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MONDAY
ISSUE
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 177
Number 5185
New York
General
RAILROAD
Admiral
The
of
Corp.—Working
corporation
laboratory
for
Stanford
working
University.
The
phases
John
at
B.
color
Huarisa,
PUBLIC UTILITY
existence
Alto,
Calif.,
has
of
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
and
of
20
other
to
-Affiliated Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
with
York
New
the
SEC
stock.—V.
Jan.
on
176,
investment
filed
company
1953, covering
2,
registration
a
New
15,000,000 shares of its capital
2261.
p.
StocR Exchange
York
Stock
American
(Stocks)
Ainsworth Manufacturing Co.—Private Loans—
This
life
a
will
Mutual
proceeds
erties
and
Insurance
will
for
Interest
4!AX
to
National. Bank
Life
expansion
the
of
$1,500,000
the
on
from
10-year
Cincinnati
two
"Detroit
banks
Los
loan
unsecured
company said.. The lenders are
National Bank of Detroit and
for
rehabilitation of
program.—V.
174,
the
company's prop¬
November—
Gross
Net
Net
1952
from
railway—
railway-.
from
ry.
income—
oper.
1950
$1,598,240
580.039
363,244
104,675
274,175
367,299
204,836
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
railway-
-
railway-
from
_
18,049,589
16,112,963
3,046,923
4.308,713
3,137,929
1,736,888
979,398
1,911.467
1,356,970
Net
of
100,000
Jan.
on
shares
announced
2
Exchange—Curb
ry.
_______38
its stated
Under
the-
offer,
100,000
shares
the
the
was
maximum
State
Young,
11,317
The
Young,
shares
28,063
Chairman
and
of
Allan
P.
listed
are
listed
are
the
on
New
the
on
Alleghany, and Mrs.
Kirby,
President, de¬
Bond
York
American
Stock
Stock
and
City
Foreign
Bond
Exchange
See
United
Gas
Improvement
Co.
Co.—Merger
below.—V,
—V.
174,
Business
Net
net
asset
Clearings
—V.
176,
i_"
'
ry.
1951
$4.02
$
$3.88
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses
Federal
Other
22,818,895
income taxes
operating
$
$
Total
2,951,000
27,161,000
1,291,457
14,427,194
14,262.603
the
Banks
income
charges
after
Net
"Deficit.—V.
176,
$1,752,484
$2,923,358 $24,572,264 $33,872,793
'311,821 262,870,734 242,95G,077
*1,162,599
2433.
p.
Co.
to
The-
offering
scribed.
given
of
to
the
Issue
The
of
common
price
and
Oil
start
Co.,
Ltd.—Offer
$56,000,000
offering
Burmah
will
Oil
5'A
today
(Jan.
heavily
oversub¬
with preferential consideration
stockholders of the- company and
Dealings
on.
London
the
12).—V.
177,
market
in
the
scribed—A group of underwriters headed
by Putnam &
Co. of Hartford, Conn., on Jan. 5 offered to the
public
100,000 shares of .common stock (par $1) at $16 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—The
the
the
100,000
proceeds
loan
and
net
cash
shares*, of
in
the
together
amount
with
of
30
a
from
stock
the
$550,000
sale
by the company
used,
together with
received from a one-year
will
after
be
The
closing date of the purchase contract, the company will be
the 30 day temporary loan with available excess cash
generated by the Division between Oct. 31 and the
closing date.
retire
Ansonia,
facturer
control
a
Conn.,
of
and;
is
company,
reported
all-plastic
The
SEb
whose
to
plant
be
telephone,
and
offices
are
and
on
sold, by Ansonia.
Oct.
31,
share
Oct.
for the
1952
31,
the
1952
2,
located
at
the
largest United States manu¬
railroad communication, supervisory
earnings
same
1952.
.
is
The
applied
to
all
company ■•was
-
•
.
.
of
the
items
incorporated
-
$316,112
115,189
45,651
3,733
35,237
37,963
3,642
4,156,098
4,143,404
3,977,341
3,697,563
746,107
730,331
862,289
492,070
156,012
164,838
219,055
24,188
manufactured
in
2158.
assets
the
of
Axe-Houghton Funds, funds managed by E. W.
Dec. 31 amounted to $65,289,000—a gain of $15,the Dec. 31, 1951 total of $50,104.000.—V.
on
30 %■
over
company
covering
the
176,
Dec.
on
1,473
market
filed
22
shares
of
letter
a
capital
(approximately $37.75
of
stock,
notification
with
the
ino
pari
to be offered
without underwriting.
share),
per
proceeds
will
go
to stockholders entitled
to
receive
fractional
shares in connection with 5',{ stock dividend
payable on Jan. 14, 1953.
corresponding
$2,250,000.
between
substantially
of
and
all
Derby.
Putnam
assets'
the
of
then
Conn.,
is
at
conduct
number
the
at
period'
&
Co.,
the
and
operated
by
be paid by The Ansonia Wire & Cable
on
the closing date, as computed under
said
in
that
expected
an
this
initial
dividends
dividend
would
rate
of
yield
EFFECT
GIVING
will be $2,116,456.
contract,
will
about
the
on
which
of
name
each
has
underwriter
each
on
severally
agreed
and
purchase
to
Co
27,000
G.
24,000
Smith.
19.000
The R.
176,
„L—
Co._,
p.
from
Shares
Cooley
—V..
Connecticut*
26.
and
Inc.,
to
two
H.
Walker
&
Co.—.—
Ramsey & Co., Inc.
F.
will
They
of
vote
will
the
11,000
10;000-
Griggs Co
9,000
2433.
P.
the
175,
capital,
etc.—V.
157,
p.
22
filed
a
letter
solidation
of
of
the
ol
Co.—Merger Approved—
has
authorized
Northern
Arizona
the
merger
Light
&
or
said
off
Nev.,
the
proceeds
$4,530,000
plant,
and
of
the
financing
bank
of
loans,
working
for
to
capital.
1221.
from
Net
ry.
-Earnings—
1951
1952
1950
1949
railway—.
$780,392
$889,389
$796,959
railway——
199,521
376,844
322,776
$671,473
352,437
income-.
49,392
72,010
117,771
259,878
9,953,658
9,382,309
8,543,555
7,707,384
4,281,922
4,152,350
4,035,277
3,435,967
1,569,553
1,745,935
1,629,489
1,307,873
oper.
From Jain 1—
Gross
fiom
railwayNet from railwayNet ry. oper, income..
—V.
176,
p.
.
2262,
Beaver Lodge Oil Corp. — Stock Sold—An issue of
10,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was offered Jan.1
2 at $2.75 per share for the account of Tioga Petroleum
Corp., Dallas, Tex., without underwriting.
sue
The entire is¬
has been sold.letter
of
notification
abovementioned
was
10,000
filed
shares
of
with
23
Dec.
common
the
stock.—V.
SEC
covering
176,
21.jo.
p.
Bell Telephone
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1952-
Month—1951
1952—11 Mos.—1951
^
$
$
Operating
revenues-.—
19,041,566
17,902,446
205,620,347 192,047,056
expenses
14,676,841
13,352,097
156,533,075
141,428,431
18,976,900
Power
income
$
$
tuxes—
1,611,800
1,748,500
18,207,000
operating taxes—
639,311
632,609
7,670,241
7,347,344
operating income
after charges.,
2,113,614
2.169,240
23,210,031
24,294,381
1,571,187
1,666,634
17,673,095
19,113,547
Other
con¬
Co.,
Prescott, Ariz,:, into those of Arizona Public Service Co., of Phoenix,
and at the same time has approved the transfer of the lease
Ariz.,
Gabbs,
Operating
Commission
facilities
of
Jr., President,
be
used
to
pay
firm's
p.
from
Federal
Power
the
The
of
2142.
Arizona Public Service
The Federal
York.
I
notlficat:on with the
SEC covering $250,000 of 5'<c
first mortgage bonds due in 20 years
from date of issue to be offered to officers, directors and employees,
at
par
(in
denominations of
$25,
$100,
$500
and
$1,000
each l.
without
underwriting.
The proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
working
Dec.
to
notes
New
the issue at a special meeting
on
approving the sale of 10,000 new
$100 par, to Investors Diversified Service,
options on 42,600 shares of common stock
Beaumont Sour Lake & Western Ry.Gross
A
on
of
approving
Eells,
would
program
expand
the
company
mortgage
Central National Bank
Co.
vote
stock,
granting
Insurance
investors.,
Arabol Mfg. Co., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
on
also
preferred
Life
respective
follows:
as
White, Weld k Co.—L_
&
Jan.
shares
Net
106,000 shs.
restrictions
Shares
&
stockholders
Mutual'
November-
by
are
Cleveland- and
a
Outstanding
125,000 shs.
(
Financing—
on
1,
$550,000
loan "contains, no
1
■
The corporation expects to sell $4,150,000 of
Chase National Bank of the City of New York,
price.
FINANCING
$550,000
—...—t
;
one-year
on
April
offering
PRESENT
TO
~
$1)-
(par
shares
of
1
Basic Refractories, Inc.—To Vote
—V.
considered
be
cents
28
l'/o
897..
p.
'
of
to
Corp.
mentioned
company
174,
•>
years.
reported
are
submarine
"Ankoseal"
1949
$419,246
106,185
$4,816,356
to
forma
(as amended Oct. 8, 1952), this new cor¬
ag/eement under date of Nov. 13, 1952 with
UNDERWRITERS—The
communication cables.
The products are to
large degree custom designed and custom built, so that the
company
not normally
carry
an
inventory of Its finished products. The
name
Pro
year.
the company of its business, and is due and payable
In January 1954.
At or prior to that time the principal balance due
on
the loan will probably be refunded by the creation of a long-term
loan
running for a period of from approximately 5 to 10 years.
does
trade
above
day
the
BUSINESS—The
1952 amounted
neighborhood of
Oct.
loan—
stock
Common
temporary bank loan of not to
exceed $225,000 in payment of the
purchase price of the assets being
purchased by the company' frohfr Noma. It Is believed that immediately
able- to
1950
$401,468
53,768
income—
p.
or
Howard
with
basis
one-year
Putnam
proceeds
common
the
Ansonia
contained
as
Dividends
4'Va !/o
the
Ansonia Wire & Cable Co.—Stock Offering Oversub¬
of
in
CAPITALIZATION
new
41.
p.
1951
$353,290-
_
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Files With SEC—
—43
Authorized
98 Mj
was
preference
Co.
was
an
purchase
DIVIDENDS—It
Oversubscribed—
debentures
Corp.
Electric
Noma
quarterly
ending
dated
purchase price
formula
1953.
Anglo-Iranian
-Earnings—
1057.
of
division.
a
total
Tne
In
are
into
located
as
30,
previous
compared to 63 cents for
contract
Electric
for
Noma
26,007,000
1,236,529
operating
351,460
1952
Co., Inc.,
185,000
p.
_______
to $1.90 per
months
assets
a
poration entered
business
four
share
to
Noma
the
for
share compared
the
per
the
Net
825,598
579,311
43
Member
of
&
Axe
of Federal
...
fiscal year ending June
per
for
cents
Noma
2,311,000
taxes—
1,970,523
1,379,658
5fj6,890
Axe-IIoughton Fund A, Inc.—Assets Up—
43
$3,942,123
1951.
and
23,236,882 257,335,107-244,294,290
16,071,067 191,174,649 170,151,894
17,518,882
,
$2.28
were
Earnings
Pursuant
1952—11 Mos.—1951
$
to
compared
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1952—Month—1951
2,724,337
1,780,387
52.9,103
from
176,
—V.
oi
American
3,295,082
1,710,641
railway
railway—
oper.
Total
_____43
43
Statement
Statement
—V.
at
81
Period End. Nov. 30—
66,509
1949
The
1961.
p.
56,465
2262;
p.
from
Net
2545.
p.
$38,645,110 $35,411,499
share
55,589
3,321,458
from
Net
42
Auction Sales
Sales for the
per
139,308
Atlanta & West Point RR.
Fund Notices_43
Rales
Reserve Banks
Effective—
1952
assets
value
$244,518
144,937
November—
Shares, Inc.—Assets Increase—
As of Nov. 30—
Total
176,
Gross
'
American
1950
$265,784
160.616
47
Federal Reserve System
Gas
1951
$300,941
income—
oper.
railway
Net from railway.—
Net ry. oper. income.
Offerings
Condition
Combined
Exchange
Exchange.
Condition
Allentown-Bethlehem
Ry.—Earnings-
31
Averages
Dividends Declared and Payable
.
41.
p.
by
176,
50,487
railway—
41
Redemption Calls and Sinking
shares.
warrants
177,
R.
debentures
new
the
—V.
Robert
deposited
posited
and
from
from, railway.
& Investment News.Cover
The Course of Bank
the
accept.
total,
liquidating dividend.—V.
a
155,571
railway
oper. income.—
ry.
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation
<
-
Of
as
$299,556
railway
Net
ai.
exchange
would
Service
Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—
has arranged to place privately an issue
Net
31
limit
outstanding series A preferred stock from
exchange offer made Oct. 24, 1952.
In exchange for the
preferred, the company is issuing $10,000,000
of
its
5'y>
10-year sinking fund
debentures, together with warrants
to buy 2,000,000 shares of its common stock.
0
company
owned
Telephone
40
Section
31
its
of
shareholders under
1950.
31,
is
From Jan. 1—
has accepted
it
Dec.
stock
From Jan. 1—.
Gross
Gross
corporation
Public
from
Alleghany Corp.—Tenders of Stock—
Th
of
as
common
1952
from
Net
36
...
Exchange.
Stock
and
outstanding
properties, rights leaseholds and other assets
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
37
Stock
Stock
Creek
depreciation of $446,927,
November-
Gross
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.31
SEC Index of Stock Prices...J.-u—
—31
2157.
p.
.
Dow-Jones
14,733,706
4,509,661
income—
oper,
176,
17,878,869
Exchange..
Market
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Northern
actual
1, 1952 and due Nov. 1, 1977. This financing was
negotiated by Hayden, Miller & Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
35
^Over-the-Counter Markets
77,823
the
Nov.
33
Toronto
$1,235,072
581,283-
Stock
from
31.
32
Exchange
Curb
Dec.
of;$750,000 first mortgage 3%% bonds, series A, dated
32
Toronto
1949
$1,701,333
Ashtabula
The* company
32
___
San Francisco Stock Exchange
1951
$1,701,004
_
Exchange..
Angeles Stock Exchange
Montreal
Arizona
on
legitproject—comprising the Irving and
in Yavapai and Gila Counties—
hydro
Arizona's
transferred to
27
—
Earnings
the
Arizona's
23
_32
__
Exchange
Montreal
Alabama Great Southern RR.
Northern
Service.
in
2262.
p.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange——34
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—
35
897.
p.
Stock
Stock
Midwest Stock
Detroit,
Co.
used
be
borrow
to
company.
3'k
from
range
♦The
arranged
insurance
Manufacturers
Penn
has
company
Copy
a
11
Exchange (Bonds)
Exchange.—
Stock
of
project
announced
was
on-Fossil
$1,446,354, with
will be
Page
-
New York
statement
Boston Stock Exchange
and
be
Public
Quotations
of
cost
it
the Commission determined
order,
developments
All
Stock and Bond
hydroelectric
Public Service,
original
Childs
said.—V.
licensed
to
concurrent
a
mate
In This Issue
engineers
electronics
Vice-President,
FPC
an
In
campus
1861.
'This
Cents
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Arizona
research
a
the
near
than
more
television
Executive
90
Corporation and Investment News
-
the
Palo
company
of
Price
Color Television—
on
disclosed
2
television
various
on
developments,
176, p.
Jan.
on
color
7, N. Y., Monday, January 12, 1953
Net
Net
—v: 177, p; 4i.
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(138)
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Develops
Aircraft
brake
withstand
•'to
the
speed Jets and
announced
Tiie
7.
"Cerametallic"
lining,
highly
heat-stable
from
ry.
ceramic-based
compound including
developed after years of re¬
search in
the problem of
devising a friction surface able to survive
aircraft landing impacts which heat brakes to as high as 1,800 degrees
new
other
a
elements,
Increases
life
brake
in
approximately
linings
Net
from
Net
ry.
"Cerametallic"
2.000
degrees.—V.
order of 50%
the
on
times
176,
1949
$791,000
232,634
329,943
74,134
business
of
191,095
225,552
•27,885
nounced
on
railway
Jan.
10,048,000
10,561,000
9,725,000
8.747,000
1,484,371
1,995,987
1,924,222
1,064,989
373,092
836,033
768,944
income
176,
Bids
will
received
be
$7,200,000
to
up
equipment
Mr.
(EST)
noon.
trust
Jan.
on
certificates
to
for
14
the
purchase
in
mature
30
equal
instalments
from
Aug.
1,
1953,
through Feb. 1, 1968.
proceeds will finance about 80% of the cost of a $9,012,454 order
rolling stock.
The new equipment includes: 250 70-ton cov¬
ered hopper cars, 500 70-ton hopper cars, 24 diesej locomotives of 1,500
The
A
Shoe Co.—Meeting Adjourned—
special
'
proposals
shares
to
No
employe
lack
of
action
of
authorized
$15
to
an
allocate
option
in
plan.
1945
total
authorized
stock
taken
par
have
all
now
proposals
from
common
50,000
to
8
and
vote
allocate
adjourned
was
until
been
1,000,000
on
granted.
the
to
shares
Outstanding
each
The
5
for
tificates
of
for
at
shares
common
now
Grosj
SEC
filed
31
letter
a
of
($10
and
offices
new
distribution
of
in
states
several
musical
to
notification
the
promote
compositions
and
competitive
from
from
ry.
freight
the
sell
and
Interstate
$7,200,000
bidding.—V.
177,
with
1952
railway
income
Gross
the
from
locomotive.
passenger
Commerce
of
Commission
equipment
trust
cer¬
42.
p.
1951
*2,317,215
Net
from
Net
ry.
2,236,851
Mr.
the
close
to
The
41,897,898
*22,806,506
14,534,830
figures.—V.
177,
17,315,581
net
Shares
outstanding .....i™™,
asset value per share™.
Net
—V.
November—
1951
Gross
_™™™™
604,975
$23.11
—.__.™—
Gross
Cal-Alta Oil
The
SEC
company
&
•
filed
notification
of
drilling
for
such
other
initially
or
election,
funds
or
more
of The
at
to
are
be
ic)
or
participating
may be
companies.
account
retention
by
the
affiliates
are
tiustee
Jan.
November—
from
from
ry.
thereof
At
as
$1,130,959
Four
1952,
may
In
the
employee's
by the trustee in one
bonds, or (b) capital stock
from
the
$389,643
$333,729
*9,705
*53,934
*84,774
*114,285
*95,483
5,915.303
5.578,275
4,534,028
5,105,195
show
will
it
record,
period
same
is
was
expected
corporation
984
of
for
with
cents
75
will
to
817,247
1,084,321
557,622
air
the
of
net
N
income—
*113,542
'Deficit.—V. 176, p. 2159.
201,512
*315,184
*198,389
November—
Gross
1951
Net
from
Net
ry.
income—
oper.
1950
$233,865
railway
$245,420
railway..29,913
miles
Air
1952
in
will
1951
exceed
1951.
in
share
a
paid
$15,000,000,
21%
a
increase
1951.
(carrying
1952,
total
freight
Passengers
of
875,000,
a
miles
20%
will
ton
in
carried
passenger
one
gain
a
to 2,500,000
C & S
supporting
its
presented
with
Board
and
Dec.
on
to
merger
Aeronautics
received
Chrysler
$251,433
1
29,172
4
*39,60.)
*46,045
''
1949
.
31.
23%
the
increase
an
total
mile)
one
over
show
will
36,102
Jan.
on
SEC
7.
this
Net
Net
*
from
from
will
*71,269
ry.
2,502,360
2,486,694
2,140,876
103,232
*161,894
Plymouth
*594,435
*797,193
*646,699
*875,974
Civil
the
Delta
the
176,
The
to
corporation
covering
be
each),
Dec.
on
$30,000
offered
for
without
of
29
filed
general
underwriting.
working capital,
etc.—V,
p.
of
Air
Lines.
President
net
at
(in
par
proceeds
with
debenture
are
units
to
of
south
for
of
the
approval
United
of
States
block
be
is
of
Its
preparing
stock
common
registration
a
statement
public offering through
headed by The First Boston
Corp., it was announced
Clinton F. Robinson, President,
slates that the stock
part,
and
of
the
trusts
These
holdings
established
holdings
tlanding.
The
diversifying
will
Mellon
members
to
be
of
about
In
line
family
the
71%
with
and
list
176,
the
stock
on
will
6
Mellon
national
shares
family's
stock
At
policy
exchange
the
of
sales,
pense, etc.,
State income
Fed.
income
Net
Net
1952
sales
and
is
excess
profits
taxes
its
-
176,
p.
In
(427,248
with
with
are
have
and
none
and
a
of
been
news
Carrier
under
Willys-Overland
"There
way
emanating
Corp.,
dn
may
*
are
Jan.
lead
—V.
$727,459
$1.70
from
7
to
Chicago
denied
discussions
contemplated,"
of
this
Mr.
Central Illinois Public Service
The
receive
fractional
Co.—To
Sell
the
for
are
19,
with
be
to
&
in
176,
SEC
at
the
Co.,
benefit
shares
1953.—V.
the
issued
Hallgarten
New
of
com¬
connection
1563.
p.
market—probably
the
Convertible
$25,000,000
a
of
register
Debens.
convertible
month,
next
will
company
issue
it
the
sub¬
learned
was
with
issue
Peabody & Co.
tha
the
issue.
decided.—V.
and The First
Details,
176,
including
683.
p.
(Fla.)—Stock Offered—Public
proceed
in
will
help
development
in
north
the
Republic
finance
activities
Florida
and
the
which
company's
are
southwestern
concen¬
Alabama,
Haiti.
of
Gulf
Oil
Corp.
Not
including
and
Sinclair
Haiti,
Oil
the
&
Gas
Co.
in
has
company
north
leasehold
acres.
exploration
the foremost
stock
Co.
(par
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
2,00
shares
5%
As
Jan.
176,
in
*1,499,886 shs.
for
delivery in exchange for
outstanding capital stock of Florida Explora¬
1953, this transaction had not been' con¬
the
of
of
placed
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
cent)
one
2,
escrow
2160."
p.
Community Public Service Co.—Stock Dividend—
120,755
163,525
The
169,103
137,181
.
.
75,509
1
,
1,115,462
and
subject
-
for
the
the
an
to
outstanding,
change,
share
for
largest
high
turned
monthly
out
output
of
each
issued
maximum
a
on
cash
a
to
to
entitled
of
have
issued
to
basis.—V.
that
total
be
176,
in
p.
at
value
to
required
value
of
receiving
135,350
shares
of
dividend.
a
as
the
payment
shares
the
market
for
common
of
rate
that
the
one
aboufc
dividend,
cash payment,.
which
$2,300,950,
settle
to issue
company
par
estimates
company
fractional
a
this
stockholders
dividend
The
be
will
$31,000
the
held.
will
has estimated
will
authorized
present
shares of its $10
issue
shares
actually
company
be
stock
plans
five
shares
stockholders
will
Commission has
capital
which has 685,908
stock
all-time
company
of
1,397,636
The
reached
Power
shares
company,
135,350
when
1952,
Federal
The
with
plants
actually
and
fractional
thai
shares
2269.
In
peak,
on
and
In
of
the corporation currently has
its payroll in United States plants
when the government had cut
year
total
both
Chrysler
1950
all
who
those
Composite Fund, Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
SEC
21,000
defense
and
Corp. employment
1951 Chrysler Corp.
127,000.
estimated
work.—V.
1952
railway™.
._
Chrysler
work
177,
for
Corp.
the
employees,
V.
investment
Jan.
on
175,
2,
filed
company
1953
covering
registration
a
shares
200,000
statement
of
its
with
capital
the
stock.—«
709.
p.
company,, are
42.
p.
1951
1950
$4,139,061
$3,446,787
1,775,346
1,013,717
„
incomeJ.
927,889
railway—
41,130,253
railway—™.
13,886,809
6,163,517
1949
$3,459,618
$2,783,685
1,388,792
,
447,116
oper,
income.
..
176,
p.
849,004
776,582
428,874
40,139,546
37,097,691
33,079,261
13,076,135
14,159,044
10,587 938
5,271,370
7,399,027
5,657,466
-
C
A.
.
ments
5%
Campbell,
have
been
convertible
tional
the
President,
made
notes
$500,000 of said
in December announced that arrange¬
the private sale of $500,000 of
three-year
price of 90% of principal amount. Ar addi¬
for
at
treasury.
The
a
notes
have
been
authorized
and
will
held
be
in
'
'
net
proceeds ($450,000) will be used for
financing expansion In
North Dakota and Texas, as well as in Canada, and for
other corporate
purposes.
The
purchasers
will
immediately; $75,000
will
2159.
The Guaranty Trust Co.
a
.
merger
subject
Wamplor
with
said
of
that
Carrier
Willys-Over¬
—
V
176
nu
pp'
Co.—Acquisition—
company has applied to the Federal Power
Commission for
authority to acquire all or any part of 5,400
additional shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $100) from Electric Energy, Inc.. of
Joppa, 111.
The application says that Electric
Energy, which will supply electric
power
to
the Atomic Energy
Commission's Paducah
Ky
p'ant
is
issuing the stock to finance an expansion of its
Joppa steam electric
generating station. As one of the five companies
which are sponsor¬
ing Electric Energy, Central Illinois will purchase
up to 5 400 shares
of the additional stock.—V. 176, p. 1263.
notification
par)
The proceeds
to
and
930,789
additional
an
97,558
be
dated
Jan.
2,
Consolidated
Colgate-Palmolive-Feet Co.—Scrip Agent—
Sc
Cloud
reports
Co.
no
of
(no
through
Authorized
of New
York
will
act
as
sell
7,
Bond
purchase
agent to
scrip certificates for the holders of common stock
1953, Jan. 9, 1951, and Jan. 8, 1952,-t-V. 176, p. 507.
issued
on
It
take up
Feb.
on
$350,000
15;
and
principal
$75,000
on
amount
April
of
the
notes
The
15.
notes
1953.
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Private Placement—The
private placement through Allen & Co. of securities of
9
this corporation and of its wholly-owned
subsidiary, John
A. Roebling's Sons Corp., a Delaware
corporation (form¬
erly the Colorado Steel Corp.) was announced on Jan. 5.
The securities are $15,000,000 John A.
Roebling's Sons
Corp. first morigage 15-year sinking fund 4%% bonds
due Dec. 1, 1967 (guaranteed as to
principal and interest
by the parent company) and 200,000 shares of The Colo¬
rado
Fuel
&
Iron
Corp., 5VS>%
stock, series B ($50 par value).
cumulative
preferred
financing is incident to the acquisition on Dec. 31, 1952, by the
subsidiary, of the manufacturing business, plants and invent jries, of
John
A.
Roeblingbens
Co.,
manufacturers
of
wire
rope.
..
The princi¬
...
Co.
of
New
issue
6
Jan.
with
that
the
$40,000,000
this
New
first
to
The
York,
a
1952
funds
will
The
its
Halsey,
proceeds
treasury
be
used
used
company
$50
million
Shiar.t &
will
be
to
Plans
—
for
Bids
are
expected
to
be
by
for
bonds
group
the
file
refunding mortgage
and
off
new
would
Commission
bond,
pay
its
S.
mortgage
Inc.,
to
finance
directly
estimated
first
Co.,
used
P.
refunding
as
bank
utility's
3%s
due
loans
expansion
1982.
and
reimburse
program.
The
construction.
1953
construction
budget
$90,000,000.
p.
Inc.
corporation
York
and
I.
March
went
rest
on
application
to
received
around
2434.
at
mid-February.—V
over
*6.
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.—Dec. Sales
Up—
Peiiod
End. Dec. 31—
Sales
The
pal plant is located ut Trenton. N. J.
reported
an
authority
In
Edison
Financing—
was
Jan.
series
story
which
letter
a
stock
share)
1,697*000
shares)
1158.
„
peaks
railway
from
ry.
Jan.
1058
time
oper.
from
Corp.—Merger Rumor Denied—
land
from
from
ry.
N^t
87 300
767.
President
negotiations
filed
bring
net
CAPITALIZATION
to
share
per
connection
W am pier,
reached
of
and
Carrier
97,396.
was)
16%
Gross
8,044.916
1,641'500
2269.
p.
acreage.
162,871
From Jan. 1—
$1.64
(est.)
to
to
Florida.
in
of
120,678
production sharply
1952
full
Net
83,914
176,
Geophysical
one
6,580
record
a
an
Net
$703,363
and
at
time
Net
(est,.)
above.—V.
Consolidated Cordasun Oils, Ltd.—Financing—
1951
9,726.232
taxes
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and
have not yet been
and
with
south
7,625
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.- -Earnings
ex-
net
Iron
in the
work,
Commonwealth
Oil
Co.
employes the
Engineering Co. of San Antonio, Texas, regarded
concerns in modern geophysical oil exploration.
At the present time the
company owns no producing properties and
Its leases are on lands which must be
regarded as unproven "wildcat"
as
of
$12,155,009 $10,556,675
administrative
income
income
^-V.
selling
step
BUSINESS—The company, organized about 13 months
ago in Florida,
primarily engaged in investigating potential oil areas and, where
are
favorable, in endeavoring to effect development contracts
with major oil
companies,. At the present time it holds
11,849
trucks
present
Gross
Net
and
November—
Quarters Ended Sept. 30—
would
&
622,601
December
approximately
or
Fuel
321,655
out-
Carpenter Steel Co.—Sales Higher-Earnings OffCost
2,
engaged
i,500,000
the
civilian
employment
represent
foundations
506.
p.
474,836
corporation
in
persons
employment
Jan.
on
business
Colorado
year.
back
to
family.
of
the
a
Jan.
on
various
investments.
to
expected.—V.
by
amount
sale
Its
Application
the
of
large
a
syndicate
a
Roebling
of
results
tion
1952—12 Mos.—1951
259,519
approximately 36,000 more people
than
at
the beginning of last
covering
for
the
in
automobiles
With
company
Sharply Higher—
16,803
145,729
133,000
the
is
as
by
is
Petty
testi¬
32,652
12,907
145,729
2478.
Carborundum Co.—Stock
Offering Proposed—
The
rate,
Florida
12,344
Employment
$50
the
payable Jan.
Credit
leaseholds
on
contracts
Employment at All-Time High—
the
bonds
used
be
2
per
broker.
exploration
trated
and
Board,
Final
of
Output
•December,
1952, figures are preliminary
tlncluding Military and ether Government.
notification
non-convertible
employees
The
172,
letter
a
4%
by
Franz
served
acquisition
its
$2.90 per share.
17,828
trucks
Total
subscription
until
development
Aeronautics
..
Capital Bakers, Inc., Harrisburg, Pa.—Files—
SEC
Corp.
common
expected
summated.—V.
Chrysler
2159.
p.
plants in
entitled
PROCEEDS—The
further
62%
64,915
;
*1,206,578
income...
oper.
Deficit.—V.
of
volume
further
a
Commonwealth Oil Co.
711,-
of
37,735
tDodge
Mr.
Tyson
week.
interests
*1952—Month—1951
Dodge
1,983,629
*57.718
1944
Mr.
the Colo¬
the Roebling
to
Tyson.
and
Roebling
of
offering of 150,000 shares of common stock (par one cent>
was made Jan. 6
by Gordon Graves & Co. of New Vork,
the
over
Increase
Special
Desoto
railway
railway
of
plans
It's
interest
total
Passenger cars—
*8,646
*37,916
from
sales
is
Iron
dividend
debentures
1951
1952.
Corp.—December
Period End. Dec. 31—
$175,515
From Jan. 1—
Gross
stock
*Includes
Vermont—Earnings—
1952
from
Mr.
to
Corp.
acquisition
Jan.
on
act as
company
Common
Canadian Pacific Lines in
elected
were
addition
Iron
Roebling
new
Charles
during
paid
were
cents
65
meetings of stockholders of both
Delta and C & S for final approval of the consolidation will
probably
take place in April or May,
(See also Delta Air Lines, Inc. below.)
—V. 176. p. 1862.
785,403
the
members
20%
a
and
23%
Approves Merger With Delta Air Lines, Inc.—
Civil
was
of
and
11
43.
$12.50
Commercial
The
announced
was
up
exceed
share
a
totaling
for
472,858
miles
passenger
ton
1952
$12,358,781
1,536,190 in
CAB
Eoard
mark.
&
shares
(around
ordinate
at
to
dividends
two
revenues
year.
During
the
oper.
1952,
year
all-tme
an
the
amounting
to
mail
mony
railway
the
1952,
year
with
compared
last
an¬
Fuel
Corp.—Name Changed—
Fuel
stockholders
the
'
1951.
total
*20,782
*84,116
&
annual
p.
Steel
Colorado
For
$337,655
*33.854
Income.__
railway
the
240,000,000
199,956,000.
from
$339,152
railway
for
during
1949
•
ry,
866,781
1951.
221
1950
for
of
Revenue
Maine—Earnings—
N
v
3,89J,17G
1,620,374
62%.
dividends
560,000,
in equal dollar
without interest.—
cash
1951
railway™™™.
from
s
5,524,571
*1,036,676
2159.
p.
mail
compared
over
From Jan. 1—
Gro-
2,764,061
*91,758
176,
Air
Passenger
California,
as
1952
oper.
4,281,801
—
income
nrofit
Air
Net
railway
increased
Net
of
Net
29,012,968
5.
amount
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Gross
30,463,083
oper.
freight
2222.
p.
30,846,762
railway™—
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.—Reports Gain—
invested
(a) certain U. S. Government
Texas Co. and Standard Oil Co. of
170,
31,531,447
the
other
seven
177,
2 V-i %
499,460
par
used
011
which
the
President,
syndicate headed jointly by Kidder,
Boston
Corp., is slated to underwrite
Co., Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
of;
amounts,
V.
be
his
in
549,549
Income
Passenger revenue business
gain over 1951, to establish
corporations
hereafter
351,932
and
Colorado
present
A
Employees
of
321,261
steel
was
626,176
•Deficit.—V.
Savings Plan of this company filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Dec. 31, 1952, covering $1,768,000 partici¬
pations in the plan to be offered to eligible employees of that company
and
has
$2,829,290
913,208
the
expenses.
California Texas Oil
The
with
offered
per
pay
,
letter
a
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be
share», without underwriting.
The proceeds
($1
to
ry.
Mining Co., Lovelock, Nev.—Files—
23
that
with
1949
$3,238,367
487,953
'
Dec.
on
1950
$3,018,833
714,030
from
from
Net
I
1951
$3,164,722
oper.
Net
of
Roebling concern
Corp.
said
York, who wi.l
From Jan. 1—
1666.
176, p.
ry.
1952
railway
Fuel
consolidated
and
The
railway™.
from
Net
538,806
$24.30
„—
from
Net
$14,699,797 $12,451,602
of
it
Iron
mon
1952
assets
J.,
Columbia Pictures Corp.—Files With SEC—
18,200,328
Chicago St. Faul Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earnings
Chairman
largest
inventories
N.
integrated steel plant in Buffalo,
Y.,
covering
Fund, Ltd.—Assets Show Gain—
As oi Nov. 30—
Total
Jr.,
board of directors
directors in
Roebling transaction
market
Bullock
Chairman
the $300,000,000
Colorado
42.
p.
ninth
plants,
Trenton,
program,
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp. in recent
years has acquired steel plate pro¬
duction facilities in
Claymont, Del., and is now completing a new $30,000,000 seamless pipe mill at its
fully integrated Pueblo, Colo, plant.
Colorado Fuel & Iron also operates an
162,956,881 169.984,881
43,561,513
45,536,074
records.
the
Co.,
Allen,
Completed.
nation's
of
product and geo¬
graphical diversification of Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corp., long one of tha
nation's leading steel producers. As
part of this diversification
1,861,040
■
the
Allen
bring
of
Colorado
California.—V.
1949
2,406,803
181,093,309
54,091,479
income
oper.
•Corrected
publication, sale
the
acquisition
Charles
Corp.
board
of
N.
1950
195,181,219
railway
by
named
Colorado Fuel &
Bee
railway
the
Firm
Corp.,
Roebling's Sons
8
Iron
Si
President
$17,707,410 $17,636,422 $16,586,929 $15,027,563
5,243,390
5,661,627
5,193,538
3.987,658
railway™
oper
A.
was
of
From Jan. 1—
covering 14,800 shares of common stock to be offered at par
per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
establish
to
and
November—
Bruce Balcome Enterprises, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC
Dec.
applied
issue
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
plan
Net
on
to
diesel
and
this
174, p. 2454.
corporation
has
company
h.p.
3,000
one
permission
Net
The
and
employee stock
earmarked
were
new
h.p.
more
Feb..
number
3,000,000
to
shares
which
the
increase
to
common
shares
100,000
650,000.—V.
plan
Jan.
stock
common
option
on
additional
The
for
for
quorum.
a
was
scheduled
meeting
the
increase
the
to
because
stockholders'
Allen
President
semi-annual
Brown
Iron
&, Iron
Corp.
The Roebling properties
^ill be operated by John A.
Roebling's Sons Corp., a newly-formed and
wholly-owned subsidiary of
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corp.
corporation
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Bids for Certificates—
of
&
has completed
rado Fuel
as
by
Roebling's
Fuel
Monday, January 12, 1953
.
corporation; A. F. Franz was named
Tyson, Executive Vice-President. The
2159.
p.
Colorado
producer,
54,036
railway
oper.
of
John
129,491
The
service
and
2529.
p.
1950
$989,000
income—
•Deficit—V//
great as with the best conventional
the new development, Mr. Richardson
operates successfully at brake temperatures up to
five
possible
made
are
said.
ratings
energy
Acquisition
1951
$962,000
288,968
$884,000
railway—
oper.
from
Gross
according to I, F. Richardson, General Sales Manager
corporation's Bendix Products division.
the
1952
railway
From Jan, 1—
was
in three seconds,
of
from
Net
this corporation, it was
by
Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
November—
Gross
Net
production
in
is
transports
Jan.
on
Central
Ceramic Brakes-
lining using one of man's oldest materials, fired clay,
enormous
heat generated in braking heavy, high¬
..
—V.
1952—Month—1951
$3,866,780
176,, p., 2269.
.
..
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$3,674,331 $30,024,630 $29,720,915
.
....
Consumers Gas Co.—Merger Effective—
See
United
Gas
Improvement Co.
below.—V.
173,
p.
1171.
Number 5185The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
(139)
Consumers Power Co.—Bids for Common Stock—
The
of Commonwealth
the
for
will up to
company
olfice
stock
purchase
(no
par)
subscription
additional
with
(EST)
a.m.
of
plus
of
such
such
Jan.
on
the
number
shares
pursuant
(not
in
Y.,
common
a
of
eexcess
N.
November—
Gross
Net
proposed
Net
of
to
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
the
at
New York 5,
617,669
for
bids
14 receive
20 Pine St.,
subscribed
not
are
offer,
shares,
connection
It
from
as
11
Services. Inc.,
30,883)
of
The
of
additional
record
expire Jan. 30,
The
Gross
Jan,
shares
15,
to
are
1953,
l-for-10
a
on
offered
be
to
basis,
with
ry.
rights
The
to
sale
of
the
additional
shares
of
those
are
letter
of
to
and
finance
the
company's
market
proceeds
Bonds
with
on
the
5%
representing
$9.17,
and
payment
in
of
58
Cuban
tax
of
lieu
further
a
cents)
due
per
together
annum,
payment
of
cents
3
certificates
for
is
102
shares
(about
173,
for
consummated Aug.
The
4%
bonds
Exchange
Jan.
on
The
176,
11,
with
of
is
company
($9.72
less
The
the
to
list
the
of
New
suspended
were
York
of
Stock
and
Trust
Co.,
New
York,
Y.—V.
N.
manufactures
company
and distributes butane,
14,
special fabrications used
Associated
176,
in
with
the
petroleum
and
chemical
Plans for the construction of
Albany,
on
Ind.,
Jan. 7-
of
the
River
Co.;
&
Chas
B.
White
&
The
in
$1,000,000 fertilizer plant
a
announced
were
by
W.
N.
for
required
not
because
the
newly con¬
the present plant in that
protect
the Fall of
1953.—V.
176,
All
on
Offered—Salomon
Equipment
—
Bros.
&
to
Jan. 7 offered $6,480,000 of 3Vs%
Aeronautics
and
Board
Chicago
Dec.
on
and
not
result
in
the
approved
Air
the
on
plan
dishes
for
baking, serving and freezing
food-handling habits
6,
by
this
company
of
as
production
of
millions
expects
foilware
as
a
of
feature
a
line
consumer
of
has
wometi
its
already
that
was
65th
an¬
begun,
to
Foilware
Is
thes
are
only
43.
primary
uses.—V.
177,
was
November—
the
1952,
which
split
stock,
made
was
In
Dividends
while
$32,-
Net
increase
Net
security
a
36
security
ry.
Gross
profits
1951
1950
1949
$4,587,910
$4,458,988
$2,299,096
1,893,118
1,739,025
1,903,760
902.411
income
oper.
from
Net
during
distribution.
profits
1952
$4,727,258
railway
railway
from
Net
Increase of 7%
an
from
from
586,031
303,602
660,392
420,906
44,120,094
50,441,212
45,109,642
38,248,522
15,045,055
18,573,570
20,442,759
13,164,473
3,497,790
3,594,566
8,362,047
5,501,029
From Jan. 1—
totalled
December.
$6.74,
including
than
more
represented
the years.
in October.
was
end
year
of
Gross
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
income
oper.
176,
2162.
p.
Lines,
proposed
consistent
was
million
the
two
wth
the
—V.
Uranium
will
be
operated
Uranium
claim groups,
In
as
consist
total
a
as
winter
2,200
over
exploration
according
to
the main
operational
Development
Donald
now
Moore,
the
Milliken
located
are
Eldorado
Lake
in
the
operations.
conditions
Ltd.
permit.
stock
common
is
presently
being
Casper,
of
the
three
board
In
for
the
from
debentures
be about 90 days before the merger plan
176,
can
ending May 31, 1953.
conditions, the company
may
spend
a
last
sale
July,
of
sufficient
for
plus
million
$100
subordinate
of
$407
Earnings
before
fiscal
in
as
income
net
after
taxes
are
and
1952,
in
taxes
expected to be about
indications point to
1953
than In 1952.—V,
the
In
same
somewhat
a
176,
p.
English-Minton
shares,
or
shares,
Mr.
Mr.
Minton
of
and
and
Manager.
of
the
operations,
Upon
the
etc.
registra¬
contemplated
associates,
associates
76,60%
and
the
of
English
(49
and
initial
Joseph
Individuals)
voting
and
associates
the
assets
being
$289,300.55.
securities
associates
1,646,093
acquired
.
A.
oil
Minton
will
company
production business,
tion from its
to
proposes
scares.
more
from
and
amount
shares
According
to
and
the
interests
$232,457.85,
Minton
to
outstanding.
789,491
production
was
Mr.
will
then
own
while
associates
•
•
,
The
•
conduct
a
general
oil
and
specifically to produce
and
gas
and
sell
the
then
leasing
produc¬
producing wells, to "farm out" its
acreage to major
companies, large Independents or individual
capitalists within the
industry, to set up a geological department, to
acquire additional
leases, and to acquire additional
producing properties.
Of the pro¬
oil
ceeds
oil
of
the
and
stock
for
sale,
$345,000
properties,
gas
$90,000
$100,000
"wildcat"
semi-proven oil and
Erie
fiscal
oil
gas
and
Gross
2435.
slated
for
the
purchase
for
semi-proven oil
leases, and $25,000
for
of
proven
gas
and
leases,
and
proven
RR.—Earnings—
1952
1951
1950
1949 '
$15,115,727 $15,430,340 $14,693,524
$11,905,605
4,221,622
4,432,464
4,204,730
2,678,514
1,909,541
2,097,506
1,827,457
1,109,956
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
-Earnings—
is
gas
royalties.
November—
higher
Net
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic Ry.-
General
company
associates
cost
was
million.
the
stock
City) and associates will own 100%
of
the outstanding
Upon public sale of the 750,000
shares, the combined Interest of
these
the
the
the
and
the
English
Lake
and
convertible
than
by
Mr.
prospectus, the cost of the leasehold royalty
being acquired from Mr. English and
like
of
President
Of
internally
financing
is
purchase
Interests,
2,435,583
of the long-range outlook for business.
estimates that
if present
dollar
volume
continues,
will be 5%
to 10% higher in fiscal 1953, ending next May 31,
in fiscal 1952 when the company sold products totaling about
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
'
decision,
Gross
would
from
Net
Net
be submitted to the stock¬
from
ry,
from
1951
1950
1949
$776,880
$682,539
$649,874
$413,263
Net
196,920
203,136
"13,558
Net
ry.
120,483
136,632
147,810
"45,954
—V.
7,470,139
7,476,726
6,544,420
5,237,948
1,279,904
1,405,853
1,501.526
29,197
533,586
684,536
906,044
"440,169
railway
railway
from
218,230
railway
railway
income—
oper.
Gross
1952
November—
1863.
p.
and
Messrs.
generated' cash, probably will
projected 1954 expansion.
The company Is continuing to diversify its line of products. Through
steadily expanding research and development, new products are being
introduced to commercial markets, and new uses are being found for
old line products.
All in all, Dr. Doan said, the company takes an
be
public
participating.
statement, said it
Joint
of
gas
stock.
expansion
Proceeds
members
a
Wyo„
tion
made
year
business
on
drilling
pay
1963.
p.
and
are
Co.—Plans to Continue Expansion—
fiscal
the
to
company filed a registration statement with
the SEC on Jan,
5,
of common
capital stock, $1 par.
The company
proposes to make a public
offering of 750,000 shares bf
stock at $1 per share.
These shares are to be
offered for sale
through
J. A. Hogle & Co. of
Salt Lake City on an
agency or "best efforts"
basis, the selling commission to be
10 cents per share.
An additional
2,435,583 shares "are to be distributed
to 49
individuals, who constitute
the owners of all the
oil and gas
properties ,and interests therein that
will become
the major material and
initial assets of the
company."
The company has
granted to Hogle & Co. an
option to purchase 100,000
shares of stock at $1.50
per share, exercisable
on
or
before Dec. 31,
1953, while the remaining 150,000 shares
are to be optioned to
executive
officers and key personnel under
a
"Restricted Stock Option"
program.
English Oil was organized
Sept. 23, 1952.
Homer
O.
English of
acres
programs
S.
the Calgary Stock Exchange. Preparations
listing on the Toronto Exchange.
for
used
The
of exploration and development of the Cana¬
properties is planned by Dominion Minerals to com¬
Minerals
be
1953, covering 3,435,583 shares
of
of North Saskatchewan
area
and
of
program
soon
to
are
English Oil Co., Salt Lake City,
Utah—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
wholly-owned
a
aggregating
the Athabaska
north of
area,
proceeds
share.
per
and
Northland
separate
net
176,
reached
issued
monopoly.
The order provided for
had been proposed by the two com¬
companies,
companies.—V.
been
The
during fiscal 1954 as part of a long-range
expansion program which has witnessed investment outlays totaling
$441 million over the six-year period which ended May 31, 1952.
sales
with
labor provisions which
panies for the benefit of both employee groups.
No
operating
restrictions
were
imposed by
the -merger
unanimous
(par five cents) at 50 cents
optimistic view
Management
transfer
with
has
all
Dow Chemical
subject
merger
Inc.,
Empire7 Oil Corp., Tulsa, Okla.—Stock
Offered—L J.
Schenin Co., New
York, on Jan. 3 publicly offered "as a
speculation" an issue of 600,000 shares of
a
protective
both
assets
on
secure
1953
merger
would
31,
Southern
necessary White House concurrence
International routes of C & S.
The CAB
found
that
the
of
the
However, Ekco emphasizes that
p.
According to Dr. Leland I. Doan, President, the company is pro¬
ceeding with its expansion program, and present estimates are that
capital expenditures lor plant and equipment will total about $100
offering are—Drexel & Co.; Union Securi¬
Corp.; and Stroud & Co., Inc.—V. 177, p. 43.
holders
aluminum foil
Jan.
according
(Salt
Delta Air Lines, Inc.—CAB Approves Merger—
,
on
sales
will reach 100,000,000
units a year by
Benjamin A. Ragir, President.
designed for specific cooking
jobs, and the dishes
are divided
Into three classes:
party, serving and pie plates;
cooking,
baking and serving dishes; and cook 'n
freeze dishes.
of
report
simplification
totaling 22 claims are located In
remaining groups, totaling 21 claims,
Lake
as
Hutzler
to cost approximately $8,130,700.
Issuance of the certificates Is
to the authorization of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Also participating in the
of
during
on
30,
had
shareholders,
Canadan
Northland
trading
equipment, including 500 50-ton hopper cars, 200 70-ton covered hopper
cars, and 20 diesel electric switching and road
locomotives, estimated
was
the
situated
arc
extensive
mence
Two other bids were received, viz; Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., 99.5796
for 3'/8s; and Kidder, Peabody & Co., 99.61 for 3V4S.
These certificates are to be secured by new standard-gauge railroad
Officials
annual
of
change
Ekco
1954,
In
announced
was
16th
groups,
amount
which
and
transaction.
of
Depending
and
1952
two-for-one
Northland
The
An
2530.
p.
of
in four
Donaldson
of 99.7603.
interest
assets
the
corporate
proximity to active drilling
conducted on nearly properties,
Two
does
completion in
Certificates
corporation
Mass
Director.
Jr.,
equip¬
ment trust certificates, series L, maturing
annually from
Jan. 15, 1954 to Jan. 15, 1968, inclusive. The
certificates,
priced to yield from 2.35% to 3.15%, according to ma¬
turity, were awarded to the group on Jan. 6 on a bid
this
line
can
niversary.
1952—5 Mos.—1951
in
1952,
its
close
being
20-acre
a
on
Watmough,
area.
in
area.
Is
plant
new
Levee
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.
Civil
A new
$4,177,993 $15,128,790 $14,774,221
for
30,
cases
1952,
Nov,
the
assets
claims,
dian
The
Nov.
Agreement
Dominion
ties
r
subsidiary of Dominion Minerals.
Co.;
and Frank Miller & Co.
city.
and associates
1952—Month—1951
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$9,471,842
$9,063,418 $80,698,929 $77,980,105
2270,
p.
Ekco Products
Co.—Announces Foilware Line—
of this company,
a
leading Edmonton oil independent,
expanding uranium development picture In the Athabaskaarea
was
announced on Dec. 22 by H.
P. W. Wright,
Canadian
in
Trust
176,
1863.
split
In
acquisition
involved
Davison Chemical Corp.—To Build Fertilizer Plant—
schduled
Stores, Inc.—Sales Increase—
common
entry
43
is
—V.
at
in
negotiations leading
to
outstanding capital stock of
Canadian
Northland Uranium Explorations Ltd.,
a
private company,
in exchange for treasury stock of Dominion Minerals. No cash
was
the
Rauscer,
John D. Scott <fc Co.; Lynch,- Allen & Co.;
It
549,972
1265.
p.
President.
Pierce &
Co.
are:
Binford, Dunlap & Reed; Dallas Rupe <te
—
Walker, Austin 6: Waggcner;
Son; Fridley & Hess; Judson S. James
Ohio
offered
that
$10,000,000
report
12,000
both
ended
year
Beaverlodge
■■
UNDERWRITERS
erection
than
first since
p.
value at
into rapidly
pro¬
industries.
The
be
to
Dominion Minerals Development Ltd., Edmonton, Can.
and all types of liquefied petroleum gas storage and dispensing
systems, anhydrous ammonia storage and dispensing systems and vari¬
structed
1951
693,820
1471.
p.
Sales__
covering
—Enters Uranium Field—•
pane
Vice-President,
176,
i
-
Co., Dallas, Tex.—Stock Offered—Raus-
BUSINESS—The
New
par)
1952—Month—1951
at
was
share
asset
The
in
176,
in
stock
per
Net
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will go to certain selling stockholders.
Iract
1952
$17,013,618 $12,570,377
outstanding
benefit
payment of 14 cents per share
Bankers
cher, Pierce & Co. and associates in December offered to
residents of Texas only 80,000 shares of common stock
(par $2.50) at $6.50 per share.
types of
(no
30
jf
the
about
30%
over
The
dealings
from
31—
assets
Period End. Dec. 31—
Dec.
on
unissued
Dec.
more
corporation
000,000
deposit
■
Elgin Joliet & Eastern
Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
ous
SEC
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
the
Tank
—V.
see
share), without underwriting.
The
holders
of
fractional
rights
scrip)
Issued
under
plan
of
1950, and outstanding on Dec. 29,
per
the
the
stock
and
annual
and
completed.—<V.
852.
Dallas
(which
Dec,
Shares
Funds, Inc.—Assets Show Gain—
of
the
5.
agent
RR.
of
Total net
this
Ekco
corporation's
principal
on
1952
increase
the
cents
exchange
p.
Ironton
As
775,926
under
5
2530.
check
1952.
admitted
were
Jan.
of
be
certificates
and
with
$4,240,899
176, p.
A11
deposit representing $1,000
pany,
filed
2088,
p.
Diversified
pay¬
issued in exchange for each certificate
original principal amount of first mort¬
gage gold bonds, due 1952, "part-redeemed," (unpaid principal $460.03),
pursuant to the plan for readjustment of bonded debt of the com¬
of
&
2,315,580
1,013,156
issue
our
Toledo
common
$40.12V2
be
to
are
of
Period End. Dec. 31—
1953,
1,
1951
.
Eaton & Howard Stock
Fund—Assets Show Gain-
5,430,000
Diana Stores Corp.—December Sales Higher—
imprinted
Jan.
1471.
p.
introduced
—V.
$460
of
due
—V. 176,
construction
1952,
principal
coupons
new
participation
will
bonds,
unpaid
30, 1970, and bearing
subsequently, at the rate of 4%
and
for
$1,000
as
that
June
Detroit,
was
by
issued
recapitalization adopted
Co.—Exchange of Securities—
originally issued
legend indicating
a
able
1952
$94,487,930 $77,728,899
2,906,930
2,507,980
-
2161.
p.
Sales
Railroad
774,416
in
appeared
the
of
(represented
program, officials of the company estimate that it will be necessary to
Issue additional securities in the year 1953, the type and amount of
-which have not yet been determined.—V. 176, p. 2530.
Cuba
39,284
6,772,317
3,091,055
2,906,558
976,374
notification
exceed
1952.—V.
forward
176,
6,928,781
3,138,030
earnings which
the
has made and proposes to make capital expenditures
additions from Jan. 1, 1952 to Dec. 31, 1953 in amount
approximately 8115,500,000, of which approximately $37,500,000 was
expended in 1952 through Sept. 30, 1952.
company
carry
53,869
31—
assets
outstanding
•.
7,036,859
income
oper.
not
property
to
71,847
Dec.
net
Shares
Diamond Match Co.^-Files With SEC—
A
of
order
155,045
Edison Brothers
treasury for expenditures made for such purposes.
In
223,760
As of
Total
common
the acquisition
for
245,471
122,278
railway
above).—V.
the
from
1949
$450,639
368,063
railway
1952
heading
1953.
proceeds
will be used
The
from
from
stock¬
common
1950
$592,816
income—
oper.
Net
of property, for the construction,
completion, extension or improvement of facilities, or for the improve¬
ment
or
maintenance
of
service,
or
to
reimburse
the
company's
for
ry.
Eaton & Howard Balanced
Fund—Assets Higher—
1951
$626,478
railway
Net
617,669
stock
from
RR.—Earnings-
1952
$730,012
railway
From Jan. 1—
if any, as may be purchased by the company in
stabilizing
activities
prior to the acceptance
of
a
proposal.
holders
from
3
.
176,
p.
161,372,316 164,122,449 151,485,323
136,925,372
38,268,172
38,179,744
39,852,354
24,906,694
16,621,513
15,973,040
17,543,983
9,283,506
income
oper.
.2162,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Detroit Hardware Manufacturing Co.—Files With SEC
A
letter of
notification
10,000 shares
oi
the
of
$3.25
Mich.,
Estate
for
of
Fred
with
(par
share)
per
the
filed
slock
common
(approximately
Detroit,
was
account
of
Schrey.—V.
the SEC
$1)
to
through
Detroit
173,
p.
be
Dec.
on
offered
Wm.
Trust
C.
at
22
the
Roney
Co,
as
from
Net
market
&
from
Net
covering
ry.
railway
railway
income.—
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
176, p.
used for
co-executor
Duluth Winnipeg & Xacific Ry.—Earnings-
2088.
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
1951
Gross
1950
$246,003
$181,685
47,086
95,619
136,674
77,595
65,456
42,250
12,211
Net
Net
—V.
from
from
ry.
railway
176,
1,863,252
2,416,632
2,064,584
Gross
1,028,256
1,011,338
p.
from
ry.
283,778
317,321
538,877
—V.
393,436
from
Net
ry.
1952
.
railway
railway
oper.
SEC
$1,519,525
1951
1950
from
Net
from
$1,412,037
$1,439,231
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
oper.
176,
p.
income
53,726
3,995,200
3,128,000
978,170
315,971
income
171,909
♦245,064
176,
Filtrol Co. of
The
and
Association
covering
314,727
615,557
296,777
17,101,715
16,339,067
13,821,976
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
shares
outstanding
expected
filing
5,364,669
6,353,597
6,967,592
5,045,018
2,340,618
2,641,268
3.361,395
2,605,696
the
Filtrol
$30
trading
Associates—Listing, etc.—
par
176,
p.
of
notification
preferred
Nov.
Filtrol
stock
The
to
be
with^the
offered
proceeds
are
at
to'be
of
It
able
1963
the
New
date
stock
of
the
transfer
of
of
1952, between Filtrol Corp.
(Calif.), v/hich was approved
Nov.
than
of
26,
previously
outstanding
on
on
beerr
about
as
required
Jan.
was
of
approved
the
of
9,
by
issued
Dec.26,
approved
stock
or
merger
1952,
two-thirds
California
Filtrol
1952.
by
the
Corp.,
1953, upon
the laws of
the
the
California,
of
California,
common
Spring
Bank
Street,
and
26,
on
Co.
effective
agreement
exchange
Angeles,
on
basiS—v.
of
become
effective
Co.
shares of
and
2161.
said
of
On
of
$2 preferred shares of beneficial interest, admitted to
the American Stock Exchange on Jan. 5, were issued in
exchange for the old $5 par preferred shares of beneficial Interest,
the holders of which elected to make such an exchange on a 3-for-l
The
-
dated
merger
shares
to
fective date of
Eastern Sugar
letter
a
D
underwriting.
California—Merger Approved—
of
States of Delaware
the
class B special stock to be offered to
$10 per share.
The proceeds are to be held by the
redemption fund.
3,500
agreement
The
244,548
16,193,830
a
29
filed
class
agreement of merger,
having
holders of
all of
the issued
and
446,729
102,753
at
in
company
Dec.
on
29
of
Said
2161.
p.
Dec.
share), without
working capital.
(Del.), and Filtrol Co. of California
by the directors of the latter company
by the vote of the holders of more
$1,174,386
622,200
379,581
income
railway
4,694,800
939,780
54,451
5,415,000
1,220,584
139,923
railway
employees
1949
From Jan. 1—
Gross
41,703
E-I Mutual Association, West Orange, N. J.—Files—
Detroit Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings-—
Net
110,115
on
10,000 shares
per
1949
$380,800
101,447
$463,100.
145,443
69,500
was
2161.
from
1950
$374,400
1951
/
696,041
income
November—
Income
oper.
The
Gross
1952
$479,900
221,121
121,240
railway^
from
Net
1,779,734
579,243
.
railway
oper.
Net
railway
oper.
ry.
.
railway
From Jan. 1—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
1949
$250,550
26,594
from
Net
$159,069
income
corporation
($25
par
November—
1952
2161.
Co.,
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—
November—
Fidelity Acceptance Corp., Minneapolis,
Minn.—Files—
The
SEC covering
the
will
(par
merger
each
forthwith
$1) of
be
Filtrol
outstanding
converted
share
into
Corp.
of
three
„
:
certificates
merger
agent
at
for
may be made
at
any
time after ef¬
the Bank of America, N. T. &
S. A., Los
stock of Filtrol
Corp., Seventh
common
Streets, Los Angeles, Calif., or at The
Chase National
City of New York, New York transfer
agent, 11 Broad
York, N. Y.
is
expected
by
the
latter
that
part
certificates
of
January
in
permanent
1953.—V.
form
176„
p.
will
be
avail¬
2162.
■
.
p,0..
York^
7
N
Y.,
REctor 2-9570.
Vmber'01
Herbert
P*n-Amerlcan
D.
Seibert,
Dnlon't450°
Editor
per
and
ye":
,D
Publisher: /
Domta,°°
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
.
.
Monday, January 12, 1953
.
(140)
been
would
raised
be
1,000,-
from
General Motors
shares.
of
properties
The
from the sale.
their
to
BUSINESS—Corporation, incorporated in Delaware, is engaged in
production ot clay cracking catalysts lor petroleum refining and
clav
absorbents and decoloring agents.
The company sells the
major portion of its products directly to petroleum refiners in the
United Stales and Canada.
A new plant for the production ol am¬
monium sulphate, alumina and magnesia is being constructed by Filtro
on a
site adjacent to its plant at Vernon, Calif.
The plant Is expected
to be completed early in 1954 and is expected to cost 85,000,000.
Net
sales for the
ten months
ended Oct. 31, 1952 amounted to
below,
annual
an
would
.volume-ri-und
the
ward
national
a
in
extend
$135,000,000—well
of
excess
Authorized
stock
Common
tions.
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
SI >
(par
1,316,632 shs.
the
has
additional
oustanding.
amended
was
the
and
to
10,000
into
.reclassified
indicated
As
of
Filtrol
authorized
stock
outstanding
which
the
if
the common stock
1953
of 20-cents
of
have
been
commencing in
of
shares of
follows;
Co.
shares;
WITH
MERGER
The
of
Dec.
on
Dec.
paid
total
of
of
California
of
and
sold
be
to
by each of them
OF
Ovher than
provides
for
the
Filtrol
the
of
to
the
the
owned
value,
by
Filtrol
of
of
of
Filtrol
the
of
of
asset
of
The
of
California
have
agreed,
purchase
to
the
respective
—
Bateman,
Eichler
Bingham,
Walter &
George
Co.
Co.—
&
Lee
ficient
C.
3,000
Brooke & Co
Revel
The
Model,
17,000
Mullaney,
(Inc.)
Co
2,00o
Cruttenden & Co
Rupe <fe
&
Son_____i_
Co
Crouter
Francis
I.
Co
Bodine
duPont
&
L
Northwest Co.—*
Webber, Jackson &
Inc.
Co—
17,000
Co—
2,000
2,500
Rogers ...&
Co._
2.500
Wm.
2,000
Scott,
7,000
Inc.
Farwell,
Chapman
Fewel
Co
First
California
First
Securities. Co,
Co.
Inc—
of
2,500
Brokaw
Garrett
&
Sachs
&
Grande
Co.,
Gross,
&
Smith
&
Flallgarten
-Harbison
&
&
&
Co,_
Sons___
Co
Inc
Junes,
&
&
2,500
<—
Mason,
;
&
2,000
& ;Go._
5,000
_
10,000
Company
&
Harris,
Co.I_
7,000
R.
Staats
13,000
Sutro
7,000
2,000
Webster
2,500
&
Taylor
Union
1,000
White,
2162.
2,500
Co
&
Corp.
,Straus, Blosser
1,000
&
&
McDowell
'
Weld
Johnson
Corp.
the
Period End. Dec. 31—
1952—Month—1951
$2,127,767
S Jes—
—
p.
sold
to be
to
The proceeds
property.
to
still
■-
$22,775,605
&
35,000
will
14
vote
subscription by
$5,000,000—
A
first
Production
period;
the
for
in
October
in
and
July
was
for
June
reduced
for
92.136
period.
final
attained
was
those
two
output
in New York
the
ar,
17—
Jan.
on
experimental firsts
displayed before crowds
the auto¬
its tradi¬
in
more
special
at
Waldorf-Astoria.
show
Pontiac,
already
each
for
car
its
of
Buick
Oldsmobile,
famous
automo¬
five
Cadillac.
and
experimental
Sabre
Le
cars,
shown.
Laboratories,
Saginaw
suf¬
to be used
to
underwriting
No
is
Division
$135
Rochester
Allison, Fisher
are
Transmis¬
Detroit
Products,
Steering Gear.
Electro-Motive, Cleveland
Engine, Frigidaire, GMC Truck <fc Coach
in
corresponding
increase
of
$125
1953
its
from
ranging
Anniversary -line,
Golden
models with
1952
announced
was
Changes—
price cuts
announced
Jan.'6,
on
models
10
011
the
to
price
flat
Scries
similar equipment.
four models in' the
$135
cuts
and
made
was
ranging
all
on
on
from
four
$11.37
the
in
models
$86.37
to
Road-
made
were
on
models.
biggest
price
which
the
in
cut
reduced
was
Special Series was
The
$86.37.
of
price
the con¬
made
011
all
other
Special
$11.37.
.reduced
was
General Manager of Buick and Vice-President of
General Motors Corp., pointed 'out that in addition to the many new
styling and engineering changes made in the entire Buick line, the
horsepower on all Super models for 1953
had been increased from
128 to 170 by the introduction of a new V-8 engine, and all cars in
this
series
were
equipped with bigger brakes and
new
and more
Ivan, L.
"
of
reduction
Special
The
Financing—
stock
(par
Wiles,
Interior
Wiles
for
each
per
share
common
trim.
will
car
Air
Rivieras
—V.
offered
sell
and
list
price
of
deliver
will
it
Sky¬
Buick V new
equipped
fully
for
sedans
plus state
$594,
for
equipment on the two-door
the Roachnaster
and Super
optional
as
four-door
the
and
will
176, p.
$4,596
Mich.
conditioning,
Series,
...
be
the
that
announced
also
sports
$5,000, f.o.b. Flint,
of
S10),
stockholders at<$11
common
share
.issue
new
a
lark
determined
in
local
and
said.
Wiles
Mr.
taxes,
2436.
General Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
by the number of remaining unsold
the
of
new $10 par 6'/r
preferred,;
yet decided when this exchange offer will be
although Drobably, after the other offering's
$10 par 6CL
as remain unsold will be offered
not
said,
new
the
share
company's present $10
of
the
cents per
6'/f.
new
share
for
cash.
in
will
par-5'A
each
It
be
share
set -aside
preferred
$549,405
474,477
405.002
$6,716,367
5,069,637
taxes-
31,000
38,000
394.000
378,000
taxes
<42,497
43,549
454.093
<414,156
income
.$83,269
$62,854
$798,637
$664,586
48,594
35,460
458,372
367,102
expenses
the
income
Federal
Other
operating
Net
Net
_—
charges
$5,802,570
4.345,828
2436..
176, p.
the
par
operating
after 7
—V.
1952—11 Mos.—1951
*$631,243
revenues
Operating
General Telephone Co. of
that:none
however,
for
on
$10
old
the
of
said,
was
1952—Month—1951
Feriod End. Nov. 30—
exchange offer of the
projected
The
ex¬
to
new
preferred stock is to be convertible into common stock over
thereafter a 57
sinking .fund, based on the shares
The
basis.
order,
hearing,
The
sion.
the
Public Service
Kentucky
by-4308,000
rates
the
on
annual
an
for re¬
than originally authorized by the Commis¬
will be effective starting with bills
issued to
rates
new
from
company's
request
1953.—V. 176, p. 2436.
1,
Jan.
on
resulting
higher
is, $75,000
subscribers
telephone
its
increase
Kentucky—Rates Up—
authorized by
been
has
company
Commission
outstanding,
The
of
cities
banking,
nine
of
the
stock
insurance
and
automatically.
exceeded
properties
$190,000,000 in
to increase
1952,
have. also, voted
St.
Louis
$1,000,000
by
to
of-St.
Louis
Commercial
and
the
&
operating
the
The
in excess
are
Industrial
16
in
said.
company
capital
$6,634,000.
of the Bank of St. Louis now
resources
Bank
loan
states
directors
Bank
The
retire
to
stock will be registered with
the SEC, the com pari v said,
Blumeyer, ?Prcsidcnt,.' said tlje new preferred stock will: take
increased volume of business.. Total loan-, volume of the
in
The
'the
up
structure
of
company, said
of $100,000,000
Bank
in
Memphis
Operating
As
073
of
Nov.
shares
30,
of
1952,
General
stock
common
convertible
Corp.
had
outstanding
1,659,-
14,939
shares
57
cumulative
(par $100);
preferred stock
convertible
Contract
(par $2);
49,513
shares of 57
1952—Month—1951
Operating
expenses
Rent
applic.
•628,685
$9,617,434
6,774,957
$787,011
563,106
__—
$8,044,873
5,885,374
lease of
to
Cr25
foperating property
Cr 275
106,000
75,000
934,000
,727,000
operating taxes-
48,571
38,586
540,311
400,210
income
$145,932
$110,344
$1,368,166
$1,032,564
104,100
73,583
932,060
737,835
Federal income, taxes—
Other
Net
Net
1952—11 Mos.v-1951
$929,188
revenues
wholly owned subsidiaries and the company .owns all of the common
Washington Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
of
Southwest—Earnings—
General Telephone Co. of the
Period End. Nov. 30—
an
company's
the
will be set
new
Arthur
care
operating
after
charges
cumulative
of
—V.
176,
p.
2163.
preferred stock
(par $20);-and.61,881 shares of 57: cumu¬
preferred stock, series A-(par $10).—-V. 175, p. 2280.
convertible
General Electric Co.—New Products Announced—•
Two
been
volts ;but
pany's
1952—12 Mos.—1951
home
Higher-
the
number
of
General
inch
9-inch
a
1952—32 Wks.
1951
and
At
sink
the
drvers
110-volt
General
Manager
H.
Continue Expansion
Plans
:
stockholders will vote Jan. 28 on
amending the charter wherebv
authorized cumulative preferred stock
would be increased from the
i-.esent 100,000 shares ($5,000,000) to
160,000 shares
($8,000,000); and
the
of
the
General Telephone
pieces ,to
the
dryers,
:new
appliances, which
and
which
Hue
T.
also
have
incorporate
Hulett
cabinets
storage
two
cabinets
sides
General
said
number
cabinet
have
door
for
will
include
peninsualr
24-
a
installa¬
Manager
of
the
company's
that
of
last
the
1953
line
-bar
new
with
handles
finger-holed
includes
has
year—and
by
been
channels
56
finger-holed
need
which
of handleare
The
p.
Commission
U.
This
increase
1952
which
the .line
simulating base
cabinets
2531.
are
not
are
an
cabinet
assortment
doors.
expected
to
to
be
of
sink
almost
behind
cabinets
«
available
each
and
Donald
by
has
Ohio
C.
on
annual
an
President.
Power,
authorized
been
authorized
been
rates; by $1,793,493
the
by
in
is
addition
subscriber
to
rates
interim
an
$1,32G,813
by
Ohio
increase
annually.
allowed
in
March
$750,000.
to
subscribers'
merce
Commission.
has
west
increase
Co.
telephone
been
In
Illinois
addition,
granted
subscriber
its
of
has
been
authorized
rates by $452,000 annually
General Telephone
permission
rate
by
by. the
the
by
$14,680
phones-it serves-in the State.—V.
Co.
Montana
annually
on
increase
to
Illinois Com¬
of
the
North¬
Commission
the
1,5.60
to
tele¬
176, p. 1963.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry. operating
1S52—Month—1951
1952—11 Mos.—1951
revenues-
$325,651
$247,013
$3,481,857
$3,127,484
expenses-
237,939
211,273
2,815,067
2,554,700
opers.
$87,712
$35,735
$666,790
$572,784
42,160
■518
172,216
157,744
sink
Net
.
until
of
increase
amounted
Ry. operating
Completing
Co.
6
com¬
handle.
fronts
Telephone
Jan.
on
have
companies
System
subscriber telephone
announced
General ..Telephone
of
from
Hulett,
the
was
a
department.'
Mr.
it
General
P.
automatic
appearance
basis,
Corp.—Three Units Up Rates-
Telephone
General
increase tjieir
com¬
for vertical storage of
large trays and
.base-cabinet-with-two rotary shelves-, it has
cabinet
double
Base
<
department.
redesigned.
Wall
cabinet
doors
are
opened
channels at the base of the
cabinet, eliminating the
with
operate
operation'have
pletely
flush
which
cabinet
corner
time
same
items—nearly
,1953
by
and
Goss,
laundry
for
opening
tray
a
adapted -for
companion
home
clothes
to
improvements.
cabinet,
announced
H.
washers,
design
be
equipment
restyled
Eiectric's
base
automatic
may
James
newest
completely
electric
$20,581,693 $176,034,005 $149 808 683
by
laundry
automatic
in
been
been
which
announced
_
are
General .Electric
new
220
on
1,000
Co—
-
Three
The
to
equipped
were
Super Scries.
SEC
amount
an
authorizing
011
one-third
about
500,000-share issue
new
2,500
Higgins
&
2063.
Foremost Dairies, Inc.—To
83,703
1052
which
ever
Detroit Diesel
Motor
vertible
are
cumulative convertible preferred
of
cars
Bearings.
to
models
the
...
2,500
$1,986,063 $12,579,341 $11 731 972
1952—4 Wks.—1951
Mr.
.
Jan.
for
has
of
80
hardware.
to Borrow
additions
and
basis
a
an
one
platters;
176.
stock
the
for
and
made.
present
a
be
Radio,
Hyatt
compared
•
,
with
of notification
the proposed
tions;
Period End. Dec. 6—
month,
amounted
10-year .period;
17,000
2270.
Food Fair Stores,
Inc.—Sales
—V.
letter
a
of common
on
officer
new
The
35,000
Co,-,—I
Zuckerman, Smith
Soles
in
the
^5,000
i
&
this
Dynaflow
32,392
for
strike
two
Operating
holders
of
plus
35,000
Co
Securities
on
shares
lative
._j.
Co
&
Securities
&
(M. II.) Fishman Co., Inc.—December
Sales Up—
p.
*$6.58
exchange offer is made, the company will proceed
with redemption of :any of the $10 par 57c
preferred stock still out¬
standing,.
v
17,000
Wilson,
176,
filed
will
Research
are
2,500
—
Bros.
Stone &
10,000
Miller.
2,000
the
Two
—V.
209,211
i$7.92
exceeding $300,000.
basis
company
rAfter
4,000
Boyce—
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
1,000
Co
Fay.——______
176, p.
255,880
$8.01
change offer.
15,000
Horner
Inc.
Stix
Henderson—.
&
Gardner
Roney &, Co
William
Barbour,
Cosgrove
&
Fairman
Stein
1,000
Stone & Co
Hogle & Co
Flooker
.2,500
2,500
Fayden,
A.
■Bills,
35,000
Co
&
C.
Shields
2,000
Co.__
Rogers,
347,664
those
the
of
3,000
Tracy, :inc.„L__
Shearson, <Hammill
Chicago
to
■
Reinholdt
stock
basis
a
Riter.& Co
Co—
Goodbody
3,404,399
.
5,000
;
Lofgren &
Goldman,
6,210,383
offerings, the company said, the new preferred will be
offered to the public.
•
An officer of the corporation said the company also will retire its
present $10 par 5Vc preferred stock and plans to make to the holders
5Vc
5,000
—
strike
before
|
such
4,000
Dcetjcn
F.obert
not
offered
the
on
The
1,000
Edgerton,
Friedman,
Dec. 31
third
showing
the
Engine,
Euick
10,749,113
1
first
be
made,
1,000
Mudge & Co._"
Emanuel,
&
raise
of this series
2,500
Co
&
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescott,
Shepard & Co.,
2,500
&
.
■5,000
Stone
early
with
Buick Motor Division Announces Price
A
on
76,936
was
has
it
feature
Dclco
$11.37
inter.
will
.York
XP-300,
and
.
3,000
Co—
steel
units
1950
1647.
p.
improvements
After
10,000
&
Wells
Curtis
'4,000
Townscnd,
<fc
to
3,000
Co
Roland
Paine,
;4,ooo
&
Miller
Pacific
2,000
Co—
Co
&
Milwaukee
Oechsel,
17,000
Davis, Skaggs &
DeHaven
Up—
'$1,385,756
aocumuia-
outstanding
stockholders
share
3,000
May & Co—.
2,000
Davles
income,
500^000 shares of 6%
3,000
4,000
<fc Co,
Central Republic Co.
—V.
The
3,000
10,oOo
Dallas
of
equipped
Other GM divisions to be represented in the show
Mr.
'7,000
&
made
was
output
steel
than
will
luxurious
35,000
Inc.
303,745
units.-
Motors
addition,,
Diesel
1951
General Contract-Corp.—Plans Pfd. Stock
7,000
;
to
production, and
the
were
the
field
Body,
$2,039,393
1952
"$2,783,634
for
divisions—Chevrolet,
and
-
.
.
ol
quarters
33,696
New
In
subsidiaries.
its
and
models
monthly
cars
by
to
1953.
tive
shares.
,
Moran
Earle
Inc.
Slocumb
&
Wheeler
of
value,
35,000
Mason-IIagan,
J.
and Company—
Byllcsby & Co. (Inc.)
Courts
of Foster
market-*
involved.
17,000
Co—_
cars
governed
Opening Jan. 17, and continuing through Jan. 23, the GM Motorama
oh
SEC
par
to certain offi¬
Plan"
Option
•
20.000 shares
lor
.pay
the
Mason,
McCormick
Brush,
H. M.
Stock
the
$10
Any unsold shares of the new preferred stock will be offered for
subscription by the holders of the $100 par, 5$ and $20 par 5pre¬
Co
Co;
&
2,000
Burnham
Corp.—
&
Ryons &
Loewi
2,000
_____
Legg
Brothers
Lester,
Company.5,000
Bonbright &
B.
stock,
common
,
value per beneficial
to
ferred
-
Higginson
Lehman
Hurry,
...
'
John
,7,000
—
and
D.
5,000
__
:
Eoettcher
with
statement
of
10,000
& Company, Inc.Ludenburg, Thalmann &
Co.
____
Co
Inc.
key .employees
company
covering
dif¬
stock
shares
Kalman
35,000
4.000
—.
&
a
shares
beneficial interests outstand.
175,
.The
Shares
65,000
35,482
tional
held.
Iuc,_._
275,503
was
A
31.
Dec,
on
when
1948,
production
materials.
of
amounted
model
1953
since
that
out
1952,
in
cars
reported
output.
GM Motorama Opens
.
.
•
C.
321,000
Wiles, General Manager
Motors,
lowest
allocation
82 7
68.038
highest
months
$50,** and
value
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
severally
number of
the
models
1952
than
by
second;
hampered
by Filtrol of California.
stockholders
General
steering.
Production
of
value)
par
shares
upon
approximately
01
pointed
by
the
of
more
The
(William) Freihoier Baking Co., Allentown, Pa.—Files
Filtrol
common
559,751
2,815,248
curtailed
1952
to
power
master
opinion of the respective boards
the net asests of Filtrol of California
selling
Allyn & Co., Inc
Auchincloss, Parker &
J.
—V.
stockholders
Shares
Barth
"Restricted
at
certificates
Net
number
below:
Redpath
with
tive and systematic payment plan
shares.
the
shares of Filtrol owned
and not jointly,
Co.,
registration
a
30,032
under
amount
&
No.
California.
the number of shares of
in
companies,
the 653,500
set forth
J.
Face
are
jointly, to sell the number of shares of common stock specified
caption "Selling Stockholders," and the underwriters, for
Blyth & Co., Inc. is acting as representative, have agreed,
&
filed
Sept. 30-
assets
of
stock
common
455,056
2,256,513
was
year
of
number
251,735,
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
853.
p.
Total
Of
the
30,883
'said,
The
six
issuance
shares
stockholders
severally
A,
176,
Filtrol
of
1,822
155,517
built
Wiles
further
sion.
the
.Elyth
($1,937,500
stock—1952 series—par
stock—V. 177, p. 43.
common
other
agreement
merger
year
the
Wiles
Ives Dairy,Co., one of the
companies were acquired
(5)
shares
Founders Mutual Fund, Denver, Colo.—Assets
,
163,375
the
change-over
These
Fla.
covering
offered
—V.
not
whom
1953,
and
cers
by
for
three
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
under
and
Va,;
Miami.
preferred
corporation
5,
be
in
Eberstadt
F.
CALIFORNIA—An
adopted
was
by Filtrol of California and
the
to
of directors of
and
to
for each share of stock of Filtrol of Cali¬
delivery, to Filtrol of certificates for the 653,600 shares
represents
merger
shares of
The
selling stockholders and the number
providing
of 9,632 shares between
Issued
W.
in
Foster Wheeler
Jan.
month
in
stock
Division
Mr.
Production
date
common
131,814
161,659
Vice-President
midsummer
.
stock
common
be
'
the
stockholders of
and by the stockholders of Filtrol of California
1952
of Filtrol. now owned
to
its
on
for
General
dividend
a
on
Motor
motive
663,132 shares)
the
and
ference
91,125
As of
CO.
1952,
Corp.
agreement
of
Filtrol
(a
record
Co,,'326,750 shares;
Lazard Freros & Co.,
and
FILTROL
g,
merger
fornia
Filtrol
by
J952.
26,
dairies
certified
the exchange of a.total of 38,750
4cumulative
1936.
stock owned
common
Inc.,- 163,375
Filtrol
of
The Atlantic. Refining
merger, dated Nov. 26,
California
into
Filtrol
0:1
stock
121,922
4-5,532
throughout
(1) I'henix Dairy Inc., one of the largest retail
serving Houston and a number of additional
are:
'
quarterly
a
9,554
and
__
built.
when
be
to
payable during the
per share,
common
SELLING STOCKHOLDERS—The
as
effective.
declare
to
maximum
trucks
Output
determined.
be
dividends
year
intend
the
and
becomes
merger
holders
to
to
authorized
be
directors
March,
1953
will
proposed
of
Cash
with
"Merger
companies
Company, of Welch,
oldest
.by
is proposed that Filtrol Co. of California be merged
The above
tabulation sots forth
the presently
outstanding common stock of Filtrol afftl the common
on
each
caption
332,150
'
984
426,115
77
12,296
Coach
&
and
Milk
1",
($1 per share).
Filtrol Company
stock
common
21,252
.54
Buick
were
operations In Texas,
it
DIVIDENDS—The
February,
the
under
of
2,255,497
Coaches:
Truck
Buick
the
Corp.
and
Filtrol
of
shares
1,801.457
33,182
and
124,634
compared to 404,695 the previous year, Ivan L.
of
*
-■
116,127
Total—U.S. plants
Communities; (2) Tennessee Dairy, Inc., with headquarters in Dallas
and operating in various other Texas communities; (3)
Southern Maid,
Inc., serving numerous communities in Tennessee and opening Fore¬
most operations in Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky;
(4) Welch
11,
1,307,000
below
California,"
into
Dec.
103,272
coaches
dairy
These
milk
1952, .the certificate of incorporation
delete the provisions creating the l'J
preferred stock,
shares of common stock (without par value)
were
On
96,851
_
preferred stock (par $1,500 per share), none of which was outstanding,
and 10,000 shares of common stock (without pur value), all of which
were
5,086
*
Total
Kentucky,
T
31,-1952, the capitalization consisted 6f 2,000 shares of
404,695
6,135
GMC
the latter part of 1952, the corporation acquired five addi¬
properties which extended its activities to the States of
Virginia and West Virginia for "the first time, adding 21
communities
in
which
the company
had not previously engaged in
business, and contributing additional gross sales at an annual rate of
approximately $25,000,000.
■
tional
and Savings
Dec,
borrowings.
Oct.
On
until
right
321,048
Pontiac
the past
company's business in
the
of
20,961
Chevrolet
President.
n^de
During
into
of
Filtrol
"Growth
says:
285,634
19,780
Trucks
Consequently, negotiations are currently under way lor an addi¬
long-term loan totaling $5,000,000."
tional
a
bank credit agreement with
Association under which
31, 1053 to borrow up to $5,000,000
oa the
terms and conditions set forth therein; the amounts borrowed
under such agreement are repayable Quarterly commencing March 31,
1954 with the final maturity on June 30, 1962.
Filtrol has borrowed
$1,500,000 under such agreement, which was the amount of indebted¬
ness
outstanding under a previous loan agreement which has been
cancelled.
Interest is payable on the first $750,000 borrowed
under
such agreement at the rate of 2%'>
per annum to Sept. 1, 1953 and
4%
per annum thereafter, and at the rate of
per annum on all
corporation has entered
America National Trust
The
Bank
Reinhold
343,795
228,452
Total passenger cars
double .1951
importantly to¬
Reinhold,
E.
acquisitions
277,156
14,137
sales up
gross
year,
coupled with recent acquisitions and those under negotiation,
will jequirc additional working capital to carry on its expanding opera¬
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
-CAPITALIZATION
Mr.
amounted to $1,458,828.
net income after taxes
$13,335,119 and
five
the
19,601
15,105
Mil
late in 1952,
virtually all of the company's common stock and a substantial portion
of the
$5,000,000 4'/a %
cumulative preferred stock, the issuance of
which was authorized early last year, have been employed in securing
new
properties.
of
consummation
the
1,118,101
28,238
Cad.llac
over
operations
company's
our
according to Paul
scale,
Foremost's
bring
would
877,950
Pontiac
ot
With
64,849
Bulck
acquisition
rate
46,869
Oldsmobile
these six companies amount roughly to.
Combined with the five recently acquired companies men¬
tioned
1952—12 Mos.—1951
Chevrolet
aggregate gioss sales of
$38,000,000.
1952—Month—1951
Cars:
Passenger
stock.
common
Corp.—Output by U. S. Factories—
Period End. Dec. 31—
acquisitions of four important dairy
the
ol
authorized
stock
common
1,950,000
which
shares
Filtrol Corpo¬
ing group from certain stockholders and
ration will receive no part of the proceeds
of
to
negotiations have been virtually completed, together with
two others now under study and discussion, would require the exchange
of 60,268 shares of preferred stock ($3,013,400 par valuei and 142,984
for
underwrit¬
offered were purchased by the
of the shares
shares
Consummation
(par $1)
per share, announces that the public offering
completed and the issue oversubscribed.
All
$18.75
at
amount
000
which on
Co., Inc., manager of an undei writing group
Jan. 5 offered (553,500 shares of common stock
has
the
Oversubscribed—Blyth
Stock
Corp.—Common
Filtrol
&
April.—V.
176.
Net
—V.
rev,
ry.
fr.
oper.
176, p.
ry.
income
2163.
Number 5135... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
Honolulu Oil Corp.,
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
1952
1951
1950
1949
$753,842
131,554
122,262
$797,065
$828,913
$678,224
181.649
257.615
127,175
170,804
236,936
76,363
November—
Gross
railway—_
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
income.-;.
oper.
Gross
500
from
ry.
—V.
.8,874,775
8,862,611
7,990,181
1,691,912
1,974,373
1,913,827
1,676,213
1,724,035
176,
The
proposed
1952
underwriter.—V.
as
•3,043,852
2,408,363
2,361,805
563,832
1,847,067
change, in a memorandum reviewing Hugoton's opera¬
tions, earnings and recent developments, said in part:
770,805.
income—
535,473
Co.
Mining
stock
of common stock to be
without underwriting. The proceeds
ore.—V.
for
176,
are
weils
on
the
extraction
over
.
of
^lower-cost
new,
a-
faster
times
than
100
methods
Finance-Corporation.
of tires today for
made
are
continuous
new
•
term
recently,
rubber.
be
added
against
cash
company
440,000
.-
passenger
of
$500,000
said,
Collyer
Mr.
process,
was
made
•.
began
the
end- of
Hugoton's
sales
gas
Hugoton
1952)
wholesale
1964,
April
on
1;Under-the
extract
30,
extracted
they
but
if
by-product
In
17
panhandle
the
MCF
May
an
in
has
5%
of
outside
1
has
that
in
July
Kansas
Sales
51,685,352
—
—V.
176,
laws
1950.
in
$
latter
45,636,086 231,703,699 263,705,665
the
major-, aircraft
Green Bay & Western RR.from
Net
from
Net
ry.
-Earnings1950
$305,182
$327,243
$333,110
from
Net
ry.
175,062
156,130
—V.
last
80,716
62,255
55,871
3,739,006
3,326,911
874,711
222,973
railway
income—
3,489,616
1,201,925
518,533
968,986
418,546
Net
149,672
With
(2)
176,
that
gas
by
1952
share—
common
and
$12.03
to
its
no
par
order authorizing
an
of
natural
January,
May, 1953.
the
176,
operations
Commission,
Power
15
Gas Improvement Co.
below.—V.
174,
as
5"c
a
1950
1951
190,000
108,000
5*9" 000
313,000
155.000
1,747,000
1,218,000
$2.60
$2.15
$1.50
of
rate
a
further
others
in
around
$4
expanded
than
Federal
share.
a
(li
Kansas
by
Power
&
acquisitions of
year
the company
dividend
it
It
also
the sale of
Light Co.,
not
also
and
on
before
paid
was
they
the
could
year-end.
1952.
15,
Dec.
company's original acreage is now nearing
probable that the payment of cash dividends
time
some
$1,450,000
restrict
stock
or
the
at
of
any
Panhandle
properties.
stockholders that
in
its
Eastern
Provisions
1953.
the
of
company's
of
to
net
current
income.
Co.
below.—V.
but
Pipe Line
176,
2064.
p.
1952—Month—1951
$
$
$
expenses
17,633,060
16,676,986
191,836,220
180.927,592
2,259,000
2,222,000
2^,227,000
21,607,000
2,060,677
2,108.931
24,977,704
24,104,621
2,662,431
2.669,435
28.594.561
March
for
2,198,616
23,532,905
Heckett
charge
will
•subsidiaries,
actional
No
Executive
cointinue
its
of
operating
taxes—
to
serve
operations.
Gross
i
.
Int.,
«
change
Officer
of
176,
Elds
of
will
be
received
by
the
Equipments—
Pfd.
wholly
presently
contemplated
in
either
management
or
the
to
in
off
pay
balance
loan
in-the
is
existing
an
of
$500,000
repayable
loan
57c.
$1:200,000^
a
manufacturing tooling;
it will get from the-
money
to
up
10^
RFC
will
within
of
loan
be
used'
four
the
years.
principal.
'
,4-
.
called
for
redemption
sinking fund,
St.,
$52,000
series
made
111.,
its
1981,
the
at
Chicago.
through
and
outstanding,
and
100
Trust
the
at
1953,
5,
issued
at
Harris
or
Feb.
on
of
due
accrued
&
Savings
Bankers
in¬
Bank,
Trust
Co.,
INCOME
46
ACCOUNT
1952—3 Mos.—1951
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$6,626,528. $5,843,980 $31,137,472 $23,213,675
5,570,493
5,075,288
25,516,837
23,054,592t
& taxes
$7C8,692
$5,620,635
633
1.144
4,904
23,069
$1,056,663
$769,836
$5,625,539
$5,187,152
income
deductions—u
dlv.
1
income
341,724
$3,935,968
219,648
219,648
878,592
878,59:2
$495,296
$264,764
$3,446,697
$3,057,374
$1.44
$1.27
share
com.
shares—
30,000 kilowatt addition
new
station
1,251.136
$4,325,289
'
'
per.
The
1,300,250
$484,412
requirements—
com. divs. & surp.
2,400,000
on
285,424
$714,944
"
,
placed
was
in
operation
A
the
to
Lawrence electric generating
This increases the
kilowatts.
Additional
expansion 0?
during
capacity
the
December.
of this plant to 40,000
Lawrence station is planned for the
1,600
horsepower unit addition to
station
4.800
new
placed
was
$5,164,033
in
operation
horsepower
company's
field,
was
present
V.
gas
during
compressor
near
future.
the
Ulysses
October.
station
gas
compressor
Construction
the-
of
Minneola,
near
the
on
2173.
175,
20-inch
completed
p.
gas
and
transmission
placed
in
line
from
operation
the
during
Hugoton
December.—
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
d'rectors
shares
The
of
stock
to
on
tificates
have
class
right
share
a
to
ownership
A
called
stock
be
in
for
the
15,
redemption on Feb. 18, 1953, 150,0QQ
redemption price of $35 per share.
stock
A
share
redeemed
Jan.
for
at
class
convert
basis
will
be
called
will
1953.—V.
175,
for
expire
selected
by
rdemption
Feb.
on
lot
into
13.
the
on
class
1953.
basis of
B
Cer¬
record;
2078.
p.
Kenmar Manufacturing: Co., East Palestine, O.—Files—
The
company
Dec.
on
30.000
share,
per
shares
31
of
without
filed
class
a
B
letter
of
stock
underwriting.
notification
(no
The
manufacturing facilities.—V. 165,
to
par)
proceeds
p.
with
be
are
the
SEC
offered
to
be
at
used
1316.
Kern County Land Co.—November
Period End. Nov. 30—
Receipts Up—
1952—Month—1951
Receipts from oil & gas
royalties
—
176,
p.
$1,343,349
-—
1952—11 Mos.—1951
$1,331,576 $15,796,243 $16,729,498
1364.
'
company
at
Room
301.
East
135
1952—Month—1951
$4,869,000
•
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$4,692,000 $40,232,000 $38,534,OQO
176, p. 2271.
11th
will
estimated
to
approxi¬
cost
(The) Knickerbocker Fund- -Asset Value LowerAs of Nov. 30—
Net
value
asset
—V.
176,
p.
1952
per
1951
1950
1940:
$5.94
sh.
$6.10
$5.60
$4.47'
54.
'
i
The
also acquire Heckett's
subsidiary, Heckett Inter¬
owned
used
the
at
Income
Bal.,
—V.
.
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—Current Sales Higher—
Indianapolis (Ind.) Public Loan Co>, Inc.—Files—
Steel and Mr.
Heckett Engineering in
SEC
Harrisburg Steel will
its
engaged
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—^December Sales Up—
2436.
p.
be secured by equipment
mately $3,400,000.—V. 177, p. 44.
corporation
covering
Dec.
on
$75,000
5%
filed
20
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
Period End. Dec. 31—
the
—V.
bank
of Heckett Engineering or Harrisburg Steel Corp.
Harrisburg Steel Corp. manufactures pressure gas cylinders, drop
iorgings, seamless steel plate couplings, pipe flanges and liquefied
loans.—V.
Ind.
170,
p.
The
6.
net
1952—Month—1951
$
Sales
Indianapolis,
sinking
fund
debentures, 1965 series, to be
sold in denominations of $500 and $1,000 each, through City Securities
;
is
charges
certificates
Harrisburg
President
as
in December, approved
of
r
revenues
etc.,
Net
Corp.,
including
Corp.
income
oper.
after
5, 111., up to noon (CST) on Jan, 22 for the purchase
from it of $6,000,000 equipment trust certificates, series 36, to be dated
Feb. 1, 1953 and to mature in 30 equal semi-annual instalments.
The
Harrisburg Steel Corp.
If approved by the stockholders,
the capital structure of Harrisburg Steel will be enlarged and changed
to meet the requirements of the merger.
Eric H. Heckett, President
of Heckett Engineering, Inc.,
will become Chairman of the Board of
Harrisburg Steel Corp.
Joseph T. Simpson will continue to act as
Chief
modernizing' thaall production
of
Place, Chicago
of
and
set
Sales
■ stock
of Heckett Engineering, Inc.,
will be acquired by
Harrisburg Steel Corp. in exchange for preferred and class B common
President
taxes
Illinois Central RR.—Bids for
entire
stock
.
he-
22,641,301
income
merger
1953.
17,
debt,
$1,000,Ofjtyv
and
27,828,232
2.273,429
Engineering, Inc., subject to ratification by the stock¬
Harrisburg Steel Corp. at a special meeting which will
of
called
The
in
;
,
toqk
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$
23,677,352 263.635,435 254,467,445
Net
a
it
Y.
exps.
to expand
24,615,163
2543.
approve
an
indebtedness
reduction
completely
r
effective
2%%
the
surplus
earned
revenues
Heckett
holders
be
voted
have
in
and
of
when
impeded
electrification
I960,
prices,
told
cash
be
new
Period End. Dec. 31—
corporation
1,
$1,056,035
regulation
additional
decided
was
seems
restrict
in
is
Monroe
St., N.
Earns,
652,000
be
the
of
Non-operating
$i,:i5,ooo
2,104.000
—
Period End. Nov. 30—
—V.
this
of
full
rapid
been
'
down
Operating
Harrisburg Steel Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
directors
Nov.
management
the
not-
months
and
Period End. Sept. 30—
Calendar Years-
amortiz.—
will
-
The
has
company
Operating
Operating
are
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Net
With
Wall
354.000
by
considered
do
Other
p.
of
.
West
—V.
United
present
Most
participated
rate
*
"
$10
Harrisburg Gas Co.—Merger Effective—
The
115
serial
paid
$2,853,000
changes
dividend
notes
Federal
See
1960.
•'
mortgage bonds,- 3
terest.
Payment will be
stock (the
stock dividend).
786.000
reach
'
'
covering
2436.
p.
$2,237,788
1,
COMPARATIVE
Operating
improvements.—V.
'
The
Hugoton's
Hugoton's
paid
at competitive market
development of
be
they
1953 and the balance of 44,939 shares ($1,000,000) In
Proceeds cf the stock sale will be used by Gulf to finance
property additions and
of
have
first
under
gas
and
$3,162,000
this company to issue and
The Southern Co., an additional 134,817 shares of
capital common stock of Gulf for a cash consideration of
The first block of 89,878 shares ($2,000,000) are to be sold
due
Nov.
to
parent,
$3,000,000.
in
close
additional wells and the expected increase in
<fe Light Co., it is believed that earnings over
could
initial
stock
5%
As
See
the
this
completion,
issued
of
bank
interest
operation
is mainly
has done
considered'
are
products—
profits may
in Kansas to
(5)
A
1951
$12.56
31—
per
Gulf Power Co.—Stock to Parent—
sell
are
gas™™„
Pow«r
possib'e
an
may
has
Federal
-
interstate gas
serial
The SEC
acreage
company
Commission
laws.
such
(310,000 shs.)
drilling
expect
2531.
p.
conservation
the
by
and
shr.
future
Earlier
Guardian Mutual Fund, Ine.- -Assets Higher—
—V.
The
permitting the sale
(3i by the possible dis¬
covery of gas in lower strata than the present producing level, (4)
by
possible discoveries of oil and gas on the company's unproven prop¬
2270.
value
the
under
income
on
Kansas
to
erties,
asset
deplet.
com,
the
near
of
$18,696,261 $18,038,847 $100,474,358 $100,258,464
original
an
Issue
including
$700,000.
capital.
interests.
State Corporation
*
per
surplus
1952—11 Mos —1951
1952—Month—1251
Period End. Dec. 31—
As of December
for
natural
taxes
Earned
sales
Sales
Net
other
the
extracted
income
626,136
appears
p.
This
or gas.
States.
Sept. 30,'52
from
from
Depreciation,
(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—December Sales Increase-
176,
by
,
the
—V.
is-la-other
regulation
Revenues
2163.
p.
it
regulated
Revenues
3,284,117
'
Administration
$563,000 of
Kansas Power & Light Co.—Partial
Redemption—
'
Federal
railway.™—
176,
of
'
1-
12 Mos. End.
119,406
61,372
income
oper.
be
,
test
including 40,500 shares recently
$316,650
158,640
railway
from
Net
would
,
originally acquired
from
Panhandle,
acquired nearly 100,000 acres of leases,
Hugoton Field but considered to be
1949
From Jan. 1—
Gross
this
private
>.
1951
Services
bonds
spite
builders.
however,
to
working
The
MCF for-;
increased,
per-
A
,
Corp.'
September the company also had outstanding $500,000 current
bank
loans.
Its
earned
surplus on Sept. 30,
1952 was $4,453,000
representing plowed back earnings since incorporation. Reported earn¬
ings from Jan. 1, 1950 to Sept. 30, 1952 were as follows:
1952
railway
oper.
lor
acreage
provide
to
amounting
Last
November—
applied-
authorized^
original
1643:
p.
General
maturing
the
by
In
improvements
spent
Government,
right
this'
and
Petroleum
cents
company's capitalization consists
fo
$2,400,000
notes due
semi-annually to Sept, 1,- 1955
(having been
from $4,000,000)
and 850,500 shares of $1 par common
"
Gross
subject
13
drilling but these properties
although <certain portions
of
them
administration
is
Warren
about
included,
are
the
has
The
2270.
p.
of
unproven
Kansas
not
$
be
an
convertible
an
The Reconstruction Finance
Cofp.
for this corporation which is
for
area--of-the
of
some
amount
production
$
the
proven
but
limited
the
1952—12 Mos.—1951
of
refunding, which becomes
have
completely removed an
year,'.will
31,
the
loan
MCF.
delivered
is
.
subsequently
the
to
of
average
revenues
producing wells owned
(W. T.) Grant Co, —December Sales Higher—
will
capitalization of-
a
par
Jonco Aircraft Corp., Shawnee, Okla<—Borrows—
...
,
to
MCF.
per
to
has
of
largely
Jaffray & Hopwood at $59 per share, with a
dealer's concession of $1.50 per share. It was oversub¬
scribed.—V. 176, p. 2436.
total
with
$1
the
inherited
capital
been
by
debentures
said
this
on
added,
and
Hugoton's revenues.
butane and propane and
gasoline,
contract
an
it
addition
favorably located for the discovery of oil
and Piper,
the
of
retirements include
mortgage
$340,000 of
Income
$4,091,638
over
Further
general
Rackley
March
/
1350
of
held
mortgage
1970.
outstanding
Mr.
a
•
1,
subordinated
leases
above
in
;
914,250,000
to
before
gas
include
receiving
cents
addition
Hugoton
a
and
shares.
$250,000
a
due
Light
gas
under
others.
from
Light contract,-Hugoton
the
substantial
sold Sunder
now
about
&
from
a
products
being
are
gas,
secondary offering of 7,000 shares of common stock (par
$4) was made on Jan. 7 after the close of the New York
Stock Exchange by Glore, Forgan & Co., Kalman & Co.
$
Power
in
.
is
,
1952—Month—1951
Kansas
resulted
Hugoton
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
program"
de¬
Frank B. Rackley,
Rackley said that the company is preseafly retiring the
$270,00,Q
of a $1,000,000
Iqpn from the Reconduction Finance Corpo-r
May 1. 1959. In addition, it is Wiping the $206,000 balance
Issue
&
made
are
15,000,000
was.
of
natural
a
Power
which
obtain
1952 amounted
hydrocarbons
has
These
to
refunding
ration due
drilled
has
built
distributes
from
output
then
volume
sales
natural
1951.
Kansas
after
entire
could
has
May
which
These
„
Hugoton
company
and
to
utility
gas
Kansas.
Hugoton
as
the
of
operating in
in
to
center
The
(to Oct. 31,
which
purchase
reserves
right
has
Period End. Dec. 31—
the-
on
1763.
first
to
•
been impractical heretofore because ordinary reaction
times would require prohibitive lengths of pipe.—V. 176, p. 2063.
*
176, p.
which calls for
company
shares
common
mills.—V. 175,
gas
pipeline
shares
common
structure,
step,
outstanding debt to leave the
800,000
10 months
of
1952 and the company estimates
that the
of its remaining proven acreage will require '13 additional
Hugoton's consulting production jengineer, .who is. also chief
production engineer of Panhandle, estimates that Hugoton's proven
time
plant
•
a six-year
of $100,000 at 4J/a?«■
was decided upon by the directors
Rackley disclosed.
To
the
amount
of
the
loan
will<
approximately
drilling
pointed out that the length of pipe required is dependent
of the chemical, reaction, and that a continuous pipe¬
He
the
line
-
regis¬
loan
Mr.
Washington,, Pa; plant,
the
.
possible by the " development of extremely active catalysts which
substantially spepd up the chemicsl reaction needed to make American
upon
SEC
into
go
1953.—V.
"package
a
3.
»
The
will
of its
5,
capital
Jan.
on
1952.
"
rubber.
cold
of
40-million
.
approved
The
bank
wells.
;
America's
to
prices
have
of
on
L. Collyer, President^ ' He said that the new process,
developed by B. ,F- Goodrich Chemical Co., is the result of 12 years*
research by company scientists and that it had boen perfected under
a
research contract financed by. the synthetic rubber division of the
majority
right
directors
President, announced
1951 and. is < estimated at • approximately < 26,000,000 in
Subject to proration,- the company's present wells are capable
delivering a substantially higher volume of gas than the amount
now
being produced.
A
total of
24 new wells
were
completed in
"cold
announced
was
extending
Hugoton's
22,000,000 in
by John
Reconstruction
bidding.'iEdward
competitive
2164.
signed to simplify the company's
Mr.
the
near
Kansas.
properties
plant
communities
such
at
-
.
makes
'.which
process
current
...
,
.
Developments—W.
stockholders.
located
southwestern
Hugoton sells Its gas output at
Co., a combination electric and
used
to be
1265.
p.
Co.—New Process Will Make Cold
Goodrich
50
*
construction,
balance
is
in
134
Rubber 50 Times Faster—
<
Panhandle
field
gas
with the SEC
offered at par (10
29 filed a letter of notification
shares
Development
to
acreage
gas
tunnel
Co.—Recent
company was formed in 1943 by Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Panhandle transferred
approximately 97,000 acres of gas leases
Hugoton and in 1949 Panhandle distributed all of Hugoton's com¬
This
City,. Utah-
Lake
Co^ Salt
Production
This
433,395
2163.
in
at
probably
176,
6,483,648
the
cars
withdrawn
has
6,956,630
(B. F.)
.
York,
7,580,358
share),
raise
first mortgage bonds, due 1983.
new
offered
to
Jessop Steel Co.—Votes Refunding—
contract
The
share has been indefinitely postponed.
per
New
8,352,435
287,879
be
President, said the issue
late in January.—V. 176, p.
New
railway—
Dec.
will
plans
company
The company has announced the
listing
York Stock Exchange, effective Jan.
10
(par
C. Langley & Co., members of the New York Stock Ex¬
on
this
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.—Listing—
stock
common
29,039
shaft
31
of
83,432
per
rubber"
shares
600,000
22,655
company
securities
new
The
Files With SEC—
Dec.
Co.,
Hugoton
mon
sink
&
Corp.—Offering Delayed—
of
100,235
income...
Ensign
that
Shutts,
1949
Golden
cents
854.
p.
$568,811
163,155
oper.
covering
L.
*
announced
through sale of $7,000,000 in
tration
1950
-
to
to
San
279,820
176, p.
The
of
Southern Utilities Co.—Plans
Financing—
is
money
The
Roth
M.
both
railway—™.
from
It
market.',
$660,116
from
ry.
W.
Co.,
Iowa
covering
the
1951
oper.
Net
of
&
23
at
160,920
railv/ay__—
Net
account
Witter
Dean
Dec.
on
offered
2163.
p.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
for
and
Calif.—Files—
SEC
be
$643,194
$801,774
railway.™
from
from
ry.
the
to
par)
362,585
November—•
Net
176,
with
(no
sharei
offering
at 50 cents
Taden
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Net
filed
Co.
Horizon Oil & Gas
2163.
cents)
Gross
Calif.—V.
San Francisco,
was
stock
common
(approximately
$50
per
through Schwabacher &
787,264
income—
P.
notification
of
5.
7,329,713
1,026,337
1,481,159
railway
oper.
of
shares
Francisco,
railway____
from
Net
letter
A
From Jan. 1—
Net
(141)
proceeds
are
be
to
used
to
reduce
1'—
„
176,
p-
57,638,873
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$
'
$
'
$
'
52,112,334 324,173,313 311,305,103!
2271.
operations
petroleum gas
mation
of
•operating
and
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up—
International
cylinders.
Heckett Engineering specializes in the recla¬
raw
material, primarily used in steel plants and now owns
facilities at 11
major steel plants in the United States
Canada.—V.
174,
p.
The
to
900.
Hathaway
Waterville, Me.
Co.,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
company
covering
36,000
i>earers
of
-Jan.
l,
1953,
The
proceeds
Dec. 24
on
shares
warrants
at
a
will
of
filed
common
which
price of
be
a
added
entitle
$7.50
to
letter
of
Securities
Guaranty
common
Trust
Co.
of
New
York
has
been
appointed
agent
1952—4 Wks.—1951
176,
85,236,986
-
and
174,
Intex Oil Co., Bakersfield, Calif.—Files With SEC—
A
(par $1)
td be offered to
holder to purchase stock after
letter
$65,000
offered
.
of
notification
aggregate
at
1952—52 Wks.- -1951
$
$
83,913,201 1,051,803,354 997,036,223
2437.
p.
combination
stock
debentures.—V.
units consisting
of temporary certificates
temporary debentures for definitive certificates
p. 1297.
—V.
—
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
Period End. Nov. 30—
the SEC
next three years.
174, p. 1788. *
Period Er.d. Dec. 27—
S
Files With
r V--r.4
notification w&h
per share for the
working capital.—V.
Definitive
—
stock
the
—
Sales
exchange
and
F.)
Inc.
Ready—
for
(C.
Refineries,
the
amount
market
others stockholders,
was
for
of
the
without
filed
with
common
account
the
SEC
stock
of
L.
underwrftiag.—V.
on
(par
W.
33Vb
Saunders
176,
p.
1952—11 Mos.—1951
operating revenues-
$492,097
$373,062
$3,960,397
Ry.
operating expenses-
234.278
271,405
2,338,089
$257,819
$101,657
271,322
121,621
$4,395,733
2,567,52$:
24
covering
cents) to be
Dec.
RR.—Earnings-
1952—Month—1951
Ry.
685.
and
three
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
fr.. ry.
oper.
170, p.
opers.
income
1769.
..
..
$1,622,308
-
331,351
$1,328,213
845,93#
<
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(142)
United
Gas
below.—V.
Improvement Co.
174,
2548.
p.
The
Lassiter Corp., Charlotte, N. C.-—Files With
SEC—
notification with the
SEC covering 4,800 shores of class E common stock
(par $5) to be
offered at $10 per share through Reynolds & Co.
The proceeds are
to be used for general corporate purposes.—V. 176,
p. 2271.
corporation
Dec.
on
filed
26
of
letter
a
directors have determined
ordinary
Gas
below.—V.
Improvement Co.
174,
company
at
par
be
($100
company
institutional
The
lorn
obtained following approval of more
than'two-thirds
shareholders; a step necessary1 under. Monroe's by-laws."
was
of
a
underwriting.
The proceeds are
and working capital. -•"<
without
debt and
to
Discussing
expansion
for
of
the
loan,
it
was
announced,
will
be
used
to
retire
-
*
the
company's short-term
bank
loans
and
to
finance
expansion
of
its
Sway-Bar Division at Hillsdale, Mich.
It is proposed to step
up the
present daily capacity of 15,000 sway-bars
by approximately 50%.
letter of notification with the SEC
cumulative preferred stock to be otfered
filed
22
6'/
share),
per
retire
to
Dec.
on
shares
984
used
2548.
p.
paid-up
Mid-Atlantic Publishing Co., N. Y.—Files—
Valley Gas Co.—Merger Effective-
United
of
Proceeds
covering
Lebanon
shareholders
of the preferred
TJife
See
$1,680,000 Loan
has obtained a $1,680,000 six-year 5%
loan, it was announced on Jan. 2 by B. D.
Mclntyre, President and General Manager.
—This
that the
repayment to the preference
capital of the company to the
extent ol 46.296 U. S. cents per share will be made on and after Jan.
14, 1953.
Payment in New York will be made at Irving Trust Co.,
1 Wall Street.—V. 171, p. 361.
•:"
and
The
Monroe Auto Equipment Co.—Obtains
Ltd.—Payment to Stockholders
Mexican Eagle Oil Co.,
Lancaster County Gas Co.—Merger Effective—
See
Monday, January 12, 1953
...
'
current
operations of the company, Mr. Mclntyre stated
last several months has shown a notable pickimprovement in operations is likely to continue
during
foreseeable future.—V.
163, p. 347,
'
/
,
that_volume during the
-
up and "that this
the
SEC
corporation
for
Dec. 22 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
letter of
A
notification
$250,000 of 5%
capital.
working
Cooperative
Minneapolis,
Wholesale,
Minn.
ferred
stock
filed
was
subordinated
to
in
issued
be
with
debenture
the
denominations
22
4%
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Construction
quarters Building Postponed—
covering
of
on
and
of
Dec.
$50,000
SEC
notes
$100
each,
pre¬
without un¬
The proceeds are tc be used for working-capital.—V.
derwriting.
This
174,
Road
Lehigh & New England Rlt.- -Earnings—
Net
from
from
J let
1951
1950
1949
$782,919
$770,574
$777,249
345,253
187,801
railway
354,375
374,016
400,053
160,721
214,958
242,183
railway
income—
__
oper.
ry.
Period End. Dec. 31—
from
railway——
from railway——
ry. oper. income
2-Jet
Nfet
—V.
176,
long
1,700,334
2,086,429
2,626,529
1,605,589
Net
from
Net
ry.
for
1952
railway..,—
$4,247,093
railway
income
oper.
$4,698,763
599,334
" 162,826
,
$3,976,773
806,422
$3,922,180
342,748
341,296
"351,640
59,828
"366,615
eight shares held, Kaiman & Co., Inc., is named as the
underwriter.
*
:
proceeds in part, will be used to redeem 5,841 shares of $6 '<
prelerred stock
(at an estimated cost
of $613,305).
The rest will
go
into the utility's expansion program, which is expected to cost
from
Net
ry.
railway
48,693,712
49,742,093
45.379,654
6,208,186
6,217,785
7,086,404
"1,856,191
"1,547,025
"904,443
bonds,
46,193,249
5,110,369
railway
oper. income
176,
funds
said.—V.
company
176,
Minneapolis-Moline Co.
2165.
p.
the
Additional
1953.
will
raised
be
Canadian
(&
Gross
1952
from
Net
ry,
railway.,
railway__l__'_
from
Net
Net
,
1951
1950
1949
$2,233,777
862,265
$2,210,300
$1,990,876
"
897,518
$1,683,016
975,676
431,568
352,481
362,633
24,146,705
21,997,559
19,549,591
17,000,399
9,112,900
7,577,778
8.253,424
6.404,219
4,324,867
2,806,207
3,582,679
V
from
railway
railway
oper, income—
Net
from
Net
ry.
—
—V.
176,
of ,sales
Selling and
Operating
income
Miscellaneous
Wilson, President,
the
SEC
stock
common
one
be
to
share
new
for
covering
offered
every
first
of
stockholders
ccmmon
held
Subscription price will be furnished at
of
as
later
a
Jan,
at
of
rate
29.
date.—V.
175.,
611.
p.
of
Net
on
$5.50
cum.
on
$1.50
conv.
Dividends
on
common
Gas
Improvement Co.
shares
1952,
the
Maine Central
block,
the
that
outstanding
month, it was
financing have yet
the
isues
adding
EARNINGS
FOR
reported
to
up
be
to
it
AND
revenues.
$2,121,216
Ry. operating
expenses.
.1,664,207
opers.
$457,009
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
income
oper.
176,
the
11
.
same
$431,169
187,979
169,692
2,333,726
directors
capital
by
announced
Jan.
on
8
plans
to
raise
If the
stockholders approve the issue
first chance to buy the new stock.
At
Feb.
they
10,
fiscal
"*It
903,093
1957
1,
and
this
Had
this
group
loan,
and
the
balance
is
to
from
from
ry.
in, the
company's
•
1952
railway....
Net
from
from
of
the
com¬
Net
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
176,
p.
176,
1950
$3,803,298
1,105.550
641,883
J5 7c
648,429
151,292
6'/«
38,675,866
35,596,199
6,544,748
6,948,151
33,043,490
<5,861,043
2,837,522
2,562,994
2,074,922
'
' '
'
./
The
town
new
area,
center of
RR.—Shifts
yard
the
operations
newly
Katy
yards,
which
located
will
operations for
cost
more
Yard
President,
four
than
Operations
2,
yards
from
at
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—December
$a!es——
-v-V.
176,
2271.
p.
1952—11 Mos.—1951 '
$20,064,100 $18,799,600 8119,858,500 $116,459,900
••
EARNINGS
Sales Increase
1952—Month—1951,'
V
announced.
miles
west
$1,000,000,
Net
from
J4et,ry. oper.
-
Merchants Exchange
Realty
Inc.
of
San
Francisco-
Privately—All outstanding capital stock of
this corporation has been
placed privately by John P.
Elsbach of Los
Angeles, Calif., according to an advertise¬
AND
1952
railway
railway
,
$7,377,441
income
•.
FIRST
1951
.$7,212,708
2,070,186'
2,304,210s
1,192,904,
Net
Net
from
from
the
down-'
transfer
ry.
11
'
—V.
176,
1949
$7,200,142
$6,360,$57
2,258,i06
1,781,011
943,842
71,408,829
70,527,304
,16,949,926
•
763,734
6,082,523
19,952,361 f 18,046,759
/ 7,992,554
6,951,843
Missouri Pacific
'In view of
Pi5
the
the
company's
record
books
volume
and
the
of
construction
on
Jan.
capital
contracts
now
as
of
shares
riv!fSn«ir!
held.
The
chares
The
-
fl
of one
expire on April 14.
rights voted to shareholders on
pn,vile^ of entering
of
of
$12.50
par
outstanding,
Preliminary,
unaudited
value each,
including
of
1,000,000
which
shares
reported
on
indicate
of
1952
from
from
Net
ry.
railway...
railway
.
oper,
additional
in
income...
March
27
1953
authorized
share
for
but
1950 ,*
7
shares
for
550.282 shares
reserved
for
are
nSV
outstanding
November—
Net
Net
that
?rmr 01 1952
net
earnings
for
this
substantially
to
E' °e'
.
from
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income
1952
1951
$679,854
$812,253
$548,659 "
$404,060
275,534
312,940
158;977'
160,079
165,113 '
•
1950
"'1949
y.
"27,826
7,045,156
8,297,676
5,519.128
railway...
5.?65.897
Net
from
Net
ry.
2,470,918
3,302,583
1,819,302;.
income
1,93^,113
583,229
928,900
railway....
oper.
—V. 176, p.
2271.
purchase
and
home
appliances.
its
for
sales
EFFECT
ending
year
PRESENT
$600,000
fund
FINANCING
share
1968—
1,
articles
1,000,000
into
the
the
of
each
new
shares
the
of
stock
of
the
of
shares
of
then
without
shares
Issuance
56,000
in the office
incorporation
300,000
to
and
offered,
700,000
132,169 shs.
of
the Secretary
whereby
for
conversion
of
the
changed from 200,000 shares of
was
common
Upon
Outstanding
$600,000 -
-
subordi¬
300,000 shs.
value,
of
Jan.
%
TO
the company filed
share,
are
associate
'
fiscal
the
Stores
additional
issued
of
the
convertible
•
changed
value
par
convertible
stock
will
debentures
par
outstanding
was
stock,
common
common
com--
common
stock,
and
value,
par
$700,000
of
common
be
$1
deben¬
initially
the
at
rate
of convertible debentures.
the
on
life
of
$500,000,
have
terms
the
the
of
company
time
one
any
such
the
President of
the. cofnpany,
in
the amount
of
been
assigned to the insurance company under
the'
debentures
agreement..
This
agreement
provides
that:
shall not Lmve current bank borrowings outstanding
current
in
bank
calendar year.
the
$750,000
and
bound
to
90
that
it
will
be
consecutive
free
days
from
eSdh
in
1952, the Company had no bank borrowings.
E.
Huttbn
&
Co.
and
Fulton,
the underwriters.
representatives of
their
of
excess
borrowing for at least
At Dec. 31,
The
underwriters
purchase the
convertible
Reid
debentures
now
&
Co..
are
not,
offered
obligations
are
subject to certain conditions which, if not
representatives
the
right to terminate the
prior to the delivery of the convertible deben¬
Duty, a partner In Fulton, Reid & Co., is expected
will
agreement
tures.
to
give
Spencer
be
elected
C.
the
W.
E'.
director
a
Hutton
Fulton,
Reid
Indianapolis
&
of
the
&
company.
The
First
Vercoe
^
.
&
&
Share
Co.
Corp;_
Co.__
Cleveland
&
$225,000
—
Co
Bond
Curtiss,' House
176, p.
Co.„
•'
225,000
100,000
!_
^
Corp.——
50,000
•
50,000
...
'
2437,
;
*
50,000
<
•
.
' '
<
~
'
,
-Earnings-
"78,109
from
to
.
'
33,163
From Jan. 1—
Gross
used
be
working capital.
80 shares of common stock for each
$1,000
,
Gross
will
sale
$10,000,000.-
amended
par
per
above
,
any
option of the
of one share
rate
amount of debentures.
$!)__
1952,
Ohio
shares,
reserved
of
each
com¬
goods,
GIVING
(par
16,
share.
tures
—V.
of
the
the
at
at the
W. E.
managing the
are
time,
any
additional
estimates
sinking
stock
$1
from
Monongahela Ry.
♦
1952—11 Mos.—1951
debentures
of
132,169
railway
226,891,932 217,081,225 196,598.593 156,738,034
Net from railway
52,451,072
41,639,216 -50,165,489
27.370,093
Net ry. oper. income...
25,933,188
21,352,289
25,241,956 ; 13,147,927
—V. 177, p. 45.
extend
■
'
■
Electric
$1,103,168,387 $1,125,265,732
company
from
as
wheel
purchase
1949
$21,532,958 $20,965,105 $20,014,910 $15,394,940
4,797,215
4,658,531
5,287,259
2,745,841
2,282,048
2,453,459
2,790,499
1,458,612
-
Jan.
the
of
proceeds
fulfilled,
1951
*
•
,
Dakotas
2271.
p.
$12.50 principal
debentures due Jan.
State
From Jan. 1—
Gross
each
approximate
withoui
as
RR.—Earnings—
November—•
Net
.
figures
JSKftr* Yl W
Se.-'rr'Sn?
of
an additional subscription for
primary subscription.
left unsubscribed
by exercise of the
authorized capitalization consists
ana
of
co™mon stock on the basis
-will
subscription
mon stock
issued
Rights
on
negotiation,
7 authorized
expansion of the company's
working
by extension to shareholders of record
primary rights to subscribe to additional
five
ahead
now
amount
will
Dec.
,
considerable
? home and abroad entailed by
directors
work
corporation
"On
are
t.
line.
for
primarily in Ohio and Indiana with
Kentucky and West Virginia.
irrevocably
Gross
convertible
are
stock
for
UNDERWRITERS—W.
,
the
i
at
69,160,583
ment dated Dec. 31.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp. — To Issue
Rights to
Stockholders—Increased Earnings Indicated—
Beulah-Ellendale
authorization
Moore, Inc., Newark, Ohio—Debentures
other
and
"Common
'
2271.
p.
the
contains
Aug. l, 1950, the company issued to The Jefferson Standard
Life Insurance Co. 20 5%
serial debentures, each in the face amount
of
$37,500, totaling $750,000.
The debentures mature semi-annually,
one each, on Aug. l and Feb. 1, until
Aug. 1, 1960. Insurance policies
MONTHS
885,256
9,551,375
;
plan,.
+On
1950
77,803,556
income
oper.
authorized
was
Authorized
the
'
21,889,017
railway
railway
:■
a
from *
•
the DeVaul-Hettinger line
and
as¬
promissory note at the same time it
and
1952—Month—1951
common
convertible
per
a
From Jan. 1—
Gross
to
of<;
financing
.
of
will
than 200 Katy employes.
NOVEMBER
from
•
Stock Placed
FOR
November—
Gross
acquire
order
S.)
stock
serial
down¬
Eureka,
'
Period End. Dec. 31—
into
in
share
Jan.
on
completed
about
more
modfied
'
primary liability on a note for $1,033,to the U. S. Government,
will be
$950,000
pany's authorized capital
Donald V. Fraser,
Montana-Dakota
acquisition
the
$2,960,982
752,313
401,160
its
to
This
Under
-
„
line.
$343,638 note executed by the Coopera¬
a
its
plant
CAPITALIZATION
1949
2165,
Texas,
will
debentures
new
1953,
2,091,037
shifted
company
Houston,
Houston suburb,
the
2271.
value
town
1952—Month—1951
1952—12 Mos —1951
$11,803<042 $11,588,610 $62,492,197 $60,836,202
2271.
p.
31,
$3,735,486
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
of
offering price is 100% plus accrued interest.
nated
_
electric
an
construction
authorized
$155,591,123 $146,138,932
p.
bicycles
6,134.247
income..
oper.
the
concentrated
39,403.666
.
1
BUSINESS—Corporation operates a chain of company-owned and
associate retail stores selling
chiefly auto parts and accessories, toys,
"74,878
railway-
:
con-
Cooperative
accounting equipment and
close
"156,898
railway
for
DeVaul-Hettinger line.—V. 176,
common
■
1951
$3,166,480
_
railway
income..
a
Dakota.
1949.
time
Beulah
PROCEEDS—Net
-
the
176,
holder,
of
balance
original
oper.
of
the
on
the
the
The
Gross
North
the
Commission's
The
1964.
p.
*
the
'•
Cooperative
^
Coopera-
for
switching structures,
to be
Hettinger in North Dakota.
$950,000 promissory note executed
Hutton & Co. and Fulton, Reid & Co.,
underwriting group.
in¬
principal
payments
1955, $400,000 on Jan. 1, 1956,
and $1,000,000 each year there¬
year
176,
the
funds
■
the
time
same
obtain
and
funds
assume
same
by
:
The
1952, net working capital would have been approxi¬
November—
This
Sales
in
May
the
(William
proceeds of which
of
McLellan Stores Co.—December Sales
Higher—
Period End. Dec. 31—
at. the
which
and
Elgin
obtain
to
from
substations
this... company
to
Electric Coopera-
Dakotas
notes
Offered—Public offering was made on Jan. 7 of a
$700,000 issue of 6% convertible sinking fund subordinated
debentures dated Jan. 1, 1953 and maturing Jan.
1, 1968.
•
-
...
Society—the
reflected
t
authorized
from
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—December Sales Up—
agreement,
1958,
'
'
$189,362.
stock
a
to
Per. End. Dec. 31—
and
been
in
$5.30
t
prior
has
promissory
will acquire
than
in
at
to
Sales
From Jan. 1—
get the
there were
FPC
sell
—V".
1954
dollars
Co.—Acquisition Approved
line
two
DeVauL
Ellenclale
liability
897,678
$4.30
800.000
is
—V.
129,944
1,392,708
.
Under
new
acquire
with
Montana-Dakota
464,241.
ETC.—Net working capital was $33,413,584 on
with $33,884,099 on Oct. 31, 1951.
On Nov.
a $12-million
15-year 3Y2% serial
Jan.
of
financing of its acquisition from the Cooperative
plant at Beulah, N. D./and another line, extending
executed
stores
Gross
of
will
the, end of 1951,
shares of common outstanding. •
expected that the issue will be underwritten
by
investment bankers.—V. 176, p. 1769.
almost
1,
paid.
contracts.—V.
<
$10,000,000
stock.
common
115,798
backlog of government defense business at
Net
selling
the
to
under prime and sub-contracts was $39,651,710, a
substantial increase over the
backlog of a year ago. Most of the new
bookings have been super-imposed on or are extensions' of
$5,818,-312
2,376,140
to
The
Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
RR.—Earnings
$5,654,647
the
acquires
$2,109,864 $24,538,931 $23,907,458
1,678,695
18,884,284
18,088,846
Maryland Casualty Co.—Plans Stock
Financing—
The
448,332
1,442,856
$6,500,000
a
on
millions
many
into
$5,384,875
shares
,
capital.
at Oct. 31,
Net
new
retire
Jan.
on
until
pany's
amount,
2165.
p.
to
r
'I
and,
therefore, will
production," Mr. Thomas
production
is
obtained, and until
Utilities
will
line,
and
-
"
shares—
pfd.
con-
Lindbergh
completed
go
Commission
assume
Commission
sume
i'8,140,047
Cr945,000
—
preferred
second
share—
compared
$300,000
as
The
MONTHS
1952—11 Mos.—1951
first
mately $39,400,000.
is understood,
of three
retirement
FIRST
to
between
000.
company consummated
working
after
sheet
8,
It
out.
for
go
1952—Month—1951
operating
Net
Jan.
on
ironed
will
approximately
NOVEMBER
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
from
proceeds
3,250,550
taxes
1951
of
the Equitable Life Assurance
used
due:
$500,000
RR.—May Sell Bonds—
put a bond offering, for $17,000,000 on the auction
possibly next
Details of
however,
with
crease
are
The company may
and
tive,
317,806
outstanding.—
CAPITAL,
31,
1952,
were
2548.
p.
by
195,317
833,922
shares
common
WORKING
Corp.—Merger—
174,
income
not
they
transmission
Cooperative
Beulah
"Arising under carryback section of Internal Revenue Code, including
portion of provision not paid and not required,
including excess
loan
below.—V.
tax
profits tax of $945,000.
20,
United
65,318,293
$4,452,284
Dividends
Oct.
See
profits
excess
Dividends
The company on Dec. 22 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 25,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1 per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds avc to be used for work¬
ing capital.
Electric
the
The
799,019
income
Common
Luzerne County Gas &
Inc.,
modify
$6,722,931 $13,611,411
——
—
Federal & Dominion
Earnings per
Lucky-Custer Mining Corp., Boise, Ida.—Files—
electric
an
generating
$7,556,853 $13,806,728
(Ky.)—Plans Financing
issue
an
to
shares
seven
by
13;434,010.-12,122,447,
__
earnings
this
Power
Montana-Dakota
,'
•<
72,391,391
.
expense
"Refund
plans to register
200.000 shares of new
;
1951
Total
Jan. 7 saic! the company
on
statement
a
Federal
reduced
Interest
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
T. B.
-
defer
on
general
constructed
$91,052,156
administrative'expenses—.
Frovision for
with
.
Investing,
arc
until
tive has issued to the U. S. Government
struction of electric facilities.
Sales
—-
$92,548,332
—
.
of
some
Montana-Dakota will
2165.
p.
tive,
mortgage
1952
—
—
3,060,061
737,555
From Jan. 1—.
Gross
sales
Cost
445,152
"
income
oper.
first
on
Subs.)
Years Ended Oct. 31—
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.- -Earnings—
earnings
Montana-Dakota
Increase—Earnings Lower—
November—
term
acquire
2271.
p.
our
transmission
<
"Deficit.—V.
in
to
"Until
The
.
"2,808,153
from
Net
.
net
$5,500,000
to
building
Mo.
Thomas, President, said that grading has been vir¬
and
drainage and sewage
projects
already
under
completed.
'
'
•
Montana-Dakota
t
each
The
From Jan. 1—
Gross
a
principal
1949
1950
1951
decided
office
Headr
.
registration statement with the SEC
covering 164,000 additional shares of Its $1 par common stock.
Stockholders are to receive the right to subscribe' for one new share
Jan. 8 tiled
has
New
,
business' conditions are more
foreseeable/we will
postpone i construction
of
the
new
general
headquarters
building
in St., Louis County."—V.
176, p. 2166.
Minneapolis Gas Co.—To Offer Stock—
on
it
general
of
Allen
be
add
3,494,282
company
announced
new
County,
,/'The company currently is
plants, many of which
not
3,381,579
•
Louis
new
,
:
/
,
2
finished,
said. 1
| Long Island IIR.— Earningsfrom
•-
7,115,586
The
November—
'
2271.
p.
1952—5 Mos.—1951
$4,809,492 $17,411,937 $16,353,698
$5,495,594
176,
7,822,922
t
Gross
St.
will
way
,
8,286,115
8,339,259
3,329,059
1,909,831
2165.
p.
1952—Month—1951
Sales..
—V.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
tually
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—December Sales Higher—
Jan.
on
its .proposed
of
in
Charles
1952
$816,380
November—
company
struction
*
1197.
p.
Gross
'
—Files With SEC—
without
share),
per
on
50,000
covering
($1
Midland
Inc., Olympia, Wash.—Files With SEC—
Lee Mines,
The
/.
Motorola, Inc-—Announces New Subsidiary—
Paul
264J985
409,100
.
.
Galvin, President, has announced the organization of asubsidiary
corporation, Motorola Communications and
Electronics,
The
V-
V.
wholly-owned
Inc.
'
"
'
'
new
•
'
*
company
will distribute products
manufactured ^ by' the
Communications and Electronics Division of the parent
corporation."
.'These products include complete mobile
two-way radio systems, multi-t
channel microwave relay* systems, power line
carrier, supervisory and-'
;
.
industrial
control
equipment.—V.
177, p.
45.
*
Number 5185... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
Volume 177
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1952—Month—1951
Operating
revenues,.—
Operating
expenses
Federal
10,890,320
$
805,046
603,413
Period End. Dec. 31—
$
9,364,954 115,406,792
7,386,771
88,182,654
8,261,435
taxes—
income
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales—
1952—11 Mos.—1951
$
$
1S52—Month—1951
Sales
96,240,955
$4,636,518
—V.
176.
2166.
p.
taxes—
729,424
541,28/
7,863,274
6,837,202
operating
income
1,094,415
833,483
11,125,942
8,373,309
Sales
912,680
655,255
9,160,840
6,543,509
—V.
Period End. Dec. 31—
176,
1352—Month—1951
2166.
p.
New Orleans & Northeastern
Inc.
(111.)—Preference
Stock
Offered—
November—
Gross
Steele & Co., New York, are offering publicly "as a spec¬
an
issue of 99,900 shares of 6%
convertible
prior preference stock at
Feb.f 1,
of
prior
three
into
1954
PROCEEDS—The
offering
capital,
Net
the
tool
featur.ng
to
materials
the
use
and
proceeds
supplies,
its
has leased
sale
of
to
rights
1949
be
$1,059,255
$1,143,180
564,306
610,185
Net
this
of
and
IUino:s
in
ry.
—V.
working
208,994
167,645
264,260
168,783
11,360,232
12,057,008
11,058,684
9,403,093
5,030,321
5,625,356
5,287,958
3 939,984
trading
1,607,793
1,751,826
2,209,462
1,637,328
on
railway
income.
oper.
176,
2272.
p.
and
at
line
a
Touliy
3517
Avenue,
Inc.,
all
owns
patents
PRESENT
TO
(President),
the
of
Steele
held
Steele
W.
of
the
said
funds
1,
bonds
to
to
Odin
Manufacturing
of
have
been
176,
Steele
from
Net
gold
the
principal
pay
of
Co.
bonds,
New
series
York,
A,
and
thereof
due
in-
the
ry.
New York
15,
immediate
payment
of
Gross
N.
reserved
Ry.—Earnings1951
1949
$785,457
193,206
232,437
150,893
225,780
7,557,707
6,432,795
2,516,529
2,307.296
2,208,767
2,471,487
2,398,136
1,177,279r
income
oper.
176,
Arrangements
preferred
prior
stock
fund
at
is
redeemable
at
$51
and at par thereafter,
shares
Such
case.
be
also
may
share
per
$4,500,000
the
during
off
proceeds will
BUSINESS—Company
with
its
added
be
in
at
Nebraska,
business
Iowa,
June
to
working
capital
under
Oklahoma
The
is
company
It
its
the
offices
24
opening
EFFECT
PRESENT
term
Aug,
§6%
June
the
Prior
dated
the
to
May
1948,
due serially
incl—.
1953
1,
1954
years
1,
Aug.
1953
years
loan,
of
l
Current
dated
loans,
of
1
term
under
of
from
ry.
additional
1952.
due
serially
1361—
to
pfd.
shares
prior
($50
pfd.
value),
par
shares,
issuable
series
1947
in
from
ry.
common
shares
(Sic
Class
B
common
shares
($10
•Including nine shares
maturing
Jan.
2,134,000
chase at
any
May 1, 1953,
^Pursuant
of
as
Aug.
Mutual
Life
Mutual
Life
such
loan
two
r.o
loans
times
1,
1948,
Insurance
Insurance
company
of
Worcester
Co.
interest
carry
these
the
notes
mature
following
of
at
1955;
$130,000
in
note
to
representing
to
1954
and
on
The
following
in
to
in
1957
;and
the State and
of
such
in
the
loan
through
177,
of
1961
carries
and
to
Four
State
Blyth
the
The
bank
1
in
$600,000
and
$75,000
May
in
per
in
the
of
amount
1
of
the
to
$150,000
of
June
on
corporation
cipal amount,
working
Dec.
on
$250,000
without
filed
30
letter
a
debenture
of
bonds
underwriting.
The
of
to
notification
be
offered
proceeds
the
Dec.-
on
30
approved
of
to
the
pay
the
The
stockholders
Can's
authorized
exchange
the
authorized issuance
but
all
for
unissued
out standing
corporation's
execution
between
the
corporation
Lssuar.ce
and
exchange of
the Issuance and
5%
convertible
holders
as
holders
class
a
stock
A,
of
50
mon
and
shares
Chief
President
will
two
plan
but
The. meeting
R. S. Solinsky
be
be
continue
able
National
as
$10
to
of
River
several
each
have
E.
&%
"
all
of
Cohu
for
R.
Co
also
Cans,
"
"•
Parker
L.
Chairman.—V.
177,
4.
1952
for
debentures
of
75,000
execution
voting
was
an
of
National
Securities
Series
'
a-
increase
record
year
Total
065
at
of
•
of
1952
pp.
21C6
and
-
with
from
The
employe
shares
Erie.
of
Pa.
1,
will
1954,
to
to
1,
over
according
and
Jointly
the bonds
of
Harris,
Hall
Hemphill,
set
from
from
whereby
40,000
com¬
President
from
Net
ry,
<fc
will
entire
1952
These
were
reported
reported
according
<te
in
largest
were
single
the previous
reported at $118,310,fund
in
"With
the
as
of
group
Dec.
is
31,
figure of $31,959,945.—V. 176,
to
a
Inc.
The
Wood,
rectifier
from
Co._
1,300,000
1,300,000
<fc
700,000
177,
<fc
1,300,000
Co..
*
expenses.
income
46.
—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
The
at
127,394
income—
•136.656
25,864
29,964
21,417
12,325,783
3,054,327
10,780,951
2,288,389
9,542,684
2,241,095
7,711,756
1,042,800
245,428
370,440
599,532
98,021
railway—
rahway
income
176,
taxe3
83,597
66,887
*34,402
•29,470
*46,468
6,717,031
6,568,957
733,944
745.806
6,203,640
502,957
*369,559
*403,353
*490,189
*664,245
p.
2272.
1952—Month—1951
51,398,272
34,676,073
5,123,000
5,117,445
<
Dec,
on
$1.25 per
$
to
purchase
to
of
shares
common
on
1952—11 Mos.—1951
$
47.923,943 556,815,625 504,320,697
32,842,887 376,903,102 343,742,888
4,457,000
54,288,000
44,962,000
5,058,812
59,350,487
56,419,247
5,565.244
4,499,264
66,274,036
55,136,753
59,196,562
48,446,784
—
-
for subscription
period
its bid of $108,924 for un-^
on
Merrill
the
from
1953
be
used
be
capacity
town
Akron,
and
its
in
132
panies
Electric
Atomic
have
income
be
of 212,000 kilo¬
270.000 kw. the
company
which
Commission's
new
largest
electric
utility
in
gaseous
form the Ohio Valley
requirements for . ;
diffusion
project near
Ohio.
operating revenues of the
ended Oct. 31, 1952,
$2.86 per
the
with nine other utilities to
which
will
suppiy
the
power
months
was
is
electric service in 577 communities in the state in-*
Lorain, Mansfield, Springfield, Warren and Youngssubsidiary, Pennsylvania
Power Co.,
supplies electric
communities in western Pennsylvania.
The two com¬
joined
Corp.
Energy
Portsmouth,
12
will
year.
supplies
service
capacity.. A total
added in 1953 and
generating
additional
new
additional common
of preferred stock
property additions.
Proposed expenditures
at $56,900,000, the major portion of which
for
estimated
are
following
-
from
the sale of
sale
of
150,000 shares
proceeds
proposed
will
for
of
watts
-
.
were
(Jointly) $133,990.
will
to
...
won
Co.
PROCEEDS—The
the
.
group
received as follows: Lehman Brothers and Bear,
(jointly), $110,500; The First Boston'Corp. $117,562.22;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Kidder, Peabody &
bids
&
week
1953. The
23,
7
derwriting compensation.
this
$35.25 per
Jan.
on
award of the stock Jan.
and
at
An underwriting group
basis.
by Morgan Stanley & Co.. will purchase any
remaining unsubscribed at the termination of the
shares
Co.
—
aggregate of 479,846 additional
stock (par $12), were;. issued Jan. 8
one-for-ten
a
Underwritten
Stock ' Offering
an
stockholders
common
eluding
$
28
Co.
Edison
Ohio
BUSINESS—The
5,523,592
charges
With SEC—
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
share through Gearhart & Otis, Inc., New York. The net
company
Ohio,'
Co.—Earnings—
6,075,607
income
2167.
p.
proceeds are to be used tor working capital.
and
64,214
operat'ng
176,
171,217
oper.
Stearns
1949
operating taxes—
after
223,298
from
Total
Net
1949
$763,641
132,454
covering 200,000 shares of common
2166.
revenues
Net
1950
$904,395
ra.lway—.—
•Deficit,—V.
$562,321
$
Operating
iqsi
$1,028,934
oper.
headed
733,846
Operating
RR.—Earnings1 cm 9
From Jan. 1—
share
6,504,165
Period End. Nov. 30—
notification with the SEC
(no par) to be offered at $20
proceeds are to be used toward
$1,061,539
railway
from
Rights
1950
„
1953, as com¬
filed a letter of
Northwestern Pacific
Gross
700,00o
-
General
p.
of
190,000
Co
motive power, have
Electric
Co.
at
of
type
the
summer
Co., Tacoma, Wash.—Files—
22
share, without underwriting. The
the company's expansion program.
700.000
7,015
p.
Dec.
on
per
for
173,
service in the
dome, tic
season."—V. 177, p. 46.
their
Inc.
-——190.000
Struthers
increase its service, Mr.
3,750,000 additional
about
Is,140 shares of common stock
ry.
$611,769
New York Telephone
Other
L"52
company
covering
475,000
—-
to
provide
present
Stratocruiser fleet," Mr. Hunter said, "we will be
with the combined Eastern arrangement and addilift, a total increase of approximately 28% in the
available in
miles
pared with the
ry.
$596,652
income
income—
will
its
our
provide,
Net
99,878
railway.
plans
company's
with
Stratocruiser
t.onal
out¬
1951
$579,754
railway.,.
oper.
the
aircraft will
The agreement
The
Chicago.
of
west
*
Northwest
month
per
obtaining from
able
of
that
personnel
1953.
ileet of Stratocruisers under a
of adding eight seats in each plane.
the present satisfactory utilization and performance we
are
from
:
&
provides for the lease
Air Lines
Pacific Northwest.
the
and
May 1,
part
stated
mi.es
seat
Net
Co..
Locomotives—
railroad
to
sales represent
another
As
Hunter
Cities
Northwest
by
elfective
Net
Marks
Turben
Putnam
1952
•Deficit,—V.
history,
operated
becomes
from
110.000
railway
from
ry.
45.
the Twin
$14,-
Shields <fc Company.
Sills, Falrman <te Harris,
,
_
announced on Dec. 31.
Eastern
type flying equipment which will enable Northwest to put
daily Lockheed
Super
Constellation
service between
latest
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
L.
with
operation
on
opposite
<fc
;
Merrill,
Haven officials.—V.
railway
oper.
from
sales
the
into
first
and
Weeks—_
&
M.
Co.
New York Ontario & Western
presided at the meeting,
year
of
signed
from
Co.,
&
with Eastern Air
under which North¬
arrangement
an
be
purchase
to
Noyes
Laurence
-
.
.
.
this
New
concluded
provide
General Manager,
and
subscription
to
has
to
agreement
4V4%, series
listed
below,
corportaions
not
been
Service—
Nyal Co., Detroit, .Mich.—Files
November—
Net
the
The
Gross
the
bonds,
of
of
who has been named1
Atlantic Division
elected President
the
of
has
Inc.,
succeed Croil Hunter,
to
Loard.-
able
be
Other
Gross
the
head
formerly
Airways,
Inc.,
approximately 9,200,000 more seat miles
month in its domestic service during the 1953 season, Croil Hunter,
per
par,
due
Chester
1954,
sell
to
mortgage
and
amount
become
to
May
agreed
first
firms
locomotives,
by
for new construction.—V.
par,
•
Thompson.
C.
Harris,
corporation
will
west
follows;
as
They will be used by the railroad between Grand Central Terminal
Pennsylvania Station in New York City and New Haven, Conn.,
who
for
the year earlier
Division
All-Electric
all-electric
Net
elected
was
to
;
net assets cf over $56,256,467
2272.
10
ordered
Federal
year-end.
1952—up over 76%
Ten
been
Corp.,
National Securities Series
National Stock Series,
Orders
another $23,000,000 of secu¬
176, p. 1566.
expected to sell
and
$14,427,000.
has
company
and
Hornblower
—
Jan.
River-Port
maturing
of
475,000
Marache
due
Harlem
bonds
amount
1,300,000
Co.
after
interest
475,000
Co._
Securities
it
Lines, subject to Civil Aeronautics Board approval,
Stock¬
of 1951.
assets
the
approximately 58%
and
separately
new
contract
aggregate
at $41,346,000,
the highest in the corporation's
figures released by E. Wain Hare, Vice-President,
an
received
were
ranging from 102%%
ranging from 100%%
1,300,000
Can
Can
p.
a
common
of
Solinsky
of its ten-year
incorporation
National Securities & Research Corp.—Record Sales—
Sales
Com¬
sale, together with other funds,
190.000
Day &
Co.—Registers With
Service
Commission—
par
November—■
&
Co
<fe
The proceeds are to be used as work¬
help pay
World
of
case.
the
1,370,000
Co._
&
and
on
prices
475,000
Weeks
Granbery,
the
of
Inc.
.approved.
of
approved
National
National
subject
are
Commerce
oversubscribed
was
coupon,
$1,370,000
Corp.
National
Dec.
dated
"
Mr.
Of¬
Bonds
—
prices
at
at
severally
Redpath
prin-
used
4,/2%
persons,
agreed
&
Hutton
Baker,
value, in
also approved
$1,500,000
was.
purchase
of
Interstate
offering
the company
the principal
respective names below;
par
They
certtiicate
Also
the
Can.
Officer
Chairman of
of
shares
of
Inc.
stock.
authorized
will
of
Can
aggregate
RR.
and
debentures
ten-year
an
unissued
al60
130,000
stock
Cans,
stockholders" of
National
directors.
for
Executive
and
by
Hartford
the
gold
principal
Harlem
to
R.
Increase
Chicago,
.
agreement
the
95,364
outstanding
year
the
the
to
who
the
the stock.';
Corporation's
the
of
to-elect
purchase
authorized
the
the
of
the
of
and
subordinate
amended
authorize
sale
..
of
oommon
stock
441,040
602,461
principal
company's
4%
in
AuchiriclosS,
the
at
to
are
acquisition
*
1,104,192
*83,529
fund
UNDERWRITERS—The
1962.
with
Corp;—Merger, etc., Approved—
stockholders
631,556
company
Drexel <fc Co
The
4,386
Inc. (jointly), 97.81.
of the new bonds,
of
^
subscription
for
lak'.e $3,000,000
to
said
Airlines,
2,154.191
each
Equitable
outstanding stock of Cans; Inc., of Chicago,*
78,361
2,807,849
from
000,000
capital.
National Can
13,915
2,934,960
in
used
is
Mutual Mortgage, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Files—
covering
35,562
a
offered
be
to
Airlines, Inc.—Changes in Personnel-
Harold
American
This
528,687
Kidder, Peabody & Co,
The
118,259
for
stock
offering,
Northwestern Drug
all
Interest
W.
SEC
72,176
public
sinking
mortgage
years
1,
for
standing
45.
p.
Co.,
option
ail
the
State
the
&
be
The
and
annum
each
also
Northwest
1949
$192,489
New Haven &
the
in
1958.
1952.
1,
indebtedness,
June
on
1950
of
letter of notification with the SEC
a
B
Public
$100
the
the future
Gen.
Pan
To
$269,055
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
each
Provident notes,
6%
at
p.
2166.
p.
bids,
1,200,000
2561.
p.
1954.
utility
in
President
plus accrued
balance
unsecured notes of the company
twelve years.
The Reliance note
to
one
of
and
interest
future
176,
1,326,808
The
other
the
at
total
$30,000
1954;
of
as
1967.—V.
1,
1951 '
income—_
Redemption
Through
any future
from
amount
dated
agreement
Dec.
W. C. Lang'ey & Co., 98.534; Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc., 98.16; The First
Boston Corp., 98,10, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, and
Provident
Aug.
on
in
plans
Northwest
pay
the books closed.
representing
$1,080,000.
$50,000
The
seat
lender,
from
from
notes
amounts
1953;
to
promissory
3%% notes
330; V. 175,
and
87,214
authorization
mission.
before
or
the
$300,009
$500,000
$22,500,000 in
rities
1947 series.
per annum.
Provident notes,
and
reduced
holders
present
maturity
a
matures
—V.
State
been
loan
a
Provident notes and
having
and
3V4%
3,596,174
railway.
the
one.
from
changed
recently
of working capital by selling
preferred stock to the public.
according
to
a
statement filed with ■
the SEC on Jan. 8, will be a syndicate managed by Central Republic';
Co., Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.'
The
utility said
the
proceeds
might
eventually
be
used in its
improvement
program
estimated
to
cost
$20,500,000
in
1953
and
program
to
borrowed $750,000 from Reliance Life Insurance Co. of Pitts¬
pursuant
subordinated
and
the
$170,000
§With the consent of the
company
burgh
borrowed
Philadelphia.
$40,000
1956;
1953
5.
the, rate of 4'/2%
the
in
years:
Feb.
the
Co.
maturity of some of
principal of the loans has
of
sinking fund obligation
prior preferred shares,
identical except as to
agreements
serial
of
after
or
on
additional 2,000 6%
an
1957
•
176,
capital
subsidiary,
into
companies
shares.—V. 166,
share.
per
Indiana
company
97.548%. The issuance and sale of the bonds
20,456 shs.
.
The
1953, required the retirement of 720 of these
The company has given to the underwriter an option to pur¬
on
shares.
dated
or
value)
44,744 shs.
the treasury.
The
$14,000,000 of Harlem River Division first mortgage
bonds, 41/4%, series A, due Jan. 1, 1973, at 98.673%, and
accrued interest to yield 4.35%. The group won award
of the issue at competitive sale on Jan. 7 on its bid of
shares
value)
par
in
sold
fered—An underwriting group headed by W. E. Hutton
& Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co. offered on Jan. 8
750,000
t
„_1
1,
time
par
firm
until
$233,908
income—
New York,
*16 800shs.
A
expansion and
the
serially
165,883
railway
oper.
issued 1
was
par
Co., Elkhart, Ind.—Files—
shares of class
80,000 shares of its
be
$1,080,000
authorized)
Class
Life
$367,923
railway-
•Deficit.—V.
series
(200,000
of
loan
a
Metropolitan
1952
oper.
Net
on
—
r
the
.
—
loans from banks and others
due
come
railway-
from
$5
wholly-owned
its
both
was
Dec. 23, filed
on
Northern
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
From Jan. 1—
FINANCING
on
for
company
and
'
Net
the
(20,000 shares outthorized):
G%
from
5,
old
the
Cleveland.
said
mature
November—
Gross
Outstanding
UV2 %
of
Peyton
that
that
New York
Net
TO
this
by
banks
49.
Gross
GIVING
four
used for working capital,
Mr.
banks
is
Oklahoma.
CAPITALIZATION
the
to
Net
considering
presently
Miun.
statutory licenses in Minne¬
Missouri. Commencing in
all
completed
of
Commerce
of
will be
Metropolitan
Minnesota,
Paul,
been
group
loans.
p.
and
and
January, 1953, the company is operating
name
"Murphy Finance Co."
offices in
St.
company
Chairman
in
1946,
28,
Arcade,
Bremer
GOO
the small loan
Idaho,
organized
was
principal office
engaged
sota,
Bank
existing
notes
be applied to the reduction of outstanding bank loans.
may
Union
The proceeds
plus accrued dividends
through the sinking
redeemed
to
net
PROCEEDS—The
a
stock
capital
Securities and Exchange
Co.,
according to Bernard Peyton, President.
Banks par¬
ticipating in the loan are the First National Bank of New York,
J.
P. Morgan
& Co., Inc., the First National Bank of Boston and
and accrued dividends.
par
have
from
Insurance
Ltd.,
of
Northern Indiana Brass
The
Underwriting
2272.
p.
Co.,
amalgamation
authorized
Jan.
on
for
pursuant to an agreement between that company
Mining
the
exchange
$5 par shares to 3,000,000 $1 par
13,752
7,980,593
railway
2,616,474
ry.
in
130,249
288,897
Net from railway..:
Murphy Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—Piper,
$50.50 during 1954,
each
Nipissing
for
Exchange
Stock
basis
ing capital.
331,291
income
7,851,022
1,766,473
—V.
2272.
$567,983
Net
^
for
Jaffray & Hop wood in December offered publicly 1,000
shares of 6% prior preferred stock, 1947 series, at par
($50 per share) and accrued dividend.
The
American
by employees at $8.36
1950
$575,274
$769,331
railway
from
p.
the
to July 1, 1S53, upon
Guaranty Trust Co. o. New
Y.—V. 176, p. 2272.
New York Air Brake Co.—Private Loans—
(A. A.)
The
The
the
c.t
1952
oper,
176,
this company, which was admitted to
par capital stock of
the
the company
of
providing
thereon
interest
From Jan. 1—
1770.
p.
the
railway.
&
Co.).
&
from
Net
Theisen
W.
Trust
4%
obtain
may
and
November—
the
Ralph
Broadway,
140
it was
company,
1953.
surrender thereof
Gross
cor¬
manufacture
to
partner
(a
stock.—V.
of
July
50-year
bonds
Outstanding
transfer
by
stock
common
preference
the
of
(Treasurer),
Don
shares
300.000
conversion
B.
and
Inc.,
Co.,
of
sufficient
to
Guaranty
$1
on
share-for-share
covering 25,000
99,900 shs.
agreements
are
mortgage
with
New Orleans Texas & Mexico
303,000 shs.
result
a
They
Edward
Equipment
as
licensing
products.
abovemer.tioned
Holders
FINANCING
100.000 shs.
$3)
15-year
1953,
The
off bank loans and lor expansion.—V.
pay
new
a
and
Co.—Pays Bonds—
presentation and
and
1,000,000 shs.
(par
thereon
Lincolnwood,
deposited
first
the
1.
York,
EFFECT
stock
of
July
products.
issued
were
the
of
total
trustee
miscellaneous
of
has
company
bonds.
Nipissing Mines Co., Ltd.—Listing—Merger—
The
stock
principal of. said
$1)
(par
shares
These
The
and
GIVING
prefer,
stock
poration
1953,
to
stock imd
new
8, is considering a $25,000,000 issue of general mort¬
1,000,000 shares of common stock. The proceeds would
384,047
New Orleans Terminal
August,
in
multi-purpose power
joint; a complete line of
Authorized
prior
conv.
Common
in
used
of
Jan.
$867,336
625,843
railway-
terst
vises,
plant.
Equipment Co.,
&
Multicrafter
CAPITALIZATION
A
1950
on
bonds and
gage
1951
$1,171,760
-
income..
oper.
from
new
a
telescopic
space
offices
general
Manufacturing
patent
and
patented
a
incorporated
was
machine and bench
shop fixtures.
company
for
Odin
6%
railway-
railway
from
Net
and
tools
The
111.,
intends
corporation
manufacture
multi-purpose
hand
stock.
common
ry,
Gross
after
and
on
corporation, one of the largest operating utilities in New tfork
is expected to enter the new money market late next month
$50,000,000 worth
disclosed
RR.—Earnings—
1952
From Jan. 1—
convertible
2272.
p.
etc.
for
bench
is
from
share).
per
stock
of
investment,
BUSINESS—The
1952
shares
corporation
plant
for
($3
par
preference
from
Net
ulation"
share
This
State,
with
Multicrafters
Each
$29,519,955 $28,964,127 $166,264,827 $161,266,855
176,
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Plans Financing—
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$11,873,935 $10,771,463 $63,830,513 $61,801,123
176,
2271.
p.
Sales
>
1952—11 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1£51
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—December Sales Increase—
operating
Net
—V.
Period End. Dec. 31—
—V.
5,606,539
Other
Net after charges
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—December Sales Increase—
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$4,111,631 $19,874,150 $18,272,727
75.423,905
8,234,922
7i
(143)
$15,537,000.
common
equal
share.—V.
after
Ill,
company
and
preferred
p.
46.
its
subsidiary
for
$99,942,000 and net
dividend requirements,
amounted to
„
C
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(144).
Philadelphia Co.—Step 5 of Plan Approved—
Inc.—Acquistion—
Oil and Gas Property Management,
;
The
and Dallas, Texas i, and Raymond
completed purchase of the oil
properties of Nathan and Janet Appleman for an undisclosed
consideration.
T1ie Appleman interests included 34 properties In Kansas
and one property in Oklahoma on which there pre 258 oil wells and 146
water input wells.
The current daily net production from these prop¬
erties is estimated at 1,600 barrels per day.—V. 175, p. 2079.
This
(of
corporation
Kr-vis
F
York
New
SEC
plan
a
have
Okla.i,
Tulsa
(of
Old
the
voted
30
Dec.
on
favor
in
of
plan
a
stock,
At
the
with
the
and
plan.—V.
176,
the
from
the
1948,
is
labeled
President
of
the
for
the
International
Products
■
■sidiaries
Libbey
for
parent
export
its
and
Owens-Illinois
by
glassware, glass block, insulators and hospital supplies;
building and insulating products.—V. 176, p. 2167.
Kaylo
This
•
lines
company owns one of the first long-distance natural gas pipe
in this
country, its original system having been placed
built
"Trunkline
Gas
Coast
Oulf
early
lino
of
Trunkline
last
facilities
and
completed
year
Texas
111.
As
to
from
line
the
,
the
completion of
Panhandle's system,
.
capacity of Panhandle was increased in
£50,000 MCf per day.
Panhandle also owns
1951 from 550,000 to
40% of the stock of
National Petro-Chemicals Corp., which is building a plant at Tuscola
lor the extraction of chemicals from natural gas (the remaining 60%
this
stock
is owned
'Panhandle
present
Irom
time
its
others.
In
both
is
it
is
latter"
The
the
of
$5
found
that
reasonable"
it
of
to
a
its
7,000,000,000
holders
Panhandle's
proven
of
of the
of
order.
its
parent
that
proven
of
Panhandle
850,000
MCF
reserves
day,
per
Trunkline
and
above estimates of
Standard
owns
5,030,690 shares
of
would
the
'
to
receive
After
shall
in
taeres
rata
pro
fractional
five
be
to
become
shares
holders
years
cease
distribution
void.—V.
of
$5
United
Gas. Improvement
are-\t'oAbe"
last
for
;
of
r
share
one
to
are
chief
stock
common
and
be
is
of
to
of
used
derwriting
Jan.
on
covering 3,600 shares
30
over
mad by Panhandle's
were
corporation
a
6%
be
stock
below.—V.
Panhandle
reserves,
and
other
States,
leases on
owns
much
which
of
400,000
believed
is
$26
174, *\p." 2549.
working capital
for
unit.
per
While the company is not now engaged
of this acreage,
a
number of
tests
being drilled on
nearby properties which
could lead to Ine proving up of substantial parts of such 400,000 acres
held by Panhandle,
in
the
widespread
been
"
The
In
1948-1949
serves
»11
to
of
construction
sand
jAt
transferred
were
at
the
its
time
current
share
per
Panhandle
transferred
97,000
of
acres
its
Panhandle
contained
market
in
the
estimated
price,
the
Hugoton
of
reserves
Hugoton
stock
re¬
Net
distributed
Other
proven
and
The
properties
in Kansas
Field
worth
about
present
management
stock
common
has
made
not
of
Panhandle.
While
announcement
any
the
and 3,368,000 shares of
Trunkline has outstanding
debt
The
12
19^3-1975,
stock
which
funded
and
earnings
months
$6,000,000
of
ended
no
for
1952
30,
$13,150,000
the
4%
homes."-No
of
>
the
1950
years
as
funded
debt
and
1951
4,350,000
2,353,000
3,183,000
535,000
9,808,000
8,624,000
$4.30
$3.03
above earnings for the 12 months ended
Sept. 30, 1952 do not
include any return on the company's investment of over
$20,000,000
in Trunkline Gas common stock. An initial dividend
0f about $2,000,000
Was received from Trunkline in
October 1952, and it is believed that
"Trunkline's present earnings are
running at an annual rate in excess
of this amount.
Such $2,000,000 dividend is
equal to about 60 cents
per share on Panhandle common stock.
'
of
reported
60
of
share.
per
Dividends
the
since
have
dends
2952,
See
of
rate
50
cents
increasing
$1.20
share
per
and
the
home
*
$2
in
last
share
per
cash
the
and
total
Panhandle
several
would
be
latest
increased
were
made.
2Va'/c in
cash
stock
common
regular
years
In
stock
in
paid
1952
in
every
payments
addition,
were
disbursements
extra
on
to
Hugoton
The
Production
Co.
above.—V.
176,
p.
of
Co.—Offering Price $27
offering price
subscription by
of
per
pleted
in
15,
per
were
said
1933.
It
to
build
records,
announced
that
is
thfi
to
be
the
on
Arrangements
S.
from
from
ry.
1952
railway
Share—
1951
$791,066
*109,769
*386,080
railway—
income...
oper.
factory
a
record
Jan.
on
Cross
the
erected
at
Ket
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
9,339,963
in JSpaih
,
6
by
is
Frank
•shares
per
T
of
snare
Its
and
Armco
completed
during
by
1955.
1950
•
Rainbow
Oil
Subsidiary
capable
of
producing
budget
$729 853
p,
has
4'/2%
plus 56 Va
*158 069
than
more
provides
for
300,000
%
primary-
a
(
ore
'
1
•
"
of this company and its. subsldiaries
greatest diversity of projects-handled in
company,.of Pittsburgh
250
during * 1952. rfeprt-•
-
Murray .Rust,
S.
contracts
this
history
President/ with
continuance-of: this versatility in
(Pa.)
and
Among
year.
the 48-year
Jr.,
y-'V*--
M
Birmingham
•,..
handled
(Ala.),
major
reduction
plant
zinc,
zirconium,
addition
operated
to
the
uranium).
and
Atomic
Energy
International
by
Nickel
project
Kankakee,
at
Addition,
the
Rust
111.
for
Process
the Corps of Engineers,
Design" Co. was designing
a
plant,
and
hanllum
metals
commercially
(largely for A.E C,); for the Carbodundum Metals Co., Inc.
During 1952 Rust Instituted the first large-scale use of Vibro-flota-
first
(a
to
produce
zirconium
sand-compaction process)-in the U. S." at the $12,000,000
International
uranium
Minerals
Chemical
<fc
extraction.—V.
174,
p.
plant
Corp.—
a
2550.
Rutland RR.—Earnings
1952
/November—".:
1951
1950
$447,371
$463,626
$462,482
railway_____'_
48,668
26,199
3,228
35,465
oper.(income/.-
*853
*23,714
*53,478
*13,748
5,211,543
5.413,162
5,214,081
5,032,148
from' rail way. I__
Net
from
Net
ry.
/'.'/From Jan, i—- {
from
ry;
$44-2;898
>
from
Net
Net
;
'
.
1949
,
railway
iailway_jr_i'_
^
419.952
415,704
-
376,773
137,574
*97,744
oper,' income
*145,851
"
*171,755
*397,841
Vy,/ /Deficit*,—V.; 176, p. 2167
294,580
to
Barajas
project
and
made
were
for
'*
7*
Canadian :• sales__.
/
*712,094
*1 557 735
*3,316,879
*3,996i512
" 1952—4 Wks.—1931
""
1952—52 Wks.—1951
■
>*
1
r\
^
sales„/_: 117,131,678 109,153,059 1,483,977.989 1,320,826.846
Domestic
the
M'.- Folsom,
be
Airport
1 -11,788,622
—V/i76,*p/2273."
-
.
10,560,207
-
140,577,291
126,316,317
•
com-•
V
over¬
and
the
Ltd.,
to
St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico Ry.- -Earnings—
November—
Managing
in
Gross
in
codperation
with
Director': of .Industria ElecSpain:—V: 176, p. *2167//
'
1952
v
i
1
-
51%
Interest
*
'
•
u
Junction
t
" '
*.i
from
Net
ry.
railway.
railway—.
1951
1950
1—
$1,436,854
V
359,790
1949
$1,473,728
'*
$1,246,029
352,928 "
441,027
199,936
184,745
188,038
14,616,003
13.908,484
14,188,566
2.630.956
14,734,341
2,583,661
2,809,959
3.384,482
1,647,337
1,573,086
1,422,024
1,907,093
income
oper;
From Jan.
310,101
350,394
.
.
•
7
in
$1,358,273
from
Net
Caigrary, Canada—Orgartizes U. S.
Purchase
•.
in
the
Junction
Indiana, Illinois,
by
Oil
and
Field
in
Kentucky.
The
Junction
serves
for
will
field
the
be
the
to
Rainbow's
wells,
is
field
seven
563,000
of
Tri-State
Oil
Gross
from
Net Trorn
Net
ry.
—V.
railwayrailway—.
income
oper.
176,
2273.
p.
-
-
producing
barrels
$1,350,000.
of
175,
the
the
time
p.
of
wells
with
and
the
proven
re¬
future
estimated
an
Rainbow
an
increase
Junction
consolidated
Rainbow
has
Oil
in
net
Production
the
San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf
November—
from
Gross
Corpora¬
from
Net
ry.
and
reserves
total
reserves
from
Field
companies
1950
1949
$267,691
$300,626
$226,622
*21,868
*49,538
8,373
*10,027
*91,024
*115,727
*62,577
*78,491
3,496,720
3,508,823
3,333,531
3,076.396
income—.
from
Net
ry.
to
railway.—.
railway—'—
170,832
116,125
.136.578
222,011
income—
*577,516
*684,796
*654,719
*513,999
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
conducted
1951
$282,348
railway—
railway—
oper.
RR.—Earnings-
1952
1
-
From Jan. 1—•
Gross
Net
Rainbow's
brings
/
Net
operator.
represents
which
area
wfll he purchased*
by T. H. Jones & Co.
company's estimates
1,250,000 barrels.
first
producing
remaining.49.%
the
control
in
the
at
property
acquisition
of
has
estimated
are
income
the
The
private group to be organized
a
176,
p.
2273.
brings the total number
have
interest,
an
operations
in
the
to 30.
United
Sears, Roebuck <Kr Co.—December Sales Up—
2380.
—V.
Regent Mfg. Co., Inc., Downey, Calif.—Files—
1
176,
1952—Month—1951
1952—11 Mos.—1951
$390,870,412 $331,653,103 $2,863,410,935 $2,592,263,402
p.
2273.
The corporation on Dec, 31 filed
a
letter of notification with the SEC
mortgage bonds/of which 130 units. ($130,000
covering $150,000 of first
at
8,578,051
Per. End. Dec. 27—
♦
This
*102,107
*393£21
$510
each,
will be offered at $1,020 each, and'40 units
through
Hopkins,
Harbach
&
Security
Banknote
($20.0001
Los; Angeles,
Co.,
Calif.
A
stockholders
Corp.—Offer to Stockholders—
committee has extended to Jan. 15 its
shares of this company's capital stock at
protective
4.035,512
.
The
net
called
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
buildings and
offer
equipment.
to
purchase
per share.
$4.50
The
2272-
Republic Steel Corp.—Makes Steel Kitchens—-
per
share
accrued
under
its
will
own
President,
redemption on Feb. 16, next, 3,000
stock through the
sinking fund, at $100
dividends.
k^-6 Nl Yh<! VCUy Bank Farmers Trust Co- 22
corporation
kitchens
Redemption—
for
preferred
cents
but
Co.—Highest Diversity of Projects
strong
Gross
f
company
has organized
a
wholly-owned United States- sub-r
sidlary, the Rainbow Production Corp.. and has
acquirext^ai'/f inter-",
$627,845
*84,800
*306,558
*956,024
176,
Corp.
capacity
Fuel & Iron Corp. above.
indicating
:
Field—
1949
$801,614
9,775,773
Steel
June,. 1957,
Initial
Rocbling's Sons Corp.—Bonds Placed Pri-
Per. End. Dec. 31—
8,628,058
*1,688,768
Pet Milk Co.—Partial
company
Babbitt,
contracts
Build.
-
to1,
expected
.
This
The
at
to
SalcsJ
*3,726,178
income...
*Deficit.—V.
Corp.,
be
operation
be
is constructing for
project which includes
,
322,000-square-ddot site
a
highway
RCA company
associate
principal amount)
from
from
plant
tion
players-and'"television
plan
proposed
main
President
A.,
approximately
From Jan. 1—
Tmt
will
.it
116,186
,
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore
Lines—Earnings
-Cross
in
nation!s; largest jet engine test facility 'at Tullahoma, Tenrp;
couritry's: largest gas dynamics laboratory (aerodynamics of highspeed flight )
of, the N.A.C.A.; : and a
multi-million
dollar ordnance
Z
Plans/to
>
The
the 53,822 shares of stock
being offered for
stockholders is $27 per share. See also V. 176
November—.
a
.
for
Soria,
tronica.
States.—V.
Det
plant
the
works
Barcelona.
Gabriel
2532.
|
2Cet
St6el
expected-to
according
*/. • .//
corporation
Madrid,
ol
It
common
of
'
according
.p. 46.
is
be
v'V Safeway- Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Higher—
America—Announces
phonograph
Folsom
looking
City
tion
also
this
receivers
Mr.
divi¬
Dec.
$2 50
at
•
Pennzoil
addi¬
the
un¬
•/*'j./ -""''*'
" 'r
President.
est
on
/
Trunkline
Panhandle's
per
paid
During the
of
of
share are added to
share, the latter
per
$4.30
been
1937,
annual
chare.
cents
earn'ngs
to $6.10
pair
increases
rote
of
production
$2.66
542,000
The
■dividend
by Republic
should
company,.,
-Gross
p. 2438.
with
ore,
Co,-;, the
■
Balance after dividends on preferred stocks./
i$9,067;554 N $7,'445,449
Common shares outstanding at close of
period/;., /3,775,443;/ 3,573,991
Earnings per share of common stock
1_ '/"
$2.40
•
$2 08
.Plans
527,000
share.'
common
5,750,000
3,457,000
—„
stock
common
additional
159,531
.
Corp. of
Plant in Spain—
the
and
14,134,000
Preferred dividends
If
crude
esti¬
is
projects designed and
built,were, industrial facilities used in producing paper„;.lumber, glass,
bricks, chemicals (DDT, catalysts/ synthetic fibre, phosphates),' and
*
$7,291,010.. $9',968/32 :: $8,210,912
*_/_ •/"901;378
765,463
$8,937,372
(—
preferred stocks__„
on
'Radio
follower
12,520,000
income
—V. .176,
.
income taxes.
Darned per
2,311,093
i
approxi¬
and
$60,000,000
Sept. 30,'52
1951
1950
Operating revenues
$84,696,000 $52,299,000 $41,365,000
Depreciation, depletion and amortiz.
7,869,000
6,500,000
5,600,000
^Balance for
deductions—
provided
Operation
Coramissipn's; metal
$9,412,700 $12,465,64ft: $10,522,687
2,121,690/ 2,496,71-7 % 2,311,775
in addition
about
public
stock.
were
-
on
etc.,
*
'
cover
methods
'
The
Mos.-/-1951 Z
1952—12
52,392
$11,248,465
for
$1$,306,118 $10,406,501
$9,360,308
^
pre¬
stock,
common
par
with
preferred
Panhandle
Sept.
.
3nterest
income
Dividends
12 Mos. End.—-Calendar Years
jFederal
income $11,097,347
(net)
* 151,118
income
Net
to
as
spin-offs,
the possibility
exists that at some time in
the
rfuture the company may segregate all or part of its remaining reserves
into a separate concern and make a distribution of the la
tier's stock.
At latest reports the
capitalization of Panhandle consisted of $121,<625,000 1.60%-3.25: debentures due
to
38,034,224
of
jl>
come
$45,206,545 $53,663,857 $49,363,874
35,846,237.
41,357,739
38,957,373
$11
lurther
ferred
Int.,
$49,131,571
taxes
operating
Gross
MCF.
750,000,000
is
&
expemes
tons
'
Minn.,
pit
*
the
on
located
were
Oper.
ore.
result¬
crushing plant at Babbitt, an inter-plant railroad, a secondary crushing plant, grinding, concentration and agglomeration plant, a. harbor,
docks, equipment for loading ore boats and a 55,000 kw power plant
at/Beaver Eay,
on
Lake
Superior, 47 miles ,distant from Babbitt.
-—v. 177, p". 47;; '
'
" •:\
/.'
s:i
1952—11 Mos.—1951"'
Electric oper. revenues,.
are
new
company,
Hugoton Production Co.,
lattcr's
stock
to. Panhandle stockholders.
a
the
•which
or
4
'
"
open
1953. /**:•*:>
proceeds'
net
involved.
Period End. Nov. 30—
exploration
drilled
by
billion
booked
Public Service Co. of
Indiana, Inc.—Earnings-
producing potentialities.
good
have
be
company's • construction
the
have
The
by underground' mining methods.
borrowing will be applied to the construction
of-the
more
to
IV2
v'
Babbitt,
near
mined
Exchange Commission— /;//'
J metals (aluminum, molybdenum, steel,
letter of notification with'the SEC
£Federal work included a $3,000,000
at
iron
method
rock.
o£ ore concentrates annually.
The
sented
*
preferred stock"(par 610) and 2,800 shares
sdld in units of two -shares of
preferred .stock
common
for
filed
5
taconite
other facilities for processing the taconite at Bab¬
Lay.
The final cost of the project* is estimated at
$160,000,000.
The additional money required for construc¬
>■'Zy Activities
Pinewald Finance <fe Construction
Corp., Bay ville, Ni J/
—Files With Securities and
The
be
of
'
"
-
deposits
can
Rust/Engineering:
Attained;in 1952—
,
preference/stoqk ,;pf Phila-"
i
.
of
source
economical
an
the
30%. iron
25%,, to
and
.
make exchange'sf.-ancl*their berth'ip.
46.
'r::
Co.
'
■
y vateiy—See Colorado
to
177,
from
from
possible
developed
rock—•
-***
Minnesota.
the D.uquesne .common;*
Duquesne-common^
the
of
entitled
of
important
an
was
an
important new
A. The company has
Beaver
new
In
provep
Kansas
*
,pl
in
containing
concentrates
reserves
the
"sections
ton3
the
Range
of
S.
hard/iron-bearing
available
of
plant
mercial
..
*
the U.
taconite—a
of
approximately 3,750,000 tons of Iron ore con¬
centrates
annually. Capacity- is expected to be increased by stages
later :to'10,000.000 tons annually/
- —
* ,
.
'' • * ?
-The company has for some'time been operating a small-size com¬
"*
common stock;, and of
9,760 shares <0.2% ).and the public
their
for
contain
entire
the
'■j
development
borders of
of
Mesabi
as
Glore,
and
private placements made in
"
%
V, ;
the
usually
there
Co.
a ■
tonnage
more'than
some
Philadelphia Gas Works Co.—Merger-Effective—
#•;
Sec
combined
to
tion'will
balance, Standard Power owns
remaining 150,413 (including script).
1
,./,•
Regular quarterly dividends on the $5 preference stock of Philadel¬
phia will be continued until the effective date of'the
plan.'? Thespian
provides that, upon such effective
date, holders of the $5 preference
stock shall cease to havfc ar.v
rights as stockholders of Philadelphia
certificates
back
iron
the'Mesabi.
and
The
Light
_
its
bitt
notes, and 5,190,853 shares of common stock., It is also obli¬
to Standard in the amount of
$2,500,000 by" reason of an-open
account advance authorized last March
25 bylthe-Comniission.^ As indi¬
the
regarded
10,000 acres. It
modern
:
engineer.
.Besides
and
Philadelphia
and
the
company's taconite
Proceeds
'i
contained
reserves
of
The
tional
5 will enable Philadelphia to proceed promptly
Retirement pf the $5 preference'stock will leave
$657,825 of 4% mortgage bonds assumed, $11,000,000
bank
cates
and that an additional 2,200,000,000 MCF
purchase contracts by Trunkline.
Based
on
capacity
of
these
'
prefeernce stock
Power,
of
taconite,
years
mately
Philadelphia.? The Commis¬
(Standard
been
few
ores
'
of Step
Products Corp.).
gas
under
reserves
production
1-
•-
of
end
flint-like
&
high-giade ore, containing in excess of 60%. iron
which-is considerably higher in iron content than the direct
shipping
Duquesne
shares of,
3.6-
-
the
huge ^deposit
ing, product-is-
the
spotlights
within
ore
a
lorig
A'
gated
purchasing about three-fourths
from
includes purchases from Trunkline which
estimated
present
The
pears.
to
iron
extracting Hhe
necessary step in compliance with the
Such distribution has been agreed-to by<
Standard,
Philadelphia with
and
amount
MCF
controlled
•was
has
Issue
eastern
The
mated
the
to
of
the
'
par,
liquidation.
delphia shall
purchases all of its supplies from others.
proven reserves are estimated as of April 30, 1952 at
£84,000 acres, of which 325,000 acres were held under lease by Pan¬
handle
and
559,000
acres
were
controlled
through
gas
purchase
is
at
>
shares
respect
the
Barney
financial agents for the company.
years.
of
source
addition
in
$5 preference stock of
the
Sale
of the
one
under-lease
pro¬
Philadelphia
applicable
turn
It
of
distribution.-, of
stockholders
was
with
stock
largest
recent
*
with
issued.
Panhandle's
contracts.
4,711,829
Smith,
as
par—230 shares)
owns
evidence
preference
dividends
and
common
that
Consummation
No
producer and purchaser of natural gas. At the
producing about one-fourth of its requirements
turn
6.
This is
,
a
properties
own
Distillers
National
by
held
in
Jam
on
Forgan & Co. acted
- '
,
Corporation),, and various groups of security holders of-both Standard
and Philadelphia,
including a committee for the $5 preference stock of
Philadelphia. '
"
'
'
except
the
of
the
tne
with
connection
a
of
made
additions
of
to
result
a
pipe
a
Louisiana
and
Tuscola,
at
,
($10
company,
nounced
by Standard Gas- <fc Electric
(96.9%) of the outstanding
shares
for each share of
and
the
to
1948,-liquidation
cated,
of
part
which
Co.
fields
Panhandle's
the
the
in
operation
cumulative
filed
was
analysis
of
earnings
common
also
its
of
"fair
as
plan
5,030,690
Commission
representatives
1932.
Its main pipe line extends
from
the
Amaiillo
and
Hugoton Fields in
Texas and Kansas to
Detroit,
Mich.
It
also owns
about 97%
of
the
common
stock of
ia
the
be
well
June,
—
6%
noncumulatiVe
Philadelphia
holders
prospective
sion
Recent Develop¬
ments—W. C. Langley & Co., members of the New York
Stock Exchange, in a review of Panhandle's operations,'
earnings and recent developments, said in part:
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.
,
basis
the
would
as
and
the
Novi .I,-1952,
preferred ($50
outstanding shares of Duquesne common,
interest In Pittsburgh Railways Co.
' '
Duquesne
sub--,"
Duraglas containers, closures and plastic spccialtieSjej
stemware and tumblers; Kimble Glass laboratory
and
scientific
the
of
common,
r
the
controlling
a
Upon
The
owns
coiqmon.
of
>
claims
include*
Glass
which
to
company s
the mauageiship of Mr. Hecht.
also under
Division,
manufactured
the
by
of
effective
became
and preferred 5%
shares).
the
handled
be
5
for ap¬
the
which
4,
retirement
34.596
(78,53%
a
will
countries
»
.
Jan.
on
5 in a series of steps designed'to simplify
the Philadelphia System order dated June 1,
Philadelphia to take appropriate steps to liqui¬
Step
parent,
Philadelphia
subsidiary.
new
other
in
Sales
•
-
filing
application
an
Philadelphia and the 6%' cumulative preferred-.stock of an inactive
subsidiary, The Consolidated Gas Co. of the City of Pittsburgh ($50
wholly-owned subsidiary called OwensIllinois Inter-America Corp., which will export products of the parent
company
to countries in the Western Hemisphere.
O. R. Hecht is
formed
has
of
the
announced
Pittsburgh, of
■
dissolve.
par,
company
in
Step
SEC directed
the
and
Co.,
This
this
of
of
Export Unit—
Glass Co.—Fqrms
Owens-Illinois
.
'
Commission
(he
enforcement
and
*
•
time,
District Court
S.
491,140 shares*
,
2272.
p.
Co.—$148,000,000 Financing Arranged
which is owned equally by Republic
Steel Corp. and Armco Steel Corp., has sold an issue of
$148,000,000 first mortgage 4J/4% bonds to a group of
leading life insurance companies, the company an¬
—This
approving
stock
Monday, January 12, 1953
..
Reserve Mining
^
decision
a
preference
corporate structure-of
date
finance
common
U.
retirement
surplus
$1,000,000 from Its
stock account to
about
transfer
would
$1,000,000
of
cumulative
stock, having a stated value of $5,386,800 and a liquidating pref¬
of $100 per share and being callable at $110 per share.
Its
ence
plan,
company
'
r
same
the
vided
The
account
Issuance
the
$5
erence
of the firm.
'
,
holders of the 320.000 shares of common stock
(par $51 would receive in exchange for each share held one share
of 40-cent cumulative preferred stock (par $7)
and one share of comthe
the
plan,
consummation- thereof
being
contingent upon Court approval. The Court scheduled a hearing Jan..30. /
There arc outstanding 53,868 shares of the Philadelphia $5
prefer¬
capitalization
Under
of
.
increase
to
announced
the distribution to the holders thereof of 3.6 shares of
Duquesne Light Co. for each share of the $5 prefer¬
common
ence
Reclassification Voted—
Corp.—Stock
Town
stockholders
5
retirement
company through
stock of
.
proval
The
Jan.
on
for
.
Payment
will
Wllliam St., New
announced
"The
steel
new
Manufacturing
has
been
The
more
spent
a
trade
Jan.
Division
at
and
name
8.-
kitchens
early
*
will
be
Canton,
market
this
a
new
spring.
line
C.
M.
of
year.—V.
steel
Ohio,
by
Republic's
more
than
a
by Arthur N. Pierson, Jr., President of the
Beach, Fla., seeks the stock as a weapon in its
represented by a majority of the board of
headed
Palm
group
directors.
'A
where
committee,
White,
•
fabricated
Berger
$1,000,000
retooling Lerger Plant No. 2," Mr. White saTd.
kitchen prograin
has been
under
development
175, p. 144.
steel
new
than
manufacture
Colony Hotel.
fight against
100,000
for
vote
special
whether
The
stockholders
to
increase
meeting
the
committee
has
board
of
announced
been
called
for
Jan.
23
to
directors.
its
slate
candidates for
directors at this election.
They are N. C. Earl, Jr., President of
D. * A.' Schulte,■ Inc.;
Messmore
Kendall,
member
of-the
advisory
board of the Chemical Benk & Trust Co.; William Lilly, Jr.,. partner
protective
of
Volume 177
Number 5185 ..rThc Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(145)
in
Lilly
&
Co.,
Federation
Jr.,
Philadelphia,
Bank
director
a
The
&
of
committee
it
says
stock."—V.
Jeremiah
Co.,
M'assey
claims
The .directors'
Board,
Trust
the
it
2450.
p.
Chairman of the
George H. Reding,
of Chicago.
and
Products
40,000
by
Gross
shares.
Shepard
than
EARNINGS
-
Spies,
Chairman
the
of
•
.
ry.
Gross
corporate
west
stock
of
this
Jan.
on
7,
announced
has been acquired by
B. C.
Gamble
of
a
that
New
York.
"
-
■
,
Shirks
-
i
.
.
,
covering, 16.205
a
Stock
—
Offered—Alex.
proceeds
Baltimore, Md., in December, 1952^ of-
letter
A
of
go; to
175,
Thomas
Waters,
who
is
the
$28
3,800
shares
with
of 'G%*
v.-;'
p.t1483.
the
SEC
Dec.22
on
cumulative
f
.
offered
be
for
eral
subscription
new
anticipated
of
non-voting
proceeds
to
are
filed
with
26
(par
the
$5.)
SEC
to
be
covering
offered
$191,758,900 ©f
scheduled
.to
-314^. 3Q-year debentures,
offer
common
was
announced
stock
stockholders
at
prices
•
today
(Jan.
the
Frank
& Curtis, Boston, Mass.
Bevcridge, the selling stock¬
S.
r,
whfch
ranging
irom $44
Stockholders will be
yesterday.
t©
be
$65
share,
per
offered
Net -from
convertible
the
Net
it
right "to
1951
1950
1949
$267,772
railway—'i-.;:;
$329,926
"8,002
.
.
$270,514
49,031.
„
for
stock
common
five
second
the-
third
$60
per
$44
five fyears
will
$52
to
the
share
per
rate
be
the
to
years
/v../-/
r
■
five
to
the
/
2,579,900
43,204
"306,612
240,093
"477,928
*
,
1951
output
1950
1949
$278,402
$264,460
112,355
50,855
112,724
99,127
27,675
4,769
76,691
62,144
tIV
.
in
3,097,351
2,822,219
901.460
1,372,032
"
The
t
(
284,664
563,444
■'*
represent
holders, who
der,
to
part -of the
a
to
propose
offer :the
Peabody & Co.,:underwriter^ The
be
fixed
a
price
for
determined, by
public
initial
the
sale
'The
.
selling
stockholders
are/Syracuse
f
lie
ftlifnMtnfbrn
..;ffc.;vas announced
offering price- is
stockholders and the
•
Underwriting
Texas-Ohio
-
1
-
N.
*'
opinion
and
A.
elude
issued
order
last
i
31,539
shares
held
fdr
is/the; fourth
company
such
largest
three
'JGas* 'Corp'.—had
Ohio
asked
build
of
typewriters
the
Reserve. Natural,
in
.,
Of
country and is the leading factor in the manufacture of
portable *
models.-Office and portable typewriters make
up about three-fourths
of
the
'
Commission
PU
rehearing
for
^Ssti-ibuted^^"throiTghgutThe^UnTted
foreign countries.
_
the
fiscal
•
.•
-
.
For
r
•
ended: June-30.
ended; June;30,
year
year
net profit, afte.f taxes
a1952.
1952,
$1,193,000,
was
|
,
sales
sales
X.
of
and
the
and *;
and
$29,850,000
-
-
.
,
176,
465.
p.
■/
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. (&
■I Period End- Nov. 30—
; ,1952^11 Moa.—1951
000
Subs.)—-Earnings
-1952—12
Operating
& taxes
20,450,897
Operating income L__
$4,032,954
$2,556,025
$4,466,510
•
gas
27,640
20,237
28,306'
exp.
7,872,649; '-22,232,980
,
income
Show
-To
Loss—Sales
(net)__'_
the
loss
22/587
.
Gross
income
Income
Net
$4,060,594
$2,576,262
$4,494,816
1,567,513
1,358,564
1,687,558
$1,217,698
$2,807,258
deductions
income
Prov.
for
$2,493,081"
pfd.
divs
410,047
Balance of net income
"Earns,
"Based
1
2,506,314
on
1952.—V.
176,
.
shares
of
common
:
•;....
written bids
from
The
will
net
be
will
it
of
500,000
proceeds
used
be received by
to 8:30
up
from
shares of
the
by the company
sale
in
stock
time
with
carryback
of
outstanding
at
to
accelerate
the
'
of
program)
such
the acquisition of
which itr is estimated
proceeds
become
treasury
amount
in
its
are
funds,
received;
and
will
exceed
for
the
not
common
notes
of
such
proposes
continuing construction program.
Gross plant additions for the
years 1946 through
$344,160,000 and retirements during such period
$6,000,000
proceeds
to
•,,
1951
at
..
v
Of
such
Southeast.
our
new
In
plants '
of.
our.
year-end
southern
plants
are
now
showing
profits
on
■
and
it
"
and
:'fNo
common
board
of
,
that
net
receivables
will
working
capital
aggregate
more
'
Due
to
a> plan
of
corporate
the
simplification,
all
the Textron
'f-V.
..•*
"'stock
are
for
176,
p.
Jan.
building,
2,
1953
has
been
declared
would
have
been
the
at
"has. purchased
393
Fifth
eight-story
the
Avneue,
Yofk apd.the 2.095-apartment
174, p. 2038. :- •* : "
plan.
The-company sold two bond issues,'
subsiaiaries, in December, totaling $23,000,000.
The
ment
company on Jan.
trust certificates.
29
will
receive "bids
New
York
and
City,
basement
and
I.
plans
J.'
to
Ivy
Hill
Park
in Newark,
colony
"
.
'
N.
J.
.
company is experiencing a growing demand for electric service
a continuing increase
in the number of customers served. To meet
lequirements 'of this growth the company is undertaking to expand
its "facilities substantially.
It is estimated that construction expendi¬
and
the
$3,600,000
*
used
at
to
$1
of
equip¬
in-
no.t
and
engi>
announced
1952, this corporation
26-year history, E. O.
5.
^
Jan.
on
23/o
a
increase ower
/
flights
accounted
for
435,000,000
the
and
totaled
month
same
flown
Africa
in December alone
over
1,875,000,000
routes
Middle Ea§(.
162,000,000,
1951.—V.
in
revenue
its
over
the
176,
repre¬
2533.
p.
■'
air-cleaning equipment,
1952, doubling its pre¬
orders, E. W. Meyers, President, reported
mark
of
in
t
:
fourth
time
life.,
the
Mr.
sales
in
"
firm
Meyerk
'
.
has
doubled
predicted
voluine.-^-V.
it
173, p. 665.
orders
repeat
-
:
-
■
,
Its
will
in
in
-
its
1953
*
•
,
Jan.
on
6
shares
299,000
filed
of
letter
a
common
This
notification with
(par
10
cents)
tht>
to
be»
without underwriting. The proceeds are to .be*
equipment, etc., for repayment of loans and fo^
purchase
,
corportaion
Guardian
of
stock
per share,
Burial
organized in New
was
Vault
Corp.,;
,
name
Jersey
changed to
March
on
5,
title
present
1952,
a
Sep;.
on
17,' 1952. It was organized
for the
1/, 1952. It was organized lor the purpose principally of manufac¬
manuracturing and selling all kinds of burial vaults, principally^or and tombturing
monuments
stones.
«
"
On
Nov.
i,
1952,
the
corporation became
Burial Vault Co.
the
owner
*,
"
'
'
of
the
Sureseal
"
United Air Lines, Inc.—New Agreements Signed—
Interline
have
covering
agreements
been
signed
announced
by
Jan.
on
United
R.
2
W.
interchange of passengers and cargo
Lines with two additional foreign
Air
Union
and
Aeromaritime
Ireland,
de
United's
Transport—it
was
Vice-President—Traffic.
with headquarters in Cairo, operates between various points
in Egypt and the Middle East, and UAT (Paris)
links France witr*
North African points.
The agreements bring to 120 the number of
such pacts between United and airlines throughout the world.
Misrair,
Sets
A
New
Holiday Record—
record
new
Year
Jan.
4.
flew
miles
the
same
in
set
season
revenue
period,
13-day
a
by
by-Harold Crary,
75,687,000
the
and cargo carried in the ChristmasUnited Air Lines between Dec. 23 and
passengers
was
is reported
it
United
ton
for
season
Vice-President Sales.
passenger
Mr.
miles ancl
said.
Crary
As
64,466,000
compared
this represents gains of 17'% in
in cargo ton miles.—V. 176, p. 2274.
ago,
year
miles and 18%
cargo
witli
revenue^
Ltd.,
Montreal, Can.—Reports
at the Black Lake, Quebec, mining prop¬
erty of this corporation are now being borne by Lake Asbestos of
Quebec Ltd. under the recently-approved agreement between the two
companies,
United is sending
cross-cutting at the Black Lake mine.:
Referring to the intensive pre-production program
under Lake Asbestos supervision,
as
most
aa
mill
now
under
way
the United Asbestos management rates
satisfactory both the reports on undergound development ar.cl
tests.
...
•
*
/
t
**
United
>
*
Gas Improvement Co.—Merger
Effective—
*
announced that the agreement
Gas Co., Consumers Gas Co., The Harrisburg Gas Co., Lancaster County Gas Co.,, Lebanon Valley Gas Co.,
Luzerne Countv Gas & Electric Corp. and The Philadelphia Gas Works
Co. with and into The United Gas Improvement Co. as the surviving
Walter
E
now
Long,
President, on Jan. 2
Alientown-Bcthlehcm
merging
became
conducting
effective Dec. 31, 1952, and that this company
one public utility operating company the opera¬
as
conducted by its utility subsidiaries in Pennsylvania.
Mr.
Long added
that stockholders need not turn in their stoefc
certificates for exchange because they
continue as stockholders and
formerly
enjoy
ail
present
the rights and privileges as such without surrendering their
certificates of capital stock.
However, any stockholder who
exchange his present certificates for certificates of the new
stock
at
Arch
1956.
financial statement
and
common
1955 and $4,400,000 during
a
Sept. 17, last, the change-over date.
This shows current assets
including cash 011 hand of $808,611 and lists total assets at $2,732,518.
Exploration and development expenditures for the period covered-aro
reported at $395,148, the major single item being $264,777 for drifting
during 1954, $21,400,000 during
period 1953 through
to shareholders
of
desires
the
did
research
.
miles
corporation
1956 will total about $51,850,000, of
which about $9,700,000 is expected to be spent during 1953, $16,350,000
for
figure
commercial
Boston.
12 months just ended reveal that passen¬
the airline's 32,000 miles of U.S. and international
'
six-year
tions
/.The
,
the
Inc.—Passenger Mileage Up—
t
covering
offered
is
Toledo Edison Co.—Construction Program—
tures
for
'
the
corporation
step in Southern's
secured by properties of
that
months'
this
Since all development costs
Realty & Construction Co., Inc.—Acquisition
—V;
third
and
single
by
"
by
air-condition and completely modernize the display and office structure
•* for a ^single or multiple tenant occupancy, it was announced on Jan. 5
by Norman Tishman, President,
..
said
greatest
reported
concern.
1419.
market
issue
7.
passenger
-
dividend
directors.—V.
This, corporation
^ Fox
the
are
chemical
21C9.
p.
better than $2,000,000
a
SEC
exception
Inc.,
"
conditions,-this company has interrupted -itsplan
meeting $89,000,000 of funded debt due in the next four
years
by calling off a, $10,000,000 St. Louis-Louisville division
first mortgage
bond sale, set for Jan. 22.
proposed
176,
United Asbestos Corp.,
Tishman
for
The
and
$1,000,000
will
were
approxi¬
total
Southern Ry.—To
Delay'Bond Financing—
$301,494,
history,
yeur
Manager,
increase
the
is
than
The
than
estimated, requirement of $150,110,000/'fortwo-year ^period,. Jhe
,company .has"/used/ $8,042,000. unexpended
treasury funds remaining from'the, sale of series D bonds in
August, ■#'; J The .building,- which .contains approximately 35,000 square feet of
1951,1 and $26,320,000 from the sale of 800,000 shares .of
common stock •'/
spade/ including ^bc^reet iloor store area and the basement, occupies
in-April/ 1952, ;and ejects Vo dSe $68,160,000 from,
the/sade/ oLa'idir ' i/ at plot 41 x 111- feet between East 36th and 37th Streets, adjacent
tional securities (including the new
common stock)
and approximately "-to the'former
Tiffany Bdilding, now being remodelled
$47,588,000 from internal souices,
including provisions for depreciation
/The .seller. w;a« the 393 Fifth Avenue Co. The Murrlmac Realty Co.
and amortization and
unappropriated earnings./The nature,, amounts T was the 'broker in the transaction.
andJ timing of such
additional financing cannot now be
determined,
./ The"I. J;-Fox Fur Co.,i which has been leasing the structure in its
and will depend in
part on market conditions/existing from time' to
entirety/ will' vacate the premises on March 1, 1953.
time and may. include
temporary bank loans. /The company has not
//This marks .the first Tubman Realty transaction of 1953.
Current
yet-prepared a construction budget for any
period subsequent to T9J>3.
Tishman activities include construction of the new aluminum-sheathed
—V. 176, p. 2439.
'
26-story .air-conditioned office building at 99 Park Avenue in New
/i
1,482,849
619,631
Twin Vault Corp., West New York, N. J.—Files—
:
.
inclusive
aggregated
the
>
33%
New
Bates Piece Dye Works,
eliminated..
the
an
estimated
is
cash
liabilities.
rekuLt. of
six
domestic
carriers—Misrair
of Textron Puerto Rico and
being consolidated into Textron
Incorporated and all the minority stockholders in such subsidiaries will
be
the
mately $67,435,000. It is expected that gross additions for the
two-year
period, 1952-1953, will total approximately $150,110,000 and
during such
period the company has made and" expects to make further normal
retirements.
the
As
R. W.
will
such
use
tbe
939,217
:
and
basis in
$19,000,000
current
827,682
>
..
operating subsidiaries,, wtih
stock
(issued
continuing construe-
exceed
balance
pur¬
>
of
its
twice
$25).
loan
for
company
14
(par
bank
retire
funds
Jan.
shares
500,000
the
the
on
stock
of
'As
.
4,351,283
2,238,633
874,828
working capital.
run-out
will be substantial during the first half of 1953.
It will not be possible,
.therefore, unless" prices rise materially, for the company to return to
profitable operations until the last half of next year when this train¬
ing period should be completed.
Nov.
.
ntost
total,
a
Jan.
With
$3,000,-
spite of low selling prices, it is expected that
the nonrecurring losses due to the necessity of training new employees
the company at 601 West 5th
common
about
of; southern mill properties.
standard cost
6,219,726
2,428,194
5,142,859
2,526,080
,
'
passed
less
profit of $4,746,0.00 in' 1951:
a
decided
directors
credit)
factors and
Although
a
$0.38
»;
<PST)
a.m.
part to
connection with
tion
tax
year
modernization'
^$948,575
$0.94:
•
.
450,800
Southern California Edison Co.—Bids for Stock—
St., Los Angeles, Calif.,
chase
(after
The principal losses were: (1) $2,100,000 on disposal of fixed assets,
(21
approximately $2,200,000 Incurred on running out discontinued
plants and divisions, and (3)
conversion and
starting-up expenses
aggregating about $1,600,000 in cpnnection with the acquisition and
1,477,818
$1,399,375
$2,359,908
$0.32
-
$2,877,193
.
447,350
$804,489
$0.83
;•
1419.
p.
413,209
$2,083,034
com,1 share
per
Sealed
the
;
51,603
6,410,423
'
.
loss
a
year
business.
105,412
,:.
government
over
passenger
This
area due to starting^wp expenses.
As a result'
unusually low prices for our products, total losses »
will probaly exceed last year's taxable profit subject to
carryback/ thereby eliminating any liability for taxes on 1951
these
"lot"
250,921
82,927
-
This corporation manufacturers of electronic
has
Hold—
19,510,750 1ih the Anderson, S. C.,
-
219,685
129,861
<
vious year's dollar volume
.
$2;854,606
1949
$363,845
132,482
Trion, Inc.—Reports First $1 Million Year—
tp
terminus
.
is.anticipated compared
During the
of
Other
in
Its
of
Ohio
.
disposal 6'f unprofitable units in areas other than the
revenues"^A'i: $24,483,851 $20,428,674 $26,699,490 $22,365,356 ^""addition substantial losses were encountered in
many of
Operating
•■y
all
the
at
Mos.--^l951
.
30,
,
the Southeast,
1950
338,718
'•
•
from
J
senting
.
in
«
$502,011
record 2Va billion passenger miles in
the greatest business volume in its
a
this
procedure
per
were
2533.
-Earnings-
reac'le^ a iecoI'd total of 2,310,000,000,
TWA
$468,000,
—V.
^
•
additional
p.
1951
Europe, North
Altliough final'figures .for the year ending Jan. 3, 1953, are not yet
common share,./ In *
available, it;is expected that sales will approximate last year's $98,- J
approximately $14,000,- t
or
$1.45 per- share.'• ..000,000 volume. J Howc.ver, : due to unsatisfactory prices in the textile
industry and unusual expenses incurred by the company, in connection
(
with its long-range objective to concentrate manufacturing activities
$3.70
or
the five months ended Nov.
30, 11.32, sales
000
and
net income
after
taxes was
/
sell
to
corporation,
'
.
1967.
17firdJ.
(
7
dent, 6n Jan! 2, in a:letter to the stockholders, said:
'
f
S;29 RSonoo
were
and
176,
$546,772
passenger miles with the remaining
across the Atlantic
through
Re-
Nov.
XyOl*
Of
To Corisolidate Certain Subsidiaries—Royal Little, Presi-
states
'
'■were
■■ ' -
-
stock
common
$185,000,000
a
planned
newly-formed
a
Textron Incorporated
i
~
t
line—V.
J
Genefal
receipts
i q^i
on
f
and
new
$682,726
Instrument
miles flown
ger
'
the.
company's'volume/ with the remainder coming mostly -from *
;/ adding
machines, cashiers, "duplicating equipment/ cprbon
„
*
paper and "
vriter
"typewriter ribbon's, aiLwideiy
""
"
r;
to
Texas-Ohio
trusts
manufacturer
the
t
'
o
opinion and order, and argued that the intermediate decision
had not been ■/waived.'^
"
•
*,
1
Y.,
It
to
Preliminary figures for the
Ndv,
construct
to
form
pipeline extending
border in Hidalgo County, Tex:, to a terminus
The
of
Cocke, Vice-President of Sales
authority
gas
/lunioinn
interveners—the
proposing
24,039-'Of
sale
Trans World Airlines,
on Dec. 31.
and' two
Natural
serve
the
expenditures.
$51,850,000 required
the
•
Mexico, have
InctoorV
nf !
finflV
been designed as a'ltentative decision instead of a final QAHAHj Ptlfl
actiop, and
parties to the proceeding now have 20 days in which to file exceptions,
through'Kid-
University " Syracuse,
Commission
,
.
public
selling
Federal'Power
Kftiin
holdings of three selling stock-
chares
underwriter and related to fhe theh ounent
market price.
terms are to be supplied
by amendment,
%
a
of
600,000 shares
construction
of
Revolving Credit Agreement.—V.
firm's
Kerr,
442,079
denying! applications: by this company for
1,406-mile ^pipeline jmd to import natural
7,
of
1.022,419
Texas-Ohio Gas Co.—Tentative Decision—
corporation'on Dec. 31 filed a registration statement with the
covering 33,639 outstanding share? of its no par. common $tock.
These, shares
the
nuclear
experienced
The
week
conditions.
It is expected
provided from funds on hand, funds derived
and
retained earnings during the period,
the
of
sneering contracts.—y.
3,041,276
,
Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc. —Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commissioner
:
i
to
this
2274.
W.
.
'
(L. C.)
utlization
through 1956 will have to be raised
of types and in amounts which will
securities
be
income
p.
Flying
SEC
maximum
reserves
-
(Mass.)
;
/
H
-
-
applied
December shipments totaling
'
1952
$252,380
.
contemplated
bght of then existing
income
oper.
176,
*"
...
permit
$23,850,000
railway___J
railway
from
—V.
t
$321,888
1
the
of
Tracerlab, Inc.—Shipments at New High—
$2,156,500 from New York Life Insur- V ~; Prnm Jan. '3 '■
From .Ton 1
2^-story ,apartment building and'a' ;one?story .Gross
..;froniL.raiIway_"—i' i' 3,243,096
garage at 6016-30 Sheridan Roajd, .Chicago, 111,
Financial arra ngemenfs
Net fro'm.frailway.1,088.545
were
completed
through
—
'
—
trough
Dovenmuehle// Inc.
The
loan
is
insured - Net ry. oper/jncomeLi/l /v' 352,104
under the Federal
Housing'Authority.
—vi "176," p: 2274,;
^
balance
p/ 2168.
ry'. oper.1;.Income?.
Netfs*. r{
corporation is borrowing.
to finance, a
.i.
■
'
Co.
ance
of
,
1952
oper.
ry.
"504,054
income!^.
oper.
ry.
Net
25.370
fromrrailwaylYi'L*— Y-:
Net
Corp., Chicago, 111.—Loan—
2,646,666
343,350
from"-railway—JL'
Gross!
'
This
3,291,916
November—
-
.
".v
6030 Sheridan
The
proposed sale
be
Gross" from
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
/•
••.S.-v
other
will
From Jan. 1—
■i, <rv.
yeays to
share;—V. 176.'
>'
'
ry.
live
per
to
program
railway..
railway___^^_
6.259
43,083
Net
'Deficit.—-V.<176,
f
;
the
In
will
about
from
Net
$227,757
."1,031
"50,224
"11,004
share," in
per
fourth
Net
exchanged
years.
$48
$65
; •
•••••
be
can
first
up
share, -in
per
"v-
•
debentures
in
stepped
share,Midyin the/final live
2533.
p.
at
the
years
of
proceeds
from
•
"67,307
Jari'i I—*''
From
r
the .'conversion -schedule
the
November—
363,213
.Under
stock
that
depreciation
net
Gross
3,385,913
.
designed
company's
sale
Net
ry," oper; income^—
substation
$29,350,000
*
1952
Gross, from - railway/t—*
the corporation
will
The
company.
at
""
Toledo Peoria & Western RR.
[A. November— 7'*.*'
the
necessary
estimated
generating capacity.
borrowings under the
.
12)
the
irom
at
Webber, Jackson
to
go
2097.
p;
Dec.
stock
common
stock.
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Conversion Rate Set—
The.
the
?e.urra>:n?^ *u
the balance
*
into
common
complete
share through Paine,
net
facilities
of
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Ry.—Earnings—
is
service
The net proceeds from
-
notification ;w$s
per
primarily for transmission lines of lower voltage,
facilities, minor plant Improvements and gen¬
gre
that
of
onft
900,000 lb.
a
includes several projects for
expanding
volt transmission system of the
company
company's increased
Jan. 5, 1953, without underwriting,
share nor more than $16 per share.
the Company's construction program.
per
toward
Bay,
be
distribution
is
it;
holder.—V/ 174,
covering
preferred
to ~gd
are
shares
per
■
filed
was
to
presently in service on the
property of
plant with the initial unit ana the
substations,
SEC
the
steam
new
will
The
the 138,000
estimated cost of S3,250,000.
irom
letter
The
the', aboyemehtioned
—V.
Harry
;
•
notification
stock
common
with
related facilities.
a
Maumee
plant
capability of 135,000 kw.,
extending
an
Stanley Home Products, Inc., Westfiejd, Mass.—Files—
3,000
selling stockholder.
of
notification
this
the
expenditures
fc'
A
to
are
proceeds
?S''
>"i
$10) at $11 per share.
net
shares
,less than $13.50
no
1
fered 3,800 shares of 6% cumulative
preferred stock (par
The
price
letter, of
a
in
The consruction
program also
(il
stockholders of record
by common
at
Dec. .24 filed
unit
connecting transmission facilities is
which $1,050,000
was,expended in 1952.
at
.
Corp.
of
Initial
and
.and
The
Motor Express
any
The
net
a
equipment will be designed for
high temperature operation, and will be more efficient
pressure,
cost
Southwestern Electric Service Co., Dallas, Tex.—Files
on.
and
than
oper.
The company
Toledo, Ohio.
high
>
of mid¬
group
Minneapolis, Minn.
.
Brown & Sons of
2,639,489
;
of
hour boiler,
the t
manufacture
of
5,270,540
3,277,201
east
turbo-generator with
railway.
; 246,669.595 237,088,248 213,281,370
193,363,513
railway—__
.72,986.011
59,y84,447
59,599,950
40,109.269
income... - 31,589,962
23,376,873
26,639,389
18,920,516
—v. 177, p. 47.
■ ;/■ y
*
"
,
of-Shelby bicycles will be continued at the Shelby,
Ohio, plant under a working arrangement with the Cleveland
Welding
Co., Cleveland, Ohio,*'a
subsidiary of American Machine & Foundry
Co.
7,351,834
The most important item in the construction
program is
generating station to be located on the south shore of
just
$21,^92,921 $18,518,251
1,952,279
,
Manager,
company
investors headed by
The
\
1
1949
from
ry.
,
General
4,157,759
.
.
1950
____
income-..
MONTHS
11
from
Net
Shelby Cycle Co., Shelby, Ohio—New Control—
Brokaw,
FIRST
1951
railway—— $22,518,426 $21,752,371
railway,..
6,998,054
5,097,727
oper.
Net
Clyde
AND
1952
From Jan, 1—
,;
-
r
H.
NOVEMBER
from
from
Net
103,000 shares of the company's
'
FOR
November—
Co.
Net
represents "more
174,
Maguire,
York,
represents
headed
group,
D.
New
Concrete
9
-
1401
to
may
do
Street,
so
by
sending
Philadelphia
5,
his certiliCates to the company
Pa., or to J. P. Morgan & Co.
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(146)
Incorporated, transfer agent, 23 Wall Street, New
the request that the exchange be made.
the
Under
8/J0ths
of
share
each
for
176, p.
33%%
'
"
capital
working
for
and
company
This
1,455,000
coupons
series
debentures,
176,
A,
series due
2.71
2.79
series due 1971
4.37
5.21
5.25
1,500,000
2,002,000
2% %
970,000
1971 •
3V«%,
3'/»%
series due 1971
3.15%
series due 1976
series due 1971
3.15%
series due
'
*
Electric
3>/4%
3>/4%
1,000,000
1976
expenses
* '
•
'
6,549,000
'
series due 1966
Other
Income
NOTE—The
will
be
be
to
issued
company
one or
any
to be issued
as
(1)
To
an
aggregate
To
an
additional
deductions
607,606
of
the
•<
inepme
bonds.be
To
Jan. 1, 1953. •.
principal amount
subsequent to
aggregate
have
which
and
mined
by
additional
been
or
retired,
be
to
are
or
have
L
—t—i
/
plan
V
bonds
.
stock
offer
to
(par
nuMte
Chairman.
Board
the-loan
purpose-of
Sales
$3,052,771
$4,437,395
—
Co.. Inc.,
ther public
to
cents)- of
50
standing and
,
shares,' the
•j
not
A
Inc.—Financing—
Chicago, 111.,
of
of
/issue
an
this
to
264,352
from Bank-—
on
corporation
films
distributes
corporation
The
Banktrs
by
30 by Matthew Fox,
Dec.
,
to-permit- the- acquisition
is
by Western Television- and to- provide
facilities
of
of
new
the expansion of
for
for
Pictures
Motion
1952—4 Wks.—1951
Inc.
Television,
Sales Up—
1952—24 Wks.—1951
.
$16,237,777 $14,431,171 $88,110,971 $77,725,790
—
Monthly Dividend—
policy which, calls for payment of dividends monthly, instead
new
stock
Jan:. 20.-'
shares
170,000
of
Co.,
Inc.,
declared;
was
'
payable
Jan.
the directors op Jan. 6.
cents per share on the com¬
■" '!
,
by
31,
of
holders
to
1953
'
.
record
«
,
to be
The
track
deter-
—V.
traded
West
pected
Flagler
the
under
176,
company
sale
distribution,
and
and
owns
operates
a
in
'
• •
greyhound
Club"
Kennel
Flagler
>'-
•
ex¬
are
7
-
.
..
,
Jan.
to
stock
It
racing
Miami,
Manitoba
The
29
•7,...;
- .
extended
recently
Board
from
Dec.
date of its offer to purchase common
♦
'
than the required 75% of the 564,989 out¬
expiration
company.
that
stated
was
Hydro-Electric
the
29
this
oi
,
.
more
' •
standing common shares were received by the Dec. 29 deadline.
Fla.
The
closing
date
payment
ot
Government to shareholders
1953.—V. 176, p. 1868.
the
by
has been extended from Dec. 31, 1952 to Jan. 31,
2067.
p.
that subsequent
Winnipeg Electric Co.—Purchase Offer Extended—
366,800 shares
outstanding
and
upon
"West
name
'
2441.
p.
Including these
of
stock
the over-the-counter market. «•••*,»
in
is anticipated
that it
stated
issued and out-
securities,
.The
$10
are
common
issued
has
at
President,
Davis,
D.
monthly dividends will likewise be paid on the last day of e^ch month
to
stockholders
of record on
the 20th day of the month.—V. 176,
common
by selling stockholders.
are,being sold
A.
Miami, Fla., soon
and
Amusement
Flagler
West
shares of
170.000
company
stock.
.common
court of competent Jurisdiction to be invalid.
a
been
quartely as heretofore, was adopted
The first regular monthly dividend of 10
Cerf Jr.
D.
share.- The
per
finally
has
of
-
been
652,534
394,711
'
principal amount not exceeding 60%
property-additions made,
constructed or
of
value
acquired
an
916,425
.
Winn & Lovett Grocery-Co.—Current
,
1569.
p.
West Flagler Amusement Co.,
exceeding the
aggregate principal amount of refundable prior, lien bonds deposited
with
the
trustee
(otherwise
than
upon
release of such prior
lien
b<?nds by the trustee or other holder of any other prior lien) or
de-posited with the trustee or other holder of some other prior lien,
(3)
325,437
1,011,947
(net)_i—-
aggregate
otherwise
"
*
,(4)
f
To
and
be
additional
an
principal
aggregate
delivered
aggregate
of
amount
the
under
retired.
not exceeding the
bonds theretofore authenticated
and which have been or are to
principal
any
mortgage
amount
1
1 •' *i
aggregate principal amount equal to the amount
of oash deposited with the trustee against the issuance of bonds. Cash
.
(5) To
so
*
.■
an
deposited
of
the
West Penn
The
-
additional
be
may
to
the
principal
delivery of which
•
withdrawn
of
amount
the
provisions
referred
by
the
each
company
to
company
bond
to
the
in sn amount equal
authentication and
would otherwise be entitled under any
in
paragraphs (1),
(2), (3) and
(4)
j»bove and may also be used or applied bv the trustee for the purchase,
payment or redemption of bonds.—V. 176, p. 1967.
of
additional
•
V
-
on
to
United States Sugar Corp.—Arranges $4,300,000 Loan
—This
has
placed with The Mutual Life
;
Insurance Co. of New York a 4lk% $4,300,000 mortgage
V note, due in 1962, it was announced on Jan. 8.
l
■
corporation
(
United
fices
in
States
in
Sugar,
Clewiston,
business
Fla,,. and. owns
since
more
1931,
than
its
has
102,000
principal
of
acres
.
of¬
land
•
-jadjacent to the-southern and eastern shores of Lake Okeechobee, Fla.
A-The company's production in the year ended on June 30, was
highest in its history, amounting to more than 103,280 tons of
plus by-products
sugar,
Tnolasses,—V.. 172,
p.
that
included
6,500,000
gallons
of
the
raw
proposes
stock
for
share
date
a
Electric
company
common
for
offer
Jan.
A
becoming
made
is
22,
offer
total
a
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings—
Financing—
of 264,000 additional shares
subscription by its stockholders at the rate of one
each 15 shares of common stock held < of record
fixed
necessary
the beard of directors.
The plan Is subject '?
regulatory approvals, to a registration state¬
and
it
is
by
market
to
that
expected
the
If
conditions.
record
date
will
the
be on
proposed
or
.
about
stock
has
been
Securities
filed
Act.
the
by
The
company
registration
•
with
the SEC
statement
'
V.
Gross
has
177, p. 48,
•
7
\
$2,523,175
613,493
803,153
178,810
income
oper.
income
oper.
336,430
;
•
$2,031,474
516,268
1
225,217
399,642
27,254,371 ,24,202,416
7.861,951
5,055,065
:
2,075,175
3,503,963
177, p. 48.
under
yet
not
Witherbee Sherman
The
at
flat
a
terest.
price
All
which^includes all
of
tendered,
so
all
tenders
New
-
the May
1,
1953 and
subsequent
York
reject any or
■:
'■ 7 1
at 14 Wall St.»
N. Y., not later than 16:08 o'clock a.m. (EST) on Jan.
and
in
5,
has
whole
be
must
reserved
in
or
in
the
right
the
part,
s
•
hands of
174, p. 2552,
.
■
accumulated unpaid in¬
fixed-and
have
tendered must
bonds
attached.- The directors have-not fixed any specified amount
funds of the corporation to be used ,in purchasing income bonds
20, 1953—V.
-
7
coupons
Tenders
1835.
Corp./—Tenders Invited—
has invited -tenders- for -the sale to It of its first
income bonds, due May 1/ 1963. Tenders should be made
corporation
mortgage 6%
,
Western Empire Oil Co., Denver, Colo.—Files—
-
28,616,50828,653,524
6,182.2785,701,972
2,546,497 14
2,233,221
railway
from
from-railway—
ry.
•
to stockholders, j.
and will termi- >
nate, and the other terms and provisions of the offering will be con¬
tained in the official prospectus, a copy of which will be sent to the
stockholders when and If the proposed subscription offer is made.
It is
expected that subscription" warrants evidencing rights to subscribe will
be mailed to stockholders on or
about Jan. 23,
1953, and that the!
"rights" will expire on or about Feb. 9, 1953.r—V. 176, pp. 2274, 2440,
and
ry.
$2,846,527
670,545
From Jan. 1—
-
—V,
The price at which the common stock will be offered
the actual dates on which such offering will be made
2533
Net
1949
1950
$2,641,077
railway
railway
Net
become effective.
blackstrap
from
Net
registration statement with respect to the 264,000 additional shares
Federal
from
Net
1951
1952
November—
Gross
1953.
common
.the
Co.—Proposed Stock
to
effective,
be
to
obtaining the
ment
of
)
,
other
and
176,
Floyd
principal amount of $10,000,000.
(2)
,
44,719
$4,064,718
.
mon
aforesaid may be obtained
series may be Issued under the mortgage:
more
*
-
Net
-V.
of
Subject to the conditions contained in the mortgage, additional
of
•
Interest
the bonds to be surrendered to Fidelity-Philadelphia
Trust Co., exchange agent, 135 South Broad Street, Philadelphia 9, Pa.
delivery
941,248
434,932
York, it was announced
and
Declares
1, 1953, will bear interest from that date and will
the same interest rates, interest payment dates,
redemption prices, sinking fund and tax provisions as
in respect of which they are to'be issued in exchange.
The bonds of the company
upon
25,746
$5,045,001
___
dates,
the bonds
loan
distribution
the
above provided
as
Jan.
dated
maturity
.
the
by
respectively,
have,
,
/
bonds
3,708,653
4,172,907
985,583
$4,019,999
$5,019,255
I
(net)
income
3,932,365
4,292,365
.
Period End. Dec. 13—
$1,000 bond.
*Per
taxes——
and
revenue—-
16.25,
series due 1966
3'/.%
operating
21,516
television.
products
$18,691,863 $17,390,339
13,672,608 ,13,370,340
revenues
Net
61,078
70,880
2318.
p.
Co., New
The
1951
1952
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—
Operating
145,119
33,044
*
railway
railway.
$1,525,000
for
Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings—
'
Gas and
Corp.:
-
98.163
31,320
Western. Television Corp.—Borrows
A
Trust
Opera t'ng
69,542
-
oper. income
176,
$326,513
Jan.
by
2274.
p.
Gross
!
—V.
1, * 1963.
Holders may receive $690
surrendering
the coupons
to the
bank.
due
debenture
$1 000
per
Trust
from
from
1949
$431,369
1—
Jan.
Net ry.
1950
$381,119
income
oper.
From
$10.00
series due 1968
3.348% series due 1976
1976
due
series due 1965
3%
$2,172,000
Luzerne County
ry.
1951
$383,674
railway
President,
1965
1968
3.348% series
.
Net
formerly Italian Superpower Corp., has deposited
Co., New York, funds for the payment in full
from Jan. 1,. 1942-1953 of the publicly held- 6%
corporation,
Bankers
int-erest
of
Interest
Adjustment
from
Net from railway
Accumulated Interest—
The Harrisburg Gas Co.:
*
Gross
Gross
Wasatch Corp.—Pays
—V.
due
of 40 cents
;
1952
or.
Net
Gas Co.;
series due
series
-2%%
$19.12,/£ per share, with a dealer's discount
share. It was completed.—V. 176, p. 2441.
per
machinery.—V.
new
3%)
(now
4
3V*%
additionl
923.
with
Bonds in Exchange
Amount
10
to
Dec. 22 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,700 shares of common stock (par $15) to be offered at
market (approximately $50 per share) through G. H. Walker & Co.,
St. Louis, Mo. The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 175,
p.
*Cash
Improvement Co.
Principal
Bonds to be
Allentown-Bethlehem
■
bonds, as follows:
Surrendered
Jan.
used
Western Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
the holders of the outstanding
Gas Co., The Harrisburg Gas Co. and
United Gas
be
ondary offering of 8,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
was
made on Dec. 30 by
Eastman, Dillon & Co. at
were
Wagner Electric Corp., St. Louis, Mo.—Files—
the plan,
the surrendered
on
before
will
12, 1953
Offering—A sec¬
Western Natural Gas Co.—Secondary
.
recently given the right
for 3,000,000 shares of class A com¬
share). They were all subscribed for.
retire some or all of the notes due
24
Dec.
Monday, January
2533.
The
bonds of Allentown-Bethlehem
Luzerne County
Gag & Electric Corp. are now entitled to receive in exchange therefor,
upon surrender thereof to the exchange agent, a like principal amount
of first mortgage bonds of the company, of a series corresponding to
the series of bonds surrendered, as specified below, together with an
amount in cash equal to the accrued interest to and including Dec. 31,
1952
for
record
of
ifive cents per
par
proceeds
officers,
merging companies, viz:
Pursuant to
The
or
on
stock at
mon
"*•
stock
capital
of
share
stockholders
to subscribe
ol
of Consumers Gas Co.; four
United Gas Improvement common shares for each Harrisburg Gas Co.
common
share; one share of 4'/»%
preferred stock of United Gas
Improvement
lor each
share of 4 Vi %
preferred stock of Luzerne
County Gas & Electric Corp. (with a cash adjustment for dividends
to,Dec. 31. 1952, inclusive, on Luzerne's preferred stock); and seven
series
of
bonds
of
United
Gas
Improvement Co. in exchange
for
seven series of bonds having
the same characteristics of three of the
change
The
,
agreement, securities are exchangeable as follows:
United Gas Improvement common stock in ex¬
merger
a
,Vinyl Plastics, Inc., Sheboygan, Wis.—Stock Offered—
York 8, N. Y., with
...
.
-
the
accept
to
or
"
-
,
corporation,
"
•
-
•
.Video, Inc. (Fa.).-Files With SEC—
The
company
on
Dec. 23 filed
a
letter of notification with the SEC
'
"
-
The
EEC
-.stock
corporation
covering
to
be
Dec.
on
69,725
offered
29
shares
#t
par
Hied
of
($2
notification
with
cumulative
convertible
preferred
per
share)., through
a
letter
^ttsburgh, - Pa. The net proceeds are to be used
(equipment .fend inventory and for. working capital.
the
of
5%
to
Graham
pay
&
Co.,
debt,
buy
covering 200,000 shares of common stock (par
to be-offered
t
<F. W.) WoolwortfiCot—December Sales Up—
-
share through Carroll; Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc., Den-
10 cents)
•
at
25 cents
yer,
p.
Colo.'
1167.
per
The
proceeds
.:
are
' •' "
to
"V
be
used
for
working capital.—V.
176,
7'V7. *;
Period End. Dec. 31— ;• •
1952—Month—1951
>,
;
J V
1952—12 Mos-—1951
v.,
Sales—V.
:
1
176, p. 2318.
l
-122,502,484 114,235,144 712,GOO,800 G84,L36.C80
-
«
Number 5185... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
(147)
Range for Previoas
Year
Range
Highest
41% Mar IS
113% Dec
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
24
62
Aug
1
114% Dec
14
8
4ya Mar IB
Sep
for
Year
Lowest
19
41% Oct
108
Oct
5% Nov
1952
NEW
Highest
6
2
64% Jan
125
6
Jan
8% May
10
24
2
27% Jan
2
33% Jan 30
24% Nov 26
30 % Jan
25% Jan
2
84
30% Sep
33% Oct
16
35% Jan 30
20
42% Jan
56
19
64
Sep 24
32% Oct
9
36% July 12
49
Apr
4
Oct
16
43% Sep 17
63% Sep 28
20 % July 17
7% July 17
29% Feb
11% May
8
47% Jan
18
63
24% Nov
7
101% Nov
2
121% Jan
19
70
Dec
3
25
6
28
Nov 28
48
24
M!ay
106% May
137% Dec
139
Dec
91% July
12
3% Oct
8
27% Feb
9
80
Feb
2
4% Jan
8
87% Jan
86
a
Apr
26
62% Oct
19
Jan
17
2% Jan
61
115% Dec
73
Apr
4
5
11
Aug 28
3% Mar 6
23% July
76
2% Apr 24
79% May
22
155
2
Jan
7
May 21
29% Dec
18% Oct 29
70
5
May
1
9
5% Dec 23
158% Dec 23
82
29
20
36
Feb
9
90
54% Oct
18
107% Oct II
84% Jun 28
40% Apr 37
67% July
88% Aug 31
2
~2%
Dec
36
Oct 15
Tl
16% July 13
6% Jan
1
23
Feb
I
15% Sep
141% Jan
94
Jun
4
165% Oct
30
49
Jan
2
10
13% Jan
15
78
Jan
13
93
16% Jan
2
Jan
22
12% Jun
29
17% Jan
jun"
25
44% Feb
July
6
10% Jan
10
5% Jun
114
29
7% Mar
X29% Jun 29
♦153%
155
153%
Corp
5
18% Dec 26
72
gtd
*75
par
9%
*75
38%
*102%
97
.
*94
9%
5%
*72
4%
4%
145%
142%
*75
39
88
38
103%
103%
9%
♦75
38%
1031/4
*95
97
9%
72
4%
143%
149
88
38%
103%
#95
J
4%
147%
88
33
*102%
100
Industries Inc
5%
152
97
9%
73
*72
4%
43/4
139%
143
88
•75
37
38%
*102%
*95
9%
155
3
19%
*9%
1,400
73
43,400
1,700
88
37%
II,000
1023/4
100
9
9%
80
4%
142
*95
97
300
9%
2,500
75%
6,900
No par
2,000
331/
39%
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40%
39%
40%
8,300
15
Oct
1
23
Dec
23
731/.
5
Allied Stores Corp common
4% preferred
100
*93
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common__No par
3%% convertible preferred____100
58y
117y8
76%
75%
94%
93
59
93
58
118
117
*93
58%
94%
57%
58%
115%
117
116%
♦93
57%
117
75
*20
93
933A
583/a
563A
117
115
600
203/4
93
300
573/4
21,300
1,600
115
Alpha Portland Cement
No par
477/,,
477/3
47%
48
47%
48%
99% Dec 23
Aluminum Co
No par
95
95%
93%
94%
93%
94%
931%
93
No par
943/4
92
Aluminium
543/4
521/4
51%
52%
52%
54'A
53%
541/4
533/8
533A
1
27,600
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
23/4
50
1,200
*33 y4
1
47y4
Jan
2
18% Jan
11
35
7
16% Jan
25
2
18
15% Aug
19
53% Aug
7
41% Mar 13
36% Oct 30
17
15
107
Apr 22
12% Jan
4% Dec 29
6
Jan
Leather Co com
convertible preferred—
6%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada
Petroleum
No par
437
74
42% Jun
27
36
*33
36
471/4
*17%
17%
*33
48%
36
♦33
36
17%
17%
♦17
47%
173/a
1,800
6,600
•33
36
17
17
400
185
4,900
73
1,500
439 y2
185
187%
18*
18/
led
18,
"
74
75%
74
74
73
73
73
75
48%
181%
45
451/3
14%
15%
14%
15%
15
153/a
143/4
15%
30%
81
80%
81
82
82
82%
83
82%
83
10
1,600
497^
197/8
19%
20
20
20%
20
20
19%
20
50
2
5'8
2,800
571/3
59
59
58
53
*57
59
56%
57
100
11%
5%%—50
8,600
ser
*44%
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
No par
cum
preferred
conv
6%
common
preferred
American
2nd
4%
Bosch
Corp
1952
preferred
convertible
7
12
47%
100
3%fc
American Bank Note
100
Broadcasting Co Inc
American
7%
common
preferred
American Cable
12
Corp
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common.J
1
American
36 % Dec
new
Amalgamated
4
45% Nov
22
of America
Limited
Radio Corp
9%
1
11%
*45
333/4
102
10%
102
10%
11%
*45
38%
♦100
10%
11%
113A
46%
11%
38 %
38
103'A
12
47%
*45%
46%
38%
38%
11%
*45%
38%
38%
47%
383/a
4,400
101%
*100
101%
•100
101%
100
10%
10
10%
10
10%
7,800
10%
1
&
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
9,400
12.50
common
preferred
American Car
333/3
*402
42
471%
35,200
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
36
35 %
35%
35%
35%
24,300
25
Co
Can
443/4
44%
44%
43%
44%
44
44%
43%
44%
43%
44
36%
37
4%
4%
4 %
4%
36%
37
36%
36%
36
36%
73% Apr 23
27% Oct 24
83% Jun 26
79%
80
80
79%
79%
79%
80
19
32% Feb
8
American Chain & Cable
No par
29%
30
30%
30%
30%
31
31
31
30%
31
Feb
21
42% Jan
50% Jun
6
American Chicle Co
No par
49
49%
49
49%
48%
43
48%
48%
48%
22% Feb
9
19% Feb
25
2,000
49
x45
2
14% May 21
28% Feb 24
20% Feb
89
99
89
NOT 19
4
294
Aug
Jan
10
180
42% Jun
29
26
13
Mar
96% Jan
Apr 15
60% Aug 25
6
15
59% Jun
9
28
289% Jan
17
May 9
83% Oct 30
170% Jan
22
f
248
Aug
9
143
68% Jan
II
Oct
10
13,300
102%
103%
„
3%
193/4
33
10% Dec
21% July 10
4
73
*1531/2
3%
19%
100
33
19
Oct
*72
153 %
15,500
114
33
61% Feb
31
72
♦112y2
76
55
33% Oct
72
3
19%
114
20%
2
39% Jan II
85% May 17
3%
19%
70
29%
33
31
2
3%
19%
51
75%
Jan
2
3%
19%
5
No par
28%
3%
151
preferred
29%
*19%
1
cum
91/4
•50%
3%
19%
5%% preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred—No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No
93A
503A
28%
19%
100
common
9%
50%
28%
20%
20% Dec
73% July
111
155
3
9%
51
32%
90
27% July
39% July
171% Jan
*153%
*153%
10
9%
♦50%
54% Sep 19
3
3% Jan
28% May 16
43 % Aug
5
Jun
155
100
114%
9'A
51
75%
Apr 29
16% May 5
8% Oct
43,300
9
201/4
73
t
30,600
9%
1
400
I,600
32%
9
14% Apr SO
31%
20%
30
Oct
30 3/4
75
Dec
102
32%
76%
Apr
If
31%
20%
74
•
Jan
32%
32%
43
102
31%
20%
X235
Dec
32%
32%
9
19
32
20%
49% Dec 30
Nov 24
Nov
32%
32%
60% Feb 20
12% M!ay 2
9
2
301%
20 %
19
Dec
20% July
66% Aug
57
327/
14
66% Sep
17% Dec
343A
563A
No par
Mar 27
61% Dec
16
33
343/8
343A
57
No par
123
23
Jan
34
35%
57
Allied Mills
95
16
19
34 3/4
35%
57%
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
40% Dec
38% Feb 21
73% May 1
41
*34%
35%
57
36
46% Apr 17
95% May 1
2% Oct
1,200
34%
*34
78% Aug 11
21% Jan
8
Apr 17
July 17
47% Oct
5,800
58%
5
Allen
48% Jan
8,700
26%
35%
common
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
xlOl
900
6%
6
58
*34%
*113'A
23
8
8,100
1083/4
26%
6%
59%
preferred
•4.375
34%
1083/4
Shares
45%
34%
114
Dec
91% July 3
40
Jun 25
26%
*113%
10
2
26%
114%
Apr 30
67% May 7
18
Aug 28
32% Feb 21
17
26%
*113%
8
Oct
26%
35
45
34 y4
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
25
37
26%
35
100
17
23% Feb
26
35 %
46%
109
*58%
pfd 1951 series
Nov
8
26 %
35 y8
28%
Jan
4
26
287/b
98
Nov
6
9%
110
20
5%
28%
2
28% Jan
5%
6
•50%
10
14
5%
9%
Jan
77% Sep
6y8
28%
114%
Nov
10
6
50%
31% Oct
Jan
109
28%
85
68
46%
109 %
*50%
98
0
46%
108%
50
14
Feb
47%
111%
common__No par
Inc
18
46% Jan 21
46%
*109%
1
Reduction
Allegheny
Jan. 9
47%
45%
the Week
Friday
Jan. 8
No par
Feb
May 24
Sales for
Thursday
Corp__10
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
$3 preferred ww
4 Ya%
PRICES
111%
1
Admiral Corp
Aldens Inc
SALE
Jan. 7
46 %
10
Addressograph-Multigraph
4.50%
HIGH
Wednesday
111%
2.50
Co
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
Air
AND
Jan. 6
8
ACF-Brill Motors Co
Acme Steel
Tuesday
Jan. 5
100
preferred
102
11
84%
4%
106% Dec
11
67
1
2
24
Abbott Laboratories
3
Dec
89% Jun
9% Jan
18
Monday
Par
6
9
87% Nov
Jan
LOW
STOCK
7
16
36% May 26
104
7% July 17
9
May 31
73% Jan
X78
Jun
Dec
24% Jan 22
31% Apr 30
111% Dec 20
2% May 10
19% Jun
26
YORK
EXCHANGE
54% Jan 22
7%
Fdry common.—25
preferred
*79
100
American Colortype Co
10
*16%
*21%
100
com.... 10
90%
53%
10
American Crystal Sugar
com
4Va%
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
21%
21%
*90
54%
54%
3%%
conv
preferred series A.100
*235
3%%
conv
preferred series B.100
20
16%
16%
22
22%
92
94
55%
54%
53%
16%
16%
22
22%
*92
53%
16%
*240
275
*240
150
151
*147
153
♦146
152
39%
39
39%
39
38%
700
•240
3,100
3,200
16%
52%
270
5,400
-
22%
•92
54%
275
36%
79%
213A
94
*240
*147
153
38%
39%
American Distilling Co
270
16%
22
92
*16%
1G%
91
35%
79%
"
300
2,000
94
120
53%
41,800
270
146 3A
146 3/4
400
38%
38%
383A
2,400
'
6% Jan
2
Feb
I
Jan
9
Dec
31
American Encaustic
21% Jan
4
32% Dec
11
29% Jan
3
33% Aug
11
American European Secur
16% Nov
3
22% Feb
16
16% Mar
7
18% Aug 14
12% Mar 7
8
6
8
7% Nov 13
51% May 15
41% May 19
5
Nov
44
Nov
2
60% Aug
3
50
Jan
9
9
Jan
2
3% Oct
21
51% Jan
10
30% Sep
3
45
17
X35V« Oct
8
39% July 23
2
20% Jan 23
8% Dec
89
31
Dec
8% Jan
24
Aug
8
Dec
19
Sep 20
20% Feb
26
23% Jun 30
Aug
19% Jan
4
16
Jan
2
23
17% May 24
20
29
American Hide
8
Jan
Jun
American Hawaiian
10
96
86
95% Aug 28
5% Apr
31
11
9
19
24
8
24% Feb 21
105
Jan
29
73
17% Feb
25
24
Jun
Dec
3
21% July 31
19
96
& Eiectfic
American Gas
Dec
Feb
14
102
Sep
9
6%
American Home
6%
SS
83/4
Products
7%
31
16%
16%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 3/s
700
16%
6,COO
8%
8%
9%
8%
9%
26,400
67%
66%
67%
7,800
50
48
49
67%
663A
67%
50
49%
493A
4%
4%
•37
37
1
7%
No par
•88
preferred—100
common
39
37%
37
37%
7%
7%
92
*37
7%
93
*89
22%
22 3i
223A
24%
24%
243A
25
18
1
*963/4
No par
21%
36 3A
*7%
*87
22%
100
preferred
*37
39
5,600
30%
16%
67
4%
8'A
30%
163A
49%
*4%
8
31
16%
68
4%
8%
31
16%
50
4%
8%
31
"
50
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
American Locomotive
31%
16%
8%
67%
1
50
Co common
Ice
8%
31%
16%
10
com
preferred
noncumulative
8%
32
10
Co
Co
Leather
&
convertible
American
16
40c
Foreign Pdwer—No par
5% Jan
14
Jun
American &
68
Jan
8%
♦29%
American Export Lines Inc
55
Feb
75
17
58
May 1
45% Jan 10
1
No par
Tiling
38 %
36%
7%
91
67%
♦49
4 3/S
*37
36%
*7%
♦87
41%.
*4%
38
*37
36%
37
7%
90
22%
22%
22%
22%
*24 3A
24%
24%
7%
86
«.
24%
18 %
18
18%
18
18%
97%
96%
967/8
*97
98%
22
213A
22%
213A
21%
21%
*80%
243A
22
81
•22
17%
♦97
18
17%
98
*97
900
4%
1,200
37%
37
10,200
7%
900
87%
40
23
500
24%
1,800
18
20,800
98
100
I
14% Jan
X77
Dec
2
27
10% Jan 28
•4% Dec 31
12% Dec 22
7% Dec 26
20% Oct
90
3
May
3
17% Oct
8
106% Jan 31
24% Dec
16% Apr 24
78% Feb 11
84
97
Jan
19% Mar
3
13
Jan
Jan
8
7
Dec
19
35% Oct
I
29
Oct
31
30% July 23
2
11
Apr 24
18% Dec
13% Apr 24
X22% May 16
2
31
105
3
May 15
17% Dec 31
8
Amer Mach
3.90%
&
Fdry com
Metal
4%%
81
81
81%
♦80%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
I8V4
183/a
4,300
No par
233/4
243/s
24
24%
23%
23%
23%
24
22%
27%
5,500
-—100
*104%
105:</4
*104%
106
*104%
106
♦104%
2
17%
17%
18%
173/4
18
17%
18
17%
18%
1
com
preferred
American Metal Products Co
American
Molasses Co
73/8
73/8
73/8
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7 5/8
12,200
1,400
35%
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
343A
34%
11,300
*104%
18
106
82
106
3
31% July 19
86% Feb
3
Jan
4
35% Dec
11
American Natural Gas Co
No par
34%
31% July 30
28% Dec 19
36
17
American News Co
No par
333/4
33%
333/4
33%
33%
33%
33%
333A
•33%
No par
29%
29%
293/a
293A
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
33% Oct 28
17% Jan
39% Sep
cl B—No par
*35%
35%
35%
35%
353/8
35%
35 %
35%
35
35
'
Jan
36% Jun 12
23
American
Optical
163
Dec
2
11
17% Nov 18
177
Feb
26
10% Jan
19
13% Oct
16
42
Nov 20
July 16
70% Mar 28
X143
Dec
6
37
Jun
123% Jun
56
Feb
I
103% Sep 29
167
Aug
7
Oct
29
42 % Apr
24
38% May 19
9
20
42% Feb
14
36% Dec 11
6
139% Jan
2
122% Oct 29
2
69% Jan
127% Dec 28
15% Nov 30
160
Jan
26
59
Jun
29
40
Oct
15
38% Apr 27
73% May 28
138
Mar
6
23% Feb
9
163% Sep 10
68% Jan 31
128% Dec 29
154
Jan
67% Apr
4
115% Nov 26
78
Sep
8
Apr 30
30% Jun 29
70
6
23
Jan
30% July 2
32% Jan 10
X93% Dec
Feb
10
7
165
27
16
14
120% Apr If
148
Feb
30 % Oct
34
19
18
Apr
9
50% Dec
18
127
Mar 14
10 y* Oct
150% Jun
16
11
64% May 19
129% Jan
3
57
2% Nov 20
16% Apr
175% Aug
1
8
7% Jan 17
24% Jun
49% Dec
12
63
Jan
29
165% Sep
39% Feb
2
131
Jun
3
9
20
36% Jan 29
40% Aug 18
60% Mar 6
135% July
16% Jan
1
11
1613/8 Dec
1
66% Dec
16
139% Nov 21
Dec
16
116% Jan
3
119% Jan
24
7% Jun
13
9% Dec
15
69% Jan 21
10% Feb
I
46% Jan
3
22% Oct
22
Mar 16
81% Nov
18
7
37% Jan
953/4 Jan 22
107
July 17
49% Jan
2
64% Nov
19
82
Feb
14% Mar 28
7
29% Oct
18
16% Oct
16
26% Feb
13
77% Apr
2
119
Oct
18
17% July
36% July
2
52
Oct
18
3
47% Oct
6
X25% Apr
3
99% Dec 28
47
Sep 10
81 % Apr
13% Apr
3
4
6% Oct 22
46% Apr 25
34% Aug 20
110
64
13
Sep 28
49% Oct
18
27% Nov 13
8% Jan 22
60
For footnotes
.Jan
see
Aug 15
page
22.
89% Oct 23
38
Oct
40% May
109
Co
Amer Potash & Chem
American
2% July 28
12% Jan
&
Power
102
25/8
11,900
14%
14%
143/a
14%
143/4
26,100
173%
*171%
173%
•171%
173%
6'A
63/a
6 3/s
6 3/a
6'A
223/4
22%
22%
17,200
49 V*
49%
49
49
44
42%
43
42%
433/a
159'A
158 3/8
159
158%
157 %
158%
100
preferred
Snuff
Co
25
common
noncumulative
preferred—100
159
*37%
♦125
38
38
*125
373/8
38
127
127
*125
158%
37%
37%
126%
37%
127
158
126%
*37%
•125
158
38
4,000
1,900
720
500
126%
10
American Steel Foundries
No par
33%
33%
34
34%
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
10,300
American Stores Co
No par
39
39%
39%
39%
38%
39
39%
393A
39%
39%
2,900
Refining com___100
100
56%
2,600
132
American Sugar
7%
preferred
American Sumatra
American Tel
55%
1323A
131%
133/8
133/a
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 s/8
133/4
3,400
160%
161%
160 3/a
161%
159%
160%
160 %
160 %
1593/4
160 %
53,300
55
132
65 %
653/4
65
65 5/a
137%
137%
137
137 %
58%
59%
119
118%
65%
65"%
137%
137'A
137%
60%
603A
58 3A
118%
118%
66
«
H rH CO
vN
93A
9%
9%
9%
—No par
26%
27%
26'A
27
100
common
86%
86%
86%
86
75
753A
75%
20%
213/a
20 3/4
1
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
31% Jan
2
25
50
preferred
&
Cable
No par
Common
84 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co..
9%
119
119
9%
26%
26%
85'A
853/4
76 3A
74
75
21%
20%
20 3
%
58%
9%
26 %
*85
65%
H CO <r>
132
66
19,800
12,900
1183A
260
9s/a
9%
12,900
25 3A
93/s
26 %
86
580
58 3A
118%
119
1363/4
58%
59%
26%
7,000
•85
86
74%
4
570
74%
74
74
19 3A
20 3/a
193A
20%
160
530
12,400
96
96
96
96
96
96
44
44%
44%
447/a
43 3 8
443/8
433A
44
43
43%
59,300
493/4
50'A
49%
50%
49
49%
49 3A
49 3A
49%
49%
2,090
27%
3,400
95
6.25
26%
No par
21.5o
103%
45
27%
104
27%
103%
97
27%
105
27%
*103%
27%
105
27
*103%
•96
27
27%
*103%
105
45
44
44 3/a
44%
44%
44 3A
443A
46%
45
45 3 *
45 %
46 %
14%
14%
14%
50% Dec
19
47
47
24% Jan
24
10
14
46
13%
133A
13%
6% Jan
3
A P W Products Co Inc
5
*5
5%
7
Archw-Daniels-Midland
No par
51
513/4
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
56
60
65 %
137%
prior preference—No par
65 prior conv
533A
132'%
100
preferred
conv
53
132
25
preferred
American Woolen
•4
53
133
25
American Water Works Co Lac——5
7%
52%
100
preferred
American Viscose Corp com
6%
56%
132%
133/a
100
& Tel Co
American Tobacco common
6%
56
132%
.5
Tobacco
2
July
350
42%
49'A
43'A
Copper Mining
60
49%
42 y8
49'A
43%
Wire
4% May 5
48% Dec 10
*48%
22%
49%
Anaconda
38% May 1
11% Nov 21
6%
223/4
43%
Anaconda
10
6%
223A
49 V*
31
53% Jan
6%
22%
22%
24
15
6%
22%
10
30
40% Oct
6%
2%
23
Ship Building Co..No par
No par
48% Dec
106 % May 21
2%
14%
*171%
Jan
15
2%
14%
173 %
55% Jan
Jan
2%
2%
14%
*171%
15
May 12
2%
2%
14%
173%
.
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
24
2%
2%
143/8
Amer Smelt & Refg com
6%
800
♦171%
American Seating Co
American
800
2,000
100
5
preferred
American Safety Razor
1%
f
Light—
No par
& Std
1%
American
34
200
Sany com—No par
Ex-distribution
Amer Rad
8,600
81
18%
♦80
100
Ltd
Co
21%
81
No par
preferred
Amer Machine & Metals
Amer
21%
*5
51%
•44
.
98
105
340
50
44%
700
45%
46%
3,300
4,300
145/8
14%
143A
14%
5%
5
5
*4%
57A
*4%
5'A
51%
51
51
51%
51%
52
52
20O
1,300
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Vear
Range
11)51
lowest
for
Lowest
Highest
July
2
8% July 18
76 %
July 20
NEW
YORK
9
Dec
59% Aug
27% Jan
22
31
Armco
22
96
Mar 13
10
57
Jan
46 & Jan
3
91% Dec
7
104
Jan
92 y« Jan
3
109% July 17
120
Aug
107% Nov
3
12% Mar
5
28
99
Apr
116% Jan
1
Steel
Armour
&
Co
of
16% Jan
22
Dec
7% Oct
24
9% Dec
19
Artloom Carpet
22% July 12
28% Oct
6
32% Dec
31
Arvln
25 ya Mav
16% Oct
22
23% Mar 25
27% Dec
29
31
Aug 18
Nov
7
24% Oct
2
18% Feb
20
Nov
28
101 % Sep
25
91
Feb
28
101
Dec
16
5.25%
Nov
21
,.Oct
11
91
Jan
2
98
Jan
23
68% Dec
-4
66
Jan
22
86
41% Jan
3
22% July 25
Dec
31
Shares
18%
18%
18Va
18%
18 Va
18 Va
17%
18%
42%
43%
42
42%
42 Va
423%
407/e
42%
27,800
10%
10%
11 Va
53,900
853/4
87%
3,000
53
53
2,200
5
10'/a
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
No par
No par
84
84%
84
84%
83%
83%
84%
85%
53
53 Vz
53%
52%
53
52%
No par
52y«
'97
97 Vz
'97
97%
97
97
96%
96%
'112
112 Va
'112
112%
112
112
com
&
53%
112
*96 va
112
*112
97%
100
112%
150
5
18%
'17%
18%
*173/4
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9y«
9%
9%
9%
9%
32%
32%
321/4
32%
31%
32
*31%
1
Inc_
'17%
32%
32 Vs
32%
17 %
17 y2
17
1,000
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
28
28
16 %
47,600
27%
273/4
27%
28
27%
28
27%
27%
7,300
4,400
Refining Co
18%
*17%
9%
'
183;
*17%
18
3/4
1
1st
2,000
No par
2.50
6%
98
Jan. 9
43%
Common
20
89
the Week
Friday
Jan. 8
18%
2nd preferred $1.50 series_-.No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
91
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 7
18%
com
Co Inc
Industries
OH
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. (i
42%
Arnold Constable Corp
Ashland
SALE
preferred—No par
convertible
13% Feb
15
Illinois
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
19% Feb
19
HIGH
5
26
bvb Dec
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 5
Monday, January 12, 1953
,
10
$6 conv prior preferred
$4
Monday
,
Par
Corp
22
31
15% July 23
STOCK
Argo Oil Corp
42% Dec
46 y« Nov
12% Jan
7
35% May 1
8% Oct 22
29
LOW
EXCHANGE
77 y4 Oct
51% Jan
96
1952
Highest
15% Oct
36 y.
Year
.
*
STOCKS
t
.
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
21%
20%
21%
'98%
99Vz
98%
98%
*98
99
98
98 %
98
98
96 va
96 %
96
96
*96
97
96
96
96
96
10
Co
21V4
100
100
preferred
2nd preferred
Associates Investment
85%
86
87
87%
86%
86
86
86%
86%
103
2,900
20%
86
,
140
230
2,000
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
68% Oct
31
82
50% Nov
30
55
18% Jan
2
2
73% Feb
27
Aug
3
23% Oct 10
51% Jan
4
21% Jan
7
Aug
94
61%
Jun~29
83
Jan
4
Aug 26
Feb~~7
82
110
75% Jan
9
17
96% Feb
28
Dec
31
Sep
15
104% Dec
15
58
Jun
13
27
Dec
1
97% Nov
6
123% Dec
23
Atlantic Coast Line RR
110
22
Atlantic G
Dec
36% May 8
100% Jun 24
Common
4%
17
x93% Jan
2
28% Sep
12
26 % May
1
30% Jan
26
Jun
31
105% Jan
43% Sep
31% Sep 30
102% Oct
2
44% Jan
30
117% Jan
30
4%
3
Atlas
28
13
120
Sep
18
18
Jun
25
31
Jan
11
7% Nov
29
108% Dec
26
15% Sep 18
8% July 10
10% Jan
16% Jan
10
11% Jan
19
12
14% Dec
24% Feb
31
Aug 23
15
6% Jun
25
8% Mar
18
51% Mar
5% Oct
31
16
14% May
5
Mar
7% Dec
17
23
Nov
3
$3.75
101%
101%
101%
100%
56%
*56 va
56%
56%
56%
56 va
56 %
1,300
28%
281/4
27 %
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
1,600
96
94%
95
*94%
95%
95%
95%
117
116%
117%
112
111
111
No par
series
1
Common
Austin
115
115
'107
119
,
112
115%
'107
114%
*108
40
117
5,200
115
100
33%
32%
33%
32 Vs
32%
32%
32%
97%
97%
97%
98
97'%
97%
96%
97%
96%
96%
410
30
30 Va
30
30
30
30
30
30'/a
30
30%
7,800
357/a
1,700
20
35
35%
100
'105
106%
No par
'26
35%
35%
35'/a
353/a
35%
105%
106%
105 Vz
105 %
27
*105%
*27%
27-%
*27
28
32%
28
27
'
35%
35%
106
32%
106
106
27
33,100
273/4
280
100
No par
*7Va
7%
*7%
7%
7Va
7%
*7 Va
7%
7%
7Va
400
($1.20)___No par
'15%
16%
*15%
16%
*15%
16%
*15 s/a
16%
*15%
16%
im~»
77/8
8%
1,400
common
prior pref
30
9% Jan
5
Autocar Co
17
15% Jan
3
Automatic Canteen
6% Jun
3
8% Nov
21
42% Jun 26
50% Nov
14
Avco
119%
95%
8,300
33 va
pfd series A
Corp
Nichols
Conv
119'/2
'104
*94
102
10
(voting)
convertible
Tack
'95
_100
B
5
12% Apr
8
100%
56%
28%
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder—
Oct
6
1
43% Jun
4
102%
58%
27 Vz
I SS Lines
Refining common
Preferred
100%
56%
100
W
&
101%
10
preferred
Atlantic
Jun~25
May 23
92%
x25
50
_50
Preferred
Atlantic City Electric Co
5c
Co
of
Amer
5
Mfg Corp (The) common
conv preferred
No
$2.25
7%
14
3
7%
par
'49%
7%
73/4
14 Va
14
8
14%
8
8Va
50
49%
*7%
14
8%
*49
14 Va
14%
.8
49%
8
8
8%
8
14 '/a
8
50
49%
13%
13%
1,900
8%
76,800
49%
1,100
7Vs
8 Va
49
49%
B
9% Dec 24
13% Jan
30
5% Dec 22
31% Oct
10
Jun
28
16
8% Oct
6
15% Jan 22
9% Jan
39
30
y4 Dec
10
liy4 Jan 22
15% July
2
24% Jan 17
17% Feb 20
29% Dec
23
34
July
2
45% Nov
17
36% Feb
49% Nov
13
15
Jun
28
27% Jan
16
18
63% Sep
14
74 Mi Jan
30
Apr 23
65% Jan 11
42
17% Jan
2
28% Feb
2
43% Jan
19% July 2
9% Nov 10
28 Mi Jan
9
12% Jan
17
31% Jan
2
38
Mar
27
107
Mar
96
Jan
Nov
19% Oct
78
29
July 19
10% Mar 13
29% Jun
25
30% Jun
7
14% Dec
14
37% Feb
89
Nov
8
21
14
Sep
15
3
8
10
Jan
23
24% Dec
22
11% Dec
5
22
14
89
Jan""
2
July 23
46% Jun 29
19% Mar
23% Feb
94% Mar
9
10
40
Dec
22
107
Dec
31
22% Jan
87
Sep
16
4
30
12
Apr
Oct
7
30
Jan
12
33% Jun
17
25% Oct
20
31% Jan
14
10% May 16
14% Apr 28
18% Oct 27
15% Jan
19
17
"
17%
24
54% Dec
78% Feb
12
Feb
Nov
41
16 y4 Oct
7
35"
73
19% Jan
May 7
20% May 23
9% Feb 21
33% Apr 16
94'/a Apr 16
8
33% Jan
23% Jun 26
16
15% Dec 22
31
•
Oct
36
3
37
20
23
Dec
28
9
Feb
28
9
x9iy8 Feb
13
94
May 22
59% Feb
10
45 Va Apr
24
64
Dec
22
10
32% Dec
29
29% Jan
14
38
Dec
1
Jun
5
; 87% Oct
26
87
19
iy. Jan
2
Aug 21
1
21% Jan
77
2
\
26% Jun
A
25
32% Feb
1
32 y» Nov
17
37% Feb
5
48% Jun
29
60
Jan
30
138% Dec 27
155% Feb
16
16% Nov 23
21% Jun
21
80% Dec
91
31
32% July
2
15 Vb Jun 25
13% July 2
17% Jun 26
Aug
7
40% Sep
20% Sep
19
17% Jan
16
22% Dec
7
4
Jan
25
6
9
Jan
46
12
July 6
44% Jan
3
32
2
27% Jan
3
30
Apr
11
X92
Dec
28
100
*92%
94
59%
GO
59%
60%
7,100
363/4
37 Vs
36%
37%
5,800
104%
104 Va
104%
104%
104%
104 %
910
Jan
2
36%
56%
144
36%
57%
144
15%
15%
80
81
*80
82
36
36%
*36
36%
15%
36 Va
55%
*142%
15%
15V4
*80
1%
V-
36%
1%
1%
1%
1%
187,300
26%
27
26%
257/a
26%
3,900
36%
36%
36%
36%
4,600
56
56 3
8
54%
56 Va
50,000
*142%
143%
142%
142%
600
15%
4,600
56%
144
15%
15%
15%
15%
82
*80
82
*80
82
20
36%
'36
37
*36
37
400
24%
24%
24V2
24%
24 Vz
243/4
24%
24%
41%
39%
40%
40%
41%
40 Vs
41%
2
Jan
16% July
11% Mar
Dec
Bon
Ami
Co
class
Corp
3%%
23
13
20%
21%
20%
21
21
21
20%
21 Vs
23
23%
23
23%
22%
23
23
23%
7%
7 5/8
7%
7%
7%
560
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,000
11 Va
11%
11%
700
21
5%
7%
7%
13%
1
13%
14 Va
1.25
ll'/a
11 %
*11
7%
114
7%
13%
11%
14
11%
11%
*11
33
Jan
18
30% Apr 24
x23% Nov 10
95
Jan
9
x50
Jan
3
11% Oct
31
35
Dec
1
14% Jan 25
22% Dee
2
38% Dec
12
37
Nov
21
35% Feb
4
103% Jun
4
27% Jun
5
22% Oct
13 Va
Sep
76 Va Jan
41
16
15
52%
53%
53
53%
53
53%
53 %
54
53
53%
7.9 %
4,300
81 v*
80
80%
79 %
80%
78%
80%
79%
80 Va
9,100
94
94
100
'93%
94%
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
100
13 %
13%
133b
13%
13Va
13Va
*13 Va
100
44%
44%
44%
44%
*43:%
4434
*43%
5
31%
32
32
32
*31 %
32
*31%
Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co
5
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
10y4
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
lOVa
21%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
22 Va
22%
3714
35 Vz
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
37 %
37%
36
36
36
36
36 Va
36
36
35%
35%
800
26Va
261/4
26%
26%
26
26%
25%
26
25%
25 V8
10,300
971/4
96%
96%
97%
*96 %
*96%
97 Va
100
25%
5i%
12
261/8
26
26%
26 V8
26%
26%
4,900
51%
52
52
54
52%
52 Va
700
preferred
wi
Bower Roller Bearing Co
Branlff
3%%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown
&
Brown
Shoe
7
12
81% May 29
Feb
26
50
16
20
Aug
4
Dec
1
36l/a May
14% Nov
7
7
19% Jan
3
84 % Jan
8
92% Apr
14
18
40% Feb
14
11% May 1
78 Va Jan 12
129
Apr
July
39% Sep
2
14% Dec
31
83% Dec
4
14% Jan
17
19% Oct
28
Jan
3
14
108% Jan
4
19% Nov 12
25 % Apr
4
8% Nov
13
26
1,320
5
preferred
54% May 29
12% Feb 14
3
5,300
15
common
Common wi
47% Feb
15,600
23%
7
*93%
Boston & Maine RR—
39% Nov
1,800
4,800
.
20%
(The)
21
19%
19%
22%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Apr
19
20 %
Bond Stores Inc
14% Feb
19%
5
No par
1
15
18%
36%
No par
A_
Class B
6
104 Va Apr
1%
26 Va
40%
3
For footnotes
see page 22.
1%
27 %
s
41
8
7
57 Va
144
1 %
26%
105
25
19% Oct
17% Mar 22
19% Aug
2
36 va
*104
40%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
28% Mar
55% Mar
Jun
July 11
16
27%
36
10
Boeing Airplane Co__
30
109% May 15
25% Oct 13
5
52
12"
1%
26%
1
94
24%
23
Jun
5%
cum
conv
100
com
No par
prefer-ed
40
Bigelow
l
(The)
13,000
22
22 Va
10.900
37%
97%
200
37%
10,400
12
11%
12
66 Va
65
65%
18%
19
19
19
19
19
25%
2,000
25 %
25%
25
25%
25 Vs
25%
25
25 Va
6,000
15%
17,100
No par
*65.
*65 v*
67
2,500
500
15%
79
15 Vs
15%
No par
79
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
793/a
*79%
80%
TAO
1
47 Va
471%
47 3 a
48
47%
473/4
48
48
*48
49
700
10
17Va
18
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18%
18
Co
18%
381/4
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
1,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
'16%
16%
16%
16%
13,800
9 ! Vz
91%
*91%
92
91%
91 %
83
*81
83
Inc
5
38 V4
16%
16%
15%
16
100
'91 '/4
92
*91%
'81
83
*81
83
1
Bldg 1% pfd
prior preferred
16 Va
14%
16%
14%
16%
14%
14%
*125
130
*125
130
50
'35
36
*35
36
15
preferred
100
Butte Copper & Zinc
5
Byers Co (A M) common—No par
100
Co
'81
16%
100
participating preferred
15%
92
100
Co
Terminal
Jackson
700
11 Vs
45
18%
4%%
Byron
31%
10%
67%
Butler Bros common
7%
12
12
313/4
18%
preferred
conv
11%
*43%
32
*65%
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
5%
*52%
45
llVs
18%
25%
preferred
Terminal
26%
53%
1,000
66%
Burlington Mills Corp common—1
3% %
12
26i/2
50
13%
5
Co common.i
Watch
iv'a
26
*52
94
16%
—
$5 preferred
4%
12
*961/4
13
65
15
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co new
Bulova
'96
13%
No par
Inc
Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
88
F£b 16
23% Sep 10
105%
i %
No par
Co
% Dec
Dec
61
105
*92%
5
Mfg Co
(Delaware)
41
75
2
94
593/4
25
Bush
17% Jan
1,200
37
29
8
48% July 18
21
7.50
Oct
28
20
Aug 6
38% Dec 10
21
14,400
26
2
21%
17,300
Apr
4
21%
21%
19%
Apr
21% Jan
*92%
6,700
17%
33
6
94
94
1,200
217/a
21%
118
14
*92%
'92%
1,900
12%
21%
17%
9
le
21%
'
12%
217/a
21%
18
Feb
22
22
293/a
12%
21 3/4
18
15% Feb
13% 4pr
21%
21%
29%
*m;
21%
July 1~7
48
22
17%
11%
108 % Mar
12%
21%
*21 Va
118% Dec 28
2
29 Va
I2V4
221/8
17%
Co
(E W)
Bush
10% Oct 30
61% Dec 28
29%
12%
21%
21%
7
41% Jan
15% Jan
29
29%
12%
22
18%
31
10
28%
29%
12%
29
12%
21%
*21%
14% Dec
10
29
xl7Va
18% Jan
21
360
19%
84
6ep
2,800
32%
21%
2
29 % Jan
14%
32%
21%
22
8
143/4
32
18%
25
21% Nov
14%
32
21%
Jan
July 24
14%
32 'A
21%
Jan
5% Feb
14%
32V»
19%
Dec
11%
14%
32
21%
16
33
14%
32
21
12
2
14%
32
21%
76
29
—-
14%
20%
11
8% July
83
14%
1
29
2% Jun
5,600
2.50
18% Oct
25% Oct 22
*81
2,700
19%
Bliss & Laughlln Inc
& Decker
Bliss
11 Va Jan
135
Oct
2
83
39%
105 Va
Blockson Chemical Co
2
19% July
18%
11
19
8
*81
*104
19%
18
10% Jan
29
83
39%
39%
105 Vz
18
16% Dec
7% Mar 15
19%
Dec
13% Jan
21% Jun
101% Jan
39%
*104
19%
36%
Budd
13
*81
39%
106
59
15% Dec
Feb
83
19
32
10
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
19
*81
39%
*104 vz
19%
37%
63% Dec
26
83
39%.
107
60
20% May 26
27% July 24
87 % Feb
19%
59
20
3
39%
*104%
19%
36%
23
4
'81
39%
108
37 vz ■
Oct
31
19%
23
7
Feb~19
39 Vz
'105
25% Nov
2
Jan
2.50
22% Dec
17
23% May
12.50
.
27
9 Ve Nov
100
1,600
61 Va
% Jun
8
700
10%
60%
17
31
23 Ve
10%
37 Va
51
Dec
23
107/b
100
3
83% Oct
23 Vs
lO'/i,
*38
common—10
4
82
38%
23%
10%
1
29
17% Nov
*38
23%
10%
14
25% Jan
47%
38%
*23
11
1
25% Dec
25
38%
23%
10%
10
23 % Jan
Jun"
*38
23%
11 Va
1
2
37%
38%
23%
15 Va Mar 15
15% Apr
2
1,600
18% Apr
22% Oct
3
19
*38
4,600
16%
Blaw-Knox
17
91% Jan
38%
52
16
Black
20
45 ya Jan
'38
240
51%
28
16
8
16 Vs
18% Nov
29% Feb
26
53%
16%
39% Mar 12
10% Nov 13
Dec
52%
16%
50
5
:
52%
16%
liy8
common
Borg-Warner Corp
38% Jun
50%
16%
9,600
2,800
23%
pfd
19% Apr
77
51
16%
47%
22
72
3
Borden Co
24
50%
16%
46%
21%
*71
20
54% Aug 28
18% Jan
51
16%
*70%
10
17% Dec
13% Dec 26
50%
47%
Nov
82
May
70%
56 Va
95 %
62
21%
70%
2,100
15% Oct
24% Oct 21
Mar 13
10
47
213/4
71%
143 %
8
16
71%
47%
22
No par
9
16
22
71
(Del) com
61% Jan
13% Feb
473/8
21 %
71
47 Va
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
89
53% Feb
47
21%
1%
8
2
47%
21
6%
70%
1
9
29
47
6 Ve
21%
1
71% Mar
11% Jan
114,500
Co__
2
17
29 Va
Foods
62% Oct
105% Jan
277%
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co
1 peso
9% May 17
49% Jan
3
19
29%
preferred—100
Corp
31
40% Oct
27 Va
6%
6
5
Loan
Jan
36% Sep 11
34% Mar 9
28V4
preferred
Beneficial
12
Apr
19% Oct
21 Va
Bendlx Aviation
11% Jan 25
48 % Nov
49
4%%
29% Jan
8
28%
common
Howell Co
6
9
29% Jan
Bell &
29
53% Feb
27%
Corp_1
Aircraft
15
19% Jan
5
Bell
6% Oct
26
28%
100
Packing Co
Belding-Heminway A
21 Va Dec
Nov 24
28 Va
23,000
Beech-Nut
Bethlehem Steel
14
7,800
10%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR—jL
31
Jan
373/a
10 Va
common
(A S) 4%%
12% Nov
11% Nov
2
Beck Shoe
55% Dec
84
36%
10%
50
Inc
Best &
2
37 Vs
10 Va
6%
No par
convertible
17
103% Jan
29
3%%
Best
76% Sep
*36%
10%
Corp
Beatrice Foods Co
Beaunit Mills
15
7
38
10
Inc
22
18% Jan
6%
37
10%
common
Works
36% Dec
146% Aug 26
6%
38%
XlO'/a
preferred
Iron
15
29
Jun
4% %
Bath
Bayuk Cigars
29% Jan
1
6 3/8
37%
10%
common
Jan
27
12
Brothers
Jan
Jun
13% Jan
Barker
3
46y2May
6%
38
10 %
13
preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook common——50
Convertible 5% preferred
100
Barber Oil Corp new
10
16
139% Apr 29
12% Oct 16
6'/a
37%
Corp
noncumulative
19
58% Jun
24% Jan
4%
16
89
39
1
Baltimore & Ohio
Oct
17
9% Sep 17
13% July 23
11
1% Mar
1
(The)_Nopar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
29% Mar
31% May 16
27% Dec
106% Dec
Va Nov 14
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Babcock & Wilcox Co
10
14%
'83
151/a
84%
14%
*83
,
16%
14 %
15%
15%
163
16 s/8
4
14%
*14l/s
0
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16%
16 3;
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14%
4,9u0
120
83
16%
5,400
14%
600
*125
130
*125
*125
130
*35
36
*35
35%
35
35
15
15 Va
15 Vs
15%
*83
84%
15%
15
15%
84%
82%
83
130
*83
.
90
28,400
84%
120
10
10%
1038
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
10,400
23%
241%
24
24%
23%
24
24 Vs
24 Va
23%
23%
2,400
107 Va
'106%
107
107
107%
107 %
108%
*106%
108%
30
21
21%
21
21%
21
21%
21%
21-/8
21%
21%
2,500
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
27
107%
*
24% May 16
1% Oct 28
29
Jan
2
3% Jan
22
Callahan Zinc-Lead
27 Vs
273;
27 Vs
273a
2,000
1
7% Apr
22% Jan
2%
10% Jan
17
Calumet
2%
2%
2%
2 %
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
26.000
5
26
12
8%
8%
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
Nopar
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9,400
25%
*25%
25%
1.500
11 %
11%
10%
HVa
11
11
11 Vs
10%
11 Va
20,100
93
Canada Southern
Ry Co
93%
*92%
93%
*92
93
92%
93
92%
94
*47
48 Va
*47.
48%
9
30
2
Dec
July 17
11% Jan
Dec
4
95
43% Jan
19
51
Sep
5
Xl6% May 26
31% Nov 17
X46% Nov 25
20
Jan
11
89
21% Feb
20
Jan
7
14
40% Mar 31
56
Apr
28
Dec
3
California Packing Corp
Canadian
&
Hecla
Breweries
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
19
Capital Admin class A
55% Feb
11
16% Jan
31
16% Oct
18% Jan
30
$3 preferred A
Capital Airlines Inc
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
25%
'
25%
25%
25%
25%
10%
25%
25%
430
100
47%
47%
48%
10
—No par
Ltd
51% Jan 17
9% Oct 15
9
a
Inc
18%
19
19
19-
18 34
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,000
_25
33%
34
33%
33%
32%
33%
32
33%
32 Vs
33 Va
39,400
:
No par
*47
*47
48%
54
54
53%
54
54
54
1
27%
27%.
28
28%
28 V4
28%
10
'55%
57
55%
55 Vz
56
56
1
12%
12%
11%
12 Va
12
12%
12%
12%
„.10
17%
17%-
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
common
*53
28 Va
*55
54%
54
54
29%
28
29%
56
56
56
12 Vs
123a
17%
17%
'
500
8,100
50
9,500
J
1,700
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Continued—Page 3
Range for Previous
Year
I951
Lowest
Range
Highest
103% Nov
23
30% Jan
29
for
Year
Lowest
111% July 17
35 % Dec
7
104% Jan
34
Feb
1952
Aug
20
41% Dec
2
58
13
39% Oct
30
2
2514 Aug 17
23
36% Dec
4
39 % Jan
10
58
Dec
4
57% Oct
16
72
Dec
4
10% Feb
20
14% Dec
3
22
Oct
21
142
Nov
Carolina Clinchfield
& Ohio
Jan
5
9% Jan
138
Nov
43
8
13
5
Jan
6
Mar
6
55% Jan
10
140
13
Dec
155
May 24
981/4 Dec
Oct
45% July
2
43% Jan
3 06
10
3
3
47 % Jan
2
65 % Dec
'n
99 % Jan
3
104% Aug
51% Jan
2<
33% Oct
30
12
131% Dec
5
2
152
Apr
150% Feb
Jun
18
94% Nov
fj
110% Jan
21
15% Oct
24
19 % Jan
57
C°nv preferred 4.80% series—50
69
1
14
18% Jan
2
17% Oct
3
20% Jun
6
8% Jan
2
10% May
16% July
2
24 % Feb
23
39i/a Jan
3
57% Feb
23
9
Jan
16
Oct
15
17 % Jan
19% July 30
1
6
20% Mar 12
9 % Feb
14
Central
7
35% Dec
Central
of
47% Jan
10% Dec
21
36% Dec
13-
36
68% D^c
10% Jan
4
104
13
Apr
Jan
19% Oct
16
Jun
25
29
Mar
15% July
2
2
2
17% Dec
19
Nov
26
8
% Jan
2
3314 Jan
24%
14 % Jan
25
Nov
97
18% Oct
6
Dec
3
5% Aug
5
40%
23
32
Feb
7
Aug
6
107% Feb
2
1
21
Feb
10
Jan
29
Dec
9
58% Feb
8
13% Oct
23
16% Apr
1
42
8
33% Oct
28
1
30
Jan
18
23
8% Jan
May 17
34% Jan
2
39% Dec
88
15
38% Feb
8
33% Jan
80
Apr
27
90% Jan
2
81% Jan
14
May 24
105% Oct
20
Dec
17% Oct
24
16 % Feb
27
Feb
13
22 % July 22
9
17
Feb
9
15% Feb
20
33% Jan
9
18 % Feb
20
2
28% Apr
17
34% Dec
1
1
18% Dec
17
27% Nov
5
12% Jun
29
7% Nov
7
38% Feb
19
Jan
16
14% Feb
5
12% Mar
7
Oct
28
17% Jun
25
30
Feb
18% Oct
28
59% Feb
X39 % Feb
15
24
28% Mar
10% Dec
15
39% Jun
Nov
Dec
3%%
23
24
51% Dec
16
32% Feb
20
3834 Mar 28
52% Oct
45 % Apr
24
58% Apr
27
61 %
Apr
28
43% Oct
29
70% Sep 12
61% May 3
49% Jan
9
80% Dec
26
94% Feb
81% Jan
11
95
Nov
19
20% Dec
11% Dec
19
13
Jan
16
16% Dec
24
19% Jan
16
3 % Dec
28
8% Feb
8
10% Dec
5
38% July 31
65% July
2
31% Jan
3
93
Dec
27
30
Jun
29
43% Jan
8
84% Mar 28
8% Jan
3
85% Jun
27
27% July 31
16% Dec 27
19% Mar 30
50
8% Sep
18
12% Feb
27
18
10
Nov
14
Feb
13
29% Nov
5
14
68 % Feb
27
Dec
107
31
37% May
Feb
26
94 % Jan
38% Apr
57% Dec
27
31% Jun
11
54
120% Sep
11% Jan
10
94
1
2
15
Dec
28
100% Feb
140
Oct
25
155
75
Dec
11
42% Jan
4
xl03% Dec
Feb
5
90
Apr
50% Nov
25
7
6
111
Jan
5
Nov
30
74
Jan
31
38% Dec
28
67
30% Jan
44% Feb
26
38
Mar 15
28
41
24% Nov 24
89% Dec 31
5
Oct
18
Sep
13
34% Apr
16
74% Jan
48% Feb
7
5
21
105% Mar 12
65% Jan
37% Jan
35% May
29% May
14
Dec
56% Sep
44
Sep
55
Dec
Co
common.-_
Copper
'
Stores Co
29
55% Feb
10
Dec
18
100'% Feb
5
16% Jun
25
23% Jan
29
19% Jun
29
26% Feb
3
36
10
61
; Jan
37% Jan
8
Mar 19
56
Feb
24
87
23
47% Dec
17% Oct
15
16
22% Feb
Jan
4
&
Pitts
Jan
60
Dec
38
Jan
59
Nov
Foods
33
Jun
Jun
40% Feb
29
35% Dec
28
32% Jun
2
16% Oct
15
13% Oct
11
•
Jun
4
15% Sep 27
10% Dec
5
65% Mar 19
56% Jun
11
4
51% Sep
42% Jan
3
2
22% Mar 10
July 31
39% Apr
19% Jan
x36% July 11
19
20 % Jan
2
1
11
Columbia
13% Jan
15
Columbia
63
25
Apr
27% Aug
29
37
31
Nov
9% Jan
2
30
Nov
14
44% Jan
20
38% Aug
6
17% Oct
27
35% Jan
11
1
30% Jan
2
34% Dec
31
28
32% Jan
14
34% Dec
31
26
35% Dec
31
32% Aug
32% Dec
33
Dec
2
11% Feb
Dec
27
29% Nov
22% Dec
6
27
25
Jun
7% Jan
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Jan
105»% Dec
24
29
25
2
3
3
29
16
115
Feb
98% July 19
107
Feb
Jan
July 17
2
45% Jan
11
22% Jun
26% Feb
24
3
10
25% Oct
23
97% Jan
19
13
22
10% Aug 13
52% Oct 16
31
31 % Dec
27
16
Feb
5
10% Dec
9% Oct
31
18
Feb
3
9
30% Jan
2
21 % Feb
24
26
34% Mar
8
Oct
29
113% Mar
2
101% Dec
27
110
Jan
'
32% Jan
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17
92
Nov
Jan
Oct
*
2
16
2
24
42
11
July 31
106% Jan
16
21 % Mar
99
5
May 28
32% Jan
2
90% Oct
29
106
Jan
9
106% Oct
31
114% Dec
4
For
45 %
footnotes
11
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94%
corn.—17
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15
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31% May
99
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2
3
Apr
14
20% Dec
12
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May 16
26
2
43% Dec
31
17
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8
19% Dec
4
12
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18
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5
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16
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7
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31
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16
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8
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83
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533/s
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300
2,100
165
83
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10,200
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21%
22%
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37%
38%
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10%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
203%
37%
37%
108% 108%
*108
108%
30,500
37%
37%
373/8
37%
37%
37%
6.200
108%
109%
109%
108%
108%
108%
108%
*10&
102%
—No par
No par
•
Inc
100%
110
108%
27%
14%
iContainer Corp of America. com__10
,
■
4% .preferred
100
Continental Baking Co com__No par
Can
*99
-
108%
11
Vultee Aircraft
__1
Consumers Power Co com——No par
$5.50 preferred—__.
100%
111%
27%
38
14%
Consolidated
Continental
100%
*110
27%
9%
11
Stores
$4.50 preferred.
$4.52 preferred^—
*110
9,900
24
27%
Retail
3,900
34%
109%
Textile Co Inc
41
34%
38%
Consolidated
,
40%
,
34%
38%
Consolidated
.
41
34a/4
No par
Gas
6%
certificates
4.03/4
343/4
.—No par
—*.
40%
38%
-
34%
No par
com
130
34%
No par
Y
5,300
25
10
Edison of N
29,700
25
Corp.
Cigar
15
25
com
Nqst Publishing Co___No par
Miils
Consolidated
23
38% Dec
110
43%
■<
12%
Consolidated Grocers Corp_'_—1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
1
12% Jan
Noy
16% Jun
92
11
423/4
43%
2,400
90%
114
14%
15%
82
23%
79
15
15%
81%
23%
113
14"%
15%
82
90%
29
Gas System Inc„^_No par
Pictures
common_.No par
11,000
31%
7,300
29%
56
31%
21,500
14%
38%
29
*53%
31%
91%
100
37
29%
com—100
14 J
*98
5,200
38%
*4
20%
91%
143/a
250
1,900
733/s
38
4%
*89
93%
.
373/.
90
'
13
373/3
4
46%
73%
100
2/500
'f
7,600
90
47
35%
59%
4%
46%
40%
101%
57%
90%
„
40%'
101 %
-.353%
,
36
60%
4%
_No par
No par
Ry
109
40%'
101 %
56%
*90%
134
310
5s
23%
*131%
.
43,100
54
37%
134
200
<
933/8
108 %
441/
56
11
38%
90%:
52 %
*43%
54%
900
108%
44%
*43%
54
23
*840
52%
*73%
37%
par
*80
74%
23%
*131%
*150
*73%
108
38
No pax
Corp
53%
43 %
74
22%
29%
"
83
15%
*81%
■
108
37%
com—No par.
Iron..
15%
74
1
No par
com
31 %
108
76
100
common—
Elec Light' & *
Power Co of Ealt com—No par
Preferred 4%%
series B
100
Preferred 4% series C
100
12
Mar 24
13%
*.99
31%
165
%.
92
13%
*80
35%
73
100
31%
165
*80
500
500
3
63
Consol
12
10
40%
*101%
.
94"
13%
100
*L8
41
92% '
12%/-13%
100
3
i
35%
74J
13%
*11
101%
35%
73%
*98
3%
*40%
102
35%.
stock—50
_
(Consolidated Coppermines Corp
11% Jan 23
4
64% Feb
Apr
25
102
11%
37%
93
4%
Southern
Consolidated
105% July 15
16% Jan 18
1
3%
18,400
9%
3%
1,400
13%
37%
*11
15,600
12%
Conde
20
3
Feb
Dec
25
Nov
*9%
"13%
11
convertible.preferred
$1.40 conv pfd——
27% Dec 31
113
19% Mar
10 % Dec
14% Jun
&
...
9%
13%
94%
$1.32
109% Mar 27
12
61% July 20
34% Mar 21
30
27
20
200
-
9%
37%
11%
3%
Consolidated Gas
Feb
20%
70
67
94%
20%
13%
14
11
7%
Commonwealth Edison
19
106
,60 %
94%
37%
3
1
Inc
Commercial
25
2
*67
68
«
9,100
63
•
7
xl06%Ja»
\3%
69
94%
20 y8
93/®
9%
14
82%
Cone
2
3%
20
9%
14%
ii
67%
92%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc—
108% Oct
20%
9%
*13%
471/,
2
39% Nov
20
9%
14
69
15%
2
32% July 18
10
94%
67%
431/~
*150 "
18
20
20%
71'
941/!
^0%
81%
10% Feb
33% Dec
'
82
25
12% Jan
9%
"
No par
Commercial
7
1
94%
44%
28% Jan
7% May
69%
82
19
9
68%
94
43%
28
Jun
10
Fuel
*69
43%
20
Oct
50%
18%
82
W/J&xn
®
13%
42%
10
13
33,000
19%
81%
6% Dec
104% Nov
13%
30
31% Feb
21%
49
new.._20
23% Oct
6
20%
50%
preferred—100
21% Apr
Nov
2,200
21%
50%
15%
6
27
9%
20%
50%
15%
18
July
.9 %
20%
50%
'
10
15%
Jun
28
qva
20%
51%
15%
Interna11
Combustion
45% Jan
9%
21%
Columbus
13
35% Dec
27% Jan
8
4,800
cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian Carbon Co
—No par
4
34 % Oct
22% Jan
4,200
2,100
9%
38
$4.25
Nov
10,800
■
20%
93%
4%
16% Jan
61 %
17%
91%
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd
100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
Class B
2.50
39% Feb
29
17%
38
—
Colorado &
1
12% Jan
17%
95%
cunj conv preferreed
Colorado
28
28
33%
9%
__5
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
12
54% Mar 17
253/4
33-
39
preferred—
100
cumulative 2nd preferred—100
Co
(The)No par
4%
59% Mar 27
35% Dec
19
253%
3,600
21 %
31%
RR
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Aikman
9
183%
25%'
33%
93
Coca-Cola
7
22
58
%%
1%
Apr
25% Jun
25%
51%
31%
guaranteed
bClevite Corporation
24
35% Jan
25
39
Oct
300
22,000
17%
17%
31,200
85%
2d
25%
253/!
17%
31%
Special
22% July
17
41
95
18%
39%
20%
13%
C C C <fe St Louis Ry Co com
100
5% noncumulative preferred__l00
Cleve Eiec
.illuminating coni-No par
$4.50 preferred
No
4
2
25
19
78
300
51
*9%
par
13
Jan
25
1
38
common
convertible
Coca-Cola
40% Jun
is'
30%
Equipment Co
Cleveland
18
85
'
24
-
741/.
17%
No par
5
42% Nov
-26
735/..
17%
20
100
136% Aug
Feb
853%
23
*11
;
Ciuett Peabody & Co
88
38%
85%
25
common
Clopay Corp
117% Jun
39%
-/a
3
preferred
4
7
25%
33%
par
,100
2
3
26%
17
par
Milling Machine Co_._10
Financial Corp
No par
18
Dec
39%
30
33%
26
*9%
30
*85%
85%
Tiyt It
30
25
Jan
Jan
85%
30
39%
1
_____
Co
6% Jan
75
87
33%
10
preferred
32% Jan
102
30%
39%
________25
convertible
24
3
*30
39%
67
22
12
2,200
30%
39%
94
24% Oct
Jan
40
5%
94%
Clinton
Jun
102%
5%
30
68%
81% Apr
3% Oct
94% Jan
*101 %
6%
66%
preferred series A___100
2
132
30%
102%
5%
94
conv
25'A Jan
860
*30
39%
30%
*101%
6%
9,700
27
28
4,900
30%
102 v,
6%
3,100
27
26
30%
30%
*101%
6
5%
30%
39%
30%
102
102
52%
21
Oct
30
6
51%
7% Dec
Jun
30%
102
5%
*30
52%
36% Feb
84
29%
101%
*68
18% Mar 18
806
.900
69%
Climax? Molybdenum
xl00% Nov 29
7,700
69%
9
3
143/4
35%
71%
39% Dec
130% Jan
14%
*3,5
6,000
3% Mar 24
16
14%
35%
400
7,100
19
29% July 17
130% Dec 28
Jan
14%
35%
lt%
600
8%
38
40%
1
91
143/
Mt4
*8%
36%
•
18%
4%%
23
3
38%
40%
Clark
3
3
37%
nil?
19%
Ci V
29
26
8%
41%
5%%
4
Dec
23,900
15%
8%
18%
City Investing Co
9
Apr
75
20%
*15'%
52
City Products Corp
29
110
147/.,
1,600
20%
16%
8%
onv
34(S
24%
20%
41
Cities Service Co^__>
4
80
70ia
24%
20%
*15%
-
52%
4% preferred
2
Apr
*8%
iSv
41%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
1
155
24
20%
15%
52
5%
22
Feb
23%
20'/,
"
40%
10
140
2,200
53%
14
Sep
90
5,500
243/s
42%
Childs
30
48% Dec
12
July
20%
23%
*109%
52%
109% Jan
138
100
Chickasha Cotton Oil—
28
18
100
20
24%
41%
5%
10
14% May 12
79% Nov
7
1103/8
20%
53%
22
Oct
500
42%
89% Oct
14% Dec
1,400
52%
C I T
33% July
39
41%
Chile
40% Dec
87
pfd
Chrysler Corp
102
8,000
39
19%
Western
Cincinnati
8
12%
39
18%
3
4
66
12%
com-.No par
2
21
26
&
2,900
65
12%
50%
18%
North
4
Jan
21% Jan
*145'8
No par
Pac__.No par
noncum
33
66
8%
-33%
-*
Paul
32%
32%
110%
19%
A
6,600
23
-
23%
Dec
Jan
iina?
18%
25%
St
100
800
7
39
39%
23%
37% Dec
9
°
19%
series
19%
6%
66
xl8%„
Milw
16%
19%
Co—
No par
B
*16%
7
60
il(t
3?y/2
34*
16%
19%
«
20%
^0%
8%
34*
16%
19%
,
*1091%
16
10
2,000
14,600
07
16
14%
2,100
17%
18
23%
20*
383-
97
18
373/4
133%
203/
20*
15%
14%
96%
37%
*133
07
993/
37%
97%
20%
23%
1
38%
133%
23%
20%
933/,'
5
4,000
105%
12%
*inoi'
gg
8%
30
62
32%
io.i/4
77% Dec
28% Jan
*38
nn
23%
8%
*103%
143
18
lav
9'%
mq
105%
1,400
97%
vios/
19%
4
92
7
109%
60%
6%
24%
22
18
io7/„
39%
24
143
631/4
1,900
133 %
nv
66
19%
24%
143%
62
-J>
22%
30
Jan
T*
86%
25
114
66
12%
20
24%
ioi/2
iqi/
70
24%
98
103
12,900
21%
48% Jan
41% Jan
24%
13%
*142
uA
*84%
Mar 12
Dec
1,100
'
28,000
37%
?%
66%
15%
Chicago & South. Air Lines—No
Chicago Yellow Cab
—No
4% Mar 12
13
1,800
133/4
25
Jan
15
Oct
32% Mar
Jan
73%
13-/4
'"J* 133%
177?
.?»% S
iqv
23%
$3 convertible preference—No
par
Chicago Rock Isl;& Pac RR__No par
8
30
73%
*13%
74
3,700
'
.
,5% preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com_No par
6
Oct
59
22%
5%
23
2% Oct
13
82% Apr
40
72% Dec
59
74
24%
Chic &
31
Apr
59%
21%
3
12
9
*58%
*84%
Chic
56 % July 23
75
July 25
•
37
preferred-—100
23
52% Feb
45%
36%
RR com_.No par
Class
20% Apr 26
42% Dec 30
29
453/4
37%
*103%
33
20%
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
Mar 19
27
A
V*
3'>
23%
Class A
18
Jan
15
46
36%
convertible
20
Jun
45%
Chicago & East Hi
21% July 7
28% Dec 12
29
23% Dec
27
38%
llv
24%
gS
23%
Manufacturing__._l.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
23
23% Feb
2
111%
373%
173/
39%
Checker Cab
171
*1103/4
37%
75 &
-i«
is/'
12%
20'M
—
£Tom0rV" 2
$4.50 preferred
21
"*
39%
5
Pasco
Co..T
10
4
16
38% Oct
28
de
25
ia
7
*108%
Shares
111%
rlV-
!?*.,
*g*
33
*64%
the Week
Jan. 9
*110%
^
19%
5%
9.50
Corp
Certain-Teed Products Corp_^._
Chain Belt
26
9% Jan
2
201/4 July
12% Jan
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro
24%
nf3
leli
33
No par
Cenual
July 24
5% Oct
10
26
Sales for
Friday
7?i'
I J?
,,
50
Champion Paper & Fibre
22% May
98
Feb
10
Co of N J class A—50
B
Central It-South.Wert
Corp
Violeta Sugar Co
6
3
Jan
37
RR
Class
31
281a Jun
29
Illinois Public Service
Central
Apr
x34
100
Central
20% Dec
30
preferred
9
17
58% Oct
4%%
100
No par
common..!..
Light
9
15% Dec
8
Illinois
24% Oct
16% Apr
18
5% preferred series B vtc_
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Centra!
73
Ar
ir
n.9%
\
24% Oct
20
27
11% Jan
2
33 % Apr
Feb
8
22
llv
72
25
17%
___5
Georgia Ry vtc—No par
25
May 11
27
25
15
21% Nov
15% Feb
2
28% Mar
1314 Jan
Dec
40% Aug 18
110% Oct
2
57
14
*16*
Foundry Co
8
3
1113/
S S/4
37'2
355/3
"
ng% TJ;
^
_2o
.
Aguirre Sugar Co
23
22
15
No par
Central
Oct
32 i/a Jan
112% Feb
Corp common
5* preferred.:
28
*nn3'
13938%
Celotex
17% Jan
10iy2 Dec
'
12.50
;CelScorV2fAm7rc7m^S
2
3
112
37%
69
2
20% Sep
15% Jan
•
*111
35%
55%
:cat^^¥^or^n^n:::::!?S
26
116
34%
50
series
Cas| ,(J I) Co common
2
58% Aug
common
preferred 4%
Carriers & General
Corp
7
112%
_io
Con v
30
13
Feb
PRICES
Jan. K
nil%
g* s»
,Carrier Corp
30% Apr 18
154% Aug 21
'105% May 24
14 % Jan
2
'
Ry.ioo
53%, Jan 28
21% Jan
r
LOW AND HIGH SALE
,
Thursday
5
Apr
46
t35
t
,,
Highest
116
9
18% Jan
t
l'ORK^STOCK
NEW
No par
common—20
No par
preferred—No par
37%
38
103Va 109
10$% 108%
42%
43%
42%
42%
*108
42%
102%
102%
102%
102%
102%
18%
90%
19%
90%
47%
1990%
46%
47%
"97%
98%
*114% 117
*97%
114%
98%
114%
47
19%
90%
20%
42%
20%
43
*102%
203/4
1083%
43
104
20%
*108
42
*102%
1083/a
104
110
'19
19
19
19%
19
90%
90%
90%
90%
90 %
90%
46%
47'A
47
47
45%
47
*97%
114
98%
97
973/8
114
*114
115
113%
20
6,900
'
*94
650
43
193/8
973%
114
4,100
120
6,100
300
240
13
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(150)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
17
12 Yt Jan
10
17% Oct
64 y4 Nov
28
78
68% Apr
i6
81% Nov
26
Continental
30
28
20
7% Apr
59% Sep
Feb
12
56% Jan
2
75
Apr
3
1
19% Oct
28
25
Jan
30
25% Dec
18
31% Aug 13
18% Oct
22
29 % Jan
2
28% Jan
22 Y* Jun
28
42% Jan
8
19% jun
29
*20% Sep
72% Jan
13% May 24
60% Jun 29
12
17% Jun
10
23
69% Jan
63
2
x91% Dec
11
11
104% Feb
Jan
3
93
Jun
10% Jan
25
Nov
15
Jan
28% Oct
9
38% Jan
8
12% Oct
22
39% Feb
14
x327a Nov
13
57% Oct
3
Jan
31
47% Oct
3
27
Oct
99
3
77% Oct
22
2
106
97% NOV 20
31% Jun 29
28
jun
79
% Oct
66% Dec
9
103% Jun
28
39% Jan
92% Jan 30
24% Feb
19% Mar 29
36%
11
Jan
0
77
Mar
8
9% July
9
14% Oct
3
31% Aug 20
3
10% Feb
Jan
7% Jan
2
28
Dec
22
55
26% Apr
Feb
Sep
10
48% Jun
28
15
93
Jan
10
49% Jan
3
9
24
19
57
27% Feb
10
7% Apr
23% Feb
128% May 23
132% Jan
24
129% Jan
29
37% Nov
IB
8% July
2
23% pec 12
Jun
28
Jan
99
24% Sep
132% Dec
21
10
3
44
Dec
I
33
Jan
I
90
July 23
82%
2,600
10%
51,900
400
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
61%
62%
60%
61%
61
61%
60
61 %
7,900
20%
21%
20%
20%
21
21
21
21
2,900
26%
263/4
26%
26%
26
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
4,400
5,000
6,500
25%
10
26%
25%
253%
24%
25%
243/4
25%
24%
24%
27 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
50
263/4
•48%
48%
48%
•48%
50
48%
48%
•48%
21
22%
21%
22%
10,900
66%
65
65%
1,410
78
,
20%
203/4
20%
21%
21
21%
65%
66%
65%
66%
65%
67
X65%
250
50
783/4
2,200
•953/4
96%
150
963/4
70%
71%
70%
71%
70%
71%
71%
70 %
713/4
79
100
1
Co
4,600
171%
171%
171%
171%
171%
171%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
2,300
13/4
1%
1%
•l3/4
1%
l3/4
1%
13/4
1%
2,100
10,400
220
31%
32
32%
31%
32 Yt
32%
313/4
323/8
93%
93%
95
933/4
933/4
*93%
94%
•93%
94%
300
12
12
12
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
25%
26
25%
25%
26
26
25%
26
*25%
26%
2,100
1,200
2.5o
1474
32
14%
143/4
14%
1472
147.
14%
3374
No par
preferred6% noncum pfd
preferred certificates
31%
*93%
3374
*34%
35
347.
347.
*333/4
63
No par
convertible
633/4
6274
627.
6274
62%
102 7.
10274
10274
102 7a
10272
10274
•1027a
3374
700
61
627a
2,700
1027a
337a
327a
337.
3274
33
317a
3272
887s
87
87 74
8774
8774
85
85
34
34
36
367a
36
343/4
3474
357/a
353/4
3574
35%
35%
347a
34%
1672
103/4
1674
17
17
17
16%
17
185
*175
185
*58
185
678
•35
*175
63A
674
62
103/4
6%
*573/4
*103/4
*34
35
67.
6%
67a
5874
61
5874
•5874
103/4
♦307a
1
7%
73/4
77a
77a
73/4
8 7a
No par
No par
947a
947a
947a
947a
94%
95%
5474
547a
547a
5472
8%
8%
8%
5472
87.
24
87a
2474
*131
13372
1
100
No par
*54
103/4
31
8%
247a
247.
13372
*131
417a
417.
38
36%
93
•91%
397a
4174
37
24 74
♦131
4,600
188
10
67a
67a
11,200
58%
200
107a
107a
103/4
31%
3172
700
7 Va
73/4
25,600
8
7%
1,100
96
96
5372
5372
800
8%
Va:
96
547a
8
2474
720
167a
31%
107a
31
133%
34%
583/4
6%
54
1
10%
31
830
•337a
*178
62
96
10%
31
31
31
1,200
163/4
185
185
2.50
pfd
220
11,800
337a
873/4
10
100
A
4,600
1027a
33%
*175
common
1017a
88
5
Inc
147a
333/4
35%
Inc
preferred
147»
3474
333/a
_100
preferred
147a
63
63
88
100
100
preferred
Class
173
71
79
2
(The)
RR
Press
•171%
79
1
America
Wheat Oorp
of
172
79%
l3/4
25
-
preferred
of
78
4%
100
common
79
171
1
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
39"% Dec 23
100% Mar 16
81%
*953/4
Cutler-Hammer
9
82
96%
Curtlss-Wright
16
32% Mar
82
96%
Prior
7
82%
*953/4
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common
1
Jan
10
81%
623/4
Curtis
$7
543/4 Dec
81%
*£5%
Cuneo
29
600
81%
18
96%
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
12
123/4
96
7%
8% Mar 20
20
12%
79%
6%
16
Dec
32
24
6
106% Feb
31
123/4 Jan
9% Aug 27
8
12%
21
9%
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
65% May 26
XI7 3/4
123/4
79
5%
25
12% Jan
Dec
96
Feb
190
18 %
13
95%
preferred
Cuba
18
*17%
12%
21
Crucible Steel of Amer common—20
5
20% Jan
5% Oct
2
13
6% Nov 23
36% Dec
25
19
10
Nov
x25
24
129% Jan
Apr
7% July
62
Mar 25
Jun
15% Sep
13
185
Mar 27
180
22
23
32
25
Jun
23
*17%
12%
•95%
$4.20 preferred
5
Dec
118%
12%
96%
preferred
$2
30
23
6,500
*17%
96%
Crown Cork & Seal common
13
18%
Shares
9%
•953/4
33/4%
1
99% Jan
Mar 20
1
9%
62
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
48% May
9%
*95%
Creameries
19% Jan 28
5
36% Feb
Oct
26
Dec
9%
96%
Cream
27
9%
963/4
Crane
12
19
477/a NOV 24
33 Ye Dec
25
May 22
12% Dec
4
9%
•953/4
7%
97
9%
•95%
Coty Inc
Coty Internatlon Corp
3
24% Jun
7
29% Mar
30
2% Jan
11% jun 27
12% May 6
17
2
16
Jan. 9
Products Refining common-25
Corn
Apr 15
4% Nov 26
10
the Week
Friday
Jan. 8
5
preferred
100
3%% series at 194*1-100
3%%
Sep 25
"9%1
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 7
5
Cum pfd
178
Jan
91 % Jan
19
103% Feb 20
2
73
3% Jun
1% Oct
166
12
42% Oct
2
88% Dec 20
1
65% Feb
26
2% Jan
28
27% Jan
5% Jan
99% Apr 23
Wednesday
14
Corp
Corning Glass Works common
87% Jan 25
99% Apr 22
5
Jan
93
19
79% Aug 17
186
Jan 23
166% May 17
4% Nov 16
16
Jan 23
66% NOV
104% Mar
x92% Dec
9
HIGI1 SALE PRICES
82
803/4
1
Monday, January 12, 1953
.
13%
•12%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
6
Copper Range Co
No par
Copper weld Steel Co common
6
Convertible pref 5% aeries
50
Cornell Dubiller Eleetrfe Oorp
1
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co—20
14
51% Jan
18
10
AND
Jan. G
9%
918
0
Delaware
of
Continental Steel
22% Mar 21
Oct
44
July 16
2
78
2
Jan
Dec
19
Oct
52
23% May
Flore
Insurance
Continental Oil
25
2
1
11
30% Nov
Mar 17
10 % Nov
Jan. 5
25
Continental Motors
Continental Diamond
11% Jan
18
2
0
32
33% Nov
x66
15% Feb
3
12
38
30
17
Jan
26 Yb Jan
49
18% Jun
Nov
2
July
July
22
preferred
15
11
2
2
7% July
48 y*
convertible
5%
16% Feb
i.
PUT
Continental Cop & Steel Ind cora__2
21
10% Jan
17
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Hignest
7% NOV
3
Aug 16
23
21
Jun
Oct
13
25
Jun
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
1952
Year
for
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
8
Range
iy51
iear
.
«
STOCKS
Previous
.
8%
87a
17,300
247a
2,700
247a
2474
1337a
*131
41V2
4174
4174
417a
37
37
37%
377a
377a
93
*92
93
9172
92
247a
130
133 72
*131
4174
417a
2,300
377a
3774
2,500
D
25% Jan
37% Mar
2
Jun
25
90
12% Dec
Dec
Jun
13% Dec
22
Jan
31
33% Oct 24
49
51
May 15
13% Apr 24
33% Feb 19
58% Aug 13
Dec
Jan
4
100% Feb
Feb
7
26
8
25% Sep
10
27
11% Oct
4
99
96
30%
69% Oct
3
Jun 2*5
41V* Jun
53% Feb
25
10% July
2
17% Feb
Apr
22
24% Feb
2
26
Dec
14 7a
*13%
14 %
*13%
14%
*13%
383/4
373/4
38%
38%
9% Jan
10
21
34 % Sep
35% Nov
24
43
2
52
38%
56
55%
55 %
5574
300
15
15%
14%
14%
15
1574
147a
15
157a
157a
1,500
35%
36
353/4
36
36
36
36
36%
3674
36 3/4
4,700
38%
557a
5574
•54
557a
•54
100
92
♦92
93
*92
93
92
92
♦92
93
30
100
•92
93
92
92
*91
93
•91
93
•91
93
50
100
97
97
*97
98
•97
98
97
97
*97
98
20
Co
50c
21%
22%
X21%
213/4
2174
31%
217a
21%
Inc
50c
9%
93/8
9%
9%
974
93%
974
Records
Deere
Co
&
Delaware
7
Hudson
&
45
29%
30%
2972
30
33%
*33%
34
3372
337a
100
—
49%
497/a
483/a
48%
4772
48
14%
137a
14 7a
11% Oct
15
15 % Jun
12
18
26% Nov
17
Delaware
Power
&
25 %
247a
257a
*24 7/a
47%
50
1'1%
14%
14
13.50
Light Oo
25%
25%
24%
4572
307a
46%
30%
33%
47
44%
29 3/4
45%
30%
1
217a
4,900
9 74
9 74
4,700
4372
97a
45
10
common
new
preferred
7%
92
20
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Delaware Lack & Western
Apr
3,000
series O
23
27
3974
500
147a
series B
3.90%
Dayton Rubber
25
Aug
29
•13%
387a
14%
8%
series A
Decca
4
3
Jan
140
93
7a
Preferred
14
63 % Jan
83%
8
38%
•55%
10
Dayton Power St Light common—7
5
16
Oct
39
2
20% Jan
•13%
874
874
Preferred 3.75%
31% Jan
9
8%
9
8
17
8%
19
99 % Jun
17% Oct
Janli
37
•7%
*91%
74
8
Preferred 3.75%
96% Jun
Jan
28% Oct
41% Jan
2.50
July 15
28
92% Jan 21
88
•91%
8%
Daystrom Inc
16% Aug
6
36% Dec 12
2
85% Jan
2
Jan
1
100
20
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
1
Preferred 4.60% pfd series A—50
15% Mar 11
104
28
17% Jan
8
13
Apr li
34% Sep 19
84% Dec 26
91
22
2~0%
2
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
b% convertible preferred
2
7% Dec
47
Dec 28
85
Dana
8
17% Feb 28
Oct" 2 9
29 % Jan
May
9
17%Feb
26
14% July 24
31% Jan
2
15
95
443/4
4,000
293/4
18,400
217a
297a
800
*3374'
i
337a
3374
33 74
4872
,
487a
47 74
4872
2,200
14
143/a
137a
14%
21,100
25
24%
257a
1,700
Denver Si Rio GraDde West RR—
48% July 2
60% Jun 29
69% Oct
0
62
79% Feb
17
x70
15% Mar 29
25% Dec
5
17% Sep
21% Apr
10
25% Sep
6
23
Jan
3
Oct
23
64
2
55% Feb
13
60
Mar
8
5% July 25
Jan
20
Feb
common
100
82%
84%
83
85
81%
82%
817a
82%
81
8174
4,600
for
preferred—
100
92%
93%
93%
94 3A
92%
94
92
92%
9172
92
2,300
8
19%
20%
193/4
193/4
19%
19%
197a
19%
19
197a
1,600
20
243/4
25°
243/4
25
24%
24%
247/a
247a
243/4
13,500
Detroit Hillsdale & 8 W RR Co_100
*61%
•61'/4
65
*61%
64
6172
62
30
95
Dec
23
243/4
Jan
17
Derby Oil Co
25% Dec
4
22
5% Jun
for
Escrow ctfs
85% Dec
27
Mar
12
Detroit
Nov
17
66
Escrow
ctfs
(The)
Edison
19
6% Jan
11
Detroit-Michigan
Oct
31
18% Feb
21
Detroit Steel
~9
16% Jan
14
20% Oct
16
18% July 11
21
De
1
27% Jan
11
29% Oct
31
43
Diamond
106 % Apr
29
38% Nov
13
,
13
16%
Jan"*17
19% Mar
23% July 20
36% Nov 26
45%
29% Mar
39% Dec
Jan~~19
32% Dec
Febli
54
36% Feb 20
20
Jan
114% Feb
t9
32% Jan
8
35% Jun
8
12% Dec
30
1434 Jan
3
11% Feb
3
10
24
Jun
28
31
12
Dec
20
Feb
13
Jan
16% Apr 13
8
Nov
$1.50
13
18%
23%
23
23
32%
323/a
100
preferred—
common
•1063/,
1073/4
32%
*106 3/4
6%
15%
67a
67a
15%
157a
15%
18%
1874
183/4
187/a
187/a
500
22%
23
223/4
2274
2,500
327a
3274
3274
3274
700
*1063/4
1073/4
107%
♦10R%
1073/4
40
39%
39%
40
4074
393/4
x33%
333A
33 7B
33%
337a
3o l/i
•337a
13
13%
13%
13%
137»
1374
13 74
133/a
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
123/4
13
127a
127/a
16,100
25%
25%
253/4
25%
25%
25%
257a
257/a
2574
253/4
13,600
50o
2
8%
8%
9
9%
3
1
Divco Corp
Dixie Cup Co
JNo par
37%
37
37
36
36
Dr.
-No par
11%
11%
11%
11 %
11
11%
30% Jan
2
5
34%
35
343/4
35%
34%
14% Jan
2
387/e Aug 16
19% Oct
3
12% May 13
36% Jan
2
16% Jan
24
Dome
No par
20%
21%
20%
21%
21
35%
21%
66% Oct IB
52
64
64%
43% Jun 29
99
Dec 29
111%
Feb"
Apr 17
36% Oct 27
2
99% Jan
65% July
44% Dec
3
20% Jan 22
80% Dec 20.
27% Oct
I
21% Oct 30
93% Feb
1
80% Jun
11
19% Jan
10
33
Nov 21
32
22
10% Nov 21
17
Feb
8%
Pepper Co—
Corp
Mines Ltd
1
Douglas Aircraft Co Ino—
8
Dow
105% Mar 29
26% Apr
5
84% Aug 25
$4
preferred series A
Industries
623/4
82
Nov 26
Jan
9% May 19
125
112% Nov 27
90% Dec
19
45
20
8
xll4% Jan
8
106% Feb 23
*92% Jan
8
99
45% Jan 10
51% Oct 27
>51
Jun
10
52
Jan
9% Dec
54% Feb
7
1193A
Preferred
Feb~"f
26
12%
25
28% NOV
34%
14,300
2074
2074
12,100
66%
10,400
25,500
647a
437a
*102
247a
653/4
43%
65
427a
43%
103%
♦102
1037a
243/4
24
247a
83
•827a
♦43
50
•43
50
♦43
50
*43
50
*43
1
—
12,800
83
50
12%
12%
12 %
12%
11%
12%
117a
12
1172
11%
4,500
96%
No par
97%
96%
97%
95%
96%
96%
97%
953/4
963/4
18.200
xll7%
117%
117%
117%
117%
117 %
•95%
46%
96%
46%
(EDA Co—8
-
series
$4.50
118
No par
118
96
96
96
117%
800
•95%
96%
300
♦45%
46%
51%
51%
51%
310
48%
48%
48%
1,500
•9%
9%
♦9%
9%
300
4,900
*96 Yt
97
x96
*46%
47%
•46%
47%
•46%
•51%
51%
51%
51%
•51%
51%
51%
48%
48%
48%
48%
•48%
48%
•48%
8
*9%
9%
9%
9%
*9-%
9%
10
21%
22
22
1
26%
Nov
19
49% Dec
9
8% Apr 95
10 % Jan
7
DWG
3
333/4
21%
*82%
Preferred $3.50 scrlea
.Nopar
Duquesne Light Co $3.75 pfd——50
$4.15 preferred
50
4% preferred
;
50
July
600
35
207a
83
-
Common
Apr 25
24%
2,100
2,000
3474
*82%
X48% Dec 10
Nov
24'A
1,200
1174
83
de Nem
15
24%
24%
42%
43%
•102% 103%
9
35%
•82%
Corp
97% Dec
1
104
87a
35%
•11
83
Dunhill
I
243/4
43%
42%
•102%
11%
•82%
Duplan
—
43%
9%
367a
24%
Nov 25
Pont
63%
63%
63
9
36
♦11
„50e
common
13% Aug 29
47
83/4
104
•103
convertible preferred—-100
International—
1
102% May
79% May
42%
8
No par
du
9
33/4%
•37
No par
Chemical Co common
Dresser
800
13%
39
Doehler-Jarvis
2,400
34
34%
12% Jan-
Aug 13
407a
13%
10% Jan
16
100
107
34 %
29% Feb 21
Aug 28
107
2
147/a Jan 19
27
14,600
32%
37% Dec
Dec
2,900
15 74
23
*32%
10% Dec 21
8
90
67a
6
157a
18%
32%
33% Nov 26
17
*6172
.25
Motor Car Oo
Corp
Corp-Seagrama Ltd.
Distillers
247a
,
x39 %
40
40
No par
Stores
Diana
18 %
223/4
183/4
6
64
23
18%
2
.10
common
preferred
cum
*
15%
.
3
Co
Match
Diamond T
12% July 30
1
26% Dec
8
21% May 27
cum
6%
15%
15%
143/4
l
x6
6%
6
1
Co.
Alkali
4.40%
23
19% Feb
24
Co
Raynolds class A
Diamond
52% Mar 31
8% Jan
13% Nov 24
Vilblss
Devoe As
25
Stove
Corp
65
Cigar Corp
>
47%
117
100
if
19% Jun
1
19
18
22
19
30
19
33% Sep 28
51% Sep 17
50% Sep 14
Jan 10
Apr
4
13% Jun 29
41% July 10
156% Dec 11
36% July 2
15% Jun 28
81
Dec 31
15 % Jan 30
96
Jun 22
11
Jan
25
44% Dec 18
l%Jan
2
40%
Jan
2
12
July 20
22% Jun 25
48% Jun
26
51% Jan"2
18% July 2
12% July 17
16% Apr 20
26% Nov
94
Oct
8
11
19% Jun 29
5% Jun
28
16% Jun 29
61% Dec
3
69
Jun
6
Dec
182
Jan 11
44
Aug
7
19% Feb
8
95
Feb 28
19
Sep 28
101% Mar 22
^
15
Dee
Apr 30
Sep 16
25
Jan
28
28% Jan
2
16% Nov 14
12% Oct 16
25% Jan
48
Co——
Eastern Airlines toe'——
18
41% Oct 30,
Eagle-Ptcher
158
>
Jan 21
36% Feb 27
15% Jan
2
82% Nov '6
16% Feb 23
97
Apr 25
Eastern Corp
16% Jan 21
Jan
21
171% July 10
47% Dec
9
18
July 15
89
Apr 29
23
Dec
102
Jan
29
,
6%
Eaton
4% %
4%%
14
8
12% Mar 11
17
44% Jan 24
55% Dec
l%Jun 20
34% Oct 22
2% Apr 18
43% Mar 18
Elec
16% Jan
31
preferred—
Mus Ind
277a
28
17%
1774
177a
16%
177.
14%
15%
15
157s
147a
15
44%
45%-
45%
45%
45%
4574
4572
46
45%
467a
164%
17%
86%
223/4
*100
87
23%
105
*164%
*87
22%
*100
157a
16
5674
9,000
27a
39,100
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
377a
3774
2,900
13% Nov 12
16%
16% Maris
11% Jun 20
2
20% Jan
7% Feb 28
24% Feb 13
5% Feb
17% Jan
71% Feb
62% Jan
66
61% Jan
4
Mar 26
For footnotes see
page 22.
7% Jun
18
23% Nov 24
70
11
Dec
31
73
Nov
24
20
4,700
54%
8
22% Feb
88
2274
105
157a
36%
16 %
12
22%
56%
57%
3
♦857a
•100
157a
36%
14
22%
553/4
56%
26% Dec
88
105
1%
50
153/4 Apr
22%
16
Natural Gas.3
30% Jun 27
101% Sep 18
23% Dec 31
•85%
•100
55%
31
9
22%
1%
8
2
88
105
54%
38% Oct
22% Jan
May
94% Apr
22%
*15%
12 %
19% Jan
*86
•100
15%
50%
26
22%
55%
32%
•
88
105
1%
12
18
2,800
15%
50%
Nov
4,600
1774
54%
31%
33% Peb
103% Jan
46
173/4
1%
an
20
50
45%
177.
15%
10
17% Jan 29
166
46
177a
55%
13
common
5%
profpronro
5% conv 2nd preferred
Paso
•1647a
4574
17
13/4
Elliott Co
El
166
453/4
17
•164% 166
15%
Elgin National Watch Co—
16
*164%
45
17%
55%
16% Mar 19
26
,
5
32 % Dec 30
56% Dec
2,500
4,000
26,400
.1
Amer shares
10% Nov 24
38% Jun
29,300
46
166
45%
•17
24% Apr 15
48% May 13
48% Jun 16
15
28%
27%
17%
15%
18
Oct
28
27%
17%
15
46
Electric Storage Battery——No par
18
27%
173/a
31% Oct IS
52% Mar •
51% Jan
227a
26%
163/4
Elastic Stop Nut Co
—;
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)—.
&
22
15%
45%
100
22%
17%
164%
preferred—.
2274
27%
l
100
22%
17%
.2
Ekco Products Co common..... 2.50
22
15
100
preferred
Manufacturnlg Co.—
Edison Bros Stores too common
54% May 2
2% Oct 10
46% Sep 21
Sep 15
10
—.
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp—0
Eastman Kodak Co common—
10
22%
Emerson Electric
Mfg Oo
Emerson Radio & Phonograph.
.4
Empire District Electric Co
16 %
2
37%
11%
12%
11%
12
30%
31%
30%
317a
50%
49%
50
57
57
56
56
36%
36%
36%
36%
16%
16%
16%
•50
2
3774
2
37%
2
1,800
117a
12
12
12
1,500
30%
317s
297a
31
8,900
•497a
507a
•497a
50%
567a
56%
567a
567a
600
3674
3774
303/4
37%
14,600
16%
167a
16
1674
300
-5
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
!3%
337a
137a
1374
3,100
14,200
10
243/4
243/4
24%
25%
24%
2474
243/4
25
243/4
2474
2,000
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
100
28%
28%
28%
28%
*28%
28%
2874
28%
♦2874
28%
95
95%
95%
95%
96%
9672
96%
*9674
9774
8.50
23%
23%
23
23%
96%
23
23%
223/4
23%
22%
1
7%
7%
774
77a
7%
73/a
22%
22%
227a
227»
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg—
Erie
RR
5%
Erie &
eommon
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
No par
100
50
70%
♦71
70%
72%
7%
22%
70%
♦71
7% |
22%
7
217a
2274
70%
70%
70%
72%
•71%
72%
703/4
*71
71
72%
23
800
480
7,200
7%
12,500
21%
227a
27,500
*70%
7074
1,100
71
71
10
*
•
.
Number 5185...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
(151)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Bu>|t for Prevloni
Tear
Range
for
Year
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
8% May
1952
NEW YORK
Highest
S
5% May
1
7% Dec
2
Eureka
13
10y«Nov
8
15% Mar
4
Evans Products
Jan
22
13% Oct
2
May 17
55% Dec
3
15
11% Jun
28
16
Apr
6
11
37
Jun
25
53
Dec
14
44
2% Dec
31
4 V* Fob
21
1% Dec
16
3% Feb
26% Dec
27
27% Dec SI
21 VA Oct
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
18% Apr
6% July 27
13 VA July 11
Continued—Page 5
STOCKS
11*51
Williams
Par
Corp
|
Co
'
7y8
AND
7%
7y8
12%
12%
13%
13 %
13 VA
Ex-Cell-O
13 %
3
51%
52
51
52%
52
2%
*2
12 y8
1,300
13%
12 VA
13 y«
•2
12
13 VA
13%
13%
13%
4,900
52
12%
j
.2.50
3,800
12 VA
12%
Ever sharp Inc
Exchange Buffet Corp
7%
12%
51%
51%
50
51
3,100
2
2
200
2
2
24
24
2VA
♦2
2YA
7y4
V/A
7%
71/4
5
Corp
Shares
Jan. 9
Jan. 8
12
7y8
7%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 7
Jan. <j
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 5
F
29
27% Jan
3
Sep
7
12
7% Nov
12
Falrchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Patrbanks
Morse
dt
Co
No par
7%
7%
21%
i
15%
15%
15%
15%
153%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18 3/4
50
55%
55%
•553/4
56%
56%
56%
No par
28%
29
29 Va
28
28%
Fajardo Sugar Co
12 VA July 30
17% Feb
19
12% Jan
3
16 V* Jan
29
13% Jan
8
16% Dec
8
15% Jan
2
19% Jun
4
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B
11% Jun
28
29% Mar 27
5
57% Dec
3
29
30 V* Dec
23
16V* Dec
9
51% Dec
Dec
9
6% Dec
2
31
8% Feb
2
50% Jan
2
82% Oct
•
38% Oct
30
5
Nov
60
48% Feb 19
12
26
46 y4 Dec
4% May
1
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Fedders-Quigan
24% Dec
~64%
Dec
14
13% Jan
3
65
Dec
106
Jan
4
Jan
3
Sep
25
Apr
26
11 y8 Dec
19
16% Jan
19
25% Nov
7
38% Apr
2
78
Jan
100
50
Oct
19
107% Mar 17
104
35
Sep
28
40% Aug 16
10 y4 Nov
21
14% Apr
54% Nov
70% Dec
20
1
May
Jan
74% Dec
12
107
13
9% May 17
25
Jan
2
33% Oct
18
27% Sep
92
Dec
3
106% Feb
20
96
21
Dec
19
28% Mar 21
19% May
2
101% Aug
24 V*
2
63 y8
63 %
623/4
623/4
62%
63
62
62
5
25%
25%
*25
25%
25
25
24%
24%'
24%
5
46%
48
x463/4
473/8
45%
47 %
46%
46%
45%
(The)
Stores
Stove
7
24% Dec
18
Florida Power
25 y» Jan
25
34% Nov
19
Plorlda
&
12
13 y8 Jun
3
20
31
Plorsheim Shoe
18% Jan
2
25% Feb
13
14% Oct
16
23% Jan
30
Pollansbee
Steel
19% Mar 30
26% Oct
9
19% Apr
18
24% Dec
31
Food
Stores
Feb
27
92% Jan
10
98% Dec
11
33% Apr
2
54
Deo
14
38% Oct
29
ot> v4
Jan
28
94
Apr
9
110 VA Deo
14
95% Oct
16
Jan
29
87% NOV
30
Jan
16
90% Jan
2
98% Nov
26
17% Nov
17
Dec
19
16%
Nov"~24
10
Jun
85% Nov
102
12
29
24% May 11
13% Feb
9
10% Jan
114
13% Sep
9
38
Apr 16
May 15
39% Sep
31
15
9
36
S
18
26% Oct
IB
22% May 20
26% Dec
26V* Oct
18
20
Jan
3
18
Jun
28
8% Jan
12
22% Feb
3
34% Dec
5% Sep
18
8% Jan
40% Aug 24
32 V* Nov
17
41V* Jan
23% Jan
25
36% Aug 30
24% Oct
15
33 V* Jun
20% Jan
2
31% Dec
26% Feb
21
31
Jun
5
107% Mar
9
68% Feb
102% July
48 V*
July
10% Jan
2
12
Jan
5
162
15 % Jun
29
149
8% July
T
80
Mar
2
26% Jun
29
34% Feb
29
17% Jan
8
Jan
30
17% Jun
29
9,400
180
of
Sugar
125
7
Apr
Baking
Co
88
4*
9
124% Dec
1
16
45% Dec
1st
conv
19
7%
41
Apr
18
90
Preferred
8
General
Foods
3
96% May 22
5
11 Va Dec
12
General
Instrument
65% Jan
8
52y4Oct
20
60 Va Dec
9
General
Mills
83.50
5%
125% July 28
Dec
9
120
Feb
21
69% Dec
30
126% Jan
2
119% Jan
11
125% Dec
29
85
105% Jan
10
x94%Jan
3
100 % Dec
22
Preferred
Jan
2
24% Aug
15
34% Feb
20
50
24
22
Jun
29
Dec
Feb
23
3% Feb
20
81
20% Jan
3
Jan
10
Sep 30
4
10
28% Oct
8
25
Jan
12
114
130
27% Dec
July
9% Jan
2
36
Deo
Dec
May 75
34
39% Jan
IT
11% Sep
3
25
Dec
28
119
27
Jan
2
32
Sep
8
33% Jun
29
40 <
Oct
28
Jan
19
100
■>
101% Apr 24
Jan
106
29
'92
72
De<f 31
Dec
96% Jan
*92
Jan
21
45% Dec
Jun 25
104% Jan
29% Jan
2
Dec
22
35% Jan
Jan 26
102% Jan
27
36
*17% Jan 10
:
Apr
34% Jan
98
16
71% Dec
31
77% Feb
14
14% NOV
10
83
i
18% July
3;
s-
27% Jan
2
; • '
7% Nov 20
120
Jan
3
Sep 31
Mar 20
30% Jan
84% Jan
10
79% Dec
30
-23% Feb
48% Sep 29
9% Jan 31
140
Mar
9
,
18. *
*
30
27
7%8ep
8
'16% Not 23
24% Feb
10
124% May 24
15% Oct 27
-06% Sep
19
55% Feb 20
28
18% Jun
Jan
23
*
Dec
1*
42% Jan
4
•
8% Jan
26
50
Oct
8
40
Dec
13
109
Feb
8
104
9% Dec
19
17%Feb
2
45
Mar 14
,2% Jan
6
Aug 18
4% Feb
8
8
Jan
3
6% Nor
51
May
IT
49% July
8
24
-
10% Jan
9
29% Nor 21
43% Mar 17
21% Jun
28% Mar 19
29
27% Apr 24
88% Dec 17
12
Jun
29
31% Aug
2
34
Oct
9
103% Feb
14
3,200
*i5oy»
152%
♦150%
152%
150
150%
*150%
152%
18
18
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
11%
12
12
12%
12
12 Va
11%
12 Va
11%
12
78
•77
78
•77
78
78
78
77
78
33
33%
33%
337/a
*33
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
1,200
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
600
Dec
29
27% Oct
30
18% Oct
24
24% Jan
30
9
104% Jan
30
33
May 26
34% Dec
99
8
11% Mar 17
18
Aug 14
2
31% May
39
Dec
13% Jan
2
16% Sep
28
13% Jan
2
45% Jun
29
57% Feb
14
46% Feb
27
57
*18% Dec
6
22% Jan
4
16% Dec
22
19% Mar
Jan
30
137 Va Dec
30
61% Oct
31
28
154
73% Jun
29
82
Jan
23
35% May 24
44% Oct
9
22
36
Feb
10% Jan
91
Dec
6
2
28
Aug 30
12% Jan
8
102% Mar
8
For footnotes see page
10
May 26
Feb
138% Jun
22.
36
Mar 28
19% Nov
11V* Jan
x93 %
Sep
10
124 Va
43 Va
123
44%
124
44
18%
*122%
123%
44%
124
44%
44%
44%
47
47
123
123
44%
110
*123
123 a*
150
44
44%
8,600
46 %
46 %
47%
*46%
73%
72
72%
71%
72%
71%
72%
70
71%
26.800
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
2,100
52%
53%
52%
53
52%
53
52%
523/4
♦94%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
95
94%
94%
200
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
24,700
60
59%
60%
60%
60%
60%
61
123 Va
123 %
No par
-52%
10%
53 Va
*94 V*
95 Va
1
10%
11 VB
.No par
58%
60
com
100
100
preferred
11
x59%
*123%
•117
122
124
123
124%
123
124
•118
124%
124%
*118
*46%
124%
123
*118
1 *118
68%
68%
67%
123%
123%
68%
67%
68 '/a
123%
123 %
98%
98%
98%
98%
400
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,200
50
49%
49%
49%
49%
4,700
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
4,200
4%
19,200
65%
23%
4.9%
50
50
50
22%
23
22%
22%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
♦125
126
*125
10%
35%
35%
35%
35
126
10%
*99
123
23%
34%
10%
35%
35%
35%
35%
126
*125
126
10%
10%
280
124%
125
S9%
22%
♦125
3,000
123%
23%
100
10c
3,100
67%
123%
*99
No par
1,400
123%
68%
123%
No par
5
47%
49%
5
No par
*125
67%
56,300
124%
1,000
27
15,800
35%
3,700
126
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
6.200
5,000
No par
23%
23 V.
23
23%
22%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
44%
44%
45 VA
45%
46%
46%
46%
47
45%
46
93
94%
92%
93
92
93
93%
93%
93
93%
560
34%
35 %
34%
35%
34%
35%
35%
36%
36
36%
20.200
28%'
28%
28%
28%
29
29%
29%
30
30
31
103%
•101
103%
—*—-100
preferred
Tire
&
Rubber
preferred
preferred
convertible
•101
-
84
•83
85
*83
84 %
72
72
•71%
73
•71%
1
1
.
103%
♦101
31%
31%
30%
84%
•83
-~
<•:
1,900
103%
313/4
15,000
♦83
84%
♦71%
72
72
1,000
72%
40
20
"
16%
■
32%
33
16%
98
97
35
-
21
7%
84
7%
33
98
*79%
.
21
r
36%
.17%
-17%
17%
17%
17%
9,900
33%
.33%
33%
33
33%
3.700
.
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15%.
82%
•
-
■
,
35%v
7% :
36%
.
,
,
15%
98
r
15%
•
15%
82%*
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♦81%
98
8
900
15%
18,800
62'
21
21
21
21%
35%
35%
35
35%
7%
21
21
7%
98
98
98% i
15%
■
21
35%
7%
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,
16
83
21
35%
33
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15%
17
98
,
17%
32%
17%
,*8L
7%
7%
1,300
10,600
8
4,300
100
Gold 9k Stock Telegraph Co
—10
Inc
♦101
72,v
preference_.No par
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iB
•
.
31%
31%
32
83%
preferred—.,.
No par
Harvester Corp.....,—2.50
Co
31%
31%
31%
Qlmbel Brothers common—*.—5
Goodrich
*101
103%
2.50
.i—100
Goodall-Sanford
4
-100
com
^———
134
134
135
•132
*132
135
'132
135
•132
135
100
4
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
13%
17%
183i
4,900
78%
No par
No par
60
8
8
110
1,800
15,600
79%
78
79%
79
80%
78%
79%
78
783/4
9,900
54%
22,700
No par
18% Feb
38
150
150
•77
4
15
2
220
2,900
13%
10% Jan
3% Feb
21
105
62%
95 preferred
9% Feb
Jan
*104
105
13%
Common
2
27% Feb
♦104
1,100
13%
15
23
91
4,500
62
31
Oct
•
2,700
27%
13%
8ep
108
6% Jun
-2
26%
26%
99
Gleaner
•
18% May 22
77% Dec 30
x92% Sep
6% July 10
26%
27%
62%
Glldden Co (The) commoni—uNo par
Goebel Brewing Co.—.
*—u
1
"
•
54% Dec
27
27 Va
7,700
72%
uoodyear Tire & Rubber—
40% Nov
4,400
7
35
26%
*
105
*104
31%
6%
34%
13 Va
'
104
105
30%
7'/a
34%
99
$4AO
18
Nov
•104
104 %
62
31%
6%
34%
7
99%
85
.
24
'
138
31%
400
62
Plywood Co—
Gillette (The) Co common.:
8
"
104
1,100
13 Va
Georgia-Pacific
30
*86
30%
26%
46%
series
3%%
'
Apr 15
32% Oct
•42% Jan 16
l
:
30%
26%
62%
Corp common
$3.75
4%%
18
99% Oct
,i 93% Apr 22
14% Nor 14
9
31%
67/8
26%
1
common..
Motors
4%%
23%Jan
5
34% Sep 25
24% Feb
31
26%
47%
preferred
General
3
3
'
31V.
General Telephone Corp
——20
General Time Corp common__No par
Mar 10
Jan
100
2
8
'15% July 2
«6% Dec 21
30%
'
'
3
Apr
81
'
*91% Dec
;
2
"
26%
7,500
50
General Refractories
4
89
•26%
4,400
General Shoe Corp
1
Gen Steel Castings $6 pfd___No par
7
31
26%
25%
13
preferred
General Realty & Utilities
2
24% Oct If
^81%
26 %
37
25%
61%
6%
17
35% Dec
27*
26 V.
36%
25%
,
General Public Utilities Corp
General Railway Signal com
4
Dec
36% Feb
101
26 Va
37 Va
*37
General Precision Eqp Corp__No par
Public Service
:
10c
10
9
25%
General
29
126
8% Jan
17
26 Va
General Outdoor Advertising No par
General Portland Cement Co
1
1
20% Jun
8
Oenerai
24% Aug 29
4% Dec
8
16% May 14
27% Aug 31
37%
25%
7%
13%
Corp
convertible
5
21% Deo
*36%
26%
2,600
7,500
7%
62%
preferred
3%S
2
2
37%
26 Va
6%
19%
7%
__100
preferred
29
27
*36%
26%
No par
Corp
Jan
Dec
116
cum
6 V* Jun
Nov
Jun
($2
8
Jan
3
37
26
6%
19
19%
7%
No par
2
19
11% Mar
17% May 19
36%
19
conv)..No par
18
16% Jan
7%
100
48% Jan
Nov
7%
Dynamics Corp common—3
19
20
7%
-
13'/a
Corp
6
7%
No par
Co
10
7%
6
19%
19
62 Va
preferred
General
Finance
21% Feb
7Va
5%
6
62 Va
—
Electric
40% Jan
19%
13 V.
preferred
Co Inc com
General
May 22
5%
19 Va
80
79
No par
preferred
2nd
6%
5%
5%
19%
•78
No par
5
Corp
Cable Corp com
General Cigar
79
*78
5%
5
5
common
preferred
4%
9
25%
243/4
25
79
19%
100
General
31 y4 July 30
5,400
com..]
84.50 preferred
31
18
243/4
24%
*78
50
General Amer Transportation
28
Jan
SO
24%
79
27%
22
3
243/4
78
5
com
Investors
11 Va Dec
May
24 3/8
77
27%
American
72% Dec
54
24%
26%
24% Jan
2
300
24 V.
77
26%
15
18
14%
27%
22
Jan
42%
14%
27
Dec
Apr
133/a
42
l'i %
21 Va
May
118
13
42%
*14%
27
20% Dec
105
13 Va
42%
14%
27%
33
8
13
42%
14%
.
27 Va
79
4
12%
42
14%
12%
27%
8
Feb
123/4
42%
*14%
27
10
123% Oct
12%
42%
14%
General
48% Dec
128
13
42%
preferred
50
Gaylord Container Corp
1.66%
4
6
13
27
28
—. — —
42 VA
25
14
IS
3,200
6,200
963/4
♦14 V.
34%
20
26
1,200
34%
General
53% Dec
12%
*6%
7 Vi Jan
Jan
3,100
12%
7
54% Feb
105
19%
12%
35
37% Jan
8
19%
123/4
*96
2
Inc
17
5
20
123/4
5
16
Dec
19%
12%
.No par
28
8
20%
12%
♦95%
1
Co
General Bronze
115
18
20
12 3/a
100
1
(The)
18% Aug 14
Jan
20%
13
*12%
convertible
General
*96
20
1
common
Industries
Wood
97
20
1
(The)
11% Nov
Jun
97
97
20
102 VA
10
Inc common
convertible preferred
13
74
*96
102
*96
No par
(Robert) common
12
16% May 23
97
102
10
.100
27
Feb
101
101
100
(The)
Co
102
101%
101
2,800
1
Nov
x29
20
27% Oct
Co
.
43%
42%
43%
42%
99
•98
99
*98
100
preferred
94
:
7,600
380
46
•
6,600
201/4
102
Oct
Dec
•
8,100
33 %
20
convertible
119
v.
24
32%
20%
10,200
63% Sep
53% Oct
~
23%
333/4
20
43
41% Jan
109% Dec
>
24 V8
33 Va
20'/a
42%
4
xll8
•»;
23%
333/8
19%
43%
29
7% Nov
;
24%-
33
203/s
423%
39% Nov
f
23%
333/4
20
43 %
18
91
•
24
33%
21
43%
6% Jan
34% Jun
-
23%
34
20%
10
ser
49% Jan
>
24 VA
33%
No par
Machinery & Chem Corp
9% Jun
26
15 Va Jun
111
24
No par
98
15% Feb
159
1,100
973/4
4%%
31
——
22%
99
Garrett Corp
11
149
19
*22%
99
Gardner-Denver
14
4
May
19% Mar 19
11% Sep
2
22%
35
63% Dec
13 V* Dec
223/4
6%
105% Oct
17
223/4
34%
9
Apr
22 3/4
101
99
8%
Gar
*99
22 3/8
21%
21%
6%
3
11
72% Jan
•
21%
29
2~%
101
*99
101
*99
Va
29
29%
293/8
29%
101
34%
July
€
Apr
5,500
29%
*99
1
51V* Jan
102
6
26
29%
30
99
Gam ewe 11
22
8V1 May
5,800
100
Gamble-Skogmo
22
10
2,200
13
15
pfd
cum
Galr Co Inc
8
8
Jan
31
44%
12%
'51
Gabriel
.
44%
13%
17%
4*
8
26% Dec
40% Oct
21% Jan
431/2
13
243/4
5% Dec
May 29
4.%
3 3 Va-
16%
Fruehauf Trailer Co
17 Vi July 19
4_ %
13%'
29%
Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
8
43%
13 %
24%
27% Aug 11
84% Mar 20
8% Jan
44%
13
24%
4
6% May 13
433/4
13
173/4
10
9
220
44%
13
173/a
76% Jan
9% Feb
9,600
24%
22% Apr
13
1,800
75
17%
I
7% Jun
85%
107
243/4
Francisco
4
74%
*106
44%
*98%
preferred
3%% preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
15
84%
86'/a
70ye
/a
«lw/4
17%
1
6V* Jan
853/4
70 Va
74
106%
24%
Feb
19% Dec
75 V*
75
86%
85%
853/4
74
173/4
30y4 Jan
30
85
105%
24%
26
May 10
86 %
75
Proedtert Corp
(15
85%
24%
18% May 21
28
3,000
17%
46
10% Mar 21
1,000
29
17V2
23
19% Oct
12%
28%
24%
13% Dec
20
♦12%
293/a
103
*102
103
24%
35% May 20
8% Nov
12%
29
*102
16%
I
11% Mar 29
103
12%
283/4
1013/4
1
27
96
80
*102
12 Va
283/4
7%
Inc
17% Oct
S
9,300
12
106
Corp
49% 8ep
Dec
1,200
29%
No par
Light Co
29
24% Nov
76
700
25
463/a
10
3VA%
14
6,200
12
5
class A
July 10
14
6 3/8
62
common
Fair
Food
30
Jan
Power
84.20 dlv
24% Jury
1
19
Feb 18
400
59
29
74
Corp
10
100
*61%
12
1
Jan
26
6%
6%
xlOl
106
Co
17
90 y4 Dec
6
29%
No par
26% Dec
Dec
*60
12
No par
common
28
17% Mar
6%
102
10
Carpet Co
31
19% Aug 21
60%
11%
IOC
preferred
Florence
16%
6%
29%
102
12.50
preferred___
Plintkote Co (The)
3
15%
583/4
1
National
84
15%
58
5
100
Corp
Jun
2
*57%
2
"Mai
13% Dec
17% Jan
21
61%
6%
Firth
7
Sep
16%
51,600
6%
First
30
32% Mar 20
18
May 20
6,800
16%
63%
4%%
23
Dec
28%
153/4
15%
15%
300
58
28
163/a
57
♦57
600
28%
6%
Corp
53,600
28%
15%
cum
Fawick
r tueiny Pnoenix
Fire Ins N Y
Firestone Tire & Rubber com_
30
47 V* Dec
34% Mar 13
13
Apr
*56%
58%
*57
56%
conv
Federal
Ferro
83% Nov 20
3
68% Mar
4
31
103
3,900
Federated Dept Stores common
4%% preferred
Pelt & Tarrant Mfg Co
26
18
3,800
19
Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp new
3
47
106
21
Jan
26% Nov
21
15
19
2
"
*38% Aug 29
2
17% Jan
100
18
37% Feb
i
Feb
15
19
50
**
28
Apr
28
3,600
15%
•21
1
e
76% July 21
56
Corp common
pfd ser A
8
21%
18%
15%
1
11
24%
7%
21%
15%
21%
23% Jan
233/4
7%
21%
7%
7%
21V*
29
28
243/a
233/,
24%
7%
21%
20% Sep
23% Oct
24 y«
7%
21%
2
12% Feb
243/4
7%
*21%
26% Feb
53% Nov
24%
20
21% July 20
22
16% Nov
28
Dec
23
149
4
Jun 27
67% July
2
41% Jan
8
26% Jan
22
2
13
Nov
28
4
96% Apr
7
Gotham
Hosiery
——No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
No par
5
54
55
*106%
107 Va
8%
8%
61%
61%
23/,
2%
106%
1053/4
105:,/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
59
60
60
23/8
2%
2%
54%
54%
54
55%
54%
106
59
2%
'106
-
.
8%
59
2%
—10
7%-
7%
7%
7%
City Steel common—12.50
6%% cum preferred
100
28%
28 %
28 %
28%
28%
23%
*28%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
20%
20%
20%
96 3/4
Union
Grand
Co
(The)
Granite
Grant
(W T)
3%%
Co
com
963/4
97%
96%
97%
100
1
313/4
32
32
32
*31%
32
96%
♦95
96%
No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop__No par
Gt Northern Ry 6% pfd
No par
Great Western Sugar com—No par
7%
100
Green Bay <fc Western RR
100
Green (H L) Co Inc
—1
Greenfield Tap
Die Corp__No par
Greyhound Corp (The)—
preferred
Common
4V*%
preferred
7%
5
common
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
82.25 conv preferred
7%
73/«
•95
15%
*38
96%
♦95
16 %
38%
16%
16
16
*38
•38
38%
14%
14%
143/8
53%
553/8i
18%
18%-
183/,
138%
138%
68%
*66,.
•39%
40%
21%
40
20%
138 %
138%
•66
21
-
j
300
107
83/a
23/8.
58%
800
2%
.
800
583/4
59
8%
■2%
6,600
7%
7%
29
28 3/8
28%
800
20%
20%
20%
17,000
97%
96 Va
96%
800
1,900
7%
1,500
32
32
32%
32%
*96
97
96
96
30
16
1,700
16%
*38
15%
163/g
*38
38%
33%
14%
56%
18%
16%
38%
*96%
53%
•106
•
8%
t
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,800
543/4
14%
553/4
96%
106%
55%
55%
5534
54
55%
10,300
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
138%
138%
'138%
140
140
67/
68%
68%
40
39%
40
39%
21%
21
21-
20%
..
39%
39,%
21Vs,v a, -21
12.%., /: ::12%
3
12%
12%
123/„
12%
12%
12%
•94%
95%
•94'%
95%
95%
95%
12%
•95
,
95%
t
M
90
70
67
100
5,000
140
*67
,
68 %
94%
40%
21
12%
95
.
;
-
40
1,400
1,600
30,400
1,040
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(152)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Year
Range for
1951
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Year
1953
NEW
Highest
23'% Apr
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Grumman Aircraft Corp
1
26%
27%
26%
l
7%
7:^
7%
37%
38%
77
77
19'/* Jun
29
27% Jan
9
10 % Jan
25
14% Jun
11
7
Dec
10
13 V* Mar 21
Guantanamo Sugar
9
25
Feb
20
38% Dec ,23
Gull
63
Feb
27
77
Nov'28
$5
46% Oct
16
58% Jan
10
33 % Oct
59% July
2
68% Feb
5
44
1
58 Va Sep
21
97% Jan
21'/. Jan
23% Jan
13
17
99
Dec
5
104
Feb
14
97
Dec
27
110
Feb
14
Jun
20Vu May 23
Gulf
Oil
1
Gun
States
Corp
103
7
$4.20
dividend
98-% Jan
2
106% May 20
$4.40
Dec
16
105
$4.44
105
Dec
16
Monday, January 12, 1953
.
27%
26%
8
37
PRICES
76%
•26%
-
37'A
*76
Jan.!)
26%
7%
the Week
Friday
Jan. 8
8
36%
Sales for
Thursday
26%
77a
37%
76%
SALE
Jan. 7
26'A
8
Shares
26%
8
4,600
12,200
37
37%
36'A
37%
76 Va
76 Va
12,500
8%
76 A
76
76
500
25
Utilities
3
May
com_No par
No par
preferred
25
28% Dec
Mar 26
Mobile & Ohio RR
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. (i
31% July 15
25
AM)
Tuesday
Jan. 5
,
Continued—Page 6
STOCKS
l'levious
f»r
Range
.
49%
50%
49 Va
49%
48%
49
com.No pur
Co
48%
27%
49 Va
48
27%
48%
27%
*102%
27 %
27%
33,100
27%
*27 Va
27%
27 Va
103%
2/%
*102',2
103 %
6,400
*102va
105%
105%
*105
106
105
105%
>105
105%
120
lOo-'A
*105
105%
105
105
'104%
105%
20
__100
dividend
preferred
preferred
100
105
dividend
preferred
100
"105
"102%
103-%
105
105%
*105
103
-102%
103
2
H
30 '/a Feb
28
33% Oct
19
50% Nov
30 % Mar 26
29
33% Dec
44
55
9
30'/a Jan
15% Apr
4
12'/a Dec
31
73% Jan
11
19% Dec
May 26
11% May 29
1
15 % Mar 14
Oct
84
68
2
Nov
23
27% July
26% Oct
11
139 Vu Oct
2
22% July
2
30
18
x5 % Dec
Jan
8
11% Jan
6% July 17
20% toov 26
8% Oct
27% Jan
30'/a July 30
82% Dec 21
37
Mar
6% Jan
Mar
8
32
41% July 13
Sep
14
22% Dec
22
36
Oct
1
17% July
62
Nov
120
6% Apr
30
2
May
7
34
Nov
3
5
38% Sep
40% Feb
1
23 % Feb
9
20
24
17
Oct
29
Feb
15
C6% Oct
31
79
Heinz
3
13%
*13 Vu
13%
*13 Va
13%
*68%
71
*68 Va
71
*68%
2.50
15%
*104%
30
105'%
145
Powder
54
51% Jan
9
53% Oct
15
21% Oct
22
26% Jan
7
4%% preferred series A
Hewitt-Robins Inc
18% Jan
6
14% Oct
Nov
16
% Jan
31
6
106% Dec
11
70
Apr
82% Dec
24i
Nov
12% July 18
18% Mar 29
17% Feb
13
14 V0 Jan
21
10
Nov
2
15
20
Dec
20
4
86
23
Aug 29
14
May 12
Hires Co
7
11% Jan
4
Hollander
1
Holly Sugar Corp common..
29% Mar 21
2
39
July 2
42% Jan 11
66% Jan
44% Oct
23
69 % Feb
2
50% Sep
30
66 % Dec
19
29
94 % Jan
2
12% Oct
24
Dec
26
29
15% Feb
17
20
37% Oct
16
20
84
Nov
5
105
23
Dec
Honolulu
Jan
42% Dec
32 % Mar 21
41% Jan 30
24
Jun"22
54% Apr
4
17% Dec
29
Aug
88
Nov
3
96
May 16
94
Jan
11
102
Mar 25
103
17
49
1
18
Dec
23
103 % Dec
99% Mar
107% Jan
20% Apr
12
July
Oct
4.40%
19
26
Dec
11
Houston
53V2 bct
30
85
Apr
14
Houston
16% Nov
28
24
9
Jan
65
3% May 15
9% Apr 28
52% Apr 17
2
19% Mar
13
5
Oct
3
20% Feb
26
12% Feb
4
28% Feb
14
16% Jun
16
4% tan
19
3
23% Oct
6
18
•
Jan
1
T.iiv 28
25% Aug
12
Hudson
4
20%
100
24%
1,500
a
21,400
20 Va
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
3,100
29%
x29 Va
29%
*29%
29%
800
88
29%
*85
88
*85
88
*32
32%
31%
32%
98 Va
*97%
98%
*85
32%
*32%
33
98%
*97 Va
98%
25
33
77
25
*97%
•%
24%
24%
*37%
38
*37%
25
38
*37 Va
400
25
2,800
38
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
13%
18%
74a
73%
74%
73%
74%
72%
74
*126%
127%
*126%
127%
12
7%
126 Va
700
5,000
126 Vu
*41%
42
41%
41%
*41%
*52%
53%
*52%
53 %
*52%
53%
24%
24%
25 %
*24%
30
42
53%
24%
24%
700
25
17
1,900
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17
8,800
73%
73%
72'%
72%
73
73
87%
*87
88
87
87%
88
88
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
22 %
*22%
22%
22%
16%
15%
22%
22%
22%
22%
10
10
10
10
10
10
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
*7%
7%
7%
7%
*7'A
30
*87%
88%
750
15%
15%
4,300
22%
22%
600
10 Va
10%
10
10
1.400
20 Va
Va
20%
20 Va
20%
3,800
7%
7%
7%
7%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
28
28
28'A
28%
28
38%
28 Va
39 %
39'A
39%
39
39'A
39
39%
38
Va
38 7 a
50%
50%
50
15,600
50%
49%
50'A
50%
51%
64
64
51 Vu
52%
4,400
63 %
com.—5
.,.
No par
*101%
..3
13%
50
*33
47%
63 Va
62%
62 %
101%
*101 %
101%
101%
101 V2
14 Va
13%
14 Va
14 Va
14 Va
14 Va
14%
33%
3,900
33'A
33%
33'A
33%
33%
34
24
34
1,100
3,600
47%
47'A
91%
*102%
103
*103
25%
.No par
47%
4814
& Manhattan
common
48
48' A
48
43
90%
90:%
92
92
99%
*98%
99%
99%
99%
70
103'A
103'A
40
25%
25%
3,500
67%
69
103'A
*102%
.
103
103
103
26
26
26
26
26
25%
25%
71
69 Va
70%
69
69
69
69
16%
17
17
17%
17%
17 Va
17 Va
20%
21%
20%
21'A
20%
21 Va
20%
21
414
4%
4'A
4%
4%
100
4%
Hudson Motor Car
Hunt
4% Dec
16
Hupp Corp
No par *
10'A
10%
10%
57%
57%
58
57%.
58 Va
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
—1
Hussman
10'A
57%
19
10'A
xl6%
12.50
Dec
Inc
,—6.66%
Refrigerator Co
4%'
19
19
4%
24
*18%
4%
4
19%
19
20
3,600
*19%
17%
700
20'A
20%
24,800
4%
4%
4,500
4%
11
\
19
11%
10%,
10%
58%
59
57%'
58%
5,000
16%
16%
16%
16%
13,800
19%
%
4%
4%
23%
*23'A
19%
19
1,700
23%
,
19%
1,000
4%
4%
4%
4%
14,600
f.23 %
4%
23%
24
10
91 %
16%
5%
1,000
*98 'A
70
25
62
101
*90
1
(Del)
62
*100
99
99
100
47 %
63
91%
*90
99%
61
1
Texas
700
13%
59
Corp
300
1,300
28
*101%
*90
——
7%
17
28
14
101%
,———100
17% Dec
24% Nov 28
11%
7%
17Vu
Co..
Foods
*11%
7%
74
66% July 31
3
11%
7%
*72
17%
*10
21
11%
7%
74
hvneum preferred..
.100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
par
.
11%
42
*52%
100
of
Howe Sound
6
Jan
Oil
1,200
36
20%
Finance common..No par
Stores
1,900
5%
*35 Va
No par
Co
Light & Power
Howard
5% Aug 11
8
May
i""-
24 %
5%
33
28%
common
preferred
24
5 Va
36
12.50
preferred
1
2
16% Aug 30
2% July 30
18% May 15
23
1,300
*16%
preferred
10
78
48% May 24
12% Nov 16
4%
Oct
IP-"- Nov
5 %
Household
T3%%
21% Jan
75
18 % Apr
8
50
29%
145
*27%
preferred
conv
105%
29%
10
$4.25 preferred
$2.25
104%
*138'A
2,400
.30
i.
Mining—
Oil Corp
Houdaille-Hershey
18
*
23%
5%
500
16%
237a
14.5
23%
13%
71
16%
105 %
29%
5%
13 Va
*69
16%
15%
—5
—
Hooker-Electrochemical
102% May
7
14% Nov 19
35% Jan
Sons
&
preferred—_—
Homestake
19
11% Jun
30% Jan
7
July 30
30% Jan
90
Apr
(A)
conv
*104%
*138%
23%
1
20% Apr
13 /«
69
36
5
4
5%
42
13 Va
1.C00
87
__10
.
29
33% Jan
,
Paper Co.:
(Charles E)
Oct
16
41%
Furnace Co
Sep 30
19
94
18
*126%
24%
i—5
_
x26% Jan
9
42% Feb
69
Corp
Hiride & Dnuch
Holland
3
52
Hilton Hotels
11% Mar 31
8
33% Dec
5
73%
-53%
17
22% Apr
23
41%
24%
*72
21
'18%
*52%
3%% preferred series A...... 100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)..No par
16% Mar
*37%
5
Heyden Chemical Corp common...]
22% Nov
33
74'%
127%
3,800
7%
25 Va
25
2,200
16%
29%
83
19
.50
7
17
Feb
74
*126%
14
27
22% Feb
*37%
*18%
26
9% Dec
28% Jan
*97%
25%
Jan
74
19% Oct
17% Nov 23
98%
24%
107% Jan
9
26% Oct
31
24% Jan
*S7%
5%
preferred
—100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
29
Jan
25% Mar
9% July 11
18
31
26
32%
51%
16%
11%
20 Va
33%
33%
50
10 Va
16%
105%
5%
29%
*33
.25
7
20%
*85
33%
51 %
*68%
145
*35%
29JA
88
No par
22
69
20%
29%
*85
No par
.
common
42 % Feb
104
20%
29%
15
preferred
Motors—
126% Dec
6
7%
10.
21
Mar 29
7%
..106
37 % May 21
28% Sep
26% Aug
7%
25
—
44% Mar 12
3
7%
5%
36
33%
51%
71
23%
11%
common
127% Mar 15
14
11%
5
3
Dec
11%
5%
*35%
100
_
21
49
*11%
5%
'
33%
*16%
16Va
29%
24%
36
—!
Nov
20% Jan
24
5%
Co
—
*104%
*138%
—2
37% Nov
120 % Feb
24%
104 Va
145
*35%
33%
16 Vu
30 %
133%
1
Co common-.
non-cum
Hercules
30
*33%
16 %
1
preferred
Hercules
104%
30%
24%
10
common
Inc
Glass
W)
16%
*138%
common
(G
1%
16%
pld—No par
com..No par
Corp
<H J)
3.65%
5
*13%
33%
.50
preferred
Helme
21% Mar 31
x78% Mar
Co
3%%
May 20
24% Dec
2
26
34 % Apr
16%
Marx
America
of
Hazel-Atlas
Hecht
100
30
21% Apr
52
10 Vu
preferred
Mfg
Jan
31
Corp
4%%
Hayes
32% Jan
51%
16%
100
26
90
52
16 Va
Co
Refrac
Industries
23
51%
No par
com
Co $4.25
Hayes
16
29% May 12
93 % Mar
4
Paper
A)
1
7% Jan
15
19% Jun
Feb
27
12% July
*33%
16%
100
Co
Schaffner &
Hat
33%
52%
16 Vu
preferred
Hart
July 29
28 % May
1
80
Sep 18
12
106% Jan
2
6%
*33
51%
preferred
(M
Harbison-Walk
4
36% Mar
9% May 20
8
97
94
26
23
6
13
21
30
Oct
Watch
conv
Hanna
25
Well Cementing—5
Printing Co
„_5
Oil
F)
Hammermill
5
Jan
29
11
Nov
34% Aug
5% Oct
Mar
28
4%
9
18
142
(W
Hamilton
19
Jun
107
21% Oct
Jan
33
x93A Jun
Feb
17% Sep
23
154
2
143 '/a Dec
Water
Halliburton
Hall
81
19
102% Jan
xl4
Hackensack
9
3
18% July 16
May 26
107% May
34% Oct
Dec" To
101
24
Dec
17% Jan
19
Feb
15 %
23%
23%
23 %
400
<
I
33% May 15
61% Nov 24
93
Nov
20
39% Jan
9
46% Dec
31
Idaho
6
Apr
54% Jan
29
75% Feb
8
88% Dec
23
Illinois
107% Mar
8
95
Apr
X35% Apr
17
19
6%
7
42% Dec
10
Illinois
50'/a Apr
17
4.08%
cum
preferred.
50
May 21
4.26%
cum
preferred
50
*50Va
50
*53
...5
8
32% Mar 15
39% Nov
45
52
Nov
19
47% Dec
1
8% Nov
23
28% Feb
Jan
2
45 Va Feb
23
13
x47 % Jan
8
75% Jun
Dec
29
12
36% Oct
1
16
62% Feb
20% Nov
90
8
26
101% Feb
25
15 Va Jun
28
20
25
231
Insuranshares
Ctfs
9
18 Va
May
1
23 % Jan
3
Interchemical
88 Va
Corp
May 19
3
Feb
2
Sep
10
37% Feb
3
10
44% Oct
96 Va Jan
15% Jun
186
8
87% Aug 15
31
12% Aug
9
45% Nov 23
86 y4 Dec
6
6% Nov
7
Sep
9
16
Apr
22
14
29% .Oct
22
Jan
31
160 % Jan
2
18% Dec
27
5% Jan
42% Oct
8
133% Nov
27
15% Oct
3
56% Jan
109
3
17
Feb
11% Jan
6
16
16% Mar
4
.
9 Va Oct
27
42 Va May
1
97% Jan
3
5% Jan
21
28
27%
8
36% Oct
8
33% Dec
18
15
Feb
20
10
24% Jan
8
30'/a May 19
July
5
35% Jan
31
8% Dec
1
30% Nov
8
24% Sep 28
20 Va July 9
Jun
129
Aug 15
22
19
26
32
40
61% Feb
Oct
1
July 12
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
26
Nov
13
8% Jan
2
25 Va Oct
25 Va May
16
24
Dec
28
22% Apr
17
25 Va Jan
Feb
5
26 Va Nov
12
39% Feb
139
Feb
7
22
141 Va Jan
13
1 ZO
>2
Got
4% Jun
28
8Vu Jan
18
3% Oct
20
18% Jan
4
5% Jan
22% Feb
10
197/a Jan
2
26% Aug
80 Va Dec
64
Apr
26
4
95
Mar 16
87
Dec
3
78% Sep
106% Jan
47
Jan
25
70% Nov
64
Mar 27
21% Jun
25
82 Va
2
64 Va Mr y
11
96
Feb
15
15
62% Feb
19
Sep
4
31% Jan
29
1
90
100
53'/a Oct 30
Jan
3
29 Va July
35% Nov
16
22
25% Jan
16
90 % Apr
Oct
31% Oct
30
38% Feb
5%
55
54%
55
55
56Va
56
95%
97
95%
95%
96
96%
161%
*159
39%
*4%
56%
97
161 %
55
-95%
161%
10
47Vu
12,600
26%
7,300
14%
*14%
14%
22%
22%
91'A
No par
3%
3%
No par
17%
17%
—No par
232%
*159
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
22%
22%
22%
22Va
91
91
91
*159
22%
92%
22'A
*91
91
14%
*14%
234
*3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
1,200
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'A
17%
12.1C0
228%
232
229
230
229
230%
3,000
32%
32%
23,900
165%
165%
24Va
24 Va
24%
3,600
38
37%
38%
5,300
230
24%
24 "A
24
24%
24
39
37%
38%
37%
89%
89%
89
89
89
89
90
220
90
2%
2%
*2%
2%
46%
47%
46%
47%
100
132%
132%
132'A
132%
15
_
Paper
preferred
10%
10%
common.—7.50
Shoe
No par
__
Utilities
conv
Corp
Coal
,—25
3.50'
common.
50c
1
l..
Co..
3%%
Johns
5%
55%
*55
38%
52
19Vs
51%
35
*33%
19%
No par
_s
Joy Manufacturing Co
7,400
17,400
102
9Va
8%
55
8%
54Va
.
*101 Va
8%
8%
55
54%
*53%
55
55
55
55
38%
3o%
38%
51
51 Va
51
51%
35
34%
34%~
19%
19%
53
35
*33%
20%
19%
29%
*31
31%
31
'28%
29
29%
*32
31
19%
*30%
38"A
51'A
*34
19%
102
200
8%
1,600
55
210
56
300
28%
51%
2,900
900
35%
M00
19%
59,300
1.8C0
29%
29%
29%
29%
29Va
32%
*32%
32%
32%
32%
28%
23%
29
29Vs
800
10%
10%
10%
11,000
31
10%
30%
30%
30%
30%
800
800
28%
25'A
28%
28Va
28'V
28%
29
28Va.
28%
5,100
25
.
25%
25
25VA
25
25 Va
25
25Vs
6,400
.29%
3,200
30
30
130
*128
5%
30Va
29%
130
4%
23
,
,
19'A
89
*86%
*82 Va
*98
*128
>
5 "a
4%
23%
*23
19%
18%
89
*89 Va
83%
82%
100
73%
74%
72
73%
58%
58
23%
24%
100
85
85
84%
1
36
36%
*98
58%
24%
%
102
38%
23%
10
*101 Va
8%
55%
38%
58
12Va
102
10%
83
Corp
10%
54%
40%'
100
Johnson
10%
53%
10%
83
590
10%
10%
*98
132%
54%
10%
100
132%
132
54%
29
*87
17,300
10%
28%
-29%
900
46%
10%
29%
*128
2%
45%
54Va
33
25
1,300
*2%
10%
*29
29%
91
2%
46%
53%
*32
10%
*89
350
10%
29%
19%
Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A—2
132
33
165%
54%
29'A
23
&
2%.
46%
132%
32%
5
-
.
2%
32%
19%
pfd—100
32%
165%
46%
29%
--29
23
...1
33
166%
56
38%
20%
132%
56
52
*33%
common.._No par
preferred
Manville
Johnson
Jones
Inc
56
38%
2%
46
102
8%
56%
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Co
9
56
.No par
Co...
53%
*101
*53%
•
—No bar
No par
10%
55%
102%
9
.
—5
pfd
55
*101
.
.No par
100
3%
38%
Packers Limited
3,200
92
17%
24%
,
100
22%
3%
39
100
14%
22'A
*91
17%
,
24 %
Jewel Tea
1.300
3,100
26Va
161%.
38%
L)
400
55
96
45%
preferred.
preferred
5,100
2,700
47%
*159
'
Sys class A..25
Minerals & Chemical com
5
Creek
8
39%
5%
26%
160%
32%
Machine
18
8
39%
*4%
165%
(F
2
39%
4%
33
Jacobs
21
39%
4%
166
Jaeger
71 % Jan
20 V8 Oct
82
99
8Va
39%
5%
32%
19
May
8
8
39%
4-%
26%
common.—No par
15.
78% Jun
8
39%
165%
$6
83% Dec
55%
33
Island
Jun
*53
47 Va
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
18
85% Dec 26
2
81% Jan
55 Va
27
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No par
Iowa Power & Light Co—
10
5
*53
5%
91 Va
Intertype Corp
30
39
240
55V8
39%
5
Rubber
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co..
31
100
52
47%
2
28% Dec
49%
*50
47Va
35
Sep
32"-July
8
*48
26%
International
29
49%
52
166
cum
5,800
*48
*50
32%
$1.40
40%
49%
52
27Va
3
Feb
40%
1,900
7.600
1,900
47%.
30% Sep
36
40%
.
83%
47'A
36% July 24
20% Dec
4
30
8Va
8
40%
44%
110
26%
International Silver common——25
7% preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
10% Sep
*53
40%
81%
*108%
48
1
Machines
International
4
8%
52
55
International
2
55%
40%
*48%
95
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com..No
par
5%
preferred—
100
Salt.
No par
47
*53
40Va
44Va
84%
165%
$4
Oct
55Va
100
Preferred
Jan
52
45
110
*5Va
International Mining Corp
1
Nickel of Canada com..No
par
12% Oct
50
*50
x40
83%
*108%
27Va
common
International
68
*48%
52
44%
83%
39%
Int'l
Apr
41%
50
45%
109
26%
preferred—
4%
•55% Dec
105
81%
47Va
Inc
Iron—;.
International
57
Sep
8% Nov
Int
6
May 29
36% May 16
27% Sep
xl9 Vu
14
45
109
100
7%
May 15
3 % Mar
40%
50
-
Int'l Hydro-Electric
4
44% Feb
33% July 10
13 Va Jan
2
1
21
45
20 Va Jan
Harvester
23
48 Va Jan
43% May 28
4
Int'l
Apr
23% Dec
137 % Aug
14% Jan
19
May
23
36% Jan
172
1
20
73
Business
4
73% Jan
2
Int'l
19
49% Dec
19
Interlake
Dec
8
Jan
24
41% Jah
2
Intercontinental
29
45%
85%
111
160-%
preferred
Nov
94
4
53
18
82%
*108%
20
Co
246% Dec
17
40% May
130% Jan
4 Va %
4% Nov 28
25
44% Nov
38% Dec
July 14
31% Apr
88 Va Jan
39
May
96
45%
85%
100
23
Steel
46%
111
No par
Inland
25% Jan
14
preferred
Inspiration Cons Copper
2
25
6%
9
29
Feb
preferred
cum
19
26
Jun
common—.No par
29
10% Jan
3
25
22
ser
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Electrica De
Mex, S A—
Industrial Rayon
1
Ingersoll-Rand common
—No par
29
164 % Nov
*109Va
14% Dec
30% Jun
31% May 24
96% Dec
28
Co
84%
A—.100
51% Jan
•
•
4.70%
5
20
Power
45%
common.lOO
pfd
Illinois Terminal RR Co
30
Feb
20
Co
conv
29% Jan
Va
179
8% Jan
64 % Aug
noncum
1
159% Jun
129
17
23
Co.
Central RR
4
5 Va Jan
199% Jun
41% Dec
Oct
41'/a Oct
6
29%-May
Dec
4
Power
21% May
11% Jan
Jan
2% Jun
8% Jan
81
15
12
Mar 28
6
155 Va Jan
5
29% Oct
11
55% Oct
52
92% Sep 26
108% May 18
45% July 2
18% Jun 29
53
Dec
33% May
1
4% Oct 30
1
8% Mar
71% Feb
109
52%' Aug 21
6'/a Sep 18
lT% Jan~16
18
152
15
53%. Feb
6
8% Dec
66% Nov 28
36
.
,
37
'
30
29%
130
*128
5 Va
5
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130
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130
5
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400
19 Va
19
20%
20%
21%
10,100
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87
87
88
88
23%
•
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79
81
99
100
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78%
100
90
79%
1,200
100
30
71%
72%
71%-
72%
71
72
57 Va
58
56
57%
56 Va
56%
2,700
23%
24
23%
24
23%
23%
85
54,600
84%
84%
84%
84%
84%
84%
290
37
36%
36 Va
36%
36%
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36%
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•
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4,700
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27
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29
Nov"~~5
For
40% Sep
13
footnotes
see
page
9
22,
17
38% Jan
3
42% Dec
18% Jan
24% Nov
16
43% Feb
13
x8
26
19% Dec
10
Dec
t
Kaiser Alum
5%
1
cum
&
Chem
preferred
Corp—.
(conv)'
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
1
26%
26%
50
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44%
10
8%
8%
'
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26%
26%
26%
26%
27Va
26%
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44%
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45'A
44%
44%
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8%
8%
8Vs
8%
8%
8Va
8%
8,100
1,700
'
7,200
Volume 177
Number 5185
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
..
(153)
Range
NEW YORK STOCK
RECORD
Previous
for
Year
Lowest
Range
Highest
23% Mar 30
for
Year
Lowest
26% Jan
5
87 Va Jan
2
96
103% Feb
1
96
19
108
5
Jan
95
Jan
15
Jun
29
75% Feb
Sep 21
15% July20
11 % Dec 26
70% Feb
28
4sO»UptMeieredred
4.oU|% preieired
Feb
6
72
Dec
28
Jan
5
34 Va Oct
19
32 V4 Jan
7
2
371/4 Dec
33% Oct
31
25
31
3
38
Dec
31
92 % Jan
100 li
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105%
105
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?°2
*105
26
15% Feb
6
9%. Feb
Jan
67 Va July
2
887/a Nov
14
68% Oct
36% Aug
19 Ye July
22
6
49% Oct
31
40 Va Feb
20
3
25%
29
20 Va
42% Mar 15
107% Dec
23
108
31
72
Jan
36
Jan
Nov
29
24
36% Jan
51
40
18
110
Sep
'
114
27
Keystone Steel
Kimberly-Clark
80
7
Oct
49% Jan
21
28
97 % July 30
34
Oct
21
39% Jan
9
50% Mar 25
39
7
317/a Jan
54% Sep
42% Dec
25
8Va Mar 13
9% Dec
1
5V4 Dec
8
7'/4 Jan
19
28% May
14% Feb
4
18% Oct
6
24
Jan
21
6
11% Mar
7
16'% Dec
12
26
2
51% Feb
9
28
21'/a Sep
72% Oct
28
56
Jan
19 %
July 27
87
Dec
8
17
2
16Va Jun
2
45
2
50
1
May
20% Apr 15
88
18
21% Aug
1'
8% Jun 25
1% May 12
26% Apr
15 Va Feb
19
Jan
2
14
72% Jan
30Va Jun 29
1
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Feb
19
21% Dec
26
2% Jan
4
Nov
5
17% Jan
29
$3
3% Dec
29
5% Feb
23
50c
70% Feb
21
81% July
13% Dec
18
16% Mar 28
21
Nov
17
25
x33% Feb
27
42%
36% Aug
10 Va Feb
7
26
Dec 22
79
Jan
3
61 Va Jun
4
184
Jan
23
160 Va Jan
2
Jun
2
69
407/s May29
15 V8 Dec 28
49
9
16
Oct
18
X81
2
48% Jun
30
21 % Dec
13
22
Jan
18% Apr
11% Oct
15
24% July
18'% Jan
27
x27% Nov
5
7
14 Va Jan
2
Jan
2
July 14
20% Aug
Jan
143
Sep
3
7% Feb
25'A Dec
5%
18
24 Va Feb
20
Feb
337% Aug
8
99% July
37% Oct
10
16
40 Vi
Oct
10
26
17
38
Feb
10
-
50
573
Dec
Jan
22
30
15% Aug 13
Apr
9
7Va Dec 24
28
4
485
Jan
16
6
Dec
31
20
Apr
18
13% Oct
8
8 Va Oct
2
2
29
56
5
M &
7
Jun
28
•
22% Nov
536
11% Dec
3
10
Jan
8
23
7
22
4%%
4% Jan
31
4% May
27% July
7
7
94
Jun
16
Dec
19
14% Jan
11
38% Oct
16
49% Sep
10
20
17
29
28
101% Ma
28
10
16% Feb
Jan
17
15 %
Aug
2
4
26
28
40
2,400
50%
23
*90
*53/8
55/a
800
20'A
20'A
2,200
15 Va
15%
15%
1,100
50%
440
15Va
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9%
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*48'A
23'A
23'A
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63%
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22%
63
63%
63%
64
64
25%
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26
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63
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92
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10
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23
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25,200
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14%
10,500
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15
21 %
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—
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100
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30
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30
17%
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5,400
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14,400
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70
%
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100
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100
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67 %
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79
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10
87
14 Va Jan
4
45
3
4
42
29
45
Jun
-
1
27
Oct
4
19% Jan
19
»
32% Oct
18
Feb
28
14% Oct
7
37 %Jun
Va Jan
15% Max 12
x22%Nov
7
26
22% May 25
4.25%
_
4
Mar 20
28
89 Va Dec
30
55% Mar
38% Feb
65
Nov
33% Nov
23% Jan
12% No v
34% Aug 11
19% Dec
51
2
31
Dec
4
31
45 % Nov
*
154
32%
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43
17% Mar
7
98'A Apr
71
Nov
28
56
Dec
1
20
17
31
3
83
% Apr
3
Jan
28
46
26 '/a Jan
7
15% Jan
21
22% July 15
28 Va Feb
94
Aug 19
2
Jan
14
26% Dec
24
16
8
12% Oct
64
2
Feb
9
47
Dec
10
50 Va Ms-r 12
9
15% Apr
16
21% Dec
9
39% Sep
101
8
22
16
Feb
8
13
22
Oct
6
35 K.l»n
22
12
Jan
$3
152 Va
154
97%
*96%
97%
43%
43
84 Va Jan
4
93 Va Dec
27
122% Sep
18
26% Jun
25
Jan
*42
43
.
.
13
28
Nov
7
33% Jan
23
31% Oct
17
22
Oct
15
56
28 V2 Jan
2
24
37% Dec
18
54% Feb
11
Jan
104% Jan
101
Dec
18
108
92
Nov
7
87
Dec
10
104 % Oct
92% Jan
3
121
2
101
May 27
Aug
1
101
Jan
3
108
Jun
25
104% Feb
21
91
Jan
14
97% Jun
106'A4 106'A
20
95 Va
94
Oct
2
91% Feb
105
23%
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20
Oct
Jan
6
8
18
28
8
Va
60
.
9,600
40
40'A
1,500
67%
*5,800
32%
;
1,600
For footnotes
see
page
22.
Sep
30% Jan
1
3
22
83/4
8%
3,400
24%
8,400
56%
56
24,600
55%
55%
55 %
55%
55
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87
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100
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15
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25%
25
11,400
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5
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41
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26,400
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100
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93%
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30 Va
110
31%
94
110
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260
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87
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100
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31
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28
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70
1,000
15,900
91
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100
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20
Utilities
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107%
5
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26
26%
26
26%
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10
Petroleum
1st preferred
Oil
8%
12%
94%
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8%
23%
*92'A
8%
800
3,400
23
12'A
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Midland Steel
139
9
24%
100
46% Dec
6
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12%
,—100
4
Oct
6%
22%
123/fl
preferred series
20
20
G%
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24
preferred series
39% Jan
8%
6%
.
24%
3.85%
131V4 Jun
6%
23
9
4.35%
4
73/4
6%
"
*6'A
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12%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
5
15,300
12%
31%
Linotype Co
48% Feb
7%
7%
4,200
21%
547
24
110%
common
South
7%
28
21%
*514
12%
31 %
$3.50 preferred
$4 conv 2nd pfd
Middle
26%
21%
25
110%
Merck
Miami Copper
Mid-Continent
7%
28%.
547
4,400
12%
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Co
28% Nov 28
21 Va
400
93/4
56
com
common
81% Jan
28'A
*514
—No par
—No par
Merritt-Chapman
360
8 Va
9%
24'/a
5
Mengel Co (The)
16
29
*8
9%
12%
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serles.No par
1947
Inc
85%
8 Va
9»A
21'A
23
9
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J
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547
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6%
4,700
25
common—1—
5%
convertible
Mercantile Stores
14
7%
6%
25%
12%
Corp common
No par
4'A% preferred (1st series)
100
Meivilic shoe Corp
1
..1
58% Oct
28
21
*514
25%
No Par
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
20% Feb
29%
18,500
56'%
Mead
12
853A
9'/a
20
13%
24%
1
Robhins Inc
31
85%
8
500
12%
5
No par
McLellan Stores Co.—
'
26
8%
22'A
*7%
*22%
9'/a
25%
44
131
50
•
fr,
Machine
7%
6%
25%
85
131
13 Va
8
547
11
*43%
.-No par
convertible
Mergenthaler
21'A
*514
23
87%
8.35
*
72 Va Sep
Sep
7i/2
*6%
12%
8%
28%
22'/a
12%
8%
8%
548
*22%
Co
VTrKpsson
May 23
109% Aug
2674 Dec
20%
*513
1
Corp common—.
preferred
22% Dec
142
1
common
common
Co.
*8
8%
29%
1
Porcupine
Mesta
8
8%
(conv)
Mcintyre
&
8
11%
44'A
133%
84%
86
29%
11%
*43Vt
*131
25%
25%
84'A
50
McGraw Electric Co
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
18
25%
10
Co
pfd
12%
25%
No par
11%
43
133%
12%
85%
No par
:
Stores
11%
43
*131
12%
25'%
5
L)
12%
85'%
No par
preferred
3%%
12 %
11%
43%
133
100
A—
Co
Corp
11%
43'A
*130
No par
series
McCrory Stores Corp
2
33% Oct
May 24
14
com
Corp
$2.50
12
Oct
Dec
5
Shirt :
cum
11%
43
133
Inc
preferred
McCall
11'%
43
*130
Chemical Corp
preferred.
Dept
McCord
25
5
20
22% Feb
27
6
common—10
100
$3.40 cumulative
13
21% Feb
27'
Forbes
conv
Maytag Co
30
19% Dec
26'A Dec
86
23Va Mar
May
7
26 Va Jan
26
&
Electric
$3.75
20
100
Mathieson
10
$3.75
72% Oct
25
Master
10
Jun
July 21
42% Dec
20
18
Apr
,
May
May
19
60% Dec
Working Co
(Glenn
20'% Feb
98
4
3
39%
9%
15%
*48
17%
preferred
49 Va
113
97
8
July 3
3
2
3
2£
40
791/4
Masonite Corp
2
106 Va Jan
2
Jan
900
1
Martin-Parry Corp
25
49% Jan
Jun
*15
5%
107 Vi
2
V4 Jan
19% Apr 27
45% Jan
39
15%
50%
15%
*48
17%
2
90
Apr'16
35
131
9%
49'A
*106%
33 % Jan
90 Va Jail
7
44% Jun
26
2fi
9%
20
157%
17%
13% Jun
29% Jan
21
r
49% Apr
27
Feb
20% Jan
Jun
3,400
54%
20'A
Nashville
Midland
Martin
31
91% Jan
13% Jan
43
8
23
101% Feb
Jun
Dec
2
53% Mar 15
9%
5%
20%
107%
28
171/4 May 12
38 Va Oct 30
Sep 12
Jun
87
16 V< July
9%
*5%
20%
17%
15
104 Va Jan
35
78
2
35%
54%
21%
__
9% Apr
21% Oct
19
23% Feb
2
29% Nov 21
47% Apr
351/8
54'A
No par
Market St Ry 6% prior
pfd
Marshall Field & Co com
4%%
preferred
L
9
25
21 Va
9%
*106'%
preferred
Marine
28
Oct
27
40
80
35%
8,100
29 'A-
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp
22
Nov
82% Dec
&
Manhattan
Dec
13
8% Jun
July 17
4% %
29% Jan
85
113
40
iou
Co
Trucks
57'A Jan
25
23
Jan
39
93%
21
preferred
22% Apr 24
10% Julv
2
-
5
18
54'A
40%
,
Mandel Bros
17
18
28% Oct
35%
53%
100
40'/a
*92%
pfd___
Mahoning Coal RR
Manati Sugar Co
July 11
12VaJan
27
29
6%
52 Va Feb
29:
Nov 28
Jan
14
Dec
11% Mar 18
38% Feb
45% Dec
35%
1%
Madison Square Garden.
Magic Chef
Magma Copper
r
Magnavox Co (The)
5
8
Feb
21% Jan
Dec
40%
93
53
preferred
B
M Wood
Mack
9% Mar 13
10% Jan
39
105% Feb
14
40%
93
29
a.....
'
8
May 15:
41
93%
5
28
4
88 %
1,500
80
2.50
90% Jan
28
23 Va Jun
700
26%
79
35%
14%
Macy (R H) Co Inc
Dec
xl4% Dec
26%
24%
357/a
54
23
100
30
Dec
22
26%
24'A
40
1%
Tobacco
31% Jan
11
July
26%
54
14%
series
MacAndrews
3
17 Va Jan
83
19
113
79
93 ^
14 'A
Lowenstein (M) <fe Sons Inc
4 Va % preferred series
A
Lukens Steel Co
25
May
135
19
25% Jan
Jan
Dec
*110
78%
39%
53i/4
No par
(P)
Louisville
30
15% Jan
45
30
29
26% Oct
15
Feb
July 19
16% Jun
113
24'A
401/2
13%
__—
14% Sep
12
14
7% Aug 25
7% Oct 16
17
18% Oct
6
84
11
42% Oct
Oct
24% Oct
13
12% Jan
:
12
2
Jan
NOV
Aug
4
128% Sep 10
2
103% Jan
52% Oct
91
3,000
*110
40%
25%
preferred
100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)„No
par
7
42 % Feb
May 21
.July 14
Jun
1,000
47'A
*26%
4914
7%
8
91% Jan
20% Feb
29
19% July 25
77/a Mar 23^
42
22%
46%
M
9V2 Nov 24
7Va Dec 31
87
59%
*22%
48'A
25
(The)
series
Lorillard
30
Feb
18% Mar 19
28
Jan
56%
22'A
47%
541/2
10
Co
piu
106% Nov 21
G7-A Dec
46
22
29
60
22 Va
79
94
1%
convertible
r-
158% May 24
41% Dec 23
9
53% Oct
17VaJan
58'A
24%
41%
par
24
20
-
29
1,400
26%
79
1%
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp
Loew's Inc
2
Dec
Jan
137/a Nov 29 '
37 Va May 17
128
Jun 21
10% Jun
33,600
15%
Lone Star Cement Corp
lo
Long Bell Lumber (Ma) A—_No par
Long Island Lighting Co com.No
7
177% Dec
107
5
Jan
33
43
Belt
3%%
31% Nov 28
39
26 Va Nov
17,900
26'%
79
1
Liquid Carbonic Corp
4
30
103
Aug
6,900
78%
5%
'
100
Products
Myers
preferred
Link
1
28
23 Va Jau
52% Feb
26Va Nov
,9
23% Jun 25
12VaJan
2
37'A
78
n0 par
2nd
Fink
.Lionel Corp
Lion Oil Co
14
59% Feb
87 Va Dec
36%
36%
79'A
40%
3
common
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
2
75% Apr
26
9
35
Dec
30 Va Jan
9
11
46'% Mar 17
1
Nov
Dec
4
170
93
4
74
14
16% Oct
66
25% Jan
28
30 Va Jan
48 V2 Jun
500
1
noncum
&
7%
26
101
30 Va Dec
36%
38
78'A
*23%
24%
preferred—No par
1st
Liggett &
25
xl2% Apr
33% Nov
102
7 Va
15
30
May 28
47% Apr
15% Jun
2
Jun
37%
37
no
20%
j
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
Life Savers Corp
29
15
13
19% Oct
28
14
Dec
Jan
19
Feb
14
Dec
Jan
76
25% Oct
23
20% Dec
38
173% Apr
43
21
147/8 Jun
143
37%
37%
*93'A
35%
5
Co common
Lerner Stores Corp
23
13
3
Oct
22
12% Jan
4,700
3,500
5%
No par
Co
noncum
Lehn
7
juec
Feb
May
27
2
Jaa
9
49
16'/a Nov
17% Jun 29
Nov
100
19%
93'/a
35%
9%
50
'Lehman Corp (The)
2
5
•
46 Va Apr
23 Va Sep
29
7% May
1
35% Oct 28
common——
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
18
Oct
27% Jan
73%
12%
20%
No par
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
'Lehigh Portland Cement
2
13
[~r,
(James) & Sons
22
39
Dec
*72
70
19%
41%
39'%
1,700
12%
541/8
10
200
90%
19%
92ai
355,8
£°Par
104%
89%
73
12%
99 v
26
*78'%
104%
89%
19'A
9Si/4
I Jl llv
*110 * 113 /4
113
*23%
78%
41V*
--—No par
Rubber & Tire
Jan
2
July
78%
tJ0
3.85%
16
IVj Dec
Lee
Lees
-
Jan
23
70
4
30% Nov 26
8% Nov
17 %
8
92% May 1
9% Dec 22
33% Jan
37 V2 Jun
22*1
"HO
26
99%
12%
**3/
49
preferred
Lane-Wells
30
26% Dec
Va %
73% July 5
17% May 17
27%. Sep 20
2
Jan
4
8 Va Jan
2
66
221/!
2,300
99%
105
89%
*72
SB SB
if
575/c.
49
99%
Shares
29%
96
b b
ss Sw
22
29%
*95
37
38'4
48%
rn
Bryant
3
20'/a July 11
39
12
1
8 V4 May
21% May
17
Dec
Lane
.
23
15 Va July20
47/b May 24
158
9°
217!
Laclede Gas Co
4
La Consolidad 6%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lambert Co (The)
25'% July 16
54 Va
16
15
11% Jan
11% Jan
10
20 V8 Jan
9
Jan
25% Feb
7;
65% Jan
:»*
58 Vo
_
100 Va Feb
13
Jun
*104'A
g
•
47%
Koferc-WT^
Kroger Co (The)
23
Mar
42 Va Jan
99%
105
No par
1
96
100
381,4
'110'/j 113%
26^ 26%
*23'" 24%
30
*104Va
No par
100
30
*95
30
the Week
Jan. 9
L
Dec
8
Dec
100
Sales for
Friday
Jan. 8
105
Co
Kre2(SH?*&
5
9
9
HVaJan
sf
(S
100*4
com
Corp
llforSerJed C°mm0n
Kresee
24
67/e May 24
22
Jan. 7
isb
38'/2
57%'
2.60
No
5
5% July
■
Wire
38''4
K,jrnyr/n?n^oCrm0n~%T---1
$5 prior preferred
par
27
23
Apr
21
&
Co—
Kln?Seel!>v Preferred (CUm)
Kinnev /r R?oP
19
Apr
35% Oct
C0°T daSS A~'
Land
3
Nov
8
county
12
25
56% May
May
i\ern
7
Jan
25
Jun
"class BayeS WhMl
9
26% Dec
2
70
July
91
13
42
71
^3s&>**t£L?==±!i
19
22% Aug
51% Sep
5
18% Jan
May 4
47% Sep 13
Feb
Mar
21% Feb
80
103
5
1
May
Apr 30
26
Nov
32
20
Dec
27% Aug 27
19% Jan 10
2
91
Jan
50% Sep
12
Dec
17 Va Mar 20
39
>J00
4
19% Sep
13% Dec
24 Va Jan
90
300
100
24
2
66
1
Jan. 6
*»''14
»* »*
»*
-viay
1
91 % Dec 31
Feb
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Tuesday
jan. 5
3
5
62
24
17% Mar
Dec
10o
16% Jan
8
Monday
n
Par
10
102% May 21
103 Va Mar 12
57
EXCHANGE
30% Dec
L0W AND IUGH
,
FxririvrJ
Highest
2
28
63
NEw4oRKKSTnrir
1952
28 V4 Nov
88 % Dec
Nov
Continued—Page 7
"*
1951
26'/a
25'A
66
25%
66%
8,600
65%
66 %
63%
65'A
63%
64%
63%
64
8,100
26%
9,500
No par
common
.
26%
27
t
26%
26%
5
44
44%
44'A
44%
100
134
134%
23%
134%
134%
lo
23 %
23%
23% *
26%
44 Va
134
23%
27
26 3A
26%
46%
453/4
46%
134'A
134'A
134'A
23%
23'A
23%
26%
45%'
134
23'A
107%
45
134%.
23%
20
3.200
210
2,300
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(154)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for
Range
Year
st0ck8
Previou
1951
.
2
107% Oct
29
17% Nov 28
Minneapolis & St Loula Ry__Nopar
23
19% Dec
19
Minn
45% Feb
14
62% Dec
18
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
117
21
Sep
20
54
May
4
30
107
Mar
7
18% Jun
29
27% Oct
is
83% Jan
2
93% Feb
14
3
24
16
80
25
Oct 28
Nov
19
116 % Dec
2
48% Jan
105
2
Jan
23
24 % Jan
2
91% Jan
30% Jan
17
$1.50
9
Dec
1st
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163%
3,100
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 3/4
61%
18%
61%
61%
3,700
61%
61
62
61 %
617a
61
61%
114%
3,800
114%
115
115
►113
115%
2nd
100
preferred
11
13% Sep
21
15% Oct
22
20% Jan
2
35% Dec
8
33% Oct
16
38% Dec
11
9
3% Oct
10
8% Feb
15
MissourJ-Kan-Tex
31
24
Jan
16
21% Apr
21
12
59 % Dec
23
24% Nov
31% Jan
7
14% Aug
5
18"% Jan
4
Monarch
Monsanto
16% Feb
10
0
2
13
Jan
2
15
Jun
29
12% Nov
27
1
107% Aug
50
12% Mar
16% Oct
4
20
30
109% Jan
2
21% nov 17
82% Oct
tMissourl
Mohawk
46%
103%
45
*103%
45 y4
103%
•113
45
♦103%
116
45%
443/4
103 %
103%
17%
18%
18%
183/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
87
88
87
87
87%
88
87
87
18%
•87
45
rr 5%
Pac
20
18%
18,300
120
88
"25%
26%
25
•25%
38%
25%
39
33%
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
38
38
33%
34%
33
34%
32%
33%
32%
323/4
313/4
32%
25%
•25%
25%
25%
500
25%
3,000
10,300
5
19%
193/8
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
36%
18%
37%
18%
37%
37%
363/4
37
37
37%
5%
37%
37%
53/4
53/4
3,700
5%
5%
5%
65%
67%
11,200
65%
100
6
653/4
5%
64%
53/4
65
5%
64%
pfd-100
20
51%
523%
48 3/4
51%
47%
49
28
28
28
28
28%
28%
♦28%
1.25
conv
13%
13%
•13%
Mojud Hosiery Co Inc.
13
13%
13%
13%
No par
16%
17
17
17
17
5
92%
93%
92%
93
92
923/4
8
Machine Tool—
Chemical
200
11,300
103%
10
Carpet Mills
Co
17
49
6,700
65%
64
643/4
9,000
50%
47%
49%
45,800
283/4
28%
28%
1.500
13%
13
13 %
17
17%
16%
17
92
923/8
91%
92%
1,800
1,100
10,000
27% Oct
8
28% Jun
30
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23
Dec
21
26% Apr
16
31% Dec
19
Montana
No par
30
30%
30
30%
30
30%
30
30%
30
55% Oct
22
67% Jan
2
No par
6,400
19
Montgomery Ward & Co
30 %
75% Sep
62%
63%
62%
63%
62%
63
63
633/4
24
2
18% Aug
5
16%
16%
16,500
16% Jan
12
61%
22% Sep
Moore-McCormack Lines
64%
16%
163/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
18% Feb
16
No par
"13%
40%
13
13
13%
13%
13%
13
3
13%
600
423/4
42%
43%
41%
42%
41
.—10
42%
403/8
41%
17,000
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
3,400
29
Morrell
Power Co
(John)
29
31% Jan
12
Nov
3
14% Jan
10
36
28
453%
•103%
com—No par
rr
preferred series a
9
9
73% Mar
24% Jan
11% Jan
1%
473%
103%
25
Light Co_No
Development Co
33% Mar 12
3
64
Mission
39% Feb
2
21% Jan
22
Minnesota Power &
Mission Corp
67% Dec
16% July
25
Mar 12
47
•103%
par
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
13% Mar
25
37
♦114%
116
1
conv
7
2
12% Nov
23% Nov
16%
18%
preferred
23% Nov
39
Shares
16%
100
32% Jan
Oct 15
Jan. 9
18%
No par
8
25
the Week
Friday
Jan. 8
163/4
No par
Minneapolis-Mollne Co common—1
$5.50
Sales for
Thursday
18%
$4 preferred
11
SALE prices
Jan. 7
1.50
Min & Mfg common
Minn
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 6
16%
$3.75 conv preferred
13
34% Oct
45% July
2
18 % Aug 15
Jan
Mar
Apr
Tuesday
Jan. 5
No par
Marie
28
29
30% July
73
39
s3
&
32'% Dec
29% Jun 14
Nov
107
101% Feb
Paul
St
33% Nov
2
25% Jan
29
Monday
Pat
26
37 m» Feb
7% Jun
stock
15% Oct
100% Nov
13% Apr
york
exchange
Highest
13% Feb
21% Sep
41% Jan
new
1952
Year
i
21% Feb
133/4 nov
for
Lowest
Monday, January 12, 1953
CoDtfauetf—Pagt t
low AND
21
56% July 17
8
13% Mar 28
24% Jun
Range
Higbett
Lowest
....
Aug
7
14
44% Oct
14
31
& Co
Motorola Inc
Motor
(The)
22% Jan
1
32
Dec
25% Dec
15
Products
Wheel
Motor
Corp_
5
Corp
27
13%
27%
•13
23
23%
223/4
16%
23%
7,900
16%
4,700
23
Mar
18
Feb
Mueller Brass Co
1
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24
22% May
29% Jan
25
1
3,500
20
Mullins
233/4
25
21% Feb
30% Nov
23
16% Jun
25%
253/8
24%
25%
243/4
25%
247/a
25%
24%
5,100
19
15% Feb
26
11% Jun
13 % Jan
26
Munsingwear Inc
25%
11% Dec
12
12
60% Dec
18
49% Dec
112% Jun
11
106% Oct
24% Dec
14
17% July
2
48% July 19
107% Sep
11
18% Jun
25
43% Sep
28
61% Dec
5
29
May
9
20
Dec
8
57% Jan
110
4
27
49% Feb
28
42% Mar 13
Apr
12
48
22% Feb
3
18% May
48
1
Aug 28
Mfg Corp
Murphy
Co
4%%
28
Nov
21% Dec
23% Feb
66
Dec
25
-5
c) common
(g
1
preferred
100
Murray Corp of America com
4% preferred
52% Feb
4
Meyers
1
22% Dec
1
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
100% Dec
18
10
20%
50
*46 %
_No par
(f e) & Bros.
24
493/4
•108
49
26%
12%
27%
12%
20%
50
50
♦108
49%
109
109
263/4
12
493/4
*108
27
12
49%
109
27
12
27
12%
49%
49%
•108%
109%
26%
12%
49
27
2,200
900
12%
49
•108%
1,800
109%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
47%
*46%
47%
47
47
♦46%
47%
*46%
47%
100
49
♦49
50%
•49
50
49%
50
*49
503/4
400
20%
20%
20%
5,400
N
17% July
51% Jan
2
173/4 May
2
79
Mar
9
60% Feb
20
Mar 15
31
37
Aug
3
15
7
31% Apr
11% Oct
21
16 3/4 Oct
12% Jan
15
17% Dec
163/4 Jan
2
21% Apr
36
Nashville
National
Acme Co
15
16% Jan
4
National
Airlines
24
20% Jan
8
National
Automotive
Jun
29
23
Dec
6
23% Dec
1
National
Aviation
12
353/8 Jan
12
293/4 Apr
23
35% Dec
31
National
160
Dec
27
1843/4 Jan
20
161% Jan
2
179 % Jun
18
7
Jan
2
14
Oct
25
8 3/4 Oct
21
123/4 Jan
28
National
Can
4 2 s/8 Jan
2
59% Sep
14
493/8 Nov
3
61% Mar 19
National
Cash
11 % Feb
24
93/4 Jan
2
14% Nov 25
National
City
13% Jan
7
National
Container
18% Mar 27
National
Cylinder
Fibres
Biscuit Co
93/8 Dec
11
Jan
6
2
14% Aug
7
13% Mar 26
16% Aug
513/, Sep
14
44% May 28
16% Dec 26
26% Jan
106% Oct
10
27
16% Jun
29
89
29
Oct
19
Apr 23
x10% May 15
133/4 Jan 14
*
Products
2
13% Dec
22
17% Jan
4
National
Department Stores
19% Oct
30
34% Jan
2
National
Distillers
16
1103/4 Jan
24
4
97
Sep
18% Jan
91
Jan
27% Nov
8
33'% Oct
19
31
185% Jan
4
165
Feb
12
156
136
253A May
2
17
23 %
July
98% Oct
4J/4%
$4.50
14%
14%
15%
15
15%
14%
15%
1
33
Jan
29
20
177
Jun
Lead
Co
preferred A
8%
preferred
20'%
19%
20%
5,900
21%
21%
21%
21%
21J/4
21 3/a
2,000
35%
35%
35'%
35%
35'A
35%
173%
172%
11%
ll3/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
11%
11%
25,500
56
56%
54%
55'%
54%
55%
55
55%
553%
553/4
2,200
14%
10
223%
23
22%
22%
50,700
99%
99%
9 9 J/4
99 J/4
98%
23%
99%
22%
22%
92%
.100
—5
100
34% Nov
30
30% Jan
34% Sep
22
43
53
Jan
3
27 5/8 Oct
35
Apr
National
5
85'/a Jan
91
May 20
90
101
Dec
15
Sep
253/4 Feb
108
2
19% Feb
Oct
11
101
17% Sep
10% Feb
17
11
14% Jan
18
18% Feb
Jan
334 Oct
14% Jan
2
7% Dec
19
9% Jun
25
15% Jan
2
15
23
2
23
Nov
14
6% Oct
22
273/8 July
3
7
Nat ional
5% Sep
16
Jan
8% Mar
1
10
Jan
3
Neisner
7
105% Sep
30
\%%
8% Jan
11
13
Apr
18
9vfl Jan
3
133/4 Sep
11
23
43% Jan
22
21
Dec
29
2
87
Dec
27
42% Jan
9
353/4 Dec
Feb
7
90 % Jan
12% Oct
24
12
Jan
30
20
84
Jan
2
102
103
Feb
4
45% Oct
20
25
23% Feb
17
113/4 Oct
16
2
82% Jan
24
66
38% Jan
12
31% Dec
23% o-t
17
18% Nov
11
Nehi
14% Sep
97
Oct
28 34 Jun
29
173/4 Jun
25
36% Nov
24
13
22% Aug
8
New
York
Air
New
York
Chic
156% Feb
13
100% Jan
9
183/4 May 10
143/4 Apr
24
52
Dec
26
15% Jan
10
41 % Jan
3
60
Dec
73
Jan
3
92
Aug
215
Jan
17
475
14% Nov
14
43% Jun
25
15% May 24
25% Jan
5
83% Dec
26
20 3/4 Jan
2
14
Apr
9
Oct
10
108
Oct
9
Mar 24
N
Y
241/4 Dec 23
N
Y New
59% Jan
17
46% Jan
2
63% Nov 25
22% Jan
9
18% Jan
293/4 Dec
28
x29
Jan
16
1
85% Jan
2
94
25 % Nov
Apr
3
9
24% Jan
28
Jun
6
29
7
26% Jan
30% Jun
2
99
Mar
35% Sep
S
Nov
26
5
76
Jan
79% Nov
85
30
94
Feb
May 21
23
82
Jan
92
3
102
Feb
6
86a/4 Jan
9
8 % Apr
18% Oct
Mar
88% Jan
12% May
Y
303/4
10,000
243/4
105%
105%
883/4
*88
25'%
25%
24%
1053/4
1053/4
105 J/4
40
25
4,400
1,000
17,400
63/4
7%
6%
1
103/4
13%
♦105
12%
No par
100
♦913/4
36
1
14
pfd_100
•92
10
1
common
5
No par
St.
Louis
54%
15
100
No par
common
preferred
RR
19%
7%
11%
14
7
11
*13%
106%
*105
7'A
11
14%
7
7
11
11
*13%
♦105
11
11
121/4
12%
12
36%
♦36'/4
37%
*36%
93%
*913/4
J/8
141/4
*14
14%
106'%
106%
12%
7
*105
lOG'/a
12'%
121%
37'/4
♦36'%
123/8
37%
103/4
*14%
•105
1,300
7
10,600
11
2,000
200
141/4
106i%
12%
12'%
363/4
363/4
8,100
600
93'%
91%
91%
91
91
*90'%
92
30
14%
14
14i/a
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
14,100
93
92%
92'%
•91%
541/2
55
55%
15%
15
*68%
69
32%
20%
54%
92'%
55
*S1'%
55
15%
143/4
15
14%
69
69
69
*69'%
32J/8
323%
193/4
20
*321/4
92'%
55%
15%
71
*91%
92%
20
543/4
55%
3,400
15
15J/4
6,100
*69'%
71
20
32'%
321/4
32%
32
32%
3,800
20
20'A
20'%
20%
20%
20%
7,500
283,700
22%
24
23'/4
24
23
23%
23%
24%
24%
25%
473/4
48%
47
48%
46%
47'%
47
47%
451/4
47
1063/4
106%
106 %
106%
1,900
16 J/8
163/s
153/4
16%
3,000
Co—
series A
Harlem
107
1063/4
15%
16
15%
•69%
73
107
*69
107
*1063/4
107
16%
*16
16%
72
•69
72
*69
72
6,300
72
*69
No par
♦89
92
*89
92
*89
92
*89
92
*89
92
50
►450
515
*450
530
*450
520
515
520
490
490
Co
Haven & Hartford Co_100
State
22%
221%
22%
22%
223%
23
233/4
100
series A
223/4
563/4
56%
56 5/a
57
56%
583%
58 3/4
1
15%
15%
15 3/8
15%
15%
15'/4
Electric
A
Common
343/8
34 y8
34%
Gas Corp—
No par
$3.75
preferred
:
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
Class
30
233/4
24%
19,800
60
59%
60%
5,200
15'%
15%
15'%
15%
800
A
No par
34%
35
35%
92%
91
91
273/4
27%
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
17,300
r30%
30%
273/4
27%
27%
27%
*27%
28%
27%
27%
900
82
*80%
82
92%
*91
92%
•91
35%
353/8
3,100
91
91
20
3.40%
preferred
100
*81
82%
*81
82
*80%
12
3.60%
preferred
100
♦87%
883/4
♦87%
88 Yz
*87%
88
87%
87%
86
86%
3
3.90%
preferred
100
•93%
94%
*935/8
94
93%
93%
93%
93%
92
92%
24
14% Sep
26
1
133/4
14
133/4
14
133/4
143/4
143/4
15
14%
15
28
26 3% Apr
2
19%
193/4
193/4
20
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
503/4
51
50%
51%
51%
513/a
♦25%
26
*253/8
Noma
Electric
Corp
Chemical Co
Nopco
29
x52 % Feb
25
46% Jan
2
Sep
18
52% Sep
8
28% Jan
13
25
17% Jun
25
Aug
8
261/4 Apr
16
193/4 Dec
31
19% Jan
2
25
Dec
29
16
North
19
13
15
17% Dec
8
83
Apr 28
Norfolk
Western
&
Adjustment
82
300
270
30,100
2,200
Co
503/4
51 %
51
19%
51%
26
25%
25%
•24
27%
*25%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21,400
16%
Ry com
preferred
American
*80%
21%
North
3
Feb
34%
28
273/4
Nov
Jun
5
343/4
♦91
98% Jun
44
xi33/4 Jun
30%
89
4'/a
York Shipbuilding Corp—
Participating stock
N
77
29
30%
*88
12%
Corp
&
Preferred 5%
2
26
8 3/4 Jun
30%
89
25%
105'/a
20
noncum
&
30%
New
13% Dec 22
Jun
Dec
$5
100
30%
*88
4%
Dock
13
303,6
31%
12%
York
86
*29 J/4
43%
New
14% Feb
493/4
30%
123/8
73
350
51%
*29'%
4 %
Brake
preferred
9
700
8,200
32'%
50 3%
30%
123%
Common
15
32
51
32%
51%
51
4%
32%
18
15 J/4
106
32%
*29%
12%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
6%
24%
106
*32%
4%
City Omnibus Corp No par
94% Feb
30
1,400
12%
York
673
52%
30
2,200
4%
New
25
85
Mining
Industries
Oct
2
32%
51%
30%
7 J/4
34%
12%
preferred
25% Jan
May
32 J/2
52%
90
7%
34%
4%
17% May 26
5
32%
51%
•68%
3
Dec
32%
♦30
100
15
101
144
7%
34%
12 J/8
Central
York
23
49% Dec
144
7%
34'%
4%
Electric System
30
23% Dec
144
7%
34%
12 '/a
preferred
Newmont
22
144
5
Newport
20
144
7%
34
170
4'/a
Inc
1
Oct
144
7'A
34
24,300
12%
100
7
17
145'%
7'/a
34
313/4
—1
common
4
34% Feb
*143%
7%
34%
31%
Co—.—1
Fibre
1
Inc
Jan
16
144%
7%
34
323/4
__No par
56% July
26
144%
25%
20% Feb
Sep
171
31%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
46
171
88'%
New
26% Jan
171%
30"%
Apr 21
26
32'/a
171%
88.%
England
25
31 'A
173
313/s
New
15% Jun
70
93
32
873/4
4
343/4 Nov
18,500
30%
preferred
4%#>
22%
*92%
•171
106%
75
July 22
21%
933/4
33
25%
New
17% Jun
74
1,000
22%
173
*1053/4
Bros
33/4%
99 %
22 J/4
92'%
87 3/4
Newberry Co (J J) common
98a/4 Mar 20
99'A
22%
93%
.100
Corp
Nesco
99%
22%
93%
*171
.100
3
13% Dec
32%
*983%
22%
com_.-10
Theatres Inc
10% Feb
33
8,100
93%
172
.—5
Vulcanized
104% Jan
32%
22 >/a
*92
172
preferred
National
11
92
Co common
conv
National
19
11 % Jan
10
No par
Natomas Co
Jan
16
No par
Ref Co
4
18
xl05
11% Jan
Tea
4 20%
109% July 31
7
343/4 Jun
—1
Corp
Supply (The) Pa
preferred
4J/2%
103% Nov
91
.100
B
Service Corp
Shares Corp
30% Dec
3,500
22%
2
7
59
13,500
25% Jan
19
59%
15%
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
Nov
59%
60
National
Nov
11%
16%
14,200
16'%
15%
26
20
18,609
11%
16%
59'%
31
83
14%
11%
16
153/4
24
2
143/4
11 %
16%
59'%
9% Jan
213/4 Jan
15
11%
16%
15%
40% Jan
8ugar
14'%
ip/a
16%
59
147% Apr
Steel
14%
113/4
16%
15%
15
National
14%
113/8
59%
23
National
13%
113/4
16%
15%
24
National
133/4
11%
16
59%
Jan
2
500
14%
7% Dec
313/4 Nov 24
8,000
172
23'%
30% Oct
May
172
59%
_
25% Jan
172
14%
17
9
172
23
26
16
173
14%
25
Jan
172
233/8
Jan
32% Feb
13%
173
14%
934 Jan
56
173
22%
40% Sep
8
19%
213/4
35%
5
Jun 25
20
21J/2
35J/s
29
25 % Nov
193/4
21%
8% Sep
43
20'/a
280
1,300
11,700
35%
30% Jun
Linen
14%
20
15,600
—5
common
7%
15%
20
22%
21%
.—1
Gypsum Co common
preferred
No par
National
18
14%
20
22%
35%
National
8
34
22%
common—3
Prod
pfd series of 1951
7
97%
34
No par
483/4 Jan
29
96
34%
—1
2
Jan
98
34%
._1
Co
3
21% Mar 22
97'%
34%
„1
Co
Gas
10
112% Oct
22%
99
345/s
No par
37% Oct
103
22%
*97%
343/4
.
Inc
Lines
Dairy
22%
99 J/4
34%
.100
Register
National
22%
98'%
._10
common
Corp
1
22 J/4
343/4
—5
Corp
preferred A
Dec
22%
99J/2
Inc..—1
2 3 34 Feb
165% Dec
134% Dec
60
.
1%
22%
99%
34%
.„1
—
x29% Dec
16
0
100
.—1
...
61 St Loula
Chatt
1
Aug
163/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
19,500
5,800
26
100
31% Jan
17
2
89% Dec
39% Oct
19
8
American Aviation
Northern Central Ry Co
•86%
87%
86%
86%
•86%
87%
86%
86%
35 % Mar
7
31% Jan
2
471/4 Dec
30
Northern
Natural Gaa Co.
70% Dec
46%
46%
45%
46 VA
45%
46
7
45%
45%
45%
45%
10,100
59
Feb
5
94% Mar 29
Northern
Pacific
82%
84
813/4
83%
80
82
80%
83%
79%
81%
50,700
Northern
States
12%
15,700
85%
190
76 %
July
Feb
13
753/i Jan
9% Jun
1
10% Dec
10
80% Dec
10% Jan
2
21
13% Dec
16
94% Feb
16
82
Jan
2
90% Dec
1
109% May 25
103% Feb 27
105
Jan
3
110
Nov
7
94
Jan
5
102
Nov
25
11% Apr 30
11 % Sep
9
15% Jan
7
16% Jan
31
25% Jan
31
x104
Dec
27
92% Dec
28
14% Dec
18
12% Oct
22
19% Oct
16% Dec
10
16
13
Dec
8
24% Dec
14
19
24% Sep
20
18% July 18
27% Jan 28
Norwich
33% Jan
39% Dec
Ohio
4.6%
12%
100
Airlines
Inc
85
100
preferred
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest
87%
•86
50
(Mlnn)-
$4.10
22
8
Pwr Co
Common
$3.60 preferred
$4.80 preferred
15% Mar 31
Sep
Ry,
•107%
100
*99
100%
12%
12%
85%
86
*85%
86%
*85%
86
85%
►107%
12%
85 %
109
109
•107%
108%
108
108
•107%
100%
100%
100%
123/4
*99
12%
100%
12%
•99
12%
123/4
108
20
101
101
90
1
common
preferred
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
6,700
10
13%
133/4
133/8
13%
13%
13%
14
14%
13%
14 VB
10,500
223/4
223/4
223/4
23
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
13,400
21
21%
21
21%
21
21
20%
20%
20%
21%
25
Pharmacal Co
2.50
3,600
O
30% Jan
2
98 «/4 Dec
26
86% Dec
27
43% Mar 29
19% Jan
18
May
33% Aug 20
110% Mar 12
99% Feb 27
57% Sep
10
19
22
Oct
10
2
20
Jan
8
2
II
Jan
8
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Common
100
Jan
14
88 % Jan
8
104% May 15
50% Oct
6
Co
common
12
preferred
100
3.90%
preferred
100
90 3/4
106% Nov
4.56%
preferred
100
105%
60% Apr
Ohio
27% Dec
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com—10
19% Dec
Oct
27
17% Jun
91
Dec
12
108% Jun
105
1053/4
38
♦104%
38%
105%
38
•105%
38%
106
38%
106
38%
81%
92
105%
81%
92%
92%
92
105%
1053/4
1053/4
105%
106
106
38%
92%
106
106
38%
13,900
%
66,600
*91%
105%
106
140
250
92
400
105%
*
2
Jan
38%
Ji
4.40%
17% Mar 13
22
38%
rights
106% Aug 12
9434 Apr 10
13
97
22
4%
Oil
Co
No par
preferred
Oliver
4%%
Corp
20
common
convertible
preferred
55
56
543/4
55%
54%
54%
5434
55%
53
54%
9,700
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
X26
26%
14,200
19
18%
18%
18%
183/4
*18%
19%
*183/4
.
*183/4
18%
400
16,200
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
141/4
14 y4
14%
14
14 J/4
100
94%
95%
94%
95
94%
94%
*94%
95%
94
95
460
Number 5185...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
(155)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
PreTloaj
for
Banie
Year
8TOCK8
1951
Lowest
Range
Highest
for
Year
Lowest
13% Jan
2
6
27
Feb
35
Feb
19
13
39% Apr 13
21% Jan 12
19
Jan
Dec
19
81
79
73% Feb
2
Aug
25
Mar 24
6
8% Apr
NEW
Highest
27
10
1952
YORK
STOCK
25
17% Sep
75
Dec
Aug
Par
89% Aug 30
13% Aug 28
27% Sep 11
41% Dec 23
Oppenheim
2
30
Dec
Outboard Marine
Feb
19
83
Jan
11
Outlet Co
24
52
Jun
11
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
69 % Sep
6
Monday
EXCHANGE
41 % Apr
33% Jan
16
85% Jan
23
Owena-Hlinola Glass Co
Fa hoe Products Inc com
12
5
Omnibus Corp
Otis
23
(The)
Collins
Continued—Page 9
LOW AND
5
common
93/4
10
Elevator
Tuesday
Jan. 5
10%
*25
HIGH
28%
10%
•25
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. (j
107%
10%
Sale* tor
Thursday
Jan. 7
Friday
Jan. 8
10%
10%
Jan. 9
the Week
Shares
10%
10%
10'%
28'%
*25
23%
*24
27%
27'%
27'%
100
5,300
No par
39 Va
39'%
39'%
393%
39
333%
39
39%
38%
39Va
4,400
2.50
29%
29%
29
29
28'A
29
283%
29%
29'A
29%
No par
&
2,800
*81%
82%
82%
83
83
Mfg
83
83
84
*82
84'%
90
5
47 %
47%
46'%
4 '17/a
46
46'%
46
%
46 %
45
45 Va
9,100
12.50
76%
77%
76%
773A
76
7G%
75%
76%
76
763%
4,900
12 7%
13
14%
11,100
Corp
P
21
16% Not 28
Mar 21
10% Oct 38
17% Jan
14
95
Nov
16
101% Mar
1
81% Dec
31
97% Jan
24
14
Dec
20
19% Feb
0
12% Dec
30
19% Jan
11
10
35
Oct
1
July 13
65
NOT
29
17% Jan
53
25 Y» Mar 22
38% Dec 31
51
63
Mar 17
Apr
6
44
Feb
11
35
16% Jan
3
25% Dec
27
25% Jan
37
34% Mar
Mar 18
2
28
Dec
30
30 % Dec
2
3
32% Jun 12
54% Mar
6
50
49% Feb
0
3
114% Oct
11
108% Apr 24
35% July 14
120 % Nov 26
*130 % Dec 27
151% Jan
30
132
2
145% May 19
29
6% Feb
14
5% Jan
2
8% Nov 21
May 24
22% Sep
19
17% Oct
18
26% Mar 15
9% Nov
7
Nov
103
Jan
4Y« Jun
17
9
8% Jan
3
4% Jun
29
Dec
6% Mar
Apr
24% Oct
7
8% Jan
7
4% Apr
30
13% Apr
Mar 15
40% Oct
9
it
6
X40
Feb
20
92
Dec
31
7
Jun
29
9
58 % Dec
11
5% Dec
13% Jun
29
7% Dec
21
21
28
ft
6% Nov 17
9% Jan
14
21% July 18
30% Mar 13
29
43 % Jan
Jan
Jan
1ft
ft
1% Nov 14
7
20
41% Oct 30
33
Oct
28
68
Feb
15
38
Jan
26
14
5% Nov 24
8% Apr 28
18% Jan
7
Dec
23
8% Jan
29
16% Oct
20
20% Jan
29
31% May 2
63% Oct 30
ft
35% Nov
17
72% Dec
9
5
8
21
14% Aug
15
33
62% Jan
10
Jun
25
16
Jun
25
8% Jun 29
34
Jan
3
100% Apr 27
17% Jan
10
28
25% Oct 28
105
71
Dec
11
Penn
67% Jan
23
34% Apr
Oct
21
8
NOT
14
38% Oct
2
31
Feb
6
12% Jan
19
56
Apr
13
105% Feb
9
22% Mar 12
1
3
8% Feb 20
38% NOT 18
101
Jan
2
19% Oct 22
16% Dec
19
&
2
7
23
22% Jan
2
25
8
103% Jan
2
112
Feb
9
Jan
17
100% Nov 30
110
Jan
4
XlC3% Jan
•
22
8
12
Apr
12
45% Nov
3
42% May 15
52
Dec
8
7
94
6
48% Feb
3
31
2
Jan
95% Oct
22
Jan
2
16
xl7% Jun
39
Sep
1
27
Jan
23
17% Jan
8
104
July 29
20
9% Dec 23
33% Jun
98
Jan
5
4
15% Apr 29
110
91
July
37% Jun
9
6
110% Jun
29
39% Sep
13
100
Sep 28
101
May 3
68% May 10
20
Dec
98
Dec
17
64% Dec
30
12
39
31
Jan
4
Mar
5
102% Apr
19 % Dec
8
24
4%
Hosiery
PiUsbury Mills Inc
106% Jan
28
46
May
17"% Jan
14
3
1
142
Feb
21
156
Aug 18
174
Feb
1
151
Jan
4
165
Aug 25
37% Jan
25
54% Oct
3
2
73
NOT
27
21% Dec 21
131% Nov 30
Sep
Jan
25
8
Oct
17
17
132% Jan
9
Jan
1ft
33% Jan
3
Feb
9
11
30
98
147
27
56% Dec
10 Vb Jan
12
21
Oct
16
70% Oct
30
85
Jan
17
Oct
23
80
Jan
17
25% Dec
23
68
20% Apr
129
Jan
18
31
25% Jan 21
145
Aug 27
series
14% Apr 12
36% Aug 23
11 % Jan
3
28% Oct
18
37 Ye Mar 15
40% Oct
24
55% Feb
Pond
20% Oct
15
15
Dec
22
15% Nov
30
14% Jan
7
10% Jun
29
16% Jan
17
9% Oct
83
27
41% Jan
17
31% Sep
80
11
Jun
62% July
2
16% Nov 23
Jan
29% Jan 31
62% May
11% Oct
34% July
12% Feb
19
9
14
13
Jan
22
18% Dec
4
16
13% Jan
18
9
35% Dec
15
8
69% Dec
11
27
65
Feb
19
25
30% Feb
19
84
26% May 24
79% Dec 10
21% Jan
2
24
May 24
92
Dec
18
30% Aug
1
91% Feb 13
24% Nov
27% Feb
107
Feb
8
17-% Jan
22
May 13
26% May 1
28% Apr
86% Jan
2
81
Jan
87
25
Dec
23% Jun
Sep
26% Dec
80
16
24 % Jan
13
24% Jan
21
92% Jan
~2
46% Mar 28
106
Sep
11
27% Jan
2
48% Oct
8
62% Dec 28
110
May 23
31% Feb
•
Oct
29
48
Feb
t
135
Nov
28
159
Jan
22
24
Jan
2
29
Feb
•
16% Jan
2
25% Oct
70% Dec
19
82
3% Apr
2
5
30
66% Oct
16
25% Apr 17
138% Jan
3
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
5%
5%
Poor & Co
Publickef
•4.75
18
1,500
34%'
34%
34'%
1,000
68 %
69%
69%
703/8
693/4
70
.69%
*11%
70
69%
69%
May 16
11
18
107%
52%'
30%
38%
11%
11%
41%
41%
105
*103
207/s
21%
Nov
43% Jan
21
11
69% Jan 23
110
16%
18
5
23% Jan
3
29% Nov 25
Jan
9
8iy2Dec
8
3% Nov 14
47/a Oct
9
106%
18
18%
36%
87
87
48
48%
100
No par
25
20 3/4
21'A
33'%
107
*24'%
*1093%
*97
*104%
167/8
33%
108'A
24%
110
98%
106
51%
2,690
51
30%
»134
38'A
107/a
42%
*103
20 3/4
17
17%
20%
17%
135
3,900
.39
39
500
39
11%
423/4
105
203/4
17%
33
10%
*41%
*103
20%
17%
30'%
11%
42%
20%
17%
4,300
32%
27,900
107%
1063/4
39%
40
39%
40%
39%
39 7%
21,500
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
5,700
23%
1,400
24
24
108%
109%
*95'%
983/4
♦104%
106
*23%
*108
*95%
106
24%
109
983/4
106
30%
23%
108
*95%
♦105
107
108
"20
23,700
18%
17%
18%
34%
357%
87%
863/4
863/4
47%
48%
47%
47%
46%
473/a
46%
47
99 3A
99%
101
*100
100
99
99
*96'%
99
*19
20
20
20
19
19
*18%
19%
100
*96
100
*96
100
*96
100
62%
11%
*10%
36%
*36%
1017/8
*100
19%
19 Va
*103%
11'%
36'%
100
19
37
100
19'A
29%
29%
29 3A
15%
*150%
15%
154
164%
*164
55%
55 %
8%
21 %
*72%
72%
237/8
*145
31
*12%
31
44 %
15%
18%
89%
*10 3/4
36%
*100
19
61%
11
61%
*10%
62%
11
36%
37
37
101%
101
101
19
19'/a
19%
*104'%
*10%
36%
101
19%
40
100
6i y8
21,400
11
363/4
101
800
110
19'A
1,800
29
2,100
♦104%
29%
29
♦87,
97*
89%
*87
89%
•87
97
♦97
98
97
97
58
58%
58'A
573A
58%
2,000
15%
1,400
29'A
293/4
29%
58'A
15%
15%
15%
89'%
10
300
15%
15%
152%
*152%
156
*152%
156
•152%
*164'A
165'%
*164%
165
164'A
164'A
30
55
55'%
54%
55
54%
55
54%
543/4
5,100
8%
9
8%
9
8%
87%
4,400
207%
8%
213%
21'%
21%
*72%
72%
72%
153%
20%
21%
21%
20%
73
72'/a
72%
72%
72%
*72%
723/4
71%
72%
71%
713/4
71%
91
20%
24
24%
♦145%
150
•146
147%
31%
30%
31
30
12
12%
12
12
•12
31%
303A
31%
30%
30%
30'/a
45
45%
45'%
45%
15%
15%
15%
45%
15%
♦45'A
15%
15%
15%
18%
18%
18%
18
18
18
18
103/4
24%
60%
165'%
15%
152%
73%
150
*96
*164
8%
8%
61
*104%
*104%
>
29%
62 3A
*96%
110
100
*98%
*96'%
99
17,000
10,300
101
20
*96%
170
106'%
36%
*100
500
98'A
18
61%
700
4,100
32'A
99 3A
63%
56,100
105
99%
*96
800
30
106 7/a
23'%
♦145
31%
31
12%
24'/a
150
10%
10%
10%
103A
10%
35%
35
35%
*34%
68%
67%
68
67
23%
24%
146
156
74
20
6,300
130
71'%
1,100
24%
3,400
146
70
29%
2,500
*12
12%
300
303/4
30
30%
6,500
45%
45
45%
900
15%
157/a
1,800
18
18'A
6,100
30
12%
29%
33,400
10 3/4
11
35%
34'A
34%
♦34%
35%
67%
67
67%
663/4
67'A
7,300
14%
15%
14%
15'%
33,800
10%
11
300
5
15
15%
14%
15'/a
14%
14%
81
82%
81
813A
81
81
813/4
400
No par
com
preferred
29%
34%
83%
26
267%
27
29%
29%
29'A
29%
293A
29%
293/4
293/a
293/a
3,500
34%
34'A
34%
33%
343/a
34'A
34%
34%
34%
3,100
*83'A
833A
10
of Colo
No par
& Gas com
preference com__No par
preferred
100
100
preferred
(The)
203/4
11
*41%.
*103
51%
134
33
*35
67%
cum
11%
42%
105
39
52%
30%
1353/4
107
32%
107
1
Inc
38%
135
35%
1
No par
51%
*30%
*863/4
58 3A
com
52%
30%
134
18
58
No par
_10
124,900
87%
58
Co
4,000
23%
35%
58
1
32%
23
17%
i
100
32%
23%
35%
96
pfd
33
227/a
*86%
18'A
96
100
32%
22%
23%
36'%
*87
No par
107 Va
33
87%
177%
96
No par
*106%
32%
35%
No par
10
28%
*86 3/4
88
100
•27
98'%
*98%
98%
*19
*107
163%
11%
413A
105
88
*95
No par
No par
No par
100
No par
common
Quaker Oats Co
4
Jun
37% Feb
*105%
347/a
100
Power
35% Jan
148
24% Dec 18
24%
1
9
33% Aug 11
5%
24%
3
Pullman Inc
Pure Oil
11%
41
*103
38
32 3A
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
Apr 28
38
513A
30'%
135%
40'A
dlv
4.70%
134'%
32%
prior
Industries
Serv El
51%
*30
39%
25
$1.40
23'%
32%,
100
4.08%
32%
23%
40% *
preferred
Pub
500
5,900
*107
4.32% preferred
3%%
11%
32%
107%
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
10
11%
32%
*107
32%
32'/a
6,700
11%
32%
107'%
135
11%
33
'v
*107
23%
11%
323%
18
107%
32%
113A
33
18
*107
No par
7,900
18
*34%
28%
100
57/a
18
34%
preferred series A„50
cum
5%
6
18
343A
32'/a
Gamble
&
5%
17%
34a/4
40%
class B
conv
5%
17%
343A
No par
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
Procter
53A
17%
34
33%
Pocahontas
Potomac Electric
4%%
53%
17%
*27
.
Creek
5%
400
2,300
13,000
34
28%
34% Dec
109
106% Aug 11
28% Jan
2
7%
*27
Public Serv Co
27% NOV
39% Mar 20
7%
28%
31% Nov 26
27y«Aug
6
103% Nov 20
102% Jan
41% Apr
7%
108 %
Plymouth Oil Co
28
4
8
43
0
*27
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The)
1
Plough Inc
;
5
10% Jan
28% Jun
13% Jan
7%
108%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com__
5% preferred class A
17
Feb
8
100
guaranteed preferred
25% Apr
67
8
(conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—
2
4
34%
8
34%
28%
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
31% Jan
46% July 2
15% Jun 28
43'A
34
8
*34
*27
Chem Co com__No par
21% July 17
3
42'%
34%
8
16%
Consolidation Coal Co
1st
13,200
43%
*34%
7%
33 %
preferred
$4.80 preferred (conv)__
5%%
2,800
8
1
convertible
7%
4,200
2%
34
44
9,200
31'A
323%
No par
28%
240
13,200
23/a
31
*11%
2
1
28
27%
4,100
2%
8
5
Inc
Oct
152% Dec
28
31
11%
No par
Pitts Coke &
17
44%
2%
34
X43'%
com
preferred
Pitts
433/4
30%
32%
5
Pitts C C & St L RR
26
34%
2%
11%
5
21
Nov
27%
27%
2'A
7
8%
32%
common
13
62
27%
30%
2'A
32
100
29
1
14% Dec 24
28%
34'%
6%
337/a
23%
Phoenix
$5
2%
l
series preferred
Pltney-Bowes
27%
*34
7'/a
8
No par
Phillips Jones Corp com
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
$4
67/8
7
10
preferred
3.90%
95% Feb
Feb
2
7%
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
37% Jan
Sep
Jan
6%
100
110% Jan
Dec
8% July
7
5
common
1
22
18
6%
25
preferred series A
8
156
70% July 24
7%
5
preference com
Oct
42% Mar 17
7
12.50
85
6
Jun
July
96'%
44
common
24% Oct
25
16
148
51
80%
No par
& Co Inc
91
110% Jun 29
19% Jan 22
33'%
78%
96
100
14
Nov
*38'/a
81
43%
Corp
preferred
Corp
3%ft>
33%
96%
337/a
Phlla & Reading Coal & Iron
Philco
*38%
80
100
20% Feb
38%
96'%
preferred
90
*38%
81
4.3 ft
36% Nov
38'%
97
4
3
39,200
80
99
2
100,400
10%
96%
111
2
2,900
53/4
9%
97
111
15% Jan
9%
5%
81
*98
83% Jan
*9%
5%
10'/4
97
100
26% Jan
9%
5%
10'A
79%
100
108% Mar
9%
5'%
10'A
*38'%
preferred
conv
9%
5%
10%
97%
33%c
Electric
*9%
5'%
80%
2.50
Brewing Co
2nd
4%
9'A
10'A
38%
No par
Corp of America
(Chas)
53%
97
No par
preferred
Petroleum
9'A
10
793/4
preferred
13
11% Dec
*38%
S.8*
19
Sep
9%
4.4%
27
Dec
*9%
|l
95% Feb
54
15,200
6
27% Dec
98
24%
24
2
28
24
Oct
13
39% May 24
24 Va
May 15
81% Dec
95% Feb
23%
99% Jun
20% Jan
12
233/4
5
Co common
4%%
Co
13
233/a
No par
Corp
13% Mar 15
24%
5%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk
Phlla
95% Feb
23%
30
Phelps-Dodge
93% Jan
24%
117% Dec
44% Jan
105% Apr
23% Jan
15
7
11,400
*38
31
19
8%
_50
33% Dec
16
8
100
41 V8 Dec
Mar
8%
10%
Light Co
3
20
8%
53/3
RR
May
104% Jan
8%
24%
No par
No par
Apr 17
107% Jan
8%
100
2
6
8'A
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
117% Jan
28
7%
18
29
July 11
7%
40% Feb
Pfeiffer
Dec
200
1,140
7%
52
Pfizer
14% Dec
141%
134%
2
91
*140
10%
Pennsylvania
42% Jan
S3
140%
*30
Jan
S
140'%
5
106
56% Mar
140'%
10
xl 15
17% Jan
ll63/8
140%
100
17
Jun 29
ii5y4
141'%
1
preferred
29
93
116 3%
141
Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
18
13
116%
116%
141%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
31
26% Feb
116 Va
116%
140
5
22% Dec
Dec
116%
38%
116
15
103% Dec
91
2,500
116%
common
33
Nov"14
30
29,400
3,800
267/s
preferred
Power
19% Jan- 25
30% Oct 30
105% Sep
39
57%
26%
Aug
145
40
170
2,800
38%
Sand Corp com
Pennsylvania
46% Aug
2
Glass
23
46
28%
57'%
Coke Corp
Dec
29% Dec
28'%
1
Co
Cement
24
X124
28%
39'/a
Corp
Co
&
33% Dec
18
283/4
283/8
100
Penn
108% Feb
29
283/a
28 3%
27
Transp
Co
5
Dec
&
Penney (J C)
5%
50
57%
__lo
prior
conv
4
13% Dec 26
35% Nov 26
25% Jan
11
493/4
27
Inc
Penlck & Ford
Penna
50
57%
No par
Airways
Petrol
Peabody Coal
Jan
34% Mar 27
121% Aug
5
*49 'A
38%
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Coal
50
100
Transportation
Penn-Dlxie
♦49
27
com
Car-.
&
17% Feb 27
10
111
29% Jan
Davis
26% Feb
23% Sep
29
22
50
38%
Parker Rust Proof Co___
18
11
Oct
7
Dec
62%
57%
Paramount Pictures Corp
& Tilford Distillers Corp
Utah Consolidated Mines
5%
62'/8
100
Oil
18
Sep 28
130
Teleg
World
Parmelee
62%
26%
4preferred
Parke
*61
38%
2%
15
300
39
62
57%
28 %
16
39
*38
♦60
387/a
33%
Oct
1,500
*38
39
63
57%
2%
6% Feb
14
27
27%
16
83%
57%
32%
19
111% Jun 29
&
Motor
Panhandle
13%
*82
*13%
263A
preferred
Amer
14
83%
13%
38 y8
57%
preferred
4%
383%
13%
28
1
Dec
27% Apr
26% Jan
Telep
Packard
28'A
*82
13%
57%
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common.4
Pan
♦61'%
13%
13%
83%
133/a
26%
1
11
112
6%
38%
39
39
•82
No par
1
23% Jan
5
25
13%
No par
Corp
Park
15% Mar 16
29
Electric
28%
123A
83 %
13%
50
Park
27% Mar 10
16% Jun
&
28%
♦82
16
29
24% Jan
Lighting
13%
83
3% Jan 21
25
Dec
Gas
Panhandle East Pipe L com
13
29
Pacific
10
Pan-American
22% Jun
19% May 24
102% Dec 10
Corp
12
64% Apr
12% Jun
11
51
Apr
29
74% Jan
*50
41
83% Dec
25% Jan
No par
10
100% Jun
41% Aug
2nd preferred noncum
33% Jan
2
21% Feb
62%
2
9
10% Jan
Dec
34 % Dec
30
12
59% Jan
39% Sep
8% Jan
*61%
Jan
63% Aug
3
No par
12
4% Jan
6% July 31
noncum
preferred
16
93
57
39 %
common
Oct
33% Sep 20
2% July 2
40% Jan 11
39%
Pacific
11
Feb
10
Pacific
20
10
13%
Pacific Mills
NOT
62
May 24
40% July 10
19
39 % Dec
104% Jan
21
31% Jan
Jan
7
*9% July 18
25
17
23
13 %
conv
Pacific Finance
17
31
*81%
5
1st
24
31% Mar 27
x49% Jan
i27/8
100
cum
Pacific Coast Co
Oct
49
No par
preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
4*
conv
(The) com
5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
*101%
*107%
41%
63%
*108'A
33 %
83'%
*83'A
83 3A
83%
*83'A
26
*25%
26
25%
25%
♦25%
27
26%
27
26%
27
27%
102
109
427/8
643%
109
33%
27%
102
109%
42%
273A
102
109%
43
27%
273/a
*101'A
102 %
109%
42%
109%
43
267/a
27%
101'A
43'A
64
61%
63
109
*108'A
109
•108'A
32%
33
32%
33%
25%
27
27'/a
63%
33%
81%
101%
*108
*108%
62
109%
43%
62%
109
32%
813/4
83
83%
110
•253/a
25 y8
600
263/4
26 y8
15,400
27%
27'%
6,200
101%
101%
*108
42%
180
109'%
300
43'/a
9,200
9,300
61%
6l3/4
108%
108'%
100
32%
327/a
1,600
7,100
27%
28%
27%
28
143%
143%
144%
144%
143%
143'%
70
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25'A
25 Vs
25%
900
27%
28'%
71,700
273%
28
273A
♦143%
145
♦143%
25%
*81
28%
145
27%
28
R
3
Nov 28
33
Jan
2
4
72
of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO
Pictures
8
3% Jun
9
88% Jan
3
97% July 18
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%ft
18
40% Mar
ft
48
Raybestos-Manhattan
see
page 22.
18
4% Jan
11
Aug 29
1
1
Corp
Jan
5% Feb
103
For footnotes
Oct
Radio Corp
45% Oct
May 16
87
11
Mar 6
pfd
100
No par
283%
29'A
28 3A
29%
28%
29
28%
29
♦78%
79%
783/a
783%
78
78
78
78
78'%
600
4%
4'A
4%
4%
4'A
4%
4%
43/a
4'/a
41/4
57,700
37%
37/a
4
3%
3%
37/a
3%
33/4
37/a
16,600
3%
90
91
44'A
44'A
♦90
91
90
90
♦90
92
45
45
44
44
•43%
443/4
•78
90
•433A
90
110
443A
400
19
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for
Range
Year
STOCKS
Previous
Range
1951
Lowest
Dfcc~24
37%
Feb" 13
32% Feb
24% Nov 24
8
16
NEW YORK STOCK
1952
Dec
19
4
9% Sep 15
25 V* Feb
4
36% Sep
12% Dec
30
34% Dec
22
Reading
1
24
35% Aug 22
44
Feb
Feb
20
41% Dec
Dec
14
37
Feb
3
30% Jan
15
35% Dec
Dec
19
19% Feb
7
11 % Feb
11
13% Jan
8
36
4%
Jun
29
20% Feb
1
18% Jan
25
21% Jan
5
13% Oct 30
'
July
1
17% Jun 26
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Jan. K
Jan.!)
.
34%
34%
34
35%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
34
34
33%
34%
34 V4
1,800
12%
13
12%
34 %
13%
12%
13%
13%
13%
12%
131/4
62,800
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
33%
337/a
32%
33%
4,600
.
7% Dec
12% Feb
31
5 % Dec
8
28% Mar
5
9% Aug 21
54% Dec 15
13% Feb
Feb
2
25
9
14% Jan
90
64
52% Sep
7
30% July 24
Reliable
10% July
7
Reliance
S
23
58
Jan
26
21% Jan
2
17
22% Sep
2
7% Jan
10
Jan
8% Oct 28
40%
40
*39
41
100
35%
35%
35%
35
*33%
35
35
35
300
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
*11 %
12%
12'/4
121/4
300
19%
19%
19%
19%
'19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
15%
19%
15'%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
No par
50c
17% Oct
16
19
98% Dec
90% Feb
17
18% Jan
3
3
16% Jan
9
13% Jan
19
22% Nov
*39
40
*39
40%
35
6 % Sep
3% Nov 10
5% Jan
35% Jun
111
100
24
11% Sep 21
49% Feb
29
July 19
27% Jun
25
6% Jun
40
15
38 % Jan
25
Jan
25
16
108% Jun
24
28% Jun
16
35
5
5
13
48
Oct
172
Feb
32% Jan
2
43% Dec
Mar 31
40% Jan
5
47
45
83
Dec
13
23
Jan
2
16% July
31
Apr
93% Jan
100
31
2
3
20
Aug 30
15% Jan
11
23
34% Apr
62% Sep
10
4% Aug 21
26% Nov
8
45% Dec
98% Jan
108 % Mar 19
32
16
10
Oct
5
6% Oct
18
85
29
107
23
x99
35
5%
54
*188
36
5%
54%
198
35%
5%
35%
5%
*7
41%
7%
42
Rheem
23
4.50%
4
Jail
22
Rohm
Oct
35% Nov
Feb
6
54
23
31
24% Apr
16
32% Oct
8
28% July 31
31% Dec 23
6
22% Apr
x60% Feb
17
71% Oct
27
75
Dec
St
30
Apr
5
320
May 11
205
Feb
8
312
Dec
11
148
Jun
11
150
Oct
7
175
Dec
5
18% Sep
10
16% Jan
9
24% Feb
6
89% Jun
12
98
4
97
11
24
Dec
31
13
Nov
17
18% Jan
2
31
23% Oct
29
33% Jan
2
49% May
1
87% Oct 30
19
19
21% Jan
9
■41% Jan
59
Sep
21
27
102
Feb
20
Mar
59
Dec
Apr
99
Nov
1
108
Jun
11
1021% 0ct
23
105% Jun
July
2
38
Jan
8
29% Oct
30
35% Jan
30
83
Dec
26
95
Feb
7
85
Feb
13
29
107% Dec 28
123
Jan
12
103
Oct
89Va Apr
116% Jan
16% Oct
3
2
15
101% Nov 13
Mar
2
14 % Jan
5
104
102 % Jan
107
26
14
75% Jan
47
Jun
29
68% Dec
20
67% Jan
17% Jan
3
21% Dec
12
19 % Jan
Mar 14
103% Sep
May
30
24V2 Dec
1
3.35%
3
Seagrave
8
19
Nov
19
18% Jan
15
23% Dec
2
16% May
11% Jan
9% Oct 27
7% Feb 25
14% Jan
29
13% Dec
29
;
Dec
4
14
Oct
9
20
6,700
No par
79
preferred
Oil
Oil
99% Dec 20
25% July 12
66% Mar 22
-
80% Apr
22% Apr
40% Jan
3%%
7
79% Nov 23
10% May 24
8% Jun
25
64% July
44%
43%
44%
42
43 Vb
42y2
43
40%
42
102%
102'%
102%
103%
102*/-.
No par
Pen Co
—1
15
Corp
72%
10
25%
*25
73
7iy4
*102%
10
25%
9%
9%
9%
*25
25%
*25
102%
10
4,300
17,900
2,700
102%
102%
80
9%
10%
4,000
25%
25
25
100
42% Jan
Southern
.
8%
5%
29
Mobile
17% Oct
9
11% Oct 23
16
Jan
17
Spalding
7% Jan
29
6% Jan 29
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
33,900
83y4
84%
83%
84
83
83%
4.200
35%
36
36
36%,
36
36%
36%
37
36%
37
2,100
15
15%
15
isy8
15%
15%
15%
14%
15%
9,800
5814
58'4
15%
57%
*57%
57%
57%
58%
58%
*67
100
1
17
2
9
63% Nov 18
73
Jun
13
5
25 % Feb
26
34% Dec
8
8
22% Jan
2
28% Dec
11
2
92% Apr
20%
37]/8
18%
*139
6 %
37%
57%
Co
*67
69
69
67
68
120%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
37%
36%
18%
37%
36y8
36%
36%
36%
18%
35%
36%
18%
142%
6y4
,
*138
6
37%
6
18%
J
18%
*137
142
*135
6
6
€
11%
12
11%
12
11%
52
*51%
52
*51%
52
*51%
51%
51%
40
*39%
37%
37%
51%
40
37%
51 y4
*39%
37%
51%
40
50
*39%
18%
200
120
1,200'
45,900
4,900
141
€%
12
6,300
11,500
52
51
2,400
40
37%
37%
37%
6,500
39,800
16
16%
16
16y8
16y8
16
16y8
16
16%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29y2
29%
29y2
29'%
29%
3,400
45%
46
45
46%.
44>4
45%
45%
45%
44%
45%
42,800
78%
80%
18,500
78
78%
16
80
81%
79
79
77
77
*77*%
78
*77%
& Bros Inc
1
13
13
12y4
13
12%
No par
5%
6y4
6
1
*7%
7%
7%
lloy2
*105y2
lloy2
48'4
48%
54
54*4
100
*99
100*4
1
19%
19%
1
41%
42%
48
54%
*99
-18%
41
79%
78y4
6
7%
*105V2
50
L
77%
78
6%
No par
6
common
preferred
* 7 Va
*106
48 %
46%
54%
54*/a
100*/2
100
19
18%
42
41%
78
12%
6%
7%
lloy2
47y2
54*/4
78%
78
80
77
79%
78%
77%
78
78
77V4
77%
13%
13%
*77%
12%
13
6
*7%
*106
46%
54*/s
6y8
7y2
lloy2
47
54%
6
7%
*106
46%
53y2
6
7%
1.000
2,200
40
1,900
8,600
300
110 "2
46%
54%
1,500
840
100
*99
100*/2
'99
100 %
160
19
19
19'/8
19
19%
3 500
41*/2
41%
42%
41
41%
6.900
10,500
2
8%
8%
8*.4
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
(stamped)_No par
*65%
66"
*65*%
66
65*4
65%
*65%
66
65%
65%
120
5
pfd
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31
30%
31
30%
30%
4,600
No par
27%
28
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
7.600
87%
Square D Co
-Standard
*39%
18%
141
12
100
4.50%'cum preferred
$4.50
37%
5%
*67
No par
(Del)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common
Conv
40
51%
18%
*137
stk tr ctfs
Ohio
(A G)
52 J/4
187/8
142
6Vs
68%
25 V2
Railway common—No par
preferred
100
&
58V4
69
20%
.7.50
Elec—No par
&
Gas Co
noncum
4.60%
»
*39y«
5
Gas
Spear & Co common
May 16
Feb
(The)
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Chemical Co
9
30% Dec
26% Feb
1
*67
25
Edison
Sparks Withlngton Co
19
3
300
7,300
4,000
85%
25
Natural
Pacific
26
12
41%
32
42
100
California
Indiana
23
45 */4 Dec
*40%.
31%
20
preferred
Dec
10% Jan
41%
11%
Nov
7% Nov 18
*40y2
*51%
76
9
40%
12
20
7
40%
52
48% Feb
26% Jan
40%
11%
South'n
57% Jan
40y2
51%
23
103
41
*51%
477/8 Dec
17% July 18.
31% May 1
31%
50
16
Dec
31%
10
preferred
Southern
9% Jan
30%
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
South
49
31%
3
84%
pfd—100
23
103y2 July
30%
3
41 y2
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
16
3,600
30%
3y8
31%
42%
South Amer Gold & Platinum—
5%
3
84%
Solvay American Corp 4%
.
5
3
41%
12
16
9
*25
10
79
84
15
Dec
99% Jan
10
*78
25
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Co
83% Dec
Mar
44%
102%
preferred
80
96
40%
preferred
3
81
39
40%
Smith & Corona Typewriters-No par
18
66% Nov 29
19% Jan
2
21% Nov 24
38
41 y4
No par
G)
Co
4.20%
3
Jan
13
39y4
40%
79
No par
Jan
14% Feb
39
41%
Sinclair
65
36% Oct
39%
40y4
*77
-
*40y2
66
0% Jun 29
39
41%
79
No par
9
5
39%
40%
*77
Simonds Saw & Steel
9
13
79
39%
41 y4
30%
10
Mar
*77
39%
40%
1,000
No par
Simmons
7
Feb
29% Feb
*77
39%
1,400
3,100
75% Feb
105
preferred
Mfg
38% Oct
26% Jun 29
79
No par
common
(Frank
78
*14%
1
Corp
cum
-80
No par
Gas
&
Steel
Dec
23
9,100
20,100
30
Feb
170
3,100
24%
11%
26
52
80
112%
12%
10
57% Dec 31
24
23%
22
52% Nov 24
*79
110%
11
Nov
16
24%
113
12%
21% Apr
21
80
24r%
23%
28
28
79 Va
*79
112%
24%
11%
Southern Co
Feb
*14y4
79
112%
12%
Southern
Oct
24%
23%
19
6
,
112
24%
81
2,700
11%
16% Nov
38% Apr
79
113%
_30
105%
12%
38% Nov 20
100
*104%
23%
May
34
Apr 14
12% Jan
2
6
80
15%
105%
3%
Sep
6% Dec
4
110
15%
*104%
2%
21% Jan. 14
20
*108
15%
105%
3
143
Nov
110
15%
11%
Smith Alexander Inc common
47% Dec
81
*108
15%
*104%
3
Jan
9% Oct
82%
24%
109
xl5%
*
2%
45
101
82%
*'79
113
24%
109
16y8
105%
5
16
30
24 V4
109y2
.15%
86%
Silver King Coalition Mines—
39
Jan
*107%
*104%.
16
*85y2
16
14
May 24
108%.
10
86%
10,100
10
5
*85%
12%
17% Mar 12
41% Nov 23
86%
14%
23
77
*85%:
5,000
23%
38% July 24
4
86%
31%
17%
Jffti
Aug
*85'%
31%
70%
Dec
5
86%
10
31%
I4y2
12% Dec
5% Jun 25
31%
17
69
75% Mar
31%
69
52
64
31 y4
102%
14%
45 % Jan
46% July 2
63% Nov 27
*64% Sep 12
2
13% Jan
31%
2,600
102y2
17%
50% Dec
22% Aug 30
31'/b
104
71
5
2
*102y2
104
14%
8
18% Jan
"*102%
104
70
Aug 28
9
108V2
*102y4
31%
17%
9% Jan
28
*85%
104
56
92
14%
73
35 % Mar
31
55%
17%
52 % Jan
12% Dec
*102%
,
27
*90
71%
17
32% Jun 26
10% Jun 29
24,700
92
11%
3
38
27%
57
"
92
170
14%
19
18
27%
57
*90
,/*90
94
70
Dec
Nov
27y8
57%
27'/2
*92 %
12%
15
8% Jan
27%
57
27%
94
17%
53% Jan
46
27%
27%
*92 %
23%
Oil Corp
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (A O) Corp
124% May
4% Feb
6
4.400
No par
'
16% May
143% Sep
1,200
14%
115%
July 16
102% Jan 26
2
24%
14y2
79
10
3
4% Apr 24
7% July 2
24%
14%
115
'
111% Apr
24ya
14%
94
11%
$4.25
48
63% Nov 20
11
24%
14%
105%
79
18
21
24%
14%
*92%
17%
Jan
19% Dec
24%
14%
4y8Jan
6
25% Mar 15
24%
14%
72%
49
Nov
92
24%
14y8
23%
Sheller
19% Aug 27
32% Oct 15
92
24%
14
15
x38% Nov 18
53
92 V2
24
12%
15
5
50
37,600
12%
17% Dec 23
19
19%
17%
July
23
302
11%
2
Feb
19
14%
32
94
*290
*147
17%.
May 27
80% Feb
19%
23%
2
25% Apr
37% Sep
—
15
Aug 27
21
310
17%
2
Dec
19%
14%
28
60
*147
19%
1
8
75% Nov 16
19% Jun 25
*290
__
1
17
11% Oct
314
19
92%
15%
Corp
Feb
32% Mar
2,100
Sheraton Corp of America
Jan
8
74%
13
Shell
6
5
73y2
23
35
23% Feb
74
11%
$4.50
Mar 15
2
39% May
73%
6,609
Dec
3
21
42,000
23%
87
3% July
Dec
19%
700
31%
73y2
*147
__
27%
30
12%
(W A)
29% July
15
'
19%
27 y2
31%
11%
Sheaffer
2
32% Mar 28
*147
19%
27%
31
23%
Shattuck
29
Sep
*275
*280
„
27%
31
1
May 28
10% Sep
8
29% Jan 29
8% Jun
77
314
312
41%
27%
1
Shamrock
107
12% Jan
17
73
*104%
common
Sharp & Dohme
95% Oct
30y8
74
5
Inc
10
Mar 14
27 %
30%
73'%
Servel
481/2 Jan
75
27
29'%
74%
380
1.300
300
7
38% Oct
27
31
73%
40%
10,800
Nov
5
27
30%
41%
14%
37
10
27
41J/2
89
59%
9
46% Sep
42
105%
59
49% May
53% Feb
41V2
88 J/2
105%
59%
25
8
42%
34
88%
14%
Sharon
11
41%
34%
105%
79%
5
41% Jan
*34% Jan
43 %
88%
105
58%
30
13% July
10% Jan
42%
34>/8
88%
79 %
Dec
5
34%
105%
*14%
42% Jan
17% Mar 19
34
88 %
105%
88 %•
14%
43
12% Sep
34%
105%
88 %
59%
16
23% July 31
65 % Feb 27
11,900
33%
89
59
20
2
34%
34%
6,800
14%
Oct
Mar 15
1,400
21 %
59%
33
Jan
600
14%
59%
31% Feb
23
5934
14 3/8
*14y4
9
51
*58%
14 %
14%
13,
11
21 %
593/4
14%
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
31
82y2 Nov 26
28
213/s
*58%
14%
60
50% May
x8% Feb
21%
69%
14%
14%
36% Sep
x96% Jan
21
59
59%
2
9
20%
14%
5
32% Jan
Jan
20%
59%
14%
105%
100
Co
&
29% Jun 25
12% Feb 19
31% Aug 10
70% Sep
6
1,100
9,600
20%
105%
com——5
Corp
Roebuck
90
108
10%
No par
Sears
68% Dec 22
21
9%
59
88%
—100
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
2
10%
14%
1
10
10
20 3%
100
62% Dec
8% Dec
101
105%
1.40
Co
103y2 Apr
16% Sep
96% Nov 23
128%
*98
*98
10%
60
corn—No par
Line RR Co
13
Jan
127
101
101
9%
5
preferred
Air
29
37
131
130%
*98
100
75
Mar 13
*127%
129
10
10
preferred
50% Feb
68
2,300
100
preferred
conv
preferred
12% Feb
May 25
6,400
39%
No par
—25
15
4
19%
39
100
preferred
18
4
200
19%
39
28
57%
14
23
38%
16%
91%
Feb
July
38%
1 a%
38%
57
Seabd
38 %
500
38%
91%
Seaboard Finance
1,700
6,300
19%
57%.
(The)
7%
383%
92%
Co
5,300
7%
1
19%
101
100
63%
26%
38%
130%
19%
62%
26%
19%
9%
300
6.. %
26%
38 3%
*98%
*147
27%
63
19%
130%
5
340
40
*38
400
3,300
19%
10
100
26 %
18%
101
100
27%
90
106%
20%
9%
100
*88%
=•106
13,300
19%
*98%
34 y8
89%
106
3,600
41%
55
7%
.131%
5
*47
6,500
7%
7%
1
20%
41'%
55
55
195
7%
20
14%
7%
*26
63%
26
100
*59
53%
20 %
20
40
27 %
27%
11,500
38
57 %
58
Nov
*38
19%
38%
131%
*91%
22% Jan
8
40
19%
38%
No par
31
11
20%
*38
89%
10,803
5%
5188
41%
106
200
36%
5%
55%
114%
35%
205
40%
89%
s113
7%
*47
106
26%
114
7%
41%
10
25
16% Jan
*88%
106
193%
21
55%
*195
55
21%
—20
1
12% Dec
Oct
*47
7*4
No par
51% Jan
74
40%
62%
preferred
Elec
55%
*25%
5
4.40%
May 21
117% Dec 23,
54%
*194
204
7%
7%
27
No'par
4.30%
5%
7%
common
Paper Co common
Scranton
9
36%
5%
64%
1
Scovill Mfg Co common
86
73% Dec
Sep
89% Feb
35%
5%
25%
Paper Co common
3.65%
35%
5%
90%
$4
30
31
*112,%
7%
Louis Southwestern Ry Co
Scott
114%
35%
106%
$3.40 preferred
21
56,200
25%
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
8chenley Industries Inc
10
94
47%
63%
series A 5%
noncum
46%
7%
Joseph Lead Co
5%
May 29
17% Jun
Feb
22% Sep
Mar 30
x88
St
47%
25%
(Jacob)
St Regis
47%
65
7%
St Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
3
Apr
11% Jan
5,500
47%
25
50
Typewriter
Co (The)
Preferred
11%
63%
Safeway Stores compaon
4% preferred
4%% conv preferred
26
11
26%
No par
Corp
Ruberoid
21
10
11 %
263/s
series A
Co
*88%
8,100
u
*112'%
55
106
3%
11%
26%
Metal Works Inc.
Art
Ruppert
26
99 y2 Feb
107% Nov
Haas
90%
107
3%
98
46%
.
*47
*96
11
54
54%
*190
200
7%
7%
40% " 417/8
55
9.9%
No par
No par
El
&
*86
1
Co,
preferred series A
Royal
65% July 15
17% July 18
9
&
Gas
89%
107
100
Corp
preferred
Rochester
25% Dec
7
*47
100
series
Robertshaw-Fuiton Controls
25
3
84
Oil
Nov
24% Jan
99% Sep
35% Oct
series
3.60%
Anteiope Copper Mines
Robbins Mills Inc common—
2
2
17% July 10
31% Nov 24
10
Ritter Company
5
29
10
preferred—100
1
10
Manufacturing
29
29
May 23
No par
2.50
No par
Common
19% Oct
29% Feb
Sep~18
convertible
5%%
\%
101 % Jan
9
Brass—:
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Ronson
29% NOV
7
89% Dec 20
13% Jan
48%
113%
15
2
41
47%
113%
40
17
87% Dec
47%
113%
23
Jail
Nov
11%
Apr
18% Feb
10% Apr
20
11
103
54
122
11 %
1
17
205
10%
47%
113%
convertible
3
21
Jun
3%
29
May
Oct
57
3%
Nov
63
21% July
3%
9*/a Dec
12% Feb
••f. l93/4
3%
155
3
57
13,300
3%
Roan
2
4
13,300
19%
50c
Richfield
3
Apr
22%
19%
7% Sep
29% Jan
47% Jan
8% Jan
41
21 %
74% July 9
27*/a Dec 10
110
*96
80
11,500
20%
27
160 % Aug
9H/4
19%
21%
53% Feb
19% Dec
19
20
12
48% Jan
191/4
21%
Jan
17
59
19%
20
33
16% May 2
33% Jan 16
*58i%
19%
21%
14
35% Dec
58 %
19%
Nov
5
58
21%
4
99%
58
21%
Preferred
23% Mar
19%
8,100
20%
Preferred 4.50%
24
19%
200
12
19%
3%
25
26
9
*96
19%
100
29
11%
21
30
Dec
39 % Mar
19%
6
29
*96
Dec
47
Feb
19
*5%
12
20%
107
17
20% May 29
26% Sep 13
50c
6
29%
11 %
21
3
Feb
4
*57%
*5%
*28%
11%
100
2
42
34% July 12
58
*57
6
29%
.
19%
3%
Jan
20% Jan
(J
92% Apr
58
common
101% Jan
5% May 13
18% Dec 16
21% May
Oct
58
6
*28%
20%
28
2
100
series
Reynolds Metals Co com
22
Jan
10"%
25c
pfd 3%%
Revere Copper &
Rexall Drug Inc
2
4
11
1
1
10%-Jan
41
50% Apr
30
242
31
Jan
19
67% Jan
23
21
36
Jan
2
Oct
31% Dec 26
28
12
6% Oct
Sep
11% Jan 29
28%
10%
preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A
100
3
Dec
6%
28%
1
$1
31
Jan
6% Jan
July 29
13
66% Sep
*7%Nov 28
Xl01% Dec 6
47% Dec
115
9
8% Feb
240
37% Oct
*5%
29%
10%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
10% Mar 29
6
6%
10%
900
1,600
Reo
24% Nov 24
5
118% Jan
34% May
28
139
,2
9% Jun
*5%
*28%
5
common
$4.50 preferred
Motors Inc
11
11
10
No par
Corp
Mfg Co
Remington-Rand
19
3% May 21
8% Jun 27
'
Conv
16
Apr
22% Feb
6
2
Jan
iey8 July
10% July
Stores
8,600
*35
Reis
22% Aug 30
Shares
35%
12%
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
the Week
34
5
Reeves Bros Inc
SALE
Jan. 7
*39
50
Reed Roller Bit Co—
22
15% Jun
2nd preferred
Hosiery Mills
IUGH
Wednesday
32%
5 V
noncum
AND
Jan. 6
34%
Co
Real Silk
Monday, January 12, 1953
.
34
25 \
common
50
noncum 1st preferred——50
4%
19
13
$2
.
c»»tin».d-Pa£e to
Tuesday
Jan. 5
1
Rayonler Inc common
9
30
17
Par
preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co
33% Dec
37
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
24% May
33%
Year
for
Lowest
Highest
•
LOW
.
.
Brands
Inc
com
8%
8%
l
80% Jan
14% Sep
13
86%
*86*4
87%
87%
87%
87
87
2
18% Oct
28
Standard
T
No par
Products Co Inc——1
86%
12% Jan
29
16*4
17%
16%
13% Feb
1
17%
16%
16%
10% Jan
16%
16%
16%
3
16%
18% Nov
26
7,500
2
78% Feb
18%
18%
18
18%
1
17%
18%
18
18%
74% Jan
17%
2
Stand Gas & Eloc Co com—No par
$4 preference
——Nopar
17%,
12,600
107%
108%
108%
6,400
For footnotes
see
page
22.
3
110%Nov 21
$3.50 preferred
Coll
106%
87%
108
.
107
107%
107%
108%
108
110
^
Volume 177 ;
Number 5185
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..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(157)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for
Range
Year
Previous
Lowest
44
Highest
Mar 13
59
Apr
587/a Jun
Range
Lowe-t
55% Sep
,
for
10
Year
1952
NEW
Highest
50% Jan
3
64% July 23
2
78% Oct
17
70% Oct
16
92
Mar 15
13
75% Dec
31
72
Oct
16
85
Jan
25
47% Oct
8
35% Oct
23
47%. Jan
22
10
100 % Sep
93% Dec
31
14
:
Jun
25
17% Oct
19
20
July
2
25% Apr
18
50% July
9
f6% Feb
13
53
37 % Jun
13 y2
105% Mar
9
Jan
11
% Oct
30
15% Jan
5
22% Feb
27
27% Nov
10
6
61% Nov
*4 % Feb
16
45
Nov
15% Feb
3
13 % Mar 24
17
July
47% Oct
3
32 % Oct
22
43% Jan
31
91
23
98
Apr
44%J*n
3%%
22% Dec
preferred
4%
28
104% Jan
4
Apr
11
49% Jan
17
2
20% Dec
11
20% Feb
"8
15% Jan
Jun~28
16% Dec
26
19% Jan
18% Mar
2
2
25% Apr
14
Dec
32% Oct
29
18% itfay
1
14% Nov 10
16% Jun
10
18
23
Jan
8
7
31% Feb
12% May
2
26% May 20
8% Nov 17
96
Apr
4
99
Feb
7
96
67 % Jan
4
93
Nov
1
5
Starrett
Apr
79% Jan
114% Jan
5
Feb
3/a
/o
Stevens
(J
10"% Jan
21
29
119% Feb
&
Sun
x.
Class
4% /o
18% Oct
6
24% Apr
3
finnray
22% Jan
28
24% Jun
16
4%%
29
preferred
10
22% Dec
18
26.% Apr
3
5%%
conv
10
67% Oct
26
15
355
Mar 14
16% Jun
22
Nov
17
Apr
24
102% Jan
2
13% Jan
32
40
28
13% Jan
2
23% Jan
80
39
3
5
12V2 July
4 % July
2
44% Jun
14
15
35% Jan
1
28
3
32% May
81% Jan
102
May
5% Oct
23
2
14
1
23
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
2
29
Texas
37
31
Texas
Gulf
116% July 14
46% Jan 12
Texas
Gulf
Jan
10
183
Oct
30
76% Jan
25
103% Mar 10
24% Jun
5
32% Oct
16
Dec
35% Dec
16% July 19
15
23% Mar
7
Oct
86
Jan
8
32% Jan
24
16
Dec
30
46'A Nov
10% Nov
17
18% Jan
15 % Nov
14
18% Feb
July 18
23% Mar
Jun
28
16% Oct
1
12% Oct
31
15% Feb
35% July 23
47% Oct
18
35% Dec
29
43% Feb
.13% Sep
27
8 % Jan
2
40
Feb
Dec
8
12
Dec
6
8
46% Oct
16
41
6% Jan
2
19
1
10% Oct
26
12% Feb
25
48
Feb
4
Jan
18
15% Feb
8
13
1
59% Dec
16
9
98% July
4
42% May
Jan
5
91 % Jan
3
103
35% Feb
1
8'A Jan
11
2
18% Jun
29
43
Jun
29
4
25% Mar
3
51% Sep
19
11
31
Dec
Jun
22 >A Jun
17
4
Coal
1
3
July 28
July 28
$2.50
28
28%
28%
28
28%
14,500
40i/4
40
403/8
39%
40%
42,200
35%
35
35
15
4
82%
82%
81 %
115%
*115%
20%
24%
24%
20%
24%
*>4%
1950—20
24
24
24%
24%
23%
23%
23
23'A
23%
23%
23"A
23%
*69%
69
69
25
49
Jan
2
Timken
12% Dec
15
27% Mar 12
23
23% Jan
3
Trans
22% Nov
18
28
7
Tri-Continental
31
17% Dec
8
17% Dec
9
112% Dec
15
15% Jan
3
21'A Feb
15
40% May 19
44% Feb
15
16'% Aug 25
21% Dec
4
47% Aug 25
60% D^c
13% Jan
16
41
Nov
8% Jan
16
Jan
12% Dec
7
27
14% Dec
8% July 15
12% Dec
29
Jun
7% Dec
31
22
16
20th
9
Twin
5%
12% Jan
7
Co
A
series
Coach
400
9%
6,700
9%
9%
560
560
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
107%
105%
106%
*105%
106%
105%
105%
*.*107
13
36%
400
560
*12%
13
25%
36
35%
16
*12%
*12%
13
*12%
13
*12%
2,800
803
30
200
13
-
36
36
36
36%
36%
8,200
39%
39%
39%
38%
391/8
No par
82%
82%
83%
83'A
*82%
831/4
220
109%
111%
109%
109%
1
6%
6./4
6y4
C3/8
14
14 %
91/a
45%
57%
58
14
9%
56%
39%
38%
108%
109%
41%
'42%
56
39%
110%
41
37%
108
41%
41%
16
*12%
16
•
—
14,800
fi%
.
14
*14%
9%
9%
45
45
56%
553A
108%
109%
1,500
65/8
6%
6%
5,200
14%
*14%
109
14%
500
9%
8,700
93/4
9%
45%
44
56%
55%
39%
37%
383/4
108%
1083A
41%
19,400
39%
108%
41%
55%
37%
109%
42
4,600
44
54,100
•
109
40
4,700
9,000
41%
157
158
155%
157
156
158
-100
161%
156
159
134
134 %
133
133
130%
1303/4
*130
132
128
128
900
43%
44Va
44
45
44%
45
11,100
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10,300
17
17
43 'A
44 %
43%
44%
11'A
11%
11%
11%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
37%
*37
37 7A
373/4
37%
12%
12%
*11%
12%
*11%
12%
I2V2
17
*37%
8%
8%
42-
8%
43
2%
15
5
13 %
*12%
55%
2%
13
55%
*97
98
3
3
42%
.
,2%
,*12%
*■8%
83/8
P
*41%
2%
.
13
*12%
12%
12%
12%
26%
27%
17%
17%
1
111%
16%
50
27%
22%
18%
*23
17%
111
6,600
97
20
•
*23A
2%
2%
2%
900
28%
*26%
28%
300
27%
27%
27%
*273/8
23%
22
22%
22%
23
22 %
22%
12,400
22%
223/4
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
12,300
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%
45%
5,300
121/4
12 3/a
12%
12%
12%
12%
6,900
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
■29.300
18%
19%
18%
24
*23
18%
*23
24%
17
17%
16%
17 %
111%
110%
111%
17%
17%
17%
44
44
17%
*44
19%
24%
17%
44%
*44
60
3,700
54%
54%
*95%
3
4,800
13
97
23/4
50
200
2%
12%
55
22%
111
13
43
'2%
96%
46%
1
*123/4
8%«
*42
54%
48%
18%
*
1
551/4
22%
24
2%
98%
23%
27%
13
8%
8%
43
2%
55
22%
18%
8%
*413/4
2%
*97
3
46
27
8%
98%
22%
*23
13
55%
2%
28%
5
*12%
12%
55
28%
No par
1,800
4,000
38%
*97
10
XI2%
17%
13
*37%
*'
43
2%
6,100
13
12%
37
-
50
common
163A
160
.,12%
No par
Inc
111.
-•
17%
17%
44 3/8
*44
111%
18%
18%
*23
9,700
24%
16%
17%
23,600
111%
560
17%
17
17%
10,900
443/a
*44
44%
100
111
-
1
1952
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/a
21%
21%
21%
22%
9,500
50
common
Co.—
109
6%
9
443/4
57%
38%
No par
(conv)
of
*12%
109
6y
45%
109%
10
109
14%
8%
45
16
'
14%
9'A
45%
Century Fox Film new
City Rap Transit com__No
conv prior
preferred
Twin
1,200
68%
39%
common
Tung-Sol Electric Co
11
23 %
68
83%
No par
Coal
5%
*22%
68%
39%
preferred
Dec
38
Corp
Preferred series
Conv
803
83%
2
Airlines
Truax-Traer
10
10% Oct
7% Nov
27
$6
24%
39%
Transue & Williams Steel
10
9%
560
*24
*12%
Transamerica Corp
16% Oct
28% Aug
Jan
9%
570
160
32,000
i6
5
27% Feb
15'A Dec
13
35%
9%
*550
*68
2,700
20%
22
26
109
9%
560
5
29
13% Jan
22%
25%
*107
No par
July 3
105
9%
560
68%
81%
117
83%
Roller; Bearing
Edison Co
(The)
Jun
Sep
9%
5'70
21%
*68
3,700
40
Oil
19
110% Feb
9%
»b§55
5
.
70
2,200
9%
99
'20%
82
400
34%
9%
*97
115%
com—
20
2
34%
9%
qq
20%
1
24% Dec
26
ql/
*q7
82%
82%
117
—50c
Associated
World
9%
gq
115%
Timken-Detroit Axle
23
May
167a
3,900
1
23
15
*16%
20%
Oil
16% Jan
10% Apr
102% Jun
16%
xll5%
1% preferred
—100
Thompson-Starrett Co com__No par
$3.50 preference
No par
18% Apr
39% Oct
9
4,400
*16%
21%
preferred
24% July
23% Dec
x21% Jan
800
15%
20%
common
convertible
Toledo
9%
,,97
16%
15%
82%
Avenue Transit Corp.No par
31
3
9%
9gl/
22%
16%
15%
116%
,
*117
i
No par
22
7
*98
22
16 %
14%
C16
-
'
21%
common
Water
9%
4
99y
82%
.
Trust—
25
xl0JA Jan
9%
*93
——5
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products Inc
Tide
16%
35
certificates
Co
15
22 y8
82%
Fair
tThird
16
14%
387/
conv
Thermoid
22 %
16
15%
20
21.600
27%
9
&
Oct
18
x9% Jan
The
15
10
7
2% Jun
22
22%
22%
161/2
93%
118%
$2.40 conv preference—
Nov
47% Oct
24'% Nov 26
14% Jan
22%
22 %
300
6,600
35%
preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
Nov
11% Mar
4
10
$1.25
% Nov
4% Jan
33% Apr
90
18% Jan
Mar 13
3% Jun
7
7
35
35%
*92
21%
Texas & Pacific Ry Co—
Texas Utilities Co
:
Inc
34%
34%
93
400
34%
34%
27%
_
Pacific
Textron
34%
35%
*92
16
40i/8
^
—*—,
25
Producing Co.
10
Sulphur—
-No par
share
34%
92
35
35%
8
Pacific Land
Sub
93%
tyt'
42
25
.
Texas
195% Mar 28
135
*92%
34%
41%
*15"%
35%
(James)
Corp
Texas
128
34%
343A
42
387/a
:
(eonv)_
60% Jan
16
34%
34%
*58%
40l/a
35%
9%
Corp—
Tennessee
15
34%
*15%
.
35%
Telautograph Corp
27% Oct
16
15%
83%
$4.40;cump d
Talcott
100'A Apr
400
59%
42%
16
42
39%
Symington Gould
23
1
59%
59^
*41%
16
59
15%
*12%
21
16
3
x59%
60
42
59
7.50
7% Jan
28
18
5,200
4,100
u—No par
9% Dec
Oct
24%
395/,,
com
preferred
Co
241%
16%
Ltd
4
15% Nov
13
24%
16%
25
Dec
46% Dec
59% Sep
30'A Dec
24%
27%
(The)__4.16%
4
International
Inc
24%
16%
l_50
Swift
4% Mar 11
13
243%
r12.50
1
34% May 19
50% Oct 16
13% Jan
13
24%
27%
C°---—-----
$4
127/a
16%
common
Sweets Co of America
89% Aug 25,
13
27%
100
4
Oct
11
Co
18
49
17
41% Dec
115
Paper
21
Oct
119
80
Feb
700
12%
16%
California—*
Feb
7
90% Mar 15
34% Mar
17
12,500
100%
12%
15
preferred
22
13% Dec
of
6% Sep
40
25
23% Jan
14% Dec
30
19
Sep
10% May
2
Jan
24
30% Oct
6
95% Mar
9
25
10% Jan
38
37%
*99
12%
016
.A.10c
Superior Oil
4.40%
44,700
15%
Superior Steel Corp—
Sutherland
22,000
161/4
100
Inc
14
26% Aug 26
112% Nov 24
38%
100%
80%
76%
22%
A
ser
26
8
105% Dec
6% Nov 24
Apr
27% Jan
18
Jan
177/a Oct
2
Dec
102% Dec
570
38
*99
17,700
78%
757/a
12%
42
92
14%
1
Sunshine Mining Co
30
22 %
Biscuits
Sunshine
Oct
38%
77%
56%
22
common
pfd
11
Oct
77
100
Shares
55%
*16
No par
2nd
18
19
5
1?
38
*993/a
81
24%
34%
35%
20
series
11% Jan
490
28% Aug 13
15
common
70% Dec
4
110% Oct
Corp
1
20
8% Oct
34%
38%
100
57%
79%
12%
61
*91%
—No par
16
Sep
10% July 24
Jun
May
24 % Dec
20
26
63
18
570
29
101% Jun
9
Jan
24%
*59
.
38%
100
-
15%
preferred
10
29
Jun
24%
preferred—No par
24% Sep
Jan
12%
-42%
Inc
Corp
A
24% Jan
10
33%
56%
*
the Week
Jan.!)
—1
10
56
77%
100%
Friday
'
No par
23
Sep
77
*15%
Corp
17% Jan
8
78%
*40%
Corn
21 % Oct
21% Jan
77%
5
Webster....
A
78%
1
preference
oil
80%
'
Sales for
Thursday
58
79%
_No par
Sun Oil Co common
15/
56%
80%
12%
1
Camp Inc common—1
series
59%
79
100
& Co
Chemical
$4.50
58
80%
38%
n
Prior
Studebaker
27
94% Jan
S
Inc
common
C°i?
v
6 k
Sunbeam
101 % Jun
P)
tfrk ^
Stokely-Van
35% Dec
4
L
Stores
pieierred
.
Stone
31
(The)
Bros
Sterling Drug Inc
30% Aug
6
40% Dec 31
3
8
Co
Sterchi
21
35% Mar
119% Jan
2
23
21
Dec
11
8
13% Oct
~97/a
115% Dec
17% Sep
3
16% Nov
25 % July 30
26
„
28
50
PRICES
Jan. 8
59%
*100
.1
preferred
SALE
Jan. 7
77%
Spring common—1
convertible
■
HIGH
Wednesday
80%
100
Equip Mfg Co
Steel
30
Jun
3 9 V%
2
A
series
Stand Ry
'
Jan. 6
♦
58%
Oil of New Jersey
15,
st»°dar(i °il of Ohio common-.-itf
Standard
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 5
Standard
30
90
36% May
Monday
Par
Standard Oil of Californla___No
par
Oil of Indiana
-25
12
29
2
STOCK
Standard
18
July 16
36% Jan
14%
94
Jun
LOW
EXCHANGE
33% Mar 15
/
YORK
59%
60
593A
593A
59
593A
60
60%
61%
62%
2,170
14%
20,300
1
14%
13%
14%-
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
12
*11%
11%
50
37%
37%
37%
37%
3634
36 34
*36%
37 3/a
*36%
37
8%
8 %
8%
7%
8%
—1
—.
133/4
par
8
,
8%
8
8%
1,100
310
3,000
U
13
Jan
47% Jan
2
15% Mar
2
58
121/4 Jan
2
37 Va Jan
10
May 11
15% Oct
4
52
Sep 21
66% July 30
53% Mar 28
100% Nov 26
3
112% Feb
2
12
Oct
16
15%
47% Oct
30
11% Jun
3
43% Jun
26
57
104
Feb 27
Jan
23
96% Oct
83
19
102
Dec
28
96
91% Dec
3
107
33% Apr
4
97% Nov 26
44% Dec
22% Jan
29% Jan
25
94
Jan
15
35% Oct
16
109% Jan
3
Mar
100
Jan
2
2
Udylite
5 6'/a Feb
4
Underwood
14% Aug
6
Union
Asbestos & Rubber
Bag & Paper Corp
50
Jan
/2
Union
30
Union
Apr
30
Un El Co of Mo
24% Dec
15
7 2'A Dec
111
98
121% Mar 31
50% Nov
42% Aug 12
Union
38
% Dec
31
United
Aircraft
3
107
Jan
30
5%
convertible
33% Jan
2
26% Jan
18
3% Jun
19
1
104% Dec
16
7
18
11k
100
*105%
106%
>105%
105%
105%
common—10
30%
30%
30%
104
104
36
36
110
*107
14
13%
61%
61%
29%
29 %
4
3%
67%
67%
.5%
5%
6%
*5%
103%
4%% series of 1952.100
United Biscuit of America...No par
$4.50 preferred ——
No par
United
21
Oct
3
11
Oct
21
74
Feb
22
21% Jan
15
14'% Oct
22
18
64% Jan
73% Feb
13
53% Oct
30
25% Oct
8
24% Jan
2
May
7
30
29 %
18% Feb
1
12% Oct
24
Aug
6
34% Sep 19
2
15% Jan
22% Sep
20
11% Oct
31
21% Jan
7
22% Sep
61% Sep
20
11% Oct
24
21% Jan
54% Jan
9
28
96% Jan
11
73
Apr
102% Aug
7%
185
Jan
1
19
May
101% Feb
2
119
179
26
167
Jan
8
12% May 24
19
Jan
17
16
Jan
9
58% May 19
19% May 24
70
Jan
25
61
Mar 19
28% Jan
18
For footnotes
see
pace
22.
9% Dec
31 % Dec
20
5
31
Aug 27
May
27% Dec
Sep
8
25% Jan
2
2
10
fGO
(Del)
—1
preferred
Electric
Coal
Corp com.l
.100
•
106'A'
30%
30%
*105
31
United
United Kerch' &
Paramount
Certificates
US
&
$4.50
U
S
Mfrs
106%
303/4
31%
104%
104%
105
29%
105
30%
of
S
U S
Leather Co
35%
*107
'
14%'
61%
30
4
68%
14
14
60 %
60%
*29'
3%
68%
35%
14%
61%
4
1,600
61%
59%
61
293A
29%
29%
3%
4
68%
71
3 3A
71
14%
1,000
4
72
800
1,100
200
5,500
710
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
31,800
6%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
500
51%
51%
50%
50%
17%
17 %
17%
17%
17 3/a
15
15%
15%
15%
50
104
110
143/a
*29
68%
15%
,
103%
*35 Ys
*107
14%
293/4
14%
50
35%
110.
*
51
51
51%
52
310
17%
'•
17%'
16%
17%
10.000
15%
15 %
15%
15%
5,200
57%
23,200
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%'
57%
56%
28%
273A
28%
21%
28%
273/4
28%
27%
27%
32%
32%
32'%
32%
33
323/4
323A
3 2 3/a
32%
2,900
1
13%
13=%
13%
133/4
13'A
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
14,700
14
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
13%
14%
133A
14%
21,900
.1
interest
Machinery
preferred
35%
57%
1
No par
No par
Freight Co—i—a——No
Hoffman
104
110
32%
Gypsum Co common
7% preferred
4%%
35%
400
23,800
28
U S
U
3%
68
104
*107
16%,
10
Theatres
1st preferred
61
*29%
353A
1,000
Co...13%
Inc
Foreign Securities
*14
104%
110
5
No par
United Gas Corp
•—
United Gas Improvement
3534
107
5
Cos
United Fruit Co
9
66
Corp
United
7
1
Corp
United Engineering «V Foundry
7
20
106% Feb
30% July 26
Carton
$3.50 convertible preferred
8
15% Dec
31%'Dec 20
Board &
United Dye & Chemical
Apr
1,100
14,500
United
25
29
49%
37%
69% July 9
5% Mar 21
88
164% Dec
Preferred
40
3,100
40%
United Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
13
114
49%
25
Feb
*49%
113%
36%
4% Apr
24% Mar
115
40%
6
124
114%
38
3% Feb
12
18% Nov
115
250
20,200
40%
No par
May 22
104% Jan
39%
50
No par
10% Feb
Jun
99
38%
37%
Unlted-Carr Fastener
2
17% Jan
87%
99
39%
40%
United Carbon Co
19
99
87%
99
39
50
11
5'A Nov
38% Apr
87%
99
40
37%
70% Mar 19
4% Jan
14% July 12
17% May
87%
100
20
40%
33% Feb
15
8
1,500
50
17
17% Feb
22
2
20
23%
97
37%
12
Sep
Nov
25
23%
*95
40%
57% Oct
17
37% July 25
107'
12% Jan
July
114
87%
97
21,600
37%
26% Nov
47
115
87%
*99
*x39%
23%
6,100
71 %
108%
50%
6
5
40%
23%
*95
47%
.
40%
8
Feb
114
87%
100
23%
97'
70%
49%
36
50
40
115%
115
87
100
40%
23%
*95
46%
108%
37%
65% Oct
8
70%
40%
xl3
16
47%
109
38%
31
5% Oct
70%
109
41
Jan
56% Nov
47
71
49%
8
.
47%
109%
1,900
37%
5
21
2
19
Inc
70%
*109
800
3,300
13%
41
No par
common
preferred
Lines
47
•
13%
52%
49%
preferred.—50
Co
Corp
30'A Jan
12
56% Nov
Car
101% Jan
Jan
26% Jan
noncumUlative
87%
100%
40 %
common.—50
3
Sep
72
*
87%
25
Mar 13
Nov
48
109%
13
52%
*12%
"
8% Dec
Dec
Union Pacific RR Co
1
21
70%
*100
series
Air
47%
109%
series——No par
$4
United
72%
110
23%
$3.50
Tank
71%
97
Preferred
4%
48%
48
23%
Union Oil of California
25
,
*109
97
1
Mar
13%
23
4
1
53
13%
97
45% Jan
24% May
91% May
13%
52%
13
*95
28
101% Jan
13%
52%
13
*22
37?B May
2
13%
52%
12%
10
1
18
*13%
52%
12%
20
series.
9
35% Dec
13%
52%
12%
No par
No par
$3.70
2
May
*13%
52%
12%
distributed
Preferred
5
13%
52%
5
No par
Carbon
&
Preferred
104
Apr 21
45% July 9
1
Co
pfd $4.50 ser__No par
Jan
15% Aug 22
44% Mar 13
68
When
July 31
91% Jun
Carbide
13%,
No par
—
40
41% May
112% Jan
35
Xl9
(The)
Corp
Feb
109
4
Corp
52
10
43% Jun 25
9
83% Jan
3
Dec
30
6
28
101
11
May
7
29
Jun
26% July 2
100% Nov 26
Jan
Dec
93
42% Oct
27
36
Mar 17
2
Feb
21
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
19.31
";
par
20
100
com
5
100
No par
*14%
14%
65
63%
*98% 100
31 %
31%
117%
116
174
*172
26%
26%
64
64
11%
11%
*14
58
14%
*137/a
133A!
133/4
63%
64%-
62%
63
63
63%
98
99
99
99
98
98
14%
31
*29%
30%
115%
116
116%
1163A
173
173
30
26%
*64
11%
26%
65
11%
*172
26%
*64 %
11'/a
174
26%
65
11%
30%
116
*172
26%
*64%
11
31
116%
174
14
62%
*98'%
14
63%
99
16 200
200
3,200
170
31
31
1,500
115
115
2,100
*172
174
20
26%
26%
26%
2.200
65
64%
64'A
30
11%
10%
11
3,300
i„i
22
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for
Ranfe
Tear
Lowest
17
STOCKS
Previous
Range
1951
Highest
Jun
29
7% Dec
28
x36% Nov 28
20 Va Feb
Year
for
10
S
18% Jan
U
23% July 21
12
x7% Dec
9
8% Nov
29
35% Oct
23
39% Dec
8
Jan
U
S
Pipe ft Foundry Co
66
Dec
27
84 % Mar
0
56
Sep
19
67
4
U
S Playing
Nov
24
42% Feb
8
26% Oct
10
34% Mar 21
U
S Plywood Corp
17
90
86 Va Dec
4
96% Feb
14
92% Dec
6
106% Oct
9
90% Dec
31
102 % Jan
31
22 Vs Oct
16
307/a Dec
31
136 % Jan
2
146% Feb
8
Oct
30
45
July~~2
Mar 28
57% July
3
37% Jun 29
138 % Dec
26
18% Jan
3
21
37% Dec
5% Jun
27
9% Jun
28
Oct
6
76% Oct
30
151
67 V* Mar
8
47% Jan
30
153% Jan
19
20% Mar 20
43% Aug 27
3
37 Vs Oct
23
87 Va Mar 29
68% May 29
42% Dec
31
138% May 10
144
Jan
20
23
Feb
7%
24
13
19% Oct
36% July 25
41
U
S Tobacco
Stockyards
United
Stores
7
7% Apr
24
10% Jan
10
11
96 % Jan
X87 % Oct
22
94
Jun
27
$6
2% Apr
23
4% Jan
19
United
4% Jan
24
22
9
27% Jun
8
Jan
26
5 %
Jan
18
2
3% Jan
2
24% July 25
1% Sep
27
American
Universal
29
Oct
8
21% May 27
26% Dec
8
Universal-Cyclops
27
*27% Oct
15
23
26% Jan
7
Universal
21
170% Jan
12
156
Jan
14
14% Sep
24
155
Nov
2
8% Jun
4
26
11
Apr
Jun
2i
64
Oct
19
57
May 23
26% Jan
10
29% Dec
31
28% Apr
30% Jan
2
40% Sep
13
13% July
2
51
11
169
4ng
14% Dec
65
33% Dec
*84
*7%
39
39 %
383/4
39%'
59
59
53
59
31%
303/4
31
30%
31
86
*7%
•84
86
•84
*7%
39
Shares
20%
8,600
8%
3,600
39 Vs
•59
400
60
29%
86
•92
20'/a
•84
4,600
30%
20
86
93 Va
92%
92%
92%
92%
94
93%
93%
307/s
31%
30%
307/s
293/4
30%
303/s
30%
293/s
30%
1407/s
141%
1407/s
141%
141%
170
38,400
141%
141%
141%
141%
141%
900
66%
67
65%
663/4
64 V2
65%
643/4
65%
63
€4%
4,100
637/s
63 Vs
633/4
64
62%
63%
63
63%
64%
64%
1,000
87,000
43%
141 Vs
44 Vs
43%
142
141%
44
Vs
142%
423/4
142
433/4
43 Vs
43%
42%
43%
142%
1413/4
142%
142%
142%
3,700
19%
6,200
19%
20 Vs
19%
20
19%
20
19%
19%
193/4
38
38 V2
*38 Vs
39
*38Vs
39
38 Vs
38 Vs
*38 Va
6%
6%
63/s
6%
6%
6 3/8
63/a
6%
6%
9 Vs
9Vs
9 Va
9
9 Vs
9%
9%
9
9 Va
*6%
9
•88
,
•88
90
90
*88
90
•88
89
*88
130
39
500
2,000
,
89
3%
3%
3 Vs
3'/a
3%
3 Va
*25%
26%
1%
*25%
26
*25%
26%
*25%
1%
2
1%
1%
1%
23%
*23%
24
23
23%
500
253/4
26
X26
26
600
162%
162%
3%
.
24%
*23%
24%
23%
25%
25%
253/4
253/4
*25%
*161
1
162
162
♦161
161
26
162%
14%
14%
14%
14'/s
61%
61%
61
61
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
42%
3%
3 Vs
26
14%
3 Vs
•25%
3,300
26
*1%
1%
162 V2
*162
14%
62
33%
No par
14%
62
100
Utah Power ft Light Oo
23
20%
8 Vs
•233/4
100
Sales for
Jan. 9
20%
1
Corp
preferred
4% %
853/4
303/4
the We«k
Jan. 8
61
*59
60
January^ 12, 1953
Friday
Thursday
20%
com.Nopar
Steel
Pictures Co Inc com
Universal
16
July 28
39%
31%
Monday,
PRICES
8 Vs
l3/4
preferred
8%
6
39%
20
1
Corp
Leaf Tobacco
393/4
•92
Wall Paper Inc common
convertible preferred
22% Jun
May
No par
2
50
8%
853/4
1
2d pfd_0
convertible preferred
4%
22% Jan
28
noncu
20%
*7%
30%
preferred—28
Corp
$4.20
20 Vs
8 Va
59
No par
common
United
5% Jan
8% Dec
7
Co
noncumulattve
7%
May 18
—100
preferred—
17
18
_
gommon
10
8% noncum 1st preferred
100
U S Smelting Ref ft Mln com—50
7% preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
No par
26
Jan
2% May 15
Jan
common
20 Vs
3.9%
8 Rubber Co
Feb
Nov
24
61
3%%
U
7% Jan
13
2% Dec
87
53
1
Card Co
preferred series A
preferred series B
33/4%
Mar 28
x81% Jun
10
20
10
1
100
100
preferred
4 Va %
24
Jan
SALB
Jan. 7
*73/4
20
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 6
Jan. 5
—1
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Flf
S Lines Co common—
29
128 3A
STOCK
4
Continued—Pajfr It
LOW
EXCHANGE
8% Jan
43
YORK
NEW
J952
Hignest
Lowest
..
2
1,300
50
14%
14 Vs
14%
5,700
62
613/4
613/4
100
333/8
33%
333/8
333/8
1,400
42 Vs
*61
42
42%
41
42%
5.400
13% Nov
0
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
Van Ndrraan Co
2.50
43
9
45% Aug 14
17% Jan
4
43
Oct
14%
143/4
14%
143/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,000
29
July 24
33% Feb
5
27% Oct
30
31
Jan
16
Van Raalte
10
28
28%
28 Vs
28%
28%
28%
28 3/4
283/4
28%
29 Va
14
Dec
26
23% Oct
23
10
Dec
12
15% Jan
23
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co„0%
103/s
103/4
103/4
107/a
10%
10%
103/4
10%
103/4
10%
7.600
23 Va
July
5
28 Vs Oct
9
23% Apr
23
253/4 Dec
9
2.50
24%
24%
127
24%
24%
94.V,
?4%
127
2-»3/4
243A
25
25
2,300
19
Jan
34
1
2
115% Dec
14
116
Apr
17
129
Dec
9
115% Dec
19
116
Apr
3
127
Oct
26
24% Oct
1
32
Jan
2
W% Sep
9
93% Apr
29
18% Oct
24
29% Jan
19
Nov
6
137% Jan
19
104
Jan
Dec
31
10% Jan
3
112% Jun
29
88
34% July 13
100% Jan 18
283/4 Dec
28
Dec
21
140
119
1
21% Jan
2
27% Dec
Nov
28
116% Feb
20
110% Jan
8
116% Nov
Nov
26
106% Jan
26
94
Dec
21
103% May
29% Jun
29
38% Dec
183/4 Jan
27
3
July 16
35% Jan
29
Dec
31% Mar
7
6
3
Mar 12
95
98% Jan 22
33 %
Apr 24
2
3%%
35 % May
dividend preferred
37% Jan
4
44% Jan
11
Jan
18
31% Oct
2
Jun
13
8
18
Jan
20
28% Mar
8
32
100
100
Virginia Ry Co common
25
6% preferred
—25
Visklng Corp (The)
5
Vulcan Detlnning Co common
10
7 %
preferred—
—20
13
31
22
23%
129
preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred—
100
$4.20
16% Apr
*90
div partlc
6%
15
8
26%
100
103% Dec
12
*126%
43%
423/8
♦126%
*126
No par
dividend preferred
14
x27% Jan
preferred
$4.04
Oct
48
preferred—100
2
103% May
20% Jan
20
16% July
22% Mar
noncumulatlve
Va-Carollna Chemical com
20
95
5%
Victor Chemical Works common—5
31
xllO
—
Vifks Strove ft Pacific Rv com^_100
31
25 % Nov
Vick Chemical Co
11
105 Va Jan
Co Inc
27
♦126
27
92
♦90
27%
92
233/4
24
129
129
24%
129
27
273/8
127
—
27
27%
*126%
•126
27
•90%
24
•1283/4
27
.
•126%
127
*126%
•126
27%
92
*91%
130
27%
27
27
93
91%
91%
100
25%
24
24%
12,600
130%
24%
130
127
*126
27
24%
1.500
•128
2,200
600
129
27%
26%
27%
26%
1133/4
II41/4
1133/4
114%
101 %
♦100
101%
•100
101
100
100
*100'A
100%
*101%
102 %
♦101%
102%
•101
102%
102%
*101
102%
34 Vs
34%
343/8
34%
34%
7,100
27%
114%
*100
1133/4
114%
114%
114%
1133/4
•101
34 %
34%
34%
*343/8
g
W
430
10
900
35
29%
29%
29%
293/4
*29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
1,400
38%
39
38%
383/4
38%
38%
38'A
38i/4
1.700
17
17 Vs
17%
17
38%
17%
38%
17
—
17%
17%
17V2
17%
600
*29 Vs
30 Va
*29%
30 Va
*29%
68%
*29%
30 Va
100
68%
68%
No par
♦12%
30
*29%
30
w
7
55
IT
Apr
67
Dec
Wabash
54% Jun
25
11
Dec
29
71% Feb
13% Feb
13
11% Jan
2
12% Aug
I
27
Jun
29
x29% Feb
13
27
Nov
24
29% Jan
14
45% May 24
56% Oct
13
4*?%
51 % Jan
7
8% Jan
17 %
4
July 27
System
Walgreen
Walker
30
17% Jan 11
21% Dec
3
12
98
12
104% Dec
5
5%%
11% Nov 12
15% Feb
25
Warner
22
Dec
8
Jan
Ward
preferred
O
W
ft
16% Jun 25
19% Nov
8
15
Oct
22
20% Jan
30
Warner-Hudnut
25
Jun
3
35% Jan
Jun
5
43% Jan
23
30
Warren
Foundry
26
Jun
29
34% Feb
7
27% May 15
37
Dec
30
Warren
25% Jan
31% Sep
3
15% July 2
19% Oct 29
20% Oct
4
16
25% Feb
5
19% Feb
12
18% Feb
13
Dec
31
Wash
1
18% Jan
21
Waukesha
24% Dec
3
13% Dec
May
11% Nov 17
9% May
13%
13%
13%
133/4
1
16
16%
16
161/4
16
No par
27
Jun
22
107% Feb
2
20% Feb
13
72
11% Jan
15
16
Apr
18
9% Oct
15
40% Jan
10
54
Oct
8
18
Jun
29
29% Feb
26
32% Nov
8
46% May 24
84% July
9
32% Jun
24% July
34% Jan
28
6
2
12,300
4,900
Jan
19
127
46% Oct
15
32
Oct
80
126
84% Jun
25
94
29% Jan
26
38% Sep
31% May
2
23
Jan
Mar 20
4%
Western
1
11%
10
48% Dec
Mar 20
Dental Mfg
4
25
Oct
23
29% Jan
' 2
White
Motor
4
14% Jan
28
White
•
32
f
27% Aug 29
13% Dec 17
2
12
Jan
75
Feb
9
65% Feb
27
87 % Oct
2
28
15% Jan
4
8% Oct
22
12% Jan
22
28
87% Feb
8
68% Nov
14
75% Feb
13
$4.25
12% Jan
25
17% Nov 19
128
Dec
45
23% Dec
3
25
Wisconsin Elec power
15
140% Jan
10
138
Nov
3
54% Dec
8
51
Oct
16
64
Jan
25
29
8
42% Apr
17
45% Dec
9
23% Jun
25
46% Feb
29% Sep
8
26% Feb
20
32% Nov
19
75% Jan
25
84% Mar 12
76% Jan
•
90
25
97% Feb
20
70% Dec
|
Aug 17
Jun
108
69% Nov 21
Sep
8
79% Apr 17
12% July
21% Jan
36% Jan
11
2
28
48
4% July
Bronze
2
55
543/4
55%
54
55%
3,100
28%
29%
28%
29%
63,900
513/8
53 Vs
50
53
621/2
61%
62%
96
96
96%
96%
96
96%
900
40%
40%
40%
40
40%
40
40'/a
11,300
10
12Va
100
26%
27%
27 Vs
27%
27%
27%
273/s
273/4
27%
27%
'.
37%
84
25%
11%
•30
23
42
►123%
5
47%
47
23,700
•98%
99%
200
411/4
41 »/4
200
38%
10,300
♦125%
38
38%
37%
38%
38
38%
38
84%
84
84
84
84
84%
84%
84
84
29 Vs
29 Vs
29%
29%
30
30
293A
293A
500
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
4,400
11%
11%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12,900
30%
30 Va
*30
31
23%
31
23%
23%
*223/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
78
78%
78
78
11%
11%
11%
11
11
•70%
71%
71
71
♦12%
13 v*
*12%
13%
1
*24%
24%
24%
24%
10
26%
27%
26%
27
263/4
*70%
-
31
*30
223A
23
12%
22%
*30%
22%
1,800
223/4
12%
123/4
121/4
123/4
78%
78
78
11 Va
11%
11
11%
72
*70%
123/4
12%
*13
24%
24%
24%
25
27%
27%
27%
; 137
100
31
*78%
%
310
27,600
700
'
13,700
72
*70%
71%
13%
*12%
131A
100
24%
243A
1,400
27 Vs
27'/4
4,400
200
*135
137
10
53
53
52%
53
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
53
45%
46
45 Vs
45%
45 Vs
45%
45 Vs
45%
44%
45%
15,600
30%
30%
30%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
317/a
31%
31%
9,800
81%
*80%
81%
*80%
100
Co
13% Feb
1
81%
112
112
72
72
5
Wyandotte Worsted Co
40% Jan
81%
►135
10%
11
363A
•72
10%
Yale ft Towne Mfg Co
26
36%
York
1
50
19
19 %
48
48
41% Oct
8
21% Oct
16
34
Jan
7
Young
32
2
39% Oct
23
50% Jan
2
Youngstown Sheet
46%
47%
17
15
Oct
18
17% Jan
24
Spring ft Wlre.No par
ft Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
32
59% Feb
16%
71% Peb 11
68
Jan
I
Zenith
Radio
No par
4% Nov
17
Zonite
Products
1
Corp common
convertible preferred
4%%
88V2 Nov 28
29
(LA)
Corp
Corp
80%
111%
3
99%
*123%
79%
—;
(F W)
23
36
r
Cash
sales,
wd When distributed,
x
137
80%
114
•135
81
114
114
•135
137
114
116
*135
137
116
'
81%
116
2,500
130
510
72%
72%
723/4
•72%
72%
72%
72 Vs
600
10%
103/4
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
103/4
1,600
36%
353A
36
353A
36
35%
353A
3,100
19%
19%
20
19»/2
19%
19%
19%
31,300
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48
48%
313A
31%
31%
31%
32
32%
32%
323A
2,000
46'A
47 Va
453A
46%
46%
46%
45Vs
46%
21,800
16%
16%
16%
16
16
1G%
16%
15%
16%
1,700
803/4
833/4
81%
84
81
82%
81%
83
79%
81V4
11,600
43/4
43/4
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
18%
*48
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for company's reorganization,
Truck Co.
473/4
42
10
preferred.
6%
14
Motor
*125%
11%
;
473/8
99%
*41%
12%
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth
75% Jan
Federal
473/4
99%
41%
12,000
.
38%
8
from
47%
99%
*41
12,400
62%
29
3
Name changed
99%
62%
62%
79%
Co com
22
this day.,
48
42
61%
10
19
no sales on
8,500
96%
63
21% Oct
and asked Prices:
Co.
e
14,300
63%
Co—.
Nov
b% Jan
12%
96%
Lovett Grocery Co
9% Oct
•
11%
50
51% Dec
5% Feb
12%
28%
2
2
47% Jan
12 Vs
54%
g
197/s Jan
12%
48
•
2
11%
26%
13% Jan
25
90
11%
900
82
47%
19% Jan
45% Jun
109%
82
27%
s33%Jun
2
*108%
82
56 Vs
14
30% Jan
109%
81
55 %
14
48
*108%
81
26%
Jun
2
19
109%
81
46%
17% Jun
Jan
37% Dec
15% July
83% Feb
118
•108%
11%
11%
81%
108'/a
Worthlngton Corp common—No par
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd 4%%
conv series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
26
Jan
41% Jun
♦791/2
No par
28 V* Nov
ft
5,800
10
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
ft Co Inc common—No par
Winn
15%
62
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
Wilson-Jones
—«*.«•
101
56%
I
15
153/a
47
20
17
*991/2
40
preference
14% J»n
15%
96%
Co
25% Dec
101
40
(The 8 S)
preferred
153A
96
100
Wilson
71% Dec
♦99%
153A
39%
No par
Wilcox Oil Co
21
101
26%
Sewing Machine common—1
Jun
15%
46
1
12
*99%
56
♦28%
65% Dec
15%
25%
20
Prior
Apr 28
101
12,700
210
108%
803A
109
*123%
White
4
15 3A
47%
7
12% Aug 18
15% Ayr
a
21% May 7
128% Jan 15
*99%
15%
♦99%
22
4
1031/4
42%
30
8% Mar
101
780
107'/2
*102%
2,800
36%
107'A
103%
99%
34% Jan
2
363/8
1073/4
•102 %
47%
89% Jan
17% Jan
36%
107%
103 'A
47%
41% Jan
Apr 30
36%
1081/2
*102%
*41%
6
36% July 31
36%
♦107%
*99%
17
21
353A
108%
103%
35%
Instrument—12.50
Electric
Weston
30
23% Mar 19
36%
*1073/e
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
3
18
127
com
Westinghouse Air Brake
Weslinghouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series B
31
Nov
44% Nov
RR
Western Union Telegraph
11
27% Nov 21
101
Pacific
Preferred series A
7
Oct
15% Jan 28
n
108%
noncum
28% Oct
28% Nov 20
17% Jan
80
100
Ino.
Lines
8
Mar 27
10% Aug
29% Jan
7% July
15'A
par
12
34
30
♦99%
'
1,800
10%
*102%
'
108%
64% Dec
95% Jan
Oct
Air
Western
29
1031/2
20
7
12
7
*107%
♦102%
%
X263/4
361%
100
100
100
5
46% Feb
6
2
1
35%
No par
pfd
preferred series B
4.10% preferred series C
West Virginia Coal ft Coke
West Va Pulp & Paper com—No
4%%
preferred
5
42% Oct
25% July
Co
4%%
4.20 %
54% Oct
104% Feb
1,200
26
Auto Supply Oo
6
1,400
29
Maryland Ry common_100
2nd preferred—100
24% May 14
35% Feb 20
123/a
25%
Western
28% July 30
42% Oct 15
123/a
283A
109% July 15
45% Feb
123/g
27%
Western
16
12'A
29%
19
Oct
400
12%
26
15
37
221%
29
23
13
16%
22%
2 7'A
Dec
47 Va Feb
*16%
293/4
7
Oct
16,400
17
22%
27
29
98
27%
17
22%
29
26% Dec
4
27%
16%
27%
56% Dec
Mar
12%
27%
22%
29%
47
89
16%
293/4
22
94% Jan 24
27 Vs
*22
283/a
4
Kentucky Coal Co
21
2
28
12%
Oct
30% July
125
Feb
33% Jun
12%
34% Oct
93% Dec
8
123/a
2
18
27%
12%
49% Mar
46% Apr 30
271/4
16 34
223/a
277/s
Feb
15% Jan
271/2
16%
22 3/s
1,900
29%
16% Jan
Aug
271/8
16%
22%
8,300
West
102
84
27%
16%
600
35%
30%
30
9
I
27%
*22%
34
*30%
83%
17
t
30%
27%
Electric
Jun
36%
3OV2
83
Power
106% Jan
27%
351/4
30%
27 3/s
Penn
19
27Vs
36
30%
Xl0%
Penn
27
27%
34%
303A
10%
West
Feb
*263A
36%
30 3/8
83
West
98% Sep
27
27%
35»/2
273A
5
111
27
27
10%
3
8
Mar 14
3,800
82%
18
Aug
75
106
16%
27%
Inc..
Snowdrift
Sep
12
15%
10%
&
Jan
98
15% July 30
95
16%
36%
0
convertible
$4
110% Sep
37% Dec
16'A
831/4
Tobacco
Oil
Wesson
103% Apr
96% Jan
16%
31
1
2
106% Mar 18
8,500
27%
2
14
13%
10%
29% Jan
4
23
133/8
82%
9
Feb
13%
273A
28% Dec
29% Dec
80
133/B
27%
5
1,200
19
104%
10%
41% Jan
107
19
103'A
36
No par
83A
81/2
19
104%
831/4
2
112% Jan
83/8
19
•103
28%
16
19
8%
19
104
30%
3
(The)
8%
19
•103
82
Oct
27
3,900
8%
19
103
18%
103
10%
21% May
24
83/a
8%
8%
19%
28
27
Nov
3,400
10%
Jan
Jan
46%
82%
41% Oct
96% Dec
453A
28'A
7
27
46%
82%
5
34
101
45%
28 Vs
32% Jan
28
28
453A
*10%
30
30
453A
—5
Oct
80% Feb
Mar 14
45%
67%
com__2.50
26
15
17
30
45%
673A
preferred—No par
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
19
29
89% Feb
20% July 25
1,500
13%
Co
Motor
Webster
19
11% Oct
36% Jan
May
700
29%
13%
Knitting Mills
11% Jan
2
Dec
12%
291/4
103%
Wayne Pump Co
31
7% Jan
*123/8
28 3/4
5
ft Pipe
Corp
Wat Pow Co
Wayne
14% July 31
29 Va July 18
82
1
28
123%
28%
45'A
19
Washington Gas Light Oo—No par
19
24% Oct 23
123/a
28%
8%
Petroleum
1
4
67%
123%
28'A
♦102%
Inc—
28
Mar
67 3A
12%
281%
1
100
Pictures
Bros
15% Sep 26
27
67%
12%
28%
2.50
Co
preferred
500
*67%
123/a
28%
45%
No par
Baking Co common
11% Mar 28
23% May 25
68
12%
28
10
Co
Walworth
10% Jan
23
Jun
15
4% ft
(Hiram)
Feb
12 Va Oct
21%
104
97% Oct 23
4nr
RR
Waldorl
23
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rlghts.
43/4
4%
a Deferred delivery,
b Name
43A
changed
from
Cleveland
1,700
3,300
Graphite
Number 5185
Volume 177
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(159)
Bond Record
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The italic letters to the
column headed
Figures
Vear
GOVERNMENT
1951
Range
Highest
for
Year
lowest
—
1952
NEW
Highest
—
May
—
109.9
9
May 10
Treasury
July 16
—
—
100.4
_
Apr
9
—
—
—
96.14 Oct
—
14
96.14 Oct
96.9
—
14
96.19 Jan
Oct
96.20 Mar 18
—
18
Dec
31
July 16
100
Oct
9
104
*103.28
104
105.20
*105.16
105.20
1960-1965
*107.6
107.10
*107.6
107.10
*107.4
107.8
*107.4
107.8
•107.4
107.8
2%s
1956-1958
♦100.15
♦100.13
100.16
*100.13
100.16
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 21/as
Treasury 2y2s
♦100.11
100.14
*100.12
100.15
1962-1967
*97.30
98 2
*97.24
97.28
*97.26
97.30
*97.25
97.29
*97.24
__a_1963-1968
*91.6
97 10
*96.28
97
*96.28
97
*96.26
96.30
*96.26
96.30
Treasury
100.4
Nov
18
102.18 Jan
1
29
97.19 Oct
—
27
;
—
99.18 Oct
15
100.3
—
Mar 18
—
—
Jan
100.3
18
Jan
18
27
101.28 Jan
96.20 Nov
8
99.9
96.24 Dec
4
15
97.24 Nov
—
93.4
Oct
20
96.28
Aug
92.12 Oct
22
96.4
95
10
Aug 20
27
—
Dec
*96.10
96.14
♦96.14
96.18
*96.12
96.16
*96.12
96.16
1964-1969
*96.14
96.18
*96.2
96.6
♦96.6
96.10
*96.4
96.8
*96.6
96.10
June
1965-1970
*96.5
969
95.31
*96
96.4
*95.29
96.1
*96
96.4
1966-1971
—
*95!3l
96 3
*95.23
95.27
*95.28
96
*95.23
95.27
*95.26
95.30
1967-1972
*95 24
95 20
*95.17
95.21
♦95.20
95.24
*95.16
95.20
*95.18
95.22
*95.27
Sept
1967-1S72
*95.26
95 30
*95.18
95.22
*95.20
95.24
•95.17
95.21
*95.18
95.22
Dec
1967-1972
*95.24
95^28
*95.17
95.21
*95.20
95.24
*95.16
95.20
*95.18
95.22
99.31
*99.27
99.30
*99.25
99.28
*99.26
99.31
*99.26
99.29
*99.27
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
1957-1959
*100
100 3
*99.28
1958
*100
100 2
*99.29
100
*99.28
1952-1955
*100
100.2
*99.30
100
♦99.30
1954-1956
*101
101 4
Treasury
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
101.4
*101
*99.30
*101
101.4
99.29
99.30
100
101.4
*98.28
98 31
*98.24
98.27
*98.24
98:27
*98.21
93.24
*98.22
98.25
1959-1962
*97 20
97 24
*97.12
97.16
*97.12
97.16
•97.6
97.10
*97.6
97.10
*97!l3
97.22
*97.10
97.14
*97.10
97.14
*97.4
97.8
*97.4
97.8
2*/4s
Dec
1959-1962
2s
June
1953-1954
*99.22
99 24
*99.20
99.22
*99.21
99.23
*99.21
99.23
*99.20
2s
Dec
1953-1954
*99 16
99 18
♦99.14
99.16
*99.15
99.17
*99.15
99.17
*99.14
2s
Dec
1953-1955
*99.10
99.14
*99.10
99.14
*99.8
99.12
•99.7
99.11
*99.7
*100.6
2s
June
Bank
2
25-year
27
3s
*100.6
100.10
*100.4
100.8
*100.4
100.8
*100.6
1C0.10
*100
100.2
♦100
100.2
*100
100.2
*100
100.2
*99.31
99.22
99.16
99.11
100.10
for
July 15 1972
94.16
94 16
*93.24
94.16
*93.24
Mar
1
1976
*°3
93 24
*92.24
93.16
*92.24
—Oct
1
1981
*95
95 24
♦95
95.24
95.8
May
15
98.24
*98
Oct
_
30-year 3y4s
23-year 3%s
94.16
94.8
93.16
*92.24
93.16
*92.24
93.16
95.8
*94.24
95.16
♦94.24
95.16
♦93.24
94.8
94.16
—
—
Dec
1
sales
No
•—
transacted
this
day.
*99.24
100.16
♦99.24
100.16
♦99.24
♦99.16
100.16
♦99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
'50 due Feb
15
1954
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
♦99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
'50 due Feb
15 1955
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
♦98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
'50 due Feb
15
1956
*97
98.16
•97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
a Odd
lot
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Transit
Unification
98.24
♦98
*98
98.24
98.24
98.16
15
1957
*96
97.16
*96
97.16
♦96
97.16
*96
97.16
*96
'50 due Feb
15
1958
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
'50 due Feb
15 1959
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
'50 due Feb
15
1960
*93
95
*93
95
♦93
95
*93
95
*93
95
15
1961
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
15
1962
*90.16
92.16
*90.13
92.16
*90.16
92.16
♦90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
transactions,
r
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
York Ctty
Bonds
Sold
High
97.16
Registered bond transactions.
FOR WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY
»
Week's Range
Low
New
♦98
98.24
'50 due Feb
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
7,000
30,000
100.16
100.16
2s serials of '50 due Feb
2s serials of '50 due Feb
—
price.
100.16
*99.16
2s serials of
—
asked
*99.24
100.16
2s serials of
—
and
100.24
*99.16
2s serials oi
—
Bid
*100
1953
2s serials of
—
—
*98
1971
15
19-year 3'/2s
—
—
—
—
1975
'50 due Feb
2s serials of
101
—
—
15
2s serials of
2s serials of
2s serials of
100.15 Dec
_
—
—
—
100.1
Development
25-year 3s
Apr
&
1953-1955
Sept 1953
Treasury 2s
7
*101
101.4
100
1956-1959
7
9810 Nov
♦101
*99.30
100
June
Treasury 2y4s
97.24 Feb
,2H2X0ir 17
J,
97.28
96.24
Dec
Reconstruction
Dec
102.22
2y2s
International
95.7
*102.18
102.22
2>/2s
Treasury
100.3
—
♦102.18
*96.20
Treasury 2»/4s
—
102.22
1964-1969
Treasury 2'As
—
—
Treasury
Treasury
100 18
*102.18
June
2V2s
Nov
—
—
*103.28
*105.16
19
—
100.19 Mar
4
104
10
—
Bonds(8)
105.20
96.20 Nov
—
the Week
High
*103.28
96.22 Dec
—
Sales for
Jan. 9
Low
High
*105.16
24
29
Friday
Jan. 8
Low
High
105.22
Dec
27
Low
104
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
97.19 Oct
High
102.24
Treasury 2'/2s
—
Low
*105.18
9
102.18 Jan
High
♦103.28
95.8
July 16
Thursday
Jan. 7
LoW
♦102.20
9
—
HIGH SALE FRIGES
Wednesday
Jan. 6
105.22
18
—
Tuesday
5
104 4
96.21 Dec
—
—
14
96.25 Dec
18
jau
102 26
10
16
Monday
mature.
♦105.18
100.4
103.2
—
BONDS
STOCK
bonds
*102.22
96.27 Nov
—
103.2
the
point.
a
»104
9
—
—
when
month
of
1958-1963
9
13
_
_
the
32d
1955-1960
96.22 Dec
Apr
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s
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79%
31
1982—L
convertible
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34%
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1953
to
extended
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1964
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April-Oct
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Mar-Sept
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lAPoland
1
*34'%
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April-Oct
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reduced
75
—
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extended
1958
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debentures
debentures
General
1965
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Oriental Development
Co
extl
May-Nou
52%
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1956
Vis
due
"4
17%
75
l959__Mar-Sepf
sinking fund external loan 1963
sinking fund external 1957
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loan
1962
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debs
1964
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3s debentures
1969
(interest
1957
3%s
1953
A
ser
1986
3%s debentures
17%
18%
67%
65
80
83
104%
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debentures
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A
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extl
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-
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8%
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58
111
9
1970
3s
12%
14 y8
108%
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4
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8%
(interest
2008
(Kingdom of) 4%s
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due
*17%
April-Oct
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to 2.125%)
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Norway
APeru
14%
73%
~3
95
3V2s 1972—Jan-July
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14%
75.'%
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1975—April-Oct
gtd 4s 1998
April-Oct
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14%
14%
8
84%
RR
American
2%s
sinking fund 6%s
1958—Mar-Sept
reduced
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9
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1952—
6%s
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of
2%s debentures
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6'%s
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pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
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10
66
58
12
94%
73
INDUSTRIAL
17
^
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extl
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54
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10
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—
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■
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1968__jan-July
(1942 agree't)
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84
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1967
■
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1971—
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of
108
95
June-Dec
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17
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1958
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_Mar-Sepl
4.80s junior debentures 1987
.Jan-June
'
*16'/a
(assented
agreement)
due
1954
assented (1942 agree't)
new
Western
American
,
|A4s of
73%
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Valley
to
Susquehanna
&
Amu-Chalmers
1963-Jan-July
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1904
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122%
May-Nov
1984
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Allegheny Corp debs 5s
l945„_Quar-Jan
;
(1942
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1961
extended
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assented
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—...
(1922
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...
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3%s
~7%
10%
1937) —
1979.
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of
1961
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—
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-
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13
12%
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of
1958..
of
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...
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60
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1955—
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129
103'% 104%
June-Dec
1979
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(City of)
due
70
6 Va
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to
bond
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assented
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„
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extl
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61
10%
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Alabama
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1961
extended
mtge
1945
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129
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l978.__Fcb-Aug
2
11
1978—„
bonds
$
'27
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76
167
129 % 121%
...Map-Nov
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9%
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;—Jan-July
1981
readjustment
3%s
1954
extended
to
mtge $ ser 1953.
extended to 1963.
1st
due
44%
70%
103
43 %
43
43
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1971
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s
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—
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82
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77
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1958
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72
43%
.
-
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62
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1953
71
66%
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19
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...
1962
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9%
1952, thereafter
1977.
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7'/a
79
69%
80%
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1971
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Italian Public Utility Institute—
2% to Jan. 1 1952 thereafter
due
9
...Jan-July
for
due 1977
series B 1947.'
5%
—
6s
Consortium
to Jan,
3%
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May-Nov
1952, thereafter
1,
to
external
1958
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8%
.93
93
10
93%
-—..Jan-July
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Jan
Electric
5'%s due
150
97
I960
of)
assented
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■
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90%
66 %
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1962
June-Dec
extended
55
noa
to
1952
82 '
64'A
Jan-July
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84
Map-Nov
external
1952
80
—
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mtge s f
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80
~i
62
69'%
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'
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67
77%
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57%
1977
Credit
due
57
87
(interest
1962
secured
3
■■
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external
B
1st
71%
87
Jan-July
2012
62
1968.
2%
series
*71%
—Jan-July
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95%
..Feb-Aug
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Italian
(Republic)—
to
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59
51
—-
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1968
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62
1954
Jan-July
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1956
loan
*80
1976
1
to
&
secured
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100%
91%
dollar
pursuant
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A 8s
102
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A7s
external
55%
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pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
53
95%
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water
75%
51
60
*
Jan-July
Jan-July
1999
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47
20
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68
1
..
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1950
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42
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of)—
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75
56%
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36 Va
38
75
May-Nou
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45%
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(State
external
91%
88%
2001
2012
2%)
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(interest)
1936 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5%)
1999
A8s
61
—
„
to
Jan-July
1950.—..
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San
62%
90%
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99%
49
2.375%)
A
1952
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36
May-Nov
Plan
Year
No.
38
A6%s
5%
99 %
62%
to
to
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68
*37
April-Oct
1952
8s
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58%
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High
May-Nor
54
Paulo
Friday's
Bio A: Asked
(interest
ASao
1976.,.—Jan-July
1
1966
57%
43
49
April-Oct
1976
1
Jan
extended to
gen
29
4
—
*27'%
100%
due
1926
or
43
98
Week's Range
or
1967
6V2s
bonds Jan
bonds
external loan
54%
35%
Last
Sale Price
(State of)—(Conti—
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004,
ARome (City of) 6'/2s 1952
B
Jan-June
t'eriod
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reduced to 2.25%)
2004
40%
56
111% 112'%
42
Interest
Exchange
Low
do Sul
reduced
—
6%s due 1950 extended to 1960
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43
55
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—_—
A
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371/4
387b
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(Republic of) 7s 1967
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ser
Grande
Rio
58
A6s
AEstonla
7s
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
53%
88 '/4
112'%
,
High
90%
90Vb
Feb-Aug
gold 4%s 1962
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dollar
52 3
*60
June-Dec
1942
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f
52%
1
99
*60
May-Nov
May-Nou
"
1)
for
J95ii
3>/4
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April-Oct
external
5%s 1955
f
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97
..
99
52 %
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1960
20-year
s
Year
(interest reduced to
extended
s
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5
*97
99
June-Dec
1953
Stamped assented
ext)
1
37%
*4VB
—
Jan-July
ACosta Rica
(Republic of)
7s
1951
(Republic of) 4'%s external 1977
Cundlnamarca
(Dept of)
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978
Czechoslovakia (State)—
3Vas extl
—
*
~
37 %
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4s
—
*55'%
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1961
f ASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
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1
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April-Oct
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JANUARY
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ENDED
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—
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—
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1962
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__
55 %
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1957
1961
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.
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.
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Bid & Asked
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A
FOR WEEK
Week's Range
98 y4
22
100%
RR—
mortgage
5s
series
AC
1967
mortgage 5s series II 1955
4%s series JJ 1961
series
RR
1960
*101
May -Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4V2s series A July
1970—May-Nou
4s
*73
101
70%
_
73
72'%
73
80
60%
59 y4
61
49
-
102
75
66%
76%
52%
63%
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...
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Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Co
Bristol-Myers
Union Gas
Brooklyn
General
1st
Buffalo
April-Oct
1969—Mar-Sepf
1976
2
Jim-July
debs
3%s
Jan-July
1975_May-Nov
mtge 2%s
*103 (/a
g^i/
94%
Buffalo Rochester &
Pittsburgh Ry—
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Bush
Cons
Co
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5s
mtge
gen
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Friday
BONDS
1952
Low
101 %
104%
95%
92%
85%
S2
103 %
86
124
100%
105
82
104%
94%
6
97%
72%
10
85%
98
102
4
104%
5
82
80 3/4
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3V'4s debentures 1976
Continental Can 3V4s debs 1976
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Co
mtge
Cuba
84
4s
(1942
series)
California
Oregon Power 3%s 1974
Canada
Power
Southern
Canadian
consol
first
3s
95%
106 %
gold
4%s
1957
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Jan-July
1955
debs
4s
series
1960
A
4s
1965
Mar-Sept
Ry—
mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
20
105%
1965
April-Oct
April-Oct
3Vis debentures 1976
Celotex
3%s debentures
Corp
1960
107%
106%
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A Gen
mortgage 4 Vis series A Jan 1 2020
May
AGen mortgage 4Vis series B Jan 1 2020
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62
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mortgage 3Vis
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New
Central
Pacific
First
1987
Jan-July
April-Oct
1974
3s
1974
mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
4
98
101%
63
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*—
17
98
5
81
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&
71 y4
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A
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debentures
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1975
B
Columbus &
South
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Columbus &
Toledo
first
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97
3
95
97 %
96%
9
93%
9734
95%
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98
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1
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ref
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footnotes
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1967
see
page
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81-
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'
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,
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A
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2015——April
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101
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97%
101 %
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26
105 %
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102 %
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1
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& Utilities Corp—
debentures
income
(B F)
1969
104% 104%
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Ry
104
1023/4
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99%
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C
1973
mortgage
112%
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95
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and
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91%
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1968
91%
1
77%
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91%
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67
92%
102
99
81
%
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1976;—May-Nov
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refunding 4s series B 1975-—Jan-July
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and
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108% 113%
*„
Jan-July
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B
89
First
General
97%
10
89
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series R 1961—Jan-July
Green Bay & West debentures ctfs A
—Feb
A Debenture
99%
116% 116%
Jan-July
2%s series P 1982
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
A
103% 105
99
Co—
4%s. series D 1976
:—Jan-July
mortgage 3%s series N 1990—_Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s series O 2000
Jan-Juiy
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1
95%
99%
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4%s
101%
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67%
238
95%
95%
4%s
General
' 75
•
100% 403%
99%
„
May-Nov
fan-July
May-Nov
first
Denver
General
'401
85 %
—
1961
debs
refunding 5s- series A 1974—Mar-Sepf
&
mortgage
General
77%-. 87
95
59
3s
1972:
105%
95
97
100
Rubber
100%
102%
10
&
debentures
3%s debentures 1977—
14
1
mortgage 3s 1978debentures
1969
91%
91%
Auril-Oct
*„
Jan-July
*97
First
mortgage
2%s
1979
mortgage
2%s
1980
100
91%
100
98%
98
94
100
98%
June-Dec
First
...June-Dec
1st
mortgage
3%s
May-Nofi
1981—
105%
106%
92
H
Hackensack
Hocking
Houston
*102
103%
1013%
104%
3%s
Water
Valley
first
Ry
Finance
Lighting &
(conv
mtge
first
after
Power
92V4
—
—
100%
103
92%
93%
35
92
91
A
933/4
119
963/4
134
105
104% 105
1363%
5
116
1363/4
11
103
105%
62%
70
56%
65
April-Oct
29%
27%
303%
142
253/4
34%
2%s series A 1981.-Jan- July
series B 1978
June -Dec
93%
93 %
93%
93%
99%
98 3/4
101 %
95
100%
income
5s
Feb
1957
933/4
8
99%
14
99
101%
99%
17
93%
100
First
98 %
99%
23
97
100
Illinois
101%
61
101
104
30
103
105 %
Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s series B
26
131%
154%
Consol
101
.
104
105
151
152
%
94%
97 %
Illinois Bell Telephone
April-Oct
103%
103%
(Bait)—
Jan-July
96
96
.April-Oct
Jan-July
98
93
*—
96%
118% 119%
104%
11
953/4
99
1
95%
100
296
116%
■
92
96 %
119
mortgage
Central
Consol
Cons
113%
92 3/4
61%
95%
104
134
1957
99%
101
114
62 3/8
5s
99%
Feb-Aug
1
95%
17
~3
_Feb-Aug
first
May-Nou
—
95%
June-Dec
ser
AAdjusted
95%
91%
__
117% 117%
--
1962. June-Dec
1967
A
Manhattan
_Jan-July
Co—
7-1-53)
Hudson
&
*91%
1999
1970-,
Huuson Coal first sink, fund 5s
*100%
1976— Mar-Sept
.Jan-July
2%s
4%s
Corp 2%s
1979—Jan-July
—June-Dec
27.
72
149
*69
''
~i
101%
98%
98%
101
June-Dec
1986
123%
169
69%
123
,
Mar-Sept
1981
ser
95
123
-8)
City-
1976
U
ser
f 2%s
96%
93
103% 105%
114 % 123%
(96%
1
73%
77%
77%
May-Nov
Power
1
June-Dec
91%
1963
99
95%
16
June-Dec
91%
1982
Bait
L£ &
ser
2%s
mtge
conv
For
of
103.
104% 104%
May-Nou
95
mortgage 4%s 1954
Consolidated
1st
H
debentures
Co
stamped
Railroad
63%
92
refunding 3s series D 1972
convertible
81
Mar-Sept
East Tenn Va & Georgia div first 5s 1956 May-Nop
Edison EMU (N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-July
Elgin Joilet & Eastern Ry 3V4s 1970
Mar-Sept
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
April-Oct
.80%
91%
and
1st
99
First consol mortgage 3y4s series E 1964-April-Ocf
First consol mtge 3Vis series F 1990—J«n-July
92
First
3s
973%
20
100
68%
763/4
"
1972_June-Dec
Consolidated Gas
28
101%
General
91%
C
1981
93%
99
98%
B
G
93
96
82%
95
ser
M 3.14s ser
.
Erie
100
52
ser
ref
101% 102%
93
1982—
•-
93
89..
96 «/2
mtge
&
101%
19
96
76%
80
Feb-Aug
1981
95 *1
95%
18
1995
3%s
82 Va
8
96
mtge 2%s
F
95
95%
__
100%
refund
ser
——
—
94%
gold 4s 1995
lien
4s
mortgage
"7
95
85%
101%
refund
mtge 3s
first
gold
3s subordinate debs
116%
983/4
and
mtge 3s series E
Mack
1st
108%
__
98%
First
refund
(
*95
"
81
101%
93%
1980
13
1982_Mar-Sept
1977.April-Oct
refund
*98
86
74
98%
1
99% 100%
1979-
41
and
1st
&
9%s
99%
A
and
~1
803/4
100%
93%
June-Dec
2%s
99%
ser
and
80%
«
78
99%
1958
mortgage
99 %
mtge 2%s
First
debentures
mortgage
98%
April-Oct
First
80%
Jan-July
1976—
1st.
98%
refund
2%s
88
87%
June-Dec
1985
J
ser
K
1st
14
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First
convertible
Household
1965
76%
1982_..May-Sepf
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
l
fund
sink
(now
2%s
ser
86
Cigar Corp—
Debentures
mtge
3%s
105
15'
67
April
1970
H
2%s series I
76%
Compania Salitrera—Sec
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
series
refund
713/4
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
2001
Jan-July
fixed
interest)
1993
1
June-Dec
1999
27/es
16
(3%
143
84
71%
1970—May-Sept
4s 1955—Feb-Aup
mortgage 3s series N 1978__
sinking fund debentures 1999
3s
79
88
fixed
(3%
A
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961May-Now
67%
3V4S
First
91
68%
RR—
Detroit
99% 100
Commonwealth Edison Co—
First
82 %
3
*86
Mar-Sepf
111%
71%
April-Oct
external
ref
ref
General. 5s
Feb-Aup
1977—
1980—
107%
67
__
June-Dec
1975
C
ser
May-Nov
April-Ocf
104
Inc—
series
debentures
1
78
87%
May-Nov
110%
96
June-Dec
1985
39
99%
1961—April-Oct
i
Gas
90
78
Lake—
mortgage
contingent
and
&
Gen
96
June-Dec
A
ser
Western
series
Edison" 3s
Detroit
105 Va
Mar-Sept
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4,/2S
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
Grande
Salt
&
Income
101
67Vi
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s 1985
First mortgage 3%s 1986
Columbia
Denver
5
85
——June-Dec
First
99%
90
May-Nov
contingent interest)
1993
mortgage series A (4%%
contingent interest) 2018
7
112
93
85
first coll trust 4s 1990—May-Noy
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s
First mortgage 3s 1982
97
Division—
mortgage
96
96
June-Dec
-
2042
1 r/0
102%
17
*92
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991—Jan-July
St Louis Division
Rio
&
99
Co—
1
mtge & coll trust 2%s
First
100 %
St Louis Ry—
&
1993
4-6s May
mtge & coll tr 5s
10
104%
*116%
June-Dec
series B
1st
—
division
Essex
Collateral trust
General
June-Dec
gold 4s 1993
General
&
1223/4
June-Dec
1966
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
Cleveland
Morris
AFirst
1977
*—
Xbrk Lackawanna & Western Div
and refund M 5s series C 1973—May-Nov
mortgage due 1993
■May
100%
84
Jan-July
debs
1963
Western RR
&
*97%
—
A Income
95%
99% 102%
84
May-Nov
Corp 2%s 1959
Cities Service Co 3s
New
Co—
mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s series G 1974
Feb-Aup
First
103%
102%
extended
4s
1st
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First
102
101%
101%
Hudson
73
99 %
*94
mtge 2%s 1975_April-Oct
1978
97
98%
99%
1977
85
95 >/4
95%
Jan-July
A 1982
ser
1st
Jan-July
103%
94
97%
2%s
1963
13
8
115%
Chicago Union Stationscries F
*__
Feb-Aug
1965—
1st mtge & coll tr 4V2s ser B 1985
Power & Light 3s 1973
97
Jan-July
mortgage 27/8s series G 1963
95%
106
28
ASecond
refunding mtge 2%s-4V4S 1994_Jan-July
2%s-41/4s 1994
Jan-July
mortgage 3'/8S
93%
*—
First mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977-June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979_Jan-JuIy
100%
1
—
104% 105%
First and
First
93%
June-Dec
100% 100%
11
112
mtge 27/8s ser A 1980
Jan-July
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First
32
100% 100%
99 %100 y4
1st
Income
1978
debentures
5s
—Jan-July
A Jan
ser
series
32%
32%
28%
83 y4
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First
32%
32%
34
100%
27
103
Jan-July,
April
~7
.31%
33
Jan-July
series A
3V4s 1982
debentures
Pennsylvania
100
112 % 112%
May-Nov
AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan I 2038
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
32%
23
*31
1978
3s
2%s
Co
1%
Feb-Aug
mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
mortgage 3%s series B 1985
97
30%
102y4
100%
&
120% 120 y2
99% 100 y2
97
AGeneral
31 y4
95 %
May-Nov
103
98
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
First
3s
&
100%
46%
__
102 % 102 y2
*—
100
105
1990
32
AIncomre
Mar-Sept
ref mtge 3s
4
10
96%
*22
100%
104
47
% 101%
31%
99
98
102%
100%
*31
56
57
98 y4
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aup
and
31%
99%
June-Dec
70%
72%
98%
Jan-July
1958
96
High
104%
June-Dec
72
84
55%
103%
General
32
•
102
-
96%
Jan-June
;
Lackawanna
100
101
--
98 Vi
120%
consolidated gold 4s 1989
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
mortgage
1033/4
100%
„
56%
Jan-July
Second
mortgage
Denver
div
A
mortgage
Delaware
101 %
99
82
*80%
71%
and impt M 3%s series H 1973— June-Dec
first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Refund
101
..June-Deo
Delaware
81
96%
97%
8
June-Dec
63%
*
1003/4
100 ya
*103 %
1992—
Afar-Sept
impt M 3 Vis series D 1996—May-Nou
impt M 3 Vis series F 1996—Feb-Aup
and
1970
8
.
for
1952
Low
April-Oct
Jan-July
107 %
59
101 % 101%
*99
100 %
Feb-Aug
4Vis
and
Refund
B
3%s
97
103%
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
Refund
ser
98
Range
Year
No.
y4 102%
95%
First
63
Feb-Aup
First
4s
97%
102
Sold
Dayton Union Ry 3y4s series B 1965
106
91
Ry Co—
and refund 3Vis series A
ref
First
109%
993/4
99
104% 104%
—
__
Central RR Co of N J—
General
&
Delaware
*96
Feb-Aup
of Georgia Ry—
mortgage 4s series A 1995
First
1970
1970—
30
Bonds
High
Deere
—
102 y4 103
3 Vis debentures (1947 issue) 1960
Feb-Aup
AtCentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948—June-Dec
Central
A
First
107%
105%
*106
Range
Friday's
D
106%
June-Dec
Celanese Corp 3s debentures
ser
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Ocf
38
102%
,-
4s
June
96%
107%
Carthage & Adirondack
First
ref
4s
97
106 y4106%
Mar-Sept
Ohio
&
107
107
Capital Airlines Inc—
Carolina Clinchfield &
92
June-Dec
,
95
106%
Jan-July
mtge
lien
First
Feb-Aug
(perpetual)
or
Bid & Asked
*98 % 100
May-Nov
102
21
107
June-Dec
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1956
Canadian Pacific Ry—
4% consol debenture
2
—
106 y4 106%
National Ry—
Guaranteed
95%
*95%
April-Oct
Week's
*103%
RR—
Imp & equip 4s 1970
May-JVoy
gtd 5s A 1962
95%
1966 May-Nov
1970
1st
.
1976—June-Dec
98
102%
April-Oct
3%s
s
f debs 1977
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3y8s
Cuba Northern Ry—
1st
105%
April-Oct
—May-Nov
Consumers Power first mtge 2% 1975——Mar-Sepf
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
Jan-July
1st lien
C
Electric
Sale Price
Low
1st
California
Last
Period
High
98%
1.0
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
102%
—
.
_
105
Jan-July
JANUARY !)
for
Year
No.
94 %
100
April-Oct
1982
Income
gg
Jan-July
1955
5s
Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
Bush
Range
Sold
—
1971
Niagara Else first
Bonds
*99%
*103% 103%
94 %
94%
*96%
~~
Jan-July
1980
3s
Co
enoe
1968
debentures
4s
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
Brown
debentures
3s
ENDED
Week's Range
Last
3s
mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A 1979-..May. ■Nov
mortgage
mtge
3%s
3%s series C 1974
series
Refunding
Refunding
4s
5s
1955
Debenture
4%s
E
1982
1955
Illinois
*98
98
RR—
Terminal
1966
-—
*98% 100
1979-May. •Nov
May ■Nov
Feb -Aug
98 %
*97 %
98%
98%
98%
98%
—
94
99 %
May. ■Nov
May ■Nov
106%
106% 106%
Feb -Aug
103%
103
Ry 4s series A 1970
Jan- July
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2%s series C 1986—June-Dec
*104
*84 %
*90
36
1013/4
106
103%
87%
98
9
57
105%
99
102
99%
100
104%
107%
104%
82
93
90
"90
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(162)
...
Monday, January 12, 1953
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Price
or
Steel Co
3'As debs 1972
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
^International Great Northern RR—
A First
A
6s series A 1952
Adjustments 6s series
A First
5s series B
A
July 1952
1956—
107 %
J an-July
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Jan-July
1st
110'A
3Vas
s
f debentures series A 1977_
Power
Sold
JANUARY
Low
No.
High
80
New York Stock
105%
110
103%
96%
113%
111
93
75
351
103
23
92 7A
106
103
103
19
93
105
AFirst 5s series B
104% 107
81
104%
107
AFirst
88
81%
87
*100'A 102
99%
102
51
83
mortgage 33As 1978
mortgage 3s 1980
♦101
102
105
Franklin
Jersey Central
Clear
&
Power
&
1st
Light
2%s
1976—Mar-Sept
._Mar-Sept
90
91
13
93
90
93
2
79%
05%
N
♦95
June-Dec
91
100
25
90
First
mortgage 2'{is 1978
1st mortgage 23As 1980
..June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975-.
April-Oct
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
..June-Dec
June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 23As 1974—
..April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987—
..Jan-July
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'As
..Jan-July
Stamped 1961
—
Plain
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 19G4
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
—
—
—
99
—
18
99
♦96%
_—
47%
—
__
__
-April-Oct
April-Ocf
—
—
99'A
50
99%
100
99%
2
100
Mar-Sept
1
157
99% 100
I
13
60
1%
'
160%
%
A
ser
First & ref
5s
92'A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
First mortgage 5s extended to
1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)
First mortgage 4'As extended to
1974
Lehigh Valley RR—
79%
92%
87%
76
.
83
92
81%
88%
♦100
100
93%
100%
*91%
947A
87
93
♦86%
88%
86
90
Feb-Aug
93
93
93%
81%
96%
Jan-July
90'A
90%
91%
80%
93
74%
——
■—
Co
3s debentures
3s
debentures
—June-Dec
—
—June-Dec
103%
1963
1976
3 VaS
79%
34
88
83
68%
74
58
88%
67%
74
20
61%
73%
79%
79%
93
94
67'A
3
67%
79%
16
85%
97
♦109%
108%
—
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„
76
76
'
98
506
60%
67%
75
527
64%
72%
81
82%
288
71%
81
77
75%
77
30
71
78
69
75%
1
1997
A
1973
73
73
5
62%
63
20
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63%
58%
63
64
61%
97%
97%
62%
58%
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65
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61%
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84%
63%
56%
61
95
2
95
84%
99
91%
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84%
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100
•
76%
96
71
40
93%
92
77
*82
88%
103%
93%
qt;
76%
May-Nov
95
80%
100 %
*100
May-Nov
1973
B
76%
77%
82%
342
65%
72%
64%
64'A
65%
559
53 %
101% 101%
4
100%
__
& Hartford RR—
Haven
Jan-July
Inc 4%s series A 2022
May
conv
64%
Port Chester-
River &
1955
101%
7%
Y
Y State Electric & Gas
7%
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocf
2%s 1977
Jan-July
Jan-July
Y Steam Corp first 3%s 1963
tN Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
§ AFirst refunding 5s 1937
N
gold
1940
§ATerminal first gold 5s 1943
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
5s
.—Jan -July
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
667/a
45
29
*80
103
76
37
44%
12
21
28 y4
«...
73
81%
11
93%
*98'A
105%
17
93
96%
101% 101 %
101%
67
72
85
93%
93%
4%
97
61%
66
28%
10%
2%
—
44
44
7
2
*78
102
93%
104%
104
104%
May-Nov
.
46
66%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
§ ASecond gold 4'As 1937
§ AGeneral
88
3%
95%
3%
&
Power
8
3
*94
June-Deo
N
General
1
99%
1980
April-Ocf
gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974
Mar-Sepf
General & refunding 4'As ser A 1974
Mar-Sepf
Northern Pacific
1
71
15
103% 103%
100% 100%
103
5
99%
74
104%
101%
99
93
86%
3s
83
77%
100%
98
—
103%
101%
99%
83
♦100
95
*92
92%
♦103%
86
*94%
94%
—
•100
93
104
95
States
(Minnesota)
97
120
Quar-Feb
2047
Quar-Feb
97%
118
„
111%
102%
103
101%
—
122%
107%
„
*103
95%
95%
10
106
106%
♦__
106
102
75
75
110%
106%
71
97
75%
71
17
71
100%
36
76
1
64 y4
73
44
99% 100%
103%
69%
94%
100
103'A 104
102
4
106
103
103%
21
101%
106
104
104
105%
50
102%
105%
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first mortgage 2%s 1974
2%s 1975
mortgage
mortgage 3s 1978
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1st mortgage 3'As 1982
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♦„
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94%
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94
_2
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93%
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93
101%
_
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93%
——
120%
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87
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ser H 2003
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—Mar-Sept
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mtge
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99
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1976
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13
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67%
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_May-Nov
May-Nov
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103
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mortgage bonds—
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101%
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—
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,
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86
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.
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L
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96%
100II
6
105
100%
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April-Oct
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101%
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_Jan-July
1961
98
....
—
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—
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90%
93
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85
96%
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Feb-Aug
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91
85
101
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96%
*103 % 104%
100
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01%
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102
93
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1959—June-Dec
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1952
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er
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73
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73
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101
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1972—May-Nov
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Interstate
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Friday's
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——
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—
92
—
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93%
13
98%
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Macy (R H) & Co 2%s debentures
1972—_May-Nov
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series A 1960
June-Dec
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series B
♦—
95%
1954—June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1969.*
mortgage 3%s 1969
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debentures
t§AMidlond of N J first ext 5s
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Minn St
Paul
.
1967
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lien
5s
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40-year 4s series
B
~
„
104%
1962
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,_Jan-July
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1961...April-Oct
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A Jan
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refunding 5s
series A 1965
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Feb-Aug
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1977—Mar-Sept
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refunding 5s series G 1978—May-Wow
I AConvertible gold
5'As series A 1949
AFirst
and
refund
gold
5s
ser
79
Monongahela Ry 3'/4S series
Morrell (John) & Co 3s
Morris & Essex first
gtd
B
1966
States Tel & Tel 2%s
1986
3Ves debentures 1978
Nashville Chattanooga & St
Louis—
First mortgage 3s
series B 1986
National Dairy Products
2% debs 1970
debentures
1974
First guaranteed 4'As
series B 1961
3s debentures 1982
3s debentures 1974
see
page
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99%
99%
96%
8
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—
97%
100
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103
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mortgage
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94%
100% 100%
94'A
95%
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
*„
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15
94%
93
96
June-Dec
1979
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1st mtge 3%s 1982—.
101
96%
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95%
36
96
4
100% 101%
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96
—
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100%
102%
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
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&
refunding 3'As series I 1966
June-Dee
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103
„
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98%
97%
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June-Deo
97%
97
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98
98
98 Ya
93
93
94
95
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refunding
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14
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98%
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37
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3VbS series R 1982
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1st & ref mtge 3%s ser U 1985
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debentures
3 Vbs debentures
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April-Ocf
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1978
1983
debentures
93
:—Mar-Sepf
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1981
93
93
98%
101% 101'/a
98%
99%
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95
28
92
98%
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'
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■
94
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—April-Ocf
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_
__
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110%
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98
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100%
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2%s
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1st
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mortgage 3s 1974
mortgage
mortgage 2%s 1980—
83
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series
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&
1971
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&
98%
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•—
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footnotes
93
June-Dec
1976
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3'As 1982
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debentures 1967
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52
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—
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2
100
——
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78%
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*„
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95
—
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1974—May-lVou
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debentures 1988
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96
93%
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1972—Jan-July
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1982
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Volume 177
Number 5185
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Chronicle
.
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27
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
^Certificates
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100
100
101%
182
109'A
109% 111%
243
A
25/aS debentures
debentures
Certificates
First
2%s
—
1972
_
1973
Jan-July
May-No®
91%
47
90
a
Deferred
96%
24
95%
94%
96%
94%
3
92%
96
97%
99%
*__
—
99
96%
92
103
73%
86
—
111%
84'A
17
95%
Map-Nov
84'A
95%
2
*80
87
—
44
111% 113%
*54'/a
'
— —
__
83
71%
84
84
93
76
85
114
103%
53
52
98
*__
104% 104%
~1
102
102
10
100
102%
105
105%
12
104%
107
103%
99%
Map-Nov
102
May-No®
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
103 %
106
106
65%
63%
105%
100
65%
66'A
76
63%
64%
93
57%
67
64%
102% 103'/a
31
100 %
103%
6
103%
103%
106%
58%
97
Jan-July
102
92 %
—
43
101% 102'A
92
50
92%
99%
97
100%
104%
1958
*96%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
95
91
'
♦100
Jan-July
May-No®
.Jan-July
104
105%
102 %
102
103
__
81'A
64
79%
803A
20
77%
85%
79 Ye
64%
5
59'A
71
5 9'/a
64
79
_
1976
June-Dec
1979
3%s
101
99 VB
100 Vb
63'A
Jan-July
Map-Nov
deposit
2%s
99%
101%
2
101
*102%
—
98%
146
104%
101
104
93%
92
~3
100% 100%
AprfZ-Oct
1960
100
*—
93%
94
—
*91%
—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
93
--
24
99% 101
78
94%
91
98%
102%
delivery
the
sale
the
year's
Included In the year's range,
d Ex-Interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sala not Included In the year's range. zCasb sal*
not
year's range,
in
n
y Ex-coupon.
{Negotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganised under Section 77 tc
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
selling flat.
99%
94%
In
not included
94%
96%
—
101%
91%
98%
Y
—
91
—
97
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s 1976. .Jan-July
112%
96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
84%
Feb-Nov
deposit
Wisconsin Public Service
71
105%
5
—
*85
April
April
102%
91'A
1971—Map-Nov
of
3s
1949-
4s
of
mortgage
Included
(N J) debentures
debentures 1974
*100%
1
14
93
96
60
April-Oct
1965
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
(Indiana)—
1982
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
§ASu & Du div and term first 4s 1938
110
1
1969
1980
mortgage
general
ACerticifates
108
85
70%
100%
93
May-Nov
ser A
1971
first
Co
§ A First
120%
102
A
Winston-Salem S B first 4s
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
103
108 'A
85%
80
—
102
100
Co—
series
debentures
Wilson &
99%
85%
80
1st 4s
1960
5s
debentures
3'As
180
.Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
——
102
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
103%
98
RR
debentures
2%s
104%
166% 173
104%
102%
102%
102%
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
105
96%
96%
94%
104
April-Oct
mtge 4'As series B 1976
30-year
Inc—
Oil
Swift & Co
1st
81
92
94%
102%
100
1966
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser A 1981—
Western Union Telegraph Co—
94%
93%
74%
114
104
♦98
—
Map-Nov.
4Vis
Sunray Oil Corp 27/aS debentures 1966
2Vis
102%
Jan-July
:
Internatl first gold
3Vis convertible debentures
2%s
103% 104%
103 VB
-
94%
»Z
102
gtd gold 3%s 2000
ref
registered 2361
Western Pacific
101%
April-Oct
A 1956
general 6%s series A
Southwestern
Standard
,
1
4s
94%
91%
——.
Pacific RR Co—
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
5s
77%
first
Western Maryland Ry
114%
97%
Petroleum Corp—
debs (subord)
conv
3'As 1976
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
99%
91%
113
6
95 »A
77%
104%
Map-Nov
Apn'Z-Oct
1960
Devel and general 6s series
Standard
*93%
104
1st mtge 3%s ser A *75—June-Dec
mortgage 27/aS series E 1986
Standard
97%
93
77%
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2%s series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
Devel
97%
*91%
—
Map-Nov
3s convertible debentures
First
97%
—
Jan-July
1969
Southern
97
11
—
__
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
2%s 1994
93
Co—
Gold
Gold
~
J an-July
23/4S debentures 1985
92%
debentures
conv
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
97 %
50
86%
100
99%
*95
Jan-July
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967
94%
92
2%s debentures 1971
3%s
Warren RR
101%
97%
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
Skelly Oil 2"As debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil-2%s 1976
W'arren
97
100 'A
100
102
03%
Co—
Walworth Co
112%
96
*__
10
102%
101
W
121%
105%
38
—
94%
Map-Nov
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
100%
120
112%
94
April-Oct
1958_
5s
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser O 1973
100
100
__
110
June-Dec
Pipe Line 3.20s
First consolidated
103
99
__
April-Oct
93
94 %
94
*101% 103%
1981—June-Dec
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
112
♦101% 103
__
June-Dec
100
110%
102
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Wabash RR
111% 111%
Map-Nov
3s debentures 1974
Shell Union Oil
98%
73
-
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2%s 1966
Service
94
68%
99
April-Oct
1989—May-No®
Mar-Sept
Co—
mtge 3s series B
_
•78
1989.Jan-July
1955—Feb-Aug
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
100%
_
gold 4s 1968—-June-Dec
cons
series A
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
♦96%
♦72
May-No®
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St Paul & Duluth first
4s
First and refund mtge 27/aS ser G 1979
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
♦100%
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
May
St Louis-South western Ry—
gtd
Mar-Sept
1978—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
gold 5s
6s 1996
consol
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
First and refund mtge 3s series F
89
s
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
RR
Consol sinking fund series B 1857
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
K
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—Map-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
range,
.
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FORMERLY
NEW
YORK CURB
EXCHANGE—CHANGE OF NAME EFFECTIVE JANUARY 5, 1953
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
furnish
we
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
a
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Jan.
5, 1953 and ending on Friday, Jan. 9, 1953. It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and intended to include every security
whether stock or bond, in which
any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
KANGE
Friday
STOCK8
American
Stock
*
Vending Corp
ACF-Brill
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire Co
Adam
Hat
Ainsworth
For
Low
8
3,100
6% Mar
1%
1%
2,400
1
Nov
6
2,600
5%
Oct
23% Jun
5%
5%
26%
27%
250
3%
3%
500
3%
2%
3%
Manufacturing
Associates
Air-Way
STOCKS
High
3%
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Inc
Electric
footnotes
10 %
Appliance
see
page 31.
3
13%
2%
Apr
Alabama Great Southern
9%
Jan
Alabama Power 4.20%
27%
Feb
Alaska
All
Oct
2,400
2%
Nov
4%
Feb
Feb
10
9
Oct
13%
Jan
5%
Dec
9%
Jun
9%
Feb
12%
Oct
10%
1,900
7 VB
900
12%
13%
1,900
V
Par
Airfleete
Aug
Inc
American
Name
Airways—
changed
13%
80
preferred
Inc
Range
of Pricea
Low
1
Airlines
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Dec
4
9%
Stock
High
7%
Dec
6%
(N J)
American
3
9%
common
JANUARY 9
Range for Year 1952
7%
27'/4
Aero
Air
Low
Alloys
Inc
ENDED
Friday
Shares
common
Stores
WEEK
for Week
7%
1%
warrants
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
ABC
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
J
126%
1968
debentures
4%s
208
100
99%
*97%
114
117
3%s debentures 1977
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge <fe Coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
136
208
71
3
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991
104
132%
25
1985—Jan-July
E
ser
2
96%
Pacific—
and impt
Corp
debs
conv
United
99%
ref
debentures
3'/as
98%
99
♦—
37/as
—
96
102% 102%
Union Pacific RR—
•94
♦99
High
126
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975
27/8S
Mar-Sept
M
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
1st mtge 3 'As 1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
102
Co—
for
1952
Low
126
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
106%
100
97
Range
Year
NO.
U
97%
88%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1963
debentures
and refund
Tri-Continental
3s
111
Sold
126
98
89%
5
Bonds
High
June-Deo
102%
88
w,
Range
Friday's
115% 115%
AprlZ-Oct
Apr*Z-Oc*
5s 2000
AAdjustment income 5s
101%
100%
2
98
*__
May-No®
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis
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-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/a$ 1979_June-Dec
3%s
93%
97%
Mar-Sept
1956
Electric & Gas
~9
♦101
mortgage 27/as 1984
Public
100
97%
1964—Jan-July
1977
first gold
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
tThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
87
101%
June-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3Vis
First mortgage 3s 1983
Providence
refund M 3 Vis series B 1970
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990
Texas & Pacific
108%
100
102%
Orleans RR—
Texas Pacific-Missouri
76%
3
96%
Map-Nov
1965
109
..June-Dec
1977
New
Jan-July
April-Oct
27/as series D 1985
First and
108%
100
20
*97'A
—
Feb-Aug
debentures
and impt
Corp 3s debentures
Texas &
109
100
8
84
97%
mortgage 4%s series C 1960
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1974
2
101% 101%
First
5s series C
105%
Texas
Tel & Ohio Cent
April-Oct
5s series B 1962
97
104%
—
*100% 102
—
June-Dee
mortgage 4%s series B
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Refund and impt M 4s series 0 2019
101%
104%
104 VB
_
__
or
Bid & Asked
19
101%
7
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
100%
100
100% 100%
—
Jan-July
Aprii-Oct
First
First general
9
106
83%
May-No®
1965
Period
General
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First general
97%
106% 106%
106% 107
April-Oct
1975
Interest
Refund
*109%
■
June-Dee
3%s 1964
series
13
__
*108
—
—
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
High
19%
9%
101
106
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3 Vis
24
18
*103%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
18%
95
1964.May-No?
9
for
1952
Low
♦101
1957—May-Nov
J
Year
No.
Ry—
1960__Feb-Aug
I 1963__Feb-Aug
ENDED JANUARY
Friday
Range
Sold
99% 100%
H
ser
Bonds
Hiah
*16
99%
1953__June-Dee
G
ser
guaranteed 4s
Consolidated
riday's
18%
__
Consolidated
f
Bid & Asked
deposit
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964___Feb-Aug
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/aS 1996__June-Deo
Consolidated
or
Low
jAPbilipplne Ry 1st sink fund
FOR WEEK
Week's Range
Last
103
100
99
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range for Year 1952
Low
High
14
103
99
1,100
130
6%
Jan
89% Mar
High
15% NOV
105
Dec
75
89%
Jan
2,600
4'A
Dec
8
Jan
2
Jun
3%
Jan
1
5%
4%
" 5%
—1
2%
2%
2%
600
2U
2ft
2!i
48,100
99%
Apr
>
to
Allegheny Airlines Inc
(Effective
Jan.
5)
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allegheny Corp warrants
23A Dec
2JI Dec
1
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(164)
Monday, January 12, 1953
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Slock
Allied
Allied
Altes
1
•
-1
Internat
Investing cap stk
(Mich) common
Brewing Co
Products
Aluminum
of
Co
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
Amer
Manufacturing
Industries
Air Filter
100
•
preferred
Aluminum
Ambrook
5%
•
common
Inc
200
26
reb
American Hard Rubber
3%
Jan
27%
Dec
Catalin
400
94%
89
24
24
200
21%
Oct
25%
Jan
15
16%
800
11% Aug
17%
Nov
Central
4
Laundry
4%
1,500
4
Dec
4%
Dec
3.50%
16
1% Oct
3
20
Machine
J*n
Meter
Co
•
American Potash &
6%
American
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
American
Writing
2
common
5%
preferred
Paper common
100
%
Nov
1% July
75
39%
Nov
46 %
Jun
10
Nov
16%
Apr
24
Jun
25
21%
*4%
22
4%
1,200
600
1,000
8,900
5%
900
20% Jan
4%
Jan
28%
Jan
35
May
33%
Oct
40
Jan
GO %
59%
61%
2,200
50 % May
69% July
Chief
17
16
17%
1,100
13%
Dec
22%
Jan
Circle Wire &
4 %
4%
0
Dec
7%
Inc
Cameras
Natural
1
Gas
4
105 %
16%
-
•
Common class A non-voting
•
.7%
6%
preferred
Light $7 pfd
4%%
•
convertible preferred
Aro
Equipment Corp
Associated Electric Industries—
2.50
.
7
Nov
1,200
2,500
3%
American dep rets reg
Laundries of America
Associated Tel & Tel class A
90
1,900
7%
2,400
16
27,700
Atlantic
Coast
Coast
Line
•
101
Atlas
Plywood
Jan
Steel
Voting
Ayshire
1,800
114
Colonial
Colonial
(The)
14%
Oct
17
Jun
Colonial Sand
10 %
Dec
11% July
Inc
70
116%
Oct
20
Jun
25%
Dec
Commodore
44%
Jun
57
Dec
16%
Oct
11
July
Corp
to
ext
Consol
Consolidated
Nov
Jan
Consolidated
Dec
Consolidated
Feb
500
2
825
77
Jan
6
Oct
13%
13
135
2%
Nov
2%
116
8% Mar
Class
7,000
300
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
de
los
American
Banff
Oil
Basic
75o
21
1,100
Jan
Continental
Car-Na-Var
Corp—
6%
Feb
Continental
Commercial
Corp
9%
Nov
Continental
Foundry & Machine
15% July
22%
Oct
Cook
20 %
Pwr
Ltd
i
Inc
1
common
Aircraft
Inc
common
Gas
3%
1,400
900
10%
10%
39%
37
41
10%
14%
10%
10%
1,150
14%
15
1,800
13%
Oct
16%
4%
Jun
5%
85%
85%
85%
100
4
4%
11%
10%
4%
3'
5% Mar
Oct
Petroleum
(The)
Crowley
Milner & Co
Cent
Petroleum
(Md)—
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
"A"
21%
Crown
Co
Drug
Cuban
Atlantic
4% July
Cuban
Tobacco
35%
40%
Apr
8% May
20%
Jan
9%, Sep
9
14%
Dec
12
Jun
37%
12
52
Apr
-70
72%
400
1%
1%
2,600
18%
19%
1,600
9%
9%
1,900
14%
*
15%
4,800
14
1,300
1% July
Sep/
4% Dec
761/2
Dec
2% Mar
7%
9%
14%
14
Feb
9%
Nov
12%
Jan
22%
Dec
Jun
9%
;i3%
Dec
8
10% May
Jan
11%
%
"34
:! 12%
35%
12%
8%
7%
8%
34
1
!
7,400
Jun
17%
Oct
15 % Aug
2
Feb
30%
Dec
42%
3,900
13
7%
Jan
16
4,800
6%
Oct
1
300
6%
6%
26%
Feb
July
8% July
1
1,600
Apr
3%
Jan
6%
Dec
19% May
400
25%
25%
28%
Nov
44
Feb
34%
8%
9
8%
%
t
-
Sep
1%
Feb
200
8%
Apr
12%
Jan
8%
100
8
Oct
11%
Jan
%
8,800
% Mar
ft Dec
8%
20
8%
400
8%
8%
1,300
6%
Jan
8%
Dec
17%"' 17%
700
15%
Jan
17%
Dec
17%
Oct
22% Mar
21%
4%
100
74%
76%
18,800
ia
1%
46,900
7%
300
9%
10%
1,000
13%
13%
8
4,900
4%
300
120
-75
:
"
12
7
,<
9%
,
"l%
Jan
4
10%
Sep
May
69%
4%
Dec
Dec
81%
Jan
% Oct
1% Mar
6%
Dec
9%
Dec
7%
15
Jan
Jan
12% May
1% Oct
14%
Sep
2%
Jan
29%
i'1%
2
300
,24 %
26
1,950
12
Feb
1
Curtis
30
135
Jan
Jan
Daitch
Dec
Nov
Feb
Day
85
Nov
6%
3%
Feb
6'% Aug
3
2% Dec
Oct
9%
Nov
13%
Jan
6%
1,500
5%
Apr
9%
30%
10
30% Mar
33
Nov
20%
22%
9,700
19% Nov
26%
Apr
CrystaJ
Dairies
Inc
Apr
3
100
34%
50
—1
7%
7%
700
10%
5,100
99%
200
9%
97
5%
8%
98
12%
5%
12%
6
1,500
Dennison
Mfg
25
Mar
21% Mar
Nov
14
class
Detroit Gasket
Detroit Gray
&
Detroit
Raynolds
Oct
Distillers
Diversey
35%
Nov
Dobeckmun
Jan
7%
Nov
Dome
Oct
15%
Jan
Domestic
Feb
7
Feb
Feb
Dominion
Bridge
Feb
B
Co
2 ft
300
30
30
6%
25
15%
Jun
1%
40
15%
Oct
Dec
5%
Dec
28
—
6%
-
500
Jun
Dec
13% Mar
'
Apr
Feb
Jan
Co
600
*
12%
3i«. Jun
33
7'/a
Mar
Feb
16% July
145
Feb
13V2
Jan
1%
1,600
1%
Dec
2V2 Mar
2%
1,800
2%
Oct
4%. Feb
27%
27%
27%
1,200
2%
2%
2ft
7,400
25
May
11
Oct
13%. Jan
111 Dec
1
.
4S
Steel
.
Textile
3U Aug
2
—
9%
24
6%
7%
6
1
Dec
36
5%
6
Ltd- 2
Mar
2%
8%
Jun
11%
Feb
19%
Oct
34
Jan
10,100
6
8,100
16%
;
16%
Oct
5
1,000
40%
16%
*
•
40%
300
10%
10%
Jan
700
2,000
Jan
75
*
stock-
Coal, ord
May
15%
Dec
37% May
7%
Sep
6% Aug
87%
Feb
19%
Aug
45
Jan
6%
Jan
Jun
14%
Jan
Dec
•
177/.
23% July
8% Aug
17%
17%
1,400
14
Jan
18%
Dec
Corp common
Drilling & Exploration Co
50
iavn
18%
19%
4,700
15%
Oct
x26%
Jan
Driver
ft
%
iff
10,400
ft Dec
%
Apr
4%
3,800
Co
Ltd
common-
Ltd-
Dragon Cement Co Inc—
100
10 % May
13 yB
•
15%
16
300
12y8
Apr
21
Feb
„10
Jun
30%
31
1,300
2iya
Jan
29%
Dec
1,400
•
Draper
Harris
9%
•
Chemical Co
5%
Brewery
—
23
618
2.50
Corp com
Ltd—
&
&
_
Co
15%
18%'
—
*—
18%
19
*
17%
Nov
8%
—
8%
2,700
7%
Oct
40%
350
34%
Dec
44
Dec
36%
Dec
19%
Apr
34 %
35%
300
17%
16%
17%
22,400
3%
3%
——
34%
(Allen B) Laboratories—
.
,10c
Class A comomn
Jan
38%
8%
—1
Co
Co
Power
„
9%
_
10%
DuMont
Sep
Jan
1%
23%
1,300
Duke
13
Dec
Mar
2%
_
1,400
Dow
12%
Oct
6%
2%
common
Dominion Tar
Dominion
133
7%
35
Ltd—
Exploration Ltd
Dominion
'
.
.
1
dep rets ord reg
Corp
(The)
1,300
Sep
200
•
_25c
13
Feb
14%
—10
class
Finance
112%
15% Aug
3%
20%
1%
Oils Ltd
16%
4
Oct
Feb
Apr
1
Products
Steel
<fc
Devon-Leduc
16 %
3s 6d
17%
12% July
100
5%
2%
ic
5
_
6%
25%
5%
2
Co„
12%
~ '
400
6%
25%
30
Foundry
Mfg
Jan
51
common
16 %
12 %o
150
Dec
6%
250
13%
"
^
50c
Manufacturing—
Iron
Hardware
Detroit
3%
8% Aug
200
11%
'
13%
10%
A
12%
•
~6%
•
.
-100
Jun
Jan
,~5%
——
_10c
Oct
30
26,000
13%
—35
Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Apr
2%
~5%
2.50
Jan
Jun
12%
14%
1
Davenport Hosiery Mills—
Davidson Brothers Inc
Jan
175
.,11%
D
11%
47% May
6
(Mo)
Co
21%
77% Mar
170
11%
2.50
5
common
Manufacturing
Oct
4
34%
12%
Inc
175
*
common
Curtis Lighting
26
5
common
Apr
10% Mar
9%
10
American dep rets ord shs„
70
Feb
26,900
3
991/2
Sugar
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
Apr
8%
Dec
300
•
I2
3
*
10
—
__"~2~50
_
3,800
•
25c
common
Feb
11
•
Line
4%
5
partic
Dec
18 %
I III
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma Mines Ltd—
4%
1
Crown
American
""
13% July
22%
4%
1
17%
23
10s
B
221/4 Aug
Apr
5
Company
15%
11%
6
•
class
13 % Mar
Apr
reg)—£1
13% May
11% Aug
2% Mar
30%
6
•
junior preferred
Jan
Jun
Aug
19
1
common
Crystal Oil Refining common—.
$6 preferred
400
1,400
£1
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Pipe
%
•
I
III
6%
18
Courtaulds Ltd—
Devoe
Distillers
Ltd
900
2,900
•
common
Forman
10
21%
2%
preference
cumulative
Buckeye
9%
21
4
•
4%
9% May
97%
21
2%
A
38%
Jan
100
Nov
5%
5
100
£1
class
5%
15% Apr
1,100
Jan
10%
Oct
31
Jan
Jan
200
5
700
5,900
1,000
III*
preference
4%
Jun
Nov
40%
""734
Brown
13 'A
3%
Co__IIII—H__I*
Power
Cosden
Jan
27
July
91/3
15,800
*
,
Jan
Jan
Oct
16
Dec
14%
1
A
2
39%
4%
common
class
10
13
6
Jan
7%
18%
*
—
preferred
Jan
39%
__
MiUs
200
$1
7% May
9% Jan
14%
5
"
Company
Bruck
5%
20o
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
conv
5%
Inc
Corroon & Reynolds comomn
Croft
17
preferred-100
Light Co
American Oil
2nd
25
1,000
Jan
12
21%
*
5c
Feb
14%
•
Tobacco—•
Amer dep rets ord bearer
$3
11
22%
3
Works Inc
Columbia
;
10%
22%
10%
41/4
18,800
13%
1
non-voting
Gold Mines
Dec
2
"l
Gear
B
8%
16%
British American
$5
19,800
Jan
•
2ft
16%
I*
A
Class B
1%
61/4
*21%
•
Apr
1
common
Manufacturing Co
Brown
8
1
Brazilian Traction Lt & Pow ord
Breeze Corp common
British
g
Dec
13%
1
Co
1% Nov
7
4
Bourjois Inc
British
12,500
1
common
prior cumulative
Class
50
2%
14%
25
Borne Scrymser Co
Brillo
7%
4%
21%
Co__1
voting
A
American dep receipts (ord
Creole Petroleum
l
Blumenthal (S) & Co common
Bohack (H C) Co common
Bridgeport
15% July
4% Jan
1
common
Hedges
Foote
3% Apr
Dec
5%
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Black Starr & Gorham
class A
•
Brad
12% Mar
4,500
8% July
16%
1
common
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
5%%
300
3%
2%
1
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Blauner's
Dec
13%
•
Corp
(L) & Co
Beau-Brummel Ties
Bickford's
5
12% Nov
3%
7%
Refractories
&
3,500
2%
Baumann
Benson
3,000
16%
Jan
Dec
4,900
5
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Class
5%
Varnish
&
Paint
Cornucopia
16
11%
321/4
500
"'18%
Dec
Oct
Oct
1,200
5%
22%
81/4
25%
5%
34
:
*
1.25
Inc
Jan
Dec
13%
3%
shares
Ltd—4
Steel
Bellanca
16%
1
Corp
Lines
Dec
Andes—
Barcelona Tr Lt &
Barium
1
common
Sep
Nov
200
35%
34%
•
•
10
Min'g & Sinelt'g Ltd
Royalty Oil
Air
Continental
Coro
5%
Company
Baldwin
20
Jan
221%
1,600
250
1
8
11%
Gas—
A
Baker-Raulang
Banco
&
Corp
Utilities—
Gas
4
14
~9%
B
Oil
1,200
9
31%
300
50c
Consolidated Liquidating
66
Engineering
Class
<fc Selburn
22%
8%
1
Oct
Corby
Bailey
Jan
1% Mar
"
1956
Jan
9,400
20%
15%
5%
10
Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
1%
7%
20%
1,400
1
Inc
Hotel
9%
115%
3
common
21
21%
& Eng Corp—10c
ft Dec
7
9%
Dec
25
Community
113
•
%
20%
18%
Co
& Stone
Columbia Machinery
7%
1
Machine
2,300
1
Inc
Fund
Manufacturing Co
Colt's
Oct
10
1
Airlines
Jun
9%
1
9
ordinary
Development
Colon
Dec
15%
700
iJ
131
2%
Feb
28%
14%
Dec
7%
Oct
1
Products
Colleries
14%
128
76'A
Feb
5%
110
Apr
5%
7% Mar
1
50
Corp
Automatic
14%
128
Jan
May
22%
•
Equipment Co
13
r...
Co
warrants
Automatic
250
%
12%
66
150
8%
Cockshutt Farm
113% Mar
3,300
53%
£1
Fisheries
Atlantic
Atlas Corp
200
10%
24%
•
900
550
14%
Feb
Jan
Sep
24%
5
Dec
4%
Jan
8%
72
20%
19
13%
Apr
8%
lo
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp
common
20
Club
Aluminum Products Co
*
Jun
7% May
8%
24
5%
4,600
51/2 May
7% Jan
6% Mar
70
1
8%
Mar
71
Aug
—
Oct
7% July
38
10%
17
Inc
May
Jan
10
Sep
Hosiery Co
10%
Nov
May
10
13% Mar
Vtc
Associated
400
4%
Neon
Apr
15
13,300
4%
i
12%
92
6% May
10
8%
Oct
Jan
9%
100
7%
1
18
7%
'
Co
8%
—
0
Stamping
Claussner
May
79%
81%
100
7%
1
Cable Corp
9%
8
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
23%
14%
"5%
4
Mining
200
36
Feb
52%
24
50
7%
36
10
•
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
9%
9%
10
5
10
com
741/4 Mar
—.
30%
15
10%
10
31%
15%
10
10
22%
'
Arkansas Power &
40
1
14%
15%
23
200
78%
5
•
105% 109
7%
•
common
Jun
22%
Controller
4%
7%
4
2iya
22%
78%
(The) D L Co
Claude
17%
29% Aug
Clark
1,300
2.40
Apr
Clark
15%
Dec
Jan
City
15%
Sep
4%
Dec
3%
26%
Jan
£1
131/4
4H
100
Jan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Feb
500
Jan
8
Jan
7%
18,900
4V2
400
17%
Oct
4%
11%
9%
Oct
May
5
6 ft
Oct
Auto
14 %
51/8
27%
Dec
8%
Arkansas
Consolidated
High
3% Aug
4%
Jan
8%
-
5ft
300
27%
9%
2
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4'%% pfd—100
5%
2%
100
Anchor Post Products
Apex-Elec
13,700
100
9%
3
15
6%
24,100
4%
9%
dep rets ord reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
900
5%
2.50
Cherry-Burrell
common
Chesebrough Manufacturing
Chicago Rivet & Machine
24%
16%
6%
1
common
common
30
2%
Argus
Corp
50
2%
shares
Chans
16%
10
Chamberlin Co of America
25
5
Co
Cessna
Aug
8% Mar
31
•
"A"
Aircraft
27% Aug
34%
27%
common
23
Dec
16%
100
10
2
Inc
preference—.
Convertible
Low
4%
1
pfd
Light 4%
Investors
Century
Range for Year 1952
High
4%
100
Century Electric Co
34%
26%
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
American
&
Power
31
26 %
•
10
lVe
24%
24%
25
Republics
American
pfd
class A
Chem
1%
Low
Co—
Power
preferred
Central
Dec
11%
Maine
Central Ohio Steel Products
%
47
Conv
Feb
6,200
11%
preference $1.50 series
preference $1.40 series
Conv
Dec
100
1%
Feb
20
Apr
20%
45
20
—1
97%
1%
25
American Manufacturing Co com
Maracaibo Co
Jan
1
20%
~VA
100
American
American Natural Gas Co
15
Shares
10
1
*
1
•
•
America—
Central Explorers Ltd
of
Corp
Central Illinois Secur Corp
93%
for Week
•
common
(A M) & Co
Nov
May
22
Castle
400
1
Co:
Products
Casco
2%
2%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
8'/h
Jan
93%
2%
10
pfd
Co class A—1
Car
American Beverage common
American Book Co
American
Low
2%
25o
new
conv
lAmerican Bantam
American
Range for Year 1952
6%
25%
Week's
Last
Exchange
Stock
American
America—
cumulative
$3.75
Shares
High
1
Fisher common.
Alles
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
JANUARY 9
Sales
Week's
15
23%
Jan
9%
Sep
Apr
-..
July
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
Cable Electric Products common——50o
Calamba Sugar Estate
|
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Electric Power
Consol Oir & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Bread
Co
Canada Cement
6%%
Co* Ltd
Transit
&
common
^
Carnation
Co
Co
$5
11%
Oct
19%
Feb
10%
Carter
dep rets A ord__
dep rets B ord
(J W)
6%
6%
6%
29,500
25%
25%
25%
425
20
28%
28%
100
11
67% May
25 % May
11%
17,500
8 %
12,800
4ft Dec
—
11
5%
—
pfd
'
•
—Y_~2s
Co common
For footnotes
see
page
£4
6d
4
31.
5%
Jan
.i"n
9%
Test
Corp
„Il
Nov-
3%
2,100
Nov
5%
16%
7
May
Jan
Jan
'
5%
5%
•
; 26 %
2G %
A&sn common.—10
12%
common
5%
3%
.
5%
900
27
1,200
12%
13
14,600
70%
71%
5y4
7%
Jan
Oct
26
Sep
4%
5%
31,700
14%
1,300
35 V*
Jan
Dec
80
28%
Sep
Oct
7%
3%
78
76%
8
3%
78
112% 114%
"l%
Eastern Gas
4'%%
& Fuel
prior
preferred
15%
Apr
Eastern
Malleable
8%
Apr
Eastern
States
—
Iron
Corp—
100
25
;
1%
Feb
3% Jan
—
—
1
53%
164
Oct
preferred serfes A-»—
•
$6 preferred series B —
•
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of. beneficial int_—1
Feb
Easy
— —
Feb
$7
70%
1
■
—
8
Va
*
8
1,275
.
8%
800
1%
600
400
2,700
175
108%
Jan
133%
Feb
27%
Dec
36%
Jan
60
2,300
B
•
14%
14 Va
14%
2,800
Electric
common
5
24%
23%
24%
22,000
1
10%
10%
10%
900
7% July
8%
Feb
10"%
70
9%
2,400
Jan
113%
Nov
Equity
2%
Jan
3
Dec
75%
108
Dec
Jan
1% Oct
5%
Jun
% Aug
5%
Apr
4% Mar
91
x7% May
12 Dec
6 % Mar
Corp
common
$2 convertible preferred——
Warrants
103
3%
Jun
14%
26%
2%
1%
2%
•
Dec
Nov
Jan
95
11% Mar
Jan
104
7% Aug
Oct
22
Jan
2
Dec
100
19
10c
16%
58,100
1%
Jan
Nov
Oct,
9%
Jan
1
33 Va
32%
23%
1,500
30%
5%
5%
5%
400
4%
Apr
5% Mar
1
1ft
1ft
ft
1ft
65,500
1ft
Oct
2
ft
10,100
%
—.
Line common
8%
19
19
10Va
21%
xl0% Aug
1
Esquire Inc
—
Eureka Corporation Ltd..
Eureko Pipe
5
Feb'
119
Electrographic Corp comomn—
Empire District Electric 5'> pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
100
1
Feb
117
Dec
c.'ass
9%
117%
Jan
Share
Jan
146
17%
Machine
Jati
5%
Jan
26%
&
Jan
Jun
34
120
Feb
Bond
15%
78
275
Jan
Washing
Nov
Dec
128% 131
12%
6%
12%
70 %
25% Mav
128%
21
i
14%-
Feb
155
5%
& Potash Co—..—
Sulphur
—
53
14%
Duval
Apr
26 %
—
•
1
__
5ft
—
5% Jan
__
1
_
Duro
j*
Nov
5
_
Hosiery class B common—
12% May
—
"
Co
(The)
Durham
Jan
8%
Carreras Ltd—
Amer
Dec
6,000
19 50
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Amer
5%
Jan
10%
•
_
III
common
3%
10%
—2.50
Carolina Power &r
Light
300
10%
20
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carman
4% Mar
4%
25,500
5
common
Co
3% Dec
4%
15 %
—III 1
preference
Capital
800
13%
Canada Southern Oils Ltd..
I" 1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
IIIIII2
Canadian Canners Ltd common
•
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Co Ltd
Canadian Industries Ltd—
1%
preferred
iqO
Canadian Marconi
Capital City Products
4
14%
_IIIIII*
Ltd
4%
3%
•
I
Calvan
Canada
.
•
California
—£1
dep rets ord reg
Duraloy
10
—
—
%
17
Oct
Sep
34%
ft
Aug
Apr
1ft Apr 1
34% Mar
8fc»rtl»H WlltWtt I
Number 5185
Volume 177
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(165)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Stock
American
Exchange
Camera
Oils
Fargo
Federated
&
Fishman
Ltd
High
Low
24 %
25%
2,000
lft
7%
'■>
iff
11,900
7/a
Nov
1%
Dec
7%
9,700
6%
Nov
11%
Aug
72%
7.1%
73%
150
55 %
Apr
76
Dec
Inc
1
1
22
1
9%
9 %
10%
65%
65 %
67%
70
70
non-voting
*
Class
B
voting
•
Co
American
Ford
of
Fort
£1
6%
7%
1,500
%
deposit receipts bearer
Brewing Co
Pitt
n-
ft
Brewing
Franklin Simon
4% %
&
6%
6%
7
2,100
7
preferred
6%
7'/a
1,900
Acceptance
Electric
Co
General
Finance
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
pfd
6%
Corp
5
(A
Alden
Globe
Gobel
common
ciass
A
12,700
8%
Jan
500
2
Oct
800
2
Dec
Great Atlantic &
Oil
200
99%
115% 115%
25
10V2
10
~3%
4
I%
5,900
12%
99%
Jan
Jan
11%
30%
21%
106
5%
Sep
11% Aug
3%
Feb
3% May
22% May
17%
Dept
Stores
Hecla Mining Co
Helena
Class
A
■
13
101
4%
preferred
Hercules
&
Feb
7.50
11%
11 Vb
11%
100
9% Mar
11%
Dec
3%
3%
3%
3,200
3%
Oct
5%
Jan
20c
1 %
1%
2
2,300
1ft
Dec
2l| Aug
1
7%
7%
7%
800
6%
Jun
9 %
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
5
15%
1,500
14%
Dec
1
4%
4%
4%
300
Lake
1
8%
8%
8%
9,900
Lakey Foundry & Machine
1
7%
7%
8
Lamson
Corp of Delaware
Lanston Monotype Machine—
5
8
5
*
Stores
Kropp (The) Forge Co.,
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
Shore
Salle
Mines
Ltd.
Extension
Realty common
(R G)
1
B
Steel Chain—
Co
21
5
t
10
Watch
Co.
Exploration
$6 pfd
1
Louisiana Land
Louisiana Power & Light
Lynch
14%
18 y8
11%
247/8
24%
25%
i;ooo
19%
Apr
27
Nov
2%
48
y2
Jan
Dec
Jan
5%
63
Jan
Jun
Apr
55
Nov
73
40
1%
Jan
86
1%
July
Sep
60 y2
Aug
28
Jan
7,600
ft
52%
5%
17%
16%
18%
8,900
153
134%
153
157
132
2'/a
Jan
Dec
Feb
18%
Dec
Feb
121
7y8
158%
Dec
&
Apr
13b
430
2%
19,900
2 %
550
49%
Oct
1,500
13%
Nov
15%
Dec
750
16
Nov
22 V4
Jan
10%
10%
100
128%
Dec
9% May
*
30
1
2
2%
3%
4
25
X51%
1
1%
—
4% *
Steel
Higbie Mfg
5%
Hoe
May
(R)
x51%
52%
&
1%
1%
Co
Mangel
Stores
11
Mar
31%
Jtjly
Jan
1%
Dec
53%
2
Dec
Jan
5%
4%
Oct
9%
1,000
9%
Dec
10%
Jan
2%
2%
1,100
2%
Dec
4%
Jan
26%
Oct
.5
—
—
*
28%
21
3,900
Sep
6% Mar
4%
4%
200
4%
Sep
6%
Jan
11%
12%
4,000
10%
Dec
17%
Jan
Jun
——
17%.
100
14%
19%
Jan
12%
Jun
13%
Jan
——
19%
19%
700
15 %
Apr
20% Nov
92
7%
8%
300
17%
_
100
_
—
10c
class
3%
1
,
preferred
3
7%
7%
8
8
10
A
Jan
102
Apr
67
Feb
78
Feb
7
Nov
8%
Oct
2%
100
w
Dec
4%
Jan
3%
3,600
X7%
700
5 % May
7% Aug
8
200
7%
8% Aug
Apr
2.50
11%
11%
11%
1,400
10% May
12%
5
15%
15%
16%
5,200
13%
Apr
1
Gold
27/b
2%
3%
900
2%
Jun
18% Aug
3% Jan
Mines
»
common
Inc
14%
—
Horn
&
Hardart
Baking Co
Horn
&
Hardart
common..
A)
&
Co
15
14%
15
-
*
500
15
*
25
*
_
*
20%
20%
20%
Hubbell
Hydro-Electric Securities
Jan
6%
6%
6%
*
167/a
Apr
800
19%
Nov
25% July
600
6% May
400
6%,
Jan
8
17%
27
18
27
--4
27%;-
Nov
Jan
39
Nov
16%
Dec
23%
25
275
5,900
Sep
38%
31%
-25
6%
Jan
Jan
28'%
Dec
11% May
40%
Sep
30
-
14 %
Nov
Jan
Jan
405/a
Sep
54%
111%
Jan
114%
I1
oo o o
12%
Jun
15
Jan
Jan
44%
44%
46%:
8,300
13%
13%
13%
*
Oct
500
11%
Apr
16%
700
15%
Jan
19%
1
14
Dec
16% Mar
*
28
Dec
31
Dec
48
common
Co
W)
14%
14%
15
2,900
12%
Jan
15%
Dec
10%
10%
1,200
9%
Dec
12%
Jan
10
10%
600
9
Jan
10 %
Sep
5
19%
19%
19%
3,400
18
Nov
21% July
*
24%
23%
25%
1,250
20% Nov
25%
*
28%
28%
30%
3,000
15% Mar
34%
Oct
1
14
13%
14 VB
5,900
12
July
15%
Jan
2%
5,400
3 Vb
Jan
(AG)
&
Co
common
Dredging
& Co
Mfg
Co
2%
1
2%
Iron
Mesabi
10
1
Co
Textile
preferred
15
21
Brothers
Inc
6%
"6%
6%
Tube
.2—.—2.50
Co common—:
*
10
Micromatic Hone Corp
1
8%
8%
preferred
6%
Middle
Petroleum
States
Midland
Oil
Corp $1
Midwest
Dec
33%
Feb
10,400
63%
Oct
86%
Jan
300
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
200
8
May
%
DeC
1%
Jan
6%
Nov
8%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
1,300
12% Mar
18%
Nov
13%
13%
13%
4,500
13%
Dec
20%
Jan
11%, Feb
20 %
Feb
23% Nov *
26%
Jan
*
24%
24%'
25
15 %
15
5%
150
*
Apr
2,500
27%
Feb
3
1,300
2%
Dec
5%
4%
Dec
6% Aug
29%
Jun
34% Aug
36%
3
2%
5
5
31
31
31'
2,700
25
13%
14%
5,800
12
102% 102 %
25
100
Public
*
22%
22%
23%
1
46 %
44%
47%
Service
—
common
Molybdenum Corp..
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
.
13%
4.40%
cumul
preferred series
B—100
4.50%
1
Mt
10c
common...7.25
Tel
100
—
~
_2%
"2%
36
36
Apr
Feb
105
2%
400
168"
31%
25
4
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
4,700
11%
Jan
105%
210
99%
Apr
22 %
Muskegon
Muskogee
Co
22%
200
4%
8,600
4%
25%
18%
Oct
4V8
Dec
20% May
300
26
Feb
Jan
103% Mar
23%
Dec
53%
Jan
3%
Jan
98
July
98% Aug
2,900
4%
17%
Jan
103% May
5%
25%
4%
Nov
Mar
15%
105
5%
41
97% Jan
4%
1
Inc
Jan*
14%
5
14%
Mfg Co
5
Piston Ring common.—2.50
TV
Murray Ohio
86%
200
168% 169
Vernon-Woodberry Mills—2.50
Muntz
2%
40
'
Dec
Mar
36 % May
160
~2%
168%
Power
1,600
1,600
92
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——.*
Moody Investors participation pfd
*
Plan Corp of America
15%
10,200
94%
94%
—
100
preferred series C
Monroe Loan Society com class A
,
102% 103%
cumulative preferred—:—100
4.80%
3
2%
3
1
Jan
4%
39%
39
1
common
18%
1,100
50c
Co
Oct
1,400
5%
*
i
14
15%
5%
preferred———50
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Missouri
Sep
300
900
convertible
Wohl
10%
11
7
*
Piping & Supply common
4%%
Nov
22%
Jan
8
Nov
7%
if
"7
50c
common—.
Abrasive
Mid-West Refineries.
Miller
Dec
6%
"
-
•
Co
55
4%
preferred—*
shares—
dividend
non-cum
Midvale
Mid-West
Dec
3%
1
common
conv
141
74%
Dec
Oct
Products—
Midland Steel
$2
——_
Jun
29
Aug
800-
8%
States Tel &
71
Nov
6%
2"% Aug'
1
Mountain
28%
23%
48
40
„
—-1
Z.2.
Corp
States
Jan
56 %
Jan
Jan
5
200
6%
6%i
56%
--
13
7%
6,100
Apr
'
Michaels
Oct
9
100
6%
25c
Corp common
Participating
20%
10
19%
.
Mountain
Dec
2% May
Chapman & Scott Corp—
Warrants
Morris
23%
Jan
10
Jan
106%
Oct
4%
10%
14% Aug
Oct
%
Apr
*
17% July
Jan
3%
1
Johnson
Metal
500
3%
10
McDonnell Aircraft Corp—
Mead
3%
common
Harris
(J
3%
£1
Shovel
Power
Massey
McKee
Dec
Mar
Inc common
Marion
Mays
42
*
Co
Ltd
Co
46
71%
2%
176
36%
Jan
Apr
Nov
4%
Oct
16%
Dec
105
26
5%
27
Jan
Apr
Dec
Nov
Oct
«...
47/b
Products
•
7%
12%
Jun
28%
_
Manufacturing Co.
21%
-
Jan
18%
Jan
100
( Harvey) Inc common—5
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock
*
Hurd Lock &
:
5
Dec
12%
Oct
17%
1,050
..100
Dec
18%
13%
129
__
preferred
6
25
12%
14
15
21 %
Jan
18%
42%
*
(Geo
Hygrade Food
5% Aug
5
17% Dec
4%
26
Nov
International Marine
Merritt
9%
28%
12%
200
5
(The B)
Communication
Menasco
2%
*
Hormel
b'/c
2,000
2,400
Jan
10
Mapes Consolidated Mfg
Marconi
Feb
5%
Inc
Holophane Co
1,200
10
Co
Service
Manischewitz
Apr
9%
12%
common
Hollinger Consol
Horder's
Jan
Apr
13% May
45% July
620
Oct
'
Aug
1
Products
Co
Stores
2%
4
300
7%
M
Public
3%
10c
__
common
convertible
Holly
1,700
—
700
7%
Jan
Co
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Maine
61%
•
*
Jan
23%'
21
Michigan Sugar
3
7%
*
Corp
McWilliams
17%
17
5
25% Mar
15%
14%
17%
Feb
56%
55
15%
July
134%
2%
55
550
Jan
Dec
27%
82%
1%
Apr
6%
7%
Jan
Jan
82%
13%
11,900
Dec
15%
1%
Oct
1
Jan
Oct
82%
4%
7%
*
(Texas)
16% May
4% Aug
14%
40%
13%
1,300
July
4%
—
Dec
Dec
3%.
97/a
8 Vb
23
10
A
class
Jan
7%
2%
100
15%
14%
14%
1
preferred
Groceterias
15
1
Inc
of N Y__
cumulative
5%
5
University.
12%
11 %
•
_
w
Co
Dec
33V3c
Kobacker
34
»
preferred
9% Aug
lft Apr
13%
Oct
18
500
—
5%%
Dec
34
15 % July
Feb
7%
700
350
common
Henry Holt
Oct
15
5%
13,800
32
17%
2
common
Jan
H
Feb
Liberty Fabrics
48,800
1
_
Heller Co
Jan
7%
6,400
Feb
Le Tourneau
17%
.5
....
22%
900
lir
Apr
Longines-Wittnauer
5% July
13% Sep
common
4,800
9%
%
13 %
Sep
10%
...
Rubinstein
33%
9
10%
Dec
12%
.
Hearn
Feb
350
Lone Star Gas
200
Lithographing Co
Hazeltine Corp
Apr
4%
600
Locke
5%
Havana
36 Va
Nov
33
11%'
9 %
9%
25
Hastings Mfg Co..
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Sep
Jan
3%
100
35
16%
Dec
5%
". "
Jan
May
15
Jun
23
_
10%
11%
Lefcourt
12%
4
Co
31
Jan
15%
Dec
10
Co
Harvard Brewing
Jan
8%
15
Jan
19 y2
«
20
1,300
"iff
Michigan Steel
Lamp
900
1,300'
11 V2
5%
H
Hall
10 %
16%
117%
200
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd
Hartiord Electric Light
Oct
Dec
Aug
12%
*
Inc
x6%
32%
33
1
Co—.
12% Mar
11%
32
50c
Laboratories
Jan
500
Nov
5
Rubber
Michigan Bumper
Haelan
13
3%
3%
10
Corp
109%
400
Brewery
Grocery Stores Products common
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
1
Jan
26%
Weaiern
Oct
3%
34%
35
1
108% July
3% Oct
113
22%
Hydraulics Inc
Griesedieck
Oct
22 %
Co
50
Co common
(I B)
Hotels
Class
12
- -
99%
1%
26%
Paper
10
100
10
Knott
Jun
12
99 %
100
Chemical
&
Northern
(D Ernil)
Kleinert
Loblaw
3,700
4
preferred
Great Lakes
Klein
Jan
2%
'
50
stock—
preferred
50c
preferred
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
2%
2%
Pacific Tea—
common
cumulative
Dec
pfd__25
...
Jan
200
9%
30%
l
Gray Manufacturing Co_
26%
27%
4%
Mar
105%
Oct
9%
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum.
7
Jan
26%
9%.
Aug
19%
12 %
xl2
*
common
3%
210
500
26%
(Walter) & Co
Kings County Lighting
108%
*
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common—i
18,400
5
common
Kidde
Apr
40
1
conv
High
23%
22 %
9%
Feb
200
800
*
Mines
4
3%
104% 104%
*
8%
7%
9%
29%
106%
*
Consolidated
3%
100
~8%
26 y4
1
Rapids Varnish.^.
Greer
Jan
Jan
95
5
,
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Great
17% Mar
11% May
l
B
pfd
*
Co
103% Mar
10
Inc
Sugars
1st
Oct
♦
Co
Non-voting
Feb
45%
2%
*
S4.50 prior preierred
7Vo
100
9%
Jan
2%
1
;
Goodman
Grand
Jan
Feb
3%
9
1
Mines:
Class B
Gorham
9V2
11V2 Mar
Feb
20
29%
*
Coal
(Adolf) inc
Goldfield
Dec
lft Jan
43
1,200
12%
106
*
*
class
Low
Key
Dec
2o
common
Distilleries
Godchaux
6%
10 %
»
Union
Range for Year 1952
High
5
Nov
50o
Gladding McBean & Co
Glenniore
Oct
2%-
5
Gilchrist Co
Glen
Dec
6%
50
»
C)
6
2%
10
preferred
Gilbert
Dec
5
11%
2%
100
Public Service $6 preferred
Power $6 preferred
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Low
Kennedy's Inc
5%
i.
common
Gerity Mich Corp
Shares
1
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Kawneer Co
!
18 %
A
pfd
convertible preferred—
Georgia
Mar
Oct
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
25
common
Adv
for Week
of Prices
Par
£1
Corp 5%
General Plywood
5%
Aug
Ltd—
General
.
12
1
com
dep rets ord reg.
General
72
105
4%
*
Supply Corp
convertible preferred
Amer
Feb
%
400
21%
104
4%
1
Builders
General
11%-
21%
104
I
Corp
42
11%
•
common
General Alloys Co
b'/o
42
42
5
100
Mfg Co
General
Aug
9 v4
50
Co
preferred
General
68
5
I
Gatineau Power Co common
5%
Sales
Range
Bale Price'
Exchange
La
1.25
Co Inc common
convertiole
Fuller (Geo A)
Gellman
Feb
14,500
7
1
.
(Peter)
10%
11% Mar
France—
American
Fox
Jan
54 %
25
May
Ltd—
deposit rets ord reg
Motor
Jan
50
2,500
A
28%
7%
14,100
Class
Oct
10 %
1
Ford Motor of Canada—
Motor
Week'i
Last
Stock
High
l ft
7ft
10
Flying Tiger Lines Inc
Ford
American
24%
*
(Phila)
Co
9
Friday
Range for Year 1952
25c
H)
JANUARY
STOCKS
Shares
1
Ltd
(M
ENDED
K
Instrument
Petroleums
Association
Fire
Low
WEEK
for Week
Prices
ol
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Fairchild
Week's
Last
23
3%
4%
4%
20%
28
800
23%
4% May
400
.
14
5,900
Apr
Muter
27
50c
common
8%
16%
9%
9
27%
—10
Company
9%
10
1
common
to
«-
800
8
Oct
13%
Feb
200
22
Sep
26%
Dec
July
9%
Feb
8%
8%
1,500
7 %
16%
16%
400
14%
Apr
100
3%
Jan
6% Mar
7% Nov
12% Aug
3
Jan
N
Nachman
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Illinois
Zinc
Imperial
Co
*
common
19%
19%
20%
36%
36%
37
3.550
15%
31%
Jan
Imperial Tob of
Gt
Brit
&
£1
4% Mar
*
5
9%
8,600
41%
1,400
9%
Oct
x8% May
10%
6% Sep
7%
,
Co
North
$3.50
International
3.90%
—
_
Petroleum Ltd
National
Phoenix Industries
National
Pressure
Jan
100
Dec
70
Jan
94
Nov
103% 104%
700
Feb
Jan
93
24% May
May
35
_5%
27%
lO'/a
25%
1
25%
10%
4%
5%
,
.
105%
Dec
42
Apr
Apr
Jan
40%
500
9%
Jan
13 %
Nov
15,300
3%
Jan
8%
Apr
7,700
23%
Co-*-
100
.
Manufacturing
Cooker
Corp..
...
Research
Starch
National Steel
*
11
1
t c
v
Chute
Jan
77
10-
5%
1
11
9%
5%
11
800
10
1,400
-5%
600
90
Dec
Jan
10% Nov
14%
Jun
9%
Oct
7
Feb
7
4%
Dec
Machinery—I
Nestle
Le Mur
New
British
New
England
Rights
New
1
.-2.50
Oil
15%
13%
500
12 V4
Jan
20
1U
8,100
1%
Nov
Deo
Mar
Apr
Oct
2%
Jan
600
12
Apr
14%
Jan
700
9
Mar
11%
Jan
15
15
15%
1,000
11%
Oct
19
Apr
13%
13%
13%
700
11%
Oct
14%
Jan
17
17
100
15 % May
18%
Jan
28% Aug
6% Mar
4%
4
Mexico
New
Park
Feb
New
Process
5% July
New
York
2
Feb
New
York &
Feb
New
York
Merchandise
Jan
New
York
1
3
1%
805
4%
100
2'/a
.
2%
2%
16,400
112% 113
1%
2%
5%
59
.
18%
59
1%
2%
6
Feb
2%
2,000
4%
Apr
4
7,300
21%
21
—.-20
Land
New
July
4%
2%
2%
21
112%
25
Arizona
3%
26,800
"£ ft
1
preferred
Zinc
&
Jan
1%
—.100
Clock & Watch Co.
Jersey
13%
12%
40c
Ltd
& Tel
convertible
2% Nov
5,900
2,700
10 Vis
rl%
New
1%
3,700
10%
10 %
—1
common
Tel
1
30c
Dominion
Haven
4%%
Nov
12%
2
i
w
1%
2%
Ltd..
common
Co
"l%
1
Radio
Union
1U
10
Products-
Car
13 '/a
.4
National Transit common
National
17
25
—;
Rubber
15
10c
common
Co...
National
8%
2 %
14%,
25c
National Radiator
National
8%
2%
14%
1
& Stores common
Neptune Meter
Ironrite Inc
Irving Air
Mfg
National
92
•
5
,
preferred.
Iron Fireman
National
40
8%
1
common
Gas
National
Products
Service
Feb
Nov
1,700
1
—*
Hess
Fuel
98%
xl7%
!
Co
Bellas
100%
—
104%
capital stock-*
Royalty.
Public
94
»
50
Metal Industries A
International
98%
94%
5
series
International Petroleum
Investors
pfd__10o
America
Cigar Machinery
Hydro-Electric—
International
Preferred
of
4
Dehydrating &
National
Apr
4
—1
*
National
5% Aug
3l5/a
Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Insurance
International
Alfalfa
National
Milling
Chemical lnaustries—
American dep receipts registered
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Iowa
Oct
Inc
Dec
18% Mar
4
Apr
5
July
Oct
41«
106% July
1% Dec
4,080
Dec
Jan
2
99,600
23%
4%
116%
Dec
1%
Dec
2
'
Dec
5
200
1,000
Dec
3%
8%
Apr
Feb
Feb
60%
16%
10,900
56% Oct
80
Jan
19%
26,200
13%
23%
Jan
1%
9,700
Shipbuilding Corp—
Nov
'
Jeannette
Jefferson
Jerry
Jim
Glass Co
common
Lake Sulphur Co
O'Mahoney
Brown
Stores
_
(N J)__.
Inc
common
__
Jupiter Oils Ltd
For
footnotes
1 %
_15c
see
page
4
-
2%
*
:
31.
«
4%
200
3% Mar
14%
_.
•
Kokenge Co
4 Va
_.
10c
Preference
Julian &
1
1
2%
4
1
2%
17'
2%
Sep
3%
Feb
%
Sep
4%
3,400
1 %
2,200
2%
2,400
1%
Oct
75
16%
Dec
16,800
2%
Oct
17
2'
5
24%
2%
23
5ft
Apr
Mining Co
Co
Auction Co
Founders
.-
common
.1
1%
1%
1%
63
-*
Dec
2%
Dec
69%
Jan
Dec
Jan
*
10%
10
10 %
300
8% Feb
10%
Honduras Rosario——10
27%
27%
28 %
950
21% July
34%
Jan
7% May
9%
Jan
shares
common.
10
1
14% Oct'
19
Feb
29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
30
.
.
Monday, January 12, 1953
.
(166)
I
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Last
Range
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock
American
18%
1,400
15%
ie%
16%
1%
17%
1%
8,300
13%
1%
Dec
%
dep rets ord shares—
.1*
Rayon $3 prefcrred_50
North Canadian Oils Ltd
25
North Central Texas Oil
®
North
Northern
Novadel-Agene
%
Apr
ft
Apr
Selby
400
42%
Dec
46%
Sep
Sentinel
2A
lft Dec
4%
Apr
Sentry Saiety Control.
Serrlck Corp class B
27 '/a
Jan
Oct
5%
Jan
Servomechanisms
Jan
91%
Sep
Beton
4%
5,900
91%
40
96
98%
90
87V4
Jan
99
5,700
15%
Oct
22
pfd—100
4ft ft
Serv
20%
21%
21%
*
Corp
23
18% Dec
Leather
Ogden
Corp
Brass
preferred
4%s
Power
Ohio
1%
2,200
375
104% 106%
106
520
2}4 Dec
40%
69%
200
39%
Feb
72% Aug
161/4
1,400
14%
Sep
18
15%
•
1
1
18%
18%
18%
350
7%
7%
,8%
2,500
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas Securities
1
48%
50%
1,100
19%
900
Old
United Filters class B_
Oliver
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Inc
Omar
48%
18%
19
Dec
21%
13% Mar
Sep
6% May
Feb
9
Oct
18%
Jan
J2% Jun
55%
Sep
23
Dec
xl6%
17%
Feb
Soss
Manufacturing
Coast
Penn
Pacific
Gas & Electric 6%
5% ft
3,200
34
34
34%
800
30%
Jan
30%
31%
600
28%
Jun
31 y8
Dec
28%
1st pfd—25
16%
preferred
25
6%
1st preferred
25
5ft redeemable 1st preferred—
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
red 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
*
$4.40 div cum preferred.
•
28%
200
26%
Jan
28%
Nov
Pacific
Public
Light 5%
pfd
25%
Jan
28%
Dec
600
25%
Jan
28%
Dec
27
27%
1,300
24%
Jan
27%
Dec
102% 102%
225
97%
Jan
103%
Dec
27%
100 %
100% 100%
95
100
9%
Class
20,700
Jan
15
Apr
100
95
Jan
104
Nov
100
15
Apr
18
Aug
22%
3%
53
4
Dec
225
23
Jan
Nov
12%
12%
4%
Jan
12%
Apr
15%
Jan
Dec
15
Jan
300
16
36
Patican
2
800
16%
34
Telephone common.
cumulative preferred.
cumulative preferred...
Pennroad
Corp
Penn
Gas
& Electric
Penn
Power
Penn
Water & Power Co
class
A
Perfect
Circle
100
7,100
1,100
225
38%
39%
1,200
3%
*
5%
107%
3%
500
5%
106
—
39%
II.i
20
68
67
—
16
14%
550
68
.2.50
16
(Mass)
Corp—
«
Pierce
1
Pioneer
Gold
common
Johnson
—
2,200
common...
37% May
(The)
Products com
Inc
Sterling Brewers
Sterling Engine
Jun
Sterling Inc
44%
Feb
Stetson
3%
Jan
Stlnnes
61
Mar
76%
Jan
Stop & Shop Inc
16
Jan
Stroock
(Hugo)
(S)
5%
Oct
8%
Jan
3%
Dec
4%
Jan
19%
400
17 y8
Nov
3,800
Feb
2%
Apr
2%
Nov
3%
Jan
51%
Jan
59%
Apt
37
31%
2%
38%
900
Nov
42%
9%
1,000
5%
Apr
9%
100
2%
Sep
3%
Feb
—
20%
20%
4%
'
,
4%
2,300
500
7
6%
100
37%
35%
1,100
20
24
Dec
3%
Nov
Nevada
40%
41%
550
110%
10%
10%
10%
10
10
Feb
45
Tilo
800
9%
Jun
13%
10%
800
9%
Nov
13%
in
600
1%
Oct
2A
Nov
2
2
2%
1,200
1%
Oct
3%
Feb
100
6%
Apr
8% July
Dec
8
—
8
9
9%
1,100
99%
99%
100
95 Mi
Jan
29%
30
800
27
Oct
14%
15
1,000
24
24
100
9"
.100
•
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com..
—Is
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
—10
4%
600
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
50 %
49%
50%
1,200
39 %
July
50 %
Dec
40 %
40 y8
42%
5,700
35 %
Oct
45%
Jan
•»v,
p>eb
4
Jan
17%
Dec
23
Jan
4%.
Power
30
14%
Co..
7% May
Todd
37%
1
17%
Jan
23
Sep
11% Mar
Dec
18%
Jan
Reliance Electric
Rlce-Stlx
100
2%
Jan
21 %
21%
22
525
21%
Jun
25
•
45%
45
46
1,000
31% Jan
4%
4%
4%
Jan
48
Trans
100
5%
Apr
7
100
3%
Nov
4%
7%
2,800
5%
Nov
5,700
3%
Apr
5%
7%
7
5 %
5%
1
1
%
28%
1
900
1
2%
1
2%
Rowe
(The) Corp
H Dec
1%
Corp
1,600
23
Jun
200
25
Dec
: : 29%
Feb
2%
1,500
Dec
4%
Jan
Russeks
Fifth Ave
2%
2%
9,000
93%
20
—
2%
,
29%
23
22%
23%
2,800
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
common..
24%
24
24%
700
10
40%
40 Ya
41%
1,500
1
11%
10%
12
1,900
15%
16%
5,900
•
1.25
Corp Ltd
Corp
United
common
16%
'
2
Jan
2%
Dec
87%
Jan
97%
12
Realization
12%
Investment
500
$3.75 preferred
41
Jan
14 %
Feb
19
Sep
34% May
9%
Dec
13% Oct
8%
Oct
24%
Nov
64%
Jan
July
5%
Dec
4%
4
4%
600
1%
1%
5,800
~4%
4%
5V4
7,300
3%
Dec
%
Jan
Mar
5
2% Aug
2% Aug
Dec
5%
19%
19%
19%
400
16%
16%
16%
16%
100
14% May
21
39%
39%
40%
900
38
Oct
41% Aug
9
12%
12
13
22
22
22
14%
14%
15
206%
Oct
20%
Mar
Nov
Jan
13%
950
20%
Jan
24
12,200
6%
Jan
15%
Dec
7
Jan
14%
Nov
7,300
y4
14%
14%
206% 207 %
200
130
10
x9
Jun
xl73%
Jan
Apr
Mar
210
Nov
7%
Jan
6%
Nov
Jan
10%
Apr
4% Mar
29% May
36% Aug
3%
3%
4
3%
3%
400
15%
Nov
21%
Jan
15%
14%
15 %
600
13%
Jan
15%
Nov
8%
8%
8%
600
7%
Jan
8%
Oct
2
2
2%
3,400
1%
Dec
3%
Jan
4
3%
4
2,200
3
Apr
5%
Sep
21
3%
1,100
Dec
3
3%
Oct
325
17%
Feb
22%
Dec
9,300
4%
Sep
7%
Feb
20%
20%
6%
6%
7%
28%
28%
29%
150
Apr
30
Oct
18y4
17%
is y4
1,300
15%
Dec
21%
Jan
5%
300
4%
Dec
23%
5
28%
28%
28%
250
3%
3V4
3%
X19
8,400
Jun
3
28%
Dec
3%
May
10
Jan
5
Jan
Feb
20
Aug
15
15%
1,500
11%
Nov
24
Feb
13%
15
2,400
11%
Nov
22%
Jan
44%
44
44%
1,300
37% May
45%
Dec
7,700
Nov
25%
26%
26%
26%
26%
900
17
16%
17%
7,200
23%
22%
24%
4,600
13%
13%
150
Vi
6%
3,900
6
r
Molasses
Co
2,100
1
2%
2%
2%
400
1
11%
11%!
3,600
1
11%
1%
•
26%
26-%
50o
214
214
32
1
1%
1%
28
,2}|
19,000
800
12,500
V«
21 Va
Dec
12
Feb
21
Aug
12%
Jan
22
Dec
13%
Nov
15%
Oct
8%
Apr
Jan
Jan
19
500
14%
Feb
20
Nov
200
88
Jan
120
Dec
5%
Apr
x%
x%
100
%
Jun
%
Feb
53%
53%
53%
250
48%
Jan
61 %
Jun
4%
4%
1,800
3%
Dec
8% Mar
150
88 Va
Jan
100% May
2% Sep
•
——
,
■
*
;
96
97%
96
1%
3
2
4
•
13,200
3%
.
3,900
Dec
6
1% May
3% Nov
7%
Apr
27/s
2%
400
2%
Feb
3%
Dec
4%
U
5%
45,500
3%
Jan
5%
900
17%
18%
■
19
16%
19
16%
70
1%
200
8%
9 Va
4,400
27%
29%
1,300
1%
Dec
Jun
21
Aug
Mar
16
17
Jun
1% Aug
5% Feb
20% Jan
2%
Jan
12%
Jun
27%
Sep
10%
Feb
Nov
Amer dep rets ord registered—
Canal
United Profit Sharing
common..
common-
Preferred
U
8
$4
96
475
89%
Jan
78
50
72%
Jan
X76
5
1,600
4
Dec
7
400
x32
May
4%
40%
42%
12%
200
1
._
3%
100
231% 231 %
150
%
600
3%
-10a
.100
%
-.25
„_25
Apr
Dec
,
Jan
<
43%
Dec
15%
Dec
Jan
46
Aug
U S
and
International
11
Jan
21%
Apr
U 8 Radiator
Jan
U 8 Rubber
%
B
35%
Oct
45%
1,380
36
Oct
40
1,200
11% July
1% Jan
2%
1%
2%
25,900
52%
52%
25
40%
43 %
5,400
8%
3,400
cohsmori........—
—1
14%
Jan
May
Dec
2% Aug
14%
8
92%
with warrants.:
July
H July
4% July
9,400
52%
8
Securities...
4% Sep
249
Oct
16%
15
41%
......
Jan
39%" 40%
—.——
Co
3% Jan
210%
;
37% "38%
40%
-25
Conditioning Corp——... -10c
Finishing Co
conv
preferred
.—
$5 1st preferred
99%
3% May
1
common
class
12%
..10
preferred
United Shoe Machinery
United Specialties
~4%
95%
78
95%
12%
United NJ RR &
Foil
92%
92%
225
11%
11
11%
5,400
Dec
16%
Dec
50
Dec
50%
Dec
33% May
7% Jan
50%
Jan
89% Jan
9% May
96%
Oct
14
Jan
9% Mar
.
"
8
12
Oct
114 Nov
Jan
2% July
8% Jan
1% Nov
24%
118
126
27%
109%
Feb
126
18%
mmmit
..20
U 8
Dec
Nov
4
6
6%
common
Reclaiming
Oct
Sep
2% Oct
46 %
1
3%
12
2%
33
4A
...
1%
_50c
700
1%
1
Nov
Nov
42%
44
600
38%
24%
24%
150
21% July
-10
37
37%
100
x36
—5
3
3%
2,000
3
-.10
—
..10
—
Products Co common
——
24
%
Aug
5%
Jan
2
Jan
46% Aug
24%
Dec
Dec
42%
Jan
Apr
3%
Jan
Dec
Feb
Jan
414 Apr
13
2
...1
Co
United Stores Corp common..
Universal Consolidated C' ...
33%
■—
Apr
Jan
20%
xioo
Ltd—
Universal Insurance
331/4
20 Va
''
.
•
Jan
331/4
14
25%
•
,50c
Jan
1,600
Feb
Dec
4
.100
27% Mar
May
9
3,400
page 31.
12
43
2,800
Oct
.100
common
6%
31,600
see
Jan
1,400
4%
7%
4%
series A
Products
5%
ft
For footnotes
6
47%
4%
Apr
United Aircraft
Dec
7%
common
200
45%
7%
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
3%
2%
Inc
Dec
4%
7%
4% May
%
Co-common
Dec
26% May
25%
47%
Co
1,700
6%
A)
Jan
21% Mar
29
3,600
2 A
(D
23%
1%
5%
,7e
Steel
300
8%
4%
7
Oils Ltd
25%
4%
Corp
3%
2%
Schulte
Nov
33
——
4"%
1
Scullin
Jun
35
Apr
~4%
4%
1
Bcurry
28%
Apr
28 y2
1
5%
25o
Inc
Jan
900
5
I
•
Bavoy Oil Inc (Del)
Bayre & Fisher Brick Co
Schick
500
32
900
*
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
common
26%
27%
31%
•
Oct
Jun
5%
__
_l
1
Nov
600
—20
1
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
SSamson
48%
27%
Royalty
Universal
St Lawrence
Jan
Jan
600
U 8 Air
1
common
45%
6%
•
Jan
36
6% May
5
5
Royalite OH Co Ltd
Jan
9% Mar
Dec
Co Ltd—
common
Jan
28%
£1
common
11 Va
39%
25%
rets ord registered. __£1
United
X26%
2%
•
Roosevelt Field Inc
Jan
Dec
5%
deposit rets def registered. „5s
United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
28
93%
pfd F—100
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Jan
6
1,300
5,500
4%
30%
•
Stocks
Allied
&
10ft
.
9%
700
7%
Apr
Sep
31%
1
Dec
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Jan
30
Union Oil Co of California—
Jan
26
•
(Texas Corp)
vtc
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
4
6,700
40 %
Feb
27%
_25c
Realty & Construction—
Lux
Union
,
7% Mar
5%
1
5
27
U
July
3%
Engineering
4%
100
6 »/4
True Temper Corp
Sep
6%
3%
Radiator
Dec
5%
5%
Trl-Continental warrants
Dec
6%
Inc
Richmond
Jan
22
Jun
41%
1
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas of Canada
1
&
7%
40
Dec
6.25
T
29%
10%
10
—20
common
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd—
Feb
I0o
Reda Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
Rels (Robert) & Co
18%
Oct
—1
Corp.
Toledo Edison 4%ft preferred.
May
10
B
4%
7%
40
•
pfd—
common
__
Shipyard
Toklan
R
Class
Dec
3%
III5
Light $4.56
Co
Amer deposit
Ulen
Reading Tube Corp class A
15%
«
common
&
Corporation
Amer
Feb
9%
102
13%
17
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
4%
10
1
Trunz Inc
Quebec
1,100
14%
Tobacco Security Trust
-
,
29%
16%
5
common
Roofing Inc
Tobacco
Feb
1%
"•
Nov
20%
*
1
common
Corp
Tishman
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Nov
27%
29%
16
15
Thorofare Markets Inc
Jan
1%
•
Gas
Thor
Dec
Apr
Power
Shovel
Thlokol
Jan
38
Inc
Texas
Dec
109
——
40%
—
106%
200
common
Thew
8% Aug
36%
A
class
B
Technicolor
Jun
5
Feb
6%
29% Mar
Inc
Class
Dec
3
Talon
Tampa Electric Co
Jan
8%
3
1
Ltd
Dec
Jan
103
Feb
24
"111
20%
1
Mines
74%
16
25o
Swan Finch Oil Corp
Dec
1
America
Feb
•
400
1,900
'mm
Aug
61%
1
& Co common—
600
2,110
'
Feb
47%
5
Corp—
1,100
25
10
13%
Jan
6%
*
(J B) Co common
Sun
Oct
2,150
Nov
Dec
39
20% May
10c
1
Co
Sep
21%
75%
104% 104%
1
& Co common
3
Xl3% Aug
500
74%
75
1
•
8
•
5
Corp.
ordinary
Corporation
Jun
5%
8%
2.50
common
Prosperity Co class B
4% ft
14% May
•109
3
«
Dome
Public Service of
Jan
37
"lOO
Pratt & Lambert Co
Providence
Dec
2%
4%
of
(A)
Sterling Aluminum
58%
37%
Corp
Stein
Jan
Starrett
3%
2iV
*
Corp of Canada
1st preferred
Producers
Jun
5%
2%
•
—10
common:
East
28%
57%
Polaris Mining Co.
Powdrell & Alexander common- 2.50
Metals of
Parts
2%
5
Pneumatic
Preston
Steel
3% July
8,000
44
Jan
13%
8 V4 Mar
8
Sep
Oct
1%
15
——
—'—
::ii
Prentice-Hall Inc
Steel Co of Canada
Dec
6
mm'
'
1
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pressed
23% May
29% Dec
24
19%
—mm
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical commonPittsburgh Railways Co
6ft
48%
57%
Ltd
Mines
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Power
Jan
Oct
12
100
6%
Dec
.1
B
Ray Drug common
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
24
5%
Ltd Amer shares. .103
Scale
class
5%
24
...
-
Governor
Standard Tube
Feb
102%
12 >/4
7%
42%
•
39%
Sep
12%
1
Corp
21%
5
11,100
5
5%
13%
-1
Co
Standard-Thomson
6% Mar
Oct
5 %
"7%
•
3%
•
distribution
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Plnchin
5%
400
25
B_
$7 preferred
Products
Jan
44%
class
Standard
19% Aug
Jan
May
14%
Edison—
Packaging Corp
preferred
& Light common
Common
'<■
Philadelphia CompanyEx
150
13%
12%
5%
—
—
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
35
27 y4 May
13
•
com.
350
5%
5%
5%
pfd— lioo
Light 4%%
I
48%
22%
mm—'
.1
common
&
48
•
2.50
—
200
5%
15 V«
.
Standard
Jan
26%
,..25
Traffic Co
50
22%
48
•
25
25
cumulative preferred
$1.32
Penn
12 V#
1,700
13
16
34
7%
74
14%
12.50
common
Standard Power
•
5%
common
Co
Convertible
Apr
13%
13
13
2
$1.30
Jan
12,400
58
1
$1
2%
36,200
4%
4%
4%
54%
—2
Peninsular
78% Aug
4% Apr
3%
1
Ltd
25% Aug
Jan
14%
♦
1
1
1
original
x3%
3%
Parkersburg Rig &c Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Co
Jan
65
•
B
Apr
18%
18%
Tubes common
•
Pancoastal Oil (C A) v t c
_1 Bol
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares__l Bol
Paramount Motors Corp
1
Parker Pen Co class A
101%
12%
101
Page-Hersey
Park Chemical Company
Jan
101%
11%
11%
•
1st preferred
$1.30
1,500
28%
27%
102%
100
common
Service
28 Vi
27%
% Mar
—25
25
25
25
25
1
5
1
Stahl-Meyer Inc —
*
Standard Brewing
Co
2.78
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
—.20
Standard Forgings Corp
1
Standard Oil (Ky)
10
Dec
27%
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Power &
Pacific
34%
4% May
12,300
£1
preferred...
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.56% convertible preference
4.48% convertible preference
4.32% cumulative preferred
4.08%
cumulative preferred
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Covp
5ft
114% May
14%
1st
Pacific
Mar
11
15%
—5
common
13 % May
2,900
%
*
20
Corp common
Oil
California
Southern
Co
Feb
9%
6%
%
•
1
Sonotone Corp
South
Can
400
1% May
•
*
*
of America class A
South
Pacific
11%
Oct
17% Aug
5%
•
Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common.
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Dec
39%
15%
common
11%
2%
Apr
Jun
May
1
Slmmons-Boardman
ft Aug
40
67%
67%
Gas
Company
Town Corp
4
Feb
33%
13%
6,600
10% Aug
%
6
100
Canada
Co common
8Ilex
1%
300
1%
11%
*
25
Sicks Breweries Ltd—
Jan
700
25
5
Natural
Okonlte
66%
109% May
1,700
40%
Oklahoma
Jan
—
preferred
Shoe Corp
2% May
Feb
45 y4 May
103V,
3%
3 A
900
15
Oils Ltd
Okalta
2%
50 %
49
49
•
100
common
2%
2%
50c
common
Co class B
2,300
15
High
Nov
5
Inc.
of
8%
--1
20c
*
common
Sherwin-Williams
Low
5,200
2%
1%
1
Shawlnigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams common
4ft
15
10
10c
common
Denn Mining
Shattuck
May
Dec
O
Ohio
Corp
3%
900
4%
91%
9%
2%
1%
—
Radio
83 ya
20%
4%
9%
15
Range for Year 1952
High
2%
1
Hardware
Co
Shoe
Low
Inc
Bros
Seeman
9,400
91%
50
Co—
Pub
Ind
Jan
2J4 Apr
3,900
43
l]h
20%
Airlines
Penn RR
Securities
18%
%
ft
42%
"lit
Shares
1
1
Airlines
Corp General
Western
Segal Lock &
American
Northeast
Jun
Seaboard
Jan
18%
Apr
1,500
Products Ltd—
Metal
for Week
Par
High
17%
Aroer
North
Low
Exchange
Stock
American
Range for Year 1953
Shares
High
17 »/4
3
Mines
Non-Ferrous
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
'
Niles- Bement-Pond
Nipissiiig
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
5
Niagara Share Corp common—
9
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
FOR
Sales
Week's
Apr
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred.—....
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.—
Jan
Venezuelan
Petroleum
Dec
Venezuela Syndicate Inc—
——
...
Jan
Vinco
Jan
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing '
July
Corporation
...—
1
7
6%
81
77%
81
•
29
28
30%
1
16%
16%
20c
1
4
"5%
5% Aug
7
30
75
July
24% May
85
2.600
17%
5,600
10
4%
2,100
-
3%
*
Feb
Feb
28% Aug
19% Oct
Oct
7% Mar
14
5%
6%
600
36%
10
•
2,400
7
37%
800
17%
Feb
45
Aug
14
14%
300
13%
Dec
16%
Jan
„
_
/'
!.
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(167)
Financial Chronicle
Number 5185 ...The Commercial and
Volume 177
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock
American
Aircraft
7%
,
Co
Baking
Wagner
preferred
Low
High
Watch
Waltham
Ward
Co
t
v
2%
7%
400
1%
1%
300
30
12
1
Apr
Apr
Webb
July
2% Mar
11
4% July
series
$6
preference
*
Manufacturing
West
Utilities
Western
$6
2%
Homestead
Leaseholds
Western
Western
Oils
Ltd
Western Tablet
&
14,100
4%
10c
•
Stationery com
Feb
188%
113
Feb
211 July
lft Oct
7
11,000
183
190
320
__
33
33
100
30% May
22%
23 V2
525
18
Nov
31%
17%
Oct
21%
Jan
26%
Dec
14%
Oct
19%
2%
Dec
1
~
~~
Whirlpool
5
17%
17
18
1,000
_1
11%
11%
12
interest in
thereafter.
Rio de
2%s
High
58
—m
99%
43%'
58
—
_—
196
Mar-Sept
2008
2%%
1952;
in
1953
1997
Due
Janeiro
85
96
42
44%
38%
43%
30
35
43%
5
and
73
Jan-July
40
39%
40
Jan-July
Jan-July
1
30%
30%
30%
5
3'/4
3%
60
2%
4%
3%
3%
72
2%
4%
(Plan A)—
stamped
reduced to 2%
Interest
ARussian
A 5
2012
7%
Nov
189%
6%s
Government
%s
1919—
June-Deo
1921
♦No
e
value,
par
Odd-lot
Deferred delivery transaction
a
(not Included in year's range),
transaction
(not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distrlbutlon. g Ex-stock dividend, b Ex-
for cash
principal.
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included In year's range).
r Transaction
(not included in year's range),
xEx-dividend, yEx-rights, z Ex-llquidating dividend.
Feb
22 %
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Dec
Jan
6%
170
10
to
1952
Low
Jun
Oct
6,900
reduced
Year
No.
High
t55
June-Deo
June-Dec
1931
for
Range
Sold
(Republic of)—
2%
5% Aug
Apr
22%
20
Inc
Peru
Apr
3%
1,100
1%
6i7«
6%
190
•
Coal
Westmoreland
ls/8
__
1st pfd__100
Westmoreland
Deo
1%
143
660
4%
Interest
Dec
5%
111%
4%
•
Ltd
Maryland Ry 7%
1%
1
7%
Dec
7/a Mar
600
4
163% 165
165
1.25
pfd
3%
1%
10c
Inc
Wentworth
Texas
%
_•
& Knapp
Nov
108
yl% Apr
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
Feb
of Chile 6s
Bonds
Friday'B
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
1% Apr
16% Jan
200
10,800
Last
Period
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped
(Plan A) —
8% Aug
Mar
1%
2
3%
Dec
6
12
12
1%
1%
Interest
Exchange
High
102%
1
c
Stock
AMortgage Bank
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2 cumulative preferred
Week's Range
Friday
7%
•
ext
9
American
Range for Year 1952
•
ctfs
voting
JANUARY
BONDS
Shares
W
Waco
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
FOR WEEK
Sales
Week's
Range
Deo
current week.
^Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during
A Bonds
being traded flat.
{Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
37% Mar
Feb
consolidated; "cum." cumula¬
"n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;
certificate*;
4,400
White's
Corp
Stores
Auto
Whitman
(Wm)
Inc
Co
&
Wichita
River
Oil
Wickes
(The)
1
Corp
Williams
(R
C)
Corp
Co
&
Willson
Products
Wilrich
Petroleums
Ltd
Woodall
6%
8%
5
5
200
4%
Oct
2,400
300
12
12%
125
42%
42%
25
104% 104%
10
100
12
12%
__
Nov
4%
Jan
14%
Jan
43%
Apr
Sep
30
July
14%
Feb
Indus¬
Apr
Jan
15%
Not
trials
roads
78%
Apr
Oct
15%
500
11%
60
62
2,500
267/s
5s
4% Mar
6
2% May
2% May
1%
3% Apr
18,600
-22ft
BONDS
Interest
Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As
Steel
6s
June-Doo
1970
Jan
Bonds
Date
series
revenue
Year
No.
96%
Delaware Lack
Western
&
Lackawanna
N
J
4s
series
Gas
3%s
Fuel
&
Marrelli
Elec
A6%s with Nov
I
A 6
%s
5s
Nov
ex
Finland
1965
1940
1
1947
1
—
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
May -Nov
1953
coupon
—-
—
Mar-Sept
1940
1
1
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
113.86
98.34
99.99
99.04
98.43
98.95
52.57
292.18
110.23
52.43
113.13
98.36
100.18
99.01
98.40
98.99
109.73
52.39
112.68
98.31
100.16
98.96
98.29
98.93
100.39
98.86
98.25
98.95
100.24
98.91
98.09
98.87
Jan.
Jan.
290.36
—
9
110.33
52.50
112.84
287.52
8
98.29
109.47
51.95
111.79
98.24
90%
152
96%
90
Over-tiie-Gounter Industrial Stock Average
95%
89%
(35 Stocks)
19
Bureau, Inc.
Compiled by National Quotation
99%
95
65%
67
28
59%
Jan.
5
48.56
High
Jan.
6
48.77
Low
Wed.
57
58
58
2
'51%
Jan.
7—48.75
59%
100
Thurs.
102%
107
109%
108
for 1952-1953
49.67 Jan SO
Range
Closing
Date—
Fri.
48.91
8—
9
High
49.00
Jan.
Jan.
46*06 1181 1
Bang* for 1961
Low
50.72 Sep 17
% %
1947
1963—
175
130
70
—
__
_
89
—
176
June-Dec
101%
Jan-July
—
1952
coupon
„
1952
coupon
liquidating
Altalian
Mar-No©
—
SEC Index of Stock Prices
77
67
101% 102
20
99
102%
55
55
1
The SEC Index of stock
174
71
130
__
70
1953 for composite and
and with highs and lows for the
compared with the preceding week
follows (1939 = 100):
groups
80%
—
closing prices of the common
by major industry
prices based on the
the week ended Jan. 2,
stocks for
—
Superpower
6s
1961
Power Co
1st
current ye^r are as
A6%s
144
76
81%
104
76
2
104
1
129
146
7
82
101%
104%
80
129%
Jan.
-1952-1953-
Percent
Durable
129
1968
Water & Power 3%s
1964
129
175
April-Oct
April-Oct
June-Dec
Jan-July
103%
—
«...
102% 103%
1100
101%
104%
98%
with
Oct
50-year 6%
Harbor
1940
1
1
1947
coupon
~
Power
Water
Corp
147%
Jan-July
debentures 1998—
3s
1981
May-No©
—-
130
series
100 7/a
Mar-Sept
1973
_
Feb-Auy
2%s series C
1976
Feb-Aug
•*—
3'As series D
1976
Feb-Auy
—
Southern California Gas
Southern Counties
Gas
1st mortgage
3'As 1970
April-Oct
1971
Southwestern
Spalding
3s
Gas
(A G)
Electric
&
95%
3
95%
—
95%
3'As
1970
97%
100
Feb-Aug
10
76
28
99%
102%
99%
102%
98
102
198
100
102
195%
97
——
—
102
98%
96
*
100% 101%
97%
100
92%
May-No©
April-Oct
1989
trust 1966
—
Jan-July
1946
235.0
99%
8
102
103%
100
5
98
102
5
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1
Waldorf-Astoria
income
Week Ended Jan.
9,1953
185
100
92%
93
98
96%
102%
99%
1
92
—
1112
70
112
April-Oct
112
113
3
Fri. Jan. 9
—
70
130
—
1
1940
1947
coupon
coupon
174
June-Dec
1956
366,000
Yo'ooo
3,237,009
307,500
5,000
3,949,500
3,667,000
307,000
$37,000
$19,595,200
3,974,000
$1,793,000
$17,765,200
1956
--
1954
102%
Mar-Sept
130
79
—
—
—
102% 102%
103%
•
U.
S.
100% 100%
1959
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Frlday'e
Bid & Asked
Low
2,157,200
17,765,200
12,991,000
20,412,200
19,768,000
$19,595,200
$14,393,200
$22,450,600
$21,983,200
Foreign
Railroad
and Industrial—
Total
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
103
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
t80
April-Oct
Jan-July
High
Sold
No.
—
—
May-No©
Feb-Aug
1955
(Peru)
stamped
°
6%s stamped 1958
(Plan A)—
stamped 1951_
LOW
High
88%
91
I
63%
(issue of
A73
(issue of Oct 1927)
May 1927)
1947
1947
Wed. Jan. 7_.—
-
88'/s
2,357,125
$20,000
37,000
13
~2
13%
26
8
6
33
46
May-Nop
42
42%
Domestic
60
68
'Foreign government
Foreign corporate
142
June-Dec
X 63 %
Map-No*
April-Oc*
75%
90
13%
t60
47
47
•»
—.mm
160
Bonds
$170,000
36,000
*
145,000
59,000
30,000
28,000
Total
$50,000
72,000
56,000
38,000
145,000
80,000
146,000
121,000
52,000
19,000
50,000
$203,000
$249,000
$275,000
1953
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Bonds
$100,000
Week Ended Jan. 9
90%
90%
561,720
506,755
433,315
402,715
452,620
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
100%
Total
102
Foreign
Government
Bonds
67%
Stocks—No.
of shares.
1952
Jan. 1 to
1953
$727,000
Jan. 9
1952
2,357,125
2,441,255
2.693,715
3,550,710
$203,000
$296,000
$262,000
$488,000
249,000
116,000
292,000
180,000
275,000
241,000
335,000
352,000
$727,000
$653,000
$889,000
$1,020,000
Bonds
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
Mon. Jan. 5————
Fri. Jan. 9
Danzig Port & Waterways—
Interest reduced to 2%s 2008
1952
Domestic
of
Shares)
Week Elided Jan. 9. 1953
Thurs. Jan. 8
Municipal Loan—
1952
Year
180
June-Deo
External 5s 1953
6%s stamped
Stocks
(Number
for
Range
Tues. Jan. 6
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A20-year 7s April 1946
^
t\2u-ytar 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of) —
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
5%s
$39,000
1,999,400
112
99%
Bends
57,000
51,000
1,350,000
j.
Week's Range
or
$1,000
$1,000
$37,000
1,793,000
Bank
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
1952
11,837,277
Bonds
Government
Newspaper Union—
American
8,069,760
9,844,749
of shares
105%
110
1
Feb-Aup
102
98
23
—
1960
6s conv s f debentures
Jan. 1 to Jan. 9
1953
11,290,069
1952
Hotel—
debentures
110 % 110%
AMedellin 7s
354,100
2,841,000
3,637,000
4,177,300
Week, Ended Jan. 9
80
—
71
1103% 104%
City
3,823,200
9,844,749
Total
International
June-Dec
Maranliao
$458,400
1,762,490
1,783,335
2,079,620
Tues. Jan. 6—_
Thurs. Jan. 8
Stocks—No.
Sales
$4,257,400
$3,797,000
113
—
174
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
A External
$2,000
•
West Penn Traction 5s
External
Bonds
Shares
115
69
—
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Danish Cons
Bond
Bonds
2,135,184
2,084,120
Mon. Jan. 5
91%
Total
Government
Int'l
95%
86
4
—
United States
Bank
Bond*
Foreign
Miscel.
1953
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Electric Service Co—
ALima
'
Bonds
Railroad
Stocks
Number oj and
Industries—
2nd stamped 1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
Western
198.9
.
Exchange
Corp—
stamped
(Hugo)
A 5s
213.8
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98%
82%
100% 101%
United
-
115.8
124.2
306.9
Transactions at the New York Stock
100
Wted. Jan. 7
A7-4s
"
204.3
high.
"New
—
—
Jan-July
5s coll
Corp Inc
3rd
(Calif)
& Bros 5s
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Terni
+0.5
+1.1
+1.1
0.0
236.1
241.3
160
142
3
199
Jan-July
1973
A
1st and ref M 3s series B
Stinnes
239.5
122.9
210.6
268.3
177.9
260.5
79
—
—
147% 147%
81%
Sapphire Petroleums, Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Stinnes
Service
211.5
210.2
104%
70%
174
April-OcM
1960
I960-
coupon
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Starrett
and
+0.7
+ 1.1
+
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s ex Oct
3 '/ts
257.4
1
+ 1.1
188.0
235.6
204.8
233.0
206.7
240.8
124.2"
213.0
268.3
—
—
-
Finance
Mining
103%
99%
•
—
—
—---
207.0
100%
100%
10
99% 100
1102% 103%
—
102%
30
Utility
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
Safe
goods
Non-durable Goods
Trade,
235.6*
210.2"
259.1
—
Low
High
Change
Dec. 26,'52
2,'53
207.0*
Composite
Manufacturing
Transportation
1970
Piedmont
81
Jan-July
1971-—
3s
77%
—
Jan-July
1963
to
3%s
mortgage
mortgage
Pennsylvania
3 'As
extended
1st
67
Ltd—
due
Power
105
81%
May -Nov
mortgage 6'As 1953
6%s
Ohio
76%
April-Oct
1963—
A 1st
1953
76%
81
Jan-July
1963
England Power 3'As
Nippon Electric
76%
ctfs
trust
Midland Valley RR—
Extended at 4%
to
New
2
43.37 Jan
——•
Italian Power Realization Trust—
A 6
40
Bond*
290.76
—--
Mtge Bank—
1961
A
A 7s
Util¬
Stocks
ities
103%
tl06
~
May-No©
1953
(stmp mod) 1970
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
'
Grade
7
Guantanamo & Western RR—
ser
Grade
6
High
101%
11
tl00% 102
Mar-Sept
coupon
Green Mountain Power 3%s
4s
Indus¬
Mfg Co—
Residential
stamped
65
Tues.
65%
May
Jan-July
Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Ercole
90%
__Afay-Nov
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Eastern
Util¬
111.37
293.79
Mon.
1993
A
Rail¬
5
Division—
of
First
Jan.
RR—
mortgage
1st
A 1st
Jan-July
Total
10
10
Jan.
1952
Low
tl50
June-Dec
1947-1978
of
Second
20
Total
Jan.
Chicago Transit Authority—
3%s
10
10
15
for
Range
So'd
150
High
101% 102
Quar-Feb
1998
1970
Aug 1
Boston Edison 2%s series A
-Bonds
Stocks
Week's Range
Friday
American
of representative stocks and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Dec
15%
2 ft-
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
106%
150
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
listed
the daily closing averages
Oct
£1
preference
Bethlehem
1A
are
Dec
2
receipts
Dec
Below
11%
i33/4
60%
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
35%
13%
8
"w w,"
issued;
when
July
7% May
12% Mar
Dec
3
1
Inc
deposit
lft
31%
1,"
5% Feb
Dec
II
lft
3%
•
Wooaley Petroleum common
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
American
6
Oct
1%
100
pfd
Machine
Industries
Oct
8%
11
25
Lt 4%%
Newspaper
4%
600
1
preferred x w
Winnipeg Elec common
Wood
900
8%
__
1
common
&
200
43/3
8%
1
5%
Wisconsin Pwr
27/8
41/4
__
*
+
Inc
Brothers
Wilson
27/8
__
1
5
Apr
"w
60%
64
Total
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(168)
.
.
.
Monday, January 12, 1953
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
Last
Par
Tel
Tel
&
100
15934
American
Woolen
*
Anaconda
Copper
Boston
&
Albany
50
100
Boston
Edison
Boston
Elevated
Cities
Trust
Prop
Eastern
37
Dec
Jan
.
New
Detroit
Oct
56
Jan
63
116%
Jan
126
2,520
45 %
Jan
52
Dec
7%
Jan
York Stock
Nov
45
52%
13%
14
245
28%
28%
120
24
Oct
10
88
Oct
Associates
Fuel
100
—
—5
__
com—•
100
8%
8%
134
7%
95%
214
89%
14%
Slock
Ford
1st
6%
preferred
Eastern
preferred series A
B„_
—100
-
Steamship Lines Inc
12%
130
12%
Nov
15%
205
34
Dec
53%
Jan
First National Stores
General
....—*
Electric
10
26%
Oct
44 %
65
20 %
Jan
23
Detroit Stock
Apr
43%
44%
73
32%
33%
9%
9%
29%
70
-
WOodward
DETROIT
2-5525
Exchange
Jan
21
70
—
*
30
21
—
-
Jan
39"%
30
—
*
Exchange
Jan
12%
—
Exchange
Stock
Jan
113%
36%
__
100
Building
Telephone:
Massachusetts Ry—
6%
Stock
M.dwest
Feb
10
American
Exchange
Oct
100
Oct
Exchange
Dec
28%
Apr
92%
—
10
&
Gas
Members
161%
125%
13%
—,_100
Service
Eastern
Oct
38
51%
—♦
Hecla
<fc
Watling, Lekchen & Co.
High
Jun
22%
657
26%
43%
xl50%
110
4,912
159% 161 */2
51%
100
Providence RR
Boston &
Low
Railway—
Personal
Calumet
»
Range for Year 1952
High
123
__
25
„
$50 paid
Stamped
Boston
RR—_
Shares
26
26
__
JANUARY
for Week
Low
,
ENDED
Sales
Ranee
of Prices
Sale Price
American
WEEK
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
29%
185
Friday
STOCKS
34% Mar
46%
Dec
54%
Feb
72%
Dec
381
30%
Jan
34%
Sep
10
9%
Apr
10%
Jan
Allen
157
26%
Nov
39%
Feb
American
1,351
Week's
Last
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
oi
Prices
Lov)
High
Shares
Range for Year 1952
*
Gillette Safety Razor Co new
Hathaway
Island
Bakeries
Creek
Kennecott
Coal
1
——
Co__
Copper
Star
Corp
10
Mathieson
Chemical
Corp
Racing
Nash-Kclvinator
York
New
North
New
Butte
Haven &
RR
Quincy
Mining
Rexali
Stone
&
Inc
S
121
Dec
Consumers
38%
Oct
48%
Apr
Continental
50
10%
Dec
13%
Jun
Davidson
17%
Feb
24
Dec
11%
107
Jun
Detroit
Hardware
%
Dec
1%
Dec
Federal
255
14%
Feb
23"%
Dec
Frankenmuth
10%
10%
5%
28%
380
'40
Co
Feb
10%
Nov
Gar
6%
Jan
Gemmer Manufacturing—
General Motors
Jan
Friars Chemical Co
Dec
21
Jan
30% Aug
28%
Oct
34
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
3872
Oct
44
Jan
58
2,267
53%
Oct
64%
Jan
Great
41
1,575
35%
Oct
45%
Jan
Hastings
—
29%
31%
575
22%
Oct
30%
Dec
Higbie
12 %
12 %
130
xll
Mar
12%
Aug
47
.47%
507
35
Apr
47%
Dec
Lakes
Mfg
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
American
Laundry
20
—
Balcrank
Baldwin
Beau
—,
—
Electric
Champion Paper
Preferred
Preferred
•
Cincinnati
O &
Machine
74
Art
*
Kroger
•
^
Lunkenheimer
Magnavox
Proctei
&
Randall
U
S
Gamble
class
Printing
Preferred
Unlisted
Allied
B
Cincinnati
„
25
25
Jan
29
14%
55
34
May
10
47
Jun
53
26%
Jan
29%
Dec
Udylite
Sep
14%
17% Mar
42%
Dec
66%
68%
771
18
18 %
69%
United
Feb
20
Federated
Dept
24%
62
21%
Sep
32
48%
48%
72
48%
Nov
International
International
&
Tel
12%
40 %
16%
58%
54%
120
51%
Sep
14%
14%
75
13%
Oct
16%
Packard
363
151%
Jun
161%
43%
45%
175
38%
Oct
55%
42%
300
570
8
7"%
8%
204
6%
10%
10'/a
25
9%
1%
825
1
Dec
56%
57%
60
33
33%
135
31%
47%
Jun
8%
11
Corp
Oct
56
3%
—
31%
15
„
3%
58
3%
8,216
3
Dec
3
61%
90,975
62
Dec
63
92%
94'%
31%
4o
90
Oct
112%
32
167
29%
Jan
32%
15
586
13 %
Oct
16%
21
Jan
36 Vi
35%
36 %
224
96%
97 %
80
56
56
30
__
33%
Feb
B
For footnotes
see
pace 41.
7
Jun
9%
Dec
374
505
3 %
195
21%
Feb
iy2
1,700
l'/a
Apr
1%
Dec
4%
4%
100
4%
Aug
5%
Jan
3
3
255
2%
Sep
3%
Oct
18%
Apr
20%
Nov
4
Dec
4%
20%
20%
300
3%
„
3%
5%
3,000
334
5%
5%
3
5,622
Dec
6% Mar
26
July
4% May
Dec
5%
Dec
3%
3%
100
3%
Dec
43%
43%
549
41%
Oct
57
Mar
300
2%
Jan
4
May
16%
—
__
17%
595
5%
1,710
1%
1%
8%
__
4%
Jan
Dec
19%
4% Mar
5%
600
1%
Jun
2
Oct
8%
640
8%
Feb
9
Jan
2%
Dec
2%
2 %
2%
1,370
1 %
13%
Jun
Jan
Dec
13%
13%
379
11%
6%
6%
302
4%
Jun
3%
3%
300
3 %
Jun
3%
Jan
23%
23%
23%
120
19
Feb
23%
Nov
13
13
13
165
12%
Sep
15%
Jan
1
13% July
Feb
6%
Nov
11
—50
11%
39%
39%
25
38%
Oct
39%
Dec
1%
„
1%
200
1%
Feb
2
Mar
1%
1,185
Week's
9% May
Jan
13%
—
Tel
&
Tel
Tobacco
cl
Co
Steel
&
Co
&
(Un)_ -50
10
54%
Feb
265
50
Feb
69%
Dec
32%
33%
152
30
Oct
36%
Jan
19%
19%
165
16% May
19% Oct
20%
Dec
Bankline Oil
33%
23 %
22%
70
25
220
17%
50
64%
Oct
__
38%
38%
21
33
Jan
5%
225
4%
Apr
50
9%
72
Oct
83%
Oct
5%
10
—
11%
10
23 %
23 %
61
10%
11%
170
.
Basin
Dec
_
.
Bishop
Dec
Black
Jan
29%.Nov
32%
170
32%
12%
Jan
27%
28%
88
22%
Jan
79%
79%
80%
74
73%
Nov
76%
76%
—
__
45%
—
42%
__
__
Jan
(Un)—
Nov
14%
694
13%
Oct
16%
Jan
a44
275
2,903
39%
151
Nov
49% Mar
Dec
64%
Dec
412
61
Oct
67
114
24%
Dec
36%
Feb
899
38'/a
Oct
55%
Jan
44%
a45% a47%
75
42%
42'%
355
10%
11
1,275
17%
a
17%
101%
a
102%
136
42%
36
8%
17
Oct
Jan
49
Oct
Sep
42%
May
Dec
12% Mar
Dec
17%
Nov
74 % Mar.
91
Aug
32%
604
31%
Sep
35% May
8
8'/a
1,426
6%
Jun
300
8%
Oct
11
Feb
29 %
••
16 %
Dec
.28%
300
18%
3%
3%
11,400
2.05
9%
9%
470
16%
_
33%c
_
Inc
125
32c
1,000
7%
300
60
1%
289
72%
Oct
85%
Jan
38"%
268
35%
Oct
47%
Jan
39 %
20
32'%
Feb
39%
Dec
45%
46%
105
39%
Oct
48%
12%
90
10%
Jan
12%
Sep
Canada
57% May
72
Dec
Canadian
Atlantic
180
37%
Oct
42%. Jan
Canadian
Pacific
60
35 %
Apr
47
Dec
Case
125
42%
Apr
45%
Dec
Caterpillar
18%
Jan
80c
Feb
Dec
11
Feb
60%
Dec
1%
Jan
6%
47
1 Va
48
May
Nov
Oct
4c
12,000
1,443
7% July
107
32% May
3%
-15
___
a53%
—5
9%
7,300
101
a53
a
10
4%
a54
134
80% a 80'%
68
9%
1,843
9%
10%
Nov
3c
Jan
3
13%
Nov
Feb
,
70%
72
42%
44%
46
47%
45%
46
74
....
-
Budd
Go
(Un)
—*
Burlington Mills (Un)
Byron.Jackson Co
•
13
Southern
15% Mar
5c
j
9%
37
5%
I)
Co
..
10
a21%
.
Oil
Ry Co
■
(Un)
(Un>
Tractor
.
53
Jan
15%
Dec
19%
Jan
Nov
25
Apr
—
403
230
15%
a21% a21%
116
20%
11%
180
32%
5%
430
32%
9
Oct
Oct
11% Aug
Dec
8
33
522
31%
Nov
40%
55
23%
Oct
Apr
26% July
a60% a64%
382
47%
Jan
57%
'•
25
(Un)
Seu
Nov
9%
a24% a24%
-25
s
Sep
15% July
73 % July
16%
16%
Jan
Jun
7% May
13% Sep
5%
—
Oils
16 %
Nov
50% May
15% -15%
1
Jan
62'%
11 Vu
—
^
Dec
53% Jan
Jan
12%
15% May
8%
4
Dec
4% Mar
25c
8'/a
al4 al4%
-
Nov
Mai
10%
a40% a41%
1
Broadway-Hale Stores
78%
a41 %
1
(Un)
38%
Nov
430
8%
1
Corporation
39%
1,265
8 %
Dec
4c
2
Company (Un) Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
4,050
,
9
13%
.
.
154
1%
57%
12%
_
60*
IV2
55%
•
Co_
Chica-Oil
Stores
16%
32c
(Un). ,_50c
(Uu)
Borden
89% Mar
28
28
3%
7%
Steel Corp
Oil
O
9%
1
Mammoth
Bolsa
Nov
28%
»-» O
—10
-
_
1
8%
75
i
common
Mining
Diamond Corp
Boeing Airplane (Un)
Bond
a
1
.
Dec
161'/a
10%
_100
_
Blue
-
47% July
40% - Jan
Oct
305
Bros
Bethlehem
Dec
Oct
16%
Sep
2%
32%
al01%
.3
_
Benguet Consolidated Minimr
11%
23%
37%
37%
Nov
Jun
Oil Co
23%
23%
15%
Sep
2%
Oct
a
13
(Un)
Bendix Aviation (Un)
Dec
5%
95
36%
Co_-
Barnhart-Morrow
85
16
Ohio RR
&
Barker
190
36%
Baltimore
Jan
38%
Oct
(Un)
Hamilton
Dec
41%
39%
35%
37%
57%
10%
1
Manufacturing Corp (Un)
Mar
11%-Jan
Apr
8% Mar
Refining
Baldwin-Lima
Dec
94
17%
28 % May
50
100
351
__
Bandini Petroleum Co„_
19%
23%
Dec
17% May
Apr
Dec
35
22%
Jan
61
12%
2%
43%
—
5
Dec
77
47% Mar
65%
43%
_
53%
Jun
Dec
ft23% a26%
*
.
69%
Oct
3% Mar
a58% a59%
_
_
5%
160 160'/a
25
_
2% May
a42
-100
47%
60
68%
83%
230
32%
2%
a42
—50
72
24%
35%
High
25% May
2% Nov
14 %
(Un)_*
(Un)>
47%
22%
1,085
35%
1
__
(Un)
Ref
577
15'%
a35% a35%
—
•
(Un)
(Un)_
(111)
58
15
<■
(Un)
32
58
■s
(Un).
45%
__
325
65%
Oil
Corp
Co
5
Range for Year 1952
Low
a76% a7G %
—
Copper Mining Co
Armour
10
__
12%
B_
Refining
Viscose Corp (Un)
Woolen (Un)
Armco
296
a3
5
1
<Un)_
San
&
Anderson-Prichard
32%
—
_
Light
St
&
30%
*
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Smelting
Shares
High
0
&
for Week
of Prices
Low
.1
_____
—
Inc
Sales
Range
—10
29%
10
Dec
312
10%
8%
5%
Avco
28%
12.50
Feb
Feb
16%
Atchison Topeka & S F (Unj
41
•
—
Aug
26%
__i
66%
__
U S Steel
7%
17
7%
a3
71%
•
Wool worth
Jun
6
Apr
140
17%
Atlantic
28%
4
8
3%
Dec
27%
■»
100
3%
36% Aug
41
5
Carbide
7%
Feb
3%
134
__
66%
__
Toledo Edison
6 % Mar
334
Last
Apr
47% May
37% Feb
28%
1
3 %
Oct
3%
97%
81
27%
10
Dec
4%
26%
__
1
Anaconda
26% Aug
70
25
Westinghouse
common
American
Jan
25%
Radiator
American
Jun
34%
25
:
Dec
2%
200
9%
__
__1
Dye
Co
Power
American
Jan
25%
&
American
Dec
—
:
Standard Oil (Ind)
Standard Oil <N J)
Standard Oil (Ohio)
2
3,600
7%
10%
_5
—
(Un)
Airlines
American
Dec
__
5
....
Brands
Amer
Dec
15
;
640
2%
l
-
Chemical
American
Dec
*
Socony Vacuum
Southern Co.
Jan
1
—
American Potash & Chemical
Jan
Dec
•
Jan
8
2%
10
common
Gold
American Can
Nov
1.40
Schenley Industries
Dec
5%
5
_l
Corp
American
40%. Apr
—
__
Sinclair
Sep
8
2
;
Juneau
Allied
1% Mar
96
33%c
Nov
7%
1
:
Products
Allis-Chalmers
23% Mar
Oct
1%
10%
1
1
Pepsi-Cola
7%
1
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Dec
17%
35% May
16% Oct
42%
16%'
Alaska
Jan
41%
39%
50
3%
160
2%
Far
Admiral
Dec
16%
•
Airlines
Pennsylvania RR
100
8
5
Friday
Jan
159% 161%
Jan
8
4
8
5
32%
Edison
Sep
4
__
STOCKS
Jun
52%
Feb
_•
Jan
5%
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
Jan
Nov
100
13%
69
__
10
Dec
Apr
67%
•
Pacific
R
35% May
55
33%
*
—
Central
Studebaker,—
10
15 %
185
5
Distillers
Pan American
38%
335
Harvester
Tel
38%
42
•
_„_s
Oct
Feb
1
Radiator
50% May
5
Stores
Electric
General Motors
5%
50%
__
1-
common
Mar
-24%
39%
7
Jan
1,260
1,520
Dec
95%.
5
8%
6"%
68%
*
"B"
Oct
Jun
56c
Sep
Co-
Co
Nov
_..5
*
Auto-Lite
1,329
Dec
6%
.1
Preferred
Ashland Oil
Pont
7
25c
13%
common
Screw
s%
1,800
Dec
Paper
States
29c
67%
1
Corporation
Wayne
7
1
Products
B)
Tube
25c
3% May
Jan
Apr
—
Dec
12'%
39
•
2%
Dec
55
21%
92%
•
550
25% Mar
15% Aug
62% May
39
5
3 %
6%
•
Superior Tool <fc Die
Timken-Detroit Axle
Dec
95
Jan
58%
Gas
3
13
Manufacturing
Standard
50% "Jan
93%
10
Dayton Power & Light
Timken
May
31%
12.50
Col & S Ohio Elec_
Union
19
25
Co_
City Products
'
74
25
Ohio
—_
Service
Standard
22
20%
' 43%'
13
*
Transit
Columbia
Radio
Jan
50%
5
14%
Car
&
Scotten-Dillon
Feb
16
14
221
25c
1
W)
6'/a
6%
3%
—*
Fred
Feb
May
6%
303
Products
Raisin
Rudy
Nov
76%
Aug
39
1 peso
Debentures
Ohio
103%
May
12%
252
3
Pacific
Chesapeake &
Chrysler Corp
Y
-Feb
70
50
238
160
1
Steel
Canadian
Northern
90
1,1-72
14
21%
52%
—50
Mining
Bethlehem
N
48
74
1
(H
River
Dec
102
15%
—10
—^
—
National
36%
Rickel
Jan
18'A
13%
250
Brewing.
Prophet
Dec
40%
__
Telephone & Telegraph—-100
Oil
General
103
21%
__
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Du
31% July
"Dec
39%
*
Steel
Electric
30
42
Pl'eiffer
,i
Dec
4'/a
Oct
215
Sale Price
10
—
Radiator
—
Cities
30
37% May
94 % Jan
21%
1
Anaconda Mining
Benguet
May
—
*
Cyanamid
American
Avco
Dec
103
__
50
Airlines
American
Armco
30
Jan
25%
Sep
300
1
Metal
Jan
3
2%
1514
16%
—
Davis
Peninsular
23
2%
1514
1
common
Motor
Jan
13%
_
Stocks—
American
Ashland
Apr
99
18
*
Stores
American
24
67%
5
...
333
Parke
Jan
21
•
common
>
18%
39%
1
—
Oct
75
7,207
Nov
6%
15%
Park Chemical
5% May
__
*
—.
16%
36
25
10'/a
Jun
5%
13%
Corporation
Electric Welding
Packard
Nov
566
29
-
National
Mar
»
50%
__
—
22%
Oct
35%
—
*
common
14
Jun
4%
21%
—
10
Kahn
Nov
20
14
*
Hobart
8
30
37-
24%
—
Sep
*
—
Screw
Murray
Jan
73%
—
Gibson
27
200
184
35%
Masco
High
Dec
41%
102
__
_10
Inc
23%
100% 102%
__
*
Picher
Formica
30%
35%
20
Yard—
17%
39
—
50
Stock
17%
100% 101
.
39
1—10
Tel
U
„
.—100.
P common
Cincinnati
—
*
common_8%
...
Milling
T
Cincinnati
Eagle
—
& Electric
Range for Year 1952
1,150
5%
30
17%
*
——
—
Gas
10%
21
5%
__
165
24%
13%
2%
Motors
—
Kysor Heater
Low
25
10
—
10
—_
24%
Dec
1
King-Seeley
High
21
—'
13
1
Carey
C N
—
Brummell
Cincinnati
24%
1
—
38 %
1
l
Kinsel Drug
Sales
Shares
Jan
7% May
454
1
for Week
of Prices
Low
35
1,553
g
2
common-
Kaiser-Frazer
Exchange
Friday
663
10%
574
2%
Chemical
Oil &
Manufacturing
Ironrite Inc
STOCKS
377/0
10'/a
574
1
Manufacturing
Houdaille-Hershey common
Howell
Cincinnati Stock
373,4
10%
1
—
Hoskins
47
*
12.50
37%
1
Corp
Brewing
Graham-Paige common
39%
Waldorf
Feb
5
Goebel
56%
5
Jan
26%
5
Gerity-Michigan
Jun
56%
150
18%
Jan
1
Industries
Wood
40%
new
41%
Dec
Dec
24
Dec
•
—
15%
16%
605
1
99c
25
common
Brewing
23%
23%
.
406
981
6%
Feb
4% Aug
462
31%
16%
16%
24%
—
Sep
17%
300
30%
Fa wick
8% Mar
6
21
27%
__
31%
5
20%
is
is%
24
1
17%
125
5%
20%
Jan
__
_1
37c
516
25,625
8%
II
20
Mfg
Corp
2,800
71c
.
Edison
Detroit
Dec
15% July
Jan
6
1
common
Detroit Steel
l/'ff
23%
200
♦
Motors
23 %
66c
712
6%
17
Apr
1
.
Bros—
1%
22%
13%
6%
10
Dec
3% Aug
12% Mar
13%
»
High
Mar
13%
6%
Machine
Dec
14%
115
July
3
430
13%
Paper —1—_
Power
260
1,350
*
—
230
420
—
*
Co
Rubber
Jan
2,012
__
„•
Ufnited Shoe Machinery
U
110
14%
23%
*
Drill—
United Fruit
126
13%
2.50
Co
Twist
Consolidated
41%
Low
3%
18
1
Budd Company
Burroughs Adding
Dec
22%
25
—-
—
.
Webster
Torrington
Union
Co.
Assn
Nov
27
112% 113»/s
—
50
Drug Co-
Shawmut
31%
Jan
11
14
—
-
Jan
16%
22%
112%
—2.50
1
24%
11
3%
17%
1
Markets
50
102
3%
2
Rubber
Bear
235
22%
Hartford__100
Mining
Pennsylvania
Big
30
40%
—
100
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel
Rights w i__,
-i-ww
Baldwin
Jan
22%
_20
New
Jan
15%
__
5
New
91%
Aug
Products
29'%
123
...
1
Oct
10%
Metal
27%
„
*
,
Assn—_
...
69%
25
12
1
29%
—
100
Par
Electric
181
79%
12
100
preferred
Narragansett
78%
__
.—25
Maine Central RR common-
5%
„
•
—
Cement
—
50c
Loew's Boston Theatre
Lone
__
1
—
-
a60%
Apr
Sep
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Number 5185
Volume 177
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(169)
33
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Celanese
!
Corp
Certain-teed
Products
1
*
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv Co
Chicago Corp
Chi
Mil
St
Chrysler
(Un)
Paul
»Un>
(Un)
pld
:
Climax
Inc
Colorado Fuel
Columbia
Commonwealth
39%
Dec
al9
75
19
May
20%
Jun
a..
a91
50
5%
a94
'
a__
1.131
157
Oct
Co
113% Jan
RKO
Edison
5%
780
Dec
RKO
135
32%
Feb
37%
Dec
Radio
30
23%
Nov
23 y2
Nov
19%
888
17%
Oct
22%
Feb
Remington
15
504
13%
Oct
16 y4
Jan
Republic
a21% a22V4
100
21
July
33%
Jan
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
126
31% May
34%
Dec
Rexall
19%
Consolidated
Vultee
25
(Un»
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Curtis
Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Class A
(Un)
9'/'a
10%
10
10
17%
Oct
Rice
15%
Jan
Richfield
16% May
20%
Dec
To~%
Dec
1
Mines
Douglas
Ltd
(Un)
l_
Aircraft
Dresser
*
Industries
DuMont
(Allen
duPont
(E
Eastern
I)
—50c
B)
de
Lines
Air
__10c
Nemours
(Un)
(Un)
7%
Eastman Kodak Co
El
Paso
Natural
Electrical
___10
Gas
(Un)
Safeway
Stores
St
Louis
San
St
Regis
Paper
50 y2 May
57% Aug
Sapphire
Petrol
RR
Exeter
Farmers
&
Food
Gair
13%
1
70c
A
Merchants
Bank
7%
Oct
60
23%
Apr
Light
Lines
Tiger
1
(Un;
1
Machinery & Chemical
(Robert) Co (Un)—
(Un)
10
1
1
Garrett Corp
General
2
Electric
General
Foods
General
Motors
General
Paint
1st
Co
Corp
(Un)
•
5
*
common
—
Public
General
*
—
8
97/s
24
y4
Jan
Jan
Seaboard
Glidden
(Un)
5
20
McBean
(Un;
Goodrich (B F; (Un)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
*
Mobile
Oil
&
Ohio
Corp
.
22%
28 y8
Jan
Southern
45%
289
42
Oct
46%
Jan
4.32%
36%
360
31%
Oct
36%
Dec
4.48%
11
452
9
Oct
Jan
4.88%
13%
22%
350
75c
14,100
345
10
12
Nov
Southern
Calif
July
Southern
Company
Feb
Southern
320
1,155
160
410
Apr
31%
10%
7% Aug
a—
50
Oct
(Un)-——*
25
Standard
Oil
Oil
Standard
a,_
—
Brands
22% May
32%
Dec
Feb
71%
Dec
Stone
102
41%
Apr
53%
Dec
50
Feb
69 y4
&
Hilton
Oil
class
A
1
Honolulu
Hudson
Oil
Corp
Motor
Foods
Illinois
Inc
Central
RR
(Un),.
Iron
13%
Jan
18
Dec
Texas
33y«
Oct
42%
Jan
International
Harvester
30 y8 Mar
10
35%
59% May
40% Jun
Co
or
Dec
74%
Dec
3%
Gulf
Tidewater
Assoc
300
Feb
48% Mar
57
Dec
Trans
271
11% Mar
13
Dec
Transamerica
Nov
2
World
Dec
Twentieth
22%
14 y4
Jan
3,450
1.50
Apr
Union
United
35%
On
Pacific RR
Air
Dec
2.90 May
38
45%
Nov
67%
Jan
United
31
12%
Feb
17
Feb
United
Corp
17
Jun
21
Dec
United
Gas
Apr
76%
105
ik
-
a84
74
Aug
United
1.25
1.35
1,325
1.15
Dec
1.75
Jan
U
17%
17%
200
16 y4
Sep
17%
Nov
United
33
1,238
30
Oct
35 %
Jan
Universal
43%
Dec
47 Va
Jan
Van
66 y4
S
Paramnt
Rubber
Western
Air
Light
(Un)
Middle
Dec
Mar
de
Kamp's
Bros
1
(Un)
L)
1
(Un)
18
Co
(Un)
216
3,125
18y8
Feb
Nov
90%
Jan
Wool worth
Feb
70 y2 July
Youngstown Sheet
Feb
25
20%
Oct
35 %
July
Zenda
8%
Jan
Zenith
1.15
7% May
75c
37%
37%
Dec
36
22 V«
371
18 y2
Apr
12%
293
11%
Oct
18%
21%
21%
285
16% Jan
15%
15%
289
a35% a37%
110
2%
80c
Co
&
(Un)
Inc
2%
250
75c
80c
2,240
20%
35%
43
Dec
2% May
48c
3%
85c
May
a38 a38%
100
34%
Feb
38
Dec
33%
Oct
37%
Dec
Acme
25
Dec
a—
Lines
National
Distillers
Gypsum
National
Supply Co
National
New
Theatres
York
Nordon
Corp
(Un)
80
22 y4
Oct
64
671
55 y2
Oct
42%
42%
100
a22% a22%
326
(Un)
(Un)
•
Oil
1
Co
1
North
Amer
North
American
Northern
Northrop
Oceanic
Aviation Inc
Co
Pacific
RR
(Un).-*
(Un)
(Un)
.
*
Co
Ohio Edison
Co
1
16%
10
a21%
100
Aircraft
Oil
1
1
(Un)___
Co
(Un)
Pacific
Pacific
Gas
»
Finance
&
Elec
,
Admiral
37% Aug
44%
Oct
5%
red
4.80%
A
18
May
22%
Dec
Akron
10
preferred
Penney
(J
Car
World
Pfizer
For
(Un)
& Co
Feb
34% July
American
4%
125
3%
Oct
4%
Sep
American
2,989
17 %
Oct
23%
Dec
American
Mach
15c
5,000
11c
Sep
23c
Feb
American
Rad
2.70
1,050
Dec
American
Tel &
16%
713
Copper
2.65
May
17%
Jan
Anaconda
122
19%
Jan
24%
Dec
Armco
619
59%
Feb
92 % Mar
13%
555
11%
Apr
15%
3%
3,295
2.10
Jan
47
33 y2
Jan
Jan
5.00 July
39
Dec
95
13% Jan
17%
25
16%
Jan
20%
Feb
540
10%
Oct
14%
Dec
68 Va
Dec
__
38%
all4
__
40%
4,464
all3%all5%
30%
30%
297
38%
168
Oct
Dec
*
45% July
119% Mar
24% May
33 Va
a37% a37%
95
28%
Apr
37%
Dec
a5
a5
30
4%
Jan
5%
Apr
27%
__
27%
150
25%
Jan
502
Jan
28% July
20 Va Jan
14
14
11
Nov
30%
30%
362
22%
Oct
42%
44
2,657
37%
Oct
42 %
Dec
42
44%
394
46 %
Aug
10%
11
668
37% Aug
9% July
__
„
42%
__
240
30%
Dec
26'A
26% Sep
11%
11%
760
10
Oct
15%
al%
al%
25
l/,,
Oct
a40
a40
10
37%
Sep
43 % July
47%
47%
761
35%
Apr
47%
Dec
12%
Dec
Ashland
'
Oil
__
__
__
a40
Nov
Jan
1%
Oct
12%
12%
158
45%
45%
310
42%
Apr
45% Dec
a45% a47%
135
42
Nov
47% July
Jun
12c
__
„
a45%
13c
30,000
a81% a83%
11c
65
13c
8% Mar
6c
69
% Jan
Jan
82% Oct
Exchange
Week'a
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
$1.50
ecnv
Oct
64% Jan
25
Sep
30
—
30%
32%
2,000
25
Jan
32%
Washer
26
Jan
30
Avco
Corp
32%
Jun
39%
Jan
34%
Dec
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
25%
Jan
28
Dec
Bastian-Blessing
a28
a28
50
26
Jan
28%
Dec
Belden
Manufacturing
Aviation
Jun
8 V4
J
8
Jun
9%
,Nn
5
Jan
100
4% July
2% May
5%
•*
u
Dec
34
Jan
50%
Oct
61 %
Dec
15%
800
12% May
16%
Jan
200
20
Jan
24%
Dec
21%
200
22
Dec
24 Va
14%
2,200
2,900
Oct
16%
Apr
159% 161 %
14%
160
Oct
100
14%
—
21%
58%
21%
--
1,350
58 V4
14%
24%
Jun
161%
Dec
35% May
25% May
55%
aJn
42%
Dec
26
24%
43%
43%
44%
2,400
41%
40%
43'A
1,600
10%
10%
11 Vs
3,300
13%
151
8%
Dec
Oct
12%
Jan
Dec
31%
32%
200
25 % MTay
42%
1
16%
16'A
17%
4,500
16%
Dec
23% Mar
27%
8%
200
27%
Dec
31
250
7
Apr
8%
Jan
5%
7,250
1
Jun
4
Dec
8 Va
4,200
6%
Jun
8% Nov
1,000
8%
Oct
11
' May
47% Dec
—
27%
27%
8'A
4%
8
4%
8
8
Aug
Dec
31%
7Va
3,900
4%
24%
*
Co
29-5
100
5%
4"%
—
3
Automatic
9
2,100
4
Corp
59% Mar
Dec
7%
9%
4%
24%
Oct
Jan
6'A
7
4%
—.
Jan
50
7
3
preferred
2nd
Products
Sep
Mfg
42 Va
600
9%
2.50
52%
Dec
500
26%
5
common
High
47%
26Va
50
10
(U11)
common
Refining
Low
45
——
(Un)_
Range for Year 1952
High
26%
4%
——1
Shares
45
,7%
9%
100
Mining
(111)
&
1
(Un)—*
Industries
Arvin
Athey
2,669
Co
&
San
Tel Co—
Co
Steel
Armour
Stand
182
11%
4
—,
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50
33%c
27
27
120
24%
Jan
27
Dec
Bendix
64
27
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1
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Foundry—
&
&
2,754
•
page 41.
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27% Mar
Nov
*
1
Investment Co
24%
14c
34
1
see
Dec
Jan
*
38%
2.50
(Un)
23'A
2.056
Sep
21% Jan
23%
27%
1
Mfg
Airlines
(Un)
23%
38%
Feb
17%
1
Chalmers
27%
64
150
50 y2 Mar
63
Dec
a57%
a58
590
11 %
12
2,150
116% 116%
290
a24%a24%-
120
50
9%
109'
18 y8
57%
Dec
Jan
14%
Apr
Apr
116%
Dec
Binks
Manufacturing
26% Mar
Booth
Fisheries
Apr
10
Oct
Corp
a27%
__
23 %
—
a31%
5%
1,852
5%
Dec
Borg (George W)
10
10%
852
9%
Oct
11%
Jan
Borg-Warner
a27% a28%
252
22%
Nov
29
Feb
Brach
67% May
17% Apr
4 % Mar
69%
69%
473
23
23 %
765
11
11
480
8%
a31% a33%
175
31%
&
Corp
Corp
Sons
72
Dec
Brad
23%
Dec
Brown Shoe
Foote
Feb
11%
Dec
Budd
Nov
35% July
(E
J)
750
—
59
60
(Un)_lP
10'A
1
—
♦
55%
1
9
10
5
*
—
12%
18%
—
—
2%
I
1%
4%
20,000
65o
55%
56%
18
13
80
1,700
100
350
300
100
51
100
18
12%
18%
80
51
2%
18%
2%
Corp
—
65
65
15%
15%
1
16 %
16 %
16 Va
16%
15
38
May
16% May
46
1%
4'%
1%
*
Co Inc
Mills
250
20
*
20
Gear
Company
Burlington
Co
10%
46
19 V2
5
Corp
Ber.guet Consolidated Mining
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Corp (Un)
10 Va
45
20
13
st
Co
—.
10
—
Co
5%
•
(Un)
Co
footnotes
38%
1
Railroad (Un)
Co
(Un)
(Chas)
29%
297
Oct
19%
160
50c
34
—100
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
80
a28% a28%
*
common
Pictures
C)
Allis
50,
18%
546
19
Sep
5
Allied Laboratories
a55% a55%
283
22%
26%
5
Bearing
27%
25
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pacific Western Oil common
Paramount
__
10
Pacific Petroleums
Motor
Alleghany Corp
Jan
12/32 12/32
22%
19
Nov
—5
25
preferred
Indemnity
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pan American
Nov
Jun
83%
17% July
24% Jun
compilation of the round-lot transactions only.
(Un)
14%
23%
3 %
Sep
17% July
227/a
__
__
Mfg
32%
13 %
Jan
18% Jan
11%
10c
Equipment
Gas
Brass
Oct
15
60
109
Dec
22%
__
Last
25
*
Pacific
Packard
Co
Aetna Ball & Roller
Sep
16%
25
Oct
10%
26%
*
'•
Mar
83%
ai6% al6%
51
107% Feb
25%
10
(Un)
Castings-
Alum
19%
a21% a21%
60
52
10
Corp
Advanced
Dec
291
100
26
(Un)-
65% July
2.35
•
66
—-—10
20
■
a58
all% all%
a27% a27%
1
25
common
preferred
red preferred
class
25
90
a55%
al087/8all0% *
a27% a28%
10c
Co
295
2.60
Jan
41% Dec
al3% al3%
5
Laboratories
Steel
816
a38 a38%*
10
5%
,
—
3%
12/32
Oil
6%
__
8
Rights
Ohio
__
Apr
33%
12%
4%
__
24 %
Oct
32% May
Nov
a30% a3lVi
24%
Oct
30%
160
___4
(Un)
Corp
22%
22 y4
1
RR
Corp
Norris
a22% a23%
_10
Inc
Central
al3% al3%
•
1
18%
256
__
Par
64
1
Prod
Co
__
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—
Affiliated
National
1,565
*
& Tube
Mining
Radio
Abbott
40
'
21 %
35%
Sale Price
a37% a37%
5
20%
35 Va
a38% a39%
__
11% Sep
15 Va Feb
STOCKS
*
__
(Un)_l
Dec
28
(Un)
W)
Jun
Feb
3
Jan
Friday
21 Va
(Un)
32%
27%
Apr
75
a23% a23%
915
Midwest Stock
100
—
40 %
__
10
10
A
a25 a25%
;•
40 %
29% Aug
39% Nov
a5
•
Oct
a26% a26%
—5
25
(Un)
Dec
a25
—
Apr
Jan
Dec
14%
9% May
•
5
com
Jan
a26%
(Un)
(F
Gold
*
(Un)—
Jan
43
24 V8
40%
1
24% July
12%
a35%
81
Nov
578
Jan
22%
„
-
Oils
17% Mar
10
Light
(Un)
1
72%
—
395
1
Lines-
41
12%
__
Oct
36
27%
10
Westinghouse Elec (Un)
Willys-Overland (Un)
16%c
(Un)
Utilities
Ward
462
8%
80c82%c
1
_1
Utilities
&
189
295
1,797
__
72
202
27%
a55%
*
(Un)
Feb
1
369
a37% a38%
__
a38%
Power
6%
23
a76% a78%
a37%
•
(Un)—
Dec
a79
Petroleum
City
Water
Ky Coal Co
3%
.
a76%
•
125
23
89% Mar
I
Bak
Pictures
3%
8%
64
Oct
5
Western Union Telegraph
__
Feb
72
25
Oil
Western
__
50'A
73
5
Jan
80c
3,247
10
Jan
7
59%
1
1
36 y2
10c
Nov
a79% a81%
50
25 Va
19%
28% May
33% July
__
*
common
Oct
19%
56%
'
15
Film
Nov
59%
(Un)
•
(Un)
25%
3%'
a27%
25
(Un)—
20%
56%
Mississippi River Fuel
National
Dec
July
771
•
Nash-Kelvinator
28
260
*
Robbins
Inc
Jan
23%
a78%
Co
Manufacturing
Motorola
23
26%
59
(Un)
Montgomery
250
26%
a78%
Corp
Montana-Dakota
a28
23%
1
Libby
Power
65
*
(Un)
South
40
a54% a54%
8.75
'Unl
Minnesota
a47 a47%
—2.50
—
Merck & Co Inc
Nov
a?7%
*$6%
-1
Corp
Petroleum
Merchants
75%
1
Kennecott Copper (Un)
Kern Countv Land Co
Menasco
Feb
Corp
Homestead
&
49%
50c
Consolidated
Jun
(Glenn
331
(Un)
30c
McKesson
80%
__
•
10
Deo
10
Steel
13c
Magnavox
Dec
80%
•
Theatres
Co
States
1,000
Martin
47
(Un)——
Corp
20c
Aircraft
Oct
(Un)__
West
Inc
39
(Un)
Washington
Lockheed
738
(Un)
(Del)
Feb
Loews
16%
46
(Un)
Aircraft
al6% al6%
Dec
Lion Oil Co
20 % Mar
Jan
45%
(Un)
Lines
Dec
&
Nov
12%
57% May
35% Oct"
17%
Lincoln
Feb
910
401
53%
Libby McNeill
31
3,675
16
72
20%
Lane-Wells Co
546
13%
Calif
10%
&
32%
16
72
of
42% May
15'/a Feb
Power
473A July
32
Carbon
&
Co
553
Kaiser-Frazer
38 Va
13%
7,455
Kansas
Apr
13%
a49% a49%
23%
Jan
34
al7% al7%
Carbide
Union
16 * Mar
Oct
125
10
21 %
11%
—
19%
(Un)
Jan
Apr
—
(Un)
Corp
19%
com
40%
17
12%
5
Century-Fox
10%. 11%
Steel
39%
32% Oct
425
32%
2
Truax-Traer Coal
57% Mar
11%
Chemical
483
415
18%
al6% al7%
Tri-Continental
37
19%
&
41
36%
al7%
30 ]/a July
Nov
(Un)—•
33%c
Laughlin
108% Mar
41
al6%
Apr
Dec
48 V*
Tel Corp
Alum
Nov
Dee
18%
__
1
23%
36 V4
Tel
&
Oct
1
60
International
Kaiser
76
27%
Warner
Jones
Dec
2
30
20c
Dec
13'A
7% Mar
Corp
207
2,633
10c
60 3A
May
5
a54%
Co
24%
53
Airlines
7.50
Oil
414
Sep
19% Jan
36 %
__
__
—25
Timkin-Detroit Axle
206
(Un)
Jade
89 %
4
Jun
(Un)
Oil
221
Co
&
88
Dec
Jan
Oct
2%
Jan
(Un)___
2%
Nickel
Co
88
__
Paper
Oil
24%
24%
«
International
Intex
200
33
26%
common
a48% a50%
*
2%
Feb
21
Nov
200
(Un)
Sulphur
Inc
International
(Un)
2%
__
24
28
Preferred
Nov
50%
Texas Company
54%
32%.
345
27%
Inc
a37% a38%
32%
150
27%
28
Ohio
2%
a84
Dec
2%
27%
nov
Calif
54%
27%
•
of
a54% a55%
__
1%
2%
__
NOT
32 %
(Ind) %Un)
(N J)
(Un)
Webster
Textron
1.35
24
Dec
158
*
31% Dec
Jan
Apr
27
al5 al5%
10c
(Un)——
Oct
16%
28 Ma
Jan
1.60
100
Intercoast Petroleum
Interlake
34%
27
185
1.055
21
300
19%
29% Feb
540
31%
& Co (Un)
Sylvania Electric Prod (Un)
1,017
19%
1,328
31%
31%
Swift
18
__
34%
31
31
31%
Apr
al5
6.66%
34%
al9% al9%
34%
al9%
'26%
Dec
a36
__
9% May
Jan
Jan
36%
12.50
—
650
23%
16
1.70
*
Car
12
493
14%
18
1.75
12
__
74% July
12
Oct
25%
Oct
35
26 %
63% Feb
25%
Dec
a35%
26%
272
25%
8%
5
.
63
1,473
15%
1
Hotels Corp
Development
Holly
Hunt
Co
Sep
63
37"%
100
Union
Hancock
1.50
II,500
37%
625
1,579
36%
a27
Feb
1.50
37%
(Un)
Studebaker Corporation (Un)
Sunray Oil Corporation common
a35%
a26%
Feb
70c
1.25
pfd class A-_25
Inc
Co
Oil
Standard
54%
155
__
32%
25
6%
Co
Co
Oil
260
289
26%
__
Nov
5
com„25
(Un)
Railway
26%
a48%
24 %
•
Standard
31
ai2% al2%
Dec
130
__
titanuard
a__
—
a—'
Oct
Ltd
Petroleum ;
Southern
a—
—
May
Co
Pacific
72%
al2%
1
RR
(Uni
Southern Calif Gas
15% Mar
85c
10%
3
-
42%
__
15
preferred
23 y2
29
15%
__
Jan
Nov
1.40
•
(Un)
—
Oct
a—
2%
6%
39%
25
preferred
Feb
100
a54%
Aug
Aug
55
25
19
160
*
28 Va
1,190
a26% a27%
a27%
5
Inc
Co
Edison
55c
33%
a78% a78%
12% Mar
1
11% Aug
150
11%
a78%
2,580
5%
__
preierred
a52% a53%
26%
21%
5%
a40% a41%
__
1.40
Co
Calif
Dec
20% Aug
47% Dec
80
Sep
Aircraft
Jun
Nov
37% Oct
332
22%
15%
Oct
4
29%
172
1,775
89
11%
17%
3% May
1,376
.
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony-Vacuum Oil
31
—
12%
24%
Solar
__
Oct
al2% al2%
Apr
68
Jan
10%
a58% a59%
Dec
67%
23%
986
__
Apr
__
I,475
48
*
Signal Oil & Gas class A^
72%
a52%
58
29
13%
__
96%
al9% al9%
__
a3%
1
26'/a
'
Apr
4% Sep
12%
•
19 y2
68%
28%
Company
&
Feb
10%
__
Oct
1934
5
_
(Un)
15 y8 May
a42% a43%
„
__
Oct
3%
1
80% May
33'%
—
58%
46%
50c
383
al5% al6%
__
15
563
Co
205
*
(Un)
(UnAircraft
(Un)
Gulf
*
common
(Un)
Greyhound Corp
Gulf
»
;
Northern RR pfd
Grumman
405
Inc
42% Jan
i93/a
5
Ry
(Un)
96%
13%
10
Co
Graham-Paige Corp
24%
63% July
Finance
Roebuck
Servel
a—
—
Jun
22%
al6%
434
35% Mar
20%
•
Incorporated
Francisco
Schenley Industries
Scurry Oils Ltd
Apr
1
Utilities
Telephone
Gladding
Great
•
Corp common
preferred
General
(Un)
a__
57%
345
*
—
20
62 %c
100
(U11)
Corp
&
Power
Flying
:___5
__
class
Co
Fedders-Quigan
Florida
(Un)
(Un)
Oil
41/4
Nov
Mar
21
Ltd
Feb
6
10%
—
40
46%
10
(Un)
36%
—
—4
Emerson Radio & Phono
Erie
3
Products
28%
4134
a3%
1
67 % July
12
Jan
45Vs
__
Dec
160
433
a29% a30%
a63% a63%
—
1
a273/a a28'/a
1
62
l
Co
Sep
Jun
100
24%
Mar
50c
Corporation
Aug
177
a66
96V2
__
51
l27/8
1
11%
al6% al7%
__
al7
__5
1
a63%
451
2.50
62
55
a21V2 a21%
a66
(Un)
Co
110
a24V4'
__
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62%
1
Ryan Aeronautical
Sears
Dome
Nov
62%
•
350
1,075
8%
8%
a24]/4
36%
41/4
*
(Un)
Oil
Oil
Jan
50
100
__
Ranch
Dec
27
41.34
5
Rneem Mfg Co
Apr
347
Inc
Drug Inc
Reynolds Tobacco
May
7%.
•
2cL
May
38% Nov
11
12
7%
__
Feb
Rand
Steel
13
a63% a63%
__
1
%'
Jan
33%
(Un)
Corp of America (Un)
Manufacturing
61
9l/s
12
luc
Theatres
-740
a6lV4 a61%
__
'
1
—
15 V8
-
al4V4 al4%
9%
5
(Un)
476
a20% a2034
5
1
2.000
38
15
al4%
15b
38
__
1
(Del)
America
Zellerbach
15c
__
2
com
-
a32% a34%
__
1
Steel
&
Continental Motors
Oil
1.33%
;
(Un)
Copper
14%
__
50c
Grocers
Consolidated
19 y2
37%
345
__
1
Raytheon
-
High
34'/a May
35%
•
;
5-
*
(Un)
iUui
(Un)
a231Aa23,A
5%
Range for Year 1952
Low
235
35%
__
»
a37% a38%
4% Feb
Shares
—
*
(Un)
Pictures
for Week
High
a39% a40%
•
Timber
&
Incorporated
Oil
a39%
Sales
-
__
Phillips Petroleum
Puget Sound Pulp
Puiiman
88%
Low
12.50
3
Pure
Feb
91%
(Un)
Dec
a„
68%
Dodge Corp
Philco Corp (Un)
5%
•
(Un)
Consolidated Engineering
Crown
Jan
Phelps
a37%v
Consolidated Chdllar Gould & Savage_l
Consolidated Edison of N Y (Uh)___*
Continental
Nov
34
a90'/4
a91
•
(Un)
System
Creameries of
13%
323
a51% a51%
l
;
Solvents
Continental
15% Mar
Nov
a40
*
Range
of Prices
Par
37%
*
(Un)
(Un)
& Iron
Gas
Commercial
High
Oct
1
Molybdenum
Clinton Foods
80
34%
al9
a91%
10
-
294
Week'a
Last
Sale Price
a39'/4
100
Clary Multiplier
Loxo
-
"
al4% al4%
__
,—25
—
(Un)
14%-
a39V4
1
,
Corp
Cities Service
a
25
STOCKS
Range for Year 1952
High
38 %
9
Friday
Shares
38 '/a
__
JANUARY
for Week
of Prices
Low
:•
ENDED
Sales
500
100
900
1,100
Apr
iy« Nov
4%
Oct
21%
Jan
62%
Dec
1% Mar
7% Feb
Dec
46% May
56
16% May
20
Nov
12
NOV
16
July
15%
Apr
18%
Dec
61%
Jan
81%
Dec
44
Jan
53
Dec
Oct
Dec
3
52
Jun
64
D"e
13 Vs
Sep
15%
D
14%
Nov
191/4
2%
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(170)
.
..
Monday, January 12, 1953
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Week'*
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
I
Burton-Dixie
Par
Canadian
16(4
Dec
18
15 %
15'/4
100
14%
Nov
20(4 Jan
Chesapeake
Ry
Corp
Cities
Service
Co
common
Coleman
Aircraft
Vultee
Dow
Du
Elgin
20%
Dec
39%
Dec
20
20%
5,600
15
18%
18%
100
21
Co
General
Public
Dec
90
Oct
113%
Jan
Phelps
Jan
Philco
Nov
22%
1,200
18%
Nov
26%
80%
1,050
79%
Dec
84
Feb
Mar
55%
Sep
25%
100
Nov
31%
29%
32 %
600
29%
Nov
38 y8
Jan
8%
"8%
8%
1,000
7% May
9%
Jan
29%
8 Vb
11%
500
30
28% Oct
8%
8%
500
11%
11%
200
34%
35 %
600
Jan
10
27
8
6
6
42%
43%
Nov
Oct
600
4%
Jan
1,300
36%
Oct
34
Sep
10
May
15% Oct
35
Jan
6% Aug
44 y«
Dec
16%
17%
700
15% July
19%
96%
97%
500
80
May
97%
Dec
26%
26%
100
22%
Sep
25
Nov
45%
45%
203
41%
Oct
47% Jan
Oct
14%
Feb
Jan
*
Apr
11%
12%
800
11
15
15
15%
4,300
13
Jan
16
12%
12%
12% Dec
7%
12%
2,850
7
Feb
7%
7%
1,400
6%
Oct
7y«
Dec
2%
2%
300
2
Jun
2%
Jan
16% July
20
Feb
54%
Feb
72%
Dec
7%
Jan
11
Dec
Feb
69%
Dec
21
Jan
27%
Dec
29%
Apr
35%
Dec
9%
Jan
17%
17%
17%
55
71%
71%
73%
1,300
10%
10%
100
66
63%
3,700
50
26%
26%
500
34%
36%
700
8%
2,750
66%
7
6% Dec
33%
35%
33%
100
30 %
35%
36
700
32% Oct
14
8
14
53%
55
1,950
Jan
Dec
14
33% Sep
42% Jan
15%
Jan
52% Dec
•
500
40% May
•
9%
9%
600
7% Mar
9%
1
2%
2%
400
2
3% Feb
53%
Oct
Nov
•
13
13
400
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
•
19%
19%
19%
950
12% Nov
18% NOV
14%
20%
Feb
Grelf
Cooperage class A
•
15%
15%
100
15
Dec
19%
Feb
Corp
3
12%
12%
2,630
2
17%
17
17%
;__25
48%
48%
49%
1
8%
8%
Greyhound
Grlesedieck
Gulf
(Un)
Western
Brewery
Oil Corp
Hallicrafters
Hammond
Co
Instrument
Co
Heller
H
(Walter Ei
Brick
Independent
Power
Paper
(Un)
Oct
Ltd
13
Dec
800
16
Dec
22 V*
Jan
200
46%
Oct
58%
Jan
10,300
29%
400
5% Aug
21%
Jan
Co
Oct
8% Dec
Nov
32%
Roebuck
393/4
46%
48
1,300
28%
28 %
29%
32%
32%
33
1,500
46%
47
500
700
34% May
40% Dec
41%
Oct
51
Jan
27% Nov
37
Jan
Oct
29%
40% May
6
Mar
25%
Jan
38%
Jan
29%
200
27
Jan
30
700
16%
Jan
19%
12%
1,400
5%
*
19 %
12
I
Coal
Lines
9%
Stores
6
310
5
Apr
20%
Wisconsin
Apr
14%
Oct
12%
Oct
July
American
Tel
18
18
50
16
Apr
19% Dec
Arundel
39
39
100
38
Jan
40
Atlantic
•
8%
1
83/4
2,800
20
150
19
Apr
21
Sep
70
250
67
May
92
Jan
300
33% Nov
45
Mar
37%
~2%
*
•
41
I
L
1
2%
41
38
2%
41
700
Oct
363/s
55%
57%
40
22%
12(4
35%
12%
353/a
19
3
23/4
mmmJ
24
700
8p0
1,000
200
27% May
Mar
13
Jan
Jan
Dec
Dec
22
3 '/a
17
1,000
10%
Jan
12%
Dec
22%
Feb
36
Dec
300
17%
Oct
23
Jan
4,000
2%
Apr
3ya
Jan
100
13%
Feb
17%
Dec
1,700
16
Oct
20%
100
50
Jan
55% Dec
Feb
72(4
Dec
33%
Jan
163/4
173/4
55
55
71
70%
72%
1,000
57 %
30%
30%
mm mm
35 %
60
37 y8
2,200
12%
36
19
17
Feb
31%
1,200
25y8
Apr
5%
5%
5%
100
4%
Jan
30%
30%
31%
700
22 %
Oct
30%
42%
421%
44%
5,800
37%
Oct
42%
12
11%
12
400
10
Nov
13% Mar
'mmrnd'
28%
28%
100
27
Nov
29
Aug
40%
40%
5(4 Mar
Dec
Dec
200
37%
Sep
44
Aug
47%
47%
700
35 y4
Feb
48
Dec
l
26%
26%
200
25%
Dec
29 y8
•
13%
14
150
11% Mar
14(4
Dec
1
12%
12%
300
13
Dec
— —
47%
2%
Corp
Sep
3% Mar
&
•
..100
Corporation
*
8%
Feb
Jan
Elec Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
5%
1st
Curtis
15% Dec
Delaware
24%
24%
100
25% May
Electric
44%
44%
36% May
5% Sep
45
Dec
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Jan
General
20
22 y2
Apr
Olmbel
50
~8%
80
July
6%
Hires
Publishing
Power
Co
&
10
Storage
Battery
Motors
7%
Sep
9% Jan
300
20%
Apr
27% Nov
2%
Oct
4%
Jan
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
10%
400
10
Dec
13 y8
Jan
Martin
9
Jan
Pennroad
10
Nov
14
33%
Oct
38% Dec
300
24
Oct
28
Dec
100
36%
Oct
47%
Jan
2
Jan
1,300
600
27%
28%
39%
39%
€
41%
50c
21%
Oct
Phlla
50
8%
450
500
21%
22%
1,800
83/4
100
7%
250
31%
Nov
Soott
33
7% July
16 %
18
13% Jan
9%
Feb
Dec
16%
Dec
Apr
22%
Dec
Dec
11% Aug
53/4
200
5
Oct
25%
7,200
17
Oct
23%
Dec
Bun
16%
16%
300
21
21%
150
21%
1
IIIZllO
21%
5,300
12%
12%
12%
3,700
42
41%
42
13
13
650
100
15%
Paper
El
&
Co
Gas
common
Jan
United
Corp
25
Nov
United
Gas
19%
Jan
24
Nov
Westmoreland Coal
19%
Jan
Dee
13
15%
Apr
Oct
41 %
Jun
161%
Dec
Dec
19
Dec
273/8
27%
28%
679
21%
Jan
27%
Jun
10%
10 Va
10%
500
8%
Oct
11 Va
Jan
3%
3%
3%
629
3%
Apr
4%
3%
4%
852
2
Jan
30%
27%
31%
1,414
10%
Apr
27% Dec
153/4
153/4
16%
412
13
Sep
16
91%
91
94%
839
68
Feb
98
—
4
4%
May
Oct
Dec
Dec
6
Feb
8%
Apr
24%
25%
1,233
22%
Apr
26 Vi
Nov
37
37%
264
34%
Oct
433/4 Mar
7%
-
243/4
—-
8
87%
87%
66%
65%
69
15%
15%
15%
257
70 V8 Mar
86%
Dec
3,620
493/4
Feb
69%
Dec
120
14%
Nov
18% July
11 % Apr,
100
9%
9%
10
9%
Nov
9%
10%
1,039
8V4
Jun
9%
21%
20%
2.1%
211
14 y8
Feb
21%
15%
15 '/a
15%
171
9%
Jun
16
Dec
12
Dec
14(4
Apr
26%
Feb
33%
Dec
24 Ca
Dec
10
13
12%
13%
598
32%
32%
33 Va
2,875
50
10
Co
23%
*
32%
•
22%
De<£
Dec
23%
8,187
17%
Feb
51%
52%
310
46%
Oct
67%
Jan
39
——
•
39%
2S5
37%
Jun
43%
Feb
32%
32%
3,485
28%
Apr
333/a
Dec
4%
Jan
5%
1,017
20
7%
6%
7%
2,034
6%
Nov
9%
Jan
34%
34%
36%
779
26%
Jan
36%
Nov
Jan
27%
Nov
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Co
13% Dec
Htgn
Apr
3,414
150%
Jan
5%
1
Improvement
13%
,1—20
5
Oct
8
26%
27
590
24
27
273/a
245
25
Jan
27% Aug
32%
33%
375
25%
Feb
34 Va
56
5534
58
568
49% May
58% July
81%
81%
82%
537
79V4
Jan
95
4%
Jan
5% July
30% July
34% Mar
26%
—
—
50
17%
43%
159% 161%
33%
•
common
common
Apr
34 % Mar
Lou.
220
3
Mar
16
39%
1
Co
Oil
Range for Year 1932
High
1
$1.40 preference
22%
38%
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Transportation
Reading
160%
1
Participating preferred
51% July
9y8 Feb
Shares
15%
10
Corp
Philco Corp
Public Service
5%
25
^ 0
9%
44 %
9%
33
1
•
36% Aug
8% Dec
16%
83/4
10
"com—5
400
8% Nov
8%
9%
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42%
19
(Charles E)
Pennsylvania Power & LightPennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Philadelphia Electric common
16%
8%
jq
5
6
Jan
for Week
5
750
37%
Dec
Jan
Sales
Range
5
1,450
(Glenn
Week's
of Prices
Low
39%
10
.
Corp
Brothers
8%
9%
15
74%
50%
420
*
3%
37
37%
Dec
18
•
common
263/4
10%
Jan
Oct
17%
Light common.13%
8%
3
70%
18
25
27% July
600
12%
40
•
Dec
6
46%
500
100
10% Aug
20% Nov
21
200
*
preferred
23
6
1,250
47%
lc
Budd Company
1,500
21
14%
72%
13
Corp
Baldwin Securities Corp
Baltimcre Transit Co common
1,800
6
14%
72
46 V4
10
City
Chrysler Corp
100
14%
•
Last
Tel
25%
44%
•
5
Par
15%
2^50
page 41.
Oct
50%
35%
37%
12%
Co
24%
•
_
30%
36
55%
39
•
15
25
States Power (Minn)
Northwest Bancorporation
Nunn Bush Shoe Co
;
Oct
10
Corp
& Tube
25%
l
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Northern
18%
1
common
15
•
•
_
3,500
•
26%
...
Jan
67
3
see
8%
19%
10
For footnotes
7% May
Feb
70
—'
National Tile & M'fg
21%
10
(Un)
Dec
9%
20
•
New York Central RR
(Un)
North Amer Aviation (Un)
North American Car
Corp
North American Co (Un)
20%
Friday
21
(Un)IZZZ
Dec
20%
Sale Price
Jan
Co
Dec
16% Aug
24'/8 Apr
STOCKS
17
ZZZZZl
Corp
Feb
35%
16% May
25
Dehydrating & Mill
32
500
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Mar
17%
•
Standard
8
17%
*
National
800
40
1
(Del)
Bankshares
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr
Youngstown Sheet
Stores
4
Natl Alfalfa
40%
Apr
1
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
American
1
Kelvlnator
39%
Dec
13%
1
Inc
Inc
Jan
"
Jan
26% May
5
Union Telegraph
18
„
22
1,450
I*
Jun
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Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muter
Company
;
19 y8 Mar
•
% Mar
Meyer Blanke Co
Nash
Inc
Works
8
Nachman Corp
100
15
5
Corp
14
Inc
Jan
20%
Nov
5
103
common
10%
10
Co
IIII25
Co
22 %
3534
•
Corporation
15%
Apr
9% Mar
15
Union Carbide & Carbon
Air
Jan
18%
200
35
*
United
13%
300
10%
15
Corp
United
300
22%
10%
25
common
St
15%
22%
1
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Continental Corp
2,300
Missouri Portland Cement
39%
1
(The)...
93/4
$1 prior preferred
15%
•
5
—
(Un).
Airlines
25% Mar
20
25
15%
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Mississippi River Fuel
10%
10
_
9%
Products
22%
1
Corp
15%
5
(The)
15%
common
5
(Un)
Sunnay Oil Corp
10
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Motorola
11%
15
•
Modlne Mfg Co
Monroe Chemical
Products
May
Jan
Sep
6
•
™*
Inc
Jan
Jan
23
(Un)
71%
Dec
193/s
91 % Mar
300
22% May
Oct
Oct
24%
Wieboldt
25% Nov
Dec
63% July
24%
25% Jan
100
Jan
5%
15%
28%
6,600
Jan
3
47%
25% May
27%
1,000
10 %
Nov
85
Electric
White Motor Co
24%
80%
Nov
1%
2% May
50% Feb
Oct
Westinghouse
27%
79
7%
Oct
Western
23%
300
Dec
Nov
39% Aug
27%
59%
47%
11%
10% Nov
23%
563/4
— -
Oct
72%
20%
1
100
39
35%
Jan
10
200
5
Feb
Nov
700
Feb
1,100
400
1%
5
Jan
16%
600
8%
Dec
8 3/4
1%
27
Jan
2,300
15%
4
Food
8%
900
May
12%
12%
36% May
15%
Utilities
46
•
Jan
Hart
44»/4
22
Jan
5V2 May
40%
78%
Corp
Corp
Jan
South
45%
900
4,000
Oct
383/4
300
4%
Miller &
16 VB
32%
12%
850
3% Aug
Mlckelberry's
25
16
Sep
76%
Co
600
Middle
243/4
16%
1,200
4
38
2,000
1,300
36% July
12%
10%
29
Sep
38
383/4
25
28%
76%
20%
28%
Dec
10
19%
25
61%
Dec
15
Corp
Iron
Dec
Dec
(Un)
Sundstrand Machine Tool
Walgreen
Jan
17%
(Ohio)
10%
class B
24%
•
(Un)
35%
Cement Co
0
Sunbeam Corp
55%
33
79%
Furniture
Van Dorn
Dec
37
2
Aluminum
14% Jan
24
Oct
25
J
Container
U 8 Steel
Jan
36
5
19%
Is
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36
1
47 %
Jun
13% July
50% Feb
19% Mar
Steel Spring
Rubber
18
23%
100
Standard
U S
Feb
43/a
1
36% Jan
24 %
43/a
N
Salle
Jan
July
47%
Co
La
Nov
16%
45
Dec
Oil
208 So
Apr
13%
Oct
Oil
Truax-Traer
Apr
50
Jan
15%
Railway Equip
Jan
Feb
12
Nov
Jan
39%
Standard
Jan
18
100
600
Jan
800
Standard
19%
1,450
39%
700
Indiana
16%
183/4
15%
600
Portland
Works
Tri
18%
Jan
Apr
153/4
of
Stewart-Warner
Dec
6%
42%
15
(Un)
Co
Jan
47 %
15%
Oil
Jun
4%
(Arthur
1,850
20%
Oct
40 34
Standard
Nov
4%
Medusa
35
Dec
15%
*
13%
23
McKee
31VA
12%
41 y4
1
(Un)
10%
common
33%
Oct
Jan
1
California
83
91%
Co
700
--
Dec
Dec
&
60
Oct
4%
23 %
•
common
Jan
9%
56
May
L)
Co
58%
Trans
100
100
6
Lathe
World
900
1,350
17%
59%
of
Co
243/8
27%
17%
•
Nov
Oct
Field
24 %
27%
27 y8
1
4%
37 y8
400
20
Sep
43
19%
Oil
Co
200
19
50
400
42
19
253/4
9%
41
8%
5
17%
(Glenn
41
32%
3,900
2
85%
450
13%
Trane
81%
35%
Oct
Jan
July
6
48
Toledo Edison Co
27
35%
37%
123/4
Feb
69
Marshall
35%
17%
48
Dec
24% July
700
13%
Standard
Studebaker
503
1,500
53/4
2% Apr
21% Aug
8% May
•
Dec
100
Martin
19%
5%
1
Storkline
3,300
48
Dredging Corp
Stone
13%
19 Vs
Warrants
Sterling
40
47%
Standard
Standard
100
21%
12%
13
3%
2iy4
—
19 %
4%
43
Mapes Consolidated Mfg
—
47%
42%
39%
46%
4%
3%
20%
15%
18%
8.75
B
Apr
Apr
400
class
Apr
Jan
2%
Feb
3
18%
Mfg
23%
3,100
38%
79%
Lonergan
25%
1,900
4%
16 Vb Mar
300
Lion OH Co
700
29%
550
9%
82
10
Llbby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
Lindsay Chemical Co common
28
28
300
543/4
$2.50 preferred
Jan
Nov
27%
28
600
54%
I
35
29%
27%
25%
•
...
Jan
4%
18%
common
68%
393/4
78%
Co
Oct
613/4
1.40
Co
Co
&
Pacific
193/4
•
&
57
61%
4%
I
Leath
(Un)
Socony Vacuum Oil
19%
•
Co
200
613/4
*
common
Corp
Society Brand Clothes Inc
39
4%
54%
(Un)
A
Corp
39
i
Co
Dec
Texas Gulf Producing
Thor Corp
Oct
Lamson & Sessions Co
34%
*
Oil
Texas
Kennecott
Landis Machine
Apr
5
Swift & Co
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Laclede Gas
29 V*
50c
Slgnode Steel Strapping
Oct
9
Co
600
10
Schenley Industries
Jan
Kate Drug Co
Knapp
Laclede-Christy
34%
5
Schwitzer-Cummins
11%
500
Copper Corp.
Monarch Co.—
34%
1
Regis Paper
Sangamo Electric Co
25% Aug
10%
.,
8%
10
Stockyards
•
(Un)
13%
Feb
2.50
Service
3.50
Kansas City Power & Light
18%
Oct
5
•
St
24%
10%
(Un)
Apr
9%
10
Public
Spiegel Inc
12%
20
*
National
Southern
100
200
7%
1
Corp
Louis
Co
13
103/4
7%
•
Louis
Bend
13
10%
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St Joseph Lead
Southern
Jan
...•
of Indiana
St
Sinclair
Dec
♦
Richman Bros Co
Shellmar
8%
1
Co
Remington Rand
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall Drug
(Un)
19%
7.50
Tel
Light
—1
Car
(Un)
RKO Theatres Corp (Un)
Rath Packing Co
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
19% May
0% May
10%
Co
&
•
Corp
350
15
(Un)
Co
(The)
Steel
1,300
•
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Kaiser Alum & Chemical common
Kansas Power &
Jan
•
(Un)
Light Co (Un)
&
Dec
1,400
•
_
Interstate Power Co
Iowa Illinois Gas & Elec
Iowa
9
Jan
11%
•
Co
Packers
Tel
64%
11%
1
Co
Nickel
Shoe
Feb
21%
♦
International
48%
20%
•
Co
Co
International
900
11
100
Steamship
International
63 ys
21%
10
RR
International Harvester
International
613/4
19%
5
common.
Products
International
Nov
11%
1
Pneumatic Tool
Steel
Infcerlake
36%
21%
3
Indianapolis Power & Light
Inland
Feb
20%
25
Co
Indiana Steel
27%
1
& Co
Huttig Sash & Door
Central
300
3
—
Illinois
36%
10
__
_
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Hupp Corporation
Illinois
12%
28%
1
Harnischfeger Corp
Keileman (G) Brewing Co
Heln Werner Corp
Dec
34%
Corp of Amerlca""(Un)
8outh
Aug
34%
Pictures
Sears
142
39%
St
Gosaard
Bros
Radio
Oct
Jan
Jan
Dec
33% May
Quaker Oats Co
RKO
128
8%
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24
1,400
Pure Oil Co (Un)
Dec
200
Dec
40%
Dec
Nov
16%
17% Mar
1343/4 1353/g
33 %c
800
1,000
3,300
39%
34 %
38%
Dec
5%
18
2334
39%
Jan
10 Vi
5
5%
18
22%
,
Jan
3
30%
Apr
Mar
12 %
5,300
7%
Jan
27
Corp
(Un)
Petroleum
34%
34% Jan
15
Dec
15%
34%
200
Dec
22%
23%
11%
34%
100
12%
50
23%
Feb
Jan
1,200
500
12%
14% July
16%
10%
Jan
15
*
150
Oct
37%
11%
Dec
4%
3,400
13%
20%
Dec
Oct
12%
15%
1,100
10
5%
9
200
11%
15
37%
Apr
1,400
15%
14%
20%
10,700
10%
14%
10%
5%
10%
13%
12%
15%
Public Service
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
(Un)
10
100
(Un)
Co
Potter Co
23%
25%
5%
10
13%
1
U
Process
•
Graham-Paige Motors
Gray Drug Stores
5%
Nov
2.50
Pressed
*
Co
200
Corp
Phillips
Jan
Olidden
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26%
Dodge
Jan
8%
Bros
26%
*
5
Corp
25
36%
(W
Dec
26 y8
Dec
3,000
Circle
29
5
(Un)
27 y8
%
2
Pepsi-Cola
Perfect
18% Mar
1
Goldblatt
400
97%
105
49%
20
^
Dec
23%
11
2
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Feb
100
Refrigerator Co
Gillette (The) Co
Co
95%
Mar
24
Jan
800
5
(Un)
39%
23%
53
1
Gibson
33% Jan
18
Oct
•
General Telephone Corp
1,300
50
18%
•
Utilities
38%
25
23%
1
;
18%
38%
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
68%
5
Corp
(Un)
Class B
94
10
Corp
Jun
38%
•
Airways
class A
Pen
52%
1
General Candy Corp
Electric Co (Un)
15
10
(Un)
Car
World
American
Parker
Electric
Gas &
Motor
Packard
Pan
23 %
15
General
Motors
1,100
1
Corp
Finance
Dec
July
10
*
(Un)
Inc
General
20(4
21
80
96%
Corp
General
Jan
21%
21%
5
Pour-Wheel Drive Auto
Gamble-Skogmo
15
95
92%
17%
Watch
Brewing
General Box
200
91
5
de Nemours (Un)
National
21%
100% 102
91
10c
Kodak
Oklahoma
High
1,100
Pennsylvania RR
May
15%
(Allen B)
Eastern Air Lines Inc
Paistaff
Apr
Jan
1
(new)
Class A
Eastman
16%
33%
5
Corp
Co
(E I)
Aug
3,100
5
Laboratories Inc
Du Pont
Jan
39 %
2,500,
10
Corp
Chemical
2%
20% Nov
20%
10
Corp
Finance
Mont
Oct
39%
I
(Un)
Deere & Co
Domestic
Dec
20%
1
25
Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)
Doehler-Jarvis
1%
19
36 % May
39%
1
Company
Mfg
Apr
20
•
Co
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp
Dodge
40%
25
Continental Motors Corp
Crane
Oct
Low
17%
%
•
(Un)__
System
Power
Consumers
31 Va
Range for Year 1952
High
17%
8
Co
Edison
Shares
17%
Rights
Dec
39%
5
Commonwealth Edison common
Consolidated
39%
39%
14%
Ohio
Low
Sales
for Week
1
Co
Manufacturing
*
Co Inc
Columbia Gas
600
100
Range
of Prices
Par
Oak
1
Co
Ilium
Inc
(The)
600
20%
100
Electric
Cleveland
1%
20 y8
1
preferred
Clinton Poods
1%
20%
10
Co
Cleveland Cliffs Iron common
4%%
300
•
*
25
common—
Towel
33%
12 y8 Aug
St Paul &
Chicago Milwaukee
Pacific
32 y8
25
•
1
(Un)
Chicago Corp common
Chrysler
32%
10
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Chicago
1,300
*
Service
Ohio
15'/a
5
—
Co
Pub
14%
1
West Corp
Illinois
15%
25
Pacific
Central Illinois Light
Central
Mar
1,400
15
Week's
Last
tttgh
Low
High
12.50
Corp
& South
Friday
Sale Price
Range for Year 1952
16%
(Un)
Carr-Consolidated
Biscuit
Central
Shares
16%
Brothers
Butler
Low
9
STOCKS
far Week
*
Machine
Adding
Burroughs
of Prices
FOE WEEK ENDED JANUARY
Sales
.
6
109
32%
32%
33
655
22
22
22
25
18%
61%
62
$2,000
67%
68
3,300
5
5
Dec
Jan
Dec
31
Feb
48%
Jan
65
Nov
53%
Jan
71
Dec
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Friday
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Frice
Par
Allegheny
Steel
Ludlum
•
37%
Shares
Range for Year 1952
High
37%
Low
Co
38%
70
32
143/4
25
133/a Jan
10%
43
10 %
Dec
10 3/4
Apr
18%
19%
572
16
Oct
18%
Dec
•
19
•
143/4
143/4
15%
391
Duquesne
5
7'/a
7%
7%
1,309
23%
194
Brewing
Gas Co
Pitt
Fort
Lone
Walker
Refractories
(Joseph)
Star
National
.
Co
Supply
convertible
Pittsburgh
Pitts
Plate
Screw
Plymouth
Reymer
San
&
Oil
&
6%
Oct
29
May
50
25
Oct
27
21%
112
7
2,277
2
2
2
944
32
32
100
28
54
55%
309
43
54 J/4
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Mining
9
8V2
Spring
United Engineering &
Foundry Co
Vanadium Alloys Steel
Jan
10
23% Dec
9%
Jan
333/4 Aug
32
Jan
Golden
2%
Jan
Dec
35%
Jan
Mar
56%
Dec
8
10
29
9c
24 3%
24%
354
15%
603
14%
Oct
28%
29
30
243/4
Jun
27%
Sep
27
27%
243/4 May
27%
Nov
47
46%
47%
Oct
11
Jan
Oct
36%
Apr
4%
Apr
5%
8c
Dec
15c
Sep
Apr
22%
656
Feb
27%
Nov
35
Apr
Greyhound
Hancock
18% May
47%
Dec
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Frice
Par
Admiral
Air
Corporation
Reduction
•
Gold Mining Co
Alleghany Corp
American
Inc
Broadcast
American
Can
American Car &
Low
(Un)
Co
32%
Oct
Martin
28%
Dec
Matson
2%
Feb
3%
3%
4%
45/3
18o
2% May
75
75
143
68% May
76%
Jan
a56%
a56% a59%
380
48% Apr
123/8 Apr
60
Dec
Middle
15
1
Foundry
(Un)
25
American
Factors
American
Radiator
American
14%
15%
885
16% Jan
36
Common
Ltd
(Un)
S
&
American
Viscose
Tel
&
Co
100
Corp (Un)
(Un)
American /Woolen
Anaconda
Mining
Copper
Calif Natl
Steel
Armour
&
Atchison
Atok-Big
Co
(Un)
Santa
(Un)
(Un)
1
PI.00
1%
•
55%
Eorden
Co
(Un)
Co
5
(Un)
Sullivan
&
Calaveras
Art
California
Canada
Packing
Corp
Atlantic
Canadian
Pacific
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&
Corp
(Un)
2
(Un)___12%
Co
•
Eureka Mining Co
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Mill St Paul RR com
Chic
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Paul
St
RR
(Un)
(Un)
Chemical
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
River
Commercial
Consolidated
Packers
•
(Un)„
•
25
Ind
of
N
class
A
(Un)
Co
Gas
Continental
(Un)
Oil
1
1
(Un)
Co
(Del)
Products Refining
(Un)_
5
(Un)
—25
Creameries of Amer Inc
Zellerbach
Crown
1
Corp common
•
Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Di
(Un).
(Un)
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B
Class
1
1
5
common
r.__5
common
Doernbecher Mfg Co
Dominguez Oil
Du
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Dow
Mont
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•
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cl
A
Oil
Dorado
Inc
Electrical
Eureka
Federated
Food
Foods
General
Motors
General
Paint
Cumulative
Conv
Jan
Natomas
40%
Dec
Feb
N
55%
43%
795
36
May
North
American
11
732
8%
Oct
41
Dec
12% Mar
North
American Co
112
75%
Feb
99%
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North
American
29
Dec
29
Dec
60c
Dec
1.10
6,345
8
8%
1,662.
6%
Jun
28%
28%
200
18%
Feb
1.00
150
14%
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15% July
59%
265
46
Apr
63%
1%
1%
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1%
55%
56%
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46%
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__
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__
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53% July
62%
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9%
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15%
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171
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16%
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21%
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102
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180
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536
69
10
100
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107
July
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34
34%
476
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Nov
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Jan
34
31%
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34%
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58
Dec
72
Jan
Apr
10%
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Sep
64
Feb
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7%
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Jan
670
10
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12
12%
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60
39
Nov
Sep
61% Jan
68% May
68% May
11%
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355
48% May
110
99
Jan
64% Dec
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103%
Nov
7%
8
1,100
6%
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Mar
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235
7%
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2.35
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31
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44
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110
Nov
5% July
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40% Mar
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20%
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—
—
—
67%
68%
1,672
Oct
18
Jan
25
Oct
31%
Feb
July
21%
21%
22%
352
16
17%
17%
17%
885
16%
Oct
19%
15
15
15
200
9%
Apr
14%
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19
2,035
15%
Sep
20
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50
2%
Oct
12c
Jan
6c
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78c
82c
8,537
78c
Dec
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6
11
Sep
12% July
65
22
Nov
28%
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99
4c
1.25
Apr
Jun
27% Oct
30%
Dec
64
64
602
55%
67%
Jan
36
36
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32
37
Dec
170
18%
Apr
22% Nov
17
Oct
20%
Jan
14%
Nov
33%
Jan
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36
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1,135
Oct
July
14%
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265
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7
7%
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25
23%
25%
3,485
17
Oct
23%
Deo
27%
27%
28
765
25
Jan
27%
Jun
16%
16%
16%
658
15% May
17%
Jan
(Un)
21%
19%
Jan
24%
Dec
May
13%
(Un)
Oct
8Y4 Mar
6!/4 July
21%
200
12
50
10
21
21
10
20%
Oct
22% Mar
19%
21
19%
100
18y2
Jun
20%
131
60 Vs
83%
100
1
9% Jan
19%
12
10
1
common
—
83%
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30
92
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
11% May
15%
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273
33'% Jan
39%
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20
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20
%
7,622
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105
52% Nov
14
59% Apr
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—
Deo
2.05
5.00 July
Jan
Dec
18%
18%
205
1.40
1.40
50
2,633
10%
Oct
17%
Jan
•
13%
12%
14
Mar
2.50 Jan
1.25 Nov
Feb
14%
Jun
4%
Oct
6%
Apr
a28%
Pacific Gas & Electric common
25
38%
6 %
Co
1st preferred
1st preferred
5 % %
25
25
Pacific
Tel
Pacific
Western Oil
Packard
Tel
&
Philco
Phillips
Mill
Oil
Co
845
25%
28
Dec
49% May
57%
843
57%
Dec
11%
12%
570
9% Jan
14%
Api
17%
18%
614
15
Jan
18%
24%
25
577
22%
Jan
25% Aug
116 % 116%
620
116%
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23%
11%
class A
Co
477
Oct
14%
13
Oct
16% May
Spiegel
15%
15%
100
14
Dec
18
Standard
23%
11%
495
8%
Feb
11%
Dec
39%
459
34%
Oct
38%
Dec
36%
380
28% May
36
NoV
578
49% Mar
62% July
62%
37
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169
58%
Oct
842
23%
Jan
28%
B
Oil
Co com
(Un)__*
46%
--
84
33%
34
266
24% May
:
1
(Un)
Dec
Dec
35% Aug
Mar
145
33%
Dec
36
19%
268
18 ya
Oct
20
47%
725
38%
Oct
44%
21%
21%
100
13% Mar
28
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160
32% Jan
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Dec
26%
27%
3,037
24%
Nov
33
Jan
63
276
54
Feb
73% July
220
31
Apr
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10
130
--
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130
110
8%
9%
1,315
8%
Oct
34%
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July
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4%
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135
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19%
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Oct
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Apr
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Dec
15c
50
Oct
54
Feb
Oct
28%
Apr
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54,501
52
55
70
27%
27%
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23%
57%
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288
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305
49% May
50% Mar
10
160
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11% Aug
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45
66%
Feb
83
Mar
Oct
107
Max
10
58% July
60%
Dee
37%
358
76
41
41%
886
39% Oct
47%
36%
89
41
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Oct
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Apr
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32
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10
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20
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47%
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13
300
16
16 %
2,175
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12% Feb
400
33 %
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200
100
Feb
Feb
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--
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20
100
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29%
6
4% July
20
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*
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Dec
11
42%
*
preferred
100
Feb
Oct
Conv
11%
17%
23%
40 V8
1.40
(Un)
Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
(Un)
15%
1,232
22%
440
P.10
Sinclair Oil Corp
11%
29% Mar
43%
8
10
5
Mining
(A
Nov
42%
Portland Cement (Un)—50
Spalding Inc
Sperry Coro
22%
Oct
100
10
(Un)
Co (Un)
Schenley Industries
4.32%
108
27
1
Safeway Stores Inc
Water
Jan
a27 % a28%
26% Mar
100
(Un)—25
Corp (Un)
Russ Build Co 6% cum pfd
Oil
Dee
11%
230
•
Pictures
Roebuck
5%
Oct
4%
27%
Scott Paper
Apr
9%
29%
8
Corp
MauTiclo
Oct
4%
418
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1
•
San
18%
1,876
4
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Santa Cruz
465
5%
10%
62 %
10
Joseph Lead
Regis Paper
23%
5%
29%
1
Dec
Nc
36%
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem
Manufacturing Co
St
120
39%
-1
St
108% May
10%
23%
5%
Oil & Gas Co
Cement
Feb
57%
•
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
RKO
Jan
•
25
Riverside
Dec
28
28
•
Inc
OH
30%
•
Preferred
Richfield
Jun
27%
20
(Un)
Rayonier Incorp common
Reserve
28%
Nov
8
•
Co
(Un).
Remington-Rand
290
27
Railway Elec
Preferred
31%
26% July
of America (Un)
•
& Realty Ltd common—*
100
Radio Corp
Dec
24% Jun
50
33 %•
12%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
Pullman Inc cap (Un)
Pure
34%
169
•
(Un)
Ltd
Co
Jan
100
4
(Un)
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Petroleum
Pioneer
30%
27
100
Corp
common
Co
583
28%
World
Pennsylvania RR
Dec
34
*
_
common
Motor Co
American
39%
27
Airways (Un)—1
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
1
Pan
Jan
30%
28%
57%
common—
_
Pacific
32/2
28%
common;
Service
nrpfpvrpH
let
Dec
11,627
1
Lighting Corp
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Public
29%
26% Jan
.39
20
preferred
redeemable preferred
red
Pacific
160
38%
25
1st preferred
5'/c
a2S% a28%
33%
25
Southern
Jan
Nov
1
(Un)
common
Apr
Jan
Jun
27%
11'/a
15%
8%
Jan
3%
Jan
2y4 May
•
class B
Southern Calif Edison
Dec
*16%
13% Oct
22
22%
Nov
69%
5
a
14%
52%
Feb
600
22%
Dec
Nov
100
2%
6c
78c
•
(Un)
Socony-Vacuum
Feb
25
14%
2%
a26% a26%
2%
*
Dec
1ft Apr
a35% a36%
14%
•
Oct
Jan
Mar
343
Jan
22
22% Nov
18%
Jan
45
—
11%
305
71%
54% Mar
191
250
25%
11y* Aug
39%
878
a52% a53%
12%
56
187
72
a52%
12%
25%
12%
8% Jan
3,543
Shell
46%
Dec
24% July
7 % May
57/a
Sears
Jan
37
16%
Shasta
Jan
Oct
5%
Jan
10
33%
15%
24% July
10
5,886
5%
47%
38%
39
Apr
Nov
7%
42%
72
6%
17% Sep
96% Dec
37%
19
Dec
7%
42%
—
650
Dec
70% July
154
preferred 4.48%
25
Southern Cal Gas Co pfd series A—25
Southern Calif Petroleum
2
Southern Co
——8
Jan
42%
—
Feb
Jun
5% July
31%
3%
Feb
100
1
B
(Un)
8 & W Fine Foods Inc
a2.30 a2.30
__
16%
Jan
41
8%
5
(Un)
Inc
Mar
1,227
15%
Feb
17%
7
59%
8
10
Jan
7%
91%
3% Aug
22%
Jan
55%
10%
1%
•
9%
Oct
33%
10%
63
Sep
Apr
46
a60% a60%
102 % 102%
9
Dec
444
20%
12
13%
39%
222
20%
62%
__
Aug
21%
(Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Dec
Oct
•
(Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
98
71
8%
5
Inc
Dec
Feb
637
5
Mar
4% Dec
695
22%
P.10
Coast
5%
Jan
37%
25
Co
Feb
Jan
46% Oct
3%
a78% a79%
3%
Deo
July
Aggregates
Pacific Finance Corp (Un)
Can
Pacific
Feb
Nov
a44% a44%
43 y4
57%
•
common
Filters
Sugar
Pacific
Feb
9%
3%
(Un)_10
(Un)
Products
5%
29
a44%
a78%
18
(Un)
Railway
Co
Co
Oliver United
Onomea
50%
Nov
27
—
Oil
Nov
63%
__
Edison
Jun
9%
May
10O
Rights
4.80%
24% May
42
25
Pacific
Apr
5%
40
a47 % a47%
10
Invest
Aircraft
May
5%
Jan
•
Sugar Co Ltd
Oceanic Oil Co
5%
~
36%
73Va
preferred-.
44%
300
47%
Jan
Oct
Deo
(Un)
Aviation
Northern
Pabco
30
1
Oahu
Ohio
1,310
17%
(Un)
RR
Northrop
Ohio
33
Dec
preferred
5 % c/o
32%
2,2o May
10 Ya
Niagara Mohawk Power
15% Jan
3%
46
*
Dec
Dec
4-7%
1%
•
common
preferred
Aug
Oct
16
7%
0
9%
15%
16%
617
42%
•
Corp
8
Feb
162
•
(Un)
see
Jan
7% May
13%
Central
Dec
45
460
10
Corp
2.50 Sep
40
95
45%
•
(Un)
For footnotes
Apt
45%
20
Corp
15%
Apr
a80
1
Corp
Nov
Sep
a53% a53%
•
Chem
Dec
32%
1
3
&
1.85
1% Mar
55%
Apr
22% May
4
Co
10%
33%
Nov
Dec
Oct
10
Corp
Dec
14%
_•
!
8% Nov
28%
59%
15%
(Un)
3.00 Feb
14%
81%
Petroleums
General
54%
Feb
663
25c
Electric
Oct
Apr
53
300
Co
Machinery
General
38%
32%
15
17%
Ltd
Plantation
2,022
3,029
6%
32%
1.20 F«D
4,585
Company
44%
40%
32
8,700
11%
Mines
Prod
43%
a30
Dec
1.85
10%
Lines
39%
lj%
4%
Apr
11
(Un)
Corp
a51%a51%
97%
Warrants
Ewa
Distillers
96
CaDwell Co
Corp
City
National
16%
El Paso Natural Gas Co
Emporium
National
Jan
5
Work*
Products
Dec
36%
(Un)__10c
Nemours
Eastman Kodak Co common (Un)
El
__
5
Co
Laboratories
(E
Pont
__
5
Preferred
Curtis
59%
Dec
16%
a38J/4
15
Aircraft
Motors
Continental
__
(
•
5
Y
Vultee
__
*
(Un)
Coppermines
Edison
Natural
__
2%
A
Edison
Chem
Consolidated
Corn
cl
(Un)
System
Consolidated
Cons
•
System
Solvents
Commonwealth
Consol
3%
Iron
Broadcast
Columbia
10
Co
&
Nov
24%
436
a39
100
58%
90
331
1.20
(Un)__*
pfd
110
a25% a26%
a29%
3
Jan
(Un)
a59% a60%
42%
50
1.60
*
& Co
Nasn-Keivinator
Y
Deo
a4%
6% Apr
20%
National Auto Fibres
6,814
1
25
Service Co
Cities
Colorado
Co
Dec
2.35
25
Chrysler Corp
Clorox
Power
Montgomery Ward
Jan
51
J&n
21
1.60
1
Utilities
161%
13%
10
common
America
Central
39% May
68
Jun
a4%
—^__„_10
Lode
Cons
Jun
a40a41%
25
common
of
1%
Ltd
Co
(Un)
Ry
Co
5
Ale
Oil
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese
*
•
Dry Ginger
(J
5
A
Co
Canadian
Case
•
10
class
M
150%
a79%
2%
Co
Tile
Ink
California
(Un)
630
2.15
—
10
Machine
Cement
Mother
&
3,011
12%
5
•
Burroughs Adding
Byron Jackson Co
43%
Oct
17 y*
54%
Ino
160 160%
2.35
a40%
__15
Company
42%
12%
1
(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
California
59%
2
Airplane
Hill
14%
(Un)
(Un)
Blair Holdings Corp
Boeing
Bunker
—
5
Bishop Oil Co
Budd
8
100
(Un)
Mining
Steel
__
3
Ohio RR (Un)
Cons
Bethlehem
a30
P2
Corp
Aviation Corp
Benguet
10%
50
Aircraft
Bendix
__
5
Corp
&
a51%
5
Fe
Util
al01%al03%
43%
40%
*
(Un)
Mfg
avco
50
10
(111)
&
__
a25%
20
Wedge
Baltimore
Beech
(Un)_
Co
Corp
Top
Atlas Corp
•
Bank
Archer-Daniels-M'idland
Armco
__
160 %
25
Co
Anglo
16% Mar
45
120
47%
(Un)
Montana
17
Oct
201
225
Apr
common
Feb
Dec
•
Tel
Co
Montana-Dakota
12%
Dec
4
50%
18% al9%
16 y* Mar
Morrison-Knudsen Co
(Un)
American
Robbins Inc
&
Jun
13%
3%
3%
50%
a
1
42%
740
2.85 May
•
Jan
250
15% Mar
Dec
239
(Un)
34%
14%
16%
Apr
1.50
1,036
(Glenn)
140
14%
Dec
14%
1
36
14%
Jan
11%
220
0
36
13%
Apr
400
•
Monolith Portland Cement pfd
13%
35 V*
54
common
Dec
14%
Oct
1,887
•
H)
35%
•
(Un)
23
7
28% May
20
S
867
.1
300
Smelting & Refining—
27
1.70
•
(R
Mfg
M
Nov
20%
lUn).
South
&
Deo
12%
13%
10
404
J
57
11 % Mar
15%
2.50
Meier & Frank Co Inc
M
48% Mar
1,075
54
Co
Mindanao
Dec
160
12%
1.65
•
10%
10% May
Aug
15%
1
353/4
Oct
49%
19%
(Un)
10%
9%
40% May
12%
1.70
*
35%
__
12%
303
19'/a
Calculators Inc
McKesson
72
—
•
Co
Co
Menasco
3'/4 Mar
5% Dec
18% Nov
Jan
13%
•
Corp
Navigation Co
__
Jan
65%
26 %
50
Co
12%
a—
26%
7%
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Copper Corp
Kern County Land
75
1
(Un)
Co
Preferred
Apr
18% Deo
•
(Un)
Kennecott
Jun
Jan
33%o
Kaiser-Frazer
24%
Mar
14
1
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical com
26%
Oct
25%
33
12%
1
Co
Johns-Manvllle
no
54%
a54% a56%
•
(Un)
165
&54%
6%
(Un)
32%
10
30
1
Corp
Tel & Tel com
•
(Un)
(Un)
Paper
a283/4 a29%
600
70
High
Jun
•
International
Marcliant
17%
54%
1
International
Magnavox
Htgh
17
70
5
Inter'l Nickel Co Canada
&
260
23%
31% Feb
1
International Harvester
__
301
A
Maryland Mines Corp (Un)
•
American
Co
32%
class
Co
Idano
Macy
17%
a78% a78%
•
Range for Year 1952
Low
17%
8
(Un)
Loew's Inc
Range for Year 1952
High
(Un)
Corp
Salt
57
•
Inc
Sales
for Week
Shares
(Un)
Hupp
1
(Un)
Mfg
Airlines
__
a29%
10
(Un)
Allied Chem & Dye Corp
Allis-Chalmers
Low
1
(Un)
Co
Alaska Juneau
of Prices
Rubber
&
Foods
Oil
293
17
•
Hunt
Intex
26%
100
Ry non-cum pfd
Oil
26%
17%
*
common
(Un)
Shares
High
26%
10
Libby McNeill & Libby
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Ltd
Co
Sales
for Week
Low
1
Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd
Hilton Hotels
Corp
:
Holly Development Co
Leslie
San Francisco Slock
Range
of Prices
a32% a33%
5
Corp
Honolulu Oil
20
12.50
North
Great
Holly Oil Co
160
672
Tire
uooQ>ear
Dec
27%
•
Co
(B F)
Jan
14%
10
State
7
330
24%
(Un)
preferred
23
5%
15,100
4%
Goodrich
27% Dec
30%
5
Corp
Jan
1% Nov
16% Jan
8c
l
Brake
9
4%
Jan
5
30 %
5
10c
Steel
Dec
18% Aug
e3/*
•
Electric
27
15
21%
5
Air
6
48
30%
27
10
Corp
Westinghouse
26
29%
7
25
Corp
Jan
29%
2.50
Glass
Westinghouse
20%
5
preferred
Bolt
7
Oct
6"% Dec
30%
10
Bros
Toy
Standard
29%
10
Fuel
Fireproofing Corp
Pitcsourgh Brewing Co common
$2.50
~6%
•
»
Gas
Mountain
23
1
Brewing
Harbison
Horne
8.50
13%
46
Utilities
Company common
Gladding McBean & Co
14% July
10%
Columbia Gas System
Equitable
High
143/4
Oct
Public
Gillette
*
Gas Co common
preferred
Biaw-Knox
Low
0
Par
General
10
Arkansas Natural
fa'/o
of Prices
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Last
stocks
STOCKS
45 /*
--
a27%
45
8%
8%
100
a27%
a28
156
a—
23
—
■
a—
Dec
—
Apr
Oct
40%
Nov
10%
Jan
Jan
28
Dec
35
L'(172J
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-
.Monday, January 12, 1953
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
.
Friday
STOCK!
Week'*
Sale Price
Par
Standard Oil Co of California
Standard Oil Co (Indiana)
Standard Oil of N J
1
18
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebaker
Corp
(Un)
1
Sylvania Electric Products
Texas
Company
Convertible
Tide
Water
—25
common
preferred
Associated
Union
Carbide
&
Carbon
(Un)
United
Air
Corp
Lines
Dec
34%
Dec
795
32%
Feb
40
Dec
30
33%
40
Nov
Warren Petroleum
•
60
Jan
Oct
16% Feb
Washington Water Power
Wells Fargo Bank & U T
Aug
18%
Westates Petroleum
18%
21%
Oct
Jan
23
866
27%
5,509
18%
261
17% Dec
23
al6% al7%
70%
70%
—
8%
Feb
27%
27%
230
24%
Jan
27%
Dec
14
14%
320
11%
Oct
21
Jan
43%
44
2,183
37% May
42%
Dec
42
43
323
40
46
8%
8%
750
27%
27%
149
a35% a35%
—
1
Dec
al7%
1,614
43
.
108
14%
Jan
17% Dec
57%
Feb
377
24
Jan
Preferred
Jan
'
27% Mar
Western
69%
39%
40%
1,728
36
Feb
45% July
26
26
556
22
Jan
31
a36%
a36%
a38
417
10
30%
30%
31
1.095
28%
25
Apr
May
—
37% Dec
33 % Jan
Aug
8%
a__
1
25%
Nov
6
256 %
Feb
45c
49c
3,030
43c
Sep
Jan
a—
—
18
300
Oct
9%
Jan
300
—
10%
Dec
Oct
27 %
302
Dec
Mar
78c
4%
*ve
4%
1,530
4%
Dec
1
12
.11%
12
1,025
9%
Oct
15%
25c
9%
9%
9%
800
8% Juiy
10%
Jan
*
a62
a62
a62
35
50 % Mar
63%
Dec
12%
47%
,—
Air
——
47%
47%
720
35 %
12%
12%
560
8%
Feb
__
45%
45%
326
42 %
Jan
5%
5%
1,200
19
19
10
10
—1
Preferred
5% Mar
Feb
__
1
Woolworth (F Wj (Un)
Yellow Cab Co common
July
a35%
(Un)—1
Lines Inc
(Un)__
Dept Stores
Western Pacific Railroad Co com
Westlnghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
Dec
—
—
(Un)
__
•
100
common
Western
Jan
„
3
17%
27
10%
„
^__10
Corp
10%
22%
Hi0h
10%
27%
1
Range for Year 1952
Low
High
Low
—
10
Victor Equipment Co
275
13% May
Jun
15% Aug
39 Va
18%
of Prices
Shares
2%
United Gas Corp (Un)
United Paramount Theatres (Un)
U S Steel Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil
1
51%
—
for Week
1,002
8
Inc
Jan
50
27%
(Un)
Jun
83
50
12 %
Aircraft
82%
Oct
181
—•
Sugar
United
Oct
72
33%
a55%a57%
Union Oil Co of California
common__25
Union
73%
25
United Can & Glass Co
al6% al6%
2
._1
Par
64% July
al0% all%
22 %
Sales
Range
Sale Price
n
High
Feb
—
5
Corp
Low
50%
251
—
10
Transamerica Corp
Trans World Airlines Inc
Tri-Continental
444
39
a55%
•
Oil
,
Week'*
Last
Range for Year 1952
3,715
39
50c
-
59%
80%
20% 21%
al4% al45/«
—
—
7.B!
(Un)
Textron Incorporated
—
1
5
'
Friday
High
78'/a
a347/e a34%
393/e
40
—
JANUARY 9
STOCKS
Shares
56%
__
5
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
Super Mold Corp
of Price*
80V*
78%
__
ENDED
for Week
Low
56%
25
FOR WEEK
Sales
Range
Last
—
25
__
Dec
47%
Dec
13
44%
4% July
17%
Jan
Jun
6%
Jan
20
Aug
Mar
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY
9
Friday
Exchange
STOCKS
Week'*
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Abitibi
Power
$1.50
&
Paper common
•
preferred
25
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
common
•
Class A
Shoe
-*
•
•
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
pfd
25
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
pfd—50
Argus Corp Ltd common
•
Asbestos Corp common
•
Atlas
Steels Ltd
Bathurst Power &
6%
1,120
al6%
al7
100
•
8%
350
47
49%
3,675
52%
23%
5.074
38
—
25%
38"%
11'A
-•
50
——
•
—
Telephone.—
class
25
B
——•
Building Products
•
—
Bulolo Gold
Dredging Ltd
Cement
5
Safeway
Ltd
preferred
135
39
21%
88
88
48%
5%
33
34
665
—
1st
ok 1/
88
Dec
92
Dec
48%
36
36%
6.15
6.20
4.65Dec
6'/i
6
Jari!
Jfin
35%
Apr
Nov
7%
Feb
'
3?i/x tl
30%
3fi%
5 65
78
2,978
co
27%
2,105
25./,
22
945
•
-50
•
22
a98%
•
common
99
80%
—
18%
a98%
a99
Ti
n
Dec
a99
5
80%
82
ion
oq7/
qq
98
Nov
n
101
52% Mar
135
44% Mar
50
20
Jan
Jun
78%
38%
100 '
34%
Jun
42
30%
190
30%
Dec
34
18
rw
18%
17,620
18%
3,480
883
32%
32%
250
1,120
25
•
13%
12
Mav
14%
38
Ttin
Apr
17%
inn
13%
a5
a5
25
5
Oct
46
48
225
45
Dec
70
Jan
325
21
Dpc
31
Tan
Locomotive
•
com
a22%
•
a22
a
22%
12
Dec
16
6%
14
14%
31 %
1,535
12%
Dec
31%
33%
6,839
70%
Oct
17%
17%
18%
•
875
16
15%
16
•
5,570
33
33
34%
II,810
Dec
al5
Railway
al5
50
15
Nov
20
Feb
•
•
Consumers Glass
Corby8 class A
•
•
Class B
•
Crown Cork & Seal Co
a22 a22 %
110
8%
8%
8%
8
8%
35%
Davis Leather Co Ltd
class A
•
2
——
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2.50
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
Dominion Corsets
•
—
preferred
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass common
77c preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
&
Chemical
25
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15%
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625
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15%
610
62
62
535
30
30
30%
225
16%
16
16%
5,335
14%
14 V*
14%
1,025
Oct
69
May
12
Dec
1,025
9'
Feb
26%
—
Anr
92
Feb
Donohue
Dow
common
•
Bros Ltd
Brewery Ltd
♦
common
•
Dryden Paper
14
Nov
15%
Dec
66%
Jan
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Electrolux Corp
Enamel & Heating
Products—
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Corp
Foundation
Fraser
Co's
Gatineau
Ltd
Hamilton
•
1
28
71 %
OrT
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Dec
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common
•
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100
315
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400
19
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2,210
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17%
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13%
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13%
13%
310
lo'/4
15 %
15 %
18%
Jan
2,496
12
34
May
34
20%
Feb
250
31
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47
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&
12
12
22
12%
170
435
12
16%
25
7%
Jun
10
15'%
Jun
19%
12%
Oct
437
17
17
17%
4,391
21
20%
21
1,685
103
102
103
110
5%
43%
3,117
65
67
•
405
17
16%
17
36
36
36%
15%
16
3.45
220
31
Dec
30
132
100
May
Sep
Nov
Sep
11
,
„
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__
26%
15%
26%
Nov
Sep
17
Jan
Sep
Sep
24%
Jan
28
35
Aug
29% July
37
Dec
35%
75
75
76%
2,322
73
Nov
85
Feb
30
31
461
24%
Jan
37
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19%
20
575
16
Feb
19
Feb
.
20
70%
72
242
50
52
280
46
May
55
Jan
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115
25
100
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116
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Sep
42
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Oct
52
Jan
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2,015
21
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29
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1,227
29
May
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Dec
32%
5,975
26
Apr
11% Aug
33%
14
Mar
17
19
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186
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64% Mar
38%
75
Feb
Canadian Stock
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
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30 Broad Street
&
75
75
25
15%
16
755
13%
Oct
20%
Apr
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25
97%
Apr
98%
Jan
32%
32
32%
1,165
31
Oct
41%
41 %
42%
2,491
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43
43%
285
41
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70
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34%
1,580
34
34
30
13%
1,050
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2.40
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36,000
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11%
580
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104%
Mar
Jan
29% May
35% Aug
12%
2.12
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14%
Oct
126 %
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3.30
Dec
135
Mar
12%
41%
Oct
51%
100
5.90
Oct
9.80
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25
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150
41%
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16
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Nov
Jan
Jan
Apr
27
Nov
May
20
Dec
1,620
100
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1,750
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25
40
27
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25
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10
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Nov
Nov
23
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23
1,097
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29
29'/4
614
24
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29%
28%
28%
100
Sep
?6% Mav
30
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34%
-
35
400
30
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Dec
2,265
—
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32
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31
32
10
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1,123
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Apr
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Jan
Apr
Jan
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Dec
35%
3,556
42%
Dec
28% May
6.50
—
Feb
Dec
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Nov
Dec
28
26%
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140
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Jan
51
24
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Feb
311
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Mar
Feb
Jan
32
375
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45
Jun
105
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127
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Jan
16
Fast
quotations on all
Canadian securities.
Orders handled on all
Aug
75
;
•
Nova Scotia
Royal
Apr
14
2,320
—
Dec
20
27%
10
Dec
Dec
26%
Imperial
Jan
27
13
—
17
May
Sep
"29
35%
21
27
107%
10
Oct
1,106
465
10
Jun
26%
11%
Commerce
13%
Jan
Nov
5
,
Jan
40 %
•
.
Nov
13
Mar
■
Jan
72
..
•
Canadienne
28%
Dec
7%
Dominion
231
80
73% July
9
Jan
Jan
Nov
610
Dec
1,080
25
20
18%
225
Dec
17'/a
Nov
Dec
Mar
9%
13
5.25
Sep
17%
17%
16
s
.
Nov
29
100
Rqw.
15
8%
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-
♦
1
Dec
15
30%
•
common
10
170
76%
1
common
Jan
Dec
45%
35%
:
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Electric
Jan
14%
34% May
-
-27
1
common
36%
144
"•
950
.
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—:
Feb
Jan
9%>; ^9%
12/4
12/4
100
preferred
30
6% Aug
4% Apr
10,465
26%
"
44 %
Dec
5
10
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3838
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—
Apr
65%
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Jan
Dec
July
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100
115
9%
443/4
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1,200
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1,500
,
73
Jun
13%
225
11
11
10
9%
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-
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•
53%
Dec
56% May
2,400
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17%
17%
18%
18%
11
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Aug
20%
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30
144
28% Aug
55% Jun
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Jan
30
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Apr
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42%
15
97
18
*
Winnipeg
Dec
13%
33% Sep
17
Sal^er GTooder& Worta
Leaseholds
Anr
2,705
13%
25
29% May
75
30
United Steel CorP-
Anr
8%
18%
39% Mar
225
al30
(Geo)
Jan
305
100
Wilsils Ltd
Jan
al8
•
preferred
7%
20
48%
2912
32
*
Ltd-
Tobacco
Dec
91 %
-•
Western
Jan
8%
65
•
Dec
25%
18%
43
•
July
8%
5%
Bridge
21
18%
*
Alabastlne
*
?&£
Weston
21%
3
common
13% Nov
45
4%
16%
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Thrift Stores
Triad Oils
5
Motors
Lime
39'A
20%
10%
21 %
Jan
„
23%
*
Preferred—,.
19% Jan
39
*
common
General Steel
Gypsum
1
Co of Canada
common
5% preferred
General Bakeries
Ltd—
General Dynamics
General
20
10%
357
—
20%
10%
•
Jun
1,925
preferred
—100
Sicks' Breweries common™
•
Simpsops class A
1*
4V2% preferred
100
Southern Canada Power
•
steel Co 01 Canada common™
•
21% Feb
11% May
48% May
15j
6
1,232
'™
39%
23%
250
70
5
Saguenay Power 4%% pfd—
sfc Lawrence Corp'common™
Shawinigan Water- & Power com
Series A 4% preferred™
Class B 4%%
Sherwins Williams of Canada com
Jan
10%
Paper
—
Red preferred
Dominion Textile
5%
Dec
53'%
class A.—
R°yallte Oil Co Ltd
Jan
21% May
GOO
5%
Jan
30
26%
'
of Canada
& Co Ltd common
Rolland
400
13
Corp
rati
Jan
1,689
Feb
11%
69
•
-
90
16%
6.075
58
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Provincial Transport
Quebec Power
Oct
82
Nov
Jan
20
•
Feb
15%
6.85
35
•
—
Jan
60
80
100
-
3
—
19%
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•
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Power
Tan
6.60
13
Ltd
42%
79%
6.60
36
64%
Oct
52%
——-——
14% May
Sen
1
80%
Dec
35%
5%
"
29'/a
77%
'
25%
32
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6% preferred
Placer Development
Mar
50
24%
25 V* Sep
30% Dec
30%
40% May
41% May
—
14% Cmt
4n
35%
25
3,465
10o
Price Bros
8
11,764
34%
9%
__
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9i%h,iv
14% Mav
350
•
8% July
33
33
100
8hoPS
preferred
Penmans common
755
8%
2,561
30%
52%
Page-Hersey Tubes;
22% May
25
9%
32%-
47% Aug
13% Aug
40% Feb
.*
Ontario Steel Products
Aul
Ma?
13%
•
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Consol Mining &
Smelting
Consolidated Textile
-
49% Jan
20
common——,,,
4,476
7.50
—
Feb
43%
36%
140
Pietencd
National Steel Car.™
Niagara Wire Weaving
Noranda Mines Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills common™
TaS
30%
16
35%
34%
v
ClaES B
———
*
Montreal Locomotive
•
National Drug & Chemical common.-!-
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15%
17%
42%
35%
9%
—
Molson Breweries
No?
310
43
Apr
9.30 July
6,867
K'i.Sr °"
(RobtJ
.;
4,491
17%
Apr
52
1,635
17
—
Mitchell
Mar
48
18%
40
2,135
46%
Massey-Harns
38%
30%
30
57
•
cpn
Tiiiv
Jan
a43
17
MacMillan & Bloedel class A.__
Class B
w™_
18%
•
—
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24
12%
14%
Mailman Corp Ltd priority—
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Dec
12
V-al7%
Feb
48
•
Canadian Chem & Cellulose
Canadian Converters class A
pfd
Canadian Cottons
Distillers Seagrams
Z.tl
Lindsay (C W)
—
Jun
16%
.56
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25
AuS
8 30
8.30
18%
20
A
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Apr
10
56
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•
Canadian Celanese
common—
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r
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297
400
75
—100
Canadian Oil Companies
Canadian Pacific
7* preferred -JL
Laura Secord Candy
■*» * r
Dec
80
a43
45
C0rp—
Sen
48%
50
—
*
$1.40 preferred
Labatt Limited (John)
Lake of the Woods common
Anr
27%
-common
Canadian Canners Ltd—
Canadian Car &
Foundry
Tar
n„n
400
1,781
•
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39V
Nov
Tan
30
18
125
12%
25
—
common
International Power
FPh
77
pfd——100
preferred
Dominion
7%
34 %
a8%
a£
preferred
International Paper common.
International Petroleum Co Ltd
to«
Tan
13>A
27%
10
Breweries
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian
36%
7%
34%
a8%
6%
Pph
94
14./
20
Canadian
series
34 'A
a8%
97
RW
r
3,230
34
Anr
1H7/
240
5
17%
8--
Jun
56%
—30
Intl Nickel of Canada
Ton
14
80
48
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137/
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93/.
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17%
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10
100
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4,565
—
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250
20%
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11
28,454
14
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943i
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111/
5,226
11%
14
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Jan
npf
99
2,345
10 Vb
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56%
Mav
—•
common
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$1.75
I,480
44
38%
113v
Oct
5>/o
common
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
Class
26%
21%
4^'/2
5%
—
Canada
465
20%
v
43%
75
12%
25 %
•
Columbia
Mills Ltd
Canada
Canada
39
12%
48%
.•
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Canada
39
—
I
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al25
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—
•
common
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al25
100
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23
23 %
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Low
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
•
Husky 011 & Refining
1
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Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_8
Industrial Acceptance Corp common—•
J?3/
for Week
of Prices
100
.
191/
It
1,095
50%
—
iR3/„
Ton
5
8%
51%
High
Oct
ifii/
8%
—
4%% C R pfd—100
19%
liv
47%
*
5% preferred
British Columbia
Forest Product*
British Columbia Power
class A
5%
720
44
25
Brazilian Tract Lgt & Pwr
British American Bank
Note Co
American Oil common
Brit Colum Elec Co
2nd
4,550
a
British
British
14%
25%
7%
—
ciaaa
Low
14 Vb
common
preferred
Howard Smith Paper
$2 preferred
Range for Year 1952
Hioh
25%
Renfrew
7%
Shares
14%
•
Paper
Telephone
Holt
for Week
25%
7%
—
Agnew-Surpass
Bruck
Low
•
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Bell
of Prices
Sales
Sales
Range
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
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-
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B.
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The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
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CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY
»
Montreal Curb Market
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Acme
Glove
Anglo
Nild
Auto
Works
Ltd-
_
Devcinoinem
Fabrics
Products
Eeldlng-Corticelli
7%
Co
Co
cl
convertible
class
7r,'r
Industries
preferred
Claude
cl
Consolidated
Crain
Ltd
David
&
Frere
Dominion
Limitee
class
230
10
5.00
100
Ltd
Co
Steel
Products
Esmond
Mills
Ltd
Ltd—
47
—1
Steel
Hotel
de
Products
LaSallc
Ltd
Interprovincial
Utilities
Ltd____
Journal
Publishing Co
Lambert
(Alfred)
London
Canadian
MacLaren
Investment Corp
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Paper Co
Milling Co Ltd
Maritime Teleg ana Tel Co Ltd
McColl-Frontenac Oil 4% pfd
Preferred
Minnesota
Moore
&
Com
Mountroy
6'/r
Power
67
Class
Russell
Sangamo
Co
Jan
common-:.
i
pid
32
Feb
Merrill
Island
39 %
Jan
Mming
Corp
Mogador
Aug
7 Va
61%
200
6
580
5,530
65 Va
75c
2,358
a23
6,558
9V4
135
34
Feb
Aug
May
Feb
30
Nov
21%
7%
Feb
Jan
9% Oct
32% Mar
35
a__
10
Jan
65
18
17
Feb
1.85
15%
50
al5
al5
8%
17
Apr
25% Nov
Oct
50
5
17'A
May
17
Apr
23% Mar
25
,
Sep
Mar
13
Feb
15
Dec
Apr
12%
Jan
3.00
May
3.90
Nov
28
50
27%
Dec
30
alOV2 alOVa
50
10
Feb
11% Feb
11
11
100
a3 50
40
al4% ai4%
43C43%c
50
.
a3 50
9%
Oil
(Can)
Canada
Products
Western
Canada
Ltd
Cons
Breweries Ltd
Mining
Anacon
Lead
Mines
13
Attkeno Mines Ltd;
Mines Ltd
Arno
Arnora
Ascot
Sulphur
Metals
Barvallee
Barvue
Base
Corp
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Bellekeno
Mines
Belville Gold
Bob's
Lake
Santiago
Normetal
Ontario
Bouscadillac
Gold
Co
Gold
Perchcourt Gold
10
Jun
Fields
Que
Chibougamau Gold
Manitou
Uranium
2774
8
1.20 Mar
2,275
425
8%
4.50 Jan
Aug
50
22
2.00
Standard
Apr
Sullivan
Gold
Cons
Jan
27 %
Aug
Tobrit Silver
11'A
Jun
21
Dec
United
Jan
110
Apr
Dec
112
a
11
55 Va
20
19
108
51%
7 V4
105
a—
19
a
34
16
Feb
4.25
112
Feb
a—
j.—
Nov
Jan
July
55%
Dec
—
16%
NOV
Asbestos
Vioiamac
10'A
24
390
al7Va al7Va
"20
Oct
July
24%
50
14
Jan
Albennont
120
57
110
Aor
120
Jan
40
20
July
23
Dec
12
100
52%
55 Va
22 'Ac 22 V«c
945
28%
Jan
100
.
17 %c
Dec
35%
39%
13,815
12c
18c
209,200
26%
29
650
100
16%
50
Dec
18%c Nov
Apr
33%
Dec
10c
Dec
21c
Sep
20 %
Jan
26%
Sen
23
23
20'A
al4
19
14
31
76
21
35c
2.75
2.68
2.83
26,700
22V2c
26c
40,500
2c
2c
4.620
500
23c
2.08
20c
Nov
Bristol
Oils
Petroleums
Canada
Southern
Admiral
Devonian
50c
Dec
3.05
Jan
10c
Oct
41c
Jan
4.10
Dec
6.60
35c
1,000
24c
Oct
64c
Jan
4c
3,000
3%c Nov
7c
May
9c
1.000
3.20
Oil
Consolidated
Rio
Empire
9c
Dec
Jan
Gaspe
6%c
Dec«.
16%,
Dec
8c
19'/a *19 %
k
1.60
1.80
8%c
9c
-
3.15
Jan
18 %c
Jan
s-25-- Jan-
3,400
1.Q5 Jan
4,500
7%c Nov
20c
5,000
11c
11c
Jun
5.75
Aug
7c
7c
5.35
5.70
9,'670
1.15
1.20
2,100
1.71
Jun
4.10 Feb
Apr
Apr
83c
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1.40
1.45
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19 %c
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28c
3.50
3.80
5,000
2.40
3c
3c
1,500
2c
2.30
1.58
Oct
3.70
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Dec
Nov
80c
May
37c
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Sep
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177/a
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29c
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High
Jun
Dec
6%c
D'Eldona
Dominion
7.00
1.96
80c
34c
Central Cadillac
Jan
7.30
♦
Mines Ltd
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
Jan
9%
5,800
54,449
1.00
45
40
26
39%
51
Jun
1.18
1
Feb
113
Apr
5%
2,339
24
40 V4
Oct
1.05
_1
Explorers
Jan
15%
2.65
1.05
•
Copper-Man
Donalda
17
52 Va
a410
«
Div
225
24
Lumber Co_
Preferred
6%
II
B
Consolidated
47
29 Va
1
Paper Inv Ltd
class
95
35
29%
100
Neon Gen Advert class A
Class
530
*
Canadian Westinghouse
Company Ltd-*1
Cassidy's Limited 7% preferred—100
Ltd
%
50
Company
Cinzano
18% Feb
46
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—
*
Intern Inv Trust Ltd com
»
5*% preferred
100
Canadian Marconi
Canadian Western
15% Mar
Oct
"
Canadian
&
Oct
Dec
8'/4
17'
Canadian
Canadian Pwr
12 Va
52%
29 Va
*
Consolid
10'A
Low
2.40
•
Ltd
Range for Year 1952
High
2.50
Ltd
Chibougamau
Consolidated
Feb
90
6 V-2
feVa
*
common
Jan
Feb
200
Corp
Low
*
Shares
Candego Mines
8%
4.25
5,650
for Week
of Prices
1
Mining Co Ltd
12%
9
48
&
Oct
10
95
Asbestos
Celta Dev
Dec
9
9
•
—
6»A Aug
2.00
48
1
High
9%
95
»
—.
12% al2%
a
"9
a
B
Ltd
100
•
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd,
Canadian Gen Electric Co Ltd
Canadian General Investments
Ltd
Canadian
3,843
934
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Canada Malting Co Ltd
Ltd
600
9%
2.05
*
1st
Packers
6
gi/4
1
preferred
S3 cumulative 2nd
preferred
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Canada
g
Cassiar
Low
2.05
,.100
British Columbia Packers Ltd
cl B
Brown Company common
$5
l_
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Range for Year 1952
High
gi/2
B
preferred
Shares
2.05
5
.
Ltd
Low
«
_
Par
Sales
for Week
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Canadian Funds
Petroleums Ltd
65C
92c
*
75c
15,700
55 %c
Dec
40c
49c
74,700-
37c
Dec
98c
Jan
3.70
3.70
400
Nov
6.75
Apr
90c
95c
27,150
80c
*
80C
r
1,000
1
—
4.38 Mar
40c
40C
41c
4,500
_10c
1.55
1.55
1.65
8,900
1
1.05
1.05
1.10
1,200
3.25
62c
Oct
80c
Oct
34%c Jan
1.25
76c
89c
Dec
1.09 May
Mar
75c
Oct
2.88
Apr
Dec
2.02
Apr
37
38
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(174)
■
...
Monday, January 12, 1953
—
canadian listed markets
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY
9
Friday
gold
canadian
We
CANADIAN
)
Foils
*
common
HH
Canada
c.
c.
200
bay
toronto,
street,
CO.
7
19
' Jan
52%
52%
45
45
Apr
53%
Aug
37
Dec
30%
Jan
50
Dec
Sep
14%
Apr
80
Dec
49%
Apr
32
Mar
460
26
Feb
50
113
43% May
10%
10%
150
29%
49
,
35
29
..
•
11%
2,125
82
626
52
Jan
100
44
Mar
50
Preferred
July
25
1,035
80
-11—20
Canada
canada
Oct
25
8%
34%
Mortgage
common
9
22%
29%
X
Lines
8
8%
•
*
Canada Southern Oils
SS
July
21%
■
48
48
48
71c
80c
6.521
Sep
5
10
52 y2
~
Permanent
Canada
High
Low
7
21%
.
Packers class A
Class B
&
fields
Malting
Canada
,
Range tor Year 1953
Jun
«...
~~io
Canada Iron Foundry
Shares
High
7
7
•
Canada
GOLD STOCKS
Crushed & Cut Stone
'Sales
far Week
Low
Par
Canada
all
on
Inquiries invited.
Range
Sale Price
stocks
specialize in and have complete information
Week's
of Prices
Last
stocks
8.30
8,093
Dec
1.70 May
Dec
8.25
Canadian
Exchange
Admiral
Oils—
•
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
o
5.05
5.00
5.25
Canadian
Members—The Toronto Stock
71c
Bank of Commerce
lo
29
28%
29%
2,10d
24
Apr
30
Sep
I
»
h-.hihii*
18%
18%
18%
4,534
16
Jun
20
Jan
30%
30%
31
3,270
30
Mar
34
Feb
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
Toronto Stock
Canadian
Exchango
Class
Week's
Last
por
■
Abltlbl Power & Paper common
$1.50 preferred
14%
Acme Gas
Oct
18%
25%
1,520
25
Jan
15% July
—
3,185
24 3Ac
14c
28C
18 %c
20c
12,700
31%
32
135
8%
9
Knife
378
1.35
1.40
8%
1.36
200
3.30 Aug
3.05
400
1.70
3.15
2.00
2.00
900
3.05
Jan
43c
43c
950
65c
Oct
1,775
43%
Oct
56%
46%
Oct
52%
23%
23%
170
Sep
25
30c
22,534
15c
Oct
26c
49c
48c
54C
13,000
40c
Nov
1.19
•
73c
73c
74c
1,700
91,800
15,000
60c
Aug
7.45
7.65
13%
13%
—IIIII
common
37c
37c
39C
12%
12%
12%
5,100
8%c
12c
13,000
23,500
6c
38c
42c
23c
22c
27c
6c
5%c
6c
lie 11 %C
11 %c
Hardware
Asher Oil Co Ltd
Mines
B_I
class
——w-HH
class
-
I
B
Bagamac Mines
~
,
Bankfield Consolidated
20%
22%
15C
13 %c
15c
2,600
4,500
8c
8c
9%C
10,500
8%C
15,000
18c 20%C
32,750
.
HI
Telephone
Gold
5.25
5.75
15,633
4.80
Dec
2.24
2.35
3,500
6%c
8%c
20,033
31%
1,295
39%
40%
3.85
4.20
39%
41
3.10
20,045
1.75
1.95
5,420
1.30
1.38
8,310
80c
29c
35c
40,725
20c
Dec
65c
14,900
27C
Oct
67c
42
Apr
54
20
30
18
Nov
32
8
7%
38%
38%
8
390
39
238,436
303,005
3,200
51c
48c
60c
76c
75c
76c
Nov
Nov
63c
9%
70 %c
Feb
80c
1.00
17,850
49,800
70c
Feb
16c
Dec'
1.15
10c
13c
36,000
4%c Jan
15%c
6%
27
20c
19c
j
21c
3%c
Aug
14 %c Nov
20,400
3%C
~X
5
4,000
38c
Oct
6c
19c
13%c
20c
61,000
12c
Dec
45c
12 %c
17c
23c
|
1.85
1.85
1.90
1,800
8
85
......
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«
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Bristol Oils
8
14
11%
9%c
45c
53c
8.30
9.50
21
5%
4.90
9
8%
33%
33%
*
class A
Buffadison Gold
aHEHIIHT'
1.31
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t
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Burlington Steel
H~
;
*
SepDec'
6c
30
5%
'
85c
Dec
8
410
19
Mar
Jan
Oct
22c
26c
Calvan Cons Oil & Gas
"Campbell Chlbougamau
Jan"
Apr
Nov
8c
8%c
20%
41c
Nov
.
12c
<i>»
D86TP
22%
Jan
36
50
Jan
32%
Jan
May
24% Feb
7
Sep
9,000
6c
Oct
15c
—
3.85
3.85
4.15
T.10
15,705
85c
hh
Patricia
Jan
2.00
t
3,500
30c
2,400
10
10
10
5
1.32
1.30
1.41
34,000
50c
3,600
75c
Dec
1.70 Mar
377,150
14c
May
May
9,500
28c
38,100
96c
96c
1.00
88c
72C
95c
5.00
5.05
2,600
Oct
8.20
Jan
8%c
9c
5,500
6c
Dec
13'/2C
Jan
23c
Dec
86c
May
__
9c
4.75
Feb
Dec
84c
30c
42,183
l
1.41
1.50
5,100
Oct
1.80
Aug
♦
18%
18%
40
12
Apr
20%
Nov
•
Mines
19
19
75
19
Dec
25%
16
15
16 V#
3.272
14% May
19'%
Jan
45c
45c
55C
48,050
Nov
2.40
Apr
4c
4%c
5,000
7c
Jan
Sep
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25c
25c
»
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1.30
21c
3%C Aug
4.85
485
3.60
Feb
5.25
12%
200
11%
Jan
13%
1.49
1.50
600
1.43
Jan
60c
60c
62c
4,825
56c
Feb
92c
86c
1.00
70,050
70c
Dec
i
11 %c
9c 11 %C
12,000
*
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t
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Allenbee
4.55
ll7/#
i
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National
7c
Dec
4c
5%C
23c
•
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—
1.53 Nov
Apr
Oct
17 %c
5c
26c
i
Copper
July
5%c
}
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Silver
2.65 Aug
12
i
-
Ltd
Willans
Jun
50c
Dec
Feb
,
_
Mines
Mar
19 %c Mar
1.20 Feb
1.12
Dec
1.10
28c
Feb
Dec
9
Dec
1
Ltd
Explorers
Mines
34c
1.95
1.88
I
hi
_
Farm
9c
cnft
Mines
Lode
16c
9,500
Nov
5.65 July
Feb
62c
3,940
"
;
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Wines
Mines
10,570
1.85
i
1.05
13c 14 %c
'
—
14 %c
Dec
2.60 Jan
21c 23 %C
98c
f
Oils
4.40
32c
,
Porcupine
..
•
Oil
i~h
83c
Apr
1.85
10%
Oct
19
27c
Feb
10%
Sep
Oct
13c
9%
97#
67/nC
6%c
500
6c
72c
77C
9,425
60c
~~i
1.72
1,70
1.80
53,443
i
70c
65C
72c
7,700
45c
May
1.75
Dec
Dec
43c
89c
Dec
Sep
{
70c
56 %c
70c
14,050
33c
Jan
74c
July
33
33
34%
13,298
29%
Dec
42%
Feb
,
Press
18c
20c
29,548
12c
Nov
24c
5%
350
class A
«
iiii
12c
12c
15c
5,500
10c
11c
10 %C
11c
13,500
10c
H
Gas
Exploration
Sep
36,856
65c
16,900
6.20
6.60
7,350
2.30
2.63
37,075
1.90 Oct
9.75
10%
5,345
4.30 Jan
50
51
105
75
80
739
27%
110
1.00
17%c Apr
16%
12% May
Sep
Mills
15
14%
15
1,985
.
4.65
4.55
4.75
20,923
Oct
4.70
Nov
44 %C
30c
50c
70,489
26c
Dec
42c
Nov
8%
8%
87#
920
8
Jun
12
Jan
7%
~
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7%
505
6 Vb
Nov
13%
13%
210
2,000
*
_
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13%
2.90
11
8% Mar
Oct
6r
13% May
Nov
15%c
7%c
8c
«
4.00
4.00
4.00
350
t
11%C
11 %c
13c
4,525
11c
Jan
16c
Nov
40c
40c
8,500
32c
Feb
48c
May
13c
7%c Jan
26c
May
Dec
17c
Jan
17
Jan
,
Bituminous
Mines
7
Pershing
_HH_HHHH~ 1
Patricia
—
I
15c
9,700
10%c 10%c
14c
,
^
4.00
1,500
8c
5.50
Sep
30c
5.10
2.48
class
A
_
1.53
Gold
.hhhh
Mines
Producers
16%
16%
130
15% May
4.60
4.60
4.60
40
4.00 Mar
40c
40o
46c
25,413
1.87
1.92
1,100
1.03 Jan
2.25 Nov
3.15
3.15
3.45
20,360
11,200
IJTJM
5.00 July
tOe
13,000
10,186
21% May
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2.41
2
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14c 15 %c-
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.
6.55
20
4.00,
28 y»
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13%
2.45
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5.00
_
13%
6.75.
20%
4.40
1,690
915;
12,800
33c
15%
14
13%-
26% Jan
11% Apr
,
22% Aug
2.00- Dec
225
2.80 Mar
,
.
11% May
100;
96
•
■
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25
41
1,923
15
44
16%
14%
14%
14%
•
39%
39%
39%
39
37
20
20%
550
19
10%
11
1,275
10
.
5.00 Sep
Jan
30
*
,
Jun
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16
r
3.55 Aug
,
16% Jan J
5,448
2,78a
5.00'
8.85
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3.35
Jun
12
4.10-^ov
15%
.100
•!
,
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
Preferred
Dominion
«rr.
;
F-IV
46
NOV
19%
July
Dec
Textile
common"'
10%
9% May
1,625
Jan
8ep
Apr
Apr
14%
Dec
45
Jan
20% Nov
13
Gairdner &
40 Wall
Gompanij Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.
Telephone: WHitehall 4-5336
Gairdner, Son & Company
Quebec City
Calgary
Kitchener
Kingston
49%
Nov
Apr
80
Sep
25% Apr
Canadian Affiliates
Gairdner & Company Limited
Montreal
Feb
28% Aug
Jan
1
Toronto
H5
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Mar
14
"
'
Dominion Stores
Aug
47
,
Oct
37c : Aug
r
26V4> Anr
43%
•
Feb
:
46c
5.90 Oct'
16%
50
—
Dominion Steel & Coal—
Dec
370
28%
7,25 Jan
1.90 Dec
,
Dominion Scottish Investment pfd
Feb
Dec
Sep
*
B
Jan
Oct
Apr
,
Leather
8% Jan
Oct
Jan
Feb
26c
Sep
1
*
_
Box
Aug
6%
4% July
1
Sannorm
Paper
14c
5%
«...
i
Rochette
Jan
24,220
Apr
2.26 July
1.30 May
SmdtlngI—ii*
Howey
Jan
15c
4,694
23c
1.75
Feb
Oct
Apr
74c
2,500
Feb
1.77 July
7c
i
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Oct
6%
1
Apr
55c
41
9
Jan
18% July
14%
27%
6.50 Mar
Apr
5c
650
Oct
Jan
36% Sep
20c
2,506
20%
8c
11111120
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Apr
Dec
"
45
•
35c
10%c Feb
1.63
Canada Bread class' B preferredCanada Cement common
1.39 Mar'
30% May
50
"
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.
19
15c
36
,
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July
3.15 Aug -
4%c Nov
"120
39
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1.99
Jan
May
8%
2.uo
Apr
9
,
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Leduc
Dominion Magnesium
21c
Oct
19c
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'
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13,000
13%
NOV:
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8%c Jan
"3,000"
45
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36
"
-
36%
8%
Calmont Oils
14
11,860
Sep
Dominion
Feb
53 %c
"2;500"
36%
7 %C
200
3.30
20
Jan
Nov
1.39 Mar
2,940
45
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4.55
10
34,500
8%
...
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2.90
12%
Dominion Asbestos
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8
3.00
Apr
94
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6.60
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32;470"
65c
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Dec
104,400""
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63c
21% July
Sep
7,990
Detta Minerals
"
12 %c "15c
May
10
5.90
Distillers Seagrams
Dec
50
,
14
25
5.40
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July
«
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Feb
47%
•
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Calder Bousquet
•
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12 %c
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3,045
8
5.60
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87
3,555
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I
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71
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife.:
33%
18%
8
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74
4,010
1,355
■7%;
18
7.10
D'Eldoim
9.85 Mar
26
Jun
18
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May
18% Dec
Mar
100
2.17 Jan
Davis
49
.
2.99
♦.
Buffalo Red Lake Lj.
9
21c
92c
30
July
3.00 Oct
Crowshore
385
5%
,
Nov
Oct
'
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Canadian
7c
Nov
95
312
D'Aragon Mines
Jan
4.75 Nov
25%
35
62,506
Croinor
Feb
13 %
70
99%
2.95
Craig
160 *
.
1.25
-
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.
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Broulan Reef Mines
:
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77.
89
48%
•
15
30c
13,078
87
47%
,
Jan
Sen
27%
2.85
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Jun
Dec
9
30,995
'
21%-
77
89
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20
48
—
British Columbia Power' class A.
11c
47c
.
12%
12
Apr
2.35
•
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2.90 Sep
Dec
Sep
40
1
Trethewey
Cosmos
6.90 July
Nov
9
75
Dec
1.89
38,020
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18,900
-
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.
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Oct
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25
Corrugated
Sep
5.05
57,718
4,580
9%c Jan
4.85
Apr
30
8,650
Conwest
Jan
15c
4.85
90
9
Copper Man Mines Ltd
Corby (H) Dist voting
May
"*1
155
12,301
Dec
1.38
Consumers
Apr
3c
14%
7.70
Consolidated
Feb
17
Dec
1.20
Consolidated
Sep
6%
12%c
12%
6.85
Consolidated
Feb
IIIIHl
_!♦
2,297
99
•
Consol Nicholson
1.64 Aug
29c
3,450
27%
fn
&
Dec
21c
July
72c
99
.
H
Consolidated
Sep
37c
HI
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Guayana
Feb
Aug
7
Jan
31
Dec
Consolidated Cordasun Oils—
Sep
89%
13c
84% Apr
Nov
5.00
Jan
May
45c
#
A
Minerals-
Consolidated Bakeries
May
90c
—
fftrtl
31c
4.10
20
Consolidated Central Cadillac
Jan
24,944
Jan
Mar
58
Oct
*
class
Wallpaper
Consolidated
Jan
20
50
20,350
Consolidated Astoria
July
100
50c
1.89
Producers
Coniaurum Mines
Jan
49c
43%
35c
32%
1.80
Coniagas
3.30 Aug
Nov
45 c
43c
98%
31%
1.83
I~
"
7fin
HIIIH 25
ii l
Tire Corp common
_H ♦
Utilities preferred
i~"l00
Conduits
1.40
21c
Brantford Roofing class
Brazilian Traction ordinary.
Brewls Red Lake
Preferred
Dec
Jan
98
31%
Line
Pipe
Commonwealth
6.65 Jan
43%
II
Bralsaman Petroleums
Brantford Cordage class
Red
1.15
14%
4.50
_
iii
Colomac Yellowknife
1.50 July
-.iihiiih*
.
Flin
Dec
4.50
13%
Coldstream
Jan
Feb
30
Dec
4.00
2.50 July
200
14%
Cockshutt
Oct
Jun
6
51%
May
1.10
57 y2 Mar
1.38
Class
Dec
90c
53,125
6
50%
_
«
Cochenour
2.45 Dec
31%
50
common_I
Cos
Cochrane-Dunlop
9%c Apr
Apr
35% May
525
1.18
Dec
Feb
3.00
48c
7.25
Cobalt
Jun
37%
1,400
42
1.09
45c
\
Boymar
Bralorne Mines
Frt'
6c
27
3.00
•
Citra-Lartic
Jan
8.25
3.00
*
Chromium
21%c Nov
91c
H
H_.
HHIIII
Bordulac
'
1.85
4.25
•
HHIUHioo
common- I"
l
Chlmo Gold
3.60 May
IHl
Gold
Bruck Mills
Oct
Oct
j
Bobjo Mines
'
2.50
Jun
105
Chlbougamau
Apr
IIHl
i
Bidgood
Kirkland
Biltmore Hats common
Campbell
24c
Dec
j
Bibis Yukon Mines.
'
Oct
Dec
43%
Pacific Railway
Cheskirk
Apr
2.00
30c
25
HH
Mines
Calnorth
12c
12 %c
•
Berens River
.
Oct
Dec
85c
70
200
Chesterville
Apr
Feb
1.36
"HI#
I
IIIi
IIHIHII*
.
Callinan
31c
20c
9,700
48
Chemical Research
Jan
20c
Nov
100
4.00
!•
.
Beatty Bros
Buffalo
23%
Oct
1.75
Beattie-Duquesne
Class
Oct
2,875
1.08
45%
22
Chateau-Gai
Apr
18%
31c
1.00
48
Chamberlain Oil & Gas
Aug
10 %c
28c
1.05
1.35 May
1
Charter
Nov
2.06
21C
275,900
31%
19%
Oct
28C
"•
_
Centremaque Gold
Jan
Feb
23c
40%
II
•
—iiiiiiii*
Bathurst Power class A
Jan
3.10
8c
1.35
2.00
39%
1
I
Dec
_
Wirebound
Central
Jan
5.40
Warrants
Ltd
12c
18c
1.15
Base Metals Mining
Lata Petroleums Ltd
Dec
16 Ye
6,550
8c
13,688
Gold
Central
Apr
2.00
10
I_II
17c
21c
HlO
Scotia
Dec
2.00
2.24
Aug
•
Oils
Central
Jan
10c
31%
15%
Oct
Central Explorers
25%c Apr
50c
Feb
14
6c
50c
Toronto
Barnat Mines
Nov
5c
—10
Bank of
.
50c
21%
I__l
Montreal
Ltd
Oct
11% July
125
Bailey Selburn Oil Se Gas class "a"1Hi
Nova
8c
21c
95,350
3.10
Aug
Dec
63c
Castle
Jan
46,050
61,000
2.85
37
12
55c
Canadian
Jan
18c
18c
Apr
2,425
86C
20% July
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd—
Aug
1.88
i
Oil
May
12c
18%
2.95
31%
14
77c
4.50
Williston
Cariboo
Jan
54C
15c
i
160
13%
82c
Class B
Nov
62 %c
1.68
I__HHIHIIIx
iiiiiil"iii*
:
9.60
Dec
18%
7c
33%
13%
49c
Cfenadian
3.80 July
33c
Mar
Nov
1.80
7%c
32%
•
Canadian Vickers
Feb
5c
18%
^
.
15o
70c
15
16 %c
15 %c
—IIIIIIIIl
ihh.1
Aubelle Mines
Aumaque
84c
Oct
Jan
l
II" •
Yellowknife
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
12c
73c
6.15
11%
•
Atlas Steels
Atlas
6%C
73c
"To
~
II~I
(1937)
Oct
7c
40c
IIIIIIl
Corp...
Ashdown
Bonville
10c
•
i
*
Mines
Nov
2.08 Dec
12c
"
Resources
Aquarius Porcupine
Bevcourt
22c
293,900
9,200
1,498
70,000
108,800
10,200
7,500
13,500
X
Consolidated
Bellekeno
21%
Zi
II
II
Ankeno Mines
Bell
21c
12c
Jan
21%
Canadian
1.01 Feb
2.88
49
preferred
Canadian
Apr
Apr
2.70
Apr
18% Mar
Malanic
Canadian
Aug
22c
I*
15c
38 V4
350
49c
Locomotive
Canadian
Sep
2.72
677
21
Cellulosel"
Machine
Ice
Canadian
Jan
7,302
7.55
Co
Dec
49%
13'A
Class B
1.80 Dec
30c
52%
•
Barvue Mines
Oct
Apr
47%
-H*
Fabric
1.65
3.70 Aug
50%
•
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Barymin
2.00
47%
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Aunor Gold
Oct
Dec
95c
52'A
40c
44
20
_
Oils
5%
Jan
27 %c
43
20
*
Canadian
Dec
2.25
HI—III
Metals
Dec
3.50
Petroleums
of
1.10
28,041
2.20
33c
43
25
25
—HUH*
Canadian
3.50
111
Feb
_
Petroleum
Devonian
Canadian
Sep
2.00 Apr
27,860
1
17V2
Dredge
Canadian
11%
•
Yellowknife
Bank of
Nov
55,900
Lead
Bank
8
1.36
Anchor
Banff
Oct
2.45
H_25
16% May
Nov
&
Preferred
A or
31
1.15
2.25
Apr
14%
Class A
Apr
69c
2,25
An a con
Auto
28c
Jan
•
Can
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
American Nepheline
;
Athona
Dec
12c
1
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
Ascot
15c
25% July
•
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Argus Corp
Arjon Gold
Armistice
Sep
7% Dec
1.30
•
12%
2,845
Canadian Food Products common
18%
2.35
*
_.
Voting trust ctfs
Alberta Pacific Consolidated
Area
Apr
1
Gas
Alberta Distilleries common
5,185
19
Decalta Gas &
Canadian
Jan
*
....
Alberta-Consolidated
Apex
5
155,287
19%c
•
j;
Petroleums
American
1,250
7%
•
Yellow
Aluminum
17%
•
AJax Petroleums
Albermont
17
Chemical
Canadian
25% May
6%
18%
Warrants
High
13
17
_•
Agnew-Surpass
.
Low
5,300
7%
16
17
common
preferred
Canadian
14%
i
Oil
&
Corp
$1.75
25%
25%
18%
18%
HH
hhiiii
Celanese
preferred
Canadian
Range for Year 1952
High
14
•
Acedia-Uranium
Akaicho
Shares
*
Common
Admiral
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
20
Acadia-Atlantic class A
Sales
Range
Friday
Sale Price
Apr
•
mil
A
Canadian
Funds
4.20
20
•
Canadian Car common
$1
stocks
Canners
55c
Hamilton
London
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
Number 5185...
Volume 177
(175)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
1
4175
52c
1
83C
82c
96c
41c
40c
45c
10c
10c
500
11c
12c
19,100
8c
Oct
29,385
85o
*
300
93,900
148,200
74,875
1
2.80
2.72
2.95
1.45
1.40
1.50
1
6.35
6.30
6.80
23,990
1
East Sullivan Mines
51C
49 %c
60c
173,600
7%
7%
1,315
22
22
22
100
•
;—.—
——
Theatres
4.50 July
36c
42c
Dec
32c
Dec
7%c Feb
7%
1
:
127,485
1.40 Apr
97c
International
Jan
3.95 Aug
1.58 Aug
Dec
9.25 Jan
International Petroleum
1.60 Apr
Jack Waite
62c
60c
65c
21,612
11c
9%c
13c
28,333
1
6c
Jan
Jellicoe Mines
77c
Apr
Jet
18c
Jan
Joburke
8c
Sep
Apr
5c
Jan
19,900
20c
Dec
60
11
Jan
5%
Estella Mines Ltd
*
1
5%
78c
75c
87c
114,900
Eureka
1
132
1.30
1.59
50c
50c
52 c
53,400
10,000
33c
*
*
22%
21%
23
72,393
11% Jan
18%
18%
18%
1,606
15% Jun
1
25
24%
25
710
*
1.24
1.20
1.48
90,450
17
17
220
12% May
23
Corp
Warrants
Nickel
Falconbridge
—
Players
Famous
Fanny Farmer
Ltd
Oils
Fargo
Federal
Grain
•
common
85c
97,650
18 %c
22c
22
1.27
Oct
26 %
Sep
25% Oct
Jan
lie
Power
i
Steel
General
6c
4,500
16%
18
1,090
15%
Jan
6.55
5.90
6.70
76.625
3.80
Jan
85c
1.06
15,502
•
1.73
1.58
1.80
27,858
20%
21%
1,475
100 %
30c
1.90
Mines-
.
common
Preferred
Bousquet
.Grand
9c
77/bc
9c
•
12c
9Vic
12c
*
15
15
15
420
Kenville
1
9c
8%c
Kelore Gold
97/8c
29,500
1
2.03
1.86
2.10
38,000.
1
19%
19%
20%
•
77/8c
6%c
8c
14,500
1
1.35
87c
1.38
81,700
1
70c
70c
76c
23,780
8,800
1.52 Deo
225
16% Jun
22,050
18c
May
18% Dec
20c
8.50
Lake
Apr
25c
30c
5,600
8.40
7.95
8.65
5,400
Mining
Wasa
1
35c
35c
39c
9,300
2.21 Aug
Lake of the Woods
Lamaque Gold
21
Apr
Nov
Luz
Landover Oils
12% Apr
Lawson & Jones class A
•
21%
42
42
100
100%
102
30
40
May
96% July
Mar
28 %c
B
•
-
Leduc-Consolidated
Gold
Leitch
2%c
2%c
4,000
l%c Deo
•
•
66c
77C
20c
22C
6,000
20
30
479,554
7c
7%C
8%C
93/4C
8,800
4,000
8c
Oct
3.50
3.75
23,105
2.76
Dec
7.20 Jan
4c
5 Vic
7,500
3 Vac
Nov
3%c
6%c Apr
6%c Jan
Macassa Mines
5%c Jun
MacDonald
18c
Apr
4 Vic
8,000
3%C Oct
3 %C
5c
17,000
2%c Nov
'■*, 90
110
47%
47%
8%
20
100
8%
47c
55c
23 %c Jan
17%
59c
210,600
17%
200
84%
Oct
46
100
Mar
50
Jan
Nov
8% Jan
7% Jun
16
Dec
80c
July
24c
25
May
Sep
28C
20,325
—1
-
Lac
Groceterias
class A
—
Louvlcourt
40c
Oct
21%
May
"~7%
12
Jan
Jan
Mar
5% Jan
4% Jun
3.0U
ttep
17 %c
Feb
3.50 Aug
35% Dec
2.25 Jan
3.50 Aug
5%c
23c
Dec
2.44 Dec
Mar
4.25 Nov
1,90 Mar
24
Aug
5%
Maralgo
1,115
14,000
3.25
100
16
382
13
Oct
17%
Dec
19
40
20
Apr
24
Feb
Matarrow
14c 16 Vic
78,600
Oct
16c
Apr
Maxwell
8%
8%
8%c 11 %C
Q9
51,900
3c
Oct
21c
Jan
7c
8c
18,200
8c
Nov
31c
Jan
14 %C
15c
2,954
10c
Oct
31c
May
11 %c 13 %C
23,500
10c
Oct
71c
Feb
lc
9c
9% May
6% Mar
lOVic
34
Feb
2,590
5c
7,000
17%
165
3.05
3.25
553/4
57%
2,986
50c
53c
20,015
114
112
114
19
12%
12
12%
2,615
4,325
20C
23c
31,600
34%
34 %
35
1,945
35%
35%
36
6,802
9%
9%
22c
5%
5%
3%c
9%
5%'
4%C
33
1,840
735
May
8% July
6,765
59
62
225
33%
34Vi
1,505
Aug
July
13% Aug
57c
Jan
Preferred
Porcupine
40% Feb
Montreal
Jan
Mines
7
July
6c
Aug
Sep
41% May
30% Dec
30
Naco
32
National
Deo
to dealers
and banks
on
request
Burns Bros. & Denton, inc.
37 Wall Street, New
STOCKS
and
BONDS
York 5, N. Y.
Telephone: DIgby 4-3870
W ires
commission rates
or
to:
Montreal
*
regular
Ottawa
traded in
United States funds
15%c
33c
Dec
48c
3c
Dec
6%c Oct
2.00 Jun
3.00
May
Jan
Deo
73c
Jan
62c
1.70
15c
54,000
43c
Dec
78c
May
4.50
4,20
14
2,372
68,300
44c
825
16'
90
24%
6% Dec
1.50 July
7c
Dec
3.20 Dec
Dec
2.99
4.65
Apr
Jan
7% Jan
1.80 Mar
92c
Apr
5.50 Aug
5.00
11% Dec
34
17% Jan
.Feb
82% Apr
88% Feb
21
Mar
24
Dec
33c
Jan
50c
Apr
50c
Oct
1.00 Apr
17
Jan
14% Dec
25
24
25%
24
1,230
8%
9
300
7% Apr
6%c
2,500
5%c Dec
200
73c
Aug
17% Apr
9
6%c
12c
25c
2.75 Jun
24
—
Apr
Apr
5%c Jan
18,100
Deo
33c
25
1
Apr
18
*
-
Mar
Oct
38c
15%cl5%c
16
86
24%
42c
41c
81%
12
300
4,000
50
200
•
75c
75iJ
77c
4,300
Chemical common—5
9%
9%
13
9%
13%
231
815
13%
13%
5
-
—
Grocers
*
common
—;
—*
National
Steel
National
*
—
.——5
—
23
Dec
Car—
—
24% Mar
9
10c
Jan
May
Bidlamaque
Apr
27% Feb
80c
23c
12,875
2.59
16c
213,150
1.20 Dec
13,500
500
8%c Feb
2.30
2.10
15c
14c
3%c
3%c
2.35
2.55
Petroleum
New
Devon
New
Dickenson Mines.
1 13
1.10
1.25
29,094
32,020
2.18
2.10
2.25
14,612
1.47
1.35
1.50
57,550
2,750
149,885
385,300
11,360
17,525
-1
70c
64c
31c
71c
70c
1
3.25
3.15
3.30
———1
14'Ac
12c
16c
50o
-
-
—
—
—
28c
1
61c
55c
Jan
Oct
18c
•
New Davies Petroleums
9%
15c
Dec
26'A
—•
——
Aug
25
6% Nov
—
—I
Development
Sep
28 %
48c
21c
—
Sep
15% Feb
230
26%
2.45
13
100
6,100
1,687
100
27%
•
Calumet Mines
Concord
27% Jan
•
—1
.
New British Dominion Oil-
New Continental Oil
Dec
1.60
1
Uranium
New
13
1.48 May
11
27%
8
_1
Labine
May
1.73
31%
1
Alger
Delhi
7%
Oct
7% Jan
31%
1.75
27%
26%
10
-
New
New
27%
575
350
60c
10
250
Trust
-Negus Mines
New
—
B
National Petroleum
Nesbitt
20
13
13%
——
New Fortune Gold
page 41.
42c
•
13%
Jan
40c
3.25
6%
14,025
1,100
4,385
550
75
25
9,250
4.10
3.85
Nov
17c
63% Oct
•
—
National Hosiery class
Lead Co
New
at
Nov
45% Jan
25
—
-
Drug Si
Preferred
CANADIAN
-
—
National
CAXADIAX GROWTJI STOCKS
_—
Ltd.
Oil
56% Nov
Orders executed in
13
34 Va May
Apr
Dee
Preferred
on
—
—;
Mylamaque Mines
—
I
—
preferred
Dec
90
*
Locomotive
Moore Corp 4%
Brass
13%
1 —
100
.
Morrison
National
Circular
*
—_
Montauban
15c
4.20
—•
•
common
Monarch Mortgage
Moneta
6%
1
—
-
Corp
Knitting
34% Dec
11
Corp
Voting trust ctfs
Mining
Monarch
—
•
Metals
Mindamar
Aug
5
25Ve
30%
Deo
.*
—
Minda-Scotia
123
29% May
30% Oct
—
Petroleum——
City
Jan
60e
9.50 July
14c
Mill
*
13.50
common
Milton Brick
4.00 Apr
64% Jan
Apr
20%c Jan
105
—
Jan
24% Jan
Jun
1.60 Feb
51%
Preferred
Pwr
Mid-Continent Oil
7c
Mar
17
3 %c
32
•
40
—
4c
17% Jan
Light &
24c
Nov
3,500
34%
—
,
7c
Feb
10'A Jun
1.55
12c
Aug
156,000
33C
50 %c
Mexican
13
Dec
59c
Apr
14C
Jan
Oc
1.65
54c
—
38c
Aug
May
•
Nov
1
24c
7
•
1,100
19c
*
-
8%c Feb
Oct
33 %c
34c
1
—
Mercury Mills
Aug
5%
7c
Merrill Island
Mar
23c
Sep
2.00
Jan
Oct
6C
Feb
7c
13
2.00
38c
3.25
6%
33c
84 %c
Aug
32c
6%c
Feb
Oct
1
Jun
10
89
Dec
7c
Red Lake
McMarmac
5%c Oct
—
4%c Jan
105
Dec
3%c
-
May
9
3%c
Gold
May
7% Apr
83
8c
—
McLellan
2.36 July
4%c Jan
86c
5,150
2,000
3,020
1
Jan
Oct
Dec
38c
*
Jan
Aug
2c
100
Jan
2.20
23c
40c
34c
43c
9C
6%
1.52
26
Jun
53,900
12,620
—
Drilling
44c
12%
6%
Dec
Dec
6c
Mar
3,100
295
200
1,000
17% Aug
8c
1.65 Feb
3.75 July
Jan
26
7c
26c
69
12
17,050
53c
Oct
17% NOV
2.27
26c
68
11%
47,000
15%
3.05
Oct
Feb
May
July
Oct
68
11%
8c
12%
56%
,
2.25
1.56
Deo
26c
65c
5c
41c
Jun
68c
5
45C
17%
1.62 Dec
90c
3%c
•
I
Mclntyre Porcupine
62c
Apr
11% Dec
97/8c
*
McDougall-Segur
3.25 May
15c
Jun
13
20,103
4,000
12
38%
82c
27
84c
47/8c
82c
10c
12
36
2,300
50
5,500
78c
47/sc
70c
9%
36
1.00
4,565
12c
—
47/8c
71c
9%
•
12
85c
-1
...
51,800
•
45c
£1
see
15c
McKenzle Red Lake—
28
—
For footnotes
10%c
0
M'clvor
-•
•
4%c
12c
common
85c
—•
Hoyle Mining
—
•
Hudson Bay Mining «fc Smelting——*
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
-1
Huron & Erie common
100
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd1
Hv-Charger petroleums—.
—1
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Oil
—
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary-5
Toronto
5%c
20
1,295
165
8,200
McColl Frontenac
8ep
-5
—
sent
1
86
5%c
McCabe Grain class A
Apr
-*
-I
common
102
8%
85
—
12c
32c
common.
Acceptance
102
8
86
Ltd
15c
15%
Hosco Gold
,■
8%
12'Ac
Mines
Mavo
6%c Jan
28
18
8,250
4,000
-
—
5%c Oct
1.10 Apr
17%
•
Ltd
15,600
Deo
—
14,200
100
20,500
150
920
193,400
14C
10
1
8c
15%
—.
Oil
60,820
7,430
1.85
2Vic
-
18c
*
—»-—.
2.75
17%
65c
10
97/8c
6%
14c
Lead
15C
Sarcee.
2.55
17%
65c
1
•
—•
6%C
7c
77c
2.55
17%
2c
—
15c
7c
9c
1.72
Martin-McNeely
Marwayne Oils Ltd
Maseey-Harris
62c
3% Dec
—1
37
2 V2C
33c
.
—
50,100
2c
:
153/4
1
High Crest Oils Ltd
6c
4%c
1.75
Malartio
Marigold Oil3 Ltd—
-*
1
Heva Gold Mines—
35c
1
Mines
Marbenor
19
i
9%c Feb
2,426
—100
•
100
-
preferred
3.25
——
May
5,000
1
Marcus Gold
3%c Mar
Heath Gold
2.25
24,100
19c
17c
3 Vic
•
Manitoba Sugar preferred
Maple Leaf Milling common
Oct
Headway Red Lake
1.80
1.12
1.70
1.03
18c
1.55
Jun
%C,
May
16%
28
14
Feb
17c
7,350
36
13 %c
40c
Oct
2,422
2%C
—1
—1
1
1
Nov
9c
13,500
May
Lakes Iron
15c
9,300
1.75
20
Hasaga Gold
12,200
8Vic
200
Harrison Hibbert Mines
20c
15c
7c
Goldfields—
Apr
16c
1.62
250
8c
62c
—
Manitoba & Eastern
7c
Aug
9% Feb
20%c Dec
7%'c
Malartic
Jan
13c
1
—
Apr
78c
_J
1.74
1
Oct
9c
■
14c
1.05
*
26
8%
29c
Dec
6
1
4.00
9%c
38% Nov
3c
1
25
Gold
May
51,433
200
20,600
♦
—
Mines
Gold
Class B
3.80
Harding Carpets
30
520
5c
6%
30c
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
-*
*
38% Nov
Magnet Consol
19c
15% NOV
17,000
15C
Jun
1
& Bloedel class A
MacMillan
500,530
Gold Mines—-
29%
I
MacLeod-Cockshutt
2.83
16
Oct
780
1
Mackeno Mines—
4.95
common.
58c
38%
1
Macho River
9%C
Hamilton Bridge
5,856
37 %
38%
1
Mines
2.25
Hallnor Mines
5,000
75c
38
__
5%c Dec
6Vic
37/8c
6%
24c
•
Exploration
4.60
36
—
6c
70c
4%c
•
Goldfields
8%C
•
—
38%
*
Yellowknife
2.67
Gold
.
•
Gold
Hosiery class A
Long Island Petroleums
Macfie
—
6 Vic
—1
Class B
London
Lynx
Nov
2,000
1
Little
6%c Jan
Jan
22% Jan
14%
16%c 17Vic
Lexindin Gold
Lomega
19% Apr
10% Apr
1.15 Mar
Lencourt
Deo
23c
1.27 May
35c Mar
15c
Jun
Dec
Oct
Apr
12% Jan
24c
6c
May
14% Deo
Mar
5c
1.01 Oct
12c
Oct
Oct
31c
12
42c
rvt
74 %c Sep
10% Jan
10%c Jan
2%c Nov
15,850
7.60
Jan
Sep
Sep
20,000
pi'.f
Dec
Nov
8
5c
61c
8,430
8c
25c
1.09
4,000
36c
Aug
3.35 Aug
6.25 Apr
75c
Sep
56c
14c
15%C Feb
100
37
Jan
4.90 Dec
1.03
10c
Loblaw
35
15
Nov
2.30
Mar
May
55c
11%
3%c Oct
Gold
21 Vi
15
49c
1.05
8c
Long
21 Vi
July
28
July
13% May
I
11
Mar
__
32c
7.50 Oct
25c
May
2.40 Feb
38c
•
——
lie
8c
Nov
102
Class
4.60
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine;
$2 preferred
$1.50 preferred
10
7c
4c
11% Apr
44% Jan
—-30
'Indian Lake
50c
10
7c
3c
6.15 Oct
Laura
9%c
—
Preferred
Paper
37c
680
202,800
75
1,000
2,000
6.50 Oct
Dec
1
1
Mines
Smith
__
700
5.25
30
100
Jun
*
Freehold
Yellowknife
1
58
3.00
5.00
1,040
400
Hollinger Consol
40c
*
—
.
30
2.85
7.50
245
Preferred
1
Lang & Sons ——;
Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
—
8.50
34c
preferred—
—
__
*
7.25
10
Hinde & Dauch
—
*
-
8.50
10
*
_
*
common
Mines
7.25
5%
1
26c
1
8.50
9%
Industrial
1
Mines
Shore
2.05
Jan
11% Aug
Feb
Lake
510
47%
Mar
18% Jan
36c
Feb
54,000
4c
Mar
3.00 Apr
8.25 Jan
24c
—
8c
4%
Mining
__
14%
1
Gunnar Gold
'
•
22c
Jan
17%
Ltd
(John)
7c
3%c
67c
22c
1.93
14%
3.55
Dec
18c
18c
7c
43,791
Oct
1.00 Apr
24c
Jan
1.85
12Vic
14%
23
2.40 Jan
Nov
18c
1
69 %c
17c
Oct
1.87
Secord
54,000
Nov
•
1
Ltd-
Lavalie Mines
'
6c
53c
1
Oils
67% Dec
.
2.82 Sep
20% Dec
Kroy
:
Apr
Jan
Klondike-Keno
Kirkland Townsite
44
11
38c
7c
1.65 Nov
16%
4,940
5,000
—
55%
10
Homer
Lake
28% Aug
13 %C
Dec
12c
Kirkland
Aug
Apr
15% Oct
11c
Kirkland-Hudson
16c
32c
Aug
680
Keyboycon Mines
8,855
Jan
Nov
5.00 Apr
Dec
5c
14
Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd
564
4%
Howard
Gold
57c
Deo
6c
Jan
Mar
32c
Dec
2.40 Oct
Kerr-Addison
375
*
Home
-
24c
22c
100
Highwood
—
67
7,377
Highland-bell
—1
Kelvinator
43%
48,750
Hellens
2.89
1
5.25 Dec
35c
of
29c
2.62
May
May
Osu
3.40 May
6.60
Rock
27c
2.70
11c
Lingman
2,000
17%
Cotton
29c
•
95c
Lake
6c
*
A
—
Gurney Products common
35c
•
Jan
Deo
5%c Oct
28 %c Dec
45c
Lake
108% July
6.60
Head
11,740
10,100
Ltd
8C
10c
108% July
15%
Harricana
34c 36'Ac
1
Mines
30c
Oct
Jan
6.60
Hard
2,500
18c
Oct
60c
Nov
16Y8
Hamilton
23,300
8c
Deo
35,100
102
•
Halliwell
55c
7%c
64
50
—,
Lead
52c
8c
Jan
Jmn
8c
80
1.00
100
Development of Can
1
Great West Coal class A
—-—*
Gulf
52c
43
Great Plains
Gridoil
•
1
48%
39% Apr
8C
85c
Jun
1.05
88%
Lakes Paper common
Great West Felt
Ltd
Jan
Mar
4%c Dec
1.00
45
—
Toy
Mines
&
Grandine
Great
5,000
64%
1
-1
—-
Gordon Mackay class
Graham
4,000
10,595
1
55
•
.—
-
...—
Mining
Tire
12c
5%c
43%
1
1
—
Goodyear
9 Vic
47/8c
Dufault Mines
103
1
Mines
Porcupine
12c
__
1
3
1
Mines
10Vic
10c
Lake
106% 106%
1
Goodfish
loVic
1
(1939)
65% Aug
15% Mar
5%c
*
100
1
—1
1
1
•
A
preferred
Golden Arrow
Goldora
3%o Nov
13,752
1
Goldcrest
Goldhawk
40% May
23% Jan
50,000
3
5
—
Golden Manitou
4,736
57/ec
Nov
50c
Oct
16%
Mines
Gold Eagle
26%
4c
18c
11% July
5%c Oct
Gold
Goldale
46%
25
4%c
8,625
45
—
God's Lake Gold
—
44%
25 %
1
Mining
447/a
•
X
Gillies Lake
Glenora
•
-
12,800
7c
class
Gold
Yellowknife
42
28c
13%
Geneva Lake
Giant
Dec
10%
13%
r
Wares
30
17%
13%
i
General Products Mfg
60
24c
Feb
—
i
31
9.40
———*
......
31
17%
50
Petroleum common
Class A
31
27c
3,646
General Motors
General
21% Jan
Oct
10%
65%
_—
General Dynamics
10
Deo
32C
1
63
*
Jun
16
1
*
*
General Bakeries
6
55
Labrador Mining & Exploration
63%
106%
150
6,400
6,703
110,500
Labatt
Oct
*
28,650
6
17
Ladulama Gold Mines.
Dec
80c
100
100
50c
17
Jan
21c
common
35c
5%
__
Jan
6,000
11,811
preferred
preferred
5%
49c
5%
52c
23,800
28c
1.45
5 Vi %
12% Sep
Gold
Jonsmith
La
Gatineau
Mar
Jan
25c
of Alberta
Exploration
11
1.25
1.10
Warrants
Gas
100
Nov
26c
Ltd
9% Aug
12
60c
1.40
Gold
Jun
13% Apr
Dec
*
•
—
NOV
2.35 Apr
18%
4%c Jan
6.55
Apr
19% Sep
Deo
19 %
Apr
81c
Jan
2.30 Apr
Dec
.——•
common
2.60
1.00 Nov
—*
Co
Cos
Frobisher
90c
7% Aug
Oct
20c
1.00
Foundation
Fraser
80c
1
Mines
Manufacturing
Motor class A—
Francoeur
28,319
7.10
Warrants
Ford
16,000
7.50
4*
—
Flank Petroleums
Fleet
120
7%c
7.10
19 %C
Iron
Femmore
25
6%c
1
Federated Petroleum
Nov
5%
24%
24%
20
Preferred
Federal Kirkland
1.65
14
Mar
12
.*
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Kayrand Mining
12,000
40c
15%
34c
8
•
com
Joliet-Quebec
Nov
6c
34c
15%
1
High
175
1
Jan
25
Glacier
Equitable
Life
Insurance
Erie Flooring class A
Low
9
•
9
Oils
Range for Year 1952
High
8 Vi
1
Powders
International Nickel Co common
Jan
7C
Shares
*
-
Metals class A
~25%
20% July
tor Week
Low
25
Nov
4oc
1
-
Preferred
Jaculet Mines
1
El Sol Gold
Bronze
8ai»«
Range
of Trices
—*
-
JacKmie Gold
6% Jun
El
Emerald
May
Dec
Eider Mines
Rey
Par
Ingersoll Machine class A—
Inglis (John) & Co
,
Inspiration Mining
International
5.75
22
Pen
Aug
20 %C Aug
26c
Apr
660
27c
20
Eddy'Paper class A
65c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
7.75 Jan
July
79
22
—
Eastern'Metals
Steel
lie
_1
East Rim Nickel Mines—
Eastern
4.80
1
Oil
East Malartic Mines
Eastern
4.75
50 Vic 59 Vic
STOCKS
High
Mar
—„
East Amphi
Crest
Low
——1
Dragon Oils & Gas
On vex Oils & Minerals
iluoI
Friday
Range for Year 1958
•
Mines
Donalda
Shares
High
—1
Woollens
Dominion
Low
9
for Week
of Trices
Par
ENDED JANUARY
Sales
Week's
1.55 Dec
24% Apr
3c
Apr
1.90 Oct
96c
Oct
70c
Dec
3.60 Mar
29%
Jan
Apr
3.95 Oct
23c
Sep
5c
Apr
4.25 Apr
3.10 Jan
1.48 May
2.94 Ma?
Dec
1.77 NOV
1.07
48c
July
23c
Nov
39c
Deo
78c
Sep
50C
Nov
73c
Aug
1.33 Jan
9c
Oct
4.25 /ug
18c
Jan
39
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(176)
.
Monday, January 12, 1953
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY
.
Friday
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
New
Goldvue
New
Highridge
—1
.
New
Hugtt
Malartic
New
Jason
Gold
New
Laguerre
New
Larder
Newlund
Mines-
New
New
Ryan
New
Stadacona
7%C
9%C
26,866
8c
Oct
30c
Apr
9c
Nov
16c
Nov
Stanley
39c
31c
76,195
25c
Nov
2.15 July
10,500
14,200
9%c Dec
55c
13,200
43c
Mar
74c
July
1
4%c
4%c
4%c
4,000
3%c Jan
8c
Aug
1
-
1
7c
Dec
8c
14,750
4%c
Apr
10 %c
Apr
9c
210,685
4c
Dec
22c
May
10c
9,650
8c
Sep
20c
Mar
30c
29 %c
2,050
25c
Oct
60c
Aug
4%C
1
35c
4%C
761
3c
Dec
6c
Oct
16c
Dec
54c
Aug
28t
5,060
17 %c
Dec
32c
Dec
2.95
Dec
6.75
Apr
Sweet
9%c
8%c
9%c
5,350
7%c Oct
10 %c
Apr
Sylvanite
4c
3%c
4c
5,800
5
——
1.68
1.65
1.68
1,100
Ltd—
lie 18 %c
36,300
1
-
I
16c
1
1.00
•
1.05
75
76%
76%
3,120
19c
Apr
1.65 May
85
Feb
12c
12c
1.000
Sc
Dec
20c
Sep
1
4c
4%c
5,000
3c
Dec
10c
Aug
Norlartic Mines
18c
Nov
28c
May
1
—
Mining
Mines
&
Ltd
Northern Canada Mines
Canadian
North Denison
Northland
Star
North
Mines
32c
35c
46.099
26c'
Oct
94c
54,000
58c
Apr
14c
16c
13.000
13c
Dec
1.85
1.81
2.10
10c
9c
12c
8,700
.1
8c
7%C
9 %c
10,000
6%c
6c
6%C
26,300
—.:
(1940)—
1
Okalta
Oils
O'Leary
Ontario
Jockev
Ontario
Pyrites
Steel
4%c Oct
Oct
Trans
Transcontinental
9c
27,500
6c
Dec
39c
Jan
1.00
1.08
8,200
90c
Aur
Trend
7%c
4,000
4%c Dec
12c
Sep
Triad
8 %C
11c
54,500
18c
Jan
Tungsten
*
3%C
2.151
2.05*
•
6c
1.75
1.95
4c
12c
22,492
38c
"
42C
34c
20
20
1.71
Jan
2.51
Oct
10c
6,800
*
7%c
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
15% Mar
1.20
Oct
3.20
85c
Apr
July
80 %c July
19
May
2.45
Mountain
Lake
J
Mines
Pacific
(Eastern)
Pacific
Petroleum
Page
Pamour
Pah
Peace
Nat
4%c Jan
51.100
55c
9%c
14c
9,500
11%
12
4,335
72
71
72
•
1.05
1.05
1.11
10c
42c
42c
45C
-..1
—
i
Gas
Perron Gold
j
Apr
Gas
Pickle
&
Crow
Pioneer
Gold
Mines
Union
United
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
Porcupine
Powell
Gas
1
Metals
Dome
23%
1,635
1.05
1.52
67,910
Mihing
Jun
35 %
Dec
85c
July
Western
37c
Jan
10
310
13,125
50c
Oct
2lc
36,100
16 %c
Dec
1.65
,19,025
42c
48c
42c
,
18%
19%
5,123
8%c 10 %c
28,000
81c
i5c
12c
10,000
9%c Mar
12,750
8c
Jan
1.25
Dec
May
Yellorex
2,400
2.70
6.25
Dec
9c
1.65
1.60
1.75
4,800
1.25
Dec
2.25
23
69,371
17c
Dec
Dec
49c
Dec
Apr
23
160
1.70
1.62
1.85
493,250
1.03
Jan
1.75
4.50
4.50
50
3.50
Dec
i4C
9c
16c
321,500
6c
Oct
13c
24c
23c
25c
17c
Apr
34c
5%c
6c
33,900
15,100
2%C
Dec
5%c
5c
6c
33c
32 %c
35c
14c
2,500
40,950
14c
15c
,.12,500
32
33
891
15%
16
1,710
28c
33
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29c
31c
3,500
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3c
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23
24
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8c
2,500
32%
32%
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16,900
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37c
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42%
612
43
43%
115
8c
Sc
16,033
443/4
41%
433/.
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28%
1
1
M(,
29
14,500
9c
Sep
21c
Jan
8,760
26c
Nov
83c
Apr
17e
2.74
49,495
Oct
2.10
1.70 Aug
Dec
May
Dec
3.35
Apr
Dec
1.13
Jan
8
8%
410
7
26
29
4,437
20
46c
16c
4% Mar
7
Jun
Apr
8%
Dec
Jan
26%
19c
23c
26,516
12 %c
Feb
3.40
3.75
63,315
1.99
Oct
Sep
Mar
4.75 Mar
47
47
25
38% May
47
Dec
56
55
56
56
52
56
Mar
22
21%
22
525
19
14,435
May
22% Mar
Sep
8.40
10%
46c
40c
47c
f
1.50
1.60
11%
11%
1.60
1.70
14,600
1.40
Oct
2.10 May
lie
15c
20,200
6c
Dec
2.10 May
24%
9,489
8c
500
50
\ qi
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24
23%
8c
18%
~4~c
4c
j 55
1.37
9,100
23,100
1;935
18%
>
50
Oct
14%
Dec
Jan
10
14%
98c
Feb
Jan
3.44
Apr
Mar
1.00
12%
Nov
Jan
24%
Feb
10%c
Dec
18
Mar
19%
Jan
3%c
Dec
lie
lc
Dec
9,000
1.60
15,700
63c
Feb
1.60 Aug
14
Feb
17% Mar
18,000
40c
Dec
13
16
44c
57c
1
8.10
25c
4%c
May
1.25
Jan
11%
4,595
45%
4,541
10%
II
1,515
12%
12%
100
9
Apr
13
Dec
57c
60c
8,000
55c
Dec
67c
Nov
5c
5c
3,000
4c
Dec
8c
Jan
22%
22%
125
37c 42%c
52,125
14%
28%'
100
28%
1.55
38c
V
10% Nov
41
15
5 % July
Feb
52
Sep
Jan
12%
Dec
•
60c
.
12%
43%
1.66
19,475
6 35
6.35
10
19%
Jan
30c
Dec
13%
Dec
17%
27% May
28%
Aug
2.88
Apr
1.25
6.85
3,520
3.50
3.75
1,403
26%
-
26%
560
20
23% Aug
75c
Oct
5.75 Oct
Mar
Jan
9.70
May
Jan
4.75
Nov
27%
2.60 Dec
Dec
94%
93
94%
291
89%
Jan
94
1 05
1.05
1.15
42,600
75c
Dec
2.05
Apr
9c
9%C
6,500
7c
Oct
14%c
Apr
5%c
5c
Nov
14%
8c
common
Dec
46c
May
7c
Jun
41%
Dec
99%
Oct
5 %C
500
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13c
28,100
4%C
4% c
11,000
3%c May
34% Jun
Feb
Apr
c
*
421%
41%
42%
96 %
96%
96%
105
94
Dec
5C
5c
500
4%c
Dec
10%c May
6%
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50
5
Sep
7% Julv
_
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6% '
100
>
99
2.20
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&
:
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635
99%
2.10
2.30
43c
'
1
Mines
Yukeno
47c
80
8,930
19.509"
20c 22%C
30,500
97
Feb
1.52
100
Sep
Jan
3.10
Aor
25c
Oct
84c
Jan
18c
Nov
42c
Jan
8c
8c
1,009
6%c
Dec
14c
Jan
1.67
1.75
22,250
1.18
Oct
2.25 Mar
42J('C
55",
23 am.
35c
Oct
1.45 Mar
42c
49c
24,800
20c
Nov
1.25
1
l
Mines
1 70
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Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
24
Nov
28
—Hi
42c
Anr
Canadian
Friday
July
Sep
Oct
5c
Sep
Nov
57c
Mar
Andian
8c
Nov
24 %c
Jun
Anglo
Newfoundland
-150
Dec
British Amer Banknote
20c
70c
Apr
Brown
Apr
-7c
Jan
14 %c
Apr
Nov
Jun
31
1.95
3c
1.61
1.50
1.55
Nov
Oct
46%
2.70
Feb
7c
Nov
4.60
Jan
Feb
Jan
May
Apr
5.15 May
Nov
3.40
Nov
1.95
Apr
37% May
46%
Jan
40
47 V*
Feb
20c
Mar
7 Vac
Oct
28
Feb
15c
31
Jan
May
Jun
1st
Co
;
2nd
&
Canada
Vinegars
General
Industries
Consolidated
Dalhousie
18%
100
Jun
21%
Nov
230
18
July
20 '%
Nov
International
450
6.90
Feb
1.65
0 /2
j
54c
1.65
50%
48%
47,606
82c
May
Feb
Nov
2.24
Aug
Nov
2.60
Feb
International
Paper
51%
1,728
31%
Feb
51%
Dec
Pend
49%
2,877
28%
Jan
48'A
Dec
575
52c
'
55c
4,425
90
48c
Jun
Jun
104%
73c
Dec
Jan
8%
47
May
I
*
14%
14%
75
4 00
3.90
4.05
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24%
25
245
40 %
1,650
32
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'
3,500
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41
148
5
145
87
10
85
5
4.65
'5%
2,820
9%
8%
9'%
3,625
5
1.75
1.75
1.75
200
35%
35%
Thrift
Stores
Yukon
Consolidated
Feb
•3.50
33%
248
31
Jan
13
Jun
15 %
J%
41% May
20% Mar
53%
D,-:.
14
20
997
5
28%
28
29%
3.90
3.95
6
33
31%
33
1,741
5
26%
25%
27'%
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33%
53%
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70
14
•
10%
553
52%
1
6,25
1,393
14
1—
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■
2,600
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*
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36
«
,
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97'
81%
1—7%
LX
43
-
80
HI..*
—
Sep
Feb
170
Oct
7% May
1.25
Feb
25c 26 %c
•
*
3.65
Jan
Jan
Mar
July
-
Feb
26
Oct
87
1
I
4.60
Jun
148
:
1
15
3.25 July
22%
40%
•
i
8.40
20%
12% May
*
}
51%
Dec
100
;
113
5.60 Dec
16%
Feb
15% Mar
Oct
75
?
15
Oct
85
717
Price Bros
104.75 105.00
785
935
Minnesota & Ontario Paper_J
Ogilvie Flour common
I
1.20
1,475
96
common.
Utilities
Inc
100
Feb
105
10
95%
17
Utilities
Interprovincial
Loblaw
14
14
9%
95
•
Humberstone Shoe
21
37
14
14
I
21
60c
Feh
6.05
;
7.75
Dec
26%
•
l
20
Dec
Apr
48%
Bridge
34
22
6.05
Rand
Oil
Dominion
Hayes Steel
25c
1,180
48 V*
Paper
Apr
4
26
16%
——
Aug
23,100
Feb
25
17
common—
Canadian Marconi
Canadian Western Lumber
Coast' Copper
5.70
34
Apr
13%
II
!
Ingersoll
1.81
32c
18%
Oct
•
Investment—X
Preferred
Feb
1.22
Oct
9
934,
•
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Canadian
Nov
34
48%
—
Canadian
4.05
26c
8%
2,105
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I
Canadian Collieries
Canadian
397
9%
5
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Hlah
9%
9%
*
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Year 1952
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25
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High
9%
9%
*
1
common,
preferred
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Low
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preferred
1.00
8.50 July
Shares
5
Asbestos Corp
Apr
800
21
>
Develop
20%
6c
for Week
*
32 %
25
Sales
Range
Par
National
27% May
13% Oct
Dec
Week's
of Prices
STOCKS
17c
2%c Jan
Funds
Last
Sale Price
Apr
2%c
20
Aug
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
Jan
53,270
1.13
51%
67c
1 55
II
Yellowknife Bear Mines
1.15
ig
100
41.
33%
Oct
1.05
800
1
Oil
5.75
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1
77-77^
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16% May
32c
20c
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7.75
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711—•
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Apr
1
preferred
5.40
21
40
"
Dec
6.75
100,125
3-.65
greaves
1.10
in
5'40
'21
1
I
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—
23,270
2.20
J"
I
2,500
2.50
2 48
IIII—
Simpson's Ltd class A
Class; B
5c
2.37
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•
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3,350
4c
4
____
2.20
480
35c
•
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Mines
32%
2.11
2 45
—
Breweries
preferred
2 11
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20c
Nov
11,300
25c 32 %c
1
Canuck
Canada
•
Voting trust
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Sep
Nov
3.20
28%
5.00 July
«
—
16c
-—-100
Sep
4.50
1
-
11.760
Jan
♦
B
4,525
3.95
91
26c
26%
Jan
4%c
common
class
May
7%
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Apr
8,000
6c
Wpg Brewing
Sheep Creek Gold
Sherritt Gordon
Wood
Mar
1.40
gc
Shea's
85
7
*
,
Gold
22c
l
Power
Dec
215
3 50
•
'
Alexander
32c
1
preferred
Shawkey (1945) Mines
Preferred
Yankee
5c
*
A
50%
1
Winnipeg Electric
Nov
1
Shawinigan Water &
Feb
225,550
28%
Ltd
Yale Lead & Zinc
18,700
29
235,313
10c
Mines
Wright-Hai
9c
Dec
10
1.55
14%
Larder
Gold
Jan
1.38
Sep
50%
Jan
39%
14%
Gold
Jan
8c
30c
j
25
79c
60c
Jan
7 Vac
100
39c
Dec
Aug
Nov
28%
44c 49 %c
20
....
Winchester
Wood
*
1
Leaseholds
Dec
64c
11c
31c
11,317
1.30
5
Petroleums
Winora
32c
—
warrants
For footnotes
Jan
Brew.
Oct
90.425
500
30,700
12c
_I
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—
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Tungsten
(Geo) common
Winward
Jan
35%
1
preferred
Homestead
Wilricb
18%
44c
3.65
15c
Feb
30% Mar
9%c
90
44c
15
May
55%
52
1*50
'38
II.i
„
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jan
3.25
Gold
—,
62c
May
90
10%
Grocers
Preferred
Jan
5c
j.
common
Preferred
Oct
3.20
25c
Gold
Ltd
5c
1.90
35c
23c
Mining
Miller
17c
16
1.30
16
Silver
85c
35c
Dec
3.05
Gold
Siscoe Gold
80c
1.10
Feb
sc
Oils
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Sllanco
17,300
19
9c
~1l
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Silknit
95c
33c
3.15
Rundle Oils Ltd
Sicks'
Sep
88c
Royalite Oil
Class
15c
1.39
•
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Mar
1
Royal Bank
Selburn
4,500
19%c
warrants
River
25c
1
:
Roy Silver
Sand
1.99 Mar
27c
Consolidated
Antonio
5%e- Mar
Sep
2.35 July
1
1
Roxana Oils
San
15c
'
Corp
Nov
1.87
Mar
1.35
Lac
Lawrence
59c
20c
Class A warrants
St
Feb
14
50c
Rix-Athabasca
Ryanor
1.32
1.10 Sep
89c
1
holdings
Industries
Nov
1.40
1
—
Gold
Riverside Silk class A
Russell
9%
Weston
2.27 July
Jun
15
22c 25%c
3 70
*
.
Canada
Western
Nov
Oct
29
13
27
40
41c
90
'
Ashley
_
Wingait
1
;
Rupununi
1.15
12c
1
Reeves MacDonald
B
Western
Sep
35c
•
Mines
Regcourt
Class
Dec
60c
1,266
13c
Reef Petroleum
Rowan
Western
Oct
4,500
6,500
Long
Jan
20%
47,500
8c
Roche
Western
Western
Feu
125
51 %
—II"44%
Products
Apr
Jan
69c
Dec
200
25
.
_
Malartic
2.70
5%c
29 V4
Oct
1.20
14
52
Class A
69C
7c
1
*
(G & W)
Waterous Ltd common
23c
8c
Cotton
Dec
t
Mines
Amulet
36 %
1
Robinson
May
Jan
20c
17
1
Walker
61c
34%
Chibougamau
Rio Tinto Alberta
Waite
25"
31
9%c
1
1,075
18.650
Util
Jan
Jan
Oct
17
I II~Io
——
Westeel
79c
Uranium
52c
88c
2.85 May
22%c Mar
17
14
4ic
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i
Oils
Jan
70c
Poplar
Vulcan
Dec
Oct
7%c Dec
29
5314
An'
60
ll%c May
Apr
1.95
Apr
1
»*«►».
6c
Feb
1.54
1
Virginia Dare preferred
Oct
77c
Water
Apr
Nov
18
~_l
Mines
38%
1.20
14
1
Apr
2%c Dec
3,300
17
II •
"I_.Il
Aug
52
8,050
14c
Dec
50
Trust.
West
1
Red
>.
29c
1.50
21c
...
Grey
Weedon Pyrite & Copper
Punch
Red
16c
50c
22c
1.40
2lc
Ltd
Mines
Apr
6,800
Ranwick
,
Ventures
2.00 Mar
13,850
Uranium
,
22c
1.40
1
2.65
1.70
Queenston
25
*
;
Nov
9%
>
40,000
18
2.40
Mines
Mines
Oct
1.75
Radiore
Canada
Rol
1.35
1.61
Quemont
Van
1.75
1.65
Gold
Upper
20c
1
4,460
13c
18
•
2,050
23%
1
2.20
11c
2.60
;
8.25
1.04 Mar
23%
1
2.11
12c
9.10
64c
1.40
10,100
Quebec Manltou
4,500
*
Mines
Sep
Dec
1.65
Quesabe
5.65
26c
75c
Nov
381,800
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
8
1
Feb
•
Zinc
&
Violamac
Oct
51c
1.66
■
8
56c
Jan
25
Dec
51c
20c
1
,•
Apr
14,500
7c
Purdy Mica Mines
May
15%
64,950
•
Quebec
8,325
*
preferred
5,104
„1
Ltd
25 %c
83c
Prospectors' Airways
Petroleums
1.46
—.IIII*
A
Steel
25c
1.50
—
1.40
3%c Nov
1
1.59
*
;
1.40
common
2.12
65c
East
1,100
3c
1
Preston
44,860
1.41
Oil
Pressed
:
4c
Prado
July
185,620
X_.
1.54
36
102
4,600
77c
*
Oils
.
19,600
1.41
•
Mar
6%c
1
Gold
l
Border
Lead
Villbona
.2,003
41%
Corp
&
..
40%
Power
95
99 %
6c
68c
Keno Hill
73c
1.25
20
99
6c
72c
Pipeline
2.02
1
Premier
17c
55c
Oct
United
United
24c
Rouyn Gold
99 %
•
I
United
Feb
&
6,200
Powell
Jan
...
Jan
Vicour
64%
183,456
15c
Jan
6c
1.12
Victoria
37c
1 -75c
•
17
1
May
4.15
13c
Apr
40%
;
Oct
A
Corp class B
Aug
•
„
Peninsular
13
«
Class B preferred
Aug
1
River
330
•
United Fuel class
1.24
7.40
1.55
13%
•
Asoestos
1.18
30c
1
13%
„—
Mining
United
75 %
6.75
16c
-•
Gold
1354
2.55
gT/~
Jan
35c
55c
Gas
Jan
•
Feb
7.40
•
Oil
3.45
-
Dec
58c
1
Petrol
Oct
Preferred
70c
56c
.
Pershcourt Gold Fields
4,300
Corp..
35c
4%c
'
Dec
Oct
9.45
435
4%C
1
A
Feb
2.85
Resources
Acceptance
6,753
56c
1
:
;
22c
—II*
13,900.
—
,
1
Silver
2.90
2,445
14c
-
Oil
Oils Ltd—
Penn-Cobalt
13,000
69c
11%
Consol
River
Peak
6% (J
63c
1
Partanen Malartic
Paymaster
5%c
•
Porcupine
Western
3.65
6c
64c
1
——
Tubes
Hershey
3.00
1
1
Lake
Red
Osisko
8.00
22c
24c
Oil
United
Orlac
Oct
Jun
Petroleum
Union
5.85
Oct
4ug
Mar
May
J
Oil
Union
35
Apr
2.80
Apr
May
Nov
6c
125
1.62
5.00
25c
1.95
1.10
10,885
20
1.70
Dec
Oct
3 %C
-
100,241
4c
1
2.55
12,335
1.95
-
Dec
13c
85,700
2.20
Oct
5c
1.44
29
2.80
•
Transvision-Television
9%
Jan
18%
35%
14c
—100
Jan
7%c May
55%c
Jun
10c
1
—
Nov
Oct
6% July
2,500
Orange Crush
Feb
4c
9,525
„—
15c
56c
3%c
common
Preferred
17c
17c
Opemiska Copper Mines
Jan
Oct
16
1,000
•
Sep
3.45
Class B warrants
Ontario
17c
20c
28 % May
64,610
B
Dec
16c
Ltd
Co
Oct
Dec
18c
11.20
class
7c
3.15
Class A warrants
Class
1.22
20c
1
Finance
20c
17c
•
22,240
Jan
Dec
16c
Petroleums
Apr
400
3.20
Club
7.55
Des
7%
55c
20c
*
Towagmac Exploration
Tower
13,300
0
Omnitrans Exploration
7.25
18%
17c
_>
Trusts
454,914
90c
Malartic
Toronto General
24c
be
•
7 35
I—II1
8c
*
————
j
——
25c
1.00
Ogama-Rockland
740
25c
Mines
7%
.
a Vic
O'Brien Gold Mines
34
1
Toronto Iron Works class A
4.10
5c
33%
■»
Elevators
Dec
1.59
7,600
4,e00
*
14c
19c
_1
Selections
Torbrit Silver
Traders
34c
3374
„.
Dec
May
32c
275
Tip Top Tailors
Tombill Gold
Aug
1.10
30c
761,580
13% May
6% Aug
Sep
Mar
1
;
;
22c
24c
1
Mines Ltd
River
7%C
1
—
35c
Jan
2J0
1.75
1,726
Warrants
Trans Empire Oils
Trans-Era Oils Ltd.
*
—.
Ltd
5.65
7%
1.22
32c
1
7
1
*
Oil
Obaska Lake
Dec
77c
.-.1
—
Mining
3.80
34c
•
—;
Trinity
Nubar
16,945
85c
Oils
Mines
North
4,500
4.25
1
•
Gold
Inca
20c
4.10
4.10
*
,
—
Northern Extension
North
19c
—•
,714
17
Gold
Toronto
Jan
34
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Dec
46c
330
17
_
Ltd
Taku
.1
l——
Oils
Apr
Nov
Oct
500
50c
Crass
Jan
75c
Jan
25 Vic
53c
18%
33%
—
Preferred
7c
73
70c
•
2.60
8%c Dec
Dec
1.35
Apr
1
Dec
2,800
25c
-
17
Mines
Dec
3c
1.57
7,605
•
33%
!
Surf Inlet
2.809
305,451
36q
*
i.
Supertest (ordinary)
4.10
20c
1.00
100
Sullivan Cons
26c
1
-
Gold
Oil
Steep Rock Iron Mines.Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
;
3.75
Dec
«
common
Preferred
27c
.
8c
18
0%
—„'j
1
7,500
1 57
"
1
Gold
Canada
High
2,400
9%c
__5
of
1
Norgold
Norpax
Olsen
Co
3.80
—1
Canada—
of
23c 29 %C
Steei
*
Ltd
Stedman Bros
1
Rouyn
Gas
_L
1
Low
1.15
33c
_»
—
A
Range for Year 195'J
High
31c
33C
common
class
&
Starratt
5c
1
Oil
Apr
9%C
35c
Stanwell
Jan
7%c
6c
_1
Mines
3c
10c
•
Nordon Corp
Oil
40c
Brock
Shares
1.06
3^
•
-
I'r,ces
9c
(1944)
Standard Paving
753,172
57c
Oils
Ltd.
Mines
21c 57 %c
15 c
Noranda Mines
Normetal
Oils
1.06
«
—
8c
4%c
Nipissing Mines
North
Spoouer
Jan
14c
Yellowknife
Mines
Oct
12c
53 c
i——
Lake
Nor-Acme
20%c
Dec
4%C
Thurbois
Nisto
Jan
5%c
14c
Petroleum
Senator
Nib
7%c
127,805
1
New Superior
New
124,400
10c
55c
Merger
Rouyn
15b
6c
for Week
ol
Low
*-
—
Brazeau
40c
Oil
Richfield
Valley Oil
12c
1
Gold
Par
Souris
South
1
Norzone
New
51,123
Apr
Ltd
Mines
Pacalta
High
74c
1
Norseman
New
23c
Jan
Lac Mines
Mosher Long
New
lie
29c
7%c
,
—-——1
Morrison
22,000
J
■
New Marlon Gold
Low
4lc
Sales
Range
Sale Price
♦
—
-t,——,
New
High
Week's
Last
Range for Year 1952
13 %c
i
U_
STOCKS
Shares
35c
17c
+1
—;
—.
New
New
38c
♦
Mines
Newnorth
Low
1
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
J)
Sales
Week's
Last
30%
300
30'%
465
6 00
6.00
6.50
1,700
32%
32%
32%
915
13%
13%
75
60c
62c
26,400
\
I
6lc
30 %
1,135
•
31% May
36%
Jan
22c
53c
,7 mi
90%
Feb
Nov
Mav
35
30
2.90 Mar
23
21% May
24 % Jan
4.75
3.85
Feb
12
Apr
50c
Apr
n
Feb
De.
33
Aug
8.73
-
F.-b
36
..
thiv
28'
,
Dec
26% Apr
Mr
Jan
33%
Jan
14h
80e
Apr
Jrn
Volume 177
Number 5185 .The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(177) '41
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Mutual
Par
Bid
Fund
25c
92c
1.02
5.01
5.43
Affiliated
Fund
Inc
1.25
American Business Share*
American Mutual Fund Inc
Ask
Mutual Funds—
Johnston
(The)
Par
4.37
12.06
13.11
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Ino
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc„5
9.99
10.86
19.01
20.66
B-3
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
8Vs
8%
B-4
(Speculative
Bonds)
2.15
2.A5
K-l
l
(Income
Stocks)
1
10.08
11.02
K-2
•
21.67
23.80
S-l
l
23.96
25.90
8-2
-10c
8.88
8.89
Beneficial
Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund lne_ l
Tr
of
America
Boston Fund Inc
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
(Medium
Broad Street Invest
Corp.
Bullock Fund Ltd
—S
22.51
Pfd
(Appreciation
—1
9.39
11.93
16.42
.1
20.05
Fund
Securities
100 6,520
com
—100
Commonwealth
Composite
Fund
Investment
Bond
&
Composite
Concord
De
1
Vegh Mutual
13.13
Net
12.37
I
18.80
(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
20.51
17.82
Delaware
29%
Com
Priced
Stocks)
Com
Stks)_l
l
36.63
17.05
18.74
5.56
10.83
•
37.76
37.76
99.30
100
Due
2%s
due
2%s
99.24
99.30
99.24
1,
1954
Nov.
May 1,
1%S Oct.
100
99.22
Nov.
(dated Jan.
wl
2%s
100
1953)
1954
99.24
1958
99.26
95.6
—
99.30
99.18
-
1957-1955
1,
99.6
99.24
2.
1,
1956
1,
May
98.30
95.14
99
99.20
99.30
1961
115%
116%
lc
4.25
4.68
U. S. Gertificales of Indebtedness & Notes
7.34
4.04
1%S Feb.
5.69
lYaS
3.45
3.80
2s
lc
3.25
lc
4.15
6.90
lc
5.23
lc
5.37
1.96
lc
Bond
Inc„ 10c
Fund
4.84
8.04
20.08
Dreyfus
—1
10.40
W'ifc'ial
11.30
Balanced Fund
1
32.11
1
24.18
25.85
_20c
5.26
5.45
2%s
Dec. 1,
1953
l%s March 15, 1954
.0140
.0021
100.3
Oct.
1 %s
April
l%s
Oct.
1,
99.5
98.14.
98.18
97.28
98.4.
97.24
98
97.8
97.16
97.4
97.12
1956
1,
100.5
98.16
15, 1955
1%S Dec. 15, 1955
1%S April 1, 1956
l%s
v
99.3
98.12
1%S March
5.33
1957
1,
1957
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
17.96
19.42
29.47
31.69
Bid
Ask
1
14.82
16.11
2.00%
0-
1-52
2-
2-53
b2.15
2-52
10-
8-
1-52
17.56
6-
2.30%
15.90
2.00%
1.85%
1
2-53
7-
b2.25
1-53
b2.35
14.15
1-52
4-
11-
3-52
14.15
7-
2.25%
2.20%
1
2.05%
1.95%
Shares
1-53
8-
b2.25
3-53
2.20%
2.05%
b2.35
8-
1-52
2.25%
12-
5-
1-53
1-52
9-
b2.30
1-53
b2.35
1
10.88
9-
2-52
6-
2%%
1-
2-53
11.83
2.30%
2.15%
2.20%
2.20%
1-53
10-
b2.3Q
1-53
2.20%
b2%
2.25 %
17.13
Corp
Rate
Dated
Due
Rats
Dated
Due
Rid
Ask
34.33
Stock
.0420
99.9909
99.9669
1
Trust Shares
beneficial interest
Of
100.0231
interests-
beneficial
Mutual
Baton & Howard—
1953
1953
Ask
32nds—
21.71
Inc
of
1953
I,
15,
in
are
8.81
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
2.i5
Values
5.91
shares
15,
June
Aug.
Bid
Treasury Notes-
5.76
Units
7.56
25o
Maturity—
Ask
4.57
Metals
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Dividend Shares
Bid
3.58
Furnishings shares
Fund
8.04
Diversified Investment Fund.l
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3.67
Steel
6.09
1
Inc..
1953
Ask
Bonds—
1. 1955-1953
(dated Nov. 1, 1951)
6.56
9.91
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Ctfs of beneficial interest
1
Mass Investors Growth Stock
37.00
stock—1
Fund
5.98
25c
Petroleum shares
-
Growth
Stock Fund
100.1
8.30
Paper shares
Inc—
common
Diversified
7.60
5.17
Manhattan
l
Diversified
100.1
99.30
Bank
Feb.
Panama Canal 3s
shares.lc
Non-Ferrous
Inc—
1
Diversified Funds
2%s
99.31
1953.—:
19.44
(Low
Home
31%
Puna
100.1
Land
2%s
1953
2%s June 1, 1953—
2%s Feb. 1, 1954
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Industries shares—lc
n.37
value
asset
2.30s April 15.
2.20s May 15,
2.30s Aug. 17,
General
14.27
1
Fund
12.44
29.95
point
a
Bid
100.1
Dollar Price
17.28
Consolidated Investment Trust. 1
20.30
11.40
39.16
Funds—
Automobile shares
Business Equipment
7.59
15.89
Inc
26.80
18.60
Managed
141
6.98
1
Fund
24.57
17.75
21.68
6, 670
136
1
Fund
99.31
27.45
(Net Asset Value)
Stock
Inc
99.31
B„_
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
12.90
_1
Preferred
A
ser.
35.90
Knickerbocker Fund
10.15
-1
Century Shares TruBt
Christiana
ser.
1953,
Central Bank for
Cooperatives—
1%S Feb. 1, 1953
i2nd* of
mors
27.23
General Fund Inc..
Canadian Fund Inc
Chemical
1953,
16,
Stks)_l
Lexington Trust Fund
Canada
16,
Feb.
19.80
or
Federal
Feb.
2.00s
18.14
one
Ask
2.00s
26.38
I Id
Bid
27.59
_1
(Quality Common Stks)_l
S-4
24.34
24.86
31.58
Bonds)_I
Grade
(Income
8-3
Net asset value
30.96
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l v
Investment Bonds)
B-2
Bid
Figures after decimal point represent
i
4.03
1
Inv
9
Mutual
Fund Inc
1
Bond
Friday January
Investing Companies
Funds—
Aberdeen
for
Fund
Equity Fund Inc.
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Financial Industrial
Fund
National
2.66
10
Bond
34%
8.49
•
series
9.23
Common stock series
Fundamental Investors Inc
Futures Inc
Gas
Industries
General
Fund
Capital
7.08
Income
7.76
lc
6.93
20.27
22.21
1
3.26
3.54
Stock
64.49
1
5.81
6.32
New
Stock Fund-lo
9.02
9.88
Stock
10.32
lc
9.32
10.21
Pine Street Funa
shares
lc
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
Food shares
lc
9.52
10.43
Pioneer
Industrial
shares
5.13
bond
shares
9.35
lc
7.28
7.98
lo
8.51
9.33
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
lo
b2.02
lc
4.61
1
18.55
6.10
Inc
(net
Stock
Fund
Selected
25
25
32
1
14.93
2.50
,11-38
17.96
19.53
Inc
1
18.99
20.53
1
3.18
3.48
Clark
value)—»
Shares.
State
Street Investment
Corp__•
Stein
Roe
4.65
5.11
Technical Fund
8.67
9.50
Television-Electronics
8.24
4.70
Texas
Fund
United
27.63
28.48
united
12.30
12.68
4.85
5.22
24.46
Inc
Group
14.94
26.69
1.95
8.41
11.18
12.09
Science
8.91
9.71
15.65
5.35
Fund
1
12.63
Bid
6.12
6.69
6.13
Bankers
Trust
Chase
190
36%
380
10
National
Bank__
392
54%
56%
15
Chemical Bank & Trust
Continental Bank & Trust
49%
50 Vb
10
51%
1
14.46
-10
—1
20.73
22.61
1
19.43
6 %
15.29
89c
99c
1.26
1.39
4.25
bounty
Trust
Stock and Bond
lo
16.42
17.96
Independence Trust Shares
North Amer T
5.42
1956—.1
11.00
2.27
National
158
24
.10
35%
Union
160
22
1955—
17.96
18.35
Series
2.59
First
National
37%
Bank
the City of
Franklin
N Y
100
394
Insurance
Aetna
Bid
50%
357
Casualty & Surety-
—10
110
114
102
32%
Aetna
Insurance
—10
63
65
Aetna
Life
10
118
122
Agricultural
28
91 %
10
34%
36%
4
51%
53%
29%
31%
Alliance
American Automobile
American
Amerlcan
American
Equitable
Assur.
Fidelity, & Casualty_5
19%
20%
of Newark
26
27%
2%
Insurance
Lincoln
95%
American
Jersey
Co
National
of
N
_10
Y_10
Life
-.10
Maryland
Bank
Rid
93%
,_20
—20
55
-100
Manufacturers Trust Co.
~ 1,515
64%
66%
(J P)
& Co Inc
New
City Bank
York
284
20
Trust
54%
25
Public Nat'l Bank &
116
,
20
12 %
National
Bank.20
292
Exchange
Boatmen's
55%
First
119
Nat'l
National
National
107%
348
363
43
45
42.%
44%
65
6
Bank—20
36%
38%
42%
45%
17
50%
53%
Manufacturers Bank & Trust-20
118
123
Mercantile
278
Mutual
46%
"
Bank—20
Bank
268
48%
26%
29%
25
47%
50%
25
62
Trust
20
59%
Grove Bank &
Trust—20
60
100
160
25
55
Louis
97
Union
Bank
Co
&
&
Trust
Trust
57
94
Trust
Bank
United
Trust—33 %
San
&
105%
St. Louis
25
and Trust
Bank
,/
58
Tower
Bank
& Tr
100
Trust—17%
5
22%
24%
5
44
Recent
26
29%
Bank
63%
180
Francisco
of Amer N T <fc 8 A—6.25
31%
32%
Security Issues
46
Assurance
51%
25
First National Bank
United States
52
Merchant Fire
49%
.
Portland
.100 1,475
174
28
Bonding
46
37%
169
$1.05
Massachusetts
44%
95%
49
preferred__5
44
10
Commerce
Peoples 1st Nat Bank
Ask
24%
convertible
of
34%
420
42%.
25 %
St
Casualty common
1
$2.10 prior preferred—-—10
:
33
405
16
Pittsburgh
34%
237/«
National
Amer
20
100
City Bank
Mellon Nat'l Bank & Trust—100
Industrial Bank of Commerce! —10
City Nat'l
Insurance Co of North
425
410
366
99
Continental Illinois
Par
405
395
!
Security-First National
54%
ion
..20
National
United States Trust
Companies
Ask
dividend
Los Angeles
Chicago
Par
100
Co—
stock
National Bank of Detroit—10
406
National Bank-
Sterling
'st Shares—
...—
Ask
257
Detroit
2.60
Series
Savings
251
Cleveland
72
-10
Bid
100
National Bank
Cleveland Trust Co
Amer
1
13.23
13.22
&
Trust
Ex-100 %
68%
-Ifi
National
9.78
_l
12.18
12.10
Trust
Bank
Central
Co
4.61
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E
2.50
1
Harris
Northern
67/a
Type Trusts—
13.98
1
1.98%
Psr
National
66%
21.01
1
Co
lc
Investment Co of America
1.95%
b2.05
(TAB)
Chicago—(Cont) —
First
65
;_20
14.75
Inc
lc
Investment Trust
1.92%
b2.05
Companies
53 %
6.70
Investing Corp..
Investors Management Fund—1
1.94%
b2.02
Ask
34%
Co—10
13.73
1
lc
Boston
Manhattan
New York
Morgan
Group
the
of
Bank of
13.52
—1
Inc
Bank Group shares
Insurance Group shares
of
Bank
5.85
12.44
Shares
Wisconsin Investment
1.94%
b2.04
71.75
Ltd—
shares
1953
York
23.12
14.36
Fund
Fund
Line Fund
Unit
19,
1.94%
b2.04
1953
Par
New
9.21
68.25
22.89
—1
Income
Whitehall Fund
2.13
1
9,
Bank & Trust
of
Inc
Wall Street
April
June
28.85
l
Wellington Fund
Shares
13.82
Fund
Accumulative
United
Value
1.94%
b2.04
10
26.44
10c
Investors
29.54
7.68
12.57
Inc
Income Foundation Fund
57.82
29.54
1
7.00
Hudson Fund Inc
57.82
1
Farnham Funa—1
Inc
11.50
1
Investors
&
1.92%
1.92%
b2.04
(TAB)
26, 1953
April 2, 1953
& Clark Com
2'/a
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Sovereign
March
March
1.94%
b2 04
18, 1953
19, 1953
1.92%
1.92%
b2.02<
26%
5
(net asset value).*
Amer
March
b2.02
b2.02
6.60
__5
asset
1.85%
Ask
b2.04
20.05
com— 10c
Bid
1953
5.05
Inc
3.15
Guardian Mutual Fund Ino
6.27
Treasury Bills
Ask
3.40
4.28
Howe Plan Fund
5.74
3.10
8 12
Inc—1
February 5, 1953
Febiuary 13, 1953
Februaiy 19, 1953
February 26, 1953
6.56
13.17
Utility shares
4.20
3.84
11.83
Inc
Scudder, Stevens
Did
January
6.00
&
United States
5.64
10.82
7.52
stock
5.16
1
2.86
Growth Companies Inc..
Growth Industry Shares
Aviation
1953
12, 1953
7.41
shares—
Institutional
March
13.86
Tobacco shares
Incorporated
1.85%
shares—
Equipment
Railroad
5,
b2.00
shares.
Railroad Bond
Steel
1953
shares.
Petroleum shares
RR
22,
29,
(Geo)
Fund
15.49
shares
1.60%
March
January
1
Trading
Scudder, Stevens.
9.74
14.15
Priced
b2.00
8.77
Fund—-—.
Republic Investors Fund
10.88
lo
Investing Company shares—lc
Low
&
Fund
Putnam
9.67
9.93
8.02
8.68
8.82
1
preferred...
Petroleum
5.63
7.92
lc
Machinery shares, lo
Institutional
$1.50
17.22
lc
1953
1
Amer Investors
9.60
shares
15,
Series
Resources Fund
England Fund—
lo
administered
January
lc
Aviation shares
General bond
7.93
!
9.24
Fully
7.26
Series
8.43
15.73
1
Series
stock
lc
Chemical
7.43
1
Automobile shares
Building shares
7.11
Series
Natural
Group Securities—
(The)
1
Series
Pacific
Trust
10.43
Low Priced Com Stock
Series_l
Natural Resources of Canada
Fund
Inc
59.98
Inc.
9.§4
Series
TnAiijsfrifli
22.75
Corp.
12.95
1
Bond
Speculative
7.59
2
21.04
General Investors
Common
Priced
Preferred
lc
11.98
Series
Low
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred stock
15.96
Balanced Series
2.92
32%
1
l
Investors Corp
Security Series—
National
20.09
18.58
Inc-1
First Boston Corp
Founders Mutual Fund
Nation-Wide Securities—
Balanced Fund
American Re-Insurance
10
38%
40 %
National
American
Merchants & Manufacturers.—4
Casualty (Detroit)—10
28
62
64
National Fire
10
71%
73%
5
43%
Bid
Amer Gas & Elec 3%s
1977
102%
Ask
Bonds— (Csnt.)
Bid
103%
Utah
Light 3y2S—1982
Washington Wtr Pwr 3%s„1982
102%
Ask
103%
Power &
31
25
Bonds—
Surety
Automobile
10
91
94
National
Union
Fire
New
Bankers & Shippers.
Boston Insurance Co
.10
5
38%
Camden Fire
§
41
247/8
26%
Amsterdam
New
57 %
Hampshire Fire
New
York
North
Casualty-
2
10
Fire
5
River
-
Connecticut General Life
10
Continental
10
82%
86%
10
45%
54%
56 %
Pacific
49
Pacific Indemnity Co
—
Peerless
11
Crum
As
Casualty
Forster
Co
Inc
190
195
Northeastern
Electric
Pow
&
3%S— 1982
Lgt 3%s__1982
105
105%
102%
103%
44%
107%
108%
23%
32%
25%
Central Illinois Public Service—
Beaunlt
Mills
5S———
1972
4.92%
Boston
Edison
8%
59%
3%s
1982
101
101%
Elec
10
47
Federal
10
100
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Assn of Philadelphia
10
87
92
Phoenix
10
104
106
10
72
74
Providence-Washington
10
31
Calif
Oregon Power 3%s—1982
10
f
61%
63%
Reinsurance
28
29%
.10
Glens Falls
_5
Globe
&
Republic.
-
Hartford
40 %
60%
62%
Fire
Seaboard
Security
Corp
&
(N
Y)
Marine
Surety
(New
Haven)
Steamboller
.
17%
Springfield Fire & Marine
39
41
Standard
40 %
Accident
42
Travelers
42
44
US
Fidelity &
169
174
US
Fire
•
10
46%
48%
|
41 %
43%
—
U S Guarantee
Westchester Fire
63%
5
16%
Globe & Rutgers Fire
common.!
Great American
5
Hanover Fire
lo
Hartford Fire
lo
Home
38%
Paul
104
105%
104%
105%
Ohio
pfd
103%
104%
Dallas Power St Lt $4.24 pfd_100
104%
105%
102%
103%
Gulf
pfd-100
105
106
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_1982
102%
103
Household Finance—
100
103
104
Georgia Power 3%s
102
102%
&
Lt
3%s
States Utll
4.44%
103%
10
Republic (Texas)
St
General Reinsurance Corp.
10
Casualty Co
100
100
Southern
1982
Pow
33
Fire
Fireman's Fund of Frisco
Firemen's of Newark
&
4.65%
61%
Carolina
Fire
preferred
Columbus
33%
7%
12.50
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
,
1027/a
Stocks—
50
3.33%
Northern
Appalachian
Arkansas
45'%
42%
48
47%
•
2.50
10%
2
10
12%
10
-—10
10
18%
9%
66%
20%
4.40%
—1982
100%
100%
3%s__1967
108%
109
3%s———1972
101%
101%
10%
35%
Southern
41
43
Tennessee
53%
Production
B
50
53%
54%.
Texas Eastern Trans—
81
4.75%
10
43
800
66
68
Gas
45
780
3
preferred
55%
33%
100
2
4.92%
49
Guaranty Co__2
10
preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
46%
48%
130
25%
26%
in
Included
preferred
100
94
6.60%
preferred
100
99%
95
100%
year's rangei
in
year's range),
e Ex-Interest,
f Flat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stoc
Ex¬
change.
n Admitted to trading N. Y.
Curb,
r Cash
sales
(not Included In year's range)
*> liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to Unlisted
Trading privileges, wd When delivered,
wi When
issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
•No
par
value,
tin default.
tThese
bonds
are
subject to all Federal
taxes
-
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
with
Pre-
a year ago.
1953
Third
Federal
Reserve
us
based
upon
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 10, clearings for all
weekly clearings will be
1,518,672
At this center
$18,338,730,339 against $16,774,516,938 for the same week in 1952.
1950
$
$
6,392,715
2,825,614
4.5
7,304,269
4,773,725
—21.5
2,829.363
3,425,706
6,462,624
—14.2
5,502.735
5,110.762
11,140,585
12,974,260
—14.1
13,591,339
10.143.220
8,251,941
(11 cities).
3,724,451
5,542,647
Total
3,038,737
1,100,000,000
6,104.164
Delaware—Wilmington
955,773
2,217,064
Wllkes-Barre.
933,192
1,148,253
3,614,242
Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending Friday of 11.4%.
a
1951
3,455,469
Hew Jersey—Trenton
there is
or
1,052,000,000
Reading
York
at
Inc.
Dec. %
1,133,240
Lancaster
Scranton
Our preliminary total stands
9.3% above those of the corresponding week last year.
$
1,066,944
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
Monday, January 12, 1953
District—Philadelphia—
Chester
of the country,
1952
$
Pennsylvania—A! toon a
Ximinary figures compiled by
..
Week Ended Jan. 3
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared
.
9,207,247
—10.4
9,898,284
8,612,307
4.5
1,142,053,700
901,330,307
0.2
1,096,045,018
the week follows:
1,147,662,871
+ 62.7
946.973
762,333
7.1
1,411,595
1,024,388
+18.6
1,104,944
1,097,766
—
+ 18.9
3,124,730
4.4
1,093,000.000
7.2
3,339.418
—
—
—
—
2.666,101
861,000,000
«
3.213,944
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
$9,228,685,721
934,073,333
$8,285,232,670
1,119,000,000
Chicago
1,038,000,000
Philadelphia
Fenrth
%
1952
1953
Week Ended Jan. 10—
Hew York
798,840,039
+ 11.4
Reserve District—Cleveland-
6,531,698
227,681,618
224,739,976
1.3
Cleveland
7.3
6,594,620
Cincinnati
+ 16.9
+
Federal
Ohio—Canton
437,133,223
471,005,157
7.2
8,683,738
223,325,046
444,342,403
283,826,484
33,555,800
36,050,000
6.9
36,428,000
30,025,809
Boston
566,418.022
533,209,988
+
6.2
Columbus
Kansas City
390,596,046
354,106,056
+ 10.3
Mansfield
310,400,000
295,909,000
+
4.9
546,969,000
498,942,219
+
9.6
St.
Louis
Prancl3co
San
369,392,415
Ten
All cities,
one
+
4.9
267,997.425
+
Total
Fifth
+10.3
3,281,631,250
+
6.0
$17,643,026,105 $16,118,190,687
+
9.5
3,478,521,172
five days.
656,326,251
695,704,234
+
Federal
$18,338,730,339 $16,774,516,938
+
346,109,257
256.360,520
1,115,587,280
1.7
1,072,610,765
733,654,425
3,230,551
3,103,155
9.3
(6 cities).
263,458,506
95,367,562
101,235,015
541,712,020
Columbia—Washington—
16,049,000
144,957,724
5,096,322
255,103,196
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
4.2
16,911,000
Carolina—Charleston
of
7,154,901
362,488,647
165,952,889
Richmond
6.0
5,755.420
7,966,901
—
4,490,523
District—Richmond—
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
District
Total all cities for week.
Reserve
West
South
day
(7 cities)
7.4
0.5
1,096,766,793
6.5
$14,164,504,933 $12,836,559,437
cities, five days.
Other cities, five days
Total all cities,
370,085,621
394,245,369
285,479,654
—
6,220,553
8,461,249
377,529,903
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.2
413,435,242
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Baltimore.
5,763,280
8,502,244
Youngstown.
—
5,886,949
150.909.243
533,749,393
4,945,993
+
5.7
+
5.4
14,279,000
11,593,009
+ 14.5
157,539,537
131,633,397
+
—
—
+
3.1
2,852,442
2,398,541
4,857,867
3.676,380
3.2
243,864,622
203,988,275
5.8
92,565,010
79,941,896
1.5
515,953,478
433,231,439
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
£n
our
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
issue of next week.
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
ends
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
Blxth Federal
Reserve
District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
19.181,269
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
In the elaborate detailed
we are
statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous
week—the week ended
that week
For
3.
there
was
a
the aggregate of clearings
of 3.9%,
decrease
$18,754,469,280 in
jfor the whole country having amounted to $18,025,150,758 against
the
week
same
in
1952.
Outside of this city there was a loss of
to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
are
located and from this
(including this city) the totals show
in the Boston Reserve District of 2.5%
a
we
note
falling off of
and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
In the Richmond Reserve District the totals
trict of 4.5%.
Beserve District
of
are
are
larger by 1.5% but
smaller by 1.7% and in the Atlanta
The Chicago Reserve District lecords
by 4.5%.
an
improvement
1.4%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 3.1% and the Minneapolis Reserve District
of 1.9%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals register a loss of 3.7%, in
the Dallas Reserve
District^ 9.5% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 6.0%.
Total
(10
Week Ended Jan. 3—
OF
by Federal Reserve Districts:
BANK
$
1st Boston
12 cities
—
12
and New York
3rd Philadelphia
—11
—
7
4th Cleveland
5th Richmond
6
—
—
5th Atlanta
__10
Yth Chicago
.17
8th St. Louis
4
—
9th Minneapolis
—
—10
DDth Kansas City
Uth Dallas
6
—
13th Ban Francisco
Total
7
10
Outside New York City
1952
Inc. or
Dec. %
683,013,131
700,659,125
9,761,083,712
10,294,175,367
1951
$
1950
Seventh
Federal
Michigan—Ann
Reserve
We
now
add
our
1,036,045,018
1,147,662,871
1,096,766,793
—
1,115,587,280
541,712,020
533,749,393
808,700,572
846,595,697
—
Sioux
+
Total
(17
515,958,478
433,231,489
—
4.5
799,320,724
596,392,558
1,193,648,079
3.1
591,617,223
433,967,867
421,033,007
445,583,683
436,724,156
889,127,378
945,995,103
18,025,150,758
+
8,608,057,967
8,774.232,719
—
—
18,754,469,230
statement
Total
3.7
602,295,938
410,102,323
9.5
390,910,793
309,359,958
—
6.0
841,224,188
664,906,983
3.9
—
17,594,080,755
13,926,771,173
1.9
8,592,094,122
Inc. or
1951
1950
$
Dec. %
$
$
1,926,050
4,446,319
584,002,992
2,414,014
1,165,905
2,389,947
10,983,909
9,000,375
8,979,345
34,905,841
14,473,381
15,557,816
31,068,100
.
31,894,800
1,719,948
Wew Hampshire—Manchester
1,992,187
683,013,131
700,659,125
0.1
+
1.3
1,933,427
1,776,546
5,171,960
4,058,013
2.6
552,786,068
450,155,931
+ 14.7
2,321,117
2,016,535
927,698
713,470
—
—
—
7.0
+ 23.9
2,289,040
Ninth Federal
13,137,267
5,087,1Q4
62,185,009
9,710,252
7.064,237
+
2.8
3,905,314
2,738,869
-+
0.2
93,402,184
67,594,651
7.6
4,603,809
3,586,034
31,942,261
+ 22.2
34,418,101
16,674,038
—19.6
16,489,693
29,243,148
12,608,219
1,815,693
—22.4
6,871,465
4,583,873
1,183,987,848
—
1,748,279
1,060,368
1.3
907,788,534
702,706,678
+ 19.0
4,841,277
2.732,399
—10.3
13,187,494
9,574,743
+ 22.7
6,327,833
5,086,637
3.0
3,515,719
3,376,227
1.4
1,193.648,079
930,299,540
+
—
+
306,000,000
+
3.9
347,600.000
245,800,009
154,246,893
99,927,308
2,256,248
+
0.1
138,933,272
+
5.5
102,878.952
106,946,503
79,448,267
2,205,014
2.3
2,204,999
1,773,097
579,705,961
Reserve
562,430,449
3.1
591,617,223
433,967,867
+
1.4
+
4.6
6,945,614
305,238,681
5.4
105,135.533
5,417,187
204,193,222
81,027,651
—
+
District—-Minneapolis—
7,394,047
St.
North
Dakota—Fargo_
South Dakota—Aberdeen.
15,518,062
3,998,515
3,672,549
112,754,717
109,403,298
2,546,105
2,482,784
1,395,766
2,019,703
10,155,170
9,417,092,791
9,980,236,561
26,405,794
17,659,806
19,394,566
27,907,531
16,779,427
a
104,829,930
—
7,343,635
5,778,259
4.6
3,620,884
2,636,223
3,704,359
—41.2
4,043.382
3,149,575
10,269,648
+ 24.5
12,647,111
9.440,735
428,975,948
(7 cities).
7,952,478
3,988,048
2,177,112
12,785,390
Helena
7,593,593
3,802,824
Montana—Billings
421,033,007
1.9
445,583,683
311,642,843
—
—
+
3.3
Reserve
District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
797,113
52,824,996
70,113,759
65,437,627
9.761.033.712
:10.294,175,367
(10 cities).
355,732,454
360,201,789
2,843,152
3,001,792
Joseph
Pueblo.
9,679,885
16,810.725
10,048,261
City
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
Eleventh
+.
—
—
9,069,631
30,913,467
27,796,126
Dallas
7.0
14,856,060
14,167,632
Fort Worth.
Galveston
Texas—Austin-
2.6
34,008,800
28,048,700
1.834,680
1,329,374
—
2.5
666,267,118
546,779,775
+ 110.2
13,908,629
14,765,059
8.9
4,195,790
3,250,035
+ 3.1
112,309,693
78,934,940
+
2.6
2,194,177
3,822,805
—30.6
1,800,663
1,446,181
+
—
Reserve
6,378,057
1.2
—13.7
—
Federal
0.2
5.6
544,681,225
565,868,984
—20.4
952,357
504,10
+ 75.3
680,244
478,29
0.8
8,271,234
6,734,81
7.3
153,474.710
99,125,51
—
—
—35.5
7.933,480
7,408,74
3.4
17,103,099
1.2
394,149,418
11,507,80
250,936,36
11,960,296
—16.0
13,793,558
9,700,54
3,367.704
—15.4
2,922,409
2,392,209
+ 25.5
3,015,429
2,507,84
2,006,76
3.7
602,295,938
390,910,793
—18.2
8,728,731
—10.2
347,296,737
31,274.122
9,273,53$
256,384,84$
0.6
—
—
9,001,986,633
7,424,085,410
6,530,667
Total
(6
Federal
Utah—Salt Lake City__
California—Long Beach-
Santa
14,413,004
Stockton
16,387,242
a
—
+
—
14,140,019
Barbara
Total
54,012,646
42,423,356
7.1
60,629,855
50,178,401
5.2
9,313.398.536
7,668,794,630
148,357,722
4,399,940
146,510,777
139,102,960
84,203.555
410,102,323
3.0
146,013,986
Grand Total (112 cities).
Outside New York
6.14?, OS'*
9,340,4'i.*
«
303,359,05.5
—
—20.6
4.216,373
5.1
145,845,607
193,470.45"?
2,7^9,B'jfc
11*9,603,741
71.673,177
51,-»<*4 154
—
73,869,945
+ 14.0
20,754,947
—28.5
17,539,142
10,592,666
+ 12.4
12,908,277
513,631,385
8.5
415,504,379
13,819,722
—25.2
12,049,386
4,646,442
(10 cities).
•Estimated,
9.5
—
14,844,015
5,121,437
6,714,308
852,756
1.6
11,151.342
—
10,337,591
Jose_.
20,482,664
5,552,342
7.6
21.f79.03 It
6,099,000
470,021,515
Francisco.
San
6.3
—10.4
—
11,907,666
Pasadena
San
143,848,215
3,501,111
Oregon—Portland.
18,144,623
66.3
436,724,156
—
Reserve District—San Francisco-
Yakima
27,828,505
+
9,838,139
6,789,116
10,649,760
394,940,139
Washington—Seattle
8.9
—
6,765,000
6,080,193
cities).
29,758,284
6,237,000
Louisiana—Shreveport
7,982,488
374,779,508
29,594,105
Wichita Falls
—
District—Dallas-
336,600,029
—12.9
a
51,996,101
150,927,253
6,240,719
16,235,718
Missouri—Kansas
Total
546,171
8,981,590
139,907,242
Omaha
Wichita
St.
1,001,362
957,688
8,912,086
Lincoln
8,507,420
BaeheKter
23,005,937
283,358,814
99,114,348
Paul.
7,288,615
296,358,592
Minneapolis
Twelfth
32,612,684
3,864,426
105,373,455
Minnesota—Duluth.
1,831,966
5.9
—
Neeend Federal Reserve District—New
York—
(12 cities)
897,092,093
7,968,432
66,529.000
317,800,000
6,502,685,763
1952
34,497,410
Island—Providence
Total
4,906,236
0.1
5.2
154,327,492
(4 cities).
Tenth Federal
2,961,464
__
Hew Haven
Jersey
3,703,058
95,125,822
+
+
—15.9
showing the figures for each city for the
1,928,840
Connecticut—Hartford
New
10,066,350
930,299,540
years:
10,340,782
Newark
9,965,161
65,305,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—8ft. Lesls—
Missouri—St. Louis
311,642,843
565,868,984
394,940,139
Worcester
Northern
4,480,142
1,200,398,861
cities).
1.5
1.4
M
Springfield
New Jersey—Montclair
1,550,539
9,624,463
5,079,728
8,434,045
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
1.9
1,084,668
Syracuse
1,752,555
12,379,925
+ 19.8
4,444,076
Kentucky—Louisville
+
2,768,464
CSannectieut—Stamford
6.5
+ 11.3
4,982,921
II,780,946
738,654,425
+
568,783,355
York
+
1,752,279
12,198,955
4,598,948
Decatur
901,830,307
562,430,449
M
River
Jamestown
596,392,55a
908,924,691
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
1,072,610,765
544,681,225
Lowell
Mew
799,320,724
13,401,767
1,409,179
Clty_.
1.142,053,700
1,183,987,848
••
Massachusetts—Boston
Mmira
4.5
39,033,702
4.5
428,975,943
4,386,344
Buffalo
—
3,308,039
7,668,794,630
579,705,961
Portland
__
846,595,697
4,533,675
Kansas—Topeka
York—Albany
470.152
100,010,923
95,293,524
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
9,313,398,536
1,200,398,861
•>
1
Bingham ton
7,110,101
598,187
9,969,728
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
5.2
Vint Federal Reserve District—Boston
New
7,570,914
134,859,325
«
detailed
Total (12 cities)
4.4
4.4
—
$
$
Xthode
+
—17.2
8,467,305
Bend
l>
—
_
93.567.294
571,640
68,696,000
Indianapolis
South
Terre Haute
546,779,775
1953
Bedford
115.077,601
M
Clearings at—
New
+ 12.6
I,865,904
Wayne
666,267,118
Week Ended Jan. 3
Fall
86,790,922
5,968,694
2.5
U
3, for four
Maine—Bangor
3,511,503
122,476,370
13,576,677
Rapids.
Lansing
Total
week ended Jan.
3,852,924
3,529,035
6.8
District—Chicago—
Arbor
Grand
1.7
—
««
—112 cities
...
5,866,088
—21.5
803,700,572
cities).
Rockford
M
M
226.600,009
154,642,240
CLEARINGS
$
1953
7,673,259
15,836,213
58.642,526
302,200,000
546,258
Springfield
SUMMARY
129,080,312
22,829.706
84,313,498
3.0
128,040,805
Orleans.
Peoria
In the following we furnish a summary
+
8,010,872
9.1
7.3
—24.9
122,809,363
145,299.136
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
7,749,932
4,851,048
—
3,805,847
131,195,090
Alabama—Birmingham-
Indiana—Fort
in the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
313,600,000
—
—
We group the cities according
clearings at this center showing a decrease of 5.6%.
that in the New York District
1.9%, the bank
84,513,905
5,818,633
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
Mobile
Jan.
21,103,998
78,302,657
288,500,000
Nashville
8,936,562
889,127,378
945,995,103
18,025,150,758
18,754,469,280
8,608,057,967
8,774,232,719
(a) Now included In
Newark, N. J.
—
9.3
5,855,463
—24.9
9,568,398
—
l-LD'il 6?4
340,075,965
10,098,393
'
3.9PLOO 1
7,250,70!,*
6.0
841,224,188
6:1,906,321
—
3.9
17,594,080,755
13,916,771,173
—
1.9
8,592,094,122
6,5^2,035,753
—
STolume 177
Number 5185 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
condition, statement of
reporting member banks in lead¬
ing cities will be revised to. include a few additional
Foreign Exchange Rates
banks.
The breakdown between loans for purchasing or
carrying government securities and loans for purchasing
or carrying other securities will be continued
by banks
in New York City and Chicago, which make the bulk of
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
We give below a record for the week
just passed;
the different
on
countries of the world.
such
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
1830
JANUARY
2,
1953 TO JANUARY
8,
poses
loans, but will be eliminated elsewhere. For pur¬
of comparability, the figures for March 4,1953 will
be made available
1953, INCLUSIVE
March 18
(Value In United States Money)
*
M«»d»y
Jan, %
•Jan. 5
$
Argentina peso—
<
"
.r-.T+ee,
■
Canada,
dollar
Ceyion.
1
.210600
*
.0199200
.0544060
.325400
1.029492
*
.210550
.
.00435401*:
J
.'.©0285625
.210600
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
•
Transacted
2.780940
.140154*.
.263300
.262650
.496766*
.,„.F
1
.0348500
.116245
2:783415
.496766*
Dec.
.262800
.140154*
*
31, 1952:
STOCKS
Shares
2.781146
.140154*
-.140154*
:
by the Barnes & Lofland Department of
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs, Philadelphia On Wednesday*
2.808854
.116245
2.781559
"•
.140154*
.210550
-
J
2/811145
.
.116245
,263500
^2.780321
.
2.809375
.116245
.263500
* '
1210600
.210650
,2.808750 V
.116245
.0348562
.0348500
.0848500
•0346500
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
.233100
.233100
7233200
.233150
2.797633
2.798256
2.798879
2.800747
2.798463
2.808242
2:809375
.658327*t
2.806750
.658327*t
peso__
.561797st
.561797*t
.561797*t
peso
.425531*t
•42553i*t
.425531*t
—
rriI,^
,
of South
Africa, pound
United Kingdom;" pound sterling
Uruguay,: peso
—
_
.
'
■t
,658327*t
.658327*t
DIVIDENDS
2.808828
Dividend announcements
.658327*t
are
grouped fartwo separate
'
—_
■•Nominall
.193233*
2.811132
-
$100 for lafc
;496766*
.233200
franc
•
'
■
John Warren Watson Co., common (no par).^
-.1,100
.496766*
.193233*
„-r
-
•Switzerland,
"Uruguay;
Uruguay,
ion Sales
.210550,
".00435401*
.00285625
.210650
,
2:808229
....
:
1.030859
weekly, figures of debits that have been
collected from reporting member banks will no longer
be collected.
'
•/
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
'New Zealand, pound
.Norway, Arone
Philippine Islands, -peao
Portugal, escudo
"Sweden," krona
.00435401*
1325400
1.030625
.00435401*
.0544060
-
debits series, the
.(719820*
2.238213
.0199225
:210600
-
.0719820*
.325400
1.030625
-
2.240039
.0198875
.325400
.00285625
for the - purpose of reducing the: reporting
burden -at the banks and to increase the value of the
accounts,
.133333*
.0544060
.0544060
.210450
"
■
France^ .(Metropolitan), franc
.India, Dominion of, rupeeIreland, pound
Union
.0198828
1-030312
—
$
.200000*
.133333*
21238545
.325600
Finland, Markka
"
%
7200000*
.719820*
;
.0544060
dollar
.
rupee
..0719820*
:
Jan. 8
*
2.238047
:0198812
■
.
$
.133333*
2.237549
Thursday
,
Jan. 7
.200000*
,133333*
--
British' Malaysia," Malayan
,
$
.200000*
.071982®*
Australia, pound
Belgium, Jranc
Brazil, cruzeiro
•
r—Wednesday
Jan. 6
.2W)000»
__
Preferential
:
Tuesday
■
.133333*
■"•Basic
March 11 on the Old basis and
on
new
.
Friday
...
»
.
on
be
Noon Baying Rate for Cable Transfers Id New York
'
the
basis/ but year-ago figures will not
revised, hecause it is anticipated that the changes will
be relatively small on a national basis.
In conjunction with the conversion of the monthly
debits series to a statement of debits to demand deposit
'
Country and Monetary Unit
43
(179)
V*
,
,581797*t
-
.
425531*t
*
.425531*1
first
In the
fables.
.561797*t
nounced during
a
tApplication depends upon type of merchandise,
we
indicate all the dividends 'an¬
the current week. Then
follow wtdh
we
second table in which we shewthe payments previ¬
ouslyannounced, but which-have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
Per
ife Light Co.— :y
Power
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Kansas
•
f, •••'■'
5
i
.45
32438
*
National Gas & Oil
series due 1981————
Feb
Adams-Millis
Corp.—«
i(In thousands of dollars)
Inc. ( + ) or
dec. (- -)since
Jan.
•Assets—
OoM
Dec. 31,
7,
1853
certificates
Redemption
notee
Jan. 9,
1952
1952
21,125,103
Tor
Tumi
59,999
+
290,152
810,603
10,000
4-
91,179
...
Total gold
ctf.
Discounts end
advance*,
+
1,335.879
3,854
'
XT* fi. Govt, securities:
Bills
Date
Company and Issue—
294.200
+
4,521,975,
_
Total
U. S.
Total
loans and
Govt. aecurftfe#-
T-
24,390,712
306,300
+
Ry.,
6%
Due
fromforejgn banks
-F: R.
notes- of
Uncollected
25,730,445
" 873.162
"Announcement in
32438,
32438
32167
32439
^
Items
255,448
Bon
170,0.79
9,201
+
'
"
47fe
1,149
<
The condition statement of weekly; reporting
Federal Reserve System: in. leading
banks of the
Total assets
52,285,867
liabilities—
,"
•
Member bank—reserve aecta.
U. S. Treasurer-tgen. neat..
—...;
.Other
t
the
shows
533,394
951,872
+
+
621,539
282,731
+
552,492
20,673
+
141,139
112,242
+
100,381
+
—
Tctaldeposlts
22,437,088
Deferred availabllltycasbltemr
2,821,872
Other hab.,-and accrued >dlva.
15,237
+
—
1,093,034
+
1,227,406
-449,689
+
278,012
314
+
2,457
+
51,306,300
425,463
+
2,755,023
+
Capital Account#—
Capital paid In..
tBurpjus (Section 7)_
Burplus (Section 13b).
253,244
Other capital accounts.
following
principal
changes for the
114,104
610
+
15,172
+
584,676
31:
borrowings, :and an increase of $652 million' in de¬
deposits: credited to domestic-bahk$.
'
: '
I
Commercial, industrial, and. agricpltuial loans < de¬
creased at the year-end,, as they have done in 12 of the
previous 14 years. The decrease at all reporting mem¬
ber banks was $107 million, as compared with $173 mil¬
lion in the comparable week a year ago. Changes ac¬
cording to industry are available in another press
46,334
mand
release.
.
A summary
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
7,300
dec. (—) since
~*19
—
Dec. 31,
52,285,867
+
433,373
2,815,710
+
1952
Assets—
Dec. 24,
1952
Jan. 2,
1952
Ratio
of
serves,
gold
to
certificate
re¬
deposit and F, R.
note liabilities combined.-..
Loans—net
45.3'
0.9%
l.f
506
1,160
34
20,298
3,177
loans
2.980
Loans
—
203
—
178
4,287
+ 3,531
+
+
3,583
called
bonds, notes,
for
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."
107
+
1.782
Common
;' $1
.
,
for
purchasing or carrying:
obligations.
U. S. Government
59*
+
259
26
+
31
+
79
347
415
1,104
278
158*
1,286
—
-
396
+
+
149
+
Other securities
648
6,005
—
149
—*
32,502
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
U.
S.
notes
119
+
—
168
15
23
—
——
-
—
—
+
42
— 1,174
+
"21
+
57
+
1,473
7,310
+
9
+
478
—
460
Reserves with Federal Reserve banks.—14,408
—1,230
990
with domestic
banks
+
44
+
11
3,029
Cash in vault
Balances
+
—
+
20,004
bonds
Other securities
—
4,087
2,422
,5.989
7,132
loans
tJ. S. Government securities—Total
Treasury
+
2
265
54
+
548
+
115
OF
Company and Issue—
Date
New York & Cuba Mail SS.
"Witherbee
1st
Sherman
mortgage
6%
Liabilities-
TENDER
Co., 5.6
preferred stock—Jan 12
Page
12437
Corp.—
income
bonds
due
1963
Company and Issue—
3,715
demand deposits:
Domestic banks
Jan 20
Page
1
42
Terminal
Buildings Co.—
1st mtge. 50-year s. f.
bonds, due April 1, I960.
Peerfield Packing Corp., 3%%
Jan 15
and
24
1,390
145
...
—
demand
during week
^December
sinking fund debentures_Feb
Advertising Co., preferred stcck
Debits to
Interbank
Feb
11,641
-
Foreign banks
Borrowings
Date
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—
1st mortgage bonds, 3%% series, due 1970-
General Outdoor
U. S. Government deposits
—
+
+
57
134
14
+
+
+
1,278
1,367
1,332
Interbank
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Bush
Demand deposits adjusted
:
54,648
Time deposits, except government.—17.645
+
652
+
38
-—1,669
—
+
—»
142
64
349
deposit accounts, except
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,
.
figures revised
31,341
(Chicago District).
12434
1
43
May 15
12436
Beginning with the statement for Wednesday, March
11, 1953, which will be released on March 18, the weekly
1-30
1-16
2-
1
1-26
2-
'
1
1-20
2-25
IOC
2-
2r
D12
1
;
2r
1
2-
1-15
1-15
.
2- 1
t20c
:2-i3*
.
1
1386
T
3-25
,
3-10
20c
•'+20c
'
1*
1-26
$1
•
;2-l«
115
4-1
20c
<quar.)——,—
1
50c
....——
."
$1.25
,
.
1-15
■
preferred- (quar,)
Ltd., $1.30 pref.; (quar.)
Light (stock dividend).^.
&
.-35c
t
:i-i5
<2- t
2- %
<
2-
.
1-15
;
1-13
1
:DI5
.
3-20
l32,/aC
.
1-15
2- 1
25e
3iy«c
preferred' (quar.)————.
$1.40
Canada Cement Co.,
Carolina Power
>
30c
-preferred;;
2-26
2-16
11-6
11^4%
2-25
I 1-14
75c
3- 6
$1.05
2-10
200
1-31
35c
2-1
.
5%
.
"
.
Carreras, Ltd., Amer. dep. rets. B ord (final)
Caterpillar Tractor Co., common (quar.).—
4.20%. preferred (quar.)
Central Electric 8c
Central
$li60
Gas
Co.
(quar.)—^4.—^
Illinois Securities, $1.40
pfd. (quar.)
37MtC
(accum.)
Central Power & Light, 4 %
preferred
pfd< (quar.)
Central Vermont Public Service Corp.—
Quarterly
4%
—
:»
Bank
—
Columbia
Inc.
System, Inc.
Pictures Corp.—
preferred
participating preferred
Corn
Rubber,
Exchange
5%
5%
Bank
Quarterly
Detroit-Michigan
preferred
1-31
2-13
1-16
75c
3-20
3-
5-
1
4- 6
$2
2-
1
1-20
%
2-15
1-26
$1.12%
4-
1
3- 5
50C
3-
5
2-16
65C
3-1T
87 %C
3-31
2-1
1-21
2-14
1-30
2-
2-16
2
1-31
1-12
1-15
12-31
10c
1-15
12-31
5c
—
1-15
12-31
1-15
Gas Co.
Trust
Stove,
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
——
—
(quar,).—
——
net Investment income—
(quar.)..—
pfd. (quar.)—.
Eastern Township Telephone Co. (quar.)—
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., common—
6% 1st preferred (quar.).—
——
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Esmond Mills, 5 7*
pfd. (entire issue called
for redemption on Feb. 2 at $22.25 per
share plus this dividend)—
—
Exeter & Hampton Electric (quar.)
Federal Grain, Ltd., $1.40 pref. (quar,)
Firth Sterling, 7% preferred (quar.)
—„
Fisher (Henry)
Packing
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light (quar.)
Food Machinery & Chemical—
3%% preferred (quar.)—
Ltd., 4%
T
1-15
1-30
1-29
2- 2
50C
2-16
5-15
50c
8-15
50c
11-16
25C
2-15
1-: 7
25C
2-15
1-17
(N. Y.)—
Co.
Metals & Supply Co.
1-
2-16
500
1st preferred—,
7
1-15
62 %c
$1
(quar.)———
1-
$1.50
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)———
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A
Class B (quar.)
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
Eastern Bakeries,
1-15
60c
(s-a)
5%
From
2-16
75C
Consolidated Natural
Converse
1-21
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1-21
i
25c
Participating
Concord Electric Co., common
6%
210
$1.06 Y*
Fund
Community Frosted Foods Co., class A
1st
2- 2
50C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
$1
25c
(quar.).
Gas
1-15
1
bo.—
(s-a)
Illuminating Co., com
preferred
(quar.)
Golgate-Palmolive-Peet, common (quar.)—_
J $3.50
preferred (quar.)——.—
—_—
Fund,
1-26
•
87 Vic
(quar.)—
preferred
Colonial
2-
2-3
j
50c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Inter-Terminal RR.
Cincinnati
Ducommun
NOTICE
-1-16
95c
preferred <quar.)_j.__i>—^
$1.20
$4.25
+
709
obligations
1-15
1-29
California -Water & Telephone Co.—
.
'
Commonwealth
securities
Other loans
Other
stocks
—
pur¬
Loans to banks
list of corporate
a
lor
dealers
Real estate loans
Notices
common
and
Government
6,
Other
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fttnd '
23,201
-
brokers
to
1-26
50C
$1.50 .1st preferred (quar.)—.———
"80C -2nd preferred
(quar.)———-———_
Columbia
chasing or carrying:
U.
and
313
2-2
20c
$4.50
Commercial, Industrial, and agricultural
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
Below will be found
—
39,279
Loans—gross
Contingent liability on'accept¬
ances purchased, for
foreign
preferred
...
,
78,504
38,692
Investment*—Total
and
Loans
1-21
$1
——
Cleveland Electric
(In millions of dollars)
;1- 9r
;1-19
16C
Gas, common—
(quar.)—
——^—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
3%% preferred (quar.)
Inc. (+) or
2
"2- 4
$1
preferred
2-16
*2-
25C
Chase National
ber banks follows:
27,543
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
week
Decreases of $1,230 million in reserve
balances with Federal Reserve Banks and $1,669 million
Dec.
.
in
570,632
liabilities
1,247,148
+
342,673
■
+
1 •■■■•{>
20,902,244
;
_
t
-
2.815,310
+
218,196
•w
26,032,103
C
Deposits:
Total
-433,373
ended
JPteder&J. Reserve Notes,
Foreign
+
>
cities
1-16
.3- 2
20c
Bullock's, Inc., 47o preferred (quar.)—
Burroughs " Adding Machine Co. (quar.)——
Caldwell Linett:. Mills, Ltd., common——..—
member
1-T9
y*c
Boston Woven Hose-& Rubber Co—
•
2
1-30
"$3"
,'_u.———
■—1
(quar.)
2-16
2-
tl5c
Buda Company
25,585
+
3-12
3-16
•
3- 2
•
50C
class -A'—.—s.
.'j_—
fisheries/ Corp., common (quar.)—_
.preferred
$3.80
4,042
+
3-20
Ami ' Co.,
Booth
+>•. 343,167
11
—
$1.25
Banco De Los Andes—Amjeiican shares^..—;
5
—
452,020
—
48,337
Other assets..
15~990
+
3,786,759
iBank premises—
3-31
50c
32533
3ln Volume 176.
1-20
2- 1
37Vi0
_
•
this Issue;
1-26
$1.25
'
938,654
1-13
2- 1
(quar.)—_
2,076,297
*-
;
Other banks--
cash
+
2- 2
$1.25
Corp., common
Brockton Taunton
securities
1- 2
15c
25C
———
,
Jan 26
1-21
1-15
5% preferred (quar.)
Anderson, Clayton & Co. (quar.)
^._
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
; Class -A -(quar.)
4Va% " preferred
(quar.)——'—
Armour & Co., $6- conv. prior pfd. (acoum.)
Atlas Powder Co.. <4%' preferred (quar.)—
Axe Houghton Fund, class B (quar.)—;
American Viscose
Co.—
convertible -serial pref. stock, series A—
cum.
1-15
2
2-
.
15c
1
(quar.)
1-16
1-30
75C
(monthly)—
(quar.)——
Co., common
.'. it- 7
2- 2
50C
(quar.)
Lines, Ltd.—
5 % non-cumulative preferred (quar.)_—
43
50-year gold bonds, series A, due 1961—
1—_Mar 1
Southern Pacific Co., 3% conv. debs., due I960———Jan 28
-Southeastern Public Service Co.—
V 822,152
+
■
Electric
Pacific
711iO90
7,655,082
*,705,598
—
13,773,071
Bonds
630
+
12,100
—
1,138,273
+
—
1-15
;
50C
(s-s) -*
American "Metal, Products Co.
32158
,
14,158
preferred
$1
American President
Page
Manufacturing Co., class A stock—
.——Apr 1
Esmond Mills, Ltd.—
' ,'
Outstanding 5% cum. redeemable preferred shares—Feb
2
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
1
Outstanding 4% series A convertible s. f. debs.——_Jan 15
Noma Electric Corp., 3% % s. f. debentures, due 1958—Feb
2
<301,331
+
—
38
—
5.048,516
Notes
1,179.590
-
—
1,046,550
Certificates...
49,999
37,050
—
359,070
industrial loans"
.*•
+
21,935,706
American-Marietta
5%
^
(quar.)——
American Home Products Corp:
Holders
Payable o/ iCee.
'
(quar.)—
Corp.
American Equitable Assurance (N. Y.)
American Fidelity Co." (quar.)___—
32438
47
47
-
Brillo
Other cash
;
.
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
F,"
;
f.
Share
,r
Amerada; Petroleum Corp.
■
"15-year 4%%- s.
.
.
;Abercrombie & Bitch^'
*
debentures^ due April 1, 1962
-Feb 1
Noma Electric Corp., 3%% s. f. debs., due 1958-—_—_Jan 31
Pet Milk Co., 4 Vi %
preferred stock
.-Feb 16
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—
1st mtge. bonds, 3 l/z % series, due Nov. 1, 1964-——Jart 15
Seabrook Farms Co., 33/*% sinking fund debentures—-Feb
1
Sun Ray Drug Co., 15-yr. 3'/*% debs., due Aug. 1, 1961_Feb
1
1st mtge. bonds, 3lA%
r
Name of Company
,
..' •
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2c
2-
2
1-13
.
2- 5
5- 5
5
11
5
1-15
20C
2- 2
1-16
i$i
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
25c
45C
1-31
1-17
127aC
2- 9
1-23
15c
2- 2
1-10
62 %C
2- 2
1-16
25c
65c
2-
2
1-15
1- 7
t35c
2-
1
1-16
$1.75
2-
1
1-16
1-10
1- 2
$1
75c
93%c
1-15
1- 7
2
1-15
2-
44
(180)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name of
Life
Freiman
(A.
4%%
Insurance
J.),
Ltd.,
preferred
Fullerton
Share
Company
Franklin
Oil
5%
preferred
Special
Grand
Union
Co.
Hartford
Horn
A
Hardart
Houston
Power,
Gasoline
Interstate
Investment
1-31
1-16
1-31
1-16
1-16
Springfield Gas Light
2-16
1-16
Standard Fuel, 4%%
Standard Silica
Corp.
Co
25C
55c
pfd.
Common
5%
net
$1
Fund
net
(from
Stores,
investment
60c pfd.
Inc,
2-
5%
1-16
1
2-25
1
1-23
2-28
2
Co.
1-15
12-31
10c
1-15
2-25
2-16
1-31
1-15
10c
2-10
1-23
20c
1-31
1-15
Aetna
$3.50
preferred
Liquid
(quar.)___.
Carbonic
4-
1
held
3-13
Corp.,
:
2-
2
1-17
87 %c
2-
2
1-17
35c
:
common
3-
1
2-13
(quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
Extra
Bleachery,
Mailman Corp.,
15c
Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.).
1-
1-20
1-
$15c
B
McColI
(quar.)——
Frontenac
McGraw
This
<F.
H.)
;
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.
$1.50
preferred—
& Co.,
clears all
payment
McKay Machine
Oil
arrears—
Co.
(quar.)
Meyercord Co. (quar.)/
Michigan Central RR.-(s-a)—-
3-16
1-
2-
2
Miller
(I.)
A
Minneapolis
Minute
Sons
2-
2
2-
2
2-27
1-31
75c
2-10
40c
4-
1
3-20
Gas
Maid
Co.
2-
1
(increased)—______
28%C
Dry Corp.
(quar.)
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40%
4.50%
preferred
4.80%
Neon
Products
of
$1.20
2-
2
2-
2
Merchandise
State
Y.
2-
15c
2-
25c
1
(quar.)'
pfd.
(quar.)_J-
Canada
(s-a)___
$1.50
Electric
Northwest
(accum.)
Insurance
-
__
$1.18%
Oklahoma Gas A Electric
Oklahoma Natural Gas,
Co.
33-
New
2-
1-12
1-
preferred
8
1-
1-31
50c
2-16
1-30
2-16
1-30
2-
1-19
%C
50c
2
25c
2-
2
3-10
2-
2
6
I"
35c
1-31
1-31
1-16
2-
1
1-
~
3.75%
3-
2-16
2
Stock
Rice-Stix,
Inc.
(quar*)Rike-Kumler Co. (year-end).
2-
1
1-20
75c
3-
3
1-20
3-
5
2-13
2" 5
2-13
50e
50c
Z—
50c
Robbins & Myers,
$1.50
A
Inc.,
participating
Participating
Rochester Gas
4%
(accum.)
common
Power,
8 it Jff Fine
com.
Foods, Inc., 4%
Remedial
Shlrriff's,
IIII—II""
conv.
Loan
Liquidating;
Seneca 'Falls.
5
3-16
Co.
(quar.)—
iS^errj
1st preferred
Speeial Investments
Common
(quar.)
convertible
Corp.,
7
IllIII•!—j""~
Southeastern Public
Service, 6%
pfd.
common
A—
(quar )
(quar.)
&
Securities,
,
2-16
$1.02%
$1.18%
3-
2
2
2-
2
1-14
2-
$1.16 !
2
1-14
25c
1-26
50c
1-31
1-15
•
+
1-15
25C
1-30
40c
2-
2
$1.50
2-
2
65c
3-13
30c
lie
*
30c
1-15
'
1-
2-16
1-15
Beneficial
56J/^
2-
2
5%.
(quar.)
1-16
12-31
.1-15
1-15
2
(quar,),
Co.
1-26
1-9
•
40c
1-
1-16
55c
.
-
1-15
,15c
5c
•
:
/
12-31
„
5c
Tr21-
1-
2-20
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(quar.)—
—_ii__
6%
t
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;
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1-21
1-23
12-30
1-15
12-31"
1-15
12-31
1-15
_
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12-31
5%-'
2-27
1-2
25c
2-
1-12
20% '
2" 2
1-12
30c
1-15
1- 2
.
•
Fund,
Connecticut
7"
International
Corpi,
Ltd.,""
Public Service Co. (stock"
share-for each five held___^
Concord
Inc,
-
.
;
Community
One
"17%C
(from
9
*%•
investment income)
1-21'
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4
(initial)
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1-15
1-31
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Commonwealth Gas Corp, (stock dividend).
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Commodore
-
1-16\
1-30
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2
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Columbia - Pictures- Corp. (stock dividend)
2% %
Combined Enterprises, Ltd.; 5% pfd. (q'uan )f. '
$$125
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■> 12-15
"60c
(annual).—_
(quar.)
dividend
.
2-
3oc
.
(quar.f—:
Manufacturing Co.
(E.
Stock
1:
20c
(quar.)______
•
(quar.)—common
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preferred
.
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1-12
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•
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(quar.),—
Bethlehem Foundry & Machine
Biltmore Hats, Ltd., common
Binks
3-
2
<:|l;g
1-20
2 1
$5Cc .ki i lrl5
-
%
Corp.'- (quar.fi,—.—110c
preferred
$1
>".2S
(B.
1-15
-
2* 2
75c
15c
--
3-
.
,
',4-15'-1+-2:.
$1.50
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8-10
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2-2V.
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2-16
2-
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1-23
9
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12-31
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(quar.)______IIH"
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Aluminum Products Co.. (quar.)
coghn
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t$l;75
/
.
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i
2-1
•
50c
-/
12-22
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Club
12-19
1-15
%
1.30
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1-16
1-20
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*
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(quar.)
common
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,
.
1-16
,
^2
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Ry.. 5% preferred 4quar.)__—
5% preferred (quar.)_—„___^___:__.
5% - preferred *'(quar.)..
5'.% preferred
Clinchfield Coal
12-31
of
quar.)t.
'—:__-—
Stores,
Electric,
1-
•
1
Common-(s-a>
12-17
1-26
45-,•
i-ia
112-31
1-12
Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago A St. Louis Ry.
1-16
-
1-31;
.■
-
1-20
1-14
!
15c
.
(Canada)... (quar.) ,,11^'—LlV.
Works
1-5
1-15
.
$1>50
«•
Berland Shoe
1-31
1
2-
(quar.),,,,15c
.
Benrus Watch Co.
Bliss
2
Corp,
Mortgage Guaranty
1-14
5
2-
'
20c
Telephone
_
2-
56%e
,
Year-end
5
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'
(quar.)—,,
x..—
1-16
1-
30c,
prior preferred (quar.)——,;
Belknap. Hardware •& Mfg. Co.,- common.—
Bell
A
Inter-Terminal
preferred (s-a).__
Cincinnati,/ New Orleans
1-20
.
preferreds(quar.)
Cincinnati
,1- 5
'2-1
(quar.)
____
1-26
'
2
2-2
10c
$3
5
2-13
2-
$25c
,
Belmont Iron
10c
93%c
B
$6 4st-
Cincinnati Gas
12-20
(quar.),,,.,,—.^;.45cr, 2-: 2;;i
l-~9
1-
2 "
2t 2--•
5c
4%
BeauxrArts Apartments, Inc.—»
2- 5
$10
1-
7-
12-31
+1-15
2%%
1-8
.
•"
11
1-8
12-18
2
2-2
$3
Bausch At Ipmb Optical Co,, common (quar.)
Baystate Corp.
1-15
4c
$1.08%
;
Bathurst Power 0: Paper Co., Ltd.,: class A—'-. $75c
Class
.2-16
15c
;
2-
.
9
19,11-
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—
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,
I-15
SI.18
——
Chenango & UnadUla Telephone Corp.—
"4%% preferred
Chesapeake A Ohio Ry.
"
3%%: conv. preferred (quar.),—
Chicago Corp. (quar.)
1
Chicago. Molded Products (quar.)
\il\l
1-31
37%c:
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12-31
1-15
1.21
•
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12-26
1-15
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3-
52%c
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17-%c
(quar.)
Chadbourn Hosiery Mills, Inc.—
Common (stock dividend )__
Chemical.Research
Corp.
2-
"i"
'40c
.-.Extra.,.—
1-8
1 *
1-15
..
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■'
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8
1-30
2-
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.
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—
(quar.)—,
37!Ar
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-
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l-^o
$1 "
50c
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Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
Central Kansas Power,-43,i% pfd.
••
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i
15
l3-':'2
'
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(qtiar.)„„_.;.\;
1-
$1.25
—
..Monthly
Monthly
1-10
3- 2
$i 25
preferred"Tq"uaV.)II"I"
1-26
$1
preferred
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1
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12-31
12
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1-30
3- 2
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1-
2-2
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.
preferred (quar,)____.
:____
Knitting Co.,. Ltd.
Central Aguirre Sugar Co. (quar.)_____
,
,.;7% preference (quar.)
Bartgis Brothers.Co. (quar.),,—
Basin Oil Co. of California (monthly)
—
Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.) _i.HII
Pacific Power, common
(quar.)_I
Smith-Douglas
■
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56c
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(quar.).
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4%%
3-
li%e
25c
1-/6*
12r301'
2- 2
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.
1-15
$1.25.-
(s-a>_
Bankers Trust Co.TN. Y.) (increased
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.—
5
pfd. (quar.)
Assm,/ Ltd
6% preferred
Sinclair Oil
$5
3-
Bond
,•
non-voting
5%
Central
1-8
r
2-27
.
Celtic
■
1-30
Co.—
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share lof.tthe new 4
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common
stock for'".
I %
.
1-27
j
10c-
America
3-5
3-16
(interim!.!—ZIII"
Ban' Francisdo
Sierra
IIIIIIII"'
(quar.)" "
preferred.
(quar.)__
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
Royal Dutch Petroleum
3-16
i_
-
preferred - (initial)
Celotex Corp., common <quar.)
I-*9f
2
1-20
'•
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12-isI
1
V
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4.80%
12-23
3-2:
4 i^3r
1-30
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* .'475c
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(flnal'),,/-^!/::*''2%,1;-
(quar.)
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Central Ohio Light & Power (quar.)_^/._
^
Central- Republic
Central West Utility,Co. ;(ann.ual)_________
2-
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3- 2
r
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'42-31
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-
-
common
Stock'/dividend
-
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-
-
each share common held)
Carpenter
...
*
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Carrier-Corp.,^.4%
12-31:'
„
1-28
22%c
Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Rubber
1-
' 2- 2
20c
,
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co„ common
;
3-16
'
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(quar.)
Wilcox
dividend
Bankers
5
35c
-.IIIl
F
4%% preferred I
Rockland Light &
1-
50c
(quar )
com.
1-15
25c
$1.12%';:
J15c
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,60c -
f
6-26
20c.--,.' 2-15
(quar.K
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Ltd.
'
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1-15-
Carolina
:
1
Extra—
1-15
37 %c
(quar.)^_
(quar.)
Electric Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred H (quar,).J
4.65%
;
preferred
A
preferred
440%
2- 2
$1
Riverside Cement Co.—
class
&
Baldwin
37 %c
3
Western
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/class
•
12-31
2
7-
:: $$142%;(extra)—*• 75c
Bqldwin-Lima-Hamilton
_
2-
$1.12%
preferred
1-2
Ry.,
.preference
"-Stock-..dividend'* (One
5%
,
f
$2.25
prr?ference,_—T
(quar.)
' V;
Lumber "Co.;
>
-..: •
5,
•
.
""T-15
$1,25
common—
Mfg. Corp., $2.25 preferred
Baldwin
(Name changed to Colonial
Fund, Inc.)
Company (quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile Co.
(increased quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, common
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)„
pfd.
-
Ingersoii-Rand
non-cum,
Cannon
12-15
1
• -
"2-93
$$150.
Ltd*-(quar.
12-31"
1-15
4-2-19'
if
A-fl
til 73T v 2-15
Canadian
1-18'..
1-15
2-
$1.75
preferred B
Babcock
Randall
;'
120o: :
w,
Canadian/Vickers,
; -
.v.
•.
Nichols & Co.; common
$1.20 convertible prior preference
1-30
25c
1-30 -f
$1.25r„
Austin,
1-30
2-14
Ltd.,
non-cumulative
Avco
2-14
$1.35
1..1-
t
1-26
Ltd.— 1
+
;■
" ■ .'> 4%% .1st;prefeu-red ,(quar.)1.12% '1-1S / Vt4«
;•
r
1-15;
1-15;
-
30~
12-31'
-
1*1
Ltd.—
Canadian' Refractories,
1-20'
1-20"/
2+20
$2,25 5 25c .->
.f
(quar.)—
convertible
Atlas'Steels,
2
84c
IIIII
1
2
1.-15
•
25c
*
Atlantic Realty, $6 preferred
Atlantic Refining Co.—
1-16
15c
Woolen Co.,
4%;
3-
$1,
;
T.ofi
tl5c 1 "
"
1
%
:'*rjcr
(quar.)
:
**12-311
'2-16
\-ntl
-
Canadiair/Pacific
2-
,
1-31'
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.—~
Canadian
.■
12-31
2-1
/
;
(quar.)____
7% preferred (quar.);.
City Electric, common
4% preferred (quar.)
4.35'% preferred (quar.)
1-24
10c
<quar.)_;
Alegre Sugar Corp. (reduced)
Railway tt Light Securities Co.
5%
1-15
2-
•
,
Bottle
Atlantic
.2-20
'
Thermos
Common
1-19
25c
1-15
12%c:,- 1-15 <12-19,
——'
Equipment Corp.: (quar.)
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
1-30
2-16
59
Corp.
Arnold Constable Corp.
1-14
61 %c
25c
$1.25-
Aro
'1-20
1-30
Phenolic
preferred
4%%
5
1-15
25c
2- 2
•-
-
-
$1.12%
-
Gas
Argus Corporation,
2
1-
1-30
3-10
97%
1-13' '"yii'2''
■-•Year+end/.i._,_.':'W27%"b/
Industries, common 4year-end) I_ : / "'$400:'
Canadian
-
/
(quar.)__
'
40cr..*'
hoc
:
t'7%„.preferred (quar.)_
i_,
4.50%
9
,
4Q
2%%.'*<
preferred
o,
25c
(hi.„'+_,j^
preferred
(quar.}_2______Canadian General Investments;-Ltd.—
'
Appalachian Elec. Power, 4%%
1-20
1
~
quar
Punta
partic.
1-19"
each
Anglo-Huronlan, Ltd.
i-20
2-16
$1
(quar.)
5.40%
2
2-
Hampshire—""
preferred
2-
50c
~
3.35%
$1.25
1-29
-
for
$6 prior preferred
(quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-al^
Ampal-Americao Palestine Trading Corp.—
4% preferred (accum.),,—
1-20
25c
37 %c
_____
-
3-13,
American Zinc Lead & Smelting'
1-20
2
%c
28
32%c
(reduced)
(increased
1-31
2-
■
37 %c
(quar.)_—
Co.
of
;
20c
37%c
(quar.)__
Year-end_L
Co.
V 4- 1
American
6
_
Public Service
$1.75
share
10
li5-;
",
■37ulC.
6%/
American
6
3-
$175
(quar.),—:}**>.,
Canadian
3
preferred
12-31
•
15
£so^-- lis
_______
2
Telephone Co. (Abilene Kan.)-^/.
5%
preferred (quar.)
American Telephone Ss Telegraph Co, (quar.)
6
1
(quar.)_IIIIH_"I—*
Corp.
1
1
—
Pacific Public Service Co.—
$1.30 1st preferred
Park A Tilford Distillers
Permanente Cement Co.
4-
Ltd.
1
?'
——
1-
American
1-16
4-
■
Petroleum
2-15
20c
...
Pioneer
2-5
.
5
Corp.,
1-18
1-20
$117% '•
Co.:. (quar;)i/_j+•
Canadian Car 61 Foundry
Co.,
Common-* (quar.)
Class A
Extra
1-20
4-
(s-a)
(increased)
Oliver United
Enters, Inc., class A
Class B (quar.)—
1-
2
$1.12 %
—„_
common
(quar:)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.) —w—■
4%%; preferred (quar.)__
-
1-17
3- 2
Ry.
.
:,.?5
1
2-
40c
+:
(initial):*,/_,^___Ij/•.
Northern Power
Southern
4-
American
1-15
1-19
$1.12%
Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)__;
Onondago Pottery Co.
1-31
2-
140c
Nunn-Bush Shoe Go.
Co.
i-16
1-16
$1.50
(Hartford)—"
Airlines, 4.60% preferred'(quar.)
Leather
1-19
Co., common (quar.)
45c
2- 2
6%
preferred (quar.)__—37%c
•
2- 2
American News Co. (bi-monthly)
?5q ;/, 1-15
1-16
93 %c
~~~
Corp., common (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)____I
Northwestern Fire A Marine
Insurance
Noyes (Charles F.) Co
Ohio
2-15
1-31
Cement
f
0
Z
75c:.'.'
com- ^quar-)—'
8?
Cordage Co.; Ltd.—; //"?.
i / - ' VClass gA.-fquar44i-••
2. ? < /i2-3iv
CanatUan/Bronze Co., xommon (quar.)
*$32c • • 2-1 P'r 1+10/
5%, /preferred
L___/i$i 25'" * 21-10 =
12-19
2- 2
rr.~r
American Natural
1-15
1-30
47 % C
convertible
Northeastern
1-15
3- 1
35c
American Metal Co.,
1-15
1
1-30
IOC
preferred
6%
preferred
Northern Illinois
2
26
25c
Co.
A Gas, common—.
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)__
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)____i__
Norma-Hoffman Bearings Corp.—
3%%
4%%
30c
50c
(quar.)
(one
7I
lO-'l:
*
JJ'sq I
10-29
Canada Western
"
/ 31 %C
common (quar.),
preferred (quar,)—_r_,
4%% preferred (quar.)
Amerlcan National Fire Insurance (quar.)_
1-20
56%c
Canada
1-17
Foundry Co.—
dividend
7*29
'
srra-
:
.(quar.),I,4____„_:______,_
A
Canada
'1-14
-
V
'" lf
•
P^ckmg Corp. ,;-(quar.>j^EZilE.
<
Canada General Fund
4
62 Vic
(quar.)_
5%
1-15
25c
Class
...2- 2\?>
'
i
Canada
3-10
2-
'1-30
v
12yaC
,
Y.)~
(N,
American-Marietta Co.,
1-15
50c
Western
N. Y.
506
(quar.)
held;
1-15
2
_~
Brothers, Inc.-, 4%%
N.
(year-end)
pfd.
1
1
>
3-
'
'
Refrigerating <fc Terminals Co. (s-a)
Foils,
Ltd., common
1
1-15
3.90%
9
2
2-
Inc,.- (quar.)
Inc.,
Department Stores Corp.
Year-c-nd
Neisner
1-
2-
(quar.)___
Straus-Duparquet,
1-16
$1.10
$1.12%
4-
Camden
2-12
4-15
1-23
;_
National Airlines,
National
Co.
1- 8
4- 8-
^
(quarltlH
$3 pfd.
(quar.•
California Portland
12-19
3-10
•
_
1-16
1
(quar.)
■
Munising Paper, 5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Narragansett Electric,- 4y2% pfd.
(quar.),,
Nathan
2-10
5c
pfd.
(quar.h.,,,.,
preferred
•
California
1- 5
%
'1-20:.
75c
93%c
•
4- 8
-c
•
tqnarj•preferred 1 quar.)'_—__" • - - -
75c
Stock
III
4-29
4-29 /
$1oS
preferred
American Distilling Co.
(quar.)50c
American Gas & Electric— * '
-
1- 5
2-
40c
1-20
75c
American Machine & Foundry—
(quar.)
Mission
7%
.
1-15
f™
'
^
$50c
.
(quar.)___
"9r-eg0n PoWer Co''
2-19
$25c
5%
1
4-15 "12+28
t$lM
——
%VeaT-end)__—4~"""
$4.70 preferred
3-12
,
} J
.
,.1-15/' 12-28
' ''"5c
F^.Co.IIIIIIIIII":"""""
Brothers
75c
7%
1-14
1-15
: /;17%c
Co.—^
preferred
6%
—r____,
Common
1-20
1-31
1-15
2-17
20c
—
Insurance Co.
Co.
&
2- f
12-23
-j,-,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Board,
Can
2I
JK ■;
Byere"*. M.S'., torn"W! .*
3- 2
(quar.)
com.
Co.
Box
American Car
Corp.—
$1.60 prior preference
Mfg.
12-31. '
1-15
Z
,
FrVf^en'ce—"::^
/rermina
Butler
•
1-20
..
American
1-21
10c
A
Bush
BoUUrt
Payable of Reo.
15c
Canada,.Ltd.—
Sugar,
American
'
25c
Class
1.17
(quarIf."
Preference-^
g
1
^
i l
Ltd" ^ss A Preference—
'
9.
$$1.18%
~~T"——-
common—-"""I .-1
Co.,
'mefVrVnrl
A
ClaS
6c
(quar.)
Alliance
American Book
When
—
American Automobile Insurance Co.
9
$25
_
Class
50%
common
31
;
" ;i$i 50
-"
Cnl&ECQ
be
to
—
Common
__
;
of
19
q
California Electric Power,
Quarterly
1-15
$25c
meeting
(quar.)
of
Goods
American
1-15
„
(quar.)—
Aluminum
1-1G
$15c
1-15
1
stockholders
Corp.__.
Inc. (year-end)
preferred
,=
"
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
7%
annual
Corp.,
Amalgamated
2-13
1-15
75c
—
,
4%
9
20c
Maytag
2-
55c
to
19)
America,
preferred
(quar.)
$3.75
1-14
1-31
G%
Co.—
Inc.
Mills,
Stores
Aluminum Co.
2
1-15
$15c
„
(W. L.) Corp
:
Company, $3 preferred (quar.)_„_
McChbe Grain, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Allied
19
,
,
week, these being given in the
(accum.)
the
Mfg.
Aluminum Co.
2
25c
(quar.),
5%
Maxson
Class
1-
10c
Inc.
Ltd.,
Massey-Harris Co.,
1-15
$$1.25
■
„
Lowell
at
Fund,
Alabama
2-13
50c
preferred
Burger Brewing
Share
(subject
Feb.
on
9
t4n.
.
ClasiSn?^r% ®n' 'Class A (<luar l—^--
2
The list does not include divi¬
*
Insurance
dividend
approval
3-16
40c
r_
preferred
Buckeye Incubator
Alloys, Inc.—
preferred
Life
Stock
,
o
"
4506
Company
Aluminum
Ainsworth
held)
5%
.
.
$1.25
this
2nd
Brfstol-MmserCod 3(3U^r')Tfr~r
Brwkly^ Uifion Gas' Co.,
give the dividends announced in previous
we
Affiliated
(quar.),
common
Corp.—
(quar.)
announced
$1.10
12-31
15c
(quar.)
Service
4.
tinp
Extra
basis)
Per
Acme
Jpnes, class A and class B (stock
dividend) (One non-cum. red. preference
Printing Co.,
.'.
monthly
a
;
,
y
preceding tabfc.
A
Salt
Public
Nam* nt
20c
share for each share of class A & B
on
2-11
Apparel Inc.
(quar.)__
LaCrosse Telephone Corp. (quar.)—,.
Lincoln
(now
preferred
dends
2-10
3-
(quar.)
weeks and not yet paid.
1-25
2-16
(quar.)_
Pacific RR. Co,
(quar.)
Lovett Grocery Co.-r
Below
1-15
1
6%
1-20
&
Increased
12-31
income)
2-24
1-31
1-21
(quar.)
1-16
2-16'
Winn
2
1-30
(quar.)——
3-10
10c
1-
13 %C
L'Aiglon
Leslie
25c
75c
1-15
share plus
Per
12-20
1-21
1-31
46c
2
i->.3i
1.15
,
a
'
Produces, Ltd.—""
Columbia Power Co., Ltd."
A
(quar.)
British Columbia
Telephone Co.
"
1-16
1-31
1-
1*15'
1-15
—""
Class
2-20
13%c
-
1-31
50c
3- 2
Western
(from
income )
S-4
B-3
65c
2- 6
62 %c
Series
!
2- 1
2- 1
British
6
35c
Cos.
April 1 at
dividend)
3-
40C
_
2
for redemp-
_
—
Coal
_
(quar.)
3,90
J10c
125c
~—""
Quarterly
1-21
1-
,'Hoc
32%c
(quar.)—
1-31
1-16
$1.37%
1-15
2-
50c
10c
$5.50
prior preference
Ventures, Ltd.
1-20
2-27
15c
1-10
1
lif«n
this
2-16
2
$1.06%
2-
Co.
(entire issue called
British Columbia Forest
2-20
$1
—.
U0c
Hydraulic
1-10
2-
50r
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
class A
$2
5
3- 2
3
3-18
3-
1-10
3- 2
2-
$1.25
2-
2- 1
75c
2-
2-
2-14
1
$1.06%
2-11
3
20c
1-15
!
Special
2-11
3
3-
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
Troy Sunshade
entirely
—-
56%c
Universal Pictures, 4%% preferred (quar.)_
Valley Mould & Iron Co., common (quar.i__
3
3-
5c
(quar.)—
Co.
&
Bridgeport
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
70c
.
C°" Ud" Cla5S
(quar.)
Brillo
7
United Electric
3-
—
P.)
A
1-20
1-
—„
(J.
Chs^A
1-20
1-15
2
37 %c
(quar.)
Knudsen Creamery Co.,
Lawson
2-
3c
derived
investment
Series
5
9
1
1-15
115c
1-15
1-
1
2-
12%c
Stevens
1-
2-
45c
Supreme Sunrise Food Exchange—
Transamerica Corp.
(s-a)
1
$1.10
$1.06l/4
(quar,)__.
1-
1-15
8
1-20
class A
B
2-20
2-
1-20
<quar.i_,—
3
$1.25
common
Ltd.,
preferred
2
2
1-20
1
—
2
Chemical Corp.—
Custodian
Kobacker
Class
1
1
2-
—
3-
$1.06%
(quar.),
&
preferred
Keystone
Stanley Brock,
22-
(increased quar.)
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B (quar,)___
Corp; (quar,)__—
Kaiser Aluminum
rquar.)—
2-
25c
income
Mills,
A
(quar.),
preferred
$1.25
25c
preferred
conv.
Knitting
preferred
4%%■
25c
preferred
Wisconsin
investment
Jarvis
1-15
1-20
50c
distribution
5%
2
2
1
Inc.—
from
net
2-
2-
2-
Share
(quar.)
Bower Roller Bearing Co. (quar.)
Class
" When
Per
_
97Vac
20c
Engineering Corp. (quar.);
Corp. of Philadelphia (quar.)
Inc.,
2-20
$12%c
,
Quarterly
Jantzen
5c
„
Name of Company
92%c
4.25%
Monday, January 12, 1953
.
Holdert
$1.03%
—
4.40%
.
Boston Edison Co.
(quar.)
2-16
(quar.)
$4
preferred
15c
Reinsurance
Investors Mutual,
Ironrite,
(quar.)
*
Y.)
Corp., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
:
Inter-Ocean
(quar.)—
preferred
68 %c
-
Howard Stores
Inglewood
preferred
4.15%
35c
(quar.)_,
(N.
&
3.90'*
1-20
(quar.)
Co:
Lighting
1-15
2
,
Light
Mfg. Co
Holyoke Water Power
1
2-
62 %C
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)——
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
Hays Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Higbie
2-
25c
—
(quar.)
Electric
3.70%
—
F.)
(J.
1-15
,
—
(quar.)
When
Payable of Rec.
Public Service—
—
(quar.)
common
.
Hartz
1
—
common
Utilities,
2-
Southwestern
•
Share
1-10
$$1.12%
(quar.)
;
:
Per
Name of Company
1-21
$12 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Public
Holders
Payable of Rec.
70c
(quar.)
Co.
Gamble-Skogmo Inc.,
General
Co
.
div.).:
lia-
preferred "(quar.)—.:—
47%c
preferred
(quar.)
$2- preferred
(quae.)
50c
$2.20 preferred <quar.)__
L—"
55c
40c preferred
Consolidated
Car
Consolidated
Dearborn
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd
Heating
(quar.)_:
Corp.
(quar.)
______
10011
rz
^
2-
,
1 y
2.
.<
—_______
Bakeries of
19 21
1
S2.C4
Cqnnohio, Inc.,
:V4V{
4
$1.90"
Consolidated
93
™
r"'~- ""
C
Light A Power Co.—
*19
^
V-3i
256
f7c
~12e
income)
1
2
;{
V
j
I, \
2-1
10C
4-
1*
+505.
2-
2
$1
25c
1
L
2-
,=
2
12*31j
il-W
4,,!
1-
5
^.90
\~*n
U.
1-22
Number 5185
Volume 177
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
When
Holdera
Per
~
Name
of Company
$5
preferred
Consolidated
JLtd.
"
Edison Co.!(N.
Consolidated
Y.)— /
snare
Puyubt€ 0/ Aec.
Name of Company
-
-
General
(quar.
$1.25
2-
2
1-
9
Bakeries,
General
-
Mining St Smelting of Canada,
(s-a)
Baking
General
—i-
Consolidated
Paper
Consolidated
Ltd,
Corp.,
12-12
J35c
:—
1-15
1-15
12-12
General
1-23
12-12
General
Foods
!l-23
Extra
*
12-12
General
Mills,
$75c
(s-a)
Royalties, Inc.,-;partic.
pfd.—
.
15c
.
1-15
Stock
12-31
l/10th share
stock
each
for
Diego Corp.
of San
held.
share
Cash
will
paid in lieu of fractional shares,
•
•
rate
of
$11
4.50%
be
6%
2-
50c
of
preferred
Common
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
'
.
Cornell
1
3-
com..
(quar,)
-.,.5%-,
.
(quar.)_
3-31
1-14
1-26.
1-
2
1-
2
90c
.!!_!'•
$1.75
1-15
$1.31'A
1-15
series
Corporate
preferred
A
Investors,
(quar.)
7c
1-15
10%
1-15
$6
1-16
;
-
Crampton Mfg. Co.
(stock dividend)".!
!__
Co. (quar.)_______!___^-_
Seal, Ltd. (quar.)!_
Crossett Lumber
Crown
Cork
Crown
'
-'
St
7%
7%
7%
■'*
-
preferred
preferred
preferred '(quar.)
$2 "
$1.75
7-
$1.75
(quar.10c
Light, 4Ms%" pfd. (quar.)'___ ' ' $1.13
preferred (quar.)--!----.'" $1.06
2
2-
Brothers, Inc.
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.
Dayton- Rubber-Co., common
f. $2
class A (quar.)_
■DeLaval
New
De
Steam
Turbine—.
Delaware
Detroit
Power
&
Light Co.
Co.
Ry..—
non-cumulative
Match
$1.50
Steel
«•-1 $1.50
Amer.
Dodge
Co.,
Ltd.
convertible
4V2%
(quar.)_
50c
Dominion
Glnss
■1-20
&
Steel, Ltd.
Co.,
! "
common
1-
9
1-
9
2
2-
1
(quar.)
Textile
Donnacona
Dow
2-
$4,50
preferred
1-15
1-
1-30
1-
1-15
1-15
2-
i-
2
1-15
$25c
2
1-15
$1
'.
;
11-
1-15
$40c
2-
2
9
87MsC
1-24
•! 11-
12-
"
10c
2-
1
2-
1
25c
1-13
5-29
25c
1-12
2-1
1-15
Stop Nut Corp. of America-
'25c
2- 2
•
_r_
loc
1-31
7Qc
1-15
;_
€0c
1-15
10c
1-15
Radio St Phonograph Corp
Empire Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
5%
preference (quar.)
J""
2
r
1-15 1
1-
5
1-15
12-31
1-31
12-31
126c
1-15
Evaqs
Eversharp,
5%
(quar.)
Federal
Services
preferred A
'.5It
preferred
2-
2
1-16
'
1
3-16
15c
1-15
1-
2
15c
1-15
1-
2
(quar.)
16V2c
1-15
12-31
$1.25
1-15
12-31
$1.25
(quar.)
1-15
12-31
St
Flash" Fasteners
Mills
Flbur
Rubber
of
Wheel Drive Auto
Corp.
Franklin
preference-
Froedtert
$2120
1-30
1-13
15c
1-16
1-
preferred
Co.
5%
Gardner-Denver
4%
preferred
preferred
Co.,
com.
(R.)
:
1-15
1-15
Hudson
1-15
-
'1-13
-
-
1-13
2-
2
1
.1-15
2-14
1-24
1-i5
1-2
2-
1-15
2
125c
1-15
1-
5
1-
8
A
Corp.
1
—
Power Co.,
4.08%
preferred
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)——
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada,
4%
preferred " (quar.)
Indianapolis
25c
1-15
1-
2
.Industrial
25c
1-15
1-
2
Light
St
Power
(quar.)
12-23
1-15
12-31
2-
2
1-
8
2-
2
1-
8
2-
2
1-
2
2-
Brownhoist
2%%
2-11
1-15
1-15
12-31
1-
2
12-30
1-15
1-
2
125c
1-26
1-
9
1-31
1-15
1-31
2-
4
Industrial
Silica,
Industrial
Trust
2-
4
12-26
Aviation
Shares,
Ltd.—
(from
1-15
City Baking
Co.,
Ltd.
(extral
12 "Ac
quar.)
2-
1
1-15
Inter-Ocean Securities Corp., >4%
50c
3-
3
2-
International
$1
2r
2
1-16
7
6%
Brornze
participating
pfd. (s-a)_
B
(s-a)
(quar.)
4-
1-15
1-
8
8
1-13
2-
1
2-
2
1- 9
1-15
12-21
4-
1
3-20
1-15
12-30
2-
1-15
2
1-15
12-31
5-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
2-2
12-
2-
•
1-15
2
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
1-31
.1-31
2-
1-15
1-19
2
5
1-
1-26
2
1-15
1-15
12-31
2-
2-
1
1-19
1-31
12-31
2-
1-24
1
3-
3
2'
3
3-10
2-19
3-10
2-19
2
1*15
2
2-
5
1-15
1-
2
2-
1-16
2-
3-
1
3-20
4-
1
2-
2
1-12
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-18
1-26
1-15
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
2-
2
2-
2
1-15
1-
7
1-
7
12-31
12-31
1-15
_1- 6
12-15
70c
1-15
1-15
537«c
1-15
12-22
1-15
12-22
50c
1-31
'
.
1-
2
2-
2
1,2-12
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
2-2$
2- 8
2-
2
1-15
2-
2
1-
-
9
—
1$1
1-29
12-31
50c
o2l/ac
4%, pfd
2-27
2-13
*
$2.50
.25c
25c
30c
(s-a) — —
—
12-31
1-
3
Metropolitan Building Co. (quar.)
Brothers. Ind. (year-end)
10c
preferred
(quar.)
—$1.10
preferred
(quar.)
$1.22/a
Michigan Gas Utilities Co. (initial)
—
15c
4.407c
4.907c
Middle States Petroleum—
3-30
3-16
2
1-20
1-20
12-31
1-20
12-31
2-
1
3-23
1-26
1-12
4-
2-
2
12-26
1-
6
2-28
2-16
12%c
10c
2-28
2-16
1-30
1-15
25c
10c
2-
2
12-31
2-
2
1-16
15c
2-
2
1-16
51c
53V-»c
2-
2
1-10
2-
2
1-10
583/4c
2-
2
1-10
2-2
1-2
15c
1-20
16c
3-10
1- 2
1-15
Abrasive
Mid-West
12-
1
2-27
Co.
Power Co.,
preferred
Morrell
12-30
$2.25
20c
1-31
1- 2
50c
1*15
12-31
1-15
12-31
J25c
1-30
1-15
50c
4- 1
3-13
Mount
Mountain
5%
Mountain
1- 5
1-20
(quar.)
$37V2C
1-15
12-15
5%
20c
5c
3474c
35c
—
9
1-30
2-15
1-30
2-15
1-30
1-25
12-31
2
1-15
1-15
12-24
1-15
1- 2
3-
2-26
2-
3
1-27
2-
1
1-
7
1-12
12-
8
1-15
1-30
12-31
1-15
12-15
1-29
1- 8
5c
56'Ac
-
3-
1
2-
1
.
—
—.
(extra)—!
ol7?z
Inn
X20c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
21 c
6J/2C
(quar.)
51,50
——j
9
1-
9
12-30
1-15
12-31
31
1-16
20
12-31
20
12-31
1-15
12-31
Co.—
C2 /2c
1-
1-25
St Telegraph Co.
Dehydrating St Milling
(quar.)
1-
?40c
12'^c
,
—
preferred
2-15
2-16
50c
(quar.)__
—-—•—•—-—•—«—,
Mills, Ltd.
1
.....
81.50
States Telephone
Quarterly
12-31
1-31
States Power Co., com.
National Alfalfa
12-31
1-15
15c
$1.06'/*
40c
$1.3772
37Mac
50c
$1.50
Inc.
preferred
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
Rice
1- 2
1-23
Corp. of America (Calif.)
Royal
9
1-31
' 70c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Motorola,
1-15
3-
Telegraph Co. (quar.)(John) St Co. (quar.)
Morris Plan
1-15
1-
$1
common
—
2
1-30
.10c
Montgomery Ward St Co., common
Extra
2-
(quar.)
Minneapolis-Mollne Co., common (quar.)—
$5.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.50 convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)—
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
(quar.)
Mississippi Power St Light. $6 pfd. tquar.)_
Monmouth Park Jockey Club, com. vtc
Monroe Loan Society, class A
(quar.)—
5V2%
preferred (quar.)—
Montana
2
—
Common
1-20
-4%
25c
(quar.)
common
Midwest Piping St Supply (increased quar.).
Miller Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
—
Miller & Rhoades, Inc., 474% pfd. (quar.)__
$6
1-15
2* 1
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
47c
2-
.
dividend
Stock
Midland Bakeries
1-15
Powders, Ltd.—
preferred
$
1-
4-15
1-15
Ltd.,
1-15
50c
income)—
Extra
Inter
Class
Morrison-Knudsen Co.
(quar.)
12-31
1-15
Michigan Gas A: Electric Co.
60c
shares
1-10
1-15
117%c
Montreal
of North America
1-20
•
1-15
Michaels
Co.
Group
Co.
12-26
9c
?Qc
Co.,
1-22
5%
quarterly
Institutional
Insurance
Oil
12-31
50c
6l/2% pfd. (accum.)
(Providence, R. I.—-
;
'
!__!—
Corp., common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCormick St Co., 5%
preferred
McKales Corp., class A
(s-a)
12-31
Co.—
(quar.)
1-15
20c
133/4c
—
2
t25c
Rayon Corp.—
dividend
~
—!
(quar.)—
1-15
12-26
20c
Corp.
Co.
1-15
Industrial
Stock
2-14
12-31
12-31
$1.06y4
$1
McCord
Ltd.—
__——
2-14
1-15
12-31
Massawippi Valley RR. Co.-(s-a)
—
$3
Chemical CMp.
4^4% conv. preferred 1951 series <quar.)_'..$1.00V4.
McCabe Grain, Ltd., class B (quar.)
U5c
12-31
12y2c
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
Hydraulic-Press Brick Co., new com. (initial),
Illinois
Brick
Co.
(quar.)
_:
1
3-1
Mathieson
1-15
25c
(quar.)__*.
2-14
3-
1-15
—"
(quar.)_
St
1-15
35c from in¬
Co
12-22
1
—w150c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
McColl-Frontenac
and
Car
preference
12-31
12-3)
■Common
Marshall Field
McCall
70c
Motor
1-15
3-
1-15
(incr. quar.)
(quar.) _J—_
Maritime TTelegraph At Telephone Co., Dtd.—
4^i% "cohvertiWe
$2.50
(s-a)
1-30
1- 2
.
■'
$1
(year-end).
9
2
1-15
$1.25
3IV4C
125c
• 20c
$1.50
$1.50
——
Leaf Gardens, Ltd._——
Marine Midland "Corp.
44c
—
income
!
60c
933Ac
cash
Hudson
,
-
77c
2-
2-
Inc.—
Maple
1-31
2-14
Fund,
(Manufacturer# Trust Co, (N.,Y.)
12-29
2- 2
1-31
Bond
investment income
From
12-31
approximately 35c
capital gains payable either In stock
from
or
Manhattan
,
1
45c
—
1-5
25c
(Initial)
5% preferred
Fund, Inc.
(quar.)—
1- 5
1-31
-
62MjC
$1.50
(quar.)
1- 5
90c
(quar.)
common
4.40%. preferred
preferred
4%
r
25c
37'/ac
(quar.)
Finance,
Co.,
convertible
25c
12y2C
1
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Co.
i-15
1-26
3-20
2-
Dock—
1-15
1-15
'
Ltd.
(quar.).
"
preferred series B (quar.)————
Mading Drug Stores, common (quar.)__'_—_
55c
preferred (quar.)_
—-
$1.25
$1.25
Lighting
St
Coal
(quar.)—
!.
.
12-31
25c
—
capital
——
4V4% .preferred
"
1-15
53y«c
preferred- (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_
Howe Scale
5
12-15
1
35c
Worts,
1-
1-15
2-
-
33A%
4.70%
55c
(quart)
(quar.)
Co.
original
_
.
56J/4c
__________
(quar.)
175c
Insurance
4.26%
25c
(increased
1-21
>
25c
60c
^$1
*<50c
10c
IIV2C
10c.
22V2C
(quar.)
Ind.)
(quar.)_—
RR.,
*15c
—
57#
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)—:—.___
5%
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)———
Lowney (Walter M.), Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lynchburg Gas Co
•MacAndrews & Forbes Co., com. -(year-end)
67#
preferred ..(quar.)
Macy (R. H.) St Co.—
12-19
93%c
■
,—
St Co.,-class'A
Inc.
5
2-16
15c-
(quar.)_
57c
1-20
$4
!
Louisiana Power St Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)—
Louisville Gas St Electric, common (quar.)_
1-5
(quar.)_!___!45c
St
2-
1-15
1
Insurance
——
Island
Lorain
5-1
1-20
25c
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
2
25c
(quar.)
,w__
Co.,
1-15
Local
2-2
2
45c
45c
$12%c
>
\lxkc
75c
10c
96'/4c
37720
$1.12Vi
■'
.
Clgss A
.
56'/4C
(quar.)
common
guaranteed
(quar.)
Finance Corp. (R. I.), com.
Preferred
,■
20c
$8c
—-
Ltd
Corp.
Corp.,
Co.
6-10
37'/2C
(quar.)
5%
pfd. B
(quar.)_!_!!!__
common
Walker-Gooderham
Increased
(quar.)
Extra
Gabriel
1-15
1-20
10c
common""", ~~TI
(quar.)
3-11
2- 1
1-12
*
-
(quar.)———
(quar.)__,—
——
Sons, 3.85% pfd. (quar.)__
Wayne,
1-15
1
2-16
$1.50
$1.37y2
5c
(quar.)
preferred! (quar.);_______.
Illinois
20c
Ltd.,
Company,
1-16
1
Funds-
common
Corp.
St
Miami
Long
40c
pfd.
pfd.
Ltd.,
2-
gc
Corp.,
Fuller Mfg.
„
;
series
Comnanies.
Fraser
Mfg.
Common
(quar.)
Custodian
Utilities
Co
Co.,
&•%
Be
•
Four
Electric
67o
1-10
40c
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
5% junior preferred "B" (quar.)
Ford Motor Co., Ltd., 4'/2% pref. (s-a)
Fram
Lithographing,
Household
,
(Fort
Little
G-30
Insur-
!_.
1-10
75c
(quar.)
Shares
Co. of Canada,
America, Inc.—
&
33/*%
preferred v( quar.)______
Powder Co.,: 5% preferred
Hercules Steel Products Corp.—
'7% preferred!A-' (quar.)_!___
Hcrshey Chocolate Corp.—
'
'4Vi%• preferred7A fqrar.)
Hupp
fquar.)
Fund
(quar.)
Corp. (resumed)..
Corp. of America,'/a%'
1-31
$1.50
(Marshall), see Marshall Field & Co.
1500. Walnut Street Corp., $3 pfd. (accum.)
Trust
Inspection
1-31
Field
Tire
3-31
3-
T/2C
7Vac
(accum.)—
—
2-
40c
!—
Foods, Inc,—
5%
preference
(quar.U
75c
First Mutual
Boiler
62yac
^Increased
Co.
Co.
Marx, (quar.)
$1.06!A
preferred (quar.)
Flbreboard Products, Inc.—
I&■'£: prior preferred (quar.)—!;
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland—
Firestone
Steam
Tire
Special
J40c
$1.75
!
(quar.).:
National Life
Link-Belt
pfd. (quar.)
(year-end)
(Pa.)
fc
Inc.
Mines,
Co.
Stores
Lincoln
1-16
$1.25
75c
$1
50c
37V2C
7'/2C
4rpreferred (quar.)—————
Lewis" Brothers, Ltd
..
12-31
Hunt
convertible
Insurance
1-26
1-15
St
(James)
Lerner
12-31
$1.25
5Vz %
Co.,
Hotel
vestment
B
Fireman's Fund
&
(quar.)
preferred
(accum.)—
Gold
Rubber
Lees
12-15
10c
12-15
1
4-
1
Tool,:*6%
vLeece-Neville
12-15
1-15
175c
Well!Cementing
Schaffner
4%
4-
Oil
(A.)
Horder's,
1-1#
Cla.ls
Lee
..
2-25
Home
1-11
1
1-30
1-15
1-15
12-23
-
2-
95c
$1
$1.12Va
$1
100%
30c
31V4c
377ac
37'/2c
"$1.25
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)———
Acceptance, class A (quar.)
)B (quar.)
—-—!-.——--—
$1.&Q
1-15
i$3
'
—
Laurentlde
1-16
$3.50
(quar.)___;
Common
(quar.)
!
__!_____
.Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
1-15
2-
^2.50
(quar.)
Y.)
"
Bryant, Inc.,
pfd. (quar.)_
Langendorf United Bakeries Inc.—
12-30
Hoe
(Syra¬
(quar.)
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
24^8%
12-13
Finance—
cCommon, class B
5'j
6
35a
25c
(quar.)
common
2-
$1.50
(quar.)
Falsfaff Brewing Corp. (quar.)
Co.,
iquar.)—
,
12-31
110c
<quar.)
(T. H.)t Ltd., 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
Products Co. »stock dividend)
A
(N.
(quar.)_____
(quar.)__
preferred
Locks,
Lamaque
12-31
1-15
Hiram
'
127V2c
%2Vhe
2
1-31
1-15
3-10
5%
2
1-
2-
I50C
Higbee Co.,
1-15
1"
Estabrooks
Class
Co.
.Hercules
v
.1-13
*
____
6-1
Hecht
1
5-
2r 1
-
(s-a)"";
Emerson
Insurance
(quar.)
pfd.
Common
75c
Hayes
12-30
37y2c
$1.12'/a
f
12-3#
5%
Corp;__
Co,
(stock dividend) ____!_
Laboratory (initial)
/
Products Co., com. (increased quar.)!!
37V2C
25c
t$1.50
(quar.)
C ' (quar.)_!__.
2iy4c
preferred D (quar.)_.
25c
Haydock Ftmd, Inc. ;, (quar;)15c
Hayes Industries, Inc, (quar.)
25C
1-15
Kodak
Life
Co!'
4Vipreferred
1-15
15c
Economics
ElectroL
preferred >(quar.)
1-16
1-15
Ltd.—
Lane
.-
5%-
1
'
;!!_;
;
3iy4c
Bridge,
Hawaiian
12-31
cuse,
<N. Y.)
Farrington Mfg.
12-19
J50c
t$1.25
Havana
9
1-20
Traders
1-15
67»
Co.,
(s-a)
preferred
Kwikset
1-10
t50c
ance
9
1-5
&
30c
2nd
67#
.12-26
'
Harvill
12-31
13c
Farmers
1-15
1-15
t75c
15c
50c
$1
$1
$1.50
20c
(quar.)—
Kut-Kwick
_
2- .1,,
1-15
Company—
7%
1-20
56y4c
_
Co.—
A
-Kroger
1-16
(quar.)
,Hat
preferred
2
1-31
3iy4c
r
(quaT.)__
preferred -"(quar.)-
Hartford
a
$1.50
conv.
2-
1-8
1-20
'
Realty Co. .of Canada—
Hart
________
common
1-31
2- 2
62V2C
Kimberly-Clark Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)—_
King-Sceley Corp; (quar.)
!______
Kirsch Company, $1.50 preferred* (quar.)—
Knapp-Monarch Co.
(quar.)
2
$2.50
Harrlsburg
12-31
East, Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)-_
Eastern'Industries, Inc., common"(quar.)__
6%
3-
*$25c
Mutual Fund, Inc.___
.Harris
12-27
Inc.,
-
Brewery—
'
12-27
Fairbanks Co..
_____
_!___!__
Hallburton
12-15
1-30
25c
____!
Ltd.
2-2
3-16
Class
12-22
75c
,,56V*c
(quar.)______
Western
Trust
Hamilton
Initial)
Heating Products.
1-15
2-16
Ltd. (year-end)
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories, 6% pfd. (quar,)
12-24
1-15
&
3-20
J50c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-15
1-17
1-15
Enamel
1
2
right
(quar.)
preferred
Keyea Fibre
Canada,
preferred If accumulated)
Mobile St Ohio RR.-
$5
7
t$l
Inc, (quar.»_
______!
Ely k Walker Dry Goods, 7% 1st pfd.
6% 2nd preferred (s-a)
t>f
$5 preferred (quar.)
_!
Gurriey Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)___
Gypsum Lime & Aiabastine (Canada), Ltd.—
9
-
<quar.)_!
4-
$1.75
2
■
4
5%
com.
Guardian
12-29
1
1-24
preferred
5%
25c
Extra
12-29
1-15
2-
25c
v-4%V
Common
1-15
15c
Co;,.: 4y2%' :preferred
convertible
Gulf,
25c
Elastic
2-16
,t
.
of .North America
12-29
$1.12'/2
Ekco
Co.
Tanning
1-15
Natural Gas, $4 conv preferred—
■*$5: convertible preferred—!_!!!_!__
East-Malartic Mlnesv'Ltd
!_!_!!
East/nan
2
2- 2
1-16
7%
$35c
Duquesne
preferred-(s-a
Eastern Stainless Steel
3-
1-30
1-15
J25c
-
6%
25c
3-
Works,
2-
2-
Ltd.—
(quar.)-!
preferred (quar.)—
1-10
3-13
12-19
35c
$1.50
preferred
1- 9
10c
5
12-19
1-21
being called
are
(quar.)—
preferred
1-10
56y»c
1-
1-30
1-21
Corp.—
City Southern Ry., 47* pfd. (quar.)
Kearney St Trecker Corp. (stock dividend)
Kennedy's, Inc., common (quar.)~;__
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
——!—
Kentucky Stone Co., common (quar.)__
2-16
12-23
J40c
(quar.)_-—_
Rubber
Guarantee Co.
Du
*
1-2
2
12-15
60c
Kansas
3-19
2
$25c
»$4r preferred A (quar.)
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
:
f>ont-(E. I.) de Nemours St Co.—
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
2-2
5
1-15
}40c
"
3.80%
1-24
(quar.)
common
Extra
(quar.)
(Increased
4Va%
5
1-15
City Power St Light Co.
1-24
i
Griess-Pfleger
2
■
(New common
4%
7
3-
Guaranty
$$1.75
-
7
1-
3-31
1-30
137 y2c
Ltd.-
1-
5
12-19
20c
Corp.
preferred (quar,)_,
Inc., common (quar.)
Publishing
Kansas
2-28
5%
'
2-
12-30
Ltd.— *
Co.—
1-23
1-23
10c
1-30
(quar.).. '
(quar.)_
Paper,
Chemical
1-15
5-28
1-20
(quar.)—!—
preferred
Water
2
5c
Telegraph
preferred (quar.)
Line Co. (s-a)
Foundation,
Heintz,
1-
1-
2
1-16
$60c
Johnson
Joplin
1
2-
Pipe
preferred
2-
3-5
Utilities
2
1-
12-31
$60c
Ltd., com. (quar.)_
(quar.)
St
2-
2-
$$1.75
$8%c
Jersey Central Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
<fc Johnson,
4 7<? pfd. C (quar.)—
1-15
12-31
25c
5%
St
4%
5-30
25c
(quar.)
Guardian
___
Co.,
2
1-15
60c
1-15
Dominion Square Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_
Dominion Steel St Coal (quar.)_
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—
preferred
2-
Jack
35c
Towing, common.!.
Hydraulics, Inc., common (quar.)_
Griesedieck
12-23
1-30
Common
7-15
1-15
convertible
$1.12y2
quar.)
:(quari) !i____!^
Tire
Union
2-2
t$l,25
Dominion
1
$1.25
convertible-preferred-(afceum.)
2-25
(quar.)
Linoleum, Ltd.
&
8-
50c
preferred !,(quar.)'!!_—!_■
-
2-25
XZIV20
(quar.)__
Malting Co., Ltd.
Oilcloth
4-15
Great Lakes
1-15
3-9'
$$1.12y2
preferred
Dominion
1-15
1
6%
25c
(quar.)
-Great American.Life .Underwriters
(annual)
1
:
Ltd.,
1
Investment
50c
Great American Insurance Co.
1-10
2-
Co.,
Co.,
1-15
$1
;
Journal
(quar.)—!
common
preferred
J40c
(quar.)___
(quar.)____
(quar.)
1-5
5-
87'/2C
r
convertible debentures
25c
divIdend!-_!__!__-_!_-.___^
J20c
(quar.)_____
EXtra
Dominion
<
Stock
Grand
"1-2
2-2
$37y2c
common
preferred
Foundries
preferred
1-19
2-
12-15
Ltd.—
redemption on Jan. 15.
The
of conversion expires on Jan. 14
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)
12-31
2- 2
1-15
(quar.)_
for
12-31
2
pfd.
Canada,
par) (quar.—
Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)—
Co.
convertible
55c
-preferred* (quar.)_!___!:
McBean & Co. • (increased
t$1.50
Dominion
2
Greer
»
Extra
7%
Co.,
4V3%
1-10
-
•
1-30
Ltd.,
2-
2-
50c
(quar.) _'_*
-
($5
Interprovlnclal
12-31
2-16
$1.30
.-Grafton-& .CQ.,yLtd.,,class!B___
Graham-Pa ige Corp.1..;. ; - •
- -
.
Co.,
C.)
'preferred
4%
6
1-
'2-16
Fabrics,
2-2
50c
Gould-National.Batteries,Fine.*,
Ltd.—
Bridge
7 %f
5%
J17'Ac
Dominion
2nd
9
Ltd.—
pfd.
12-30
50c
:
(P. H.) Co„ common
4'A%;- preferred f (quar.)I'-ai
1
12-23
1-26-
1-15
deposits rets, for ord/teg. (Interim)
7y2c
(quar.25c
Dominion
1-
...
15c-
Manufacturing Corp.
Mines, Ltd.______—
Dome
.1
A
-
1-15
" ,; $2-
'
Telephone
$1.25
Golden State Co., common: (quar.)
Goodall Rubber Co.-r (quar;)—___:
1-9
-
1-31"
37V2c
Co.,
Shoe
International
50c
Glatfelter
'-'
7
1-2 7
1-26
1-26
25c
(quar.)
common
class
2-16
50c
1-
35c
(quar:)!
International
1
25c
Co.; preferred (s-a)_
Co. (quar.)—!_!__.
Globe-Wernlcke
12-30
(quar.)
Construction
convertible
Distillers
1-22
25c-
...
30c
.
..
(resumed);"!l
preferred
Co.,
preferred
Disher
1-10
2
..
"VI- 8
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.- (quar.>___^^___!
Diamond
2-
3-31
r
2
5-
$1.50
______—_______
$4.50
9
1-20
.
A.)
(A.
Goodyear
(quar.j_:
2-
5-15
$1.37Va
____
Gladding,
5
•:-< 30c
-
__-
St Manufacturing
Detroit -&• Mackinac
1-
SI
ii!
2-16
'
9
•
Co._____~;
Detroit Gasket
! >5%
•
•
t
1-
1-
50c
(increased quar;)!—___.
Edison
,
„
;
iinitlal)!!_i_____,
common
Vilbiss Co.
___________
(quar.)__
(quar.)________:
convertible preferred (quar.)
Gimbel Brothers, Inc.,vcommon (quar.)
12-31
-
•
2
iQc
•_
Power
$1
$5
1-15
93%c
$1.25
(quar.)_____.
Gillette
9-15
1-15
2-
Davidson
(S.
Gilbert
6-16
-
9-29
__
(quar.)
International
$1.40
(quar;)—-
preferred
3-14
2
&
(quar:)____
2-18
International
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
Laboratories
Corp., 3%% pfd. series A
Water, 5% preferred
3-10
preferred
4%
(quar:)—;___
4%
of
Extra
Steel
Common .(quar.)
3-17
2
Power
Davenport
Paints,
7%
"
"4-
Dallas
Dana
International
1-14
Gerrard
-
1-5
1-5
redeem¬
1-15
3-31
2
2-2
!
3-10
1
Cutter
$4.24
preferred
$2.20
i___^
:_!!_
2-16
$1.75
(quar,)
non-cumulative
5
1-
1-29
50c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
2-
$1.50
!!__
4-
25c
(quar.)
3%'
preferred
Co.,
Co.
50c
(quar.)
com.
5%
:
Co.,
$1.50
(Advertising,"
General Telephone (Ky.); 5.20%" pfd.
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
J50c
*
International Corp.— (quar.)_
Crum & Porster, 8%
preferred (quar.)_l___ :
Cuban American Sugar—
A
Nickel
7%
held—
preferred
$2
Milling
International
»
preference stock for each class
B
Common-
Corp.
class
$1
of
2nd
or
$3.50
International
9
1-
!
Harvester
Payable of Jlee.
Corp.—
Hydro-Electric System—
preferred (liquidating)
$1.25
Wares,- Ltd.;" common
57*
preferred
(quar;)
GeneraLTelephone (Indiana)", com. (quar.)_
12-31
1-31
class A_
share
dividend
933/4c
(quar.)____
Mfg. Ltd. (stock dividend)
$5.50
12-15
I6V4C
_
i 1-12
2-2
75c
(quar.)______
Products
General
12-15
•
12-19
2- 2
"50c
"
2-11
3-2
31 ^c
___
1-26
87yaC
Public Service. Corp.—
convertible preferred
(quar.)
$4
dividend)_______________
Stock
Share
Business Machines
International
General
Dubilier Electric—-
$5,25
-
2-20
1-16
Corp.—
Outdoor
able
Steel Industries—
Refining Co.,
7% 'preferred
$1
1-15
t
pfd.
(quar.)
A
2
1-26
(quar.)
.___
$3.50
preferred
One
-
(quar.)!_____!_
(stock
4-
$1.13
2-
25c
International
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
1-2
International
Co.
Corp.,
Motors
General
•
1-23
100%
preferred
-
7" 6%
5
$1.12V2
-•
preferred1; (quar.)__i_-Jj___l_d______
Products
1-15
2-
America—
Continental Copper St
Corn
2
2-20
quar.)
Inc.Xquar.)______
preferred
General
(quar.)_____
(increased
com.
Holder!
Payablt of Rec.
$10c
preferred (quar.)_
$3.75
the
preferred (quar.)
-preferred-(quar.)r__„—
4.527*
5%
at
•
share)___
Co.," common
Container; Corp,-
4%
San Diego
per
Consumers Power
$5
common
(interim)
dividend
Electric
General
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft (stock dividend)
Co.,
When
Share
Ltd.
Controls' Co.—
140c
!
!__.
45
(181)
J- 1
2-10
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Mutual System, Inc.,
Extra
(quar.)
common
ouc
common
Co..
Biscuit
National
37r«C
(quar.)
Joe
Register Co. (quar.)
—
& Mfg. Co
—
National City Bank of New York (quar.)—
National Fuel Gas Co. (quar.)-—-——
National Lead Co., 6% preferred B (quar.)
National
Cash
15c
National Chemical
Co,
National Lock
(quar.)—
50c
$1.50
^
—
Z5C
•—
—
Type Co.—
t-aper &
Series
Bona
"c
—
which
is
preferred
2
1-16
1-15
12-31
1-30
1-12
1-15
1-
15c
Steel
35c
Co.
Ltd.
Corp.,
Tank
*37 tec
37tec
tquar.)_<
(quar.)
37tec
60c
$1
50c
*15c
Special
New Brunswick Telephone,
—
Ltd. (quar.)
& Electric Association-
Gas
(quar.)
preierred
25c
—
(accum.)
Remington
9-15
8-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
12-31
1-15
$7
preierred
$7
$1.50
$1.75
$1.75
25c
adj. preferred
(accum.)
(accum.)
—
—
Co—
Jersey Natural Gas
Y. Central RR
—.—-
50c
30c
York Wire Cloth Co
New
Newberry
(J.
12-31
,
2
1-31
1-15
12-15
1-14
12-30
2-15
1-30
2-
Missouri
Ry.
Northern
Liberties
Northern Pacific
Northern
Common
Ry
(quar.)
B
5(4%
preferred
Okonite
Oliver
pfd.
Ontario Steel
:
preferred
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
Co.
Outlet Company
Oxford
Electric
„—_
(quar.)
Products,
Inc., 4%
Finance
Corp., 5%
Pacific
$1.25
preferred
preferred
Pacific Coast Aggregates,
4te%
pfd.
(quar.)..
(quar.)
(quar.)
(qiar.)
preferred
4%%
_~4———t,—.j.—
Corp
Oxford Paper Co.
P&bco
—-
(year-end)——
(year-end)
12-31
8t.
Paul
&
12-22
ban
12-19
2
1-20
2
1-16
6%
preferred
Packard-Bell
Pan
Panama
Park
4.40%
12-22
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-31
1-23
1- 9
41
$1.30
Penman's
6%
Penn
Ltd.,
preferred
12-31
1-20
$3.40
1-15
12-31
$4
1-15
12-31
S.
1-20
U.
S.
S, Shoe
1-15
12-31
2-
2
1-15
2-
2
1-15
1-15
12-31
12-31
1-15
2-
Scranton
Electric
Sheep
Sherwin-Williams
1-31
1-15
3-10
2-20
Creek
Common
1-15
Sigma
Mines,
1-24
1- 2
Smith
(A
1-26
1-16
Smith-Douglass
1-15
12-22
Smith
(J.
1-15
1- 2
Smith
12-31
2-
1-
2
12-22
4-
$2
Solar
1-15
12-19
1-15
12-31
1-26
2-
2
2
of
Paper Mills,
Corp.,
(S.
preference
preferred
A
California
Colorado
Southern
Fire
3-13
2-27
Southern
2-15
2-
5
Southern
32tec
33c
*75c
*$1.50
2-15
2-
5
Southern
N*w
2-15
2-
5
Southwest Gas
2-16
1-15
2-
1-
participating
1-15
11-19
(quar.)
$1.50
Gas
$1.60
1-15
12-22
87 tec
New
1-31
1-
5
1-31
1-
5
(quar.)
1-31
1-
5
Co.,
Electric
&
Telephone
Life
Insurance
(quar.).—
of
4.40%
preferred
4.30%
preferred
preferred
2
1-20
Standard
2-
1
1-
9
Standard
$1.07te
2-
1
1-
9
2-
1
1-
9
Standard
Products
12-31
Standard
Radio,
_
(quar.i
:
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris.& Co., common (quar.)
preferred
3.90%
$2.50
75c
(quar.).
$1
:
preferred
(quar.)_L________
Phillips-Jones Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)__
Pillsbury Mills. Inc., $4 pfd. (quar.)
Pinchin.
.Johnson & Associates,
American shares (interim)
1-30
Co.
(quar.)_;
Wire
1-15
12-20
1-15
45c
2-
2
1-15
5%
Penn
1-31
$1.40
1-15
12-31
Western
1-15
1-12
Western
93 %C
1-15
12-19
Portland
&
Cable
K.»
Gas
2-20
General
of
3.60%
6%
non-cum.
<G.
E.)
8c
Quaker
Dome
Reading
12-24
4
5
1-19
12-31
1-19
12-31
2-
$1.25
Co.
preferred
preferred
Oats
Co.,
Power
Co.,
Stetson
8%
preferred
(John
Stone
1-15
12-31
*20c
2-
2
I-
7
2-
2
1-
7
preferred
2-
2
2-
*20c
2
1- 7
1-
1-15
12-30
12-31
2-
50C
12-19
Superior
*$i
_
$2
(quar.)
3-16
1-15
2-
2-18
12-15
1-15
1
3-16
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
2
1-14
1-15
12-24
Teck
1-15
3-
2
2-13
Terminal
3-
2
2-13
Terre
common
30c
1-20
12-22
$1.50
1-20
12-22
j25c
2-25
_
•
1-
9
10%
2-16
2-
5CC
2-12
1-15
1-15
Common
(quar.)
class A pfd.
25c
12 tec
Haute
Stock
(quar.)
2-
2
1-20
Power
Yellow
1-20
1
1-15
6%
2-
2
1-12
6%
1-20
25c
2-
1-
6
2
$4 preferred
(quar.;
3
12-29
$1.25
1
3-12
1-15
12-19
1-31
1-
9
1-31
1-
9
$1.43%
2-
2
1-16
$1
2-
2
1-16
25C
2-
1
50c
2-
1
15c
2-18
25c
1-15
1-
2
29c
1-15
1-
a
(quar.)_
A
4-
75c
12 tec
12'/2C
—
Erie Ry., common
(quar.)
common—__
1
"
-
1-19
1-19
2-
3
'
(s-a)
——
(quar.)
(quar.)——;
$2
—
-'
1-15
25c
1-10
2-20
10c
Co.
1-15
-
1-28
1-5
1-15
50c
1-19
2
12-
1-15
1-
2
25c
1-12
1-
2
*5c
(quar.)_
1
York
2-
9
5%
6 %
pfd.
4.56%
pfd.
(quar.)
25C
2-2
1-20
3-
2
2-20
4-
1
3-20
25C
(quar.)
1-15
12-31
Cab Co.—
preferred
pu-eferred
preferred
County
37 tec
-
1-31
1-10
37 tec
4-30
4-10
37 tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-31
7-10
50c
2-
2
1-15
*17tec
2-
2
1-
*10c
Gas Co.
2-
2
1-
2
*31V4C
2-
2
1-
2
*37 tec
2-
2
1- 2
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
•Transfer
.
(quar.)„
books
not
.
closed
2
for this dividend.
♦Payable In U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
*Payable In Canadian Funds, tax deductible at the source.
Noh*
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
1-28
12-20
$1
2-
2
1-15
x
Less Jamaica income tax.
$1.14
2-
2
1-
9
y
Corrected payment or
2- 2
1-
S
10%
(quar.)
12-31
25c
Co.
12-31
1-15
"
Extra
12-19
5
'
1-15
*
.
1-
1-15
"
20c
*15c
Appliance Co
12-19
*$1.25
1-31
$1.50
(quar.)
Southern Gas &
1-16
1-15
5%
(Cleveland)
Light,
class
American Machine
Yates
2-
Malleable & Mfg.
&
2-
25c
a
Texas
1-19
2
!
"
—
Monthly
1-30
20c
.
Mines, Ltd
$4
2-
1-15
Monthly
65c
*40c
(quar.)
Service,
12-15
2-16
Co
Alexander, Ltd
Wrigley (William) Jr. Co.—
$1.12 te
(Calif.)
dividend
Texas Electric
Co.
preferred
6%
6%
_j
(stock dividend)
Tower
12-15
Wood,
2
Hughes Gold
2
12-15
.1-15
2-13
1-19
7
Tennessee Products & Chemicals—
2-
$1.06"4
I
4-
20c
Corp.
1-15
Stock Yards--
preferred
$1
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., common
5%
preference
Swah-Finch Oil Corp. (year-end)
35c
Wichita ynion
1-26
(quar
4te %
Steel
1-15
$1
Whiting Corp., common (year-end)
,6% convertible preferred A" (initial)__—._
12 tec
3-
Super Mold Corp.
12-29
12-19
*$1
pr*or preference (quar.)—
Bros. Rubber (quar.)_—
Woolen
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—-
1-15
12-19
1-15
Whitehead
Oil
35c
1-12
1-15
12-19
1-15
$1.25
prior lien (quar.)
White Sewing Machine Corp.,
$1
(s-a)
1
1-12
t75c
1-15
60c
Paper,
Wilton
(extra):
1
Co.,
9
9
$1.05
4%
Wisconsin
2-1
Oil
11-
*35c
(quar.)
B
Wilcox
56c
____
(stock dividend)
Strawbrldge & Clothier, common (quar.)
Stubnltz-Greene Spring Corp. (quar.)
Sun
2
2
$1.02te
(quar.)—
Wheeling & Lake
4%
2-
2-
$1.12 te
—
(quar.)_
Telegraph
Union
7
Corp.
12-19
Class
2
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
(initial quar.)
Co., common
preferred
1-14
1
Securities Co.—
A
preferred
Western
2-26
,
Stop & Shop. Inc.
1-15
1-14
(quar.)
3-12
30c
1-
1-23
2-
Tablet & Stationery Corp.— -
37 tec
Corp,
Container
$1.05
1-14
Inc.—
(s-a)_
12-30
}4C
(s-a)____
(quar.)___.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
R.)
preferred
Stewart-Warner
1-15
-
(quar.T
(quar.)
common
r.
Co.—
.
25c
I
(quar.)
common
te %
5.20%
(s-a)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Textiles,
1-15
20c
of Colorado,
(quar.)
Stern
1-20
(quar.)___
Co.
Engine
.
&
*$1.50
Ltd.
12-19
1
2-
1-15
10c
*$1.37'/a
class A (accum.)
Pacific RR. Co.—
Common
$2
convertible preferred
5%
90c
(quar.)
quar.)
Mines
Sterling
<
2
$1.17(4
Ltd., com.
Gamble Co.. 8% pfd.
preferred
Quebec
1-15
1-
-
Brothers & Co.,
4.20%
Stern
9
45c
.__
pfd. (quar.)„!
Co. (quar.)
1-12
50c
(quar.)
1
Stores
Bros;
$1.25
partic.
12-19
*30c
Illinois
Canada, Ltd.,
50c
_„
(quar.)
(resumed
East
Public Service
4(4%
12-15
1-
8teel Car—
Common
Procter
1-15
15c
(quar.)
Mfg.
1-19
5c
preferred
1-12
7 tec
(quar.)
participating preferred
'.25c
___
Canada—
preferred
of
of
Year-end
1-20
65c
Electric
preferred
1st
Preston
7%
Sterchi
50c
(year-end)
9
* 10c
dividend)
(quar.)
Shake
'n
8teel Co.
.
6Vac
cbrrt.
1-15
1-
1-20
"
(quar.)_l
6%
Prentice
Steak
2
-
(quar.)
1
5%
tlOc
(stock
Ltd., class A
Steel Spring—
convertible preferred
4%
12-23
1-15
-
(quar.)
Corp.
Light Co.,
Corp.
Pressed
2
ll(4c
(Mass)__
Potomac Rdison,
4.70%
1-
7te%
•
i_
Chocolate
&
preferred
Portland
1-15
B
Co.
1-30
(quar.)—
Insurance
Westminster
2-
$1.75
(accum.)
2-16
*50c
preferred
Western
5%
(quar.)
Power & Light Corp.—
A
Standard
.
12-19
(Ohio)—
12-31
A
$2.50
1-16
1-23
1-15
*20c
(quar.)
C. (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Western Grocers, Ltd., common
2-16
2-19
2-10
— —-—
4.20%
30c
1-23
1-23
2-10
* 10c
Power Co.—
preferred
preferred
4.10%
Class
3-2
2
50c
1-12
40c
1-10
1-
$1.12 te
Extra
5%
1-20
1-15
$1.06te
Ltd., 5te % pfd. (quar.)
Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)
1-30
50c
Co
Tobacco
4 te %
(Dallas)—
12-31
35C
20c
Washington Gas
West
45c
1-15
2
West
1-15
12-31
2-
12-31
12-31
7-17
1-15
62 tec
13-15
1
4-17
1
62 V2c
1-15
1-10
1-16
1
8-
quar.)—
(initial
1-15
Co.—
1
5-
(initial)—-±
—
Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Brothers Co., common (quar.)
10c
Year-end
Plymouth Cordage Co.:(quar.)
Employees Stock (quar.)
(H.
Class
«
1-15
: 1-15
$2.50
Planters-Nut
Porter
$1
■
Co.
preferred
$7,preferred
Ltd.—
(s-a)
PUtstou
1
$1.25
*
12-30
1-15
2-
2-1
'
Piper'AUciaft. Corp., 4te % conv. pfd. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Plastic
1-12
97tec
-
Oil
3%%
-
•
(quar.)
3.80%
2-
$1.10
95c
J
(quar.)
4
2-
5c
•
Extra
Philadelphia Electric Co.
2-
12-27
America-
Wesley Mason Mills,
-
2-27
1-27
37 tec
17tec
(quar.)__
2-20
37 tec
—
_.
Detinnlng
4%
J.)
1-15
3
37 tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
$1.25
(N.
1
3-
64c
(stock dividend) —
Webster
(quar.)
preferred
Fire
1-16
1-31
2-
2%
:
■
——
1-16
common
1-16
Sugar Co. of Cuba—
Instrument Co.
Co.
40c
Corp.,
(quar.)
Insurance
12-31
1-31
$2
1-20
Producing Co.—
Drug
1-14
1-15
10c
12-19
:
2
60c
1-15
Co
12-29
2-
12 tec
2-16
12-31
12-31
2-
12-20
1-15
35c
1-
$1
*40c
1-15
1-15
$1.20
1-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
com.
*$1.50
37 tec
1
12-20
17 tec
:
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Light Co., com. (quar.)— $4.25
preferred
(quar.)———
—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)__—
Waterous, Ltd., common (quar.)_
80c class A
(quar.)
—_—
Weatherhead Co., $5 preferred
(quar.)
2-
3-16
1-15
America—
of
Corp.
7
1-20
4-13
10c
preferred
Vulcan
Warren
50c
37 tec
6
$2
Mi'g.
preferred
6%
2
12-26
5
2-
15c
common
preferred
6%
Dredging Corp.—
Standard
25c
1-
Coach
Corp.,
Vocaline
16c
England
conv.
1-20
12-31
1-
Quarterly
2
12-22
j
Tobacco
preferred
6%
1-31
(quar.)
preferred
2-
1-15
1-16
Virginian Railway—
12-31
1-15
(quar.)
dividend
25c
(quar.)_
1-30
1-15
2-14
quar.)
com.
Casualty Co.
Indiana
Standard
12-31
Corp.—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Power (quar.)
preferred
Southwestern
1-15
&
Southwestern
2-13
2
1-30
1-15
Industries
2
12-30
37 tec
pfd. (quar.)
!
Petroleum
Power
Southern
3-
1-15
28 tec
6%
preferred
Canada
1-9
2-
$1
Co
4%
Paper,
Leaf
Vlctoreen
28c
(quar.)
convertible
1st
5
$1.12 te
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Southern
1-
2 tec
4.56%
Southern
1-15
22 tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5
2-16
Y.)
Year-end
12-31
C.)
Southern California Gas Co.,
1-10
25c
—LI—-
(quar.)
(N.
Vertientes-Camaguey
5
20c
(quar.)
California Edison Co.,
1-23
1-26
12-31
Vanadium
5c
1-31
5
1-15
—L
preferred
Wall
6%
preferred (quar.)
Water, 4te% pfd.
2-13
2
1-16
5c
9
*50c
preference
Stock
1
9
1-
12-31
1
1-
12-27
12-23
1-12
1-
Ltd.—
common
2
1-15
2-
2
50c
(quar.)_.
Co.
2
1-
2-
2
30c
quar.)
1-
2
75c
2-
3
5
2
2-
35c
2-
1-28
1-
25c
;
Control
Co.
conv.
VaLspar
2-
1-15
2-
Co
(quar.)——
$4 convertible preferred
(s-a)——
Van Camp Sea Food Co. (quar.)
*20c
12-12
(special)
Stockyards Corp., com. (quar.)
Vagabond
*25c
Hungerford)
4.48%
6%
70c
50c
(initial
Co.
Pittsburgh
6%
Trust
Universal
12-31
1-13
1-15
Corp
preferred
Thermo
S.
United
5
Ltd.—
Canada,
Company
Southeastern Fund
1-10
3-
1-15
Extra
12-19
1-15
2-25
*2c
(year-end)
Ltd.
O.)
Aircraft
South
3-19
1
*30c
1-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-15
2
1-
Common
1-15
1-15
1-15
Ltd
Mine,
Co.
(Howard)
1-15
2
10c
(quar.)
2-16
2
2-13
1-12
Oil
(year-end)
S.
United
1
1
Extra
2-16
2-
2-13
1
3-
1
(quar.)
*25c
Gold
1-15
2-
3-
2-
Smelting, Refining & Mining—
7%
2-
1-13
1
62 tec
—
Corp.-—
U.
25c
1-31
2-
50c
*25c
1-19
2
4.80%
Co.
1-19
1-19
91te»c
(quar.)
Seneca Falls Machine Co. (year-end)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. (quar.)
12-31
20c
1
$1.07 te
Co,
25c
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co.
Royalty
1-15
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
1
1
12-31
1
2-28
2-
* 70c
(quar.)
com.
Plywood Corp., common;
Radiator Corp.,
2-
1-26
10c
87 tec
„
(quar.)_
S.
S.
U.
Manufacturing Co.
3.65% preferred
(quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
45c
(quar.)_
Fidelity & Guaranty
U.
2-
12-31
37 tec
U.
$1
12-31
25c
Corp.,
2
85c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
1-15
1-15
(initial)
(quar.)
1-20
Common
preferred
preferred
1-
1-15
*3 5c
Inc
1-
6%
1-12
(quar.)__.
1-15
Scovill
$1.06
6%
U.
2-10
(quar.)
preferred
U. S.
$1.06(4
Price
1-15
2
5
12-15
50c
___
com.
2-10
7-20
(quar.)
Power
2-
1-
1-30
$1.12 te
50c
(quar.)
1-20
2
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
common
1
(quar.)
$5
Machinery
8-
preferred
RR.
Shoe
27 tec
preferred
4%
United
Paper Co.—
25c
Gear
5
6%
1-20
2-
*25c
(s-a)
Distributors,
5
4.25%
&
Co.
Shirt
1-
4.24%
Machine
Fruit
United
1-15
1-20
75c
United
1-
1-20
2-16
2-16
(quar.)
B
12-31
2
2-16
2-16
92 tec
class A
12-31
1-15
2
25c
Tool,
1-26
1-27
5(4%
&
1-15
2-
1-
1-15
1-13
$1
Stores,
22c
40C
3-20
1
4-
62 tec
—
preference (quar.)
class B (extraI _—_—'
20%
*10c
Inc.
Class
U.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
Perkins
12-31
*20c
Co.,
1-15
_
(quar.)
Co.
(s-a)
Traffic
1-15
B
10c
7tec
(quar.)
common.
Drill
4-20
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.32
United
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
5-
$1.50
______
(quar.t
Corp.
1-15
convertible
$3.50
27 tec
Telephone Co..—
preferred
Corps., Ltd.,
;
12-31
America
Cigar-Whelan
United
27 tec
Transport Co.
Co
Cement
Peninsular
United
1-31
12-31
preferred A (quar.)
6%
Bottling
Parke, Davis & Co.
1-10
1-17
dividend)
(stock
12-31
1-15
*25c
1-15
—j—
1-15
*$1.75
Extra
2-15
class A
&
of
(quar.)
Ltd.
22 tec
(quar.);
(Ed.)
12-31
5
1-
1-15
$1.12 V2
Ltd
Bond & Share,
20c
(quar.)
com.
12-15
87 tec '
(stock
Co.
Co.
preferred
$4.50
United
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
1-15
J.
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
Peerless
Class
6
1-23
Biscuit
United
8
3-
12-31
1-15
$1.12 te
Californ.a
of
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sclienlf-y Industries,
8chuster
1-
1
Co.
12 tec
Insurance
Co.
Brewery
1-10
1-15
5(4%
$1.10
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
—
&
Miguel
Oil
*50c
(quar.)
preferred
Scarfe & Co.,
Investment
Union
1-26
1-12
1-15
2-
31V4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
Corp.
of Canada,
Co.
Union
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
(quar.)
Co.
Chemical
4(4%
& Telegraph Co.
American Petroleum
preferred
Union Gas
12-28
4-
7%
Inc.
12-26
*$1.06
2
5c
Electric Co. of Missouri—
1-15
(quar.)_.
Electric Co.,
Gas &
Diego
5%
2
LOc
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Street
25c
Marine
Antonio Transit
San
1-15
50c
—
(quar.)
telephone
Fire
Ltd.
2
$1.50
(accum.)
7
2oc
1-15
(quar.)
1-15
90c convertible
preferred
$4.40
preferred
Inc.
7
1-
10%
Inc., cl. A
dividends)
$3.50
5(4%
5%
Lighting,
$4.50
Pacific
preferred
Avenue
1-
1-15
$2.25
50c
(quar.)
A
Building, G%
1-
1-
5
1-15
37 tec
Ltd.,
Co.,
$1.12 te
(quar.)
common
1-15
1-15
dividend
Pacific
Co.,
Corp.,
Pacific Intermountain Express
Stock
A
1-15
1-15
1-
*30c
—
4te% pfd. (quar.)
Salle
La
1-15
$4
12-30
10c
common
Lawrence
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
$4.50
5
1-
1-15
10c
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
12-19
1-15
20c
5c
Corp.,
12-29
2-10
Corp.
Unilac,
Union
(reduced)
Corp.
Udylite
2-27
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
St.
$1.12(4
preferred (quar.)& Electric (quar.)
Gas
Plywood
Co.
12-31
Inc.—•
convertible
Pacific
Co.
208
1-12
3-16
50c
(accum.)
class A
Insurance
2-13
be
$1.25
Products.
South
1-15
2
2-
2
*20c
'*$1.75
$1
$2.25
15c
25c
(1
$1.25
31 (4c
29}Jc
(quar.)—
com.
preferred (quar.)—
Elevator
Otis
1-24
28c
1- 2
$1.31(4
50c
$1.12te
25c
Pottery
Co.
Products,
Tuckett Tobacco
2-
20c
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
4te%
1-15
9
25c
(quar.)
Company
Corp.,
Onondago
4%
Electric,
1-24
3-
25c
—
J
Gas &
True Temper Corp.,
1-14
17tec
90c
$1.02te
$1.20
—
Oklahoma
Treesweet
1-15
(quar.)
Inc.
2-13
2
50c
(stock
Airlines
Trans
9-15
30c
Button
Typewriter
4(4% preferred
Russ
World
6-15
1
1-24
93 %c
(quar.)
Mtlls,
2
3-
Air Cargo Lines,
12 tec
Royal
Scott
_
(quar.)
$4.10 preferred
(quar.)
$4.80 preferred
(quar.)
Northwest Engineering, ciass A
Class
1
10-
Rice
8
3-
(quar.)
Company
19c
75c
—
preferred
$3.60
7-
$1.75
Class
(Minn.) —
Co.
$1.75
(quar.)
60c
;
Power
States
(quar.)
preferred
9
1-
*30c
(quar.)
Brand
1-
1-23
$1.14
Extra
2-
$1.06(4
(s-a)
Gas
t>-10
Sehwitzer-Cummins Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
4(4%
Northern
7%
25c
$2
15c
(s-a)
3-15
1
2nd preferred
Sargent & Co.
Engineering Works (reduced)
Indiana Public Service
Northern
1
7-
9
2-16
(Nevada)
Trans Caribbean
1-15
1-20
4-
1-
$1.06 Va
_*
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Traders Building Association,
Trane
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4(4%
2-10
$1.75
7
2-16
Towle
2
2nd preferred
San
(quar.)
American Refractories Co.
North
Northern Central
25c
ten shrs. held)—
for each
com.
pfd.
Tonopah Mining
1-
9-15
12-31
2-
1-10
$1.75
1-15
2-
12-26
1-25
1-15
3-15
Rothmoor
12-23
1-15
4.56%
1-31
15c
7
1-
17 tec
(quar.;
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
1
common
def.
Edison
Toledo
1-16
12-31
35c
Quarterly
12-31
1-15
deposit receipts
1
1-
1-21
12%%
deposit receipts ordinary
American
1
Rochester
12-31
1-13
American
7
4-
Riverside Cement Co.,
12-31
1-13
7
1-
2-
2-13
1-21
(final)
(final)—112.5714%
1-
1-30
2-27
Ltd.—
Trust,
1-22
IOC
12-26
12-26
50c
1-22
40C
1-15
1-15
30c
(quar.)
Corp
50c
10-
Roddls
Export
Securities
Tobacco
$1.75
Inc.,
Co.
Trust
Products
$1.75
Rochester-American
1-30
2-15
1-15
10%
6-15
25c
,____
——
(quar.)
3-14
6-25
1-15
2
&
Guarantee
Title
2
;
(quar.)
preferred
2nd preierred
334%
liquidating) —
Electric
Co.
of
Union
of
share
12-31
1-21
(quar.)
1st
7%
1-12
1
1-21
1
2-
&
preierred
1st
1
2-
Corp.
7%
(partial
Co.
American
(One
93%c
(quar.)_
Ry., 4% adj. pfd. iquar.)
3%%
Co.,
J.)
Norfolk & Western
North
7%
12-31
1-15
22-
*25c
Engineering (quar.)
(resumed)
Reo Motorss,
Inc., stock dividend
Republic Supply Co. of Calif (quar.1
Revere Racing Association, Inc
Rice Stix, Inc., 7%
1st preferred (quar.)—
Electric
2
4-
—
40c
(quar.)
;.
2-
25c
tlOc
(quar.)
62 tec
25c
conv.
(quar.)
(quar.;__i
Corp.
Tobacco
preferred
Mills
50c
50c
quar.)
1-31
2-15
60c
(quar.);
preferred (quar.)
25c
$2.50
Co.,
Quarterly
1-15
2
2-
25c
Reliable Stores Corp.
Russek's Fiftn
;_
New
redeemable
Reliance
1-15
Thomaston
(quar.)
(initial
common
5-20
England Public Service Co.—
$6
New
River
Meter Co., common (quar.)_
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
New Bedford Gas & Electric Light (quar.)—
New
5
2-28
Inc.
5
Thor
Extra
(quar.)
1-
Ltd.—
(Canada)
Extra
1-15
1-14
C.ass
Reltman's
1- 2
1-15
Thermoid
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
partic. class A
B (quar.)
$2
5
Co.—
(C. A.)
7%
(quar.t
National
(quar.)
Corp., 5%
Reed
Rich's,
Neptune
England
2-
Reece
1-15
capital).
of
return
a
Corp.
Shares
Common
12-31
2
B
1-
12 tec
(quar,)__
preference
convertible
$2.40
1-24
.1-14
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Manufacturing Co.—
Thatcher Glass
12-31
*$1.50
12 tec
—
Share
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
Co., Ltd.—
(accum)
class A
Top Brewing,
Class
Speculative
of
share
per
National
New
1-15
2-
&'Realty
1st
7%
10c
v
Starch Products,
$1.40
12-12
income
$0,012
Series
National
1-15
distributions are from net
(except for approxi¬
above
mately
*2c
f
Series
Stock
investment
National
«
°c
Series
Specu.ative
The
62 ,2C
Bond Series——
Low-Prices
6%
Red
6-15
co,
—
Series
Balanced
12-31
Share
Company
Equipment
preferred
Railway
12-31
1-15
3-15
pre.erred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
National Securities Caries—
5%
5%
Low-Priced
1-15
5%
"
Quarterly
12-31
1-15
Name of
,
& Stores Corp.—
National Manufacture
Nai.onaJ
Payable 0/ Rec.
When
Per
"
5c
i[iiY[_r
preferred
6%
.<■1
1953
Monday, January 12,
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
5c
Name of Company
N.
..
(182)
£6
$1
Less
British income tax.
holders of record dates are reported hera.
Volume 177
Number 5185
...
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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.
(183)
AND CITY DEPARTMENT
■rt-l:
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
,
Cajon
San
Macon
County (P. O.
Tuakegee), Ala.
-
ing
yVarrant Sale—An issueof$175,outlay school warrants
sold to
a
p.
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Jan.
7
—
v.
awarded to
a
t
6 bonds
Feb. 1,1954 and
$5,000,000
1
and Stephen B. Robinson,
Offering —Robert
Town Treasurer, will
ceive sealed
on
Feb.
1
from
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
Angeles County,
New
Bond Sale—The $130,000 building bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 177,
B.
Hanauer &
Stern Bros. &
Bond Sale—The
at
price
a
a
price of 100.06,
about 3.13%.
v
rt
j-j
•
c
Escondido Union
San
t'
School
m-i
Diego County,
•
.
District,j
Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$480,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 177,
net interest
a
$875,000 2%s. Due
as
on
follows:
$120,000 2%s.
1956 10
1UOO to
Due
1958
2?
400,000 2s.
),000
1959 to
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.11, a net interest
nnn
n
u
i
Ij625,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
,'t; 1961 to 1973 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
cisco; Security
First National
Angeles; Blyth &
Co., of San Francisco; First Boston
Corp., Harris Trust & Savings
Bank,
of
-
Los
Bank, of Chicago; California Bank
Sale—An
issue
of
$84,-
fas P^an^ sys^e:ra re~
Due
1968
on
tunclin£ and revenue bonds
was
Feb.
..
bids
.
at
his
office
in
Los
Angeles
,
Union
J?3
The $205,000 buJld~
oio°o S °
f
a j' j~7v't 7/'
ayarded
J°hn
Nuveen & Co., Chicago, at a
•
at
*<•
s
price
of
100.05,
about
net
a
3.55%,
as
interest
1971
25,000 3%s. Due
on
Feb.'
1972
and 1973.
Angeles; R. H. Moulton & Klamath River Union Elementary
School District, Siskiyou
Co., Weeden & Co., both of San
Francisco; John Nuveen & Co., of
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $47,000 build-'
Chicago; J. Barth & Co., Heller,
Bruce & Co., Dean Witter & Co,, ing bonds offered Jan. 6—v.
176/
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & P. 2483
were awarded to Dean
..
School
Obispo County, Calif.
E. Mallagh,
Offering—A.
p.m.
for
building
1953.
1973
the
purchase
bonds.
Due
(PST)
on
inclusive.
of
Dated
on
Jan.
$72,000
Jan.
.
,,
,
(J-J)
Bank
^n^ipaLarld National
'n^res\
First
at
thp
Boston,
of
upon
between the pur-
chaser and the District. Legality
to
be
hv
annroved
Cbanman
Xr
Chapman &
or
.
Dodge, of Boston.
.
|
Bond
Education,
bids
Hearing
on
Parkine: Issue
Vali-
dation—Circuit Court Judee Bavarcj B
Shields has set Jan.
19-20
as
the date for
hearing of the
city's petition for validation of a
I
proposed
street
issue
of
parking
$3,265,000 offbonds,
revenue
Mount Dora,
Bond
art,
27
$300,000
Dated
1
Clerk,
bids until
Jan.
on
Fla.
1
for
utilities
Jan.
from
X,
will
7:30
the
1958
to
at
New
•
1973
on
Jan.
inclusive.
pay-
the Chase National Bank,
City. Legality to be
by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
approved
Cit
be
GEORGIA
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
school
on
of
Jan.
Legalit,
Chapman U
upon.
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Madison and St.
-
Clair
Counties
Community Unit School District
No. 10
(P. O. Collinsville),
Illinois
®on.d
c
Offering — Hairy
Schnuck
C
Secretary of the Board
of Education, lyill receive sealed
and open bids until 8 p.m (CST)
°n Jan 19 for the purchase of
I?0"'.00® ^"'*8
1
arc*i)>. ?o7Pu? °,n ®
15 from 19o4 to 1972 inclusive*.
-
Interest
Bond Sale—The
Mc¬
sealed
bonds.
York
,
(CST)
p.m.
agreed
to
(EST)
purchase of
Due
until 8
receive
Jerest (J-J) payable at a banko
tru^ company in Chicago to b(
mutually
receive
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
>
will
,
p.m.
revenue
1953.
Florence
—
13 for
Purchase of $930,000
buildinS bonds., Dated Jan. 1,
1953, ,Due ?ri Jan> 1 ^rom 1962 to
l^ll inclusive. Principal and in-
Stew¬
Offering'—vviinam
Town
sealed
Offering
Donald, Secretary of the Board
FLORIDA
J-D.
Legality to be approved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.<.
;
.
Mount
Bond
$2,000,000 2%%
Vernon, III.
'»
Sale—An issue of $48,000
bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 3V4% judgment funding bonds was
176, p. 2576—were awarded to a sold to Benjamin Lewis & Co., of
syndicate headed by the Chase Chicago. Dated Dec. 1, 1952. Le¬
National Bank of New York City, gality
approved
by Charles &
at a price of 98.14, a basis of about Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
•
2.66%.
Principal and in-
,
dicate:
at
he agreed
at the New Cutler of
Chicago
Britain National Bank, at holder's
'
ontion
Legality
approved
by Cook County School District No. 36
Storey
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
CP. O. Winnetka), III.
2,
July 2 from 1954 to
payable
DeS; 1 fron? 1955 .tot 1SKI
,?; P"nclPal
interest
'HtS*
ba"k °r
trust company m Chicago as
°°
'"/n
may
.
^ .k01}dsare da*.ed Jan
Other members of the syn¬
Trust Co. of Georgia, of
Atlanta; Equitable Securities Cor¬
County Treasurer's office.
poration, Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Venice School District, San
Inc., Courts & Co., Citizens and
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, at
Southern
National Bank,
all of
a
Joaquin County, Calif.
price of. 100.07, a net interest
Atlanta; Johnson, Lane, Space &
Bond Offering—R. E.
cost of about 3.89%, as follows:
Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed Co., of Savannah; Clement A.
$30,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan. Evans & Co., J. H. Hilsman & Co.,
1954 to 1968 inclusive.
12
for the purchase of $35,000 Byron Brooke & Co., J. W. Tindall
17,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
& Co., and Stockton Broome &
school bonds. Dated Dec.
1969 to 1978'inclusive.
30, 1952.
Due on Dec. 10 from 1953 to 1957 Co., all of Atlanta.
terest
p.m. (CST) on Jan.
16 for the purchase of $600,000
™
A1,
District,
£°unty 9erk- win reteive sealed
bids until 2
19
of Los
Union
San Luis
from
Bond
1,
1972 inclusive.
Pulton County,
inclusive
on
1954 to
payabie at the County Treasurer's
Templeton
Feb. 1
bonds.
office
of
follows:
$180,000 3V2S. Due
1954 to
cost
Feb. 4 from 1954 to 1974 inclusive. Principal and interest (F-A)
on
[bids until 7
Peoria
County Sch. Dist. No. 120
(P. O. Peoria Heights), 111.
the
Bond
Offering
—
Charles
H.
—
Beane, all of San Francisco; Willi'am R. Staats & Co., of Los Ange¬
les;' Paine. Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, of Chicago; Kaiser & Co.,
1
Schwabacher & Co., Hill Richards
&' Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams,
Stone & Youngberg, H. E. Work
&
Co.* all
of
San
Francisco;
Los Angeles, Calif.
inclusive.- Principal and interest
Wagenseller & Durst, Stern, Frank,
IDAHO
Bond Offering-^Joseph L. Wil¬
Meyer & Fox, both of Los Angeles;
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
Redfield & Co., of Pasadena; C. N. liams, Secretary; of the Board of Treasurer's office. Legality to be Bingham County Class "A" Sch.
White
& ' C<v,\ of Oakland,
Dist. No. 55 (P. O. Blackfoot), Ida.
and Water and Power Commissioners, approved, by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Fred
D. Blake
& ;v Co.;;; of ; Los
j will rec eiye sealed bids at the Na"er;inffton, of San FranBond Sale—The $268,000 build1 ticnal: City Bank, Corporate Trust cisco.
Angeles.
ing bonds offered Jan. 5—v. 176,
;
hospital bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1953.'
fund, 22nd series
Due on July 1 from
19m3,
from
inclusive.
..until 9 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 13 for
Elementary School the
purchase of $104,000 building
District, Imperial County, Calif.
| bonds
Dated Feb
^ 1953
Due
...
HoltvUe
^
payable
1
,
sewer
i
inclusive
inclusive.
on
on
inclusive
100,000
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
,
.e
Treasurer's office.
Feb. 1 from
/ 1954 to 1960 inclusive.
Bond
$1,545,000 bonds
..
1962
1
cisco, and William R. Staats & Co.,1
of Los Angeles, at a price of
ioO.004, a net interest cost of
about 2.16%, as follows:
p. 85—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
„
2.52%,
ILLINOIS
were awarded to
45,000 school, 34th series bonds,
Due on July 1 from 1954 to
of
S/^^Treasurer/o'fflce6 * ^
at
pool
Bushnell, III.
group composed of Chemical Bank
Francisco, and C. Security - First National Bank of
Co.; Oakland, as 3%'s, Los Angeles, Blyth & Co., R. H.
101.16, a basis of Moulton & Co., both of San Fran-
N. White &
-\
cost of about
gen¬
price of 100.06.
a
Britain, Conn.
offered Jan, 8
85—were awarded to Weeden &
p.
254,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Co., of Newark,
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
Co., of Kansas City, cost of about 2.90%, as follows:
Watling, Lerchen & Co., of De¬
San Luis Obispo School Districts,
$72,000 4&s. Due on Feb. 1 from
troit, William Blair & Co., of Chi¬
San Luis Obispo County, Calif.
1954 to 1956 inclusive.
cago, George K. Baum & Co., of
a a
01/
'
Bond Offering — A, E. Mallagh,
Kansas City, T. H. Jones & Co., of
S to 1962 inclusive. from County Clerk, will receive sealed
♦
io£U^ °in ^
1957
Cleveland, McDougal & Condon,
bids untB 2 p.m. (PST) on Jan.
M. B. Vick & Co., both of Chicago,
72,000 23/4s. Due on Feb. 1 from 19 for the purchase of
$1,183,000
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
Schwabacher & Co.. of San Fran¬
bonds, as follows:
cisco, Kenneth A. Ellis & Co., of
192,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from $695,000 Union
High School Dist.
Phoenix, McDonald-Moore & Co.,
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
bonds. Due on July 2 from
of Detroit, and Robert N. Tuller
1956 to 1972 inclusive.
Excelsior Union High Sch. Dist.,
Co., New York City.
488,000 Elementary School Dist.
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
bonds. Due on July 2 from
CALIFORNIA
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
1956 to 1972 inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Anaheim Union High School
Dated Jan. 2, 1953.
Principal
bids at his office in Los
Angeles,
District, Orange County, Calif.
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 13 for
Bond Sale—The $2,500,000 build¬
the purchase
o^ $525,000 building
y lreasurers office.
ing bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 176,
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1953.
South
Whittier School District,
Due
p. 2576—were awarded to a syndi¬
on
Feb. 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
Lcs Angeles County, Calif.
cate
headed
by
the
Bank
of
clusive.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Principal
and
interest
Ostly,
America National Trust & Sav¬
(F-A) - payable
at
the
County County Clerk, will receive sealed
ings Association, of San Francisco,
J.
$200,000
swimming
obligation
Los
Calif.
.
I
Other members of the syndicate:
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, Central Republic Co., R. S.
Dickson & Co., all of Chicago,
Weeden & Co., of San Francisco,
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
eral
Hartford.
herg, all of San
1982.
•
office of
Sale—The
Co., of San Francisco, as 23As, at a & Trust Co., Glore, Forgan & Co.,
*°. Carlton D. Beh Co., of
price of 101.71, a basis of about Paul Frederick & Co., and Model,
7es Moines. Dated Sept. 1> 1952.
2.53%.
Roland & Stone, all of New York Legality approved by Charles &
Bond Sale—The $ 147,000 build-,
.City, as 1.80s, at a price of 100.15, Trauernicht, of St. Louis,
Riverside County (P. O.
ing bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 176/
a basis of about
1.78%.
Coles County Memorial
p. 2483—were awarded to a group
Riverside), Calif.
Hospital
Sale consisted of:
District (P. O, Mattoon), III.
composed of the Bank of America - Bond Sale—The $774,000 Juve- I
„Annfvn
National Trust & Savings Associa- nile Hall
Bond
Offering — Martin T.
Building bonds offered * ' ^
S^°°Lon 33 rd series
bonds.
Due
tion, Dean Witter & Co., Lawson, Jan. 5 — v. 176, p. 2483 — were
July 1 from Garbe, Secretary of the Board of
j
1954 to 1972 inclusive.
Levy & Williams, Stone & Young- awarded to a group composed of
Directors,
will
receive
sealed-
to 1980 inclusive.
•
the
Boise, Idaho
Bond
re¬
and interest payable at the Hart- at
ford-Connecticut Trust Company,
ot Los
j
1,570,000 3%s. Due semi-annually
:on Jan. 1 and
July 1, 1981 and
at
price of 100.018.
a
Capistrano Beach School District,
Orange County, Calif.
$1,105,000 3%s. Due semi-annually
./ on Jan. 1 and July 1 from
,
bids
2%s, at
W.
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main bonds offered Jan. 5—v.
176, p.
Street,
Hartford,
until
2
p.m. 2576—were awarded to
a
group
Ray
and
'
Angeles.
from
1956 to 1974 inclusive.
a
2,325,000 3^s. Due semi-annually
on Jan. 1 and July 1 from 1971
&
O. Thompsonville),
Connecticut
Bond
Child,
2576—were awarded to Kalman
Co., of Minneapolis, as 2V4S and
p.
(P.
water
Dated Feb.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1954
inclusive.
Interest F-A.
1993
•
CONNECTICUT
Enfield
the
Monrovia City School District,
Feb.
on
60,000 3y4S.;Due
offered
1970 inclusive.
of
for
...
;245,000 3s. Due
Co., Chicago, at a
net interest cost
about 3.56%, as follows:
1960 to
on
1955.
-
John Nuveen &
of
1, 1953.
Trust
*20,000 5s. Due
176, p. 2483 — were
syndicate headed by
price of 100.03,
purchase
works revenue bonds.
group
to
Sale—The $5,000,000 Cor¬
Issue No.
a
follows:
ARIZONA
project Agricultural Im¬
provement and Power District v
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
porate
to
13
& Youngberg, all* of San Fran- Gilmore
Tillman, Chief Assistant (EST) on Jan. 12 for the purchase composed of First Security Bank
cisco, and C. N. White & Co., Oak- City Attorney
for
Water
and of $600,000 school bonds.
Dated of Utah, N. A., Edward L. Burton
land, at-a~ price of 100.04, a net Power of the City, and of O'Mel- Jan. 1, 1953.
Due Jan. 1-from |& Co.", and Continental Bank &
interest cost of about
3.08%, as veny & Myers, of Los Angeles, i 1954 to 1973 inclusive. Principal 1 Trust Co., all of Salt Lake City,
Salt River
Bond
awarded
Jan.
on
&r Savings Association, Weeden & Co., Kaiser & Co./Legality to be approved by
Lawson, Levy &• Williams, Stone L. Chesbro, City Attorney,
Co., all of Birmingham, as 2V2S.
Dated Aug.. 1, 1952. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Thompson,
Dumas,
V.' '
85—were
(EST)
a.m.
composed of Bank of America Na¬
Hugo Marx & Co., Berney Perry
& Co., and Watkins, Morrow &
O'Neil &
Sale—The $325,000 build¬
bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 177,
tional
composed of
group
Department, 8th floor, 22 William
Street, New York City, until 10
Bond
000 capital
was
Valley Union Sch. Dist.,
Diego County, Calif.
Camper,
of the Board
Secretary
of Edueation. vvill receive sealed
bids
19
until
for
8
Due
on
Jan.
inclusive.
to
be
(CST) on Jan.
of $360,000
p.m.
the, purchase
school bonds.
1
Dated Feb. 1, 1953.
from 1956 to 1973
Interest
approved
by
J-J.
Legality
Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Plainfield, III.
Bond
Salc^-An issue of $85 000
2%% and 3% water system bords
sold to R. S. Dickson & Co.,
of Chicago. Dated Jan. 1, 19o3.
was
r ■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
.
.
Monday, January 12, 1953:
.
(184)
Augusta, Me.
Principal and
Note Offering—Alfred J. Lacasse,
payable at Bour¬
bon Agricultural Bank, Paris. Le¬ City Treasurer, will receive sealed
electric light improvement reve¬
gality to be approved by Chap¬ bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 13
nue bonds was sold to Reinholdt
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
for the purchase of $400,000 notes.
& Gardner, of St. Louis, as 3s and
Dated Jan. 15, 1953. Due in 1953
3V>s. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Legality
LOUISIANA
in the following amounts: $200,000
approved by Charles.& Traueron
Sept. 18; $100,000 on Oct. 16,
Claiborne Parish Sch. Dist. No. 26
nicht, of St. Louis.
and $50,000 each on Nov. 20 and
(P. O. Homer), La.
INDIANA
• '!««
Bond
Offering — F.
C. Haley, Dec. 30, 1953. Payable at the First
National
Bank
of
Boston,
and
Secretary of the Parish School
indianapolis School City, Ind.
authenticated as to genuineness
will receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—The $700,000 build¬ Board,
until 9:30 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 11 and validity by said bank under
ing bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 177,
for the purchase of $150,000 school advice of Ely, Bartlett, Thompson
85
were awarded to Phelps,
bonds. Dated March 1, 1953. Due & Brown, of Boston.
Fenn & Co., Inc., and C. J. Devine
on March 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
Bt Co., both of New York City,
Portland, Me.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
jointly, as 1.80s, at a price of
"^Note" Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
(M-S) payable at the office of the
100.16, a basis of about 1.78%.
School Board Treasurer or at any offered Jan. 8 were awarded to
Jackson County (P. O.
bank specified by the purchaser. the National Bank of Commerce,
Brownstown), Ind.
Legality to be approved by Chap¬ Portland, at 1.08% discount.
Bond Offering—James E. Cum- man & Cutler, of Chicago.
The notes are dated Jan. 12, 1953
Red Bad,
to
III.
Bond Sale—An issue
of $160,000
inclusive.
1983
interest
,
(M-N)
—
County Auditor,
sealed bids
until
ynings,
will re¬
They
to genuineness
and mature on Oct. 8, 1953.
Detroit'Wayne Joint Building Au¬ ignated by the original purchaser
of the bonds.
Legality to be ap¬
thority (P. O. Detroit), Mich.
Sale—The $13,500,000 se¬ proved by Berry, Stevens, Bar¬
Evely
&
MacFarlane, of
I, revenue bonds offered Jan. bier,
7—v. 176, p. 2484—were awarded Detroit.
Bond
ries
to
a
syndicate headed by Lehman
and Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Owosso, Mich.
Bros.,
Bond Offering—G. A. Van
Inc., both of New York City, at a
Epps,
net interest cost of City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
as follows:
14 for the purchase of $25,000 se¬
$1,295,000 3 Y2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
ries B, water supply system reve¬
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
nue
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1952.
720,000 3y*s. Due on Jan. 1, 1961 Due on
July 1 from 1954 to 1953
and 1962.
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 195T
4,985,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from and thereafter are callable in in¬
1963 to 1973 inclusive.
verse
numerical order as of July
price of par,
about 2.99%,
a
1,720,000 3V4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
3,290,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1977
1981
to
inclusive.
1, 1956.
Principal and interest.
(J-J) payable at the Detroit Trust
Co., Detroit. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,,
of Detroit.
730,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1982.
Paris
Township Sch. Dist. No. f>
(P. O. 2770 Breton Road, S. E.,
<CST) on Jan. 26 for the purchase
and validity by the National Bank
Grand Rapids), Mich.
cate: Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Bond Offering—Luke H. Rich¬
if $200,000 county jail bonds.
of Commerce, Portland, under ad¬
Bond Sale—The $110,000 builds
Smith, Barney & Co., Phelps, Fenn
Bated Jan. 1, 1953. Due semi-an¬ ard, Secretary of the Parish School vice of
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge
&
Co., Kidder, Peabody, & Co., ing bonds offered. Jan. 5 — were?
nually from July 1, 1954 to Jan. 1, Board, will receive sealed bids & Rugg, of Boston.
/
awarded to the First of Michigan
White, Weld & Co., Equitable Se¬
11974 inclusive.
Interest J-J. Le¬ until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 5 for
! The bonds are dated Nov.
1, curities
the purchase of $135,000 building
Corporation,
Eastman, Corp., Detroit, as 3y>s,,at a prices
gality to be approved by Ross, Mc1952 and mature on Nov. 1 from Dillon & Co., B. J. Van Ingen & of 100.17, a basis of about 3.48%.
bonds. Dated March 1, 1953. Due
Oord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
1953 to 1963 inclusive. Principal Co.,
on March 1 from 1954 to 1965 in¬
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Dated Feb. 10, 1953. Due on Aug.
(M-N) payable at Hallgarten & Co., R. S. Dickson & 10 from 1954 to 1968 inclusive.
clusive. Interest M-S. Legality to and interest
IOWA *
be approved by Charles & Trauer- the National Bank of Commerce, Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Tucker, Bonds maturing in 1961 and there¬
dimming Indep. \Sch. Dist., Iowa
Portland.
Legality : approved by Anthony & Co., all of New York, after are optional as of Aug. 19,
nicht, of St. Louis. /
~
;
Bond Offering—Anna E. Lyons,
Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Central Republic Co., of Chicago, 1960. Interest F-A. Legality to be
ceive
2
Jefferson Davis Parish Sch. Dist.
p.m.
No.
.
(P. O. Jennings), La.
3
will be certified as
760,000 2Y2s. Due Jan. 1, 1983.
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
!
„
_
,
Secretary of the Board
of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed and open
Bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 14
for the purchase
of $173,000 school
Dated Jan. 2, 1953. Due on
Bonds.
XJov. I from 1955 to
1971 inclusive,
legality to be approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of
Chicago. (This
assue was originally offered Dec. 9
at which time all bids were re¬
jected.)
i
Dodge, Iowa
Bond Sale —The $92,000 street
Fort
improvement bonds
offered at
public auction on Dec. 16 were
awarded to the Carlton D. Beh
follows:
$27,000 general obligation bonds
Co., of Des Moines, as
as
1V2S, at a price of 100.59.
65,000 special assessment bonds
as 5s, at a price of 100.05.
Row Virginia
Consolidated School
Bond Sale—The
(P. O. Bastrop), La.
:
Bond Sale—The$l,240,000 bonds
offered Jan. 6—v. 176, p. 2320—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
Scharff & Jones, New
Orleans, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, New York City,
White, Hattier & Sanford, New
Orleans, Equitable Securities
Corp., Nashville, Newman, Brown
&
Co.,
New
Orleans,
Barrow,
Leary & Co., Shreveport, Arnold
and
Crane, Ducournau & Kees,
Nusloch, Baudean & Smith, Schweickhardt & Co., Glas & Co., R.
S. Hecht & Co., W. D. Kingston
& Co., and John Dane, all of New
Orleans, and Felix M. Rives, of
Shreveport.
The group paid a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 2.97%, for the bonds divided
posed
as
of
follows:
$1,000,000
District, Iowa
Parish School Districts
Morehouse
and 3
$150,000 build¬
,
School District Nos. 2
(Merged) bonds: $285,-
ing bonds
000 3s, due on Jan. 1 from 1954
Jan. 5—v. 177, p.
to
offered at auction on
85—were award¬
the First of Iowa Corp., of
ed to
Des
Moines,
inclusive;
$140,000
2 3As, due on Jan. 1 from 1961
to 1963 inclusive; and $575,000
3s, due^on Jan. 1 from 1964 to
2y4s, ^at a price
as
1960
of 100.96.
1973
Tamas, Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue of $23,000
works
water
bonds
was
sold
to
-
240,000 School District Nos. 9 and
10
(Merged) bonds: $68,000
3s, due
Sparks & Co., of Des Moines, as
1960
follows:
due
$16,000 revenue bonds as 4s.
7,000 general obligation bonds
V'
as
inclusive:
1963
MASSACHUSETTS:
Bond Offering—Robt.
Jan.
from
1
inclusive;
and
1961
to
-
Co., all of New
H. Leem-
Sale—The $50,000 tax an¬
Note
York.
ticipation notes offered Jan. 5—v.
Ohio
The
Company, of Colum¬
177, p, 86—were awarded to the
Quirk & Co., Paul
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Pontiac State Bank* of Pontiac,
Frederick
& Co., both of New
as
(EST) on Jan. 13 for the purchase
2y4s, at par, plus a premiuip..
York, McDonald-Moore & Co., S.
of $31,450 water bonds. Dated Jan.
of $10..
...
.
:
R. Livingstone, Crouse & Co., both
1, 1953. Due on Jan. 1 from 1954 of
Detroit, Singer, Deane & ScribWashtenaw County (P. O.
to. 1968
inclusive. Principal and
ner,
Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
Ann Arbor), Mich.
interest payable at the First Na¬
both of Pittsburgh, R. D. White
tional Bank of Boston.
Legality
Bond Offering — Luella Smithy
ing,
District
Treasurer,
will
re¬
bus,
King,
.
.
approved
Palmer &
by Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
& Co.,
& Co.,
Rand & Co., J. C. Bradford
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.,
G. C. Haas & Co., all of New York,
Authorities Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
of Indianapolis, Field, Richards &
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Co., Hayden, Miller & Co., both of
Note Sale—The $8,273,000 StateCleveland, Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
aided veterans projects notes of¬
of
Chicago, Blewer, Heitner &
fered Jan. 7—v. 177, p. 86—were
Glynn, of St. Louis.
awarded to a group composed of
Julien Collins & Co., of Chicago,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., R. W. PressZahner and Company, Lucas, Eisprich & Co., and Eastman, Dillon
en
& Waeckerle, both of Kansas
& Co., all of New York City, at
City, Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
0.85% interest.
of Boston, Merrill, Turben & Co.,
of Cleveland, Dreyfus & Co., of
Middlesex County (P. O.
New York, Bosworth, Sullivan &
East Cambridge), Mass.
Note Sale —The $350,000 notes Co., of Denver, C. C. Collings &
of Philadelphia, Julius A.
offered Jan. 6—v. 177, p. 86—were Co.,
awarded
to
the
Rockland-Atlas Rippel, Inc., of Newark, Walter,
Massachusetts Housing
Woody
Co.,
discount.
&
both
Sutherland
$138,000
Heimerdinger,
of
&
Ellis
Cincinnati,
Co.,
of
&
Ryan,
Toledo,
Campbell, McCarty & Co., Baker,
Simonds & Co., both of Detroit,
Scituate, Mass.
3s, due-on Jan. 1 from 1964 to
1973 inclusive.
2%s.
O.
Dighton Water District (P.
Segreganset), Mass.
on Jan. 1 from 1954 to
inclusive; $34,000 2%s, National Bank of Boston, at 0.83%
on
Alstyne, Noel & Co., of New approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
:
York, Weeden & Co., of San Fran¬ dock & Stone, of Detroit.
cisco, Reynolds & Co., G. H. Walk¬
Walled Lake Consolidated SchooL
er & Co.,
Eldredge & Co., Lau¬
■L- '
District, Mich. rence M. Marks &
Van
Rugg, of Boston.
County Clerk, will receive sealed,
until 10 a.m. (EST) on Jan.
bids
the
for
13
purchase of $3,250,009
county building bonds. Dated Feb..
May 1 from 1954
1, 1953.
Due
to
inclusive.
1971
on
Interest
M-N.
Legality to be approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
MINNESOTA
Blue Earth County Indep.
No.
1
Sch. Dist+
(P. O. Mankato), Minn.
Bond Offering—Ellen M.
Glenn,,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Jan.
for the purchase of $995,009
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953.
13
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1956 to
1975
interest,
and
payable
at
any
suitable
bank:,
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality to be approved by
Bond Sale—The $870,000 school
and C. S. Ashmun Co., of Min¬ Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott 8c
addition bonds offered Jan. 6—v.
Slidell, La.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
Barber, of Minneapolis.
neapolis.
Bond Offering —H. G. Fritchie, 176, p. 2577—were awarded to a
ing bonds offered Jan. 5—v. 177,
group composed of F. S. Moseley
Chaska, Minn.
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
Lake Township Sch. Dist. No. 1
p.* 85—were awarded to the City
& Co., R. L. Day & Co., Lee Higuntil 11 a.m. (CST) on Jan. 27 for
Bond Offering — J, F. Halloran,
National Bank & Trust Co., and
(P. O. St. Clair Shores), Mich.
the
purchase of $110,000 town ginson Corp., and Chace, White¬
the Commerce Trust Co., both of
Clerk, will receive sealed
Note Sale—The $22,500 tax an¬ City
hall bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1953. side, West & Winslow, all of Bos¬
Kansas City, jointly, as l3As, at a
ticipation notes offered Dec. 15 bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
Due on Jan. 15 from 1954 to 1973 ton, as 2s, at a price of 100.77, a
14 for the purchase of $165,009
price of 100.02.
—v.
176, p. 2320—were awarded
basis of about 1.91%.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
geenral
obligation bonds.
to
the
State
Bank
of
Fraser, dike
KANSAS
(J-J) payable at the Town Treas¬
Dated Jan. 1, 1953.
Due on Jan.
as
Junction City School District, Kan.
23/4s.
MICHIGAN
urer's office, or at any bank speci¬
1 from 1956 to 1973 inclusive. Le¬
District, Kan.
Branch County (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬ fied by the successful bidder. Le¬
gality to be approved by Dorsey,
Muskegon, Mich.
Cold Water), Mich.
ing bonds offered Jan. 7 were gality to be approved by Chapman
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,,
Bond Offering — R. F. Cooper.
awarded to a group composed of & Cutler, of Chicago.
of Minneapolis.
Bond
Offering — Earl Linn,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago, Terrebonne Parish Con. Sch. Dist. County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 13
Itasca County (P. O.
George K. Baum & Co., and Soden
bids until Feb. 10 for purchase of for the
No. 1 (P. O. Houma), La.
purchase of $89,000 spe¬
Grand Rapids), Minn.
Investment Co., both of Kansas
Bond Offering—H. L. Bourgeois, $550,000
County
Community cial assessment bonds as follows:
Bond Sale —The $115,000 gen¬
City, at a price of 100.20, a net in¬ Secretary of the Parish School Health Center bonds.
$54,000
street
bonds.
Due
on eral
terest cost of about 2.06%, as fol¬
obligation bridge bonds of¬
Board, will receive sealed bids un¬
March 10 from 1954 to 1963
lows:
fered Jan. 7—v. 176, p. 2484—were*
Detroit, Mich.
til 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 10 for
Salina
School
$400,000 2s. Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1969 in¬
clusive.
the
purchase
of
$700,000
school
bonds. Dated March 1, 1953. Due
on March 1 from 1955 to 1978 in¬
Bond Offering—John H. Witherspoon,
ceive
City
sealed
Controller,
bids
until
will
10
re¬
a.m.
inclusive.
35,000
sewer
March
10
awarded
bonds.
from
1954
Due
to
on
1963
amtil 3:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 12
&dr the purchase of $160,000 im¬
inclusive.
Legality to (EST) on Jan. 13 for the pur¬
be approved by Foley, Cox & Ju- chase of $135,000 special assess¬
Dated
Jan.
10, 1953. Interest
ment, series 1952-J bonds. Dated M-S. Legality to be approved by
dell, of New Orleans.
Dec. 15, 1952. Due on Dec. 15 from
Berry, Stevens, Barbier, Evely &
MAINE
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
Principal MacFarlane, of Detroit.
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Auburn, Me.
current official bank of the City
Muskegon, Mich.
Bond Offering—Bernal B. Allen,
in Detroit, Chicago, or New York
Bond Offering — R. F. Cooper,
City Manager, will receive sealed
City. Legality to be approved by
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 15
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
for the purchase of $91,000 public
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 13
of Detroit.
for the purchase of $80,000 Getty
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1952.
Due on Aug.- 1lfrom 1953
Street special assessment bonds.
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
to 1962 inclusive.
Principal and
Offering — E. P.
Due
on
Riehl, Dated Jan. 25, 1953.
interest payable at the Merchants Deputy City Controller, will re¬ March 25 from 1954 to 1963 inclu¬
National Bank of Boston. Legality ceive sealed bids until Jan. 27 for sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
provement
to be
100,000 2V4s. Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1970 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
Dated Feb.
1,1953. Interest F-A.
•Legality
approved
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thompson, McEvers & Fizatell, of-Kansas City.
KENTUCKY
Paris Ind. Sch.
Dist., Ky.
Bond Offering —W. E.
Daugh<©rty, Secretary of the Board of
JEducation, will receive sealed bids
>3952.
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov.
1 from
r
Nov.
1,
1954
clusive.
Interest
M-S.
approved by Storey, Thorn- the purchase of $6,000,000
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
tunnel extension bonds,
water payable at such bank or trust com¬
;
pany un the State as shall be des¬
Bank
to
the
First
National
of
Minneapolis, as 1.80s, at;
price of 100.07, a basis of about
a
1.79%.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond
Offering
—
Richard D.
Welch, Secretary of the Board of
Estimate
and
ceive sealed
(CST)
of
on
as
$800,000
until
will
10:30
re¬
a.m.
Jan. 22 for the purchase-
$4,945,000
bonds,
Taxation,
bids
general
obligation
follows:
public
relief bonds.
Dua-
March 1, 1954 and 1955.
100,000 sidewalk bonds.
Due on
March 1 from 1956 to 1963
elusive.
Number 5185
Volume 177
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
park
bonds. Due
on
March 1 from 1956 to 1973 in¬
be the first choice and serial bonds
clusive.
City Council.
375,000
will
be
the
second
choice
of
Interest F-A.
Babylon, N. fY.
the
Bond Sale—The
"
quisition
750,000 street improvement bonds.
Due
NEW
March 1 from 1956 ;to
on
1973 inclusive.
school
1,750,000
Due
on
March 1 from 1956 to 1973 in¬
drain bonds.
Due
March 1 from 1956 to
1973
inclusive.
Due
March 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
1978
1953.
1,
Interest
Legality to be approved by
Wood, King &
City.
Dawson,
New
of
York
Otter Tail County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 47 (P.
O. New York Mills),
Minnesota
Bond
Offering
District Clerk,
O.
R.
f—
Parta,
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 21
purchase
of
$325,000
the
for
building bonds. Dated.Jan. \r 1953.
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1
from
1956
and
Principal
to
interest
1975
payable at any suitable bank des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality to be
approved by DorColman, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
sey,
bonds
area
177,
Kidder,
bonds
offered
Jan.
6
awarded to the Allison-Wil¬
liams Co., of
reflecting
Minneapolis,
bid
a
on
■Wiggins, Miss.
*■
The $20,000 water
—
works improvement bonds offered
of
were
Wiggins,
awarded to the Bank
as
2V2S, at
price of
a
par.
Yazoo
City, Miss.
Bond -Offering—P. E. Maxwell,
Clerk,
will
receive
system
Dated Oct.
bonds.
revenue
1, 1952.
Due
on
Oct. 1
from 1953 to 1977 inclusive.
.
Prin¬
cipal and interest will be payable
at a place to be designated by the
purchaser. Legality to be approved
by
Charles &
District
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
14 for the purchase of $150,-
Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
;
Edward
re¬
<(P. O. Farmdale), Ohio
Sale—The $82,000 build¬
...Bond
D.
—
ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.(EST)
on
Jan.
15 for the
purchase iof
$75,000
sewer
Dated Jan.
15
from
disposal plant bonds.
15, 1953.
1954
to
Due
1963
Jan.
on
ing bonds offered Jan. 5—v. 176,
.2486—were awarded to Fahfc^
Clark
&
Co., of Cleveland, as
3 to, at a price of 101.65, a basis
p.
of
about
inclusive.
3.09%.
Hamilton
N.
H.
000
$150,000
building
bonds.
Dated
tax
—
about
&
3.10s, at
of
$100,000 water
Jan. 6—v. 176, p.
offered
Saffin
Dated
Sale—The
2485—were
awarded
to
price of 100.21,
Ho-Ho-Kus, N. J.
be
to
1978
Feb.
on
inclusive.
terest
(F-A)
from
1
(P. O.
payable at the Citi¬
be
to
approved
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
&
rine
Pompton Lakes, N. J.
Bond
Offering—Arthur T.
Chateaugay),
■
Borough
Midland
Trust Co., of New
Legality to be approved by
York.
Rie-
1954
cipal and
the
at
1
1966
to
inclusive. Prin¬
interest
First
(F-A)
National
Bloomingdale.
and
payable
Legality to be
New Albion
Central
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
of
Bank
(P.
O.
to
2486—were
p.
McDonald
& Co., of
!2s, at a price of
basis of about 1.85%.
Cleveland,
100.45,
Jin*
offered
bonds
a
vas
Jackson, Ohio
Sale—An issue of
tax
anticipation
Warsaw,
$1,750,-
notes
was
York
New
and
Bond
mortgage
176,
offered
rev¬
to
a
composed of Sweney Cartwright & Co., Columbus, Wm. J.
Mericka
&
Co., and
Corp., both
price of par,
Cleveland
land, at
a
$185,000,3^s. Due
on
the
of
as
First
Cleve¬
follows:
Aug. 1 from
•1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Middlebury,
245,000 3to.Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1975 to 1988 inclusive.
1
Jefferson Local Sch. Dist.
$2,195,000 build¬
first
.
Dec. *18—v.
2215—were awarded
p.
1
(P. O.
Dresden), Ohio
Offering — P.
S.
-
,
Bond
Gray,
177,
.Clerk of the Board of Education,
86—were ,awarded to a group
will receive sealed bids until noon
composed of Marine Trust Co. of
(EST) on Jan. 12 for the purchase
Western New York, Buffalo, Blair,
ing bonds offered Jan. 8—v.
p.
of $375,000
City,
-
$430,000
system
group
(P. O. Warsaw), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
sewerage
enue' bonds
Gainesville1
Central School District No.
Sale—The
Rollins
Cherry Creek),
ap¬
Orangeville,
Wethersfield
Clerk,
,
from
Note
000
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
&
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Gallowayrof New York City.
Jan. 21 for -the purchase of $172,Cherry Creek, Villenova, Ark000
general improvement bonds.
wright, Ellington, Charlotte, *
Dated Feb. 1, 1953. Due on Feb. 1
Dayton, Leon, Conewango
del,
awarded
Utica, N. Y.
1
Bond
Offering — Spencer
S. sold on Jan. 6 to J. P. .Morgan &
Banta, District Clerk, will receive Co., and the Guaranty Trust Co.,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on both of New York City, jointly, at
Jan. 14 for the purchase of $1,850,- 1.27% interest, plus a premium of
000 building bonds.
Dated' Dec. $27. Dated Jan. 7, 1953, and due
on
July 7, 1953.
Legality ap¬
1, 1952. Due on June 1 from 1954
to 1982 inclusive.
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Principal and proved
interest (J-D) payable at the Ma¬ Heckler & Galloway, of N. Y, City.
First National Bank & Trust
Legality
building
5—v.
176,
Jan.
Ellenburgh
New York
Principal and in¬
Ridgewood.
station
;
-
Township
Route 5, Warren), Ohio
Bond
Sale — The
$20,000
.
*
1954 to
Co.,
(P. O. Somers), N. Y.
1.88%.
Central Sch. Dist. No.
(EST) on Jan.
27 for the
purchase of $126,000
water system bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Due
Somers
approved
Clinton >and
bids until 8:30 p.m.
1953.
Howland
1, 1952.
Principal
interest (M-N) payable at the
Bond Sale—The $28,000 high¬
Legal¬
by Vande- way bonds offered Jan. 7—v. 177,
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬ p. 86—were awarded to George B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., New York
way, of New York City.
City, as 1.90s,,at a price of 100.05,
Chateaugay, Burke, Bellmont,
a basis of about
ity
sas
basis
a
1.94%.
Nov.
Bath National Bank, Bath.
Boland,
Co., New York City,
a
and
about 3.07%.
«'
sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 26
for
the
purchase
of
$1,700,000
electric
don.
a
zens
The bonds mature-serially from
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
City
Babylon), N. Y.
Bond Offering—H. Austin Shel¬
Boston,
t Bond
Offering—John W. Lucas,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
MISSISSIPPI
Dec. 15
No. 2 (P. O.
Offering
Seward, Town Supervisor, will
Babylon Union Free Sch. Dist.
—
ito
100.33,
Bond
Township Local Sch. Dist.
—
about 2.11%.
?Bond Sale
6
(P. O. Pittsford), N. Y.
2 to.
as
Gustavus
1
*
cost 4 of
interest
net
a
,
Pittsford Sewer District No.
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Aug." Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Bond Offering—Harold L. How¬
able at the Security Trust Com¬
1, 1952. Due on Feb. 1 from 1953
ard, Clerk of the Board^of Educa¬
anticipation
notes
offered ,Jan. to 1964 inclusive.
Principal and pany of Rochester. Legality to be tion, will receive sealed bids until
6—v. 177, p. .86 were awarded to interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay.lor? & noon (EST) on Jan. *22 for the
the First National Bank of Bos¬ United States Trust
Company, New Washburn, of New York City.
purchase of
$4,750,000
building
ton, at 1.12% discount.
York
City.
Legality to be ap¬ Port of New York
Authority, N. Y. bonds. Dated March 1, 1953. Due
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
on March
and Sept. 1 from 1954
Nashua, N. H.
Bond Call—The Atuhority has
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of
New
to 1973 inclusive.
Note Offering—Alfred O. PouPrincipal and
issued a call for the redemption
York City.
interest
(M-S)
payable at
the
lin, City Treasurer will receive
on Feb. 15, at 102 and accrued in¬
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
Bath, N. Y.
terest, of all of the outstanding
Hamilton.
on
Jan. 12 for the purchase of
Legality to
be
ap¬
fifth., series, general and
Bond Offering—Bessie K. Thur¬ 3to%,
proved
by
Squire,- Sanders
&
$300,000
notes.
Dated Jan.
12,
ston, Village Treasurer, will re¬ refunding bonds, dated Aug. 15,
1953.
Due on Dec. 1, 1953.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Prin¬ ceive sealed bids until 3
1937 and due on Aug.-15,1977.
p.m.(EST)
cipal and interest payable at the on Jan. 15 for
purchase of $429,000
Hopedale, Ohio
Schenectady, N. Y.
First
National
Bank
of Boston.
Bond-Sale
The $35,000 water
bonds, as follows: *
Bond Sale—The $367,000 bonds
Legality to be approved by Storey,
works
bonds offered Jan.
5—v.
$185,000 general improvement offered Jan. 7
v.
177, p. 86^Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
176, p.1 2322—were awarded to
bonds.
Due on Nov. 1 from
were
awarded to Salomon Bros.
Boston.
Magnus & Co., of Cincinnati, as
1953 to 1982 inclusive.
& Hutzler, New York City, as 2s,
3 to, at a price of 100.18, a basis
NEW JERSEY
244,000
water
bonds.
Due
on
at a price of
100.42, a basis of of about 3.47%;,
Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1982 incl.
Franklin,
bonds
The $150,000 elec¬
—
revenue
Co.,
of
offered Man.
Clementon, N. J.
Princeton, Minn.
Bond Sale
Jan.
awarded
Sale—-The
Bond
were
offered
were
Jan.
ber, of Minneapolis.
tric
Co., Babylon,
$200^000 park¬
Peabody &
at a price
IV2S,
as
86
p.
Note
.<
March
Dated
M-S.
Sale—The
ac¬
177, p. 86—were awarded to the
Babylon National Bank & Trust
basis of about. 1.43%.
750,000 water works bonds.
on
ing
v.
420,000 storm
on
Bond
bonds
49
Cross, of New York City, as 2 to, Fahey, Clark & Co., Cleveland,
at
a. price
of 100.57, a basis of jointly,
as
23/4S, at a price of
about 2.44%.
100.31, a basis of about 2.72%.
7—
$63,000 land
v.
HAMPSHIRE
Concord, N. H.
bonds.
clusive.
?
(185)
Jan.
&
Co., Inc., New York
Manufacturers * &
Traders
building bonds. Dated
1, 1953.' Due on Oct. 15 from
1954
to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
Co., Buffalo,:. Roosevelt &
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Bacon, ..Stevenson & Co.,
son,
District 'Clerk, will receive
Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
Struthers & Co., R. D. First
Westfield Sch. Dist., N. J.
:
sealed bids until
2 p.m.
(EST) White &
Co., .and Coffin & Bufr, Dresden. Legality to be approved
Bond Offering—Frances Peirce,.
on
Jan.
14 for the purchase
of all of New York
fered Jan. 5 were awarded to ,the
City, as 2%s, at by Squire, -Sanders & Dempsey,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
$16,300 bus purchase bonds. Dated a
"Leland Speed Co., of'Jackson, on
issue was
price of 100.19, a basis of about of Cleveland. /(This
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 20
Aug. 1, 1952.
Due Aug. 1 from 2.73%.
a bid reflecting a net interest cost
originally offered on Jan. 5 and
for
the
purchase
of
$835,000 1953 to 1957 inclusive.
Principal
the sale postponed.)
of about 2.47%. Due from 1954 to
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1953. and
interest
NORTH CAROLINA
(F-A)
payable at
1974 inclusive. "
Due on Feb. 1 from 1954 to 1973
Malinta-Grelton Union Local Schooi
Chatauqua National Bank & Trust
inclusive;
Randolph County (P. O.
District (P. O. Malinta), Ohio
Principal and interest
MISSOURI
Company, Cherry Creek. Legality
Asheboro), N. C.
(F-A)
payable at the People's to be
Bond Offering — A. H. Badenapproved by Vandewater,
St. Louis School District, Mo.
Bank
&
Trust
Company, WestBond Sale—The $75,000 refund¬
hop, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Sykes, Heckler .& Galloway, of
Bond Sale—The $7,230,000 build¬ field. Legality to be approved by
ing bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 177, cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
New York City.
ing bonds offered Jan. 7—v; 176, Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
p. 86—were awarded to the Vance
til noon (EST) on Jan. 21 for the
p. 2577—were awarded to a syn¬ of New York City.
Dansville, N. Y.
Securities Corp., Greensboro, and purchase of
$140,000 building
Yazoo
City, Miss.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 indus¬
trial general obligation bonds of¬
proved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield
&
Trust
Bond
Wood, of New York City.
Offering—L.
Richard¬
B.
Cross,
Wood,
,
•
dicate composed of Drexel
& Co.,
Philadelphia,
Mercantile
Trust
Co., St. Louis, Glore, Forgan &
Co., Hallgarten & Co., both of New
York City, Philadelphia National
Bank, Alex Brown & Sons, Balti¬
W. E. Hutton & Co., King,
Quirk & Co., .and A. M. Kidder &
more,
Co., all of New York City, William
&
Co.,
Chicago, Blewer,
Heitner & Glynn, St. Louis, Julien
Collins & Co., Chicago, RaffenBlair
Bond
MEW MEXICO
Young,
receive
Bernalillo
County (P..O.
Albuquerque), N. Mex.
Offering —J
Village
(EST)
bids
sealed
on
A.
a m e s
will
Treasurer,
Jan.
16
until
2-p.m.
as
fered
1
on
were
Jan. .6—v.
awarded
to
176,
a
p.
group
Dated
2321—
Dec.
from
1,
.1953
1952.
Due
1961
to
on
1954
to
1958
on
to
1969
from
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
2,135.000 2s. Due
•
1
inclusive.
3,665,000 l%s. Due
1959
Feb.
on
Feb.
1
from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
MONTANA
Harlowton, 'Mont.
Bond
Offering
—
Oscar J. Cal-
able
at
the
Union
Trust
Com¬
Roswell, N. Mex.
15
for
the
(MST)
of
on
Jan.
$25,000
.swimming pool bonds. Dated Feb.
•
1,
1953.
Amortization bonds
will
—
Margaret
E.
Co., of Durham,
a
Aurora Local Sch.
Bond
Sale—The $133,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan.
5—v. 176,
2485—were awarded to Fahey,
Clark & Co., of Cleveland, as 3s,
at a price of 101.33, a basis of
p.
about 2.86%.
Bellevue
Bond
City Sch.
Dist., Ohio
Offering—Alma
S.
$250,000 street
bonds offered Jan.
Ausable
sealed
until
offered
Oyster
improve¬
Dec, 31—v.
176, p. 2577—were awarded to the
Plattsburg National Bank & Trust
Co., Plattsburg, as 2V2S.
District
.
Bond
Bay,
Sale—The
ing bonds offered Jan.
awarded
the Community Bank, Napoleon.
Legality to be approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Mason
to
p.
86
Roosevelt
&
177,
p.
7—v. 176,
2485—were awarded to Braun,
Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Toledo, and
Cleveland.
Local School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $192,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 7—v. 176,
p.
2578—were awarded to J. A.
White & Co., of Cincinnati, as 3s,
at
price
a
of
Milton
noon
Franklin City School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $235,000 build¬
$121,500 water
Due
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the office of the legal
will receive sealed bids until
(P. O. Oyster Bay), N. Y.
bonds offered Jan. 6—v.
—were
Water
1, 11953.
sive.
101.91,
basis of
a
<
Local Sch.
Township
Dist.
(P. O Custar), Ohio
3
Massapequa
Feb.
about 2.81%.
Fofks, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $8,500
bonds
bids
Dated
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1976 inclu¬
Reitz,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Doty, District Clerk, will receive
Sale—The
bonds.
on
depositary of the Board, presently
Dist., Ohio
(EST) on Jan. 22 for the purchase
p.m.
(EST) of
$400,000 building bonds. Dated
improvement
on
Jan.
14 for the purchase of
Feb. 1, 1953. Due on Oct. 1 from
6—v. 177, p. 86—were awarded to
$95,000
building
bonds,
Dated 1954 to 1973 inclusive, Principal
Boettcher .& Co., Bosworth, Sul¬
Feb. 1, 1953. Due on Feb. 1 from
and interest (A-O) payable at the
livan & Co., and Coughlin & Co.,
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
Principal office of the
legal depositary of
all of Denver, as 2s, at a price
and interest (F-A) ;payable at the the
Board, presently the Union
of 100.209, a basis of about 1.96%.
Hempstead Bank, Hempstead. Le¬ Bank & Savings Company, Belle¬
gality to be approved by Haw¬ vue. .Legality to be approved by
NEW YORK
kins,' Delafield & Wood, of New Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Ausable Forks Fire .District,
York City.
Cleveland.
Bond
ment
purchase
Offering
&
2%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.67%.
as
OHIO
inclusive.
ver,
lant, City Clerk, will, receive seal¬
ed bids until 8 p.m.
100.89,
Dec.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
com¬
posed of the Northern Trust Co.,
Bond
$1,430,000 2s. Due
Peeler
chase of $17,000 fire truck
Sale—The
2.23%.
follows:
Lee
jointly,
for Jhe pur¬
bonds.
$750,000 gen¬
eral obligation hospital bonds of¬
Bond
Chicago, Boettcher & Co., of Den¬ pany, Rochester. Legality to be
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
&
Galloway,
of
New
Toledo, Cit,y National Bank
& Heckler
sperger,
Hughes & Co., Indian¬ Trust
Co., and Stern Bros. & Co., York City.
apolis, and Smith, Moore & Co., of both of Kansas
City, as 2 to, at a
St. Louis, at a price of 100.11, a
Hempstead Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
price of 100.07, a basis of about
net interest cost of about 1.87%,
Hempstead), N. Y.
-
J.
Bond
Offering
Clerk of the
—
F.
L.
of
Board
Nutter,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
of
on
noon
Jan. 22 for the purchase
$60,000 building bonds.
Feb.
1, 1953.
1954
to
Due
inclusive.
1973
and interest
Dated
Oct. 1 from
on
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Custar
State
Custar.
Legality
Bank
to
Company,
be approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
"
1
.
r
*^10
so
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(iac)
Trust
Ohio
"Bond
Clinton, Okla.
build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 176,
p. 245*6—were awarded to Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Toledo, as
offered
3s, st
Sale—The $130,000
Sale—The
6
Jan.
awarded
were
$160,000 bonds
177, p. 87 —
v.
—
Small-Mil-
the
to
burn
Co., of Wichita, and Evan L.
price of 101.93, a basis of Davis, of Tulsa, jointly.
a
about 2.80%.
Kay County Independent Sch. Dist.
fiewbury Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Sale
Bond
York; City National Bank &
Co., of Kansas City; The
Illinois
Company,
of
Chicago;
Robert W. Baird & Co., of Mil¬
New
OKLAHOMA
Sch. Dist.,
Miami Local
tiea)
Postponed
No. 45
Jessie
—
of
of
the $130,000 building bonds, origi¬
nally scheduled for Jan. 12, has
Button, Clerk of / the Board
Education, reports that the sale
(P. O. Blackwell), Okla.
Sale—The $170,000
Bond
bonds offered Jan.
ing
build¬
5—v. 177,
liam R. Staats &
d
Township
Porter
(P.
O.
Sanbury), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
the
—
Board
G. L. Crowl,
of Township
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
noon
(EST) on Jan. 24 for
until
the
fire
Nov.
1, 1952. Due on Nov. 1 from 1954
to 1063 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Farmers Bank, Sunbury. Legality
to be approved by Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of Co¬
purchase
of
$15,000
bonds.
Dated
department
Proctorville, Ohio
the First
tea,
National
4s,
as
at
Bank
of
price of
a
Iron-
No. 73
Bond
ing
Sch.
(P. O. Star Route "A,"
Hominy), Okla.
Sale—The $12,000 build¬
Dist., Ohio
offered
bonds
Bank of
jRockford Local
Dec.
30
First
the
to
Pawhuska,
as
were
National
will receive sealed bids until
noon
The
Bond Offering—Joseph
1953.
R. Gra¬
1969
bonds
Due
on
dated
are
ikmds.
(EST)
Dated
Dec.
on
clusive.
(l^I>)
from
1
on
Jan.
1,
1954
at
the
County
Heppner, Ore.
Bond
Due
1973
in¬
age
Sale—The
be
&
Singer,
Elmer
Le¬
The
—
Jan.
system bonds offered Dec. 15
$150,000 gen¬
Scribner, and
Co., both of
&
Powell
&
as
2s, at a price of
basis of about 1.97%.
a
Buchanan
James
School
Joint
City
way,
R.
Tread-
,
Jan.
90,000
15 for the
purchase of $38;-
900 sewage disposal plant bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due on Oct. 1
from 1954 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
3s.
1969 to
Auditor,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Due
on
Feb.
1
from
1974 inclusive.
North Bend, Ore.
Bond
Offering—Orr J.
Bond Sale
of Butcher
bids
until
12
for
7:30
p.m.
(PST)
on
the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
tq be approved by Winfree, McBond Offering — Bert Davis, Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
Clerk of the Board of Education, land.
Twill
D.
(P.
A group
—
composed
& Sherrerd, of Phila¬
sealed
bids
until
Oregon (State of)
3 t>.m.
(EST) on Jan. 27 for the
purchase of $35,000 building bonds.
Baled
March
1,
1953.
Due
1963
to
Education,
far
the
building
1953.
will
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
noon
bonds.
Dated
Due
on
Bond
State
on
sealed
Jan. 28
$2,100,000
March
1,
1:45
the
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
and
Nov.
Due
on
inclusive.
165,000
3%s.
Jan.
Due
1
from
Jan.
on
1
dicate:
Equitable Securities
Cor¬
Philadelphia
National
Bank; Third National Bank, Nash¬
ville; Reinholdt & Gardner; Ham¬
ilton National Bank, Chattanooga;
First National Bank, Birmingham;
Peoples National Bank, Charlot¬
tesville, Va., and First National
poration;
Bank, Mobile.
TEXAS
Dated Feb.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1954
to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at the Secortl Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston. Legality to
be approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
1, 1953.
Sale—The $10,000,000
highway bonds offered Jan 6
390,000
3y2s.
620,000
Due
1
Jan.
on
3.60s.
Due
1
Jan.
on
bonds
dated
are
Jan.
1,
1953. Interest J-J. Legality to be
approved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
—
Ballinger, Texas
Bond
water
bonds
was
vestment
tonio.
of $85,000
Sale—An issue
3% %
improvement
works
sold to the Central In¬
of
Co.
Dated
Texas,
Dec.
15,
San An¬
1952. Le¬
(State of)
The
basis of about 2.43%.
a
SOUTH
Braddock
Stuart & Co.
as
2y2s,
basis
Sch.
Fort Worth
School
(State of)
$10,000,000
State highway bonds offered Jan.
176,
First
a
basis
p.
of
at
Inc., New York City,
price
a
about
of
100.53,
a
2.44%.
Township (P. O.
Pittsburgh 35), Pa.
Bond
eral
Sale—The $200,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Jan.
Bank
about
of
the
of
Chi¬
price of 100.08,
Other
1.69%.
Gold¬
syndicate:
100.45,
a
price of
basis of about 2.20%.
a
Scranton School District, Pa.
Note
Sale —The
anticipation notes
—v.
176,
p.
$800,000
offered
tax
Jan.
2
2578—were awarded to
the Provident Trust
delphia, at 1.60%
Co., of Phila¬
interest, plus
Cleveland;
izens and Southern National Bank
of
South
Carolina; Huger,
Barn¬
Company; Varnedoe, Chis&
Co.
Incorporated; and
Wyllie and Thornhill.
Bond Sale—The $25,000
general
and
improve¬
ment bonds offered Dec. 4—v.
1
awarded
to
176,
the
of
Board
of
cost
or a net interest
2.74%, for the $3,-
par,
about
000,000
bonds
bear
to
interest
rates and mature as follows:
Due on Feb.
1954 to 1960 inclusive.
$540,000 4s.
885,000 21/2s. Due
2%s.
1,575,000
on
1, from
Feb. 1 from
1970 inclusive.
1963 to
Due
on
Feb.
1
from 1971 to 1978 inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
Interest
F-A.
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
LaPorte,
Bond
eral
a
$212,000
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Jan.
6—v.
to
Feb. 1>
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
Texas
Sale—The
176,
2580—were awarded
p.
group
composed of the Cen¬
tral Investment Co. of
las,
McClung
of Houston,
TENNESSEE
Texas, Dal¬
Knickerbocker,,
& Co., both
3V4S and 3y>s.
&
as
UNITED
Tenn.
Sale—The
Education
and Ernest L. Brown
STATES
street
Public Housing Administrationp
improvement bonds offered Jan. 2
Washington, D. C.
—v.
176, p. 2486—were awarded
Local
Housing Authorities to
to the Bank of Bolivar, and the
Sell Bonds
Commissioner John
Hardeman County Savings Bank
Taylor Eagan has made public de¬
of Bolivar, in joint account.
tails of the $127,215,000 bonds to
be awarded on Jan. 21 by 47 local
Columbia, Tenn.
Bond
Offering — Herman
F. housing authorities in various sec¬
Roach, City Recorder, will receive tions of the country. Previous no¬
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on tice of the impending financing
Jan. 22 for the purchase of $1,400,- appeared in v. 176, p. 2580.
;
$65,000
—
water
Due
works
bonds.
revenue,
Dated
Nov.
1,
series
1952.
The
names
of the
issuing agen¬
cies and the amounts
of their
re¬
May 1 from 1955 to 1988 spective issues, etc.,
are
listed
inclusive.
Principal and interest herewith:
(M-N) payable at the Chemical $3,200,000 Huntsville, Ala. Dated
Bank
&
Trust
Company, New
April 1, 1952. Due on April t
York City, or at the Middle Ten¬
from 1954 to 1983 inclusive.
on
Bank, Columbia. Legality
by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
nessee
to
be
approved
Knox
obligation funding
State
price of
a
New¬
Brown & Co., Inc.; The Cit¬
a
premium of $27.
2012—were
of
Bank
man,
1953
at
the
as
exercised its option and purchased
a like amount.
The syndicate paid
proved
000
2y4s,
Harris Trust
&
Bank, Atlanta, Ga.; Courts & Co.;
Stern Brothers & Co.; The Mil¬
waukee
Company; The National
to
as
dicate headed by the
1953.
5—v.
176, p. 2578—were awarded
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Phil¬
Texas
Bond Sale Correction—The syn¬
2486—were awarded
National
of
members
Bond
Pa.
Independent
District,
Savings Bank of Chicago, which
submitted the best bid for the $6,to a syndicate headed by the Na¬
000,000 school house bonds offered
tional City Bank of New York, Dec. 17—v.
176, p. 2487, actually
Northern Trust Co., Chicago, and was awarded only $3,000,000 bonds
7—v.
Bolivar,
Dist.,
Penn
p.
Crowe, of Dallas.
CAROLINA
Sale—The
Bond
Saul, of Philadelphia.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 176,
p. 2578—were awarded to Halsey,
1
Other members of the
syndicate:
J. P. Morgan & Co.
Inc., of New
Island
Sale
South Carolina
holm
The
Wernersville, Pa.
,
101.05,
well &
from 1983 to 1993 inclusive.
from 1955 to 1967 inclusive.
3,000,000 2s.
Due on March
from 1968 to 1973 inclusive.
Rhode
Bond
City
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
inclusive.
of
of
County (P. O.
Knoxville), Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 2%,
2y4'% and 2lk% hospital bonds of¬
fered
Jan.
were
awarded
6—v.
to
176,
the
p.
2322—
Hamilton
semi-annually on May
National Bank of Knoxville, at a
1 from 1954 to 1972
Topton National Bank of Topton,
price of par.>
York; Drexel & Co., White, Weld
as 2y2s.
Principal and interest &
Co., Bear, Stearns & Co., A. C.
Tennessee (State of)
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
Allyn & Co., all of New York; West Mifflin School
District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $3,500,000 1V2%
tional Bank, Zanesville.
Legality Harris, Hall & Co., L. F. Roth¬
Bond
Offering — Leroy
M. University of Tennessee bonds of¬
to be approved by
Squire, Sand¬ schild & Co., Laidlaw &
Co., Timms, Secretary of the Board of fered Jan. 6—v.
ers &
176, p. 2580—
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
American Securities
Corp., all of Directors, will receive sealed bids were awarded to a syndicate
1
by the Chemical Bank &
Co., New York City, at a
100.28, a basis of about
1.21%. Other members of the syn¬
Trust
The Citizens & Southern National
inclusive.
1968
to
adelphia,
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1971 inclusive. —v. 176, p. 2486—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the First
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
National Bank of Chicago, at a
able at the Firestone
Bank, Lisbon.
price of 98.72, a net interest cost
of about 1.99%, as follows:
Zotnesville City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering — Charles M.
$ 500,000 Is. Due March 1, 1954.
Hartley, Clerk of the Board of
6,500,000 l3/4s. Due on March 1
feids until
in¬
Merrill
1964
O.
1, Lisbon), Ohio
receive
1973
Lynch, Pierce, man, Sachs & Co.; Glore, Forgan
Fenner & Beane, Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Trust Company of Georgia;
& Co., Ira Haupt & Co., and Byrne First National Bank of Portland,
and Phelps, Inc., all of New York Ore; Harris, Hall & Company (In¬
City, Dolphin & Co., Philadelphia, corporated); A. G. Becker & Co.
and Moore, Leonard & Lynch, of Incorporated; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Pittsburgh, purchased an issue of Roosevelt & Cross Incorporated;
$1,530,000 school revenue bonds, Wood, Struthers & Co.; Stroud &
bearing interest rates and matur¬ Company Incorporated; City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co. Kansas
ing as follows:
$215,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1 from City, Mo.; Robert Winthrop & Co.;
delphia,
North
Lee,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Jan.
R.
for
cago, as 1.70s, at a
Pennsylvania
&
purchase of $67,cipal and interest (A-O) payable
161.75 improvement bonds.
Dated
At United Bank, Uhrichsville.' Le¬
Jan. 1, 1953. Due on Jan. 1 from
gality to be approved by Squire,
1955 to 1963 inclusive.
Principal
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Wayne Local Sch. Dist.
until
12
$300,000 school bonds.
the
Authority (P. O. Mercersburg),
from 1974 to 1982 inclusive.
approved
Offering—W.
Jan.
on
5
■
Bond
to
Kingstown, R. I.
Offering—O. N. Middle-
bids
sealed
p.
Deane
E.
100.22,
sew¬
by Peck, $110,000 2y2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1954 to 1964 inclusive.
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.50,000 23/4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
Uhrichsville, Ohio
to
1954
Due
ton, Town Treasurer, will receive
2486—were awarded
of Blair, Rol¬
Co., Inc.,
Philadelphia,
176,
lins
follows:
as
offered
140,000 3s.
$250,000
—v. 176, p. 2322—were awarded to
Principal
and
interest
First National Bank of Portland,
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Middletown.
gality
from
15
15, 1953.
North
Bond
group composed
a
27 for
1952.
to
to
Sale
1954
$215,000 building
Dec.
1,
Principal and in¬
payable
ham, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids Treasurer's office.
the purchase of
Feb.
Feb. 1 from 1955 to
inclusive.
terest
noon
Jan.
obligation bonds offered Jan.
5—v.
OREGON
(EST) Jan. 22 for the purchase
Douglas County School District
©f .$458,000 building bonds.
Dated
No. 5 (P. O. Route 1, Box 985,
Feb./l, 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from
Roseburg), Ore.
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal
Bond Sale—The $45,000 build¬
And interest (J-D) payable at the
ing bonds offered last November
Hockford National
Bank, Rockwere
awarded to Foster & Mar¬
ford. Legality to be approved by
shall, and Atkinson & Co., both of
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Portland, jointly,
Cleveland.
Trenton Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
eral
bonds
line
Pittsburgh,
1.80s.
The bonds mature
serially from
Bond Offering—Stanley Bricker, 1956 to 1958 inclusive.,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
until
mill
Bond
Box 36,
awarded
par.
Dated
Jan.
on
Co., of Wich¬
of
main
Osage County Dependent Sch. Dist.
.Bond
Sale —The
$9,500
fire
equipment bonds i offered Dec. 20
—v. 176, p. 2322—were awarded to
price
ita; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
about 2.73%.
lumbus.
bonds.
gality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
$2,500,000
—v.
176, p. 2578—were awarded Blackstone Valley Sewer District Ector
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist.
County, County Independent
bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 176, p.
to Blyth & Co., of Portland.
School District (P. O.
No. 1 (P. O. Oklahoma City),
2578—were awarded to a syndi¬
Oklahoma
Odessa), Texas
Washington County Sch. Dist.
cate composed
of the Chemical
Bond Sale—The $145,000 build¬
No. 92 (P. O. Garden Home),
Bond Offering — Charles L.
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Goldman,
ing bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 177,
Oregon
will
Sachs & Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Walker, Business Manager,
Bond Sale—The $55,000 build¬
p. 87—were awarded to a group
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., W. E.
composed of R. J. Edwards, Inc., ing bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 176,
(CST) on Jan. 15 for the purchase
Hutton & Co., all of New York
First National Bank & Trust Co., p.
2578 — were awarded to the
of
$2,596,000
building
bonds.
Alex. Brown & Sons, of
both
of Oklahoma City, Small- First Security Bank of Beaver- City,
Dated Dec. 15, 1952. Due on Dec.
Harris, Hall & Co.,
Milburn Co., Wichita, Honnold & ton, on a bid reflecting a net in¬ Baltimore,
15 from
1953
to
1970 inclusive.
Chicago, Boatmen's National Bank
Co., Oklahoma City, First Secu¬ terest cost of about 2.22%.
of St. Louis, Folger, Nolan & Co., Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
rities Co. of Kansas, Wichita, and
able at the
Mercantile National
Inc., Washington, D. C., and the
Evan L. Davis, of Tulsa, on a bid
PENNSYLVANIA
City National Bank & Trust Co., Bank, Dallas. Legality to be ap¬
reflecting a net interest cost of
Kansas City, as 2y2s, at a price of proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Greensburg, Pa.
net interest cost of about 2.39%.
3.04%.
basis of about
National
Monday, January 12, 1953
.
headed
Co., of Los Ange¬
Indianapolis; Shearson, Ham& Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
both of New York; Baxter, Wil¬
Oklahoma City.
liams & Co., National City Bank,
t>eea postponed until Jan. 30.
both of Cleveland; R. L. Day &
Kingfisher, Okla.
North Olmsted, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $250,000 elec¬ Co., of New York; T. H. Jones &
Bond Sale —The $32,200 water tric light and power plant bonds Co., of Cleveland; John Small &
improvement bonds offered Jan. 5 offered Jan. 5—v. 177, p. 87—were Co., of New York, and Merrill,
Turben & Co., of Cleveland.
—v.
176, p. 2486—were awarded awarded to the Small-Milburn Co.,
to Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincin¬ of Wichita, and Evan L. Davis, of
Sandy, Ore.
nati, as 3V4s, at a price of 100.93, Tulsa, jointly, on a bid reflecting a
Bond Sale—The $65,000 water
87—were awarded to the First
Bank
& Trust Co.,
of
p.
.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 12 for
the purchase of $350,000 building
waukee; Francis I. duPont & Co., clusive. Legality to be approved
J. G. White & Co., Inc., both of by Burgwin, Churchill, Ruffin &
New
York;
National
Bank
of Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
Commerce, of Seattle; R. H. Moulton & Co., of San Francisco; Wil¬
RHODE ISLAND
les; Small-Milburn
.
2,520,000 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Dated
April 1, 1952. Due on April T
from 1954 to 1983
3,520,000
Alaska
inclusive.
(Anchorage)..
Dated April 1, 1952. Due on
April 1 from 1954 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
1,680,000
Fresno County.
Calif.
April 1, 1952. Due on
April 1 from 1954 to 1983 in¬
Dated
clusive.
7,930,000 Hartford, Conn.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1952. Due on Jan. X
from 1954 to 1983 inclusive.
1,685,000 New Haven, Conn. Dated
Aug. 1, 1952. Due on Aug. X
from 1954 to 1983
inclusive.
Volume 177
Number 5185
Fla.
Pensacola,
1,230,000
.
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Dated
April 1, 1952. Due on April 1
1954
from
inclusive.
1983
to
1
Dated April
1 from
765,000 Buford, Ga.
1, 1952. Due on April
1954 to 1983 inclusive.
705,000 Camilla, Ga. Dated April
1,
1952. Due on April 1 from
1954
1983 inclusive.
to
680,000 Cartersville, Ga. Dated
April 1, 1952. Due on April 1
1983 inclusive.
1954 to
from
3,980,000 El Paso, Texas. Dated
April 1, 1952. Due on April
from 1954 to 1983 inclusive.
Skagit County, Burlington-Edison
School District No. 100 (P. O.
Mount Vernon),
Wash.
Uinta
1954
1983 inclusive.
to
from
7,455,000
date of issue.
Interest
1, 1952. Due April 1 from 1954
Norfolk,
Va.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1952. Due on Aug. 1
Seattle.
LaGrange,
Ga.
Dated
Marietta,
1,590,000
1952.
Aug.
1,
from
Ga.
Due
1954 to
Ga.
1983 inclusive.
1954 to
Bond
Offering
President
the
of
A.
—
were
C. White,
County
Court,
of
Orchards
348
Waih.
Spokane),
bonds
offered
Jan.
6
awarded to the Old National
Bank
of
flecting
about
Spokane,
bid
a
interest
net
a
on
re¬
cost
of
Bills
on
of)
Sold—An
Dec. 31 at
an
was
will receive sealed bids at the of¬
clusive.
2,865,000
Paducah,
Ky.
Dated
on
April 1
April 1, 1952. Due
from 1954 to
Sold
in
U.
from
1954 to
1983 inclusive.
2,400,000 Fall River, Mass. Dated
April 1, 1952. Due on April 1
from 1954 to
1983 inclusive.
2,390,000
Lynn,
Mass.
Dated
April 1, 1952. Due on April 1
from 1954 to 1983 inclusive.
820,000 Revere, Mass. Dated Apr.
1, 1952. Due on April 1 from
1954
to
3,020,000
1983
Mich.
April 1, 1952. Due
from 1954 to
785,000
April 1
Minn.
April 1, 1952. Due
1954 to
April 1
on
1983
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1983
to
inclusive.
2,145,000
Atlantic
City,
N.
J.
Dated April 1, 1952.
Due on
April 1 from 1954 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
950,000 Irvington, N.
April 1, 1952. Due
from
1954 to
3,620,000
1,
J.
on
1952.
N.
Due
(J-J)
1954
1,000,000
to
1983
1,
Principal
Dated
awarded
at
to
J.
Jan.
interest
the
County
Eastville, or
Legality to be
a
group
com¬
of Halsey
Stuart & Co.
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.,
Securities Corp., all of
New York City, and De Haven &
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, of
Philadelphia, at a price of 100.04,
a net interest cost of about 2.23%,
1954
to
1954
Pa.
inclusive; and
2.40s, due on Jan. 1
$520,000
S.
—
May 1, 1952.
Due May 1 from
1954
inclusive.
to
1983
4,310,000 Columbia, S. C.
Jan.
1,
from
1952.
1954 to
Due
Dated
Jan.
on
1
1983 inclusive.
1,890,000 Charleston, S. C. Dated
.Aug. 1, 1952. Due on Aug. 1
from
1954
1,245,000
to
1983
inclusive.
Murfreesboro,
April 1, 1952.
Dated
T
e n n.
1,010,000
to
$20,000
1968
2.40s,
from 1969 to
bonds
as
due
on
2s.
Due
on
Jan.
1
1968 inclusive.
p.
Trust
1952.
1,
2,305,000
Due
Jan.
on
Beaumont,
April
King County, King School District
No. 415 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
Treasurer, will receive
a
1
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
1,
Due
KennewicU), Wash.
Bond
on
000
clusive.
v.
Borger,
1,
1952.
Texas.
Due
on
Dated
AorT
1954 to 1SS3 inclusive.
Port
Sale—The
bonds
issue
offered
of
Jan.
7—
176,
the
p. 2488 -wpre awarded to
National Eaf.k'of Commerce,
Seattle,
on a bid reflecting a
interest coot of about 2:99%,
net
Jan.
1
inclusive;
on
about
Jan.
1
from
1954
to
$349,000 Vks,
from
1957
to
inclusive; $156,000 2Vis,
on
Jan.
1
from
1966
to
to
1973 inclusive.
sewer bonds to Boettcher
Co., and Peters, Writer &
Christensen, both of Denver,
125,000
&
.
$65,-
on
of
cost
follows: $114,000 3s,
inclusive; and $156,000
23/4s, due on Jan. 1 from 1970
Port of Kennewick (P. O.
Texas.
1952.
as
1969
Legality to
Preston,
interest
net
due
(F-A) payable at the Coun¬
by
&
2.50%,
Due Feb. 1, from 1955 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
approved
&
Co., Denver, KalCo.,
Minneapolis,
Coughlin & Co., Denver, and
the Wyoming National Bank
of Casper, at a price of 100.07,
about 2.88%.
April 1 from 1954 to 1983 in¬
1 from
of
man
be
follows:
Eisen & Waeckerle, both
Kansas
City,
Bosworth,
Sullivan
from 1954 to 1933 inclusive.
April
cas,
due
Dated
as
Co., St. Louis, City Na¬
Bank & Trust Co., Lu¬
tional
reflecting
1968
$900,000 bonds
176, p. 2323—
3—v.
awarded
V>
$775,000 water works bonds to a
group composed of Mercantile
87—were awarded to
Seattle, on a bid
a
net interest cost of
ty Treasurer's office.
Dated
Jan.
Grande & Co., of
clusive.
Jan.
Sale—The
Bond
offered
1, 1953.
Texas.
Hanmer
Debenture
$37,000
tures
of
jointly,
net
2.54%,
due
1968
on
a
interest
as
on
bid reflecting a
1
from
inclusive;
2.60s. due
about
of
cost
follows: $90,000 2]/2s,
Jan.
on
1954
to
$35,000
and
Jan. 1 from 1969
to 1973 inclusive.
<
"
<
■•
*
and
&
Co.,
Bankers
Corp., all of Toronto, jointly.
6%
was
Sale
—
An
issue
improvement
Due
on
Sept.
of
deben¬
sold to Anderson &
Toronto.
1953 to
Township, Ont.
Co.,
1 from
1972 inclusive.
Puslinch Township, Ont.
Sale
An issue of
Debenture
$8,000
tures
5%
was
—
improvement
sold to
deben¬
Wood, Gundy &
Co., of
100.13,
a
Due
Dec. 15 from 1953 to 1972
on
Toronto, at a price of
basis of about 4.94%.
inclusive.
<p
£
WYOMING
improvement
King County Fire Protection Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
Sale
The
$75,000 fire
protection bonds offered Jan. 5—
177,
rejected.
were
Casper, Wyo.
were
v.
bids
as
and
Jan. 1
1972 inclusive.
school
from 1954 to
not sold
inclusive;
terest
Austin,
Bond
issue of
debentures
Graham
Toronto,
-SOUR
dispos¬
bonds offered Dec. 9 were
1965
Tenn.
of
syn¬
$205,000
al plant
Due on
April 1 from 1954 to 1&'83 in¬
3,085,000
Sold —The
public parking lot bonds:
$70,000 2s, due on Jan. 1 from
90,000
due
City,
Bank
L.
WISCONSIN
1956
1, 1952.
sold to J.
Palmyra, Wis.
school, series B bonds. Dated Feb.
April
was
An
—
improvement
and
Tyson; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hirsch
& Co.; Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman
Incorporated; McDougal & Con¬
don, Inc.; Dwinnell, Harkness &
Hill
Incorporated;
Roosevelt &
Cross Incorporated; Tripp & Co.
Inc.; Norman Ward & Co.; and
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
sealed bids until 11 a.m..(PST) on
Union
Dated
various Provincial pur¬
Debenture Sale
$94,888
1953.
Due Jan. 1,
J-J.
Legality ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
Not
a
tion.
dicate:
Bonds
as
ranging from 101V/2% to 100%, de¬
pending upon the date of rederrfp-
VIRGINIA
Other members of the
Townsend,
Dabney
City.
1954 to 1983 in¬
April 1 from
redeemable
1,
by
proved
Jan. 22 for the purchase of $65,000
clusive.
are
in part by lot, at prices
or
Interest
on
Due
bentures
whole,
$6,500,bridge revenue bonds was
sold
to
a
syndicate headed by
Allen
&
Co., New
York City.
Jan.
and
Principal and in¬
payable at the option of
are
000 4%
1986.
3%
uncondi¬
obligations of the Province
Parhersburg, W. Va.
Dated
of
and
special
a
of Nova Scotia.
A
Jan.
water works and sewerage
150,000
Dated
fund
direct
Bond Sale—An issue of
—
Chester,
tional
carry
ONTARIO
inclusive.
WEST
1968
to
1955
inclusive,
sinking
constitute
follows:
1
inclusive.
1983
on
annual
approved
by
Weter,
Shefelman, of Seattle.
&
$1,100,000 water and sewer bonds:
$580,000 2s, due on Jan. 1 from
WASHINGTON
5,885,000
be
to
Roberts
Trimble &
Inc.,
sive.
from
ity
Due
1966
from 1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated
on
to
in¬
posed
as
Dated
Commis¬
Crowlanh Township, Ont.
poses including $3,196,039 for re¬
1 from
funding debentures which were
Principal retired at
maturity on Nov. 15,
and interest (J-J) payable at the
1952; expenditures by various de¬
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
1, 1953.
1963
Due
1978
Bond Sale—The $1,340,000 bonds
offered Jan. 7—v. 176, p. 2580
April 1
805,000 Lumberton, N. C. Dated
April 1, 1952. Due on April 1
920,000
1953.
to
and
at
office
bonds.
revenue
debentures
improvement
15,
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
April
April
noon
at the First & Merchants National
Chester,
N. Y.
1, 1952. Due on
1954 to 1983 inclu¬
Dated
until
1954
payable
Treasurer's
Port
■
Jan.
from
15
clusive.
10,265,000 New York, N. Y. Dated
Jan. 1, 1952. Due on Jan. 1
from
Dated
Jan.
from 1954 to 1983 inclusive.
.
school
$750,000
on
bids
of
will
Jan. 21 for the purchase
on
bonds.
1983 inclusive.
Trenton,
Jan.
sealed
State
Debt,
American
950,000 Laurel, Miss. Dated April
1, 1952. Due on April 1 from
1954
of
were
1,355,000 Biloxi, Miss. Dated Aug.
to
(EST)
the
of
Local
on
South Boston, Va.
Dated
1983 inclusive.
t**J"f, 1952. Due
1954
receive
1983 inclusive.
Virginia,
from
Dated
on
Commission
Bank of Richmond.
inclusive.
Pontiac,
Secretary
nett,
water
Power
{t%
The
(Province of)
1.97%.
Jan.
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
1983 inclusive.
910,000 New Iberia, La. Dated
April 1, 1952. Due on April 1
000
Northampton County (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
Scotia
SCOTIA
Nova Scotia
Debentures
average
syndicate composed of Smith, Bar¬
The bonds are dated Jan. 1, 1953 ney & Co., Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Dated April 1, 1952.
Due on fice of the County Clerk until 10
April 1 from 1954 to 1983 in¬ a.m. (EST) on Jan. 27 for the pur¬ and will mature over a period of Inc., First Boston Corp., Harriman
clusive.
chase of $117,000 county airport 10 years. Callable in inverse nu¬ Ripley & Co., Inc., Dominion Se¬
curities Corp., A. E. Ames & Co.,
3,065,000 New Albany, Ind. Dated j bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1950. Due on merical order on and after six
and McLeod,
Young, Weir, Inc.,
April 1, 1952. Due on April 1 Oct. 1 from 1966 to 1971 inclusive. years from date of issue. Legality
made public offering in this coun¬
from 1954 to 1983 inclusive,
j Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ to be approved by Burcham &
try on Jan. 6 of a new issue of
10,910,000 Louisville, Ky. Dated able at the State Treasurer's of¬ Blair, of Spokane.
$12,500,000 3V2% debentures at a
Jan. 1, 1952. Due on Jan. 1 fice or, at the option of the hold¬
price of 98. Dated Jan. 15, 1953,
from 1954 to 1983 inclusive.
Sumner, Wash.
| er, at the Chemical Bank and
and due on Jan. 15, 1972.
2,555,000 Newport Municipal Trust Company, New York City.
Bond Offering—Edith M. War¬
Net proceeds from the sale will
Housing
Commission,
Ky J Legality to be approved by Cald¬ wick, City Treasurer, will receive
be used to provide, or to repay
Dated April 1, 1952. Due on; well,
Marshall, Trimble & Mit- sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Treasury bills issued to provide,
April 1 from 1954 to 1983 in¬ chel, of New York City.
Jan. 27 for the purchase of $60,funds for
1,045,000 Stephenson County, 111.
Nova
Beginning Jan. 15, 1958, the de¬
issue
yield
of 1.349%. Dated Jan.
2, 1953 and
due on April 2, 1953.
NOVA
the
sion.
the holder in either United States
or Canadian dollars.
$75,000,000 Treasury bills
sold
Sale—The $81,000 general
obligation
County (P. O.
Princeton), Va.
Dated
O.
Bond
Mercer
April 1, 1952. Due on April 1
from
Spokane County, Otis
(P.
VIRGINIA
1
1983 inclusive.
Waycross,
1,680,000
Canada (Dominion
Treasury
Consolidated Sch. Dist. No.
from 1954 to 1983 inclusive.
Dated
Aug.
on
inclusive.
Richmond, Va. Dated
Aug. 1, 1952. Due on Aug. 1
1983 inclusive.
1954 to
1983
7,920,000
April 1, 1952. Due on April 1
from
1954 to
Works; and for certain repayable
advances, including advances to
terest
CANADA
Legality to be approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
from
2,410,000
County School District No. 6 partments of the Provincial Gov¬
(P. O. Lyman), Wyo.
ernment, principally the Depart¬
Sale—The $168,000 build¬ ment
of
Highways and Public
F-A.
to 1983 inclusive.
51
Bond
730,000 Harlingen, Texas. Dated
Bond Offering — Will B.
Ellis, ing bonds offered Dec. 1—v. 176,
April 1, 1952.
Due on April County Treasurer, will receive p. 1912—were awarded to a group
1 from 1954 to 1983 inclusive.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on composed
of the First Security
2,950,000 Wichita Falls, Texas. Jan. 21 for the
purchase of $300,- Bank of Utah, N. A., Edward L.
Dated April 1, 1952.
Due on 000 school bonds. Dated Feb. 1, Burton & Co., Continental Bank
April 1 from 1954 to 1983 in¬ 1953. Due on Feb. 1 from 1955 to & Trust Co., all of Salt Lake
clusive.
1968
inclusive.
Callable on any City, and First National Bank of
1,375,000
Danville, Va.
Dated interest date in inverse numerical Evanston.
Aug. 1, 1952. Due on Aug. 1 order on and after eight
years
from
705,000 Douglas, Ga. Dated April
(187)
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to
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