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MONDAY
"'"-ft 10
Volume 177
MSlhtSS
Number 5187
General
RAILROAD
Admiral
iso3
ISSUE
Reg, U. 8. Pat Office
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, January 19, 1953
Price 90
The
first
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Corp.—Expansion Program—
sidiary.
The
chest
mnd
freezers
home
produced
were
30,
Jan.
on
8—on
at
national
a
distributor
meeting
in
New
warehouse facilities
the
Galesburg
Mr.
well
as
expansion
Baker
as
Stock and Bond
coveyorized,
a
177, p.
plant also
range
which
program
said.—V.
less
than
137.
V-
.
.
•••,-'•
Aeroquip Corp.—Licensing Agreement—Outlook—
Peter
P.
Seals
Sc
Gaskets
of
Exchange—^—
Stock Exchange___.
Super
and
the
Oil
in
Birmingham,
Wales.
large
latter
The
Midwest
will
be
used
license
includes
the
of
Aeroquip name
together with Aeroquip patents and "know-how."
According to Mr. Hurst, results for the months
use
November
together with December
quarter earnings, before and after
last year.—V. 176, p. 1665.
Air Reduction
Air Reduction
sales
volume
will
taxes,
Montreal
will
new
liveries
of
liquid
^Reduction
the
Jan.
on
supplementing
oxygen,
be
may
made
north
the
to
production
New
35
of
England
other
-1
Stock
and
Bond
with
plant
million
The
targoa.
for
cesses
Is
used
to
in
Reduction
an
investment
plant will also produce nitrogen
principally in the oxyacetylene
welding of metals.
Argon, an inert
the
shielded
gas
also
hazard
Sales
Co.
inert
chemical
or
is
electric
an
of
Air
must
7
Reducton
*
and
in
Inc.
Combined Condition
stockholders
stock
on
stock
from
stock
from
<ln
in
New
order
will
7,500,000
no
to
to
value
to $1
later
par
York)
Federal
April 16 on a proposal to split the com¬
basis, increasing the authorized common
25,000,000 shares, and changing the common
than
not
value.
par
the close
at meeting.—V.
participate
Stock
should
business
of
176,
be
11,
This
was
26%
than
more
ton-miles.
contract
total
does
higher
than
1951's
charters
include
not
total
and
of
$
$
$
"
$
military
70,273,894 282,680,000 267,734.573
55,440,000
49,511,387 210,340,000
Dividend
American
set
5,004,242).
a
This
new
was
the
first
had
carrier
passenger-cargo
time
that
exceeded
the
any
regularly
5,000,000 mile
Other
Net
Other
187,225,444
income
6,990,000
8,799,000
29,430,000
28,679,000
operating
taxes..
4,070,000
3,912,586
16,010,000
operating
income
8,050,921
26,840,000
of
more
DC-Cs,
than 60%
DC-6Bs
of the Airfreight was carried in American's
Convairs.
and
The
rest
was
DC-4
Airfreighters.
In addition, American also
freighters flying the Korea airlift under contract
6,230,000
income
handled
has
six
by
seven
6,090,000
DC-4
5,373,243
Plans
New
20,540,000
__
permission
Francisco
Its
to
income
and
Oakland
petition
at
earliest
the
12
direct
to
339,981
V.
and
174,
p.
will
295,000
5.000
so
Jan.
of
20
on
to reduce
as
shares, by
shares
176,
p.
and
the
a
common
stock
now
proposal
to
amend
shares of 5% preferred
held in the treasury.—
Fed.
vote
stock,
$10
par
& Electric
shares
of
Jan.
value,
common
27
on
on
a
stock,
approving
proposal to split
two-for-one basis by the issu¬
$5 par value for each share
Co.—V.
176,
p.
2529.
The
corporation
covering
at
The
Jan.
on
599,000
50 oents
proceeds
shares
per
5
filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par one cent) to be
C. Doehier Co., Jersey City,
share through W.
are
to
be
used to drill wells.
partly
estimated.
t Based
on
will
CONSOLIDATED
EARNINGS
1952—3 Mos.—1951
to
are
—V.
REPORT
to
$
$
333,022,067
311,130.535
287,730,234
121,112,177
108,787,247
467,453,529
435,616,771
__
18,321,592
15,167,599
61,971,510
57,537,027
income..
139,433,769
123,954,846
529,425,039
493,153,798
30,374,067
28,980,611
117,529,059
94,974,235
411,895,980
376,784,730
-
&
not
exceed
to
income
interests
to
3,216,065
*
11,717,149
10,978,625
92,292,374
400,178,831
365,806,105
$2.84
$2.82
$11.42
$11.93
chares
Shober,
of
to
of
to
Electric
estimated).
& Telegraph Co. and its principal telephone
proportionate interest in net earnings of West¬
all other subsidiaries not consolidated > (partly
Telephone
Co.
and
tBased
on
CONVERSIONS—The
average
company's
number
new
of
shares
12-year
3V2%
outstanding.
convertible
bentures, due in 1964, became convertible into common stock
on
2414.
p.
letter
a
of
notification
with
~
SEC
the
stock (par 50 cents) to be offered
stockholders at $1.50 per sharer any
publicly offered
at
$2
per
share,
with
common
by
be
New Orleans, La., underwriting.
The net proceeds
purchase new equipment and for working capital.
Inc.—Proposed Financing Program
shares
common
certain
portions
will
of
the
to
consider
following
be
held
additional
take
and
proposed
Jan.
on
5%%
action
with
financing
pro¬
26:
cumulative
preferred
provides
shares
price
a
2.
Sept.
(par
$10
$1
each)
share.
per
of
term loans
New
Inc.,
series
two
$625,000
the
in
A
of
Basic
Holders
on
of
before
or
common
Dec.
31,
1957
will
shares
vote
to Basic
the
each,
payable
New York,
City
and
aggregate
mortgage notes
its
wholly-owned subsidiary Defense
amount
issued
by
$4,150,000
of
Basic
respectively
in
The
to
the
to
consist
of
principal amount
Chase
National
Bank
of
and Central National Bank of Cleveland,
mortgage note
of
Basic in
the
principal
amount
of
payable to The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York,
mortgage note to be issued by Project in the principal amount
series
B
$2,500,000
of
a
$400,000
and
option
Dec.
price
to
31,
payable
Mutual
for
increasing
four
to
Life
purchase
1957
succeeding
de¬
of
the adoption of proposed Amended Articles of Incorporation and
a
resolution
authorizing and approving the proposed option to Di¬
versified, together with another option described in the next succeeding
paragraph.
Basic
tlncludes
169,
473.
p.
to
common
and
earnings
American
term.—V.
upon
a
share
subsidiaries,
ern
2,681,861
105,843,637
_
A.T.
&T. Co. stk.
five
from
(par $100
each) and the sale of
the
preferred shares to
Diversified Services, Inc., pursuant to a purchase agreement
that Diversified shall pay Basic $1,000,000 for the
preferred
shares
and shall
receive
an
option to purchase 30,000
which
of
Appl. to min.
Appl.
36-month
a
filed
Dec. 24
subscription
used
be
173,
Project,
Net
electric
associated
battery chargers, will run
Investors
116,369,068
109,059,702
deducs.
equipment
all
for
Contracts
years.
through
users
the
contracts for
-
at the special meeting
1. Authorization
of
10,000
at
Total
nine
and
industrial
industrial
shares
932,730,302 3,998,710,192 3,611,445,961
660,131,376 2,825,500,539 2,555,076,889
394,625,589
inc..
Rental
users.
for
be
Basic Refractories,
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$
To Sell
—
B. and H. Incorporated, New Orleans, La.—Files—
respect
71,722,433
oper.
and the
completion
lor
Corp.
with potential
then will purchase
C.I.T.
it
batteries
as
The company on
Holders,
92,089,246
Net
Rock,
19 on
approving an agreement of
into this company of Freedom-Valvoline
years.
arranged,
are
average
76,974,341
per
offered
1952,
105,038,632
tConsol.
Pipeline Producers, Inc., Shreveport, La.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
J.
such
73,991,825 319,750,000 279,256,365
$2.54
$10.09
$10.54
a
American
N.
trucks
83,635,752 358,310,000 326,944,708
1,037,093,246
taxes
which
135,000-kilowatt
Little
scheduled
out by
this Chicago electric
conjunction with C.I.T. Corp., the
30,000 shares
733,968,096
oper.
re¬
kilowatt
Springs,
making possible rental of industrial trucks
by John A. Baldinger, General Manager.
lease
for
59,899,660
expenses..
Other
Arkansas
105,000
two
and
North
both
of
a
Hot
14
representatives.
unsubscribed
57,270,000
taxes on inc.
Oper.
the
presently outstanding;
The Guaranty Trust Co. of New York will act as agent in redeeming
outstanding certificates of interest in common stock of American Gas
SEC
will
initially
$
revenues..
Interest
will
two
Period End. Nov. 30—
tOtber income
stockholders
of
ance
SYSTEM
are
near
^
in
14,379,368
$2.45
December,
$
993.
common
March,
near
Stamps,
State
units
units,
Jan.
gram
Oper.
American Gas & Electric Co.—To Split Stock—
The
the
*BELL
1469.
the authorized capital from
canceling 39,981
for
entire
plant
power
and
said.
generating
of C.I.T. Financial
negotiate agreements
98,015,120 415,580,000 386,844,368
share.-..
per
♦Figures
-
purchases of equipment are also made possible by the
new
program.
The procedure in this instance resembles automobile
financing.
After an initial down payment, regular monthly payments-
number of shares outstanding.
institute
Co.—To Reduce Capital—
vote
of incorporation
said it desires to
the Bay Area
beween
possible moment.—V.
stockholders
The
Airtourist
American
Service
Airtourist
American Distilling
certificate
the
nonstop
exemption,
for
DC-6
tEarnings
asked
Civil
Aeronautics Board for
Service from San
to Chicago and the East. .
Jan.
on
inaugurate
80-passenger
stock
nine
Woolfolk
Net
Two
construction
new
carried
85,960,000
__
cents
Instalment
16,776,292
Air¬
Service—
The, corporation
vote
plan
be
manufacturer
14,790,000
108,260,000
deductions
25
$4,000,000.
inadequate.
was
President,
three
three
The
at
$40,000,000
on
the
than
merger
Jan.
on
93,470,000
Total income
Interest
of
company.
1158.
p.
will
will
franchise
to
84,590,956 368,200,000 333,834,158
95,940,000
income
Dividends
East
176,
covering
As usual,
In
plant
national
plan
equipment,
36,233,918
cn
figure.
fleet
first
announced
15,596,211
taxes
payments
and
total
a
parent
payment
Ritchie,
E.
spent
operating in
Lynch plant
S.
power
1954.—V.
Industrial
*1952—12 Mos.—1951
72,730,000
Ciinal
total:
*1952—3 Mos.—1951
Operating revenues
Federal
scheduled
Its
have been received by the company as dividends)
37,-
operations.
addition,
begin
Cecil
from Automatic and
Operating expenses
The
stock
A
for
Co.,
this
record
a
R.
be
World War II.
to
the
Automatic
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
(Includes earnings of subsidiaries only to the extent that they
Period End. Dec. 31—
will
plan
cash
Equipment Under Rental System—
42
truck
high in Air Express shipments,
flying 9,938.113 ton-miles, a step ahead of the 1951 figure, 8,937,664.
Mr. Boylan called particular attention to the December performance
by American, ^hen the line went over the 5,000,000 ton-mile mark
In
System
The
Airfreight
corporation set a new industry record for scheduled
shipments in 1952, flying 46,898,000 ton-miles along its 71-city system,
D.
Boylan, Director of Cargo Sales for American, announced on
15.
Reserve
1953,
J.
194,000
1953,
providing for the
176, p. 850.
The
American
class
stock
contended
Includes
Automatic Transportation Co., Chicago, 111.
of
was
American Airlines, Inc.—Sets New Records—
-Jan.
had
financing subsidiary
This
Wilmington,
the
43
Banks
transferred
Feb.
on
in
company.
enforcing
It
Service
Oil Co.—V.
2529.
p.
of
common
scheduled
for
stockholders
merger
*
Statement of Federal
Condition Statement of Member
vote
and
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—To Merge Unit—
two-for-one
a
holders
Cities
the Lake Catherine
Couch
The
Reserve Banks
The
has
to
at
at
early
8
.42
...
by
committees
scheduled
is
Payable
this
2453.
prior
units
Aluminum Co. of America—To Split Stock-—
mon
made
$21,350,000 will
producing more power
Harvey
Dividends Declared
opinion
an
of
last October.
of
generator
45
Foreign Exchange Rates
2529.
p.
be
program
total
quired
40
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.43
the
plan
approving
public holders of
company
expansion
Clearings.......
avoided.
Approved—
filed
12
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Plans Expansion—
The
State and City Bond Offerings
gas,
Co.,
____29
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
The Course of Bank
order
an
«
inert
an
be
of
said
would
174, p.
each
pro¬
and
process
provides
oxidation
division
a
arc
gas,
share to
stockholders'
Miscellaneous Features
and
used
Nitrogen,
fire
where
represent
the
oxygen,
industry.
will
•
will be
cutting and
the
atmosphere
—V. 176,
facilities
-
oxygen
primarily
electronics
Air
related
dollars.
Inc addition
Jnn.
on
reorganization
approved the plan
per
share to public
$1.50
—V.
29
-
The
of
A
to
the
Maris
Payment
Air
and South
1.
entered.
per
29
Averages
Maris
B,
The SEC
.29
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Carolina s.
several
be
36
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_29
15
plants,
Market..
Exchange
Albert
approving
Judge
•
liquid
174, p.
Arkansas Natural Gas Co.—Plan
34
Markets
closed.—V.
Judge
Del.,
39
N. J., 10 miles northeast of Camden, it was
by H. R. Salisbury, President.
The new plant, which is scheduled to begin production next year,
will primarily serve the Delaware River Basin industrial area.
De¬
announced
Exchange
Curb
Stock
Dow-Jones
a
books
33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
begin construction of
$
32
38
^
soon
__30
Over-the-Counter
Co., Inc.—To Build Plant—
Sales Co.
.30
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
of
plant in Riverton,
oxygen
Stock
Montreal
first
ahead
$
' '
2433.
p.
1952—9 Mos.—1951 1
$
42,005,202 333,432,779 384,965,722
stock
___3i)
__
Stock Exchange
and
that
slightly
Exchange......:.
Exchange__
Stock
Toronto
indicate
be
into
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
offering of 5,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred
(par $5) was made after the close of business on
Jan. 12 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane at
$4.37 a/2 per share, with a dealer's concession of 25 cents
per share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the
30
33
trademarks
October
of
converted
American Thread
San Francisco Stock Exchange...
Birmingham
exclusively for
and
deben¬
of
approximately
been
ary
31
production of flexible hose lines.
The
—v: 176,
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange..
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
facilities in
plant
plant
Stock
Stock
Los Angeles
Great
Seals & Gaskets has
Cardiff,
$100
of
1952,
31,
had
1952—Month—1951
43,249,909
25
....
Detroit
England.
The license permits this
and sell Aeroquip hose, fittings and flexible
Britain, Australia, New Zealand and South
Africa.
This will apply to all aircraft, military, commercial as well as
other industrial applications of Aeroquip products.
'•
in
assemblies
Dec.
$
Stock
Cincinnati
,
a
latter firm to manufacture
hose
By
$498,656,300
137.
p.
Sales
Page
•-
•
American
Hurst, President, on Jan. 13 announced the successful con¬
licensing arrangement with the British firm of Super Oil
clusion of
surrender
by
cash.
of
...
a
Boston
.
Quotations
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
9
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)i_j._____^21
included
are
started
was
177,
payable
in
issue
Period End. Dec. 31—
the plant contains about 20,000 feet of overhead monorail
conveyor and
snore than
9,000 feet of slat or belt conveyor.in
$36
of
total
American Stores Co.—December Sales Increase—
The expansion program will permit the production of
2,000 refrigera¬
tors and home freezers a day by spring, according to Lee H. D.
Baker,
Vice-President in Charge of appliances.
Practically 100%
year ago,
the
share,
per
payment
of
stock.—V.
Chicago
$136
at
and
In This Issue
later this month.;(I
.
1952,
one-half
recently enlarged Midwest Manufacturing Corp. sub¬
plans to introduce a complete line of upright
freezers
MISCELLANEOUS
-
tures
schedule—at
company
type
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
"
the corporation's
Cents
Mutual
will
$12.50
by
50
years.
Life.
provide
12,600
per
share
cents
per
Holders
of
resolution
authorizing
the option
to Diversified referred to
and
The
that
loan
during
share
the
in
the
of
the
Life
year
to
will
between
have
an
or
before
the
option
on
1953,
each
shares
option
next
shall
Basic
during
common
approving
agreement
Mutual
shares
common
of
vote
Mutual
the
next
upon
Life
a
and
preceding paragraph.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(234)
It
on
before
or
of
the
Jan.
of
consideration
The
.•sale
that
contemplated
Is
completed
tional
be
will
program
1953.
The
tne
0(a7^hePsum°oT $370,000
of
the
in
loans
term
new
The
will be required, together with the proceeds
the amount of $4,150,000,
to retire the
Project owed
and
brings
outstanding
corporation's
the
$370,000,000.
proceeds
will
placement
private
the
be
issory
debt
long-term
'
-
from
for
working
Under
Go.
Official
Fred
Dies—
is
the
purchase
by
present
of
common
Diversified or Mutual Life,
working capital.
to
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Months Ended Nov.
Operating
and
expenses
1951
<
.Short-term
3 xk%
Bank
tional
2%%
notes
Central
—
Net
operating
Rent
taxes
8,521,280
9,949,460
—
for
revenues
electric
of
lease
$3,780,911
203,875.
$3,061,235
4,289
plant
$3,306,235
245,000
$3,577,036
—
income—
operating
Other
income
83,123
——
in
Gross
(net)
and
Kaiser
Aluminum
—V.
Chemical
&
Corp., payable in instalments,
Series A—33,4 %
National
in
r
instalments,
Series
in
Cleveland,
625,000
Series B—4Vs'.'v
025,000
of
New
625,000
625,000
2,500,000
York,
2,500,000
-
to
111
mortgage note—Mutual
5%
instalments,
Co.
of
New
York, payable
in
(obligation of
Incorporated)—.
preferred stock (par $100)
Instalments,
Defense
Common
"Not
1953-72
stock
400,000
19,500 shs.
400,000
19,500 shs.
650,000 shs.
$1)
(par
including 72,075 shares held
subsidiary.—V. 177, p. 137.
owned
;
Project,
Cumulative
"457,400 shs.
Project,
Defense
by
defray
ended
Bales
1
-
Sales
1952—4 Weeks—1951
the
of
figures.—V.
$4,845,255
C.
176,
Baker
H.
31,
basis
has
will
$2
included
not
are
in
the
Campbell
above,
be
used
sold
the
by
$140,000,000
promissory
of
to
notes
stock
1951,
outstanding
would
the
Taggart
of
the
company
$1
29-
a
per
share
the
repay
000
2Va%
notes
177,
option
without
replace two other
issued
August
ndtes
5100,000,000
—V.
its
fit
notes
notes
new
and
1951
sold
due
Dec!
October
last
This
1952
31,
and
due
$40,000,-
of
one
and
Dec.
centers
of
one
told
1954.
3,
amount
177,
to
stock
common
31.
Oct.
on
paid
are
will vote
6
on
value
par
River
Corp.-J.
Weston
the
The
J.
had
been
test
the
on
Horn-Powder
D.
announced
9
Sprecher-Mary
Wyo.,
hours
12
Big
Mr.
D.
County,
first
Jan.
on
River
that
Wakeman
brought
well
Corp.
has
No.
1
Well,
8,
1953,
approximately
50%
a
Sprecher in approximately 2,560
seven
plied 15
barrels.
While
working interest with
in this area.—V. 176,
acres
the
sales
during
589
profits
abroad
and
Jan.
stockholders will
stock
from
vote
400,000
to
Jan.
26
600,000
on
increasing the authorized
shares.—V.
175,
Net
the
of
to
over
about
in
in
were
times
sales
1934,
as
300,
growth
drink industry, and
with 1934, the year he
The
headed
The
due
by
March
company
April
at
come
has
company
The
30,
V4
1954.
of
1%
proceeds
000,000 of
gotiated
com¬
the
to
volume
he
R.
W.
in
cited
joined
the
last
and
of
taken
the
initial
down
prime
loan
and
rate
while
the
past
In
both
than
greater
was
will
help
debt
term
outstanding
176, p. 2434.
March.—V.
the
under
retire
company
credit
a
by
industry sales in
1952
before
"the
hard
burdens
than
more,
of
five
taxes have
taxation
times
the
kept pace
ne¬
Quinac quinine water as
on
As
have
1934
reduced
Net
net
our
figure,"-Ml
—
—V.
176,
pp.
1952—Month—1951
work
$13,060,304 $10,848,903 $82,715,159 $78,733,458
1862 and 2262.
has sold $19,080,000
company
banks.
Dec.
1,
The
19S2.
notes
The
mature
purchasers
tional
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Manufacturers Trust Co.
3.40%
serially
The
were:
National
serial
from
notes
June
Hanover
City
Bank
a
Bank,
company
for
pay
program.—V.
176,
manufactured-to-natural
Brown & Root, Inc., Houston,
Na¬
J.
March
the
an
at
Jan.
on
I.
the
Towne,
three
to
will
four
Vice-President
be
started
years
the Organisme
in
charge
of
foreign
to complete.
The
de Developpement
de
Haitian
la
Valle
operations,
will
require
on
from
agency
L'Artibonite.
establish
Gloversville, N.
Mohawk Valley
missioner
merce
Y.,
as
Harold
declared
the
HfSrks
an
Jan.
of
Record
important
Industrial
an
Keller
on
Decca
the
step
manufacturing
in
the
of
is
municipality
carried
been
be
will
company
have
for
shaft
the
out
plant
>
the-comeback
area
from
its low
New
York
State' Department
at
of
the
point in 1949, Com¬
of
Com¬
8.
Ojibway, near Windsor,
Canadian Steel Corp,
underway.—V.
of
newly
176,
16-foot
a
acquired
Coip.
below.—V.
176,
multi-com¬
&
1953,
office
N.
Co.,
Inc.,
$92,000
of
the
Y.—V.
Jan. 14
trustee,
first
of
and
has
i
Decca
Record
etory building leased
who
purchased
Electric
Co.
for
plant
problem
occupy
120,000
the
Mohawk
V.
1666;
p.
174,
of
pp.- 274
square
feet
in
a
two-
Period End. Dec. 31—
(&
been
used
by
the
4%
interest.
series
Payment will
Nashville RR.
&
redemption
for
bonds,
.
'
C. I. T, Financial
Corp.—Notes Placed
corporation has placed
privately
an
Privately—The
issue of $17,000,000
3y8% promissory notes to mature June
15, 1958. Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler arranged the
financing with 29 institu¬
maintain
71
Co.
on
was
for
3s.
certificates
From
Halsey,
to
Stuart
<•-
•
are
be
secured
is
subject
Other
to
authorization
members
of
the
by
by
the
be
made
-
gx-oup
Co.,
&
-.y
.
Jan.
Drexel
138.
p.
the
Inc.,
held
in
the
treasury.—V.
177,
Co.;
&
has
Co.,
weeks
been
of
designated
this
been
a
cirector
President
ago
Director
corporation.
of
The
of
Mr.
since
the
1927,
Detroit
who
•
and
Bank,
Mr.
has
1948.
To
heads
H.
Dodge,
been
a
-
.
E.
Talbott
until
few
a
director
since
.
fill
President
Detroit,
members
these
of
Procter
Mich.,
of
two
new
vacancies.
&
Gamble
President
the Chrysler
Neil
H.
Co.,
of
board—V.
McElroy
and
The
177,
p.
of
Cincinnati,
Raymond
Detroit
138.
Bank,
called
for
sale
the
of
bonds
has been used to.
of Connecticut banks, and
Co.,
redemption
series
due
A,
Bank,
15, 1953 $394,000
1961, for the sinking
15,
Payment
Mass.,
National
Feb.
on
Feb.
interest.
Boston,
Chase
Savings
Philip
The
Bank
of
Chicago,
will
State
the
be
made
Street
111.—V.
176,
the-
at
Trust
City of N.
Y.
Co..
and
the-
1862.
p.
S.
Corp.
Fogg,
Corp.—Acquisition—
equipment department of Eastman.
vacuum
Products
Industries
of
of
Rochester.
Pasadena,
C-alif.,
under
operate
the
wholly-owned
a
are
subsidiary of
underway to secure
now
the
N.
was
Y.,
by
Con¬
announced
on
President.
will
company
Rochester
new
name
of
Consolidated!
Consolidated
permanent
Engineering
facilities
for
area.
vacuum
The
line
of
DPI
high
systems
as
well
as
and
equipment
business
wi'.l
increase-
vacuum
the
equipment
complementary
and
line
complete
of
valves
high
gages
oil.
pump
abovementioned
addition is the second
step in the long range
Consolidated Engineering Corp., Mr.
Fogg pointed!
"the formation of CEC
Instruments, Inc., a sales,
and
service subsidiary set up to handle
Consolidated's extensive line
of electronic instruments which incAide
mass
spectrometers, recording
Oscillographs,
leak
detectors,
pickups,
expansion
plans
first
The
of
was
transducers,
equipment,
Joseph M. Dodge,
have resigned as
Budget,
Talbott,
and
out.
Union
Secretary of the Air
Cabinet, -and
has
directors
$12.55
and
and
many
other
industry.—V.
electronic
176,
analytical
data'-' handling
instruments for
both,
2530.
p.
—
42.
p.
as
the
accrued
Engineering
Steps
vacuum
Consumers Power Co..—Stock
is
,
Ohio,
T.' Perring
,
were
of
elected
'
'
Offered—The company
offering holders of its common stock the right to■ subscribe for 617,669 -additional no-par common
shares at
$35 per share, on the basis of one new share
for each?
10
Harold E, Talbott, who has been designated
Force in President-elect Eisenhower's"
who
$12.73
from
bonds,
new
pumps,
Deramus, 3d, President, on Jan. 9 announced that this,
planning a $6,000,000 collateral trust issue to- be sold at
bidding. The proceeds, to be used half to pay off notes
for working capital,
will, be secui'Cd by" $9,000,000 in fiTst
bonds
121,029
Consolidated total sales volume by more than
$4,000,000 and increase
profits by a substantial amount," Mr. Fogg stated.
Consolidated
Vacuum
Corp.
will
continue
to
manufacture
the
Commission.
<5;
has
and
company in
"Purchase
of
this
N.
mortgage
1951
$1,618,873;
1.2,983
,
acquisition of the
new
Corp.
is
half
2269.
p.
scheduled for delivery next July.
proceeds
Distillation
by
9
science
and
share
Trust
Trust
The
">
Chicago Great Western Ry.—To Sell Bonds
William
shares.—Vk,176,
J
are
Vacuum Corp.,
,
Commerce
are:
Securities Corp., and Stroud & Co., Inc.—V. 177,
company
company s
1°52
Mass., The
Formal
new
Interstate
underwriting
$20,000,throughout the country, par¬
located
outstanding—
1862.
Colony
Kodak's
viz:
25,60ft
-
of
excess
$2,201,872
101%
,
received,
the
of
in
were
30—
the
well-known
bid
also
36,500
*
Consolidated Engineering
bid of 99.4743.
a
sales
mortgage
Harris
Broadway, New
230.
p.
1951
on
Chrysler Corp.—Elects Two New Directors—
1952—Month—1951
1632—12 Months—1951
$12,541,527 $10,613,950 $120,860,526 $116,856,122
amendment.
or
$60,243,568 $42,493,826.
8,580,461
6,212,732
shares
company
at
Boston,
due
A,
General
Subs.)—December Sales Higher—
by
1952
the
p.
of
first
fund,
standard-gauge railroad
equipment, including 25 diesel electric freight and passenger and road
switching locomotives, 500 70-ton hopper cars,-and 250 70-ton covered
hopper cars, estimated to cost $9^012,454. Issuance of the certificates
help
Valley,
for 15 years from William G. Higgins of Cleveland
plant In 1948.
It has
storage in recent ybars,
p. 2262.
in
176,
The
Merger—
on
competitive
the
Butler Brothers
—V. 176,
will
will
groups,
labor
supplied
publicamend¬
through
Connecticut River Power Co.—Partial
Redemption—
called
mortgage
accrued
Louisville
176,
other
99.0169,
by the Brunswick Radio Corp. of its Decca Record
subsidi¬
ary in Gloversville, announced on Jan. 7, as a result
of the efforts' of
the Department of Commerce
and
local
business
The
be
by
and
property
506.
p.
Location
materially to ease the critical
Commissioner Keller said.
to
The
stock
common
repay short-term bank loans from a group
the
balance
is
believed
to
be
sufficient
to
finance
the
company's
construction
program
until
the
spring of
1954.
The
sale
of
these?
series M bonds is the first
financing step in providing the necessary
$70,000,000 to $75,000,000 additional capital which will be
required to.
finance the company's construction
program through 1956.
The series M bonds will be callab.e at
prices ranging downward from.
104.93% to par.—V. 177, p. 43.
.
the
sinking
the
on
of
from
company
let
lined
project
Morgan
One
is
Brunswick Radio Corp.—New Decca Record
Plant—
to
the
the
been
1, 1965, at 104'/2%
The
Decision
mine
operations
salt
15 offered $7,200,000 of 3% serial
equipment trust cer¬
tificates, maturing semi-annually Aug. 1, 1953 to Feb. 1,
1968, inclusive. The certificates, priced to yield 2.20% to
3.10%, according to maturity, were awarded to the group
said
governmental
de
into
assets
of
Part
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates on Jan.
Texas—Signs Contract—
Immediately and the job
pricO
1,000 dealer firms,
Sept.
net
solidated
9.
N.
work
convertible
bonds,.
a
wholly-owned
Windsor, Ontario,
conversion
signed a contract for approximately $15,000,000
of the government of Haiti for the development of
the Artibonite River for irrigation, it was announced
of
be
conversion
shareholders
over
$3,650,000,
of
'of
'
1,
the
York,
agency
Valley
P.
Sept.
retire
helped
This corporation has
with
salt
Ltd.,
1590.
and
1766.
p.
to
arc
the
refunding mortgage
3V4% bonds, series M, due Dec. 1, 1932. The bonds were
privately placed by Putnam & Co., Chas. W. Scranton &.
Co., and Estabrook & Co.
The balance of the
predecessors
by
has
Tri-Contineatal
York,
gas
$214,995,000 $202,733,000
The company completed
delivery on Jan. 15 of $31,350,000
of a total of
$35,000,000 first and
Carolina, Clinchlield & Ohio Ry.—Partial Redemption
.
its
1952—52 Weeks—1951
$17,243,000
a
registrtaion 'Statement with the SEC on Jan/
$25,000,000 of junior subordinated notes due 1973,.
sale through an underwriting group headed
asset value per
Old
of
through
The
proceeds, together with other funds, will
be
used
to
$19,980,000 of notes due the four banks. The short-term loans
the
Co.
Capital Administration Co., Inc.—Hearing
See
Mellon
New
of
1952—4 Weeks—1951
r
group
1953
174,
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—Private Placement—
all-purpose mixer and straight
incorporation
Salt
rock
new
River .in
concrete
the
on
and
to
1,
Rock
evaporated
its
purchased
contract
partment
1952—12 Months—1951
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Refunds Notes—
The
the
and
Detroit
been
The
.
four
big gain
a
predicted.—V.
-
an
the
announced
Canadian
where
and
parent
the
had
Period End. Dec. 31—
Alton
31—
of
of
—V.
Moore
682.
p.
has
company
the
on
Bond Stores, Inc.—December Sales
Up—
Sales
Mr.
ets
as
with
Number
with this
for over 50 years.
Norman C.
Hobson, Vice-President and Managing Director of the
newly formed company, stated that a large block of land bordering
$15,-
agreement
Alton
Concord Fund, Inc.—Assets Increase—
Dry's volume had multi¬
*
located
less
not
volume,
outstanding
ticipating in
the
The
selling notes,
borrowings will
than 3 \\ %..
future
but
Mr.
public
notes
Dec.
net
Total
subsidiary, Tile
Canada, where
by
$9,000,000
this
on
the
annual
During the year 1952, the company's sales
000
Canadian Salt Co., Ltd.—New Subsidiary—
a $12,000,000
revolving credit with nine
National Bank & Trust Co., that will be
Interest
1942,
filed
for
1953,
Number
Canada
company..
year
Canada
1934,
both
gains
sales
for
of
Total
President,
Moore,
prospects
alone
reported,
great as
company's earnings
little
campaign
up
above
of
short
last
set
Mellon
31, 1854.
has already
since
payments
proceeds of the financing will be used to increase
working capital of the company.—V. 177, p. 138.
Shares
times.
beverage.—V. 176,
banks,
dividend
Peabody & Co. and The First Boston Corp.
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
The
31,
As
Blaw-Knox Co.—To Borrow from Banks—
good until
of
Kidder,
ment.
coming year the company will continue its expansion through
licensing of bottlers, a program that was initiated on a broad scale
only five years ago. Product promotion plans call for emphasis upon
ginger ale as a refreshment beverage, Mr. Moore said, and a strong
1758.
p.
next
,
covering
offered
offering
12.
optimistic
stated.
Black & Decker Manufacturing Co.—To Increase Stock
The
S.
on
increase
development,
In
mon
for
thereon.
soft
compared
were
in
located
and
U.
was
the
and
total
2158.
p.
the
in
cases
Horn-Powder
Big
Jan.
in
made
the
share, after
per
scheduled
Flo-Ball Pen sales this year will show
$2,000,000
company
be
Jan.
a
ownership.
past
1953,
to
the capital stock
that
also
cents
tax,
Commercial Credit Co.—Registers With SEC—
•
splitting
on
basis,
72
or
profits
$10,000,000
a
176, p. 2434.
The
13,
Dallas,
Inc.,
$301,000,
excess
$18,226,000
—V.
by
Bakeries,
record
has
Sales
$2.20
quarterly
unbroken
the
Such
approximately
"
five-for-one
a
placed
stockholders
year
Big Horn-Powder River Corp.—New Well—
corporation
for
go
Colonial Stores, Inc.—December Sales Increased—
income
net
were
the
of
Period End. Dec. 27—
42.
p.
Associated
March.
on
on
be
Mr.4 Moore
Dry
The
expansion
will
rest
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Co.—Secondary Offer¬
ing—A secondary offering of 5.000 shares of common
stock (no par) was made on Jan. 15
by Blyth & Co., Inc.>
at $52.75 per share, with a dealer's
concession of 40 cents
per share.—V. 176, p. 2062.
company
corporation expects to add approximately 100 licensed bottlers
the current year, bringing their total number of production
during
41.
p.
The
out.
stock
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.—To Add 100 Bottlers—
premium.
a
promissory issues,
La., refinery.
corporate purposes.
Commonwealth Investment Co.—Assets at New
High—
banking group headed by Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.
The notes will bear 3% interest and mature Oct. 1, 1954. The
company
The
1U55, ' and
ior
pay
2530.
p.
xnember
can
Charles,
other
elimination
company
50',<
share. Net income for the ten months
$823,540 equal to $2 per share on
basis
on
31,
Dec.
Tex.—Plans to Split Stock—
$140,000,000 of Notes—
June,
to
will increase the company's profits
approximately $300,000 per
70 cents a share, according to Mr. Alton.
Clary has main¬
over
to
common
annum.—V.
per
ended
year
common
Dividends
of
the
amounted
of
The stockholders
company
Stock
$4,833,217 $44,295,486 $45,214,696
Corp.
Bethlehem Steel Co.—Sells
The
sale
the
Trom
annual
an
share.
the
per
1952
shares
on
per
1952—52 Weeks—1951
2434.
p.
Co.— Common
of
$2.03
to
Oct.
298,694
earnings
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Up—
End. Dec. 27—
part
amounted
wholly-
Inc.,
Telephone
&
EARNINGS,' ETC.—For
the
Period
Water
BUSINESS—The
company
is an
operating public utility engaged
principally in the business of supplying and selling watqr for domes¬
tic, agricultural and industrial purposes and in the telepnone business.
The principal territories served by the company are in four general
geographical areas in California, namely, the Monterey Peninsula,
parts of Los Angeles County, parts of San Bernardino and Riverside
Counties, and portions of the San Diego Bay region.
mortgage note—Mutual Life Insur¬
ance
.
1959-67
$2,378,634
the cost of extensions, additions and improvement
to the company's properties during 1953 and to repay bank loans.
*
Life Insurance Co. of New York, pay¬
able
used
backlog of defense orders chiefly
in the
guided missile field, which is looked upon as
having greater
long-range production potential than most
military contract work.
Clary is an increasingly prominent factor in the ball-point
pen in¬
dustry through its subsidiary, the Flo-Ball Pen
Corp., in which it has
"
>
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
payable
1954-58
between
be
or
an
pointed
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., on
Jan. 14 made public offering of 60,000 shares of common
stock ($25 par value) at $30.50 per shard.
note—Chase
mortgage
Bank
instalments,
tained
Offered—A
payable
1934-58.
A—3%';i
National
,
of
June 30,
765,724
$2,601,682
176, p. 2434.
California
175,000
175,000
1953-54
mortgage note—Central
Bar.k
Expected
$3,144,358
979,643
Net income
100,000
100,000
Lake
and
proceed; will
its 1952 total sales estimated
The
bearing purchase contract
Machinery & Chemical Corp.,
—Food
$3,581,325
income
deductions
Income
Mon-interest
the
corporation
annum,
$850,000
$850,000
of
Company earnings in 1951
paying $560,000 in taxes.
payable
Government,
instalments,
1953-1950
subsidiary of Cities Service
a
loan
panded
Outstanding
Na¬
Cleveland
of
note—U. S,
the
at a new high close to $15,000,000
anticipates a record year in 1953 as a result of ex¬
production and marketing programs for its business machine
and diversified electronics and defense
manufacturing operations, George
G. Alton, Los Angeles Branch
Manager, told the Society of Security
Analysts on Jan. 14.
this
-
•
$13,730,371 $11,827,515
.
Authorized
capital
With
1952
30—
revenues—electric
Operating
FINANCING
PROPOSED
TO
of
Clary Multiplier Corp.—Sales Rise Sharply—
California Oregon Power Co.—Earnings—
12
Net
EFFECT
company's
working
of such purchase
the proceeds
add
$36,500,000
$22,000,000
the
the company,
arrangement,
1971.
42.
p.
Basic's
to
1, 1972.
prepay
About
W.
Hautau, Vice-President and Treasurer of this corporation
and many of its subsidiaries, died on Jan. 10 in Presbyterian Hospital,
New York, after an illness of six months.
His age was 54.—V. 177,
intention of Basic, in the event the options to
shares should be exercised in whole or In part
the
will
December
capital
It
Refining Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—
privately $40,000,000 of 4% prom¬
seven insurance companies.
The notes
to
notes
mature Dec.
■
used
capital.-
to Cerrtral National,
Mutual Life and Chase National in the aggregate amount of $4 o20,000.
The consummation of the new term loans depends upon the obtaining
of additional capital in the amount of $1,000,000.
(b)
An
estimated $400,000
of
the proceeds of
the sale of the
preferred shares will be used for improvements in Basic s Nevada
iacilities
for
the
purpose of
increasing the efticiency of the plant
at Gabbs which produces magnesia refractories.
(c) The
balance of $230,000 of the proceeds of the sale of the
preferred shares, after deduction of expenses of the financing program
estimated in the amount of $40,000, will be added to Basic s working
Basic
debt of
Cities Service
Mutual Life
Northwestern
by
The company has sold
borrowing
about
to
existing funded
headed
investors,
Insurance Co.
the
which will be received from
to Diversified is
needed for
shares
preferred
10,000
financing
proposed
30,
$1,000,000
January 19, 1953
shares
held of record Jan.*
15, 1953:
Subscription
rights expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 30, 1953. Mor¬
gan Stanley & Co. heads a nation-wide
group of invest¬
ment
issue
firms
was
which
awarded
is
underwriting the offering.
Jan.
14
to
this
group
$120,850 for underwriting compensation.
Bids
klso
follows: Hurriman
were
$131,748.80;
and
received
Lehman
PROCEEDS—The
pany's
from
Ripley & Co.,
construction
representatives
Inc.
Brothers
proceeds
program
will
and
on
its
The
bid
of
groups
as;
*
of
*
other
First Boston Coed
(ioihtlv)
$138,000.00.
be
which
used
is
to
help
expected
to
finance
cost
the
about
com¬
$115-
Volume
177
Number 5187
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
...
(235)
500,000
for
the
are
the
construction
generating
capacity
plant
which
kilowatts
000
station
be
the
C.
an^
electricity
in
267.
larger
The
1,471
Oak
1552.
30,
eacn
cents
has
been
record Feb.
Bay
City,
$49,-
the
for
income
available
for
has paid
dividends
November
quarterly,
common
its
on
stock
common
quarterly
a
of
50
mortgage
bonds:
'
series due
due
1981
40,000,000
series
due
1987_______.
25,000,000/.'.
Notes
-25,000,000
payab.e^ to fcan&S:
l?A(/t, due semi-ann. to Sept. 14, 1955
due
annually to June
stock,
(withoyt
cum.
$4.50
preferred
Common
stock
9—a
1,500,000 shs. (
(without
value)____
par
$o",529/152
10,000,000 shs.
for
at
end
ox
Tne
capital
tne
increase
in
stated
was
$4,297,809
still
617,6by
"completed negotiations
.Corp. at Hawthorne,
common
oi
exercise of
b^ocK
&
shall
as
the
Co.,
subscribed
be
not
for
by
the
rights:
The
the
*h
,
A.
C.
Allyn & Co.
American
W.
Biddle,
Whelen
Baird
Brown
Alex.
H.
Co.,
Inc.
the
Campbell,-MoUarty & Co., Inc:
Central
Aational
Central
W.
Co.—-.—
&
Merrill Lynch,
&
Beane—I
New hard,
Paine,
Cook
1,65
Jackson &
E.
Smith,
4,25
Smith,
W. E.-Hutton
H. Schneider and Co._
•the
2.40
& Co
Tucker, Anthony & Co.—9—
at
2.40
Watling, Lerchen & Co
"2.40
While; weld & Co.___—_ 4.25
S. R. Livingstone, Crouse & Co.
Dean Witter & Co.__—_
Announces
The
:
and
•Dan
Karn,
£.
to
said
Karn
Mr.
last
tors
President,
the
week)
than
more
is
and
$58,000,000
improvement
announced
1953
the
than
more
expansion-
gas
construction
largest
$338,000,000
in
the
Jan.
on
budget,
-
„
natural
and
assist
To
about
-
-
invested
since
the
end
approximately $44,000,000
require
facilities
gas
of
of
stock
common
above).—V.
(see
in
ment
of 617,669
;
certificates
Co.
Trust Co.
Guaranty
dated
the
at
Dec.
29,
York
New
for
1950,
rate, of ^$6.096
2435.
p.
of
for
will
The
capital
each
stock
one-fourth
\
•
outstanding scrip
of Copper Range
of
share.—V,
a
of November 30—'
176,
Net
value
asset
A
of
total
"as
1952,
2,213
of
payments
series
new
$13,809,800
1950
$16,587
$15,838
providing
during tne
certificates in
$10,079,500.
Payments made by
creased from $1,742,450 in 1951 to $2,418,105 in
within
these
;/
for
use
for
maximum
ended
Nov.
car
of
lists
as
are
The
of
Dec.
1952,
29,
shares of
basis
will
of
be
"'Of
right
additional
one
new
the
producing
the
,/■
.
new
on
(no
stock,
shares
32,316
the parent,
stockholders.
the
1952.—V.
176,
162,
specifically
available
from
'
day
March,
of
the
(conditions
June,
before
or
Co.
balloons,
Jan.
on
the
limited,
lit -in
not
9
that
in
division
order
on
has
company
said
with
-
-
Mr.
the
company
share,
for
400
'
for
32,880
at $130.per share on the
No fractional shares
par)
held.
will
remaining
subscribed
be
shares
562
for
by Texas
offered to
being
September,-and
December
each
of
payment dates will, of course,
prevailing.—V. 177, p. 43."
*
*year.
depend
upon
Ferguson,
13
Jan.
will
This
often
bv
R.
L.
mark
referred
to
Hockley,
chemicals,- it
entry
"'Water
into
announced
was
President.
Davison's
as
other
and
-••••-
*
production.of, sodium
glass'* In Its solution
-on'
J
■
and
silicate—
front—a
chemical
extensively by the company in the production of petroleum crack¬
ing catalysts, other catalysts and silica gels. It will/also mark further
Davison diversification
into
the heavy chemicals field.
>
•
Capacity of the facilities at Lake Charle.-. will be about 300 tons per
day of sodium silicate, sufficient 'hot Only for the -needs of Davison's
plant but for other users.
The process was developed by the Cowles Chemical Co.,
Cleveland,
Ohio.
Patents are pending
en the process and Davison is
the first
.
only licensee to date.—V.
The
Commercial
William
of
office
Canada,
NOTE
Financial
and
p.
139.
-•>
Chronicle
(Reg.
U.
S.
Dana
(Telephone
post
177,
On
176,
«t
New
York,
per
account
of
year.
the
will
be
the
offered
at
to
be
are
537.
p.
used
$1,833,333
will
the
and
in
to
meet
New
be
construction
used
remainder
York
City
to
expenditures.
to replace
an
equivalent
help finance construction
to
house
2531.
p,
the
-
,
all
of
which
was
dividends,
interest
taxes,
$1,367,475.
was
corporation's
'
.
.
main
'
.
31,
capital gains.
Net
for the
year,
after
were
paid during the
long-term
and
royalties
Dividends
Stock
a
with
compared
Fund
30
to
Number
the
$5.02
will
company
filed
maturity
bank's
will'vote
to
assets
of
Feb.
on
yeiir 'before.—
Reed,
facilities
in
the
Lead
Co.
the
on
^
of
National
Lead
stock
for
company .will
4%
the
proceeds
t0
4Vz'/o,
pay
to
off
short-
1376 and 1699^
173, pp.
for
the
manufacture
that
the
Division
were
plant
at
expansion,
silicone
a
of
silicone
put in
materials
operation
Watsrford,
costing in
N.
excess
production
at
each
the
Y/on
of
capacity
to
com¬
Jan.
15.
$5,000,000,
comparable
country.
laboratory
a
year ago.
opening of the new facilities, Dr. Charles E.
Manager of the G-E silicone products department, said
additional
capacity will help relieve current shortages of
the
silicone
said
materials for
taht
the
defense
demand
manufacturers
expansion
of
basis
the
from
General
.automotive
to
proposal
SEC,
rate.
for working capital.—V.
silicone- chemical
company said
its Chemical
any
He
a
the
ranging
of
increasing industrial demands
many
approving
on
National
share
a
6
with
rates
commercial
$2,000,000
use
the rest
at
prime
Coincident with the expansion of
processing equipment,
services have been doubled and
employment is up 50 'fr from
In
announcing the
*
Fund
the
debt and
meet
The
Stock
statement
a
until
pany's vast
gives
before.
year
Common
to
on
Expanded
.
/
Nov.
$2,500,000 from Security-First National
through sale of promissory notes that will mature
General Electric Co.—Silicone Facilities
Increased—
for
at
borrowed
Angeles,
1961.
interest
term
the
■
Los
According
.
has
company
General
and
even
held*r-V.' 174, ,p.
Electric
demand
2547/
for
all
for
for
has
and
an
expected
industries.
consumer
silicone
rubber
trebled
larger'facilities
silicone
in
the
alone
by
aircraft
and
past
two years.' This
planned will ready
increase in
total
industry
being
now
tenfold
176,
1863.
p.
Y., under the
Other Countries.
N.
fluctuations
In
Act
of
$52.00
the
rate
products by
I960,
he
added.—V.
General Motors Corp.—Buick's Golden
filed
6
of
letter
a
preferred
underwriting.
The
the
offered
$100
be
to
proceeds
are
to
at
be
used
Buick
hew
notification .with
of
stock
The
-
)
new
SEC
sports
era
per
to
The
pay
V-8
Kodak
Co.—Sells
'
'i
-
Guaranty Trust Co.
the
redemption
certificates
—V.
not
arc
DPI
Division—
of
Engineering Corp. above.-
■'
"
■
of
'
*
f
will
act'as
dated
Jan.
York
New
20,
stock after Dec.
common
agent
26,
1952.
proceeds/according
the
wil(
be >put
in
company
cost of this
into
to
a
^
Texas,
report
a
special
New
,
the
at
fluid.-that
Mexico
and
New
will
..
York
finance
Arizona.
•
.
ing proposal
with
generating, and
the
to
atomic
Con;miesion>at
The
to
new
the sale
stock;
with
respect
facilities
to
at
a
construction
of
1953,
its
to
3%%
its
and
$2,000,000.
parent companies of
bank
The
borrowings
parent
from
companies
an
original
additional
time
are
to
of
$2,700,000 of
time
Middle
issue
8
of
South
a
when
authorized
carried
For
the
from
to
the
several
as
subscriptions
add
by. its
business
on
past
invested
was
an
years
for
the. shares
will
be"
investments to its portfolio as
further
board- of
directors.
incorporated
investment
the
in
company
corporation
"
"
December,
has
since its
1925,
add
inceptio
maintained
a
of
•
industries.
cash
items,
investment
Total
of
assets
amounted
Union
to
industry
The
or
in
corporation may
bonds, or preferred
common
at
any
stocks,
time
for
or
substitute
all
or
part
grou o
cash
of
of the corporation
at market value on Nov.
30, 1952
$13,742,689.
Net realized profit on
sales of securities
Patent
per
year.
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
be
made
In
New
York
tv
-tho
stocks.
Officer William B. Dalta Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York
7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
(every Thursday (general mews and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago
3, 111.
C„ England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copy right 1952 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942. at the
March. 3,' 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. 8. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $45.00 per year; in Dominion
of
t.,
/ullr
position,
principally in common stock of the utility, 'natural
gas and oil industries.
However, it has no fixed policy with respect to
concentrating its investments in any particular
bonds;
maximum
of
company
the
BUSINESS—Corporation
common,
Utilities,
investment
corporation
about
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
has
of
to
an
p.m.,
used' by the corporation
and
.
its
Corp.—Offering to Stockhold¬
in the dissemination of informa¬
subscription offer among representative
securities dealers throughout the
country.
Joppa,
request a hearing thereon.
proposed sale by Electric Energy
first mortgage sinking fund bonds
corporation,
the
electric
of
h.p.
&
tion
financ-.
new
financing involves the
Insurance-ccmpany purchasers of
to
the
filed
188
23,
assist
Ex--
expansion
,-The .probable
energy
$65,000,000
two
SEC
have
Buick's
transmission.
1953.
The offering is not being underwritten.'
Webster Securities Corp. heads an investment
group which has agreed to act as dealer
managers and to
111.; to supply power
project being constructed by the Atomic Energy'
Paducah, Ky.; and the Commission has given interested
-
until Jan. 23,
persons
up
the
the
transmission
companies
by
'
Stone
project is $176,000,000.—V. 176, p. 1376.
corporation and affiliated
powered
Dynaflow
t
Jan.
-
Stock
is
and
Turbine
showing at the Genera 1 Motors Motorama
which opened in New York
City on Jan. 17.—V. 177, p. 140;
The
Electric Energy; Inc., J«ppa, 111.—Files New Financing
Proposal—!
This
Twin
corporation is also offering the
privilege of sub¬
scribing for"additional shares/ subject to
allotment, out
of any shares not subscribed for under
the exercise of
rights. The subscription offer will expire at 3:30
$20,000,000
bonds, due 1968—the
same kind of bonds marketed last September when com¬
pany: raised $30,000,000.- The two issues are part of a
The
new
premiere
type, is offering the holders of its common
stock of record Jan.
9, 1953 rights to subscribe for 1,101,451 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) at $3.75 per
share at the rate of one share for each
two shares held.
.'V,-./
series that may reach the $$5,000,000.mark. •'
has just pub¬
a
closed-end
These
1951.
company :has sold to 12 institutional investors
of 3%% first mortgage pipe line
of
1953
introduced
revolutionary
fiberglass body which may herald a
versatility in automobile styling.
•
«
single seat, experimental model, the Wildcat; is
the
its
13
140.
a
114-inch -wheelbase
a
with
had
ers—This
York
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—1The
fr
on
engine
'
greater
Jan.
on
with
General Public Service
*
certificates
exchangeable for
176r p.-2436.
t
'
„
•
of New
scrip
/
.
of
car
Division
convertible
lightweight,
mounted
.
Motor
177, p.
Anniversary—'
Buick, which celebrates its Golden
Anniversary in 1953,
a souvenir "pictorial
history of its lirst 50 years.-
Seibert, President.
Published twice a week
STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E.
$48.00
with
be
to
proceeds
'
$3,294,736,
and
of
The
■
.
*■■■
Diversified
Scrip Agent Appointed—
The
for
-
used
and
165,
notification
stock
The
assets of
depending
to
plans
■
.
Common
share of
improvements.
'?
;
Silicate
plant for-the production-of sodium silicate in both solid and solu"tion form, by a new process, is part of the facilities which are being
louilt by this corporation at Lake Charles, La., to manufacture petro¬
catalysts
loan
Hancock
from
31,
The
n
Chemical Corp.—To Produce Sodium
cracking
of
preferred
underwriting.
after
was
that
Jan.
on
shares
without
capital
A
leum.
on
*
pay
govern¬
Eagle Valley Telephone Co., Eagle, Colo.—Files—
change',.
Davison
the
building
net
Bank
to
decided
company's
-
•"
-
below.—V.
See Consolidated
26
Jan.
and
then
Y.,
■
The
this
2269.
p.
Dallas
20th
N.
.
i
Doehler-Jarvis eommgru stock
Glidden
The
Expansion—
The
Future' dividends
capital.—V.
letter
a
*5'/r>
of
without
lished
•
767.
p,
Union
Securities
Co.,
502
Dallas
National
Bank
Bldg.,
1, Texas, agent, will receive warrants to be exercised,
proceeds from such additional common stock will be used td
.meet in part the company'{/construction requirements:
A dividend in the amount of $1.20 per share on
,the common §tock
was
paid Dec. 19, 1952.
Dividend payment dates are on or about the
-
15,
General Controls Co., Glendale,
Calif.—Borrows—
plasticizer,
with vinyl
,
See
;
in¬
Dallas
t
filed
7
thares
2063.
John
expenses
Eagle-Picher Co.—Sells Paint Plant—
for
1951,
Co. below.—V.
shares
12
York
as follows: on the preferred stock, $279,000; on
the
common
stock, $1,080,132 (60 ctents per share) from net income from
dividend/
interest and royalties, and $3,234,403 ($1.83
per share) from long-term
capital gains.—V. 176, p. 1377.
'
/
.
.
one-lifteenth
of
.
Co.,
minority
stock
each
for
New
;year
dibutyl
quantities, marking
by any supp.iex
rubber specialties
Diversified
the
corporation'-s
its common stockholders of record
subscribe
to
common
share
issued.
•Utilities
;
the
Street,
litis company as of Dec.
31, 1952 were $52,467,625,
deducting the outstanding $6,200,000 preferred stock, to
$25.70 per slu're of.common stock on the
1,800,200 shares outstanding.
Net profit from the sale of securities for the
year ended Dec.,
,
announced
the
■
$5.40,-
stockholders
one'and
Light Co.—Stock Offered—
Jan. 5 offered to
on
Broad
1376.
"
1952
chemical
a
now
as
compared- to- $2,015,000
ine'reaseel by 150'F. i- •
was
139.
p.
Eastman
company
of
p.
new
The
'
Dallas Power &
to
a
equal,
Funds, Inc/—Assets of Fund Up—
value
3,500
share
per
General American Investors Co., Inc.—Asset Value—
30,
providing
certificate holders
year
Co.—Plans $40,000,000
See International Telephone & Telegraph
The
11
p.
Jan.
on
share),
the proceeds,
debt
offered
and
general
items- is
/
•
assets
1952
covering
Cuban Telephone
176,
Of
wholly
a
Doehler-Jarvis Corp.—Sale Proposed—
$16,121
certificates
B
1,592
as
'
is
1953,
$100
$3,200,970
issued
were
with
compared
--payments. of
1951
$4,871,384
participation..*.
per
30,
/share
1552
$7,496,997
■
-
Series B Fund—
of
agent,
.
Corporate Leaders of America, Inc.—Assets Increase-r
As
tank
been
$5,025,060
asset
177,
isell
Net.assets
for
shareholders
V.
*
.
as
manufacture of dipped rubber consumer and indus¬
completion of-orders now on hand.
V-' '
total
totaled.
Nov.
President;
the- business IdoeS
..
Net
redeem
.16,
at
$2,833,333 of 3%% promissory notes, due Dec.'1,
"1964, to the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. >
suppaer
products
the
Diversified
on
;
of
The
in
has
price
jgiowth.—V. 776, :p. 21G1-.
»
is
Copper Range Co.—To Redeem Scrip—
.
^
in
ancV
meteorological
upon
market
future
addi¬
stocknoiders
to
'
.
The
for
from
nature 'pi'
1953
company
stock
.
its efforts
orders
withdraw
J
•.
Feb.
on
share.
per
Franklin Stores Corp.—Sells Notes—The
company has
v
trial fiems
•
offering
an
139.
377,.p.
'
the
cents
sold
27,026
of
it
Partial
—
/
Hugli S. Ferguson,
World
"
of
the
pound
per
plasticizer
'
Specifications
concentrate
.
$12,500,000.
in
shares
-16
of
915.
that
company.-
by the direc¬
history, and brings
financing-its construction program,
raise $21,618,415 through issuance and sale
to
tional
^Jan.
will
this
price.
reaction^
chloride.
record
a
50
of
176,
3,000
per
Proceeds
—V.
Latex's
for
operated
J.
N.
has placed $400,000 of 4% first mortgage
bonds, due in 1978, with The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York, it was announced on Jan. 14.
,
be
to
and
14
dibutyl. maleate is*Intended
polymerization
Tor
2.40
Michigan,
.
facilities
rubber
^Withdraws Certain Items—
on
for
War II.
Electric
American
important
an
Newark,
Products
operators
exchange
of
corporation
Dayton
Latex
Co.
Florida Telephone Corp.—Obtains
$400,000 Loan—The
$6,085,248
stated,
York,
for working
used
Dec.
16.
company's
low
Jan.
on
r:Darex
budget (Approved
the
total
1953
in
program
first'time" that
this
$58,000,000 Expansion Program—
will invest
company
electric
1021
of
7
company .announced
maleate fot sale at 50 cents
Union Securities Corp.—'4.25
.55
1222,
The
2,40
Peabody & Co.______ 4.25
W. C. Langley & Co.-l^__:___ 2.40
—
to
Calif.,
foam
will, continue
pp.
to
*
corporation
($100
par
/Dewey & Ainry Chemical Co.—Dibutyl Maleate—
Barney & Co._
4.25
Hague & Co._
.55
William R. Staats & Co1.10
Kidder,
It
1.5,
Latex,
Such
stated
Insurance
1953.—V.
covering
alter
'
2.40
1
Weeks.'
Angeles,
American
is
dividends
New
income
1.10
4-2&
Goldman,
&
Los
report
American
companies.y
•ance
Glare, Forgan & Co.-r------
Hornblower
assets
SEC
Secretary, announoes that W. Sydnor
Jiy (President of First Michigan Corp j, Henry u. nanus
Upham & Co.) and Robert R. McMath (Chairman of
iMotors Metal Mi'g. Go.) have been e.ected directors.
This company is a member of the Great
American Group of insur-
1-65
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
The
compared
Harris. '
„—-—4.25
Wm. C. Rjney & Co.lL:
& Co/i-,—_
the
the
Agree¬
First Acceptance Corp., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files—
-
,
-Gilbreath,
-(of
.55
Michigan Corp/'—2.40
Fulton, Reid Ac'Co/———_ 1.10
Sachs
latter
$
amounted
16,
Hubert Lehr,"Vice-President and
2.4J
Co
&
Webber,
Curtis
•'
of
the
of
offices.—V.
4.25
Mosley <fc Co.a_la__.
2.40
First
of
.produces
cushions.
•
division.—v.
August,
Interim
an
the
Detroit Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—New Directors—
,
Pierce, Fennels-'* "
Nauman, McFawn and Co.___
& Co.—4.25
and
from
foam rpbber p.ant.
All
acquired by Dayton, in
was
common.
airplane ..industry,
owned
,55
F. S.
2.4 J
€o.___—_
Dillon
Co
1.10
Donliiiick Az Dominicki
&
&
1.65
Drexel
Eastman,
suburb
a
West/Coast
Stock
In
by
related
accrued
City
Despite the increase, it
inventory requirements are
acquisition oi
tor
and
Energy
oi
Feb.
1.65
1.10"'
Corp.—
Clarx
products.
unit
now
assets
goods
to
power;
Electric
four
to supply
project. Accord¬
expand its Paducali
energy
Preferred,stockholders have been notified to Surrender certificates
representing one share for each U shares held of the $4
cumulative
preferred stock for ledemption to The Chase National Bank of the
Dayton was continuing its policy of diversif¬
quality rubber products and the development of
l.65
McDonald-Maore
1.10
Republic Co. (Inc.)—
dS Co.__"
E.
.55
*
Marks & Co.___
McDonald
1.65
Co.
&
plus
previously.
year
with
Utilities Co.
for the latter to
construction of two additional generating
transmission facilities.
The estimated cost of the
kw.
facilities
into
company
has called for redemption
its issued $4 cumulative
preferred
'shares
that
of
Dayton
mattresses
,55
Laurence M.
of
the
to
.55
Maiaey, Bennett & Co.__
.55
largest
shares
&
—
lines
improved
outstanding
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. 2.40
to.
1.65
Co....
M.
uiajNaughton-ureeuawait
1:65
Sons
«te
Carl
2.40
Corp
&
&
Butterfield
H.
Inc._____l
Securities
Robert
6.35
in
and
new
added
report
ication
'
Morgan Stanley & Co.:
of
/,810,883
tne
maimy reflected installa¬
required ,for future growth
fixed
finished
larger
for
rixea
year,
new
machinery ar.d equipment
Finished goods inventories in the period
compared With
1953
$11,600,409
$3,785,464
'anticipated.
Stanley
issuance
for
outlook
-was
previous
increased
of,
plans.
6,754,352 shs.
the
managing underwriter,
and the oaier underwrite!s named below have severally
agreed to pur¬
chase, unci tne company has agreed to sell to them, severally, at $35
per share, the respective percentages set forJi below
of sucn oi
tne
PURCHASERS—Morgan
by
"conditions
dlvicends,'although the
and
The
increased
tiiat
235,000
Redemption—
stockholders.
share.
noted
require additional firm
entered
Kentucky
r
Dayton Rubber's volume "is such that
demand, even on a six-day week produc¬
report
depreciation
previous.
year
547,788 shs.
199,/aO'shs.
{
Tne
will
been
Firemen's
:
continuing expansion oi business,
earnings for the year ended Oct. 31,
per
meet
and
snare).
the
for
working
tion
)
—r_.
to
been
Co.,
the construction of a
transmission facilities,
years
prevent
to
favorable'for
"reserves
250,000
*•
■
that at
Nil
prior
Power
have
increased
from
$100,000,000 tt>
and the estimated
cost, of
the
additional
facilities
is
.estimated at $52,000,000 plus $1,400,000 for
working capital.
Con¬
struction of the original facilities is
expected to be completed during
the latter half ,of 1953.—'V.
176, p. 2161.
cai>acity in all divisions,
according to A. L. Freedlander,
not
stock
common
.
value):.
par
preferred
$4.52
'
$4.74
cents-per
mailed
had
supply
original
453,341
affecting
Illinois
3
$103,300,000;
at peak
uemand,"
report
necessary
difficult
4i
"operating
meet
part of the year was less certain."At Oct." 31,
1952, net
4,050,000
*
fo4.60
and
lias
.units
'>
453,341
(Including .adjustments
annual
capaJity/'
"with
1954
i,
$2.47
"
capitalization
noted,
been
'appeared
;
.
„
2'/c,
Pfd.
has
peak
series
-
456,341
(equivalent <t0
to
the
ing-
schedule," Mr. Freedlander said: "All three of tne firm's
major
divisions—tires, mechanical goods and Koolfoam—-were
operating at
$113,825,000
___
report
571,167
Missouri.
proposal contemplated
generating station and -related
project
406,784
-
aiutougn
shares
Pointing out,
3V4%
1977
91,182
271,206
tion
Outstanding
:
'91,210
679,44?
^ 1952, would have been $3.09
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
1975
series due
the
it
TO
2% ft
■
'
" *
EFFECT
in
additiohal
declared
GIVING
company,
Dayton's
<
payable Feb. 20,
i953 to stockholders of
which whl be paid to holders of the additional common
5,
si,244
adjusted.
currently uuabie
President,
cents.
of 50
dividend
3'Vb Vc
-
The
is
$2,241,015
of
500,000 kw. of firm power to the atomic
to the present app!icationr AEC intends
ment
.
j
share—
com.
Cr93,795
($2,192,413
Co.
original
up to
"$83,106
91,152
—
-tAs
The
elettric
"176,901
2,003,000
1,054,083
paid.
shares
.amounting to $1.88,525
,
dividends
lu--6
and
per
"Loss.
I.
ended
-
..capital
4,244,015
14,117,74 7
$1,500,875
outstanding
from
months
.
2*-i»%
Common
6,310,180
543,000
.
profit
Common oiviaeinuo
,
Electric
1951
1950
1949
$54,602,954 $37,ly9,454 $23,528,342
,
&
taxes—/.
Class A dividends paid—
in
Flint,
Pontiac,
increased
12
1952
$54,023,245
taxes/ 2,04/875
income
excess .profits
„
Earns,
have
revenues
$16,745,551.
Since
paid
CAPITALIZATION
First
;
"Bay, City,
Muskegon,
bef.
Net
gas
/_•;
Prov.iior red. income
,
at
supplying
natural
saieo
/Profit
Mich.
Michigan,
and
Creek,
Net
sub¬
kilowatts
Year Ended Oct. 31—
k.
106,-
approximately
Lansing,
periods
to
■stock.
•
Battle
of
including
135,000
within
to $194,186,689
same
191-3.
been
nave
of
Dayton Rubber Co.—Earnings—
kilowatts
unit
cost,
townships
operating
1947
company
since
year
share
total
program
steam-electric
85,000
•
$11,580,554
DIVIDENDS—The
in
per
this
third
a
near
entirely
and
of
unit,of
plant
Kalamazoo,
company's
the
and
a
in
Whiting
units
lines,
inciude
served
year
In
Irom
rose
at
seventh
operates
R.
1952
1953
a
projects
two
Saginaw.
EARNINGS—The
stock
in
communities
$77,217,299- lor the
Sep.
with
during
of
Jackson,
and
Justin
new
steam-electric
cities
Rapids,
Royal
Chief
transmis ion
addition
Weadock
1953.
Erie
installed
BUSINESS—Company
Grand
the
were -installed
to
and
John
of
and
Lake
on
extensions
000,000;
the
1952
years
funds.
4
on
that
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(236)
to
amounted
date
of
appreciation
securities
$662,817
net
and
tirement of
unrealized
in
increase
demand notes
payable to banks in the amount of $500,000.
International Resistance Co.—To Borrow from Bank—-
such
Of
amount, $250,000 is presently owed
by the company and
by one of its subsidiaries.
The
borrowings evidenced
by
the notes were made on Feb. 21, 1952, and
the funds borrowed were
added to working capital and used primarily to finance increases in
Inventory.
Any excess remaining after the retirement of said bank
$789,876.
was
The
$250,000
Authorized
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
t2'/2%
bank loans™
Preie.red
$6
stock
$4
stock
such
dividend
(10
cents
shares,
$155,000
preferred
to
Nov.
the
conversion of
tMaturing in quarterly
stock.
for
Securities
Webster
On
General
below.—V. 176,
Telephone Co,
Co. of Michigan
Telephone
of
capital
stock
realized
funds
Telephone
to
notes
bonds
new
Corp. of additional common
its $3,000,000 short-term bank
reduce
its
the
from
of
and
is
engaged
in
Other
income
The
services
in
operating
to
customers
the
The
after
Net
—V.
$4,766,145
4,266,357
3,660,783
268,000
252,000
The
46,312
34,419
405,493
333,063
426,396
Purchase
by
and
177, p.
Joyce,
addition
ing
tract of
and
Eagle-Picher will
that Glidden
has
and
stock
of
warehouse.
the
office
.
building
office
In¬
covering
full
3,300
Jan.
shares
payment
of
6
filed
of
real
stock
common
estate
(no
stock
par)
from
purchased
The
with
be
to
the
SEC
issued
Eagle-Picher
and
foundry
and
This
10.5
owns
two
control
machine
plant
which
Orrville, Ohio
City,
production
the
of
spective
to
main
Glidden
be
numbers
purchased
Singer,
Deane
Hornblower
Shields
and
the
operation
a
any
new
and
methods.
substantial
over
processes
a
down
period
of
Glidden
receives
stock
in
payment in American dollars
'Glidden
years.
will
also
have
shares
of
by each,
of
are
Osaka,
a
year.
1377.
p.
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Division Merges—
Harmon
Color
industry and
the
F.
The
plants
located
Works,
division
a
Goodrich
chemical
manufacturing
in
Haledon
at
B.
The B.
F.
manufacturer
of
the B.
Chemical
company,
Co.,
of organic color
pigments for
Goodrich Co., will become a part
F.
Feb.
on
announced
of,
organic
on
1, John R.
Jan.
colors
will
continue
at
Harmon's
and
Goodrich
will
be
Hoover
Co.
development, production
marketing.
No-Wax Koroseal Tile
A
&
&
Paul
vinyl
wear
the
was
plastic
and
floor
which
B.
F.
Introduced—
tile
whose
appearance
actually improves
being Introduced
requires
Goodrich
announced
on
Grand Union
Co.'s
Jan.
13
1952—4 Weeks—1951
offered
above,
From Company
9,211
Scribner
re¬
severally
16,047
4,200
&
Plans
The
E.
Masten
177,
&
A
first
take-down
will
be
used
to
that
bank
repay
1952
share
common
176,
1951
$2.44
$2.61
to
$26,786,687.
Civilian sale*
10%,
tOn the new consoU-
2064.
p.
$40,000,000 Expansion—
Telephone Co.,
contemplation
major
in
are
of
for
the
176,
of the
will
I. T.
for
program
distance
Corp., has
and
in
Export-Import Bank
undertaking.
by the Cuban
concession review including
this
for
action
r
2531.
p.
and
Cuba.
negotiations
the
in
favorable
applications
T.
expansion
service
required
and
participation
upon
&
the
telephone
be
company
latter's
contingent
pending
on
relief.—V.
long
financing
new
the
is
program
Government
and
between
progress
The
tariff
of
associate
an
$40,000,000
a
local
amount
Washington
of
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—Bids—
The
will
company
Room
to
up
National Safe
T,
11
a.m.
(CST) on Jan. 27 receive bids at
Co., First National Bank Bldg., 38 So.
for the purchase from it of $8,000,000
Deposit
Dearborn
Street, Chicago, HI.,
first mortgage bonds due Jan.
tive
15,
1983,
stock (par $100).
company's construction program,
and
60,000
shares
of
cumula¬
preferred
The
electric
feeder
production
line
and
transmission
distribution
involving principally additional
and
distribution
facilities
and
gas
facilities,
entailed expenditures of about
expenditures estimated at about
$11,500,000 in 1953. The 1952 expenditures were financed in
part bj
the proceeds obtained from $6,000,000 of bank loans.The company
Intends to apply the net proceeds from the
sale of the new bonds anil
preferred shares to the retirement of the $6,000,000 of bank loans and
$9,000,000
in
to
in part
finance
1952
will
and
call
for
1953 construction. It is contemplated that the bal¬
required to complete the 1953 construction program wiU
cash and short-term
investments held at Dec. 31.
1952, and cash becoming available from operations
during 1953, In»
eluding provisions for depreciation.of
ance
be
funds
obtained
from
Proposed Expansion—
Chief
Presiding
Examiner
Frank A. Hampton of the Federal Powex
a decision, subject
to review by the Commission,
authorizing this company to construct 22 miles
pipeline and to continue the operation of other facili¬
Commission has filed
issuing
of
certificate
a
natural
ties,
is
all
gas
located
In
Iowa,
ib
was
of the
announced
miles of
Jan.
8.
<
.
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. (& Subs.
)—Earn?,
Quarter Eended Nov. 30—
Net
of
sold,
selling,
administrative,
and other expense
32,784,203
Net
3,250
2,207,171
189,61Jt
855,000
4,020,009
$846,430
$2,672,859
on:
shares of
5%
3,603,600 shares of
3,250
700
1,215,97T
income
share
per
375,000
1,750
of normal depreciation
excess
730,609
2,000,097
profit
Earnings
1,750
in
on
22,871,385
1,599,463
depreciation
Amortization
3,250
1951
$40,292,364 $31,700,4426
product
Federal taxes
3,250
1,750
1952
sales
Normal
preferred stock
$2.26
stock
$0.17
common
$0.7*
1,300
700
1,300
•
350
Bids
650
-
176,
2436.
p.
Kansas
1,300
.
700
;
Co., Inc
—V.
will
New York,
City
be
N.
Power
received
Y.,
&
by the
to 11
up
Light
company
Co.—Bids
at Suite
for
1730,
165
BondsBroadway.
(EST) on Jan. 19 for the purchase from
it of $12,000,000 first mortgage bonds due 1983.—V. 177,
p. 44.
,
a.m.
—VS 176~p~~2270
1952—Month—1951
by
PROCEEDS
sale
of
certain
The
46,136
net
selling
$42,318,707
of
were
sold
by
Hagan
Corp.
stockholders.
proceeds
shares
46,136
to
be
common
received
stock
on
Jan.
15
filed with
covering
a proposed issue of 97,147
stock which will be convertible into
The offering price,
dividend
have
not
been
yet
the SEC
shares of
a
The
registration statement
cumulative
2nd
preferred
stock prior to Jan.
common
rate,
provisions
conversion
rights
1, 1963.
redemption
and
determined.
scribed shares.
Proceeds
will
be
used
additional
1952
the
pansion
ties.
of
of
It
the
to
Issue,
finance
together with other funds
the company's expansion
of
the
company,
and
program
1954
The
program
of
contemplates
approximately
includes
making
capital
$17,000,000
30,
ex¬
construction
of
expenditures
in
1953
and
a
at
$5,000,000 respectively.
chlorine-caustic soda plant
Montague, Mich., expansion of facilities
Tacoma, Wash.,
and
construction
of
laboratory at Niagara Falls.
and
at
a
Niagara
new
Falls,
central
1952
Net
sales
Net
income
Federal
:
before Federal
taxes
on
taxes
on
N.
Y.
income
5,835,000
Earnings
per
176,
p.
$3,577,232
212,500
available
shares
6,950,000
$3,030,694
dividends
Earnings
Common
1951
$36,523,517 $39,687,588
8,865,694
10,527,232
Income
income
Net
Preferred
$3,364,732
971,470
971,470
$2.90
$3.46
share
2436
by
will
the company
be
used
for
from
the
re¬
proposed
by
$11,350
Power,
effective
Illinois
phones
the
Allied
Telephone
in
of
General
of
Illinois
two-for-one
The
SEC
corporation
p.
according to an announcement by Donald
Telephone System President.
The new rates were
billing after Jan. 1, 1953.
working
common stock, without nominat
1,260,000 shares,
without
changing
issued and to be issued pursuant
split.—V. 177, p. 44.
to
now
7
filed
a
letter
of
notification
shares of capital stock to
underwriting.
The proceeds
be
offered
are
to
be
with
at
the
$6.13
used
for
capital.
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—S-2 Assets Up—
As of
Net
November 30—
assets
Number
Net
of
of
asset
—V.
Series
S-2
value
per
1952
S-2
shares
Fund
S-2
1951
$35,693,934 $33,062,08*
1,930,648
1,886,98*
outstanding
share
$18.49
$17.55
176, p. 2164.
Kimberly-Clark Corp. — Secondary Offering—A seeondary offering of 19,800 shares of common stock (no
par) was made after the close of the New York Stock
Exchange on Jan. 14 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $47.50
per
share, with a dealer's discount of 90 cents per share. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.—
V. 176, p. 2437.
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—December Sales Increase—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
—V. 176,
p.
1952—Month—1951
1952—12 Months—1951
$31,303,783 $30,514,244 $176,241,576 $172,390,827
1864.
Department Stores, Inc.—Sales Increased-
Sales
—V.
1952—Month—1951
__
$9,964,080
176, p. 2270.
1952—11 Months—1951
$9,254,323 $60,847,527 $60,882,535
Co.
Illinois
was
Allied
Bureau
Jecently
serves
acquired
by the General
approximately 8,500 tele¬
County, 111., which is adjacent to the properties
Telephone Co. of Illinois.
Plans contemplate the merger
into
the
Lane Bryant, Inc.—December Sales Increase—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
935.
,
stock
Jan.
on
covering 8,063
share, without
Period End. Dec. 31-
first
Telephone
System.
Allied
authorized
shares
annually,
General
with
the
750,000
by
Kennard Corp., St. Louis, Mo.—Files With SEC—
Interstate
Illinois Allied Telephone Co.—Rate Increased—
C.
and
from
value,
represented
212,500
$2,818,194
jcommon stock
outstanding at end of year
for
common
to
value,
par
par
research
EARNINGS FOR THE YEARS ENDED NOVEMBER 30
/
$50
or
for
existing facili¬
and
of
per
working capital.
During the five years ended Nov.
company
expended approximately
$24,000,000
for
the
its productive capacity and improvement of
presently
stockholders
will
vote
Jan.
30
on
amending the articles of
and by-laws, changing the authorized 4%
non-cumulative
preferred stock from 210,000 shares, $100 par value, to 420,000 share®,
association
capital
Subject to the registration statement becoming
effective, the company
plans to offer the new preferred stock for
subscription to its common
stockholders on the basis of one share of new
pfd. stock for each 10
shares of common stock held.
A group headed
by Smith, Barney &
Co. will underwrite the
subscription offer and purchase any unsub¬
rates
1952—5 Months—1951
$13,047,866 $11,676,192 $48,266,205
Ji^oo1!0'758 .shares offered>
company
Hi is company, with headquarters at
Princeton, 111., has been au¬
thorized by the Illinois Commerce Commission
to increase Its subscriber
Hagan Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Stock
Offering Over¬
subscribed—A group of
underwriters, headed by Singer,
Deane & Scribner,
Pittsburgh, on Jan. 14 publicly of¬
fered an issue of
130,758 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $17.25 per share.
The offering was oversubscribed
and the books closed.
84,622
Kansas City Southern Ry.—To Split Stock—
Hooker Electrochemical
Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
.
by the two applications
$500,000 for the proposed 221
$1,152,642, including
pipeline.—V. 177, p. 44.
new
on
facilities covered
approximately
4.875
1,750
44.
p.
per
development
4,875
,
2,625
Co
Schmertz
of
any
loan
term
a
1964.
on long-term
debt
Depreciation, depletion and amortization—
4,875
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
C.
convert
to
into
Interest
4,875
2,625
'
&
bA able
ends
in military sales amounted
$18,758,268, or approximately
Cuban
under
4,875
2,625
Sherrerd
A.
of
Co.
maturities,
__„*217,041,923 225.070,34a
general
7,800
2,625
Co
&
the
of
p.
basis.—V.
Cost
7,800
4,200
Co
Butcher
90-day
International Telephone & Telegraph
Corp.—Affiliate
Selling
Shareholders
2,625
&
credit
with
follows:
as
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc
Kay, Richards & Co.
$148,787,129
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Sales
Up—
Period End. Dec. 31—
■
stock
their
and
1952—43 Weeks—1951
$14-648'000 $14,158,657 $151,964,715
—VS176_p"2436
the
underwriters
Company
Davis
176,
Total estimated cost
Doolittle & Co
—V.
Co.—December Sales Up—
Period End. Dec. 27—
find
expansion.
Leonard & Lynch
Whipple & Co
H.
will
company
the
notes
com¬
5,525
.
new
no
waxing, is now
flooring division at Watertown, Mass., it
by Winthrop Brown, Jr., General Manager.
The BFG Koroseal floor
tile, which is manufactured in eight colors
and enables the
buyer to install any number of color
combinations, is
being merchandised for consumer installation and
will be backed'up
by an extensive sales promotion
campaign, Mr. Brown said.
The new line sells at a
price slightly higher than the
company's
regular rubber tile and is manufactured in
80-gauge size to conform
with home construction
requirements.—V. 177, p. 141,
by
The
5,525
13.
purchased the Harmon Color Works in 1950.
Mr. Hoover said that Harmon's
product line is closely allied to several
B. F. Goodrich Chemical product
groups and will fit into the chemical
company's operations from the standpoint of
with
reagents.
2,975
Hoover, President
Kearny, N. J., but sales headquarters
Goodrich Chemical Co.'s Cleveland
office, Mr.
F.
said.
and
service
Moore,
Bacon,
the
developed at the Japanese plant.
of the new plant, midway between
Tokyo and
shortly and it is expected to be in production within
176,
of
common
4%
sales
dated
to
technical
Orrville, Ohio.
At this
manufacturing activities
Weeks
&
proceeds
manu¬
2,975
and
rights
Construction
will start
B.
provide
Bache & Co
—V.
processes
royalty payments
of
to
ten-story building In
approximately 40,000
chemical
the
of
'a revolving
Trust
field;
plant.
names
Ishihara
use
—V.
in
meter
available for
chemical
under
Provident
a
Ishihara concern,
to
1952
and
contains
and
of
•Decrease
Shares to be Purchased
company has excellent sources for ilmenite in Malaya
producer of sulphuric acid," according to Mr. Joyce.
Mr, Joyce said that under the agreement Ishihara
has been licensed
to
or¬
water
this
shops, having
are
Fauset, Steele & Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
acid
Inc.,
boiler
in
Pa.,
R.
copper
suphuric
in
own
land
of
manufactures
mining,
is
its
building
acres
on
Jan. 9 by Dwight P.
Joyce, President.
Mr.
Joyce said the agreement called for construction of a
new
$6,000,000 titanium dioxide plant in Japan, largest of its kind in the
Orient, by the Ishihara Chemical Co. of Tokyo and Osaka.
Ishihara,
he pointed
out, is a large, integrated corporation engaged in
"The
research
in
The
outstanding when
31, 1958.
Increased
and
square
Putnam
announced
and
purchased
chemical
located
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
in
Co.
j-.
agreement under which the Glidden Co. will provide technical
assistance for large scale production of titanium dioxide in
Japan was
mining,
steamship lines.
of
serviqe
principal source of castings for the
equipment and meters.
Johnston, Lemon & Co
ilmenite
with
treatment; Hagan Corp. (Can¬
a
sales company to service Canadian
its subsidiaries; and American Cast
warehouse
Euilds in Japan—
of
field
From
finished
of notification
letter
a
Laboratories,
the
.
and
immediately," Mr. Joyce said, "and plant capacity will be
by the installation of new paint-making equipment."
Mr. Joyce said the Atlanta plant will be
producing Glidden paints
by February, and will be in full production as soon as the first addi¬
tions are completed early this summer.
on
in
consulting
build¬
doubled
company
Hall
are:
form
and
subsidiaries
the company owns and operates a small
manufacturing plant of 6,000 square feet,-where It carries
plant production and mixes chemicals not suited to the
activities
additional
an
new
a
start
The
its
manufacture
water
as
iron
offices
in
Ellwood
pilot
on
cease
material
raw
purchased
adjoining land for construction of
finished
"Construction
will
Board.
paints and varnishes.
to the Atlanta plant, equipment
ventory, Mr. Joyce revealed
five-acre
the
of
integrated
and
The
own
automatic
at
acres
At
of
manufacture
In
Chairman
Corp.
its
of
1948
Hagan
on
foot
chemical
by this company of the Eagle-Picher paint plant In Atlanta,
for doubling Its capacity were announced on Jan. 8
D.
its
carried
10.5
plans
Adrian
five
of
also conducts a foundry operation in Orrville in buildings con¬
taining approximately 30,000 square feet. About four acres of Hagan's
140.
Glidden Co., Cleveland, O.—Buys Plant—
Ga.,
field
grey
control
company
square
Net
Pennsylvania.
stock
the
closely
company
activity:
research
technical
SEC.
the
$2,000,000
Bank
1955.
Year Ended Nov. 30—
pany
Corp.—Acquisition—
below.—V.
in
all
a total area of approxi¬
feet.
There is also located in Orrville, adjacent
to
the
aforementioned facilities,
a
new
8,000
square
foot research
laboratory.
In
1950
the company
constructed in Orrville,
a
6,000
238,518
Illinois Allied Telephone Co.
See
a
of
mately 80,000
1864.
p.
General Telephone
600,000
100
company
the
borrow
30,
International Shoe Co. (& Subs.)—Sales—
company
of
feet.
square
$520,299
4,183
1918
are
The
of
in
owns
activities
fields
the
the
Pittsburgh.
location,
90,387
the
stock
devices
provide
Hagan
its
downtown
$5,623,798
charges
176,
of
2,000
$683,948
also
other.
conduct
to
principal
389,925
$23,652
of
with
laboratories
1952—11 Mos.—1951
$116,938
of
capital
and to reclassify each of the 20,000
outstanding into 13 shares of com¬
and
whose
each
control
to
Inc.,
company
$449,996
income
oper.
incorporation
organized
was
take
Dec.
Dec.
debt.—V.
Co.,
of
Products,
3,000
taxes
The
will
to
National
until
300,000 shs.
organized in 1931 to sell certain products and
the parent
and its subsidiaries;
Calgon, Inc., organized
engage
in research, development and sales of chemical
of
1934
379,568
'
of
good
to
notes
arranged
Philadelphia
credit
according
FINANCING
Outstanding
authorized
an
$5)
major
products related to the
ada) Ltd., organized in
are
Net
and
Buromin
-*> $545,818
taxes
1925
treatment
facture
Federal
The
tEarnings
three
in
subsidiaries
ganized
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
(par
whom were 98 of
The
loans by $2,500,000
1952—Month—1951
PRESENT
TO
largest industrial corporations in the
United States.
No single
customer accounted for more than 2%
of
the sales of the company and its subsidiaries.
$1,000,000 to the parent company.—V. 176, p. 2270.
Period End. Nov. 30—
articles
for
company,
automatic
of
among
will enable the company
and retire
stock
used for
and
metering equipment for in¬
dustry; the processing and sale of chemicals for the treatment of
water; and the providing of research, consulting and technical services
in
tne
fields
of
automatic
controls,
meters
and
water
treatment.
The
products and services of the company and its subsidiaries are
widely used and were sold during
1952, to
over
14,000
customers,
General
to
EFFECT
(par $1)
stock
operating
an
sale
sale
the
and
company
$1).
(par
subsidiary
companies
the parent
and with
Bonds Placed
—
stock
BUSINESS—Corporation
It
1963.
p.
the
of
600,000 shs.
12, "1953, the
to provide
common
mon
Privately—Sells Common Stock to Parent—This com¬
pany, a subsidiary operating company within the Gen¬
eral Telephone System, with headquarters at Muskegon,
Mich., announced on Jan. 13, through its President, F. E.
Norris, that it had placed privately $2,000,000 of 3%%
first mortgage bonds with four insurance companies and
had issued and sold $1,481,600 of its common stock to
General Telephone Corp.
The
Jan.
shares
Smith,
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—Merger—
Allied
capital
with
Philadelphia,
the
GIVING
amended
of
are
Illinois
working
$1)
(par
shares
Barney & Co.", Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Shields & Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Robert W. Baird <fc Co., Inc.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Mitchum, Tully &
Co.; Shuman, Agnew & Co., and Wqgenseller & Durst, Inc.—V. 176,
p. 2531.
I
See
to
purposes.
Authorized
stock
Common
$4
install¬
Corp.;
added
CAPITALIZATION
were
&
be
corporate
has
company
credit
matures
1955.
23,
MANAGERS—Stone
DEALER
*3,500,000 shs.
reserved
•
6,603 shs.
3,304,352 shs.
series
are
general
v
'
86 shs.
value)—
par
will
notes
3,3o
series—
105,648
convertible
of
ments
28,477 shs,
value)—
par
dividend
dividend convertible
(cum.)
•Of
$1,860,000
dividend series
(cumulative)
Common
$1,860,000
:
(without
(cumulative)
$5.50
FINANCING
Outstanding
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Monday, January 19, 1953
General
Telephone
Co.
of
Illinois.—V.
131,
Indiana*4^as & Water Co., Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 3,500 shares (par $10) was made
on Jan. 7 by
Blyth & Co., Inc., at $23.75 per share, with a
dealer's discount of 35 cents
per share.
completed.—V. 176, p. 1565.
The offering was
1952—Month—1951
sales
—V.
$6,142,968
1952—12 Months—1951
$4,951,656 $57,248,310 $51,828 17T
176, p. 2271.
Lassiter Corp., Charlotte, N. C.—Stock
Offered—R. S.
Co., Charlotte, on Jan. 15 offered 2,500 shares
of Class A common stock (par $5) and
14,344 shares of
Class A common stock (par $5) at $10
per share.
Dickson &
The
net
proceeds
will
go
to
a
selling
stockholder.—V.
177,
p.
142.
Lerner Stores Corp.—December Sales
Higher—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
—V.
176, p. 2271.
1952—Month—1951
1952—11 Months—1951
$24,395,613 $21,936,201 $145,444,574 $132,831,54«
,
Number 5187...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
The
(Eli) Lilly & Co., Indianapolis, Ind.—Reduces Prices—
medicine's
With
nounced
Jan.
"Ilotycin"
for
drug
days
60
price.
The
market,
the
on
price
new
an¬
was
9
last June after
announced
was
mold
new
scarcely
in its
made
by this company, which discovered and developed
(Erythromycin,
Lilly).
Discovery of the new
wide-range
on
antibiotic
antibiotic
newest
has been
reduction
26%
a
which
organisms
became
available
commercially
extensive five-year
an
might. haVe
antibiotic
The
173,
November.—V.
*
last
early
search
activity.
p. 477.
An
in
increase
2,000,000
for,
issuing
be
used
which
in
of
these
connection
Liquid
stock
common
approved
was
from
1,200,000
to
Jan.
8.
stockholders
by
on
plan at present, P. P. Lavedan, Chairman, stated,
no
any
authorized
the
shares
par
no
shares
new
that they might
another company, for
said
he
purchase
the
with
Carbonic Corp.
but
of
negoiiating.—V.
is now
175,
2179.
p.
unit
in
the
multi-million
laboratory for
Construction
of
this
the
unit
;
dollar
company's
will
start
development will be a
research department.
central
spring.
It will be completed
in the fall of 1954, William L.
McKnight, Chairman of the Board, said.
The
two-story
structure
will
contain
feet
of laboratory and office
space.
technical library.—V. 176,
p. 1865.
approximately
It
also
will
100,000
the
house
square
company's
Lone Star Steel
The
Reconstruction
of
The
$5,000,000
loan
this
carries
interest
an
1971.
The
company
parts
and
equipment
will
Gas
177,
5%
approved
and
proceeds
$3,000,000
Ths
additional
an
with
to
will
buy
to
the
cover
mature
Feb.
corporaton
Bankers
has
$2,000,000 of spare
increased costs of
(Ky.)—Registers With
each
shares
seven
tion
price
Lehman
held
the
on
underwriting
and
Brothrs
and
record
terms
Blyth
&
date.
to
are
record
date, subscrip¬
by amendment.
supplied
be
Trust Co.
of
$1,000,000
a
York
New
175, p.
one-year
revolvng credt
Security-First National Bank
and
is
reported
that
the
letter
notification
of
covering the proposed offering of
(par $1), has been withdrawn.—V.
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
1,500
T.
Blyth & Co.,
Jan.
record
expected
Co.,
Inc.,
are
named
be
made
to
common
to
with rights
29,
filed
300,000
shares
176,
Sept.
1952,
common
stock
1379.
p.
of
19,
stockholders
of
expire on Feb. 17.
sale will be used to pay
to
aggregated $53,213,950 and
in
additions
net
of
—V.
in
$17,000,000
Irving Lundborg & Co
McDonald & Company
1953
and
that
expenditures
in
$18,000,000
The
1954.
shares,
common
and by the future sale
securities.—V. 177, p. 142.
of
Home
175,
■
will
National Lead Co.—Plans
cash
the
Aged, Arlington
Bept.
1,
Sept.
above,
1,
to
$124,000
1958;
$165,000
and
1963;
Sept.
1,
of
4%
of
$201,000
bonds
bonds
4'/4%
of
will
will
mature
Sept.
mature
bonds
will
Sept.
mature
1,
1,
Sept.
1954
to
1,
1964
1968.
struction,
weeks
Field, Richards & Co
including
building
new
under
The
day
one
12
the
total
largest
Feb.
the
10,
it
is
right
planned
to
basis.
V.
177, p.
by
additional
for
It
a
is
planned
stock,
common
that
Smith, Moore & Co
Stone & Webster Securities
for
shares
public
on
will
force
in
a
1952—Month—1951
days
ended
1951.—V.
Its
the
sales
of
net
for
The
of
insurance
gain of
year-end
a
the
the
year.—V.
to
it
irom
proceeds
working
company
be
of
1952—12 Months—1951
fall
stood
Navy
be
Cable
Jan.
in
used
and four
insurance
for
the
Wood,
Ladd
the
other
Stanley
underwriters
and
the
percentages
by exercise
set
forth
Robert
Baird
W.
Inc
additional
during
13%
or
the
Irving Lundborg & Co
3
McDonald & Co
2.25
Co
&
Moore,
Prescott,
duPont &
Co.
1.10
2.25
retire
past
$2,250,000
cables,
Co.—V.
13
cabies "and
coaxial
176,
division,
wire
10
Smith,
Moore &
Co
0.70
Tucker,
0.70
Dean
1.75
Wood, Struthers & Co
See
Ladd
also V.
177,
R.
Connelly,
S.
3.50
3.50
Anthony & Co
7.00
Witter & Co.
3.50
143.
p.
Ohio Seamless Tube Co.—New
President, Etc.—
President, succeeding
of the Board.
elected
been
has
Kaplan
who has been elected Chairman
W.
C.
Mr.
Kaplan has also been elected a director.
Copperweid Steel Co. recently acquired control of the Ohio Seamless
by purchase of 99%
176, p.
the outstanding capital stock of that
of
1965.
(J. C.) Penney Co.—December Sales Up 11.2%—
debt
$2,116,456,
$
~i
1,632
chain this December against
Penney
the
in
176,
ago.—V.
year
a
stores
$
$
151,139,081 1,079,283,148 1,035,201,519
168,069,485
were
1952—12 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
Period End. Dec. 31—
2272.
p.
the
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—December Sales Up—
Ansonia Wire
&
$6,001,042
—V.
176, p.
1952—12 Months—1951
1952—Month—1951
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
2438.
p.
1.10
3.50
0.50
7.00
0.50
0.50
Grant-Brownell & Co
1,621
to
,
Sweney, Cartwright & Co.
for
which produces such Items
products,
0.70
Spencer Trask & Co
&
1.75
1.10
Co.,
7.00
consummation of the sale of its Ansonia E.ectric
its Ansonia Electrical Division. The stockholders
the
,
10—
short-term
received
&
0.50
D. Gradison
Sales
it has
Shepard
& Co
bonds.
Completed—
announced
Leonard & Lynch_
W.
in¬
45.
p.
0.50
—
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Smith, Barney & Co.__—
1.75
Co
&
3.50
& Co
Wm. C. Roney & Co
L. F. Rothschild & Co.—,
7.00
Reid
Kidder
Inc.
3.50
0.70
1951.
an
Feb.
on
1.10
3.50
—
3.50(%
0.70
& Co
Jones
M.
con¬
over
mortgage
—
A.
Co
Tube Co.
company
W. E. Hutton & Co
1.10
Sons
shares
privilege:
T. H.
Simmons
&
Clark
I.
severally, the
479,846
Janney & Co
Co.,
Republic Co., Inc.
&
the
of
for by the exercise of rights
7.00
Brown
W.
such
of
them,
to
1.75
Blunt Ellis &
Central
have
sell
subscription
10.50%
&
j.
Alex.
below
5,000
5,000
10,000
managing underwriter
severally agreed to
the
Co.,
below
not be subscribed
shall
the
of
&
named
1,000
5,000
Anthony & Co
Struthers & Co
has agreed to
company
of common stock as
during
second
$3,384,000,000,
refunding
to
177,
the sale of
Jan.
on
that
7
it
has
placed
not
was
Indiana
additional orders
The company
Public
$5,720,129 $54,017,183 $50,664,626
1866.
filed
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 7,
1953, covering 80,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, $100 par,
to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
group headed
by Central Republic Co. (Inc.), Blyth & Co., Inc., and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
The public offering price and underwriting
disclosed.
company
a
terras
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be
ultimate application to the cost of gross
with
ment
lor F3H's
McDonnell.
in
August,
Production
TEMCO
and
deliveries
plant include
received
second
a
In
now
initial
an
order in
production
order
erties
a
also
is
long-range,
tack
in
the Air Force's F-101 Voodoo, a twin-Jet
fighter designed to escort bombers and at¬
targets.
of
number
experimental
contracts
States,
altitude
and
pleted
company's
to
controlled
degrees F.
after
the
test
in
various
types
being worked
on
plant
altitudes
degrees F.
from
15%
in
Construction
world—has
St.
Louis.
facilities
up
to
of airplanes,
by McDonnell
in
in
the
of
The
recently
This
the
been com¬
addition to the
physical
at
p.
1970.—V.
17G,
p.
Laboratories, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
sec¬
be
mortgage
The
to
SEC
invite
due
due
the
for
The
Of the
of
principal underwriter is
possible
date
is
Jan.
27,
&
Co.,
Inc.
1953.
proceeds of the stock sale, $613,305 will be used to redeem
5,841 shares of preferred stock, $6 series, now
balance
will
be
applied
toward
payment
of the
outstanding;
of addi¬
cost
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co,—To Consoli¬
date Research Facilities—
•
Purchase
of
a
125-acre
long-range building
call
tract
program
company on Jan.
ea*the
1953, authorizing the
12,
Of
the proceeds,
$14,000,000 will
prepayment
for
on
St.
Paul's
research
eastern
purposes
boundary for
was
announced
• a
by
15.
for
housing many of the firm's major Research projects
tract located at Highway 12 and East
Ave., St. Paul, Minn. '
to
test well on
a
announcement by
an
President.
through
tests
K.
$4,531,840
$2,918,386
1949
$1,033,921
380,505
$15.35
316,485
$14.32
218,957
$13.33
$11.00
Net asset value per share
—V.
176, p.
follows:
Co.
W.
C.
on
for
The
SEC
dividend
rate
of
4.44%
be
7 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock to be offered for sub¬
Employees' Stock Purchase Plan.—V. 176, p. 1771.
corporation on Jan.
7,951 shares
its
under
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—The com¬
pany
bonds
received
were
The
has placed privately $5,000,000 of 3%% mortgage
due 1971 to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
like
proceeds,
politan
under
an
Glore, Forgan & Co. and White, Weld
$100,417 per share;
and The First Boston Corp.,
and Bear, Stearns & Co.
(jointly), $100.1039 per
Brothers
I
for
additional
capacity
new
Public
The
those
of
generating
will
be
capaeiiy^A total of 212,000 kilowatts
added
in
1953
a.nd
270,000 kw.
the
following
\
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
3%
series
GIVING
EFFECT
due
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
bonds:
mortgage
Outstanding
1974-
$30,962,000
2%%
series
due
1975
3 Va %
series
due
1978-..
27/8 %
series
due
1980^
Preferred stock
4.56%
series
3.90%
series
Common
stock
•Authorized
fIncluding
certificates
493
for
-
^
_i__
($12
par
180,000 shs.
shares
8,000,000 shs.
limited
estimated
common
stock
of
to
except
be
The
as
set
deliverable
Ohio
Public
forth
Federal
for
mortgage,
Co.
as
his
retains
assumed in
involving
p. 512.
post
as
Vice-Chairman
Reid Ray Television
Board,
a
Commission—
Jan. 6 filed a letter of
SEC
covering 20,000 shares of
common
stock
3,100 shares are to be issued to certain officers
and
to Reid
H.
Ray Film Industries,
Inc., for
The. balance are to be offered at $10 per share,
the .proceeds
the
Productions, Inc., St. Paul, Minn.
—Files With Securities and Exchange
corporation
of
as President for five years.
is Chairman of the Board.—V. 175, p. 1543.
1947 after serving
Stuart,
His brother,-John
This
on
notification with the
(no par), of which
for services rendered
25,000 feet of film.
without underwriting,
used for working capital.
at
Inc.—Enters Truck Leasing Field—
on Jan. 12 announced the formation of Reo Truck
wholly-owned subsidiary, thus becoming the first t^uck
operator of branches to enter the truck leasing
corporation
Leasing; Inc.,
field
unsurrendered
Service
proceeding
the
Administration.
Stuart
Mr.
position he
manufacturer
t5,278,306 shs.
in
in
Stuart has resumed the * Presidency of this company,
Donald B. Lourie, who resigned as President and a director
appointment as Undersecretary of State for the incoming
150,000 shs..-
•
value)
not
hearing
Douglas
accept
156,300 shs.
amount
Commission
<
150,000 shs.
r
Co. of Colorado—Hearing Continued—
directing this company to show cause why it should not be
a
"public utility" under the Federal Power Act has been
Reo Motors,
series
4.44%
58,000,000
1,000,000 shs.
value)
par
1966.
Quakers Oats Co.—-Stuart Resumes Presidency—
R.
replacing
and
12,000,000
series.
4.40%
($100
~r-
26,089,000
:
p.
be
to
The
:
Power
bonds sold to Metro¬
1951, are to be used
other $20,000,000
up in August,
agreement set
work.—V. 176,
Service
Federal
order
an
to
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale of new preferred and from a
offering to common stockholders of 479,846 shares of common
stock, also being underwritten by Morgan Stanley & Co. and associates,
will be used for property additions.
Proposed expenditures for 1953
are
estimated
at
$56,900,000,
the major portion of
which will be
of
construction
as
current
used
for
Langley & Co.,
(jointly),
94,034
1676.
covering
scription
Ohio
com¬
bid of 100.419 per share.
a
a
1950
1951
1952
outstanding
postponed from Jan. 12 to Feb. 9.—V. 176,
all
and
$5,839,612
31—J
net assets
issue
Jan. 13
Chairman,
Pine Street Fund, Inc.—Assets Rise—
found
bids
Adams,
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., Stamford, Conn.—Files—
Ohio Edison Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—Public of¬
on
S.
perforations
fering of a new issue of 150,000 shares of 4.44% preferred
stock (par $100) was made on Jan. 15 by an investment
banking group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. The
stock is priced at $102.50 per share plus accrued divi¬
dends to yield 4.33%.
The group won award of the
Other
and distillate
Brazoria County, Texas Gulf
the southwest flank of the
Field,
Bayou
"S,"
Houston
1
12,043'-054' in a lower frio sand
on a
14/64-inch choke resulted in the flow of 354 barrels of distillate
and 7,357,000
cubic feet of gas per day.
The calculated open flow
potential is 150,000,000 cubic feet of gas per day.
In the Chocolate Bayou Field area the company holds approximately
22,000 gross acres of leases in its block, of which over 9,000 acres are
producing from 12 oil, gas and distillate formations.—V. 177, p. 46.
company
various
to
year.
tions to utility
property of the company.
It is estimated that gross
expenditures for property additions during 1953 will amount to ap¬
proximately $5,500,000.
These expenditures will be financed in part
through the sale of additional first mortgage bonds.—V.
177, p. 142.
Plans
Jan.
net
the
the
offering
Kalman
according
.
on
for
without premium of notes payable by
banks; and the balance will be applied to the
pany's construction program.—V. 177, p. 46.
Power
share.
share for each eight shares held on the record date.
The record date,
subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
bids
period for receiving bids thereon.
used
&
Minneapolis Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—
order
an
$22,000,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
and 100,000 shares of its cumulative preferred stock, $100
the order also reduced from ten days to seven days the
and
par;
30
Chocolate
the
Endacott,
Initial
Total
share).-
per
issued
competitive
1983,
Lehman
The company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jan.
7,
1953, covering 164,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be offered
for subscription by common stockholders at the rate of one- additional
field,
will require the
future.—V. 177,
this company at the office of American Gas
Church St., Nw York 8, N. Y., up to 11
20 for the purchase from it of $22,000,000 first
1983 and 100,000 shares of cumulative preferred
Corp.,
Jan.
on
bonds
(par $100
share.—V. 176, p. 770.
The
this
received by
Service
(EST)
a.m.
stock
1061.
2271.
will
Electric
ondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par
$2) was made on Jan. 5 by David A. Noyes & Co. at
$18.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per
ment.
that
approximately $23,000,000 of securities in the
Bids
point temperatures above
of the Altichamber began in the Spring of
United
Miles
for
No,
143.
&
dew
completion of extensive design studies.—V. 176,
due
working capital
in
at
P.
again increased Its already large gas
company has
Coast
Shares
laboratory
States Trust Co. of New York has been appointed
as
trustee, paying agent and bond registrar for $1,000,000 additional 3%%
bonds
to
The
reserves
As of Dec.
United
MidSouth Gas Co.—Trustee Appointed—
series
will require expenditures
1954.
It is contemplated
$22,500,000 in
p.
to 70,000 feet and has a tempera¬
+165 degrees F. Relative humidity
95%
to
chamber—largest
the
engineering
simulate
of —100
range
largest
corporation's
expanding
designed
1951
environmental
probably
the
at
be
for
also
are
Corp.
new
added
additions to the utility prop¬
estimates that its construction
of approximately $20,500,000 in 1953
company
on
helicopters and guided missiles
Aircraft
The
company.
Ohio Power Co.—Bids for Securitiesprocess
high-altitude
distant
the
supplied by amendment.
sale
Korea.
Work
be
and
Louis (Mo.)
large quantity of the Navy's F2H-3 Banshee, a newer,
potent version of the F2H-2 twin-jet Banshees now in action in
more
of
program
October.
McDonnell's St.
at
process
to
are
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Gas Reserves Increased—
Service
Co.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
Corp.—Navy Places Order—
receiver!
the initial production order for F3H-l's
in
1951, five months before the first experimental Demon made
flight.
The single-Jet fighter is also being produced by TEMCO Aircraft
Corp. of Dallas, Texas, under terms of a royalty-free licensing agree¬
this
Dean Witter & Co._
&
Co
f
initial
all
1,000
2,500
Greene
of
assets
Northern
announced
order
The
and
Tucker,
&
Greene
1&52
2272.
p.
issued
at
the
by
Its
35
1,000
Grant-Brownell
Goldman, Sachs & Co
1566.
p.
March,
can
Sweney, Cartwright & Co._
Spencer Trask & Co
■
the
ture
1,000
Fulton,
$
31,
life
new
was
176,
received
capital.—V.
approved
radar
as
with this corporation lor production of an undisclosed number of singleDemon fighter airplanes.
The dollar amount
is
176,
$45,000,000
$10,000,000
will
on
price,
the
and
last
Jet, carrier-based F3H-1
A
10,000
Michigan Corp.__
Folger, Nolan, Inc
$18,898,424 $18,014,873 $107,027,898 $104,222,110
The
A
Dec.
history
company's
Noma Electric Corp.—Sale
be
176, p. 2271.
McDonnell Aircraft
of
at
during
expected
are
purchase
Sales
Co
Co
There
offering.—
McCrory Stores Corp.—December Sales Higher—
—V.
that
in
representing
purchase
and
142.
Period End. Dec. 31—
&
&
company.—V.
Co.
•
$
10,000
Corp.
Sachs
Gradison
D.
First of
1952—12 Mos.—1951
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Bids Feb.
The
probably
unsubscribed
investment bankers
of
group
Smith, Barney & Co.J
2,500
Francis
30,559,190 405,222,426 361,317,401
31,
Dec.
$381,000,000
8%
of
Bids
subscribe
two-for-one
underwritten
1,000
5,000
1,000
10,000
1,000
Stiver & Co.
3,000
Nolan
Frank
of
months,
con¬
$10,000,000 financing proposal to be voted upon
to offer common stockholders of record Feb. 21
a
Saunders,
1,500
year.
Insurance
is $1,338,997.
Upon approval of
three
and
ended
reports
company
were
A
Maryland Casualty Co.—Offering Feb. 21—
■
Co.,
&
& Co
Inc
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.—Sales Up—
crease
property,
Michigan Corp..
Shepard
Inc.
L. F. Rothschild
1,000
First of
Hayden, Miller & Co
the
'
weeks
four
and
Congregations constitute the membership
200 Lutheran Congregations support the Home.
the
&
Equitable Securities Corp.
$
38,813,576
70 Missouri Synod Lutheran
of the corporation.
The valuation of
'
1770.
1952—*4 Wks.—1951
$
to
1959
Prescott,
2,500
10,000
10,000
E.
f.
Acquisition—
above.—V. 176, p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
1952
3%%
Mo.
National Tea Co. (& Subs.)—December Sales Up—
secutive
the
Co
du Pont
Field, Richards & Co
See Doehler-Jarvis Corp.
approximate
required for
and accrued interest.
Of
&
Co
3,000
Drexel
approximately $7,500,000 of
for
&
respective
711.
p.
Sales
Service
and
Clark
Co.
or
City,
V.
Heights, 111.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West
Bend, Wis., on Jan. 13 offered $500,000 of 3%%, 4% and
4^4% first mortgage serial bonds, dated Jan. 1, 1953, at
par
1952—12 Months—1951
176, p. 2271,
•Includes
Lutheran
.
W.
Co. (Inc.)
Morgan Ftanlev & Co
this two year program will become available largely from cash resources
and retained earnings during 1953-54,
from the sale of the 200,000
additional
1952—Month—1951
This investment company on Jan. 13 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 200,000 shares of beneficial interest
in the Trust.
The
underwriter
will
be
Investors
Fund,
Inc., Kansas
retirements aggregated $4,592,555 resulting
Under the company's present con¬
estimated
is
Kidder & Co
A. M.
5,000
and
$32,275,879 $30,122,443 $184,065,449 $168,897,669
5,000
1,500
1,000
1,500
1,000
2,500
& Co
3.000
Republic
purchase,
Period End. Dec. 31—
$48,021,395.
it
program,
10,000
Jones
Central
Hayden, Miller & Co
principal
the
as
Net proceeds of the stock
part of the com¬
pany's expenditures for property additions and improvements. Accord¬
ing to the prospectus, gross property additions by the company to its
utility property for the period from Jan. 1, 1947, to Sept. 30, 1952,
struction
Inc
H.
—
Alex. Brown & Sons
W.
Mutual Trust, Kansas City, Mo.—Registers With SEC—
is
offering
Shares
Janney & Co
Goldman,
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—December Sales Increased—
Sales
non¬
W. E. Hutton & Co
12,500
2,500
Folger,
2594.
Montana Basin Oil Corp.—Letter Withdrawn—
underwriters.
The
and
paid
fully
are
the
Co.,
stock;
PURCHASERS—Morgan
The
shares
&
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The company on Jan. 8 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 200,000 shares of its no par common stock, to be offered for
subscription by common stockholders on the basis of one new share for
Issued
Stanley
Fulton, Reid & Co
It
Co.
established
such
Equitable Securities Corp.
28,
45.
p.
Electric
&
has
preferred
Drexel
of Los Angeles.—V.
of
rate
the
use
and
building its steel plant.—V.
Louisville
Corporation
of
Morgan Stanley & Co
Francis I.
company.
All
«
managing underwriter,
and the other underwriters named below have
severally agreed to pur¬
chase, and the company has agreed to sell to them, severally, in the
respective amounts set forth below an aggregate of 150,000 shares of
E.
■
I
Corp.—RFC Approves Loan—
Finance
for
1952.
PURCHASERS—Morgan
Shares
—
Monogram Pictures Corp.—To Borrow from Banks—
loan
31,
assessable.
new
Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 2,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on Jan. 8 by Robert W. Baird & Co. at
$39.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per share.
The offering was quickly oversubscribed and
the books
closed.—V. 165, p. 213.
Oct.
this
Modine Manufacturing Co.
Liquid Carbonic Corp.—Stock Increased—
The company has
first
$3,000,000
a
and
directly.
The
new
company,
to-eoast truck leasing
The
new
*
incorporated in Michigan, will
engage
operations.
organization is ready* to begin operations at
in coast.
once.—V. 176,
6
(238)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Reserve Mining: Co.—Takes Down First Instalment of
Loan—This company has drawn down the first instal¬
ment
amounting to
obtained
company
tional
investors
$40,000,000,
Jan.
on
Excluding
295,535
of the loan which the
nine leading institu¬
plan,
Sale
respect thereof
ury in
shares
& Co. acted as agents for the
in the placement of the bonds.
the
of
which
the
project
development
hard
and
The
junior
Armco
The
at
of
securities
Steel
also
Drilling
corporation
be
issued
the
taconite,
of
Mcsabi
first
Republic
Steel
:
Smith,
Co., Inc.,
Jan.
on
6
is
of
letter
a
stock,
common
hotilication
which
of
with
125,000
Dec. 31 filed
on
covering 20.000 shares of
stock
common
share, Vvithout underwriting.
per
for
expansion.—V.
175, p.
letter of notification
a
(no
the SEC
to be offered at $1.53
pari
The proceeds
with
be
to
are
used
to
pay
1649.
and
1952—Month—1951
at
in
The
$4,771,119
„——
—V.
17b,
$4,476,359
$22,438,712
$21,260,233
2273.
p.
Sangamo Electric Co.—Private Placements—The com¬
pany, it was announced on Jan. 15, has sold
$3,750,000 of
S%%
Life
promissory notes due Jan.
Insurance
Co.
1,
sinking fund
A
New
starting dn
by maturity.
slated to retire the entire issue
The
1968 to
York
1954
is
&
S.
initial
and
other
—V.
176,
debt.
This
balance
will
be
added
to
working
capital.
602.
p.
Corp.
Fenner
Parker
Whipple
W.
Baker,
Watts
&
Simonds
Eaker,
Baird
Johnson,
1
Weeks
Co.,
Co
Williams
Stearns
is
2.00
W- C.' Langley & Coi———
Lazard Freres is Co.—_
,a
&
Meeds
so
Jan.
on
to:
as
19
(ai
825,000-to 1,500,000 shares;
holders with respect to the
if
such
issuance
majority
of
meeting
stock
for
consider
Carl M. Loeb,
1.00
Rlioades is Co.
*
.10
Mackall
-10
Laurence
Marks is Co.«_i._
.30
Mason-IIagan,
IncTi__-!_.—
A. E. Masten <fc Co.——
McCormick is Co.„_L.J7r
.20
Bishop
authorized
represented
issuance
sale
or
stock
common
from
of
to
at
not
annual
any
to
exceed
special
or
100,000
shares
employees of the corporation
or
FMr, Rollins is Co.
William
Blair
Blunt
Ellis
Blyth
is
Shell Pipe Line Corp.—Notes Sold
Privately—The cor¬
poration has placed with a group of 18 banks an issue
of
$10,000,000 3.20% notes that come due June
15, 1954,
through Dec. 15, 1957, and $10,000,000 of 3.30% invest¬
ment notes with
mature June
a
group of 16 banks.
These latter notes
15, 1958 through Dec. 15, 1967.
Principal and interest of both
Shell Oil Co.
is
ns..cs
the
company's
The
proceeds will
(Shells
Rancho
finished
provide
pipehne
early
this
to
up
from
total
A
<470
a
of
488
(about
$5,500,000)
expected
and
J.
C.
subsidiaries
be
to
Wks.—1951
was
1952—52 Wks;—1951
$6,165,962
operated
$56,671,343 $53,654,987
Block
are
in
Shoe
December
Stores,
1952
Inc.;
against
Moore, Leonard <fc Lynch—'•.*.25''."
Morgan Stanlpy & Co.——1'_<.2,25 7
Model
P.- 8.
who
Inc.
Co.—
W.
Clark
Richard
Coffin
Collin,
C.
Inc
&
Co
and
Collins
Inc.
.10
.15
C'oolcy & Co
is
.20
Co
Pinney & Co
Crowell, Weedon & Co.__
Cruttenden
Curtiss,
Henry
J.
is
Dain
Paul
is
is
&
.20
Co
.10
Co
Union
H.
and
Sclviff
Shoe
Co.—V,
176,
2439,
p.
tion
is
offering to its common stockholders the
right
subscribe, at 100%, for $101,753,900 principal amount
3 xk %
1983
lor
convertible
subordinated debentures due
the basis of $100
on
each
12
principal
shares held
Jan.
to
of
15,
amount of debentures
of
record on Jan.
9, 1953. The
subscription offer expires at 3:30 p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 26,
1953.
The offering is
being underwritten by a group
lieaded jointly by
Smith, Barney & Co. and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
*
The
Securities
Davis
&
A hare
on
The
to
before
or
terms
vasive.
will
<acded
-
have
prior
and
the
to
at
higher
benefit
July
L.
Day
&
is
is
R.
Dickson
S.
Dillon,
BiterCo.—_4_y_.35
Robinson-Humphrey.Co.^Inc. .20
Rodman is Linn_——
.30
.20
Rogers & Tracy, Inc.—2—
.10
Wm- C. Roney & Co._i—„.10
Rotan, Mosle and Moreland.15
L- F- Rothschild & Co>——.75
Salomon Bros, is Hutzler„
1.00
Saunders, Stiver & Co
.10
Schmidt, Poole is Co._
.10
E- H. Schneider & Co.^_4__
TO
Schwabacher & Co.___4_<
.30
.25
Scott,
Horner
1.00
Scott
Chas.
&
CO.,
Inc
to
contains
no
action
15
the
by
the
proceeds
stock
at
$44
per
make
the
annual
,sinkin°'
1963-1982
years
in¬
subordinated debentures
limitations of any kind
or
are
on
company,
from
the
general
funds
for
capital
expenditures
of
sale
Sinclair
Oil
and
of
the
Corp.
other
debentures
which
will
funds
corporate
general
be
will
be
purposes
laigely
to increasing crude oil
production
/ering transportation costs
through new and
more
tankers
of
and
efficient
greater capacity,
increasing refinery
expanding marketing operations. Capital
expenditures
Of
Period
1 ?
and
a.
d
in the full
to
to
1946
year
$617,894,000
in
the
Fom
$64,08o,000 in
the
to
nine
nine
20-year
sinking
tures,
due
25-year
tures,
2-%'t
due
25-year 3','r
due
Nov.
13A%
Aug.
I,
1,
1,
fund
Preferred
due
stock
tures,
banks,
'-86Vz'l
33»%
15,
(without
owned
&
Clement A.
Field.
The
Co
&
Chapman
&
Co
Boston
1983_
1,
(par
Fulton.
full
year
30
1952
Net
1951
1952.
50,000,000
'
None
1112 211 065 shs
'
'
'
to
$25,000 000
$25,000,000
80,000.000
.25
Stein
Bros.
.25
Stern
Brothers
.10
Stern,
Sons
Co
&
2.00
Stetson
Stix
' .20
Stone
&
Securities
&
Sweney. Car'twright
Inc.
2.00
Harris,
Ripley & Co.,
Hall
is
Co.
(Inc.)—_
J.
Hirsch
Hooker
Stroud
Swiss
Thaver.
Townsend,
&
Hutton
177,
is
Dean
is
.'
.10
Wood,
.50
Co
is
145.
hy company as to
§in hands of public.
C.
66,
Wvllie
Yarnall
Edison
Weld
.5o"
Co.
&
.-25
1.00
Co.__„
&
Douglas
E.
&
&
only
headed
The
used
p.
Jan. 14
by
net
for
145.
other
on
bid
a
.10
—
1.50
&
received
proceeds,
the
by
Corp.,
approximately
company's
Co.
the
&
built
especially
Holland
for
President,
compact
ever
New
''most
of
mechanized
their
lkcal
year
•
■
-
farmers
with
smaller
hay
1868.
p.
baling
could
acreages
described
built;"'
not
He
to
the-
said
n-w
bring
thousands
the
support
farmers
of
larger,
most
ex- -
-
1952—Month—1951
'
.
1952—12 Months—1951
$146,042,612
v',1
•
•<
,
.
$146,310,293
"
,
Amend Plan—
is
shares
4
of
has
&
Co
is
held
$18,540,000
Stock
won
was
in
new
The
with
except
1
shares
757,242
each
Light Co.,
common.
closed,
the
for
such
or
respect
share
an
hearing
to
aggre¬
thereon
theTssue
the proposed treatment of the holdings of Stand¬
parent, Standard Power and Light Corp., in Phila¬
on the same basis as the holdings of public common
of
in
proposed
a
distribution
Phi adelphia
by
stockholders, as a partial liquidating dividend, of a
the common stock of Duquesne.
Of Philadelphia's 5,190,853
outstanding shares of common stock and scrip, Standard owns 5,030,690
common
(shares
amendments
atul
tives
Standard
,
II-B
of
management
the
II
retirement
of
shares
.2%,
or
represent
plan, designated Steps
agreement between representa¬
an
and representatives of the pub¬
(the latter having filed charges of mis¬
on
th? part of Standard) and they pro¬
the
furnishing
for
to
II.
Step
Standard
the
addition,
Step
In
stock
common
of
Philadelphia
shares
II-A
owned
Under
,partial
each
Step
II-A,
liquidating
share
'shares
of
of
Philadelphia
dividend,
Duquesne
would
of
.6
Philadelphia
common).
distribute
share
a
of
held
cornnon
to
Du¬
public
Standard,
Duquesne
as
a
for
common
Standard
by
of
proposed
by
stockholders,
■i
the
and
Standard
stockholders
of
means
required
common
the
of
common
Philadelphia
alternative
pose
quesne
to
and its
licly-held Philadelphia
9,750
owns
2,9%.
or
to Step
said
are
of Standard
Power
shares
150,413
owns
The
II-A
9S.9%
or
public
3,040.021
(or
Simultaneously,
publicly-held common
by the exchange therefor of
Philadelphia common. How¬
ever, if this involves a delay in consummating
Step, H, then Step II-B
'would be pursued, pursuant to which Philadelphia would
distribute to
,its public stockholders as well as to Standard and Standard Power
of
stock
.885
of
.6
Philadelphia
share
of
of
for
under
Step
for
shall
retired
share
of
each
Duquesne
the
of
of
for
common
shares
retirement
II-A
be
each
Duquesne
3,114,512
or
the
basis
would
Duquesne
share
a
common,
share
a
Standard
This
Mandan,
site
has
T.
Oil Co.
company
N.
E.
opt
took
12
for its
D.,
under
been
share,
a
its opt'ons
up
projected
on
new
since June,
let,
day
a
Standard
Mandan
to
or
.285
of
to
Williston
to
expects
refinery
in
begin
late
the
buy
900-acre
a
Basin
site
refinery.
The
1952.
Stockdale, Refinery Manager, said in part:
been
that
event,
Philadelphia
of
(Indiana)—Exercises Option—
Jan.
on
Philadelphia
In
common
reduced
be
of
common.
publicly-held
by such .6 of
share of Duquesne common.—V.
177, p. 47.
''While
construction
1954."—V.
176,
p.
no
of
spring of this
contracts
the
30,900
Initial
year.
1419,
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—December Sales
Up—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
Sterling: Drug Inc.—West Elected
WeU
Mr.
is
also
Mr.
of
West
George
and
the
Haigh.
predecessor
place
Mr.
a
Director—
Safe Deposit
is Paper Co.
the
board
who
created
1922,
of
had b^en
retired a
The
since
Bank
of
Irving
Pulp
on
Haigh,
companies
Vice-President
2168.
of
West Virginia
takes
C.
director
a
and
Cigar Corp.,
Manhattan
a
Co.,
by
Consolidated
the
resignation
director
number
of
of
Sterling
years
Company.—V.
ago
176,
'
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.—New Records—
As of Dec. 31—
Total
net
(par
of the
of
NT
asset
—V.
176,
-.
shares
p.
per
group
Aircraft
the
announced
Components
will
program.—V.
aircraft,
armed
be
177,
7,000
$12.90
Corp.—Awards Contract—
has
awarded
Ga'nesville,
Corp.,
for
pany,
861,771
15.400
$14.37
859.
light
a
share.
1,725,449
share
corporation
Aircraft
1951
$24,786,839 $11,111,441
outstanding
shareholders
value
TEMCO
This
1952
assets——,-
of
components
funds,
1952—10 Months—1951
$1,678,343 $14,284,473 $11,014,363
$1,952,242
176, p. 2274.
R'chard H. West, President and a director of Irving Trust
Co., New
York, has been elected to the board of d rectors of Sterling brug. Inc.
p.
.25
stock
from
1952—Month—1951
sales
—V.
as
Offered—A
per
Duquesne
Duquesne
record
V
of
distribution
portion of
.15
award
$36,975
construction
of
of
Philadelphia
or
the
Its
delphia Company,
its
the
and
of
by
stock
common
shares
the fairness
stockholders
.10
——
common
bid
the
of
ard and those
to
Standard
.10
Co
Co
—
of
3,028.968
been
to
as
hearing thereon 011 Jan. 28, 1953.
of the plan proposes the retirement
on
E.
O.
Jan.
covered
a
Texas,
TEMCO
T-35
Witbeck,
major-
calling
sub-contract
for
to
Witbeck
fabrication
BUCKAROO
military
President of
the
of
major
trainer, and
Gainesville
com¬
11.
by
the
contract,
Mr.
Witbeck
said,
include
complete empennages, complete outer wings, seats and quadrants.
The
BUCKAROO's will be manufactured by TEMCO for the Mutual Defense
Assistance Pact under a letter of intent from the U. S. Air Force.
Witbeck
Aircraft Corp.
was
•
baler,
would
it
a
II
preferred
gate
.50
Co
Thornhill
company
which
continuing
obtained
will expend*
the
•
'
for
company
loans
that it
company has filed amendments to Step II of its plan for retire¬
of Standard's $4 cumulative, preferred stock;
and the SEC has
$4
Aof
.10
Co
bid of $37.08 per share.
The First Boston
bank
on Jan.
12 by the New Holland Machine Go,,
world's first automatic pick-up baler in 1940.' ■*
176, p. 2274.
Step
,
of
2.00
McEvoy
Co
Wood
Dulles
&
16 publicly offered
500,000 shares of
$25) at $37.75 per share. The group
on
the
by
during
47.
$19,690,224 $17,471,270
scheduled
.10
.10
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., and including 42
other underwriters
throughout the United States, on Jan.
issue
the
felt
Number
California
hay. baler,
Delp,
as
Number
Southern
the
was-announced
have
.15
Co
Struthers
Wurts,
.25
also
by
C©rp.—Announces New Baler—
brought out the
ment
.10
Co
Woodard-Elwood
1.00
_____
&
Lerchen
Witter
Harold
Co
p.
Walker
White,
.10
Co
&
H.
Winslow.
Co
used
repay
construction
p.
which
acquired
the underwriting
This
.
TO
.50
,
Watling,
UUnois
—•V.
Co.
Wertheim
Hutton
E.
The
is
Tyson_
Van
Weeks___—1.00
be
are
.20
Co..—
is
.10
&
for
177,
operation is scheduled for November,
.20
Fay
he
to
.10
G.
Co—
to
or
1353.—V.
price,
will
as
<
are
barrel
.20
is
shares
presently estimates
have
Hilliard & Son
.10
Friederichs
W.
•
Corp
&
Dabney
Tvask
Co.—
&
Tucker,
.20
1978,
293,462
through an underThe interest and
Inc.
subscription
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—To
2.25
Co.,
Co.___
sale
Co.,
improvements
company
$23,400,000
31,
advantages
V.
,
.35
Uniqn
Securities
Corp,
Alstyne, Noel & Co.___
Wagenseller & Durst, lac.
is
&
Hulme, Applegate
Humphrey, Inc.
F.
Bak^r
Spencer
.10
is
amendment,
.10
American
.30
1.00
Co
public
stock
.10
Co.
.10
Hornblower
E.
Company, Inc.—_
Yeatman & Co., Inc.
,75
&
Jan.
on
due
and
and
unsubscribed
financing
and
The
Period End. Dec. 31—
at
&
&
.25
' .50
the
of
:Net sales
.15
&
B.
,
.
.10
Anthony & Co.—
Underwood. Neuhaus & Co._
Hentz
J.
Fox
2.00
.15
Harriman
&
Securities
Co..
&
SEC
par,
Spiegel Inc. (& Subs.)—December Sales Increased—
'
y
Corp.—.20
Webster
Suplee,
Sulzberger
.10
.20
Co.——,—
&
Sutro
Hallowell,
.35.
Corp.
.10
Co.—:
for
Read
price
common
which
pansive balers.—V. 176,
Co.—.25
Meyer
TO
&
.15
.>.35'
Boyce—
Frank,
2.00
Co
&
,25
§540,527 shs.
guaranteed
subsidiary.
.15
Co.—'—
.75
The
30,000 000
are
Inc.
Scribner—
&
Granbery, Marache & Co
Green, Ellis & Anderson
deben¬
owned
Harris,
&
Moore
.20
.15
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
101 758 900
250.000 shs
Notes
&
Deane
Smith,
Hallgarten
40,000,000
20,000,000 shs
tl00%
Singer,
.10
Goldman, Sachs &
Goodbody & Co.—:
Goodwyn & Olds
Richards
1951
in'
Shuman,
Sills, Fairman
F- 3. Smithers & Co.
William R. Staats & Co
Starkweather & Co.—
Brothers
-
.25
Company——
.30
Agnew & Co.—.30
50,000,000
101,758,900
1976
Forgan
Co.—
&
Co.—
&
Garrett
Glore,
&
.35
Marshall
Reid
Robert
.25
Hammill
.10
Co._
Inc
Nolan
&
Co.—
Shearson.
Shields
&
First Southwest
Hill
45,050,000
$1)
subsidiary.
p.incipal and interest.
Michigan Corp.
Hill
$14,500,000
value)
fund
of
.15
.15
2.25
Corp
Henry Herrman
Outstanding
value)—
par
par
Iowa
.10
is
.20
Corp._.
of
Mason, Inc.
©tringfellow—:
Scranton
.30
Richards & Co.—
First
First
&
.20
Co., Inc.
Co._^____
the
.15
W.
.75
Evans is
Clark
Farwell,
2.00
w
Corp.I_
Securities
Estabrook
five
TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Co.:
sinking
Aug.
stock
Sept. 30,
due
tc Oct. 1, 1955
subordinated
de-
Jail-
Petroleum
due
Equitable
and
$377
50,000,000
promissory notes payable
banks, due Sept. 3, 1956
fSinclair Pipe Line Co.;
25-year
1.50
H.
from
$81,898,000
deben¬
1.85'/;
Common
ended
the
Sept.
to
50,000,000
to
Common stock ( wtihout
•Venezuelan
in
ended
1946
debentures
1974
payable
convertible
bentures,
Co
pipelines
$60,000,000
serially April 1, 1953
3V*%
15
_
reserves
efficiency
during the
increased
deben¬
1972—__
sinking fund
notes
ill
1965
sinking
Dec.
$808,982,000
EFFECT
fund
sales
months
months
GIVING
Corporation:
Oil
Sinclair
$30,390,000
CAPITALIZATION
(Sinclair
TO
.75
_
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co,
1
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
m.onth® ,ended Sept. 30, 1952 aggregated
approximately
g
s
*r'°nae
Inc.
Dominick__—III
Eastman, Dillon is Co
Elkins, Morris <fe Co.__„
Elworthy is Co
Foster
*
and
u
Folgcr,
funds, $40,000,000 will be applied to
retire a like amount
<o.
bank loans incurred
by the company'on Oct. 10, 1952
to reimburse
it for some of the
capital expenditures
already made.
Capital expenditures, estimated at
approximately $180,000,000 during
ai\d Jw!lich ,may reach fci?e same total in 1953, will continue "to
ibe directed
Ic
Noonan
&
prices thereafter.
a
during
restriction
the
ailable
Bretscher
is
.25
Inc.— 2.25
the
bond;-,
$100
.
.10
.10
with
mortgage
stock,
par.
oilered
Dillon,
offering
The
at
low-cost
new
George
*
.10
by
145.
p.
.25
.10
Co.,
Co.
CO.♦
& Pancoast
is
is
Dominick &
Fahey,
.15
Merle-Smith
Read
is
Son
cd—
is
Dixon
Drexel
.10
.10
Bodine
A
——,
.15
Townsend,
&
Newbold's
Aug.
acreages,
which
Puthani is Co.—
.25'.
Quail & Co.—.. .10
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., •
Inc.15
Rauscher, Pierce< & Co. Inc. ;.10 .
Reinholdt & Gardner____—_
.35
Reynolds & Co.„- .30
.10
Co
Dcmpsey is Co
Dempscy-Tegeler
Dewar, Robertson
sinking fund designed
by maturity.
Under the
of
which
The indenture under
dividend
PROCEEDS—Net
arch
1.958
common
the
issued
t'-ture
-a
15.
into
approximately 60';
of
the issue
sinking fund, the company will
of
payments
being
convertible
Jan.
debentures
redeem
ti:nd
are
Co.;,
Co
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.—
Davis, Skaggs & Co
R.
:
.20
First
debentures
.10
.10
Co
H.
,
.75
"
Co.—
House
Dahlberg
M.
.
,25
Craigmyle,
Dixon
Co.,
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Debentures
Offered—The corpora¬
.10
—.
Co.,
Co.——„
&
prior
Co.—Registers With SEC
preferred
$1
be
to
177,
statement
first
ol
is to be supplied |>y
purpose.
Sperry
-
-
,10
Collings
Courts
Newburger &
TO
Newhard, Cook & Co.—; .35
Paul J. Nowland & Co.—— ; .10
The Ohio Co.J^———11—.25
Pacific Northwest Co.—
.20
Paine, Webber, Jackson & ,'/ / j.
Curtis
1.00
H- M. Payson & Co.—i*
.10
Penington, Colket and Co._!iy ,,.10
Peters, Writer & Christensen. "
Inc.
L-.10
Piper, Jaffray &' Hop wood
.25
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc. ".25
R- W. Pressprich-& Co.„,
.75
.30
Co
Norton
C.
W.
.10
Clarke Corp.__^_
Burr,
&
Moseley <k Co,—; T.OO"
Mullaney, Wells & Co.:—'— -TO
.25
Co._^
W.
&
Cohij
•
TO
1.00
—_
ending
•.
&
held.
price
approximately
.75
West
stock,
public
proceeds
such
(Inc.)
*
registration
a
arc
property additions
for
Co.
Republic
Clark, Dodge & Co
E.
.20
.10-
.50
cancelled,—V.
-
Net
.25
'
to be
terms.
.20'
Whiteside,
Chiles-Srh'utz
then
the
be
underwriters,
(Inc.)
<te
been
purchased
1953.
to
the
aggregate principal
irrespective of the order in which
purchased in the order in which
be
$12,000,000
headed
rates,
will
To
Byllesbv
.10
—
will
cumulative
common
group
shares
Inc.—
.15
Sons—
is
Co
Slocumb is Co.
M.
M.
McDonald & Co._—r' .25
-10
—
&
Brush.
-
Co,
Co
Brown
Alex.
H.
.
Coe——TO
Carl McGlone & Co., Incl—2 -.10-v
McKelvy and Co._—.10 McMaster. Hutchinson. <fc €oT ; .10
Mead, Miller & Co.v-—- -.10
Merrill Lynch <te Co. Inc._l__T.50..
Merrill, Turben & Co.—.25
The Milwaukee Co.—.30
Mitchum, Tully & Co,—___
.10
Co.——.,—
Dick
Gallenkamp
.25
.25
2.00
—
Bradford
DeHaven
earlier.
year
Consolidated
©tores
units
cost
Houston,
(& Subs.)—Sales Up—
$6,777,086'
retail
the
to
2231.
p.
Co.——
Simmons-.;-
Inc._
is
Crouter
1952—4
__
of
xexa.f
168,
Shoe Corp. of America
Period End. Dec. 27—
©ales
80%■
we.-t
year,—V.
Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan is Co., Inc." .15
Dallas
guaranteed by
parent,
<fc
&
Co.,
Bocnning
Julien
2533.
p.
Co
&
be
addi¬
have
purcna.e
Y.
Jan.
such
or
Na¬
N,
on
underwriting terms, on the
bonds and preferred stock
are
to
be
supplied by amendment.
The
common stock
is to be oileied for subscription by common stockholders
of
record Feb. 2,
1953, at the rate ol one new share for each 12
-.75
H.
&
.15
of
securhies
dividend
Irving Lundborg & C0:J'1_ J.30
M.
business
bears
presented
are
filed
covering
of
The
.Writing
.50
Loewi is Co.T__
Co
of
determine.
may
shares
shares
2.00
.20
&
purchase)
so
bonds
purchased
company
1953,
20,000
1.00
.75
Winslow
amending the certificate of
of any of the corporation's
stock,
affirmative vote of holders of a
nee
by
or
(cf
issue
subsidiary.—V. 176,
the
waiving of preemptive rights of share¬
issu.
present
shareholders;
common
any
(bi
authorized
shares
of
of
of
is
will
increase
13,
.15
Higginson Corp.^i^t:^ 1.00John C. Legg is Co.——.;.
.10
Lehman
Brothers—_ 2.00
Lester, Ryons is. Co.——„ - .20
.15
Co
Bissell
it
bonds
The.
Lee
.20
21,
Southwestern Public Service
■—
.10
Loeb, <S?. Co.——_r„2,25
.25
Co
is
All
Kuhn,
Co.—
close
.10
Laird,
Becker is Co. Inc.—
G.
.15
&: Company, Inc.—
Kidder & Co.—'.
M-
.30
is
the
company reserves the right tp elect to purchase such
bonds presented
in
excess
of
such
$30,000,000 principal
as
Kidder, Peabody is Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
.10
First
Wall St., New York 15,
2
eilher
Jan.
on
1953):
llQVfe'/e'.
at
The
The
of
amount
.35
Inc.
to
then
presented.
,
■
amount
.20
Co.
elect
bonds
otherwise
.15
Co
.10
Co
business
1,
series
agent,
than
presented;
Kaiman
.25
of
may
of
amount
.
Feb.
to
6V2%
$30,000,000 principal amount of bonds,
more
.20
is
*_
Kraus^
Eichler
then
company
.10
,.
1952,
$30,000,000
principal
amount
of
bonds
are
prior to the opening of business 011 Jan. 21, 1953, the com¬
will purchase such proportion of each lot (to the nearest $1,000)
presented as $30,000,000 (or such greater principal amount as the
pany
„,
Lemon
Inc.
Co.,
Co
Bond
case
.15
and
York,
until
open
1,
and
company's
presented
Share
Lane,, Space
Inc.
opening
itte
A.
.10
Co
is
is
Burge
Central
stockholders
to
In
Grubbs__
until
the
City of New
be
Oct.
10974;
at
to
principal amount as company uhall elect to
acquired, whichever is earlier; but no bonds wi.l
sub¬
.10
is
the
will
from
series
presented
tional
per¬
not
—
be
of
or
interest
103%; 6%
offer
1953,
30,
the
Biddlc, Whelcn is Co
(W; A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—To Increase Stock—
The
This
Co,—-.l—,—< .25
Kirkland
at
should
tional Bank
all the
price.
Snyder—
Johnston,
&
&
&
&
Bankers
Bear,
A.
Jenks,
-25
Baker,
The
&
.10
Inc
is
Janney
.10
Co.,
Bond .is
—7
Ingalls
.50
Corp.—_
Bleichroeder,
Robert
Ball,
Indianapolis
series
Bonds
have agreed
below
accrued
case,
47i
■
600
—.
Redpath
Chace,
incorporation
each
au¬
its treas¬
if
company has offered to purchase fbr retirement $30,000,000 of
development and general mortgage bold bonds (4%,. 67^ and 6l/2*fo
due April 1,
1956, at the following respective prires (plus, in
series)
conversion
underwriters named
10
Boettcher
has also borrowed'$5,500,000 under a
revolving credit
arranged
with four
banks,
good
till
Dec.
29,
1955.
It
will
pay
interest at 3%< to 3 Vu '/>, based on the
prime rate, on 180-day notes.
All bvt $510,000 of the
proceeds will be vised to pay off bank loans
company
The
Its
number of
shares
2,312,702
the
deliver
may
held
stock
Bioren
Sales
Southern Ry. Co.—Offers to Buy Bonds—
its
•.
Arthurs, Lestrange is Co
Baxter,
1952—12 Months—1951
by
:
Bateman.
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent, Stores, Inc.—Sales—
Period End. Dec. 31—
increased
converted
Strudwick
is
Auchincloss,
arc
corporation
company
common
6.00
Inc.
Bacon
The
The
or
be
Co:
Pierce,
Emerich
Arnhold
the
Rochdale Cooperative Services, Ine„
Washington, D. C.
■—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
1954.
stock
are
,
is
Securities
Anderson
shares
publicly at par ($1 per share) and 75,000 shares
exchange for oil and gas leases and interests.
The
net
to
be Used to pay for drilling expenses and
equipment.
will
Beane
American
Englewood, Colo.—Files—
filed
18,
common
subscription price plus accured interest
their respective names of the debenturs
exercise of rights:
•
.
Barney
Merrill Lynch,
and
Corp.
under
its officers and
of
the
at
and
company,
company
opposite
for -upon
a
financing.
144.
p.
the
the
'
in
Range
outside
by
to certain
3Vs years after Jan. 2, 1953; Under the
shares may be sold or options granted in
to May
ottered
now
purchase
scribed
for
offered
in
proceeds
by
to
Ames,
covering 2C0.000 shares of
to
ere
177,
the
facilities
prior
outstanding
centage set
other
deposits
of
end
owned
V.
and
extensive
marked
arrangement by
for its big
of
treasury
within
199,503
UNDERWRITERS—Tlie several
Minn,
the
granted
satisfaction of options granted under the plan.
debentures
needed
as
Bay,
plant
eastern
bonds
jointly
Sec
money
Beaver
its
of
the
the
are
Corp.
Rimrock
©EC
rock,
sale
standby
a
the
and
modern
a
processing
iron-bearing
Minnesota.
Its
builomg
under
down
Babbitt
at
is
company
effected
was
will, draw
company
construction
The
bonds
exercisable
additional
an
in
held
options
to
purchase and option plan
thorized bift unissued
& Co. and Smith, Barney
company
shares
subject
stock
employees,
6 from
through the sale of $148,000,000 first
bonds due June 1, 1980. Glore, Forgan
mortgage 414%
717.140
shares
amended
Monday, January 19^ 1953
...
organized in Gainesville in January,
1952
Volume
with
177
Mr.
Witbeck
President.
include
of
President
as
Current
the
T-6
Number 5187
activities
overhaul
trainers
manufacture
for
of
Italy
and
in
of X-4.7
R.
R.
addition
and
other
Ryan
to
transports
sub-assemblies for
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
...
the
Executive
as
Vice-
together
sub-contract
TEMCO
Chile,
for
the
warrants
the
to
in
amount
an
Tri-Continental
Northern
Airlines.—V.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
"
Gross
Net
ry.
—V.
1949
1950
$113,726
$105,257
$53,729
73,411
64,984
61,560
19,086
19,315
27,809
17,958
1,202,263
1,303,354
1,116,727
701,liy
647,611
756,396
207,607
181,038
356,304
securities
209,807
Electric Power Co.
(Toho Denryoku
Kabushiki
The
It
Kaisha)—Partial Redemption—
from
ReCAP,
A,
of
Marcn
uue
New
15,
interest.
York,
(extended
1955
Payment
will
140 Broadway,
to
March
made
be
15,
1965) at
Guaranty
the
at
York, N. Y.—V.
New
152,
Edison
Co.
Common
—
(par $5)
undertaken
was
'*
stock
common
the
of
cost
of
period beginning
is
steam
new
a
the
Ohio
requirements
power
Portsmouth,
and
able
for
Federal
Its
the
is
Electric
Atomic
Energy
single 135,000
a
Commission's
project
he
w (iu;
in
tax
net
an
area
the
City
30,
the
rate
of
Co.
Total
1952,
for
computing
is estimated,
it
approximately
with
those
operating
amounted
to
Internal
property
depreciation allow¬
which,
purposes
income
dividends
rate
of
70
the
public
the
on
cents
CAPITALIZATION
will
$400,000
of
Ohio
the
Edison
for
revenues
$32,499,000
result
for
the
and
in
year
distribution
stock
mortgage
have
the
of
been
months
12
was
paid
quarterly
TO PRESENT
3'/a%*
series
due
1978„-_„_
,
the
Cumulative
4.56%
stock
preferred
stock
of
1980
tljis
series
series
princ pal
may
amount
but
of
serially
the
right
Feb.
28>
rate
thereafter
of
less
%
notes
of
1%
Bank
of
each
quarterly
2%%.'
representat ves,
The
the
and
is
160.000 shs.
50,003 shs.
of
$225,000
to
1957.
June
wnereby
reborrow
at
any
at
fixed
entered
company
time
from
time
one
23A%
to
into
a
shares
of
new
to
First
1,
Collin,
Norton
Blyth &
Merrill
Co.,
&
in
but
event
no
than
more
Earned
underwriters
Boston
Corp.
stock
set
below
and
3'A%
Inc
Collin,
Norton
&
&
Co.,
&
35,000
Clark
of
&
Co
6,000
Michigan
6,000
Corp.—
& Co.
Inc.-—
15.000
Inc.__
15,000
J.
(Inc.)
15,000
Curtiss,
House
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.„™
15,000
Farwell,
Chapman & Co.™
Hornblcwer
15,000
The First Cleveland
Barney
A.
C.
Allyn
A.
G.
Becker
Central
W.
E.
W.
C.
Hutton
&
15,000
15.000
Greene
&
15,000
Lester,
Ryons
Ronw
&
&
Ohio
Co.
5,000
Co.u
&
Co
&
M.
Nauman.
Brothers
Watling,
&
5,000
Co
Charles
Prescott,
Inc.
Parcells
A.
&
Co.,
&
Shepard
will
SEC
SEC has
for
scheduled
to
stock
B
both
of
Scasongood & Mayer
Stix
&
Co
5,030
—_
Co.
7.500
T.'
H.
Jones
7.500
H.
L.
Emerson
7.503
McJunkin.
7,500
Co.™
Smith,
&
Co.—.
of
&
Co„_
&
held
&
166.200
owns
Capital.
It
shares
Certain
is
series
A,
$10
an
amount
of
in
said
class
class
A
stock
ancl
to
shares
of
an
amount
common
which
stock
cated
to
stock.
The
Capital class
to
shares
A
bears
referred
outstanding warrants bear
common
Tariffs
9.
the
new
the
of
This plastic
pipe
V.
p.
176,
made.—y.
Capital
to
outstanding
common
are
into
Trf-Conti-
exchanged
be
(other
than
canceled)
be
to
the
will
common
aggregate
(adjusted
to
for
one-
class
B
receive
stock,
asset
reflect
shares
the
in
$1
par,
value
any
of
capital
respect to 1952) and (2) warrants
with present outstanding war¬
terms
approximately the
in
"(1)"
above
same
as
stockholders
for
each
177,
is
of
769,300
par
be
shares
of
value,
used
in
Power
additional
for
casx
a
carrying
determined
held;
stock
common
record
of
15
Jan.
rights
to
shortly
22
the
on
expire
before
(no
f;
01
pa>. >
basis of
Feb.
TLo
9.
offering
the
,!s
146.
p.
Western Auto
Supply Co.
Period End. Dec. 31—
(Mq.)—Dec. Sales Up—
1952—Month—1951
1952—12 Months—1951
$15,559,000 $171,339,000 $160,066,00®
$18,661,000
176,
will
shares
264,000
be
to
Monongahela
by
Penn,
$6.50
funds
common
to
price
sale
Monongahela.-
of
Sales
—V.
Such
of
program
the
West
to
Monongahela,
offering
share
2J18.
p.
Western Empire Oil Co., Denver, Colo.—Stock Offere l
—Carroll, Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc., Depver, on Jan. 12
publicly offered an issue of 200,000 shares of commo;i
stock (par 10 cents) at 25 cents per
share, with a dealers
concession of 10%. The underwriting commission is 15%,
The
net
proceeds
to
are
used
be
to
for
pay
drilling
and
costs
for
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
company
Jan.
on
filed
6
covering 35,520 shares of
per
share) upon exercise
letter
a
of
of
stock
common
options,
notification
to
issued
be
without
with
at
the
SEC5
(10 cents
par
underwriting.—V.
177,
146.
p.
Westingliouse Electric Corp.
Borrows $75,000,000—•
—
down another $75,000,000 for
program from a group of institutional in¬
vestors, it was announced on Jan. 12. The loan brings to
$250,000,000 the amount borrowed so far under a $3Q0,-
000,000 credit set
is
in December, 1951.
up
represented by 3%%
15,
If It wants, the company
maining $50,000,000 in mid-March.
of the
proceeds
loan
will
be
used
to
expected
program,
The borrowing
debentures that
1931.
total
come due De;«
borrow the re¬
can
for
Westinghouse's
about
1952-19'.5»
$300,000,000,^V..
HIV
2318.
Whirlpool Corp.—New Home Laundry Line—
A
wide,
small
counter-high,
flat-top,
automatic
washing machine,
24 inches
with eight pounds laundry capacity,
designed for apartment
homes, trailers, and wherever space is at a premium, is tba
feature
of
four-unit,
a
announced
on
Planned
to
according
24-inch
Jan. 9 at
John
to
automatic
medium-priced
automatic
home
laundry
for
177,
p.
li:?e>
editorial preview by this corporation.
an
the
extend
Whirlpool
Crouse,
Sales
washing
to
line
reach
Manager,
machine,
electric dryer, and a gas dryer.
In
addition
to
the
automatics
all
the
income
group-g
units
new
29-inch
a
are
automatic
a
washer,
"
an
the
also
company
wringer
washing machine designed to retail
Whirlpool price range.—V. 176, p. 1270.
Motor Co.—Borrows from
White
145.
for
Naugatuck
is
water
also
Chemical
being
used
at
introduced
low
new
a
done
was
the
on
project
over
two-year
company
The
:
bank
loans,
in
a.
tbe»
Banks—
Bank
Trust
&
Co.,
30
Broad
St.,
There
of
50
were
1952,
177,
York
15,
The
of
will
company
$4,350,000
proceeds
new
Certificates Feb. 4—
on
Feb.
on
equipment
receive
4
the
provide up to 80%
will
bids
for
the
of
purchase
the
from
it
acocurr.s
the
working
loa:o.
to
pty
127-X
p.
Up—
1952—12 Months—1951
$2,175,111
$22,809,659 $15,974,151
p.
and 137 dealer stores in operation at the er^
and 127 dealer stores at the end of tro
48.
production
in 22
highest
of
and
cars
and
years
Output—
trucks
35%
a
in
1952—168,21'6,"
increase
1952,
over
reported on Jan. 13 by Ward M. Canaday, President.
was
1952
vehicle output was civilian vehicles ar::*
Jeeps for the Armed Forces, said Mr. Canaday.
Canaday said demand for the Aero Willys has Increased
introduction
the
passenger
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Secondary Offering—
A
equipment.—V. 177, p.( 48.
by
on
borrowing
capital.—V. 176,
steadly
of this "new and completely different airplanecar" on Jan, 18, 1952. The unveiling followed 10 years
of engineering and design development and the expenditure of $10,000.000, which expense has been completely absorbed,—V. 176, p. 2007.
,
(about $5,500,000)
cost
the
remainder
Mr.
certificates.
trust
Interest
company
177',
About two-thirds of the
since
Virginian Ry.—Bids
43
corporation's
was
type
of
for
secured
the
of
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Record
it
146.
p.
3%%
pay
$2,400,000
1952—Month—1951
company
against
previous year.—V.
period,—
New
rest
$6,200,000
will
$2,631,131
The
Chemical
the
Sales
company
the
about
about
It
White's Auto Stores, Inc.—December Sales
2169.
Y.—V.
use
Period End. Dec. 31—
cor¬
corrosive
a
raised
banks.
will
and
from
United
to manufacture
handling
systems,
Division,
The
off
has
four
company
receivable,
vehicles—was
secondary offering of 18,000 shares of
stock:
common
Period End- Dec. 31—
1952—Month—1951
$20,54.5,002
_™„r
177,
1952—12 Months—1951
$19,159,023 $180,314,033 $173,083,861
p., 48.
was
$19.75
Walgreen Co.—December Sales Higher—
share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents peroffering was oversubscribed and the books
176, p. 2067.
per
share.
made
Jan. 13 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
(par $10)
-
Petroleum
Warren
Definitive
in
Lank
Y.—V.
N.
3%%
available
National
ratio to
the
on
The
closed.—V.
of
176,
Corp.—Definitive
debentures
exchange
(he
1966
Debens.
(subordinate)
temporary
City of New
2007.
p.
due
for
due
debentures
1966,
1,
the
York, 43 Exchange Place,
according to their respective asset values
Wondeirmatch
Ready
Oct.
at
New York,
The
SEC
West Flagler Amusement Co., Inc., Miami, Fla.—Stock
Offered—Floyd D. Cerf, Jr. Co. of Chicago and Miami,
natiOn-wide
and
a
ers,
on
of
Jan.
public offering of
(par 50 cents)
at $10
170,000
shares
share.
These
a
being sold by certain stockholders and
pf the proceeds will accrue to the company.
none
$900,000
cash
larger
plant
dividend
from
in
payments
earnings
order
for
and
the
in
recent
purpose
accommodate
to
the
of
years
has
building
set
a
new
capacity
over
aside
and
nightly
attendance.
As
total
ind
of
Sept.
assets
U.
S.
of
30.
1952
the
$1,535,438,
Government
to
$362,845
of
to
$320,437
with
which
all
company's
of
which
bonds,
latter
other
Corp.
purchase
per
share,
purchase
to
Sweden
the
8
shares
300,000
$1
at
of
the
filed
Rico
New
and
York)—
of
stock
underwriting.
common
v;ithout
manufacture
to
necessary
notification with the
(par one cent) to be
of
letter
a
franchise for
the
The
United
repeating
a
machinery
facturing.
and
proceeds
are
States from
match
equipment
for
said
tor
Invrt
also
and
s.0
manu¬
.
as
financial
amount
against
amount
Federal
indebtedness
statement
$1,162,013
total
was
liabilities
income
amounting
taxes
to
showed
In
cash
amounting
amounted
only
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.—To Lease
A
novel
fork
been
$42,408.
nationwide
trucks
plan which
and
allied
Equipment—
permits users to
equipment
lease
than
rather
industrial li t
buying
them
has
announced
C. I. T.
BUSINESS—The company, operating under the name "West Flagler
JCennel
Club"
annually
conducts
greyhound
racing
meetings
with
pari-mutuel
wagering- under
the
supervision
of
the
Florida
State
Racing Commission.
The company has a long unbroken record of
and
covering
,used
and
are
earnings
(Puerto
Jan.
on
of investment securities deal¬
group
made
stock
common
shares
14
corporation
offered
-
Corp.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Chase
be
the
presently
the presently outstanding Tri-Continental
of Tri-Continental common
will be
allo¬
stock
is
merger
to
made
new
subscription
Penn,
of
of' $5,004,450.
proposed
will be
various
research
—V.
the
of
authorized
stock
common
service
Aeronautics Board.—V.
Jan.
on
with the Civil
product
a
Co,
tensive
3,000
preferred stock, no par
Capital's class A stock and class B
stock
in
The
May 1—
The new register box
3,000
cumulative
value
with
of
construction
one
bidder.
also
3,000
directors
and
merge
value,
will
the
Commission
subsidiary of West
a
the
p.
chemicals,
plumbing specialties.
and cover was jointly developed by WorthingtonGammon, Naugatuck Chemical and Shaw Insulator Co. of Irvington,
N. J., whiph is producing the plastic parts by injection molding.
Ex¬
and for
Co.—
&
Merger—
69.25%
or
Tri-Continentar
B
d—idends paid thereon
Tri-ContLnental (identical
in,
of
asset
gains
rants)
56
share.
per
substantially equivalent
of
par
Tri-Continental's
(1)
present day costs and does
inflationary trends.—V. 176,
coach-type service on May 1, with initial
Hawaiian division between California
announced
were
is
Sales
Cartwright & Co._
on
officers
proposed
on
the date
Tri-Continental which
aggregate
of
company's
shortly
resistant
3,000
Co
sell 264,-
and
in
DC-6
the
on
rosion
4,000
.
Capital Administration Co., Inc., have applied
order permitting their merger; and the
application for hearing on Jan. 26, 1953.
outstanding
by
establish
Rubber
Inc.
Co.,
Patton
Hague
Corp.—Hearing
value, stated value $25
stock
upon
and 47%,
be
filed
be
are
the
companies.
stock,
to
to
5,000
ip accordance with Maryland law. Under the merger proposal,
outstanding 3% debentures, due Aug. 1, 1960, of Capital, will be
assumed
by Tri-Continental.
Each share of Capital's $3 cumulative
share
i7,%
Kralastic
5,030
™
the
preferred
greatest December
up
The
5,000
pental
half
based
construction
exemption
an
Tri-Continental
class
is
continuation
Electric's
During the next five years,
estimated to approximate
are
Kralastlc, a tcugji, corrosion-resistant, rubber-based plastic, is under¬
going extensive field testing as a "substitute for bronze in water meter
register boxes and covers by the Worthington-G,amnion Meter Division
of the Worthirgton Corp., Newark, N. J.
5,000
Co.™
and
possible
Union
1941,
million.
United States Rubber Co.—New Product—
Co.,
—
Sweney,
rnrporation
the
$250
expenditures
5,000
Baker, Simonds & Co.—
4 000
Field, Richards & Co.—4,000
Tri-Continental
This
COSTS—Since
exceeded
This est:mate
'and Honolulu,
'
to
miscellaneous unclassified customers.
N.
Co
Crouse
&
$205,400,
at
5,000
&
145.
ft.
of
5,000
&
Co
Lerchen
177,
elimina¬
industrial
to
discount
5,000
Westheimer
&
$2,552,100
payment
—
Co.—
10,000
&
plus
customers,
$351,500;
of
—
&
10.000
Marks
commercial
prompt
has,called for redemption 011 Feb. 16, 1953 all of its
outstanding:class- C preferred stock ($25 par value) at $35 per share
plus accrued dividends of 19.32 cents, per share. Payments will be made
Co
Ladd—
issue
to
more
5,000
Corp..
7,530
McFawn
slightly
United States Sugar Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock—
7,500
Laurence
be
5,000
Bennett
Co
Livingstone,
will
5.000
McDonald-Moore
Co.
Stern
&
&
10.191
—
Company
R-dd
R.
6.000
10,000
(Inc.)
to
of
To Establish New Service
6,003
15.000
Co
Kraus
Turben
Fulton,
Manley,
&
6,000
15.030
Hail & Co.
Merrill,
iGoodbody
&
:
Burge
Harris.
—V.
Bradford
C.
Co
&
Company
Webber, Jackson
C.
Ball,
&
Weeks
&
Curtis
S.
Co.
Langley & Co
Paine,
The
&
35.000
Republic Co.
McDonald
Wm.
Co
&
& Co.,
therefore
company
authorization
SEC
working capital.-
for Federal and State" income taxes
by various cities the company serves.
$76.5,600
construction
States
Fordon, Aldinger
Hayden, Miller & Co
The Illinois Company—,—
Smith,
its
Plans
Co.,
6,000
Fahey,
First
Beane
Sullivan
received
shares
successful
to
Co.,
The
their
Inc.
35,000
Lynch, Pierce, Feh-
ner
the
fiv»
f
the
for
go
levied
to
146
p.
or
below:
forth
Bosworth,
65,000
—I-
$6,800,000
177,
,
;
through
lias
company
additional
The
flights
Shares
Corp.™ 65,000
_
.>
about
to
categories bettered November, 1952, marks with passenger traffic
5%
express
42%%, freight up 3%, and -mail up 52 7o.-
up
The
«
■
Co
amounts
into
reclassified
was
of its no par common stock,
to be offered for
stockholders at the rate of one new share for eacn
15 shares now held.
The offering is to be underwritten by means <>£
competitive bidding, the offering price to be fixed by the company,
which
will
also oe
the price
at which unsubscribed shares will km
a
respectively, over the similar 1951 period.
Compared with December, 1951, express totaled 1,362,000 ton miles,
an
increase of 60%;
freight 2,354,000, ton miles, up 41%, and mail
2,488,000, down 3.$%, Duiing the month United flew 6,300,000 revenue
airplane miles, on increase of 22% over last year.
ruad
1953
the
prime commercial rate of The
City of New York prevailing on the first
common
Boston
taxes
will
elimination
provide,for
miles,
until
time
oustanding,
Sept.
Shares
The
for
for
history, United Air Lines set new records
in
both passenger ar.d cargo volume,
according to estimated figures
^released- by Harold Craiy,
Vice-President—Sales.
Passenger
traffic
reached 181,318,000 revenue passenger miles and cargo 3,716,000 ton
has
severally agreed to purchase from the company the respective numbers
of
20
of
issued and outstanding 73.360
value,
value.—V.
par
were
by
"728.
p.
re¬
company
the
above
the
First'
Commerce Commission by Jan.
payment discount
plus
System's
In
4,760,125 shs.
banks
five
period,
UNDERWRITERS—The
176,
United Air Lines, Inc.—Reports Record December—
50,000 shs.
instalments
1951.
$8,500,000
the
235.—V.
issued ami
incorporation of the
375,000 shares of common stock:,
(then
par
no
stock, 50c
subscription
de¬
All
1,
with
prepay
to
up
at
than
March
on,
National
day
semi-annual
borrow,
1954,
interest
Chase
in
agreement
to
prompt
$150,000,000.
series other than the 1978, 1979
be
issued
without limitation
as
to
aggregate
subject
to
the
restrictive
provisions of the
of
date
credit
uranium
the
of
shares
75,000
73,360
certificate
authorize
to
each
366,800 sh:,.
authorized
West Penn Electric Co.—Financing Approved—
000
$3,000,000.
of
not
•
tUnder
volving
produce
to
.
total
available
and $104,600 to
'
any
mortgage.
tDue
the
of
expenditures have
5,000,000 shs.
and
engineering
$306,361'.
nighi
its expansion
2,500,000
160,000 shs.
$5)
"Bonds
and
Oak
the
1952,
3,
stock,
common
$626,801
to
was
Outstanding,
which
of
discount, of $96O,6Q0;
4,845.000
preferred stock™.
(par
and
value,
The corporation has taken
300,000 shs.
stock
Nov.
had
company
par
The increase of $6,800,000 to be requested will be divided as follows:
$1,886,200 <jo residential customers plus elimination of prompt payment
7,500,000
$100)
(par
the
no
common
of
profit
net
375,000 shs.
value)
amended
was
amounted
1952
$320,436,
Authorized
1952,
On
construction
cumulative
Common
and
preferred
the
applications with the Missouri P. S. Com¬
asked
be
receipts
customers,
2,025.000
8,500,000
1956—.,™
cumulative
56%'
gross
the
2,025,000
design
in
30,
of
7
racing season opened Christmas
for 90 days, through April 9, 1953.
par
of
value,
of
shares
This is approximaetly 8.6%
increase
Outstanding
7,500,000
30,
consideration
latest
taxes
Flagler
runs
(50c
stock
par
shares
.
Illinois
the
to
system.
and
$32,000,000
2,500,000
1980
the
today
plans to file
with
The
$5,000,000
-
(2
1,
and
About
FINANCING
*
1979
due
notes
March
4'A%
-
due
series
loan
due
welding equip¬
arc
of 1952 electric revenues.
Of the net Increase, $5,400,000 would be applicable to Missouri cus¬
todiers, $1,200,000 to 111 'no is customers and $200,000 to Iowa customers.
^Revolving credit agreement notes 23/4%
,
cap.
Industries,
Corp.—Completes First Dec¬
achieved
been
used
CONSTRUCTION
1977
series
at
have
being
increase
entire
bonds—
due
2%%
stock
company's
incorporates
that
company
The
■
tion
EFFECT
series
tBank
Trinco
general increase in rates.
t
share.
per
GIVING
2% %
3 %
original bottle
of
name
'
and
Co.
income
net
Authorized
First
firm
yesterday
.
mission
than
DIVIDENDS—Since
annual
the
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—Seeks Higher Rates—
of
service in
Onio, including
Sept.
shares
energy.
operate,
process
The
of
of
tat-
.
interconnects
Power
Nov.
1950,
under
1475.
p.
near
electric
also;
only
ytmties
supply
c.io
will
$5,346,720.
in
the
re-seals
Ridge operations.
In addition, Union Carbide is giving
engineering and training assistance
to the contractors involved
in the latest gaseous diffusion plant to
be built'near Portsmouth, Ohio..- The gaseous diffusion
process is the
electric?
which
atomic
velopments
the
for
program
15
of
one
Corp.
supplies
company
system
Ohio
ended
in
defray
'
increase
an
increase
1952.
and
opens
in Atomic Energy—
corporation
in
.will
to
November,
1952,
engineers
of
the
Bureau
of
approved an increase in the company's depreciable
base
The
construction
used
In
Revenue
an
Edison
Ohio.
pUSINESS—"The
?-f"
\>ies
Toledo.
be
initial installation
its
as
Valley
for
will
Principal project under this program
station to be built on Maumee Bay, near
generating
the
sale
1953.
Toledo, Ohio, which will have
kw.
turbo-generator.
Toledo
comprising
current
$51,850,000
a
four-year
j.
easily
the
subscribed and the books closed.
from
On
stock
eompion
The
and
The original K-25 gaseous diffusion plant for producing uranium
235,
fissionable material that is the key to all atomic energy,
has
now
been
expanded many times at Oak Ridge,
Tenn.
The gaseous
diffusion plant now being built at Paducah, Ky., which Union Carbide
banking group headed jointly by The First Boston
Corp. and Collin, Norton Jk Co. This offering was over¬
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Common
company
(Jian. 18) completed its first decade of
On that day in 1943 Union Carbide undertook
the assignment to do "design, engineering, construction, and
operation
of a plant to produce the product
K-25" (uranium 235).
This work
was brought to a successful completion.
Jan. 14 at $12.25 per share
on
1952 and
sold
manufactured
Union Carbide & Carbon
work
a
port.on
quickly
division of Trindl Products, Ltd.
Products, Ltd. is a manufacturer of electric
a
The
t
Offered—Public
distribution of 600,000 additional shares of
a
wonder.tool,
income
West
CAPITALIZATION
the former manufacturer.
a
ade of Work
.
Stock
Dec. 25,
Sept.
ended
year
Federal
1S52-1953
The
100%
694.
p.
the
for
after
The
50c
ment.
Trust
1
Toledo
by
remain
mortgage
accrued
Co.
to
the
.
beverage bottles factory-tight using
be
Trindl
aiSu
series
and
will
Jnc.,
has called for redemption on March 15, 1953, $112,000
(Kansai division > sinking fund 7%
gold bonds,
company
its
continue
Products,. Ltd., Chicago, 111.—Acquisition—
inventories
'
The
will
merger
H.
.carbonated
of
of
date of
Trindl, President, has just announced that this company
recently > acquired all patent rights,
trademarks, manufacturing and
sell.ng rights of
the
RqCAP,
formerly of Minneapolis,
Minn., and
Chicago.
I.j addition, Trindl has also purchased all tools, dies, and
176, p, 2169.
Toho
and
an
Trindl
4;46,293
income—
Earnings
outstanding.
841,803
railway
oper.
seeks
Joseph
railway
possible
34,072
1—t
from
from
1951
substantial
against
surviving corporation.
The application
exemption, order permitting issuance of the additional
Tri-Continental warrants.—V. 3,76, p. 15,69.
also
$126,415
"
—._
income
Jap.
Net
1932
railway
railway
oper.
From
outstanding
Ry.—Earnings-
November—
afford
to
received
possible exercise of presently outstanding warrants.
.The balance of the Tri-Continental common and warrants will be allo¬
cated
to the class B stock.
Under the plan, all securities of TriContinental outstanding op the
Texas
designed
common
dilution incident to
rehabilitation
governments, and the
177, p. 4$.
foreign
Transocean
with
protection
(239)
Corp.,
jointly by this company's Philadelphia Division arcl
the industrial financing subsidiary of C. I. T. Financial.
Corp.
The
new
plan,
warehouses,
placed
railroads
in
and
operation
others
to
on
12, enables factories,
Yale materials handling:
Jan.
obtain
equipment by paying monthly rentals as th* rr.orh'"'1- '"•o, '"=pd
the program, the field sales organization of Yale & Towne's matr\t-rj
handling division at Philadelphia
will negotiate leasing agreements for
Yale
equipment with potential users,
c. I. T. will tnen purcnase ti.e
required equipment from Yale & TQwne and lease it to the user for ail
agreed period
A corollary
of time.
plan is also available for users who wish to purchase Ys.?>
equipment on installment terms rather than leafu.
materials handling
—V. 176, p. 211.
4
Hancock
In
nounced
the
first
indicate
we
all
the
during the current week. Then
g second
dividend®
we
an¬
..
Ciass
Aif-Way Electric Appliance
Allen
American
Business Shares,
investment income)
Inc.
1
3-
1
2-1$
14c
•
B
convertible
4c
(quar.)
2-
2
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■"
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Indiana
2-
2
2-
1
1-15
50C
4-
1
3-17
50C
4-
1
3-17
593/.C
(quar.)
4-
1
See
new
of
name
Ambrook
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of
Atlas
Coast
Line
Plywood
RR.
3-17
Common
4Vz%
5"/c
prior
b
25c
Machines,
preferred
4%
preferred
b
Gossett
.Sell
&
Howell
4'A%
Best
Co.,
Co.
&
Birtman
Blauner's
5%
Blue
(Phila.),
nroferrrl
Blue
1952
Riboon
Jones
3-
3
2-16
Joy
3-
3
2-16
Kerr-Addison
3-16
2-16
Kingan
50c
C'ass
6%
2-25
5
Feb.
25c
2-15
2-
1
4-
3-25
(quar.)
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realized
Ltu.,
long-term
35c
6%
pid.
•
Canada
Co.;
Oil
$62'/2C
(qua..)
Canadian
Oil
Cos.,
'Central
&
•Central
Public
Central
South
2-
1
1-20
3-
2
2-11
4-
1
3-18
Lakeside
3-
2
2- 4
Lehigh
Lewis
common
4.15%
1
1-22
2-
1
1-22
From
Insurance—
cash
Ltd.
(quar.)
(initial
Stores
Co.
Co.,
4'A %
convertible
4>A %
Co.
(quar.)__:
4.65%
:
Natural
Consolidated
3-16
4-
1
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2-13
1-30
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3-31
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partic,
Consumers
9
3
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2-
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voting
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37'/a C
2
2-28
t37,/ac
2-27
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stock
(quar.)
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common
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1-21
2-15
Goods
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Federal
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Felin
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&
com.
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60c
412
common
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in
ment
Fruit
of
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the
7%
Shoe
$3.50
Glo|>e
date
I
will
quarterly
be
cash
Securities
Corp.,
Republic
Ins.
Gobdyear
$5
Tire
preferred
Green
(H.
L.),
Co.
Co.,
Pacific
9-30
1-31
9-30"
1-31
9-30
4-10
4-
1
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$2.12
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3-16
2-10
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2-10
Aetna Life
1-22
1-19
2-16
2-
2
Ainsworth
50c
2-16
2-
2
Aluminum Co.
$1.10
preferred-
Aluminum
4%
50%
Goods
Mfg.
Automobile
1-15
American
Book
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American
Box
Can
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1-20
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1
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1
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2-
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(quar.)
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Arnold Constable Corp. (extra)
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—
4%% preferred- (quar.)
2
3-
2
1-30
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4
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1- 0
1-30
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4%: preferred ( quar.)
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______
4.35%
1-5
V
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5%. non-cumulative preferred
'
23-
50c
.
$1.25
Telephone
convertible
Common
$75c
$25c
1-16
3-10
Palestine Trading Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka A Santa
$27'Ac
-
1-30
3-20
25c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—1
Corporation, Ltd., common
4'6%
30c
$1.06'A
__
A,
Armour A Co.,
lOc
:
Ltd.,
Argus
*
"15c
'
25c
$1.25
4.50%
15c
-
(quar.)
<
4'6%.
preferred
(quar.)__
Anglo-Huronien, Ltd.
Appalachian Elec. Power, 4(6%
•
$$-.
Inc.
common
Ltd.—
Lines,
4% preferred (accum.)
Anderson, Clayton A Co.
15c'
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.,
2- 2
2
Corp
$4.50
Anglo-Canadian
56'Ac
'
Viscose
preferred
Ampal-American
12'Ac%
.
:
b
President
Amoskeag Co.,
." '.
common,
Gas
3-10
22-
American Zinc Lead A Smelting
$5 prior preferred
(quar.)
15c
15c
1-21
2
15c
(quar.)
Phenolic
5%
12c
.
2-
25c
(quar.)
common
non-cumulative
American
40c
(quar.)_
3-13
1-19
40
preferred <quar.)__—
American Thermos Bottle (quar.)—
65c
,
preferred
American
10c
3
4-
1
1-29
75c
(s-a)_
each
(quar.)
American
5%
(quar.)_
4-
50C
(monthly)^—
Products Corp.
American Natural
90c
(reduced)
2- 5
4-15
$1.75
American Metal Co., 4'A% preferred (quar.)
American Metal Products Co. (quar.)
25c
(s-a)
1-17
2
3-
Electric—
&
Home
5%
1-19
1-31
35c
2Ya%
31'Ac
(quar.)
Shares, Inc.
2
Co.
American-Marietta Co.,
—
Ltd.
Co.
2-
—
dividend
6%
(quar.)
2-15
(quar.)
Distilling
American
2-16
preferred
(Phila.)
1-15
1
Foundry Co.—
Stock
2-16
1-17
2
1-30
3-
37 %C
preferred
American Gas
2-16
$1.25
2-
62VZC
2-16
(quar.)
1-14
50c
(quar.)
American Equitable Assurance (N. Y.)
2-16
i
.
1-30
75c
b
3-10
2- 4
50c
(quar.)_
2-13
75c
.
12 %c
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Board
American
2-16
preferred
50c
>.
(quar.)
1-15
2-12
1
1
3-
'
1-15
30c
4-
<
(year-end)—.;—
pfd. (-quar.)
Petroleum Corp.
25c
31'Ac
3-
933/4C
Co.
American
(quar.)
2-17
2-19
3-10
$25c
Amerada
(quar.)
2
3-12
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
(quar.)
9
75C
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
of Canada,
1-20
31'Ac
'
15c
19)
1-21
31'Ac
1-15
1-16
\
Corp.
7-20
34%c
,
1
2
Co.—
of America,
preferred
American
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
A
Feb.
Mfg.
preferred
2-13
37'Ac"
2-
2-
—
(quar.).
• $1
$1.14
(quar.)
55c
50C
(accum.)
Corp.
Insurance
on
1-15
7%
pfd.
Boidera
Payable of Rec.
dividend (subject to stockholders
approval at the annual meeting tc be
$3.75
(quar.)
When
8hare
Alloys, Inc.—
Stock
,
35c
4%
6%
B
preferred
I!*9
dividends announced in previous
Nam* nt Company
Acme
1
-
Co,; $I preferred i<quar^)_^_
Co.
2-10
4-
Sheraton-Corp. of America .(quar.)15c
S.)
2-16
5
2-14
25c
preferred
i__-;
Oil
5
3-
3-12
$1.50
Co
(NJ
3-
preceding table.
2
(quar.)__
Co.,
Corp.,
Button
Slater
50c
•
2-14
dividend)—
25c Stores,
Skelly
*
3-12
3-
(initial)
A
Winnipeg Brewery, Ltd.—
Class A (s-a)__,-i
w__'
Class B (s-a)_^_
.;i
Simms
—
4-15
2-16
1-21
1%
Class
Extra
2-2
1
2-13
Shea's
3-20
3-16
'
1
4-30
2-13
$3.50
___
2-
33-
2
Aluminum Co.
Security Insurance (New Haven) (quar.)
Servo mechanisms,
Inc.
Sharp & Dohme, Inc., $4.25 pref. (quar.)__
40c
3-16
3-12
v
Corp., 5% conv. pfd. <quar.)___
Mills, Inc., common (reduced) _—i_
preferred A (quar.)___
Dillon
1
3-12
c
37 2
(quar.)
Scotten
■
12-31
4-
weeks and not yet paid. The list does-not include <Kvidends announced this week, these being given in the
60c
1-20
1
America—
(quar.)
2-
Below-we give the
1-21
2-20
$3.50
1-21
1-15
10c
1
2
62'Ac
.
(s-a)_
Schoellkopf.
1-31
1-19
1-26
50c
—
—___J
——
75c
...
(s-a)
1-21,
2-
I__I
23-
Extra
40c
Inc..,
&
1-19
1
2-15
17'Ac
$1.06^4
35c
$1.50
5
90c
preferred
preferred (quar.)____
preferred (guar.)___,___
"Wood (Gar)* (see Gar Wood)—
Woolworth
(F. W.) Co. (quar.)
:
(Canada),
10
40c
31'Ac
(quar.)
$4.25
Co.,
1
2-
2
-
6%
security
1-31
$1.75
b
1-15
$1
dividend)
Distribution
5,
Co.—
2-
2
2-
25c
(quar.)_
Stores
Auto
held
87'Ac
$1.25
com.
4%
Mills
Gamble
Common
••
preferred
2-15
2-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
3.60%
common
4.50%
Di¬
25c "
•
Saginaw & Manistee Lumber
$1.27'A
.
1-19
redeemable
Robbins
1
2
2- 2
3
27'Ac
Resistoflex
1-15
2-
2
H_
(quar.)
1
$3iy4C
1-21"
$1.75
(quar.)
6-
»
.
1-31
(quar.)_II
I
Extra
1-23
2-20
(initial)$h)c
preferred (quar.)
: '•*
$25c"
Fire Insurance (Dayton, Ohio)—•
Quarterly
1
35c
1-15
2-
2-16
quar¬
(quar.)
Wisconsin Electric Power, com. (increased).
Reliable
1-22
1-15
1-30
75c
62'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
New
5%
2-13
Co.
preferred
Fund,
Reitman's
4-20
56'Ac
II.II
(quar.)
common
1-31
:
Co.
Scale
&
1-30
2-16
27.
(quar.)
Insurance
Fire
96'Ac
from
class
(New
•
Fashion
".Quarterly
at
$1.75
Wilson
3-14
dividend
1
pay¬
;
1-29
...
'
(quar.)
Hampshire
prior
Casualty
Full
2-
22c
*2-16
2-14
Co.■ "'
(quar.)
guaranteed
Light, 5%
convertible
Stock
1-20
*
White's
10c
,__l_
Corp.
Investment
2-
1-30
commonl
1-29
■
Co.—
non-cum.
14C
—
&
Coal
Peerless
■Penn
1-19
20c
____
Rubber
Inc.
5%
Power
15c
$1
2-16
50c 1
!
preferred A
redeemable preferred
Peabody
2
2-6
Paper—
Light & Telephone
(quar.)
5%
2
$1.75
(Bait.)—
.
(quar.)
preferred
Lighting
2-16
2-28
Common
2-
50c
(quar.
redeemable
1-31
3-31
(quar.)
b
5%
4.80%
Pacific
2-28
4-15
(quar.)
1
preferred
1-30
87 %c
common
'Semi-annual
7%
1-15
$15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Globe. Steel Tubes
2
Western
2-13
the
reduce
Jan.
on
&
preferred
Westchester
1
meet
will
Virginia Pulp
4y2%
to
advisable
be
3-13
.
preferred; (quar.)
25c
III
Inc
Corp.,
Globe-Wernicke
1-24
2-
2-20
5%
preferred
&
preferred
redeemable
~
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Waterworks, 5.10%
pfd.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Georgia RR. & Banking (quar.)
;
5%
5%
Pneumatic
.
1-31
1-19
1-15
III
I
(quar.)
1-14
3-
87'Ac
quar.)
7%
Electric
1-19
1
30c
1-30
2-16
preferred stock for each
(stock
1-24
2-
;
terly dividend rate from 75c to 50c.
2
$1
Insurance
5c
pfd.
40c
1-30
5'A%
15c
•
25C
may
held
&
1- 2
1-i5
2 '
2-
12c
1-21
;-
(quar.)_____r.__:
(stock
2-13
$l
Industries, Inc., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Cigar Co., common (quar.)
preferred
•
General
4.56%
Ltd.
Gas
1-15
2
2-
—
2-
2
West
(quar.)__
common
and
New
2-27
30c
III
;
Loom,
share
Oneida,
75c
1
Wood
General
-
2-11
$1
(s-a)
next
preferred
2-11
2
2-
from
1-31
••
pld.
(s-a)
Corp.
share of
62'/a C
April)
Industrial
$3.50
Gar
2
2%
I
(payment
the
3-
Edison,
1-30
2-16
earned
from
1-2
2-16
Fund—
3-
in
*
Co., common
Engineering,
Town
One
Machihe Corp.—
Corp.
dividend
about
or
±
&
preferred
Co.
5
3-
__
(quar.)
Sixth
Franklin
•
.
convertible
West
2-
$2
(quar.)_
Co.
RR.,
15c
(quar.)
Gear
2-16
45c
Co.,
Ltd.
Old
20c
•
Corp.,
Brothers
Ohio
3- 2
30c
Mass.), common,
preferred <quar.)__
Common
Foote
1-23
3- 2
III™
I
——
Flour
2-14
3-16
dividend)"
(stock
A
payable
•
(Initial)
-Northwestern Utilities,
3-16
Quarterly
25c
Mfg.,-
Insurance
of
8yac
and
profits
Income
30c
(quar.)__
B
Pacific
Common
*
Class
25c
(Plttsfield,
J.)
1-23
25c
~
(quar.)
participating
Participating
2-14
RR.
income
earned
from
Line
2
2-16
Sugar
Fund, Inc.-—
1-30
(quar.) __j.
■ 45c
(quar.)$1.183A
Brake Co.
$1.25
preferred
$1.20
Northwest
•Northern
Co.—
__
convertible
1-16
20c
(quar.)
Fed&ers-Quigan Corp.,
2-15
1-30
1-31
2-
$2
35c
2-15
Corp.
Fire
1-23
income—
Washington Steel Corp. (quar.)—
West Indies Sugar Corp.—
14c
Insurance Co.
guaranteed
2-28
40C
(quar.)
&
Carolina
7%
93%C
_
H_I_
II
Empire M'illwork Corp. (tiuar.)
Empire Southern Gas Co.
(quar.)
Eppens Smith Co. (s-a)
5%
York
North
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Fate-Root-Heath
1-7
1-31
2-28
Air
2-14
2-28
$1.50
/ 62'Ac
preferred (quar.)L
i.
COi_^.
—:
realized
10c
York
10c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
New
-New
25c
_
5%
9
3
2
15c
Extra
District
2-
32-
3-12
t38c
140c
.
(quar.)—
4-15
profits
10c
preferred
Empire
9
25c
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
Drackett Co., common (quar.)
Furniture
2-
6C
(quar.)
4%
preferred A
Drbsser Industries,
3'A %
income
net
3-27
(quar.)
$6 preferred
1
(quar.)
:
(quar.)_—.
Investment Fund, Inc.—
from
5c
9
3
$2
;
Walker
3-
3
3-27
(quar.)—10c
Corp.
2-13
3-12
"
7'Ac
$1.75
5-
■
&
Chemical
Products
Insurance
.
"•*
$1.75
participating preferred
'.Mutual
30c
30c
___,
_
&
$3
-Motor
Vitamin
1-28
3-10
H.)—
Corp.—
Value
—
1-30
2
..
■;
Company- is informing stockholders that it
gains,
Quarterly
Moody's Investors Service—
3- 6
Fire
S.
rectors
preierence series G
Monumental Life
1-30
3-27
2-16
3-
1-21
1
(accum.)
3-16
(quar.)
S.)
4
4-
—:
1
"
87'/2C
(quar.)
$hc.
Dobbs Houses,
Extra
Ely
2-
(J.
S.
U.
1-20
25c
Mining
"Monsanto
1-15
3-15
;
(quar.)_
(quar.)
debenture
Drexel
1
75c
—
Deposited Insurance Shares, class A
DlVco
Corp.
(quar.)
;
33A%
2-
20C
pfd.
Mitchell
1-15
2-15
12-1
-
'
>$1.25
(N.
4-
(quar.)___
Manufacturers
preferred
Insurance
Conditioning
Line
9-1
10-1
2-
(quar.)_—.
A
1-30
*
$3.85
quar.)
lquar.)__
Ltd,
2
$4
1-15
2
2
6-1
1
!____
29c
RR.
32-
1
56'Ac
2-17
Corp.,'common
Extra
class
Accident
preferred
5'Ac
1
5
25c
(quar.)
common
2-16
10c
A
Co.,
_J
Value
4-
7-
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
b
Utah-Idaho
5
3-
■
2-
(quar.)____
1-31
1-23
63%c
.
;
;
.
preferred
Glass
Corps.,
Air
2
.
(quar.)_l__j__?'
4
(quar.)
&
Corp.—
United Stores Corp.,
United Transit, 5%
2-20
Co.-
5
(quar.)
preferred
S.
2-5
2-
-
——
Rubber
3-
(N. Y.)
(s-a)
•■__—:
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp.. Uquar.)
Manufacturing Co.—
Common
Class
class
43A%
Merchants
•
U.
5
'
9IV4C -1-31
_________^—__—.
Annual
-
preferred
Minnesota
2
2-
$1.37 %
(quar.)
Inc.—
(increased
Corp
3'A %
Inc.,
2-
$1.16
pfd.
Industries,
Co.,
Motors
Press,
Dennison
$8
+
$1.183/4
*
'
(qimr.)
3-10
Power Shovel Co., 7% pld. faccum.)
Chemical Corp.,
common_'__'____
Melville Shoe
2-13
2-
.
•:.
$1.06
preference
Company
Continental
! Cuneo
(quar.).^
5'A%
Co.
Corp.
4.25%
2-27
Gas
b
&
United Life
$7
(quar.)____—$1.06'A
'Mclntyre Porcupine Mines (quar.)____
$50c
Mead Corp., common
(quar.H
'
40c
4'A%"preferred (quar.)
;_
$1.06'A
3-16
3-
35c
..
(quar.)
Gas,
•*"•
3-27
2-
3-
1-2-54
>'
preferred (quar.)__
Pipe Line Corp.—
preferred
B
3-1®
1
a
stock
3.65%
3-
income
Corp.,
2-5
4-1
3-
50c
''
on
the
75c
i
Marion
1
(quar.)
Chemical
Steel
Macco
$1.06 «/4
____
.__i_
(quar.)
preferred
Concord
1-30
1-23
2-27
6
A
23
split
$1.50
(quar.)—
Nashville
Can
Class
Jan.
on
to
50c
Extra
2
$1.25
4%% preferred (quar.)
Southern Ohio Electric—
&
1-23
$1
<quar.)____
preferred
Ltd.
preferred
2-16
$1.18
__
Finance,
Columbus
Lukens
3"
(quar.)
common
Breweries,
Colonial
1-15
4-
'
Coast
2
Ry.-—
_
^Chicago Mill & Lumber
Citv
2-
&
3-20
-
56c
—40c
___;
^
capital
Fund
Liquid Carbonic
Louisville
2-10
2-
3-10
l^c
_________—__
1-2®
59a
•
i-
,
convertible
United
/
.
stock..
1-23
40c
2-16
vote
—^—2
U.
Mathieson
Louisville
&
-
,
Co.
investment
3-13
$1.04
_.
1-20
1
'
:—
will
Aircraft
5%
10-19
2
(quar.)
Trust
net
1
25c
.
s-a)
2
2-
•
1-20
1-20
1-31
50c
quar.)
proposal
Inc.
Series
Inc.—
Cement
net
2-16
Service—
(quar.)
Cities Service
4-
$12'Ac
Corp.
(accum.)
1-20
From
160c
(quar.)
A
.Lexington
fie
Corp.
preferred
Class
1-20
1
Ltd.,
West
preferred
4.75%
1
2-
$12V2c
(quar.)
Public
2-
Corp.
11-
on
1-31
1-31
50c
Asbestos
United
H.): Fund—
or
$i
7-20
7-20
10-19
$1
1952
43 %c
;
Fund,
Chicago,- Indianapolis
;
(John
2-
1
1
(quar.)—:____,
Laboratories,
preferred
25c
.
United
2
Semi-annual
Portland
4-20
8-
62'Ac
preferred (quar.)
;
Lalayette National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.) —
$1
1
pre¬
-
(quar.)
Co.
&
Union
"
2nd
$1.16
Utility
Vermont
7%
1-29
87 %c
(quar,)
Mortgage
(quar.)
Cos.
Investment
2-16
$1.50
Title
Permanent
Co.
"
series
Interest
H.)
Trimz,
4 20
.
paid
Company
(quar.)_
1st preferred (quar.)
$25c
common
Canadian
(S.
6%
gains
(quar.)
Pacific
Fund—
(S. S.)
4%
the
on
usually
1-19
1
.
Kroger
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
'Canadian
Beneficial
Inc.—
Common
7%
1
t
Knickerbocker
-
62'/2C
„
action
no
declaration
1.
2- 2
J:-.' $1
„
'__
prefferred
$2.55
2- 2
8-
'
2-16
Int.—
Thalhimer Bros.,
Transcontinental
1-19
11-
$20c
'
1-3®
2- 2
_:
l_
1-15
2-16
8c
(Calif.)—
two-for-one.
1-19
2
4-13
1-30
2-16
40c
31 'Ac
*"■
:—___
—■—
director's
4-14
25c
Mines-
(quar.)_
(quar.;____
(increased
Stockholders
5
5-
25c
,
r
1
Co.,
Taylorcraft,
1-23
2-
&
Special
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-10
37'Ac
"
: -5-/1''
—___
5-
37'AC
>.
1
2
2-20
_
2
2•
3-16
-
-
1-12
2-2
■*
(quar.)
2-
5-
$1
.
<•
took
ferred
3-
Kress
(quar.)
Steel Castings
California
Directors
1-26
3-10
earnings
preferred
2-16
3-16
A
Buckeye
.
Gold
Co.—
6
1-20
2-16
30c
Gas Service,
common
preferred series A (quar.)_
6% preferred series B (quar.) _____
Sunray Chi Corp., common (quar.)_^i—
1-21
;
3-
>. 5c
Co.
2-
■
3-2
v--—25c
Corp
Manufacturing
15c
•
preferred
(quar.)
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd.—
.
2-13
12 '/2c
3'A "A
-
2
&
2-
25c
.
Estate
1-17
37'Ac
—
un¬
Corp.,
••
—
preferred
5
.3-2;
45c
Superior OH Go.
•2-27
37'Ac
25ct :
$2.50
un¬
Corp.,
Borg-Warner
———i
(quar.)
(quar.)____
2-20
2-
25c
*
.
2-6
2-
2-15
25c
25c
50c
53c
; "
3-16
2
50C
—•;*
3-10-
1-15
9
2-
1.2-16
-\
com.
3-
1
of
net
of
Rhode: Island,
3-13
20c
2
.3-
30c
: - ,35Ci-
$2.50
3-10
ordinary income and
distributed
Iquar.)
35c
Company.
6%
•
2-13
3-2
^
(quar.)
preferred
J.)
2-27'
37'AC
ZlVzC
30c
*'A% preferred series A (quar.)20Ac
5'A%
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
.
27 Vic
Sunshine Elccuitsv Inc.
(quar^_
$1
50c
$1.12'A
3-10
_
(increased)
Ridge Mutual Fund,
1-23
.
(Wm.
Payable of Rec.
—.
Suburban
1-24-
1-31'
Co.
Holder*
When
-
50c
(quar.)
Products
Per
•
(A.)
$1.25
1-23
(quar.)
' $1.75
—35c
.<quar.)_—.14—.
preferred
1-24
2-1$
common
3-10
..
(quar.)___
common
net
oi
3
1-31
70c
1
1
*
(auar.t
distributed
out
$2.50
1-15
4-
4-
(5C
Represents payment of the balance
*
Co.
3-
30c
50c
■
(quar.)
7% pfd.
V*
•
Share
(quar.)
& Co. (quar.)
Struthers-Wells Corp., common
'
*
1
,
_
Co.
Trust
Stein
3
Swift
12 %c
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
2-
Gas
Natural
Kellogg b Sons
convertible
Stange
1-20
"
from
4-
2
4-20
$1.06'/4
Mines,
Electric
Holdings
4ya%
Corp.,
4%
1-20
1
2-27
4$1
1-
- -
;
-
•
_
security
x
-
(quar.)
Equipment Mfg. (quar.)_
Standard Steel Spring Co., common (quar.)
.
from
_i.x_
Utilities
2-1
2-
*
$1
and 36c
income
preferred
.
•
r
4-
.___
(quar.)
Quebec
1-20
r.
30c
___.
common
1
\
$1.06
2-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Belleterre
.Blair
Co.
2-
$1.50
;
:
t
Works
Railway
62'Ac
preferred
(quar.)
—i—iParticipating
^
•
preferred (quar.)
Participating
Johnson Ranch Royalty (quar.) ——.-J.-.. "
6V4C
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)_
Coil
Standard
Pr.rtlcipating
(quar.)
preferred
Bell
,
2-16
.
com.
Standard
3-19
,
'
2-16
_•
(quar.)
Participating
2-16
2
(quar.)_
4XA%
1
2
3-
Inc.—
i accum.
7%
i
3-
_*
$1
preferred
,Bangor Hydro Electric Co.,
;
Investors
1-30
22 'Ac
(quar.)_
3-19
1
(quar.)—
Products Co.
convertible
$2.50
_
preferred
<
.
International Harvester Co.,
$1.40
(quar.)
Tools
Steel
International
1
2-10
1
4-
.
profits)
2-13
31>AC
4-
—
Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania—
Increased semi-annual
•—
2-13
3-13
Spehoer,
(quar*)—'
com.
.
Corp.—
convertible
Avildsen
3-13
$1.25
,$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
Automatic Canteen Co. of America—
:
preferred
"Interchemical
$1.25
(quar.)
'Southern
1-15
.3-27
Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Refrigerator Co. <quar,)_^__.—..
Co.* common (increased)
ordinary
-
Industries
Conn
Co.
2-16
2-16
50c
$1.06'A
(quar.)—
.Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
;
Stock &
Bond
Group Shares * (20c
1-20
15C
56V4C
2
2
,
(quar.).
j"
•
•
Lathe
3-
40c
$1.25
Power
4%
Bend
3-
•
'
1.
_
Co.,
b
A
Co.
.*._
.Hussmann
-
-
Name of Company
10c
•
Hudson Bay Mining b
1-23
1-23
2-20
12c
______
preferred
•
Aspinook Corp.—
"Atlantic
.
1-30
Idaho
Armstrong: Rubber Co., class A (quar.)
43A %
2-17
5c
.
■<
;
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
A.)
(Joseph)
Extra
from
(quar.
.
Class
(George
preferred
Home
1-21
..25c
American -Mutual Fund,
Inc.
(quar.)
"American Screw, 4%% preferred
(quar.)
Applied Research Laboratories (quar.)
-
Hormel
2-
a.
$10c
preferred
6%
1R.
llet
Payable of Met.
30c
C.) Business Machines, Inc. <quar.)
Allied Control, 7% preferred (s-a)_>
Ambrook Industries, Inc
:
$4.25
Corp.—
quarterly
(quar.)
2
South
2-
;
_,
•'
•
Payable of Rec.
Share
17'Ac
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_^.,i_^i,_^.
Electrochemical,
When * Holdere
Share
Corp.;
preferred
B
H older $
When
Per '*
•
F.) Co.,. Ltd., class A <quar.)c__A_
$12'Ac
Mfg. Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)15c
Hooker
Name o/ Company
»
*
__
(J.
Holden
payment date.
?
•
'10c
(quar.)
(quar.
2nd
Hartz
we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Increased
5%
-
i1'.
Co.
Co., class A
B
Harnischfeger
follow with
table in which
Per
Oil
Ciass
-
Gas
'
°
•
Name of Company
grouped in two separata
are
':
'
Hagerstown
Dividend announcements
*
*
-•
DIVIDENDS
tables.
Monday, January 10, 1953
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(240)
$1.08%
preferred (quar.)
7
-
2-
2
1- 8
2-
2
1- 8
2-2
1-5
Atlantic Refining Co>
3.75%
93% c
preferred B (quar.).
(Continued on
page
43
Number 5137...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
(241)
Stock Record "» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RAHGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Previom
Range for
Sear
STOCKS
1961
Lowest
Range
62
Aug
I
114% Dec
24
14
8
4Ve Mar 15
27 Va Jan
41% Oct
108
Oct
5% Nov
NEW
1952
64% Jan
<
2
24
8% May
8
4%
2
A CP-Brill
2
19
30
24% Nov 28
30% Jan
24
Acme
30
Adam*
Oct
IB
30% Sep
16
35% Jan
43% Sep
IT
33 V4 Oct
20
42% Jan
5
49
4
63% Sep
28
56
Dec
19
64
Sep
24
July 17
29% Feb
26
22
32% Oct
9
7% July 17
9% Jan
7
20 %
34
11% May
7% July 17
47% Jan 18
3
Jun
9
24% Nov
7
31% Apr
30
101% Nov
2
111% Dec
20
121% Jan
19
137% Dec
12
139
2% May 10
19% Jun 25
3% Oct
0
Dec
70
63
24% Jan
27% Feb
1
29% Dec
22
2
115% Dec
11
Jan
51
2
18% Oct
•
26
1
591/4
♦58
31 Va
313A
31%
31%
31V'8
31%
311/4
31%
31
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Air
Reduction
Inc
Alabama
8c
4%%
5%%
81% July
Nov 10
13
89
Jan
6
102
Feb
9
Dec
11
11
Feb
•
68
Jan
10
14
20
77% Sep
23% Feb
8
110
2
Jan
17
98
Nov
25
10
Dec
23
»
Apr 30
67% May
21
'
Nov
8
4
37
Oct
17
18
Aug 28
32% Feb 21
21% Jan
28% Jan
37% Nov
8
48% Jan
28
36
Apr
40% Dec
81% July
3
Feb
9
90
July 17
95
Oct
1
46% Apr 17
95% May 1
61% Dec
23
123
Dec
23
40
*101
Jun
29
64% Oct
II
89% Jun
29
107% Oct
II
84% Jun 28
•7% July
'
40% Apr 27
88% Aug 31
2
*112
112%
155
155
*153%
158%
*1531/2
158%
*153%
158%
*153%
10
3
3
31/8
2%
~2% DecTl
36
~5% JanTi
Oct 15
41
Jan
49
Jan
23
19
Feb
«
165% Oct
16% July 13
84
.Jun
4
29
<
2'
33
.
60% Feb
20
19
19
17% Dec
14
78
13
93
19
73
•
2
66
Jan
18% Jan
Dec
2
20% July
Jan
22
66% Aug
12% Jun
29
Apr
84%
102
jun
July
10% Jan
17% Jan
28
6% Jun 29
16
14% ADr
10
SO
7% Mar
18
15% Aug
7
19
30
102
•
,
f
Oct
18
43% Aug
*29% Jun
73% July
27% July
39% Jan
2
2
*45
171% Jan
31
■
Oct
.
4
Feb
21
8
20% Feb 13
99
Nov
42% Jan
*
19
2
Apr IS
60% Aug 29
4
294
Aug
«
248
Jan
10
180
Aug
2
143
29
98% Jan
II
9% Jan
2
21% Jan
4
j
16% Nov
8
9
Feb
11
-22% Feb
Jan
19
16% Mar
'
7% Nov
11% May 18
41% May 19
6
-
Nov
-
Nov
2
29% Jan
•
23
10
Jun
Jun
;
14% Jan
,
Dec
2
17
t
19% Jan
3
l
:
8
106% Jan
16% Apr 24
78% Feb 11
2
9
:
Dec 19
9
; 29
Oct 31
31% July 30 !
36% Oct
3
7,
; 28% Dec
19
33% Oct
'
28
>
8
Jan
r
<
2
163 '- Dec
11
17% Nov
;
177'
18
:
2% July 28
13% Oct
16
4
,
'
17
:
;
8
/
Feb 29
169
Feb
23'
19% Jan 19
6
Aug
7
19
Oct
29
24% Jun
12
42
July 18
96
42% Apr 24
49% Dec
3
70% Mar 28
1
-
103% Sep 29
*143
Dee
6
Jan
9
97
Jun
20
42% Feb
14
123% Jun
6
139 % Jan
S
;• 38% May
>•% July 2
32% Jan 10
69% Jan
3
127% Dee 28
16% Nov 30
190-
Jan
29
59
Jun
29
128% Dee 29
57V* Apr
4
119% Nov 28
8
Apr 36
30% Jun 29
*93% Dec 27
70
167
•
40
Oct
18
38% Apr 27
73% May 28
138
Mar
6
23% Feb
19
165% Sep
30% Oct
34
16'
60% Mar
6
135% July
1
11
10% Feb
6
46% Jan
I
107
Mar 16
40% Aug 18
9
129% Jan
54% May 19
57
Dec
116% Jan
11
161% Dec
1
66% Dec
16
139% Nov 21
16
69% Jan 21
7% Jon 13
22% Oct
16% Jan
3
3
119% Jan 24
9% Dec
15
22
37% Jan
7
81% NOV 18
95% Jan
22
July 17
49% Jan
2
64% Nov
19
82
Feb
7
14% Mar 28
29% Oct
18
16% Oct
16
26% Feb
13
77% Apr 1
87% July
66% July
2
119
Oct
18
89% Oct 23
2
52
Oct
19
38
3
47% Oct
*25% Apr
3
34% Aug 30
99% Dec
26
110
8ep 10
64
I
Oct
40% May
15
Bosch
2
47
81 % Apr
3
13% Apr
4
6% Oet 23
66% Apr 25
13
Sep 23
49% Oct 18
37% Nov IS
8% Jan
60
For footnotes
Jan
22
Aug 18
see page
20.
102
May 12
Jan
40% Oct
19
15
Corp
preferred
1952
Brake Shoe Co
convertible
5 Va%
ser
—
109
Jan
30
55% Jan
24
48'A Dec 31
31% Jan
2
106% May 21
53% Jan 10
38% May 1
11% Nov 21
50% Dec
4% May 5
48% Dec 10
6% Jan
19
24% Jan 24
60
July
36
*17 ;
17%
179%
Co
•33
17%
700
36
400
17%
6%
19%
20
57%
58
58
11%
11%
471/a
10 Va
101
;.
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
1,600
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
22,500
433a
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
1,100
35%
36 Va
36
36%
35%
36
35%
361/a
79%
78%'
78%
31'A
31 %
321/4
*78
SS
493/a
48%
49
16%
*16%
22
21%
21 Va
*21%
94
96
*96
53
16%
*16%
531/4
513/4
270
*240
vl48
*143
53
52%
8
30%
16'A
83/4
66'A
*48
*4 3%
1
52%
16%
300
21%
21%
600
96
96
52% !
51%
52%
150
'•
*142
149
*139
149
37%
37%
:
8 Va
8%
8'A
8%
*30%
3l3*
*30%
16'A
sy.
8y8'
30%
30%.
1.
16%
8%
i6y8
16%-
8%
16'/a
16%
9
8%
9
.
67V4
65%
66 3
48%
48 V*
41/4
4%
65%
48 38
4%
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g
■
8%
•.
16 Va
9
8%
'
4%-
200
16%
7,600
9
65%
65'A
65%
8,700
48 y2
48%
48%
2.700
41A
4%
*371/8
37%
4%
s
4%~"
.
37 %
37%
,
•7%-
71/4
*7
7%
37%
37Vi
36%
*37 y8
*37 Va
.
37%
■
;
it-
7%
7Va
37%"
33
38
7y»
7%
6,300
71/4
1,400
*86
90
*86
90
90
90
23
*223/8
23
*223/4
23
22%
22%
22%
22%'
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24 7A
1,500
17%
9,700
24%
17%
98
*97
90
.
17%
17%
97
21%
*86
17%
96%
21%
•
17%
97%
173/4
18
97
24%
24%
245/8
*97
80
80
79%
18%
18
181/4
18
18
23%
231/4
23
104%
104%
No par
23 %
233/8
100
104%
1043/8
2
18
1
*7%
x34
33%
No par
18 «/8
'£r- >
343/4 1
A.±'
Light—
—r—No pat;
*
*
34%
333%
32%
29%
29%
35'A
34%
2%
100
9
171%
1711/2
*171%
6%
6%
6%
2%
2%
14%
1571/4
2%
173%
6!/a
17%
■.7%
34%
33
29%
29%
35%
42 Va
7'A
7'A
34
34%
32%
.
.
33
2974
500
3434
35%
1,600
2%
2%
2%
6,100
14%
14%
14%
22,700
♦171%
173'A
•171%
173%
20
6%
6%
61/4
6%
7,700
23Va
23%
48 3A
49
49%
50
-
41%
421/4
41%
42
-
156 V4
38V4
38%
231/4
231/4
23'/a
42V4
1573/4'
2%
1571/4
38 'A
-
231/4
50%
51%
41
42
156%
38
156%
38V4I
780
550
600
37%
371/a
38
38 »/4
*38
126 Va
*125
126 Va
125
343/4
34
34%
34
34>A
33%
333A
33%
33%
4,400
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,300
1,000
34
39»A
No par
391/4
com—100
100
*541/4
55
131%
132
—
*13%
5
100
Tobacco
159%
65%
25
common
133
100
preferred
J
39%
•125
126
126
126
126
54%
543A
54
54%
131%
132V4
132Vi
1323/4
132
132'A
13%
13%
I3V2
13%
133/4
13%
13%
.13%
1601/4
159%
160 Va
159 3/4
160 Va
1593/4
1601A
158%
66 3A
136
55
1311/4
66%
133%
55
55
55
132
671/4
67 %
67%
133%
67'A
134
134%
135%
13%
160
68>A
135%
640
573/4
58'A
10,200
118%
117%
118
180
9%
10
22,400
7,100
59
118%
*118%
119
X118
118
•118
9%
9%
10
10
10
10
10
5
9%
25%
26%
26 Va
27 Va
26
26%
26'/a
261A
25%
26
American Woolen common —No par
85%
85%
85%
85%
85'A
85'A
•85'A
85i/2
85
851/4
72%
72Va
72
72
72
70%
71
19 »/8
preferred
American Water Works Co Inc
100
preferred
72%
prior preference—No par
25
—50
*96
No par
49
95 prior conv preferred
Copper Mining
Cable
19%
1
Amer Zinc Lead 8c Smelt com
42%
Hocking Glass Corp—■
Common
94 preferred
Auderson Clayton 8c Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
3
A P W Products Co Inc
7
Archar-Danlels-Mldland.
26%
6.25
No par
21.5o
10
14
*103%
s
59
731/4
581/4
20
20
97
*96
59'/2
58%
Va
201/4
19%
20
97%
96
96
431/4
431/4
433/a
42%
433A
26,700
50
49 3/8
50
49%
50V4
2,100
28%
4,100
43%
42 7
49%
49%
49 3A
49 Va
27 Vo
105
x44V»
a
27%,
28
>103%
.
27%
28
♦103%. 105
44V4
43 Va
43%
46 3
-
•103%
1,400
46
451/4
45%
4,500
14%
14%
14%
1,000
46%
46%,
a
45%
45%
45%
14% 7 14%
14%
14 34
•14%
51%
_No par
52
52
5 *
52
4
*5
51%
,
105
43V2
441/2
*5
20
43
14%
*5
28'A
*103%
95
43%
43%'
3
281/4
105
•93
43 Va
*433A
14%
51/4
110
20
43
27%
193/g
250
4,500
•96
20%
97
43%
105
72
33,600
67'A
135%
58 3A
118%
58'A
550
1,000
46,300
68V8
—25
100
Viscose Corp com
110
135%
58
8c
3,900
13,300
126%
American Tel & Tel Co
Wire
1,000
*29%
.
25
preferred
Anaconda
900
9,500
preferred—100
common
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda
/
143/4
173%.
6%
156
7,300
35%
491/2
1571/4
50
18'A
v
23V2
157
158
6,700
24%
IO51/2
17%
7%
41%
23
3,500
•104 »A
18 Va ;
33
15
*17li/a
6%
*
•
?
2%
14%
15
560
18%
23%
,
*48 Va
22%
49
,
100
.
80'/a
18
24
34
35%
351/4
143/4
411/2
■
33%
29%
2%
49
-
34% *v
34
34i/a
29%
14%
221/2
7 1/2
-
10,900
*79V'8
18% ;
•1041/a ? 1051/2
r
400
98
21 '/a
80
23'A
.
600
20%
21%
18'A
is i/8 k ;
*7%
*97
80
I
1051%
18
33%
33%.
Amer Rad & Std Sany com—No par
.10
>
17%
17%.
98
21 Va
-23%'.
*104%
181/s
7Va
17%
7%
7%
343/4
conv
90
90
*22
29%
14
1,400
38 Va
•86
343/4
7%
12,700
'
37%
*37
37 »/8
*29 Va
5%
800
8'A
31%
65%
48%
4'A
*8
*30%
.
1,400
38%
48%
65%
.
48 %
i
.
37%
37%
i
31%
16%
37%
8%
30%
37 y2
*7
38'A
38
373/4
Co——No par
American
100
35,900
270
80%
American Sumatra
*161/4
*240
213/s
American Stores oo
16%
21%
96%
270
18%
Snuff Co
2,500
*240
79 Va
preferred
48i/a
'
100
Co
48%
'
*142
149
f
*37
1
Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt 8c Refg com
No par
4,000
'
No par
*
7% preferred
—i:
American Safety Razor
300
31%
270
Metals.:.—No par
com
6,600
79
31%
*240
270
"
21%
*96
21%
80'A
Products Co
49
•78
f
21%
preferred—..
32
48%
16%
21'
Fdry com
79
32
S6%
37%
1
preferred
American Tobacco
79
.
22
94
*240
100
American News Co
6%
49%
16%
*140
American Natural Gas Co—No par
7%
49 %
51%
50
111
321/4
16%
1
of
36%
791/4
31%
21%
10
Co
36
791/4
94
10
.10
_—
r
'
Secur
noncumulatlve
2,500
1 4%
48%
preferred
&
9%
4%
30%
Leather com
Optical
400
9%
9%
39'A
IOO1/2
43%
No par
Ltd
38%
100%
35 Va
common
No par
preferred—100
Power
9%
9%
38%
101'A ;
43%'
American Steel Foundries——No par
;'
100 Va
♦4%
par
American Molasses Co j.
6%
200
5,000
38%
3838
102
5,100
34%
Power—No par
Electric Co
10
Amer Machine £
American
11%
46'A
9%
93/4
9%
11%
46'/a
4%
*o
preferred—_——
Co
38%
*100'/a
11%
47%
44 Va
Tiling —.——1
No par
Export Lines Inc—
40c
Metal
39
11%
♦461/a
35 Va
noncumulatlve
3.90%
•
101
38%
38%
101
*46
380
1134
46 Va
11%
.
25
Co
&
20
57%
4'/a
,—100
convertible
20
34%
Fdry common—25
8c
19%
57%
1,900
*43%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series A. 100
3%% conv preferred series B.100
American Distilling Co.
20
American Gas
19%
57 Va
7,800
33,700
12.50
...
Car &
19%
*45%
9%
[
57%
11%
*100
"
180%
19%
45%
38 y8
100
common
preferred
*83
45%
Broadcasting Co Inc—1
Can
179%, 182
11%
50
No par
com
preferred
preferred
Anchor
24
50
common—.2
preferred
American
29
18
150% Jun
120% Apr II
36% Jan
183
•33
17%
*56%
19%
53
4%%
7%
20
Mar 14
163% Sep 19
68% Jan 31
19%
56%
American Ship
9
Jun
36 s
*33
"*17 '
900
American Seating
'
2
39% Feb
Apr
154
Sep 14
29
50% Dec
127
16
78
Jan
131
Feb 19'
36% Dec 11
10% Oct
16
93
122% Oct 29
9
Jan
7% J&n 17
148
-
181'A
10
Bank Note common
Ex-distribution
1
Nov 20
Feb
17%
Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par
;
23
T
;
36
6,100
2,100
4%%
2% Nov 20
16% Apr
175% Aug
2%
83
American
;
12% Jan
2%
2%
82%
American1 Metal
36% Jun 12
39% Sep
2%
....
83
Amer
Va Dec 11
Jan
2%
2%
83
Amer Mach 8c
2
30% July 23
36-
*2%
*2%
1,100
10,600
84
7%
17% Dec 31
*- 35
54'A
83
American Locomotive common
9
1051\ May 15
i
93%-
53%
2%
'
3:
Jan
.
..
47%
931/a
541/4
83
American Investment Co
3
Apr 24
leys Dec 31
-
47 Va
93%
54
*33
American International Corp.No par
84 >■
Jan
I
Sep
24% Dec
■
97
86% Feb
.
102
48
93%
•17%
100
preferred
conv
j American Ice Co
.
21 % July 31
.
:13
19% Mar
11'
Jan
3
;
19
24
Jun
47,%
54%
83
cum
! American Home Products
8
Dec
48 3/4
83
6%
19
25
1,100
15i/a
American Hide
23% Jun 30
13% Apr 24
*22% May 16'
31
Aug
18,000
1161/8
70
American Hawaiian
10
Dec
.
:
May
17% Oct
7% Dec 26
4
17% Feb
,
14
96
26
96
Jan 29
7
31
11
"Br
f
581/4
115V2
93%
17
American A Foreign
39% July 23
•
20% Feb
Sep 20
20% Oet
Dec" 31
3
571/4
116%
179
American
18% Aug 14
5% Jan
.58'A
1161/2
"
541/4
.54%
36
American Encaustic
:
100
58i/a
1161/4
14%
American European
Dec
94 3'8
69
11
Feb
*931/4
175
31
55
,
9
*
9
68
-
931/4
15%
American Crystal Sugar com
15
45Jan
21
14
23
Aug
•
-
Feb
73
-
1
931/4
72
Dec
12% Mar
13
10
5% Apr
Jan 24
90:
27
31% July 18
Dec
■'
109
12% Dee 22'
27% Jan
3% Oct
30% Sep
*85% Oct
24% Feb 21
>
10% Jan 28
94%
1
10
20
29
98% Aug 28
*77
Jan
8% Jan 34
3
May
61% Jan
86
17% May 24
17
58
45% Jfcn
80
„
19
Jan
*
3
9
Jan
9
1
6% Dec 31
79
60% Aug
59
2
44
•
;
4,600
15
33% Aug
7
400
38%
71
American Colortype Co
'
17
;
32%
39
15%
American Chicle
6
22
8
3
6
19%
32'A
32%
383/4
48iA
53%
17
1
American Chain & Cable—^
54% Jan 22
9
29% Jan
<
200
•19%
«38i/a
20
*32%
93
91%
53%
—
7,000
71
7%
6
170% Jan
—
2,200
151/8
American
8
289% Jan
'
28
May 9
33% Oet 30
I
82% Dec
Oct
Mar
96% Jan
59% Jun
89
42% Jun
111
'
26
9%
75
70
7%
27
•"19% Feb 25
,•
"
100
15%
American
12
'•,50% Jun
14% May 21
28% Feb 24
9'A
733/4
i,/2
71
Corp
'
32% Feb
*96
93/8
n"
48y4
48
92 %
*33
American Cable A Radio Corp—
7
42% Jun
IO31/2
14%
American
83% Jun 26
■
•102%
70
2nd
12
45% Nov
5
22
73% Apr 23
27% Oct 24
22% Feb
21% July 10
Jun
18
85% May 17
33% Oct 19
IO31/2
3,700
15 %
American
"
29
39% July 8
18% Dec 26
89
Jan
6
—
37%
93
47%
91
„
300
88
71
6%
4
36% Dec
%
25,200
*19%
581A
58
116 Va
47%
.
360
4%
94
*•
*931/4
116
70%
136'/a
182
4%
4% Dec 29
28% May 16
115
30
2,200
32%
38%
58
57%
'
"
20
19%
391/4
32%
94
*93 y4
573/4
116
33 Va
500
14%
Amer
12% Jan
*115
*19%
20
9%
74
5,600
4,300
3
36%
100
*96
9'A
74%
28%
158%
69
Apr 22
107
94
9'A
73
50%
112
371/4
*102'A
100
*£6
39 Va
39
103 %
14,900
X181
53% Aug
7
41% Mar 13
17
8% Oct
'■
*75
9i/a
No par
American
19
Dec
Petroleum
82
37
9V4
*32%
33
57 Vi
100
Co com
Leather
*75
75%
20
20
•2%
new
88
37
*1021/4
100
9!A
75
393/a
53%
3%*
31
61% Feb
36% Oct
i
Jan
20% Dec
25
10% Dec
19
44% Feb
114
6
5
Nov
16% May
20
No par
America—No par
of
Limited
•133
11,900
American Airlines common
2
43
67
Co
138
a
Amer Agricultural Chemical.. No par
2
Jan
9'A
75'/a
—No par
Amerada
30
90
Apr 29
5
—
*96
100
9 V4
74
1
6%
convertible preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)——1
9
Dec
16% Jan
74
2
*96
4%
4%
*134
37
103%
100
convertible preferred—
Amalgamated
2
*235
9
4
12% May
,
*102%
Alpha Portland Cement
11
'
66% Sep
13% Jan
103%
—J
4%
137
373A
*93»A
3
Jan
36%
No par
70%
71
71
4%
19
19 «/8
*75
37%
10o
Aluminum
18% Jan
gtd
88
193A
71%
4%
137
*75
88
3
19%
*71
4%
138
*101 %
No par
Inc
71
4%
112
'
3
19%
138
36%
38%
Aluminium
35
43/4
138%
*32%
19
703/4
4%
138%
*75
19%
*193A
72
70%
1
Allli-Chalmers Mfg common__No par
;
19
19%
3
3Va
3
10C
No par
3% Jan
Nov 24
15% Sep
141% Jan
100
No par
99% Dec 23
'
19%
Allied Stores Corp common
4% preferred
54% Sep
1
2% Oct 23
;
preferred
3M»%
28 Va
28
U2%
Allied Mills
49% Dec 30
38% Feb 21
73% May 1
47% Oct 16
•
8
*50
50%
*112
5
Allegheny 8c West Ry 6%
Mar 27
36
17
281/4
283/a
113
Mining
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
15
3
*50 %
50%
28%
*112
Corp common
preferred A__
Allen Industries
*50y4
28%
93a
—100
64.375 cum preferred
78% Aug 11
7
50%
28
600
31 3
113
62.50 prior conv preferred_.No par
Allegheny!Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
May 24
♦50V4
28%
500
351/4
59
112
Allegheny
23
50%
273/4
351/4
100
Vicksburg Ry
May
9
23
*50 V*
common__No par
pfd 1951 series
5% Dec
98
2,500
35%
158 Va Dec
14
33%
34%
58 3/s
9
106% DeQ
33%
341/8
*34 3/8
1
46% Jan
2,700
5 Va
Alaska Juneau Gold
82
26%
58%
4
7
341/4
26%
j
23% July
16
34
26%
*58
24
Apr
100
4,800
26%
26%
5%
*341/4
Jan
31% Oct
34
26%
5%
59
2% Apr
73
333/8
*341/4
8,600
6
5%
35 Va
79% May
19
26%
46
110
58
1
26
26%
Shares
451/8
110
573/4
2
Apr
62% Oct
6
453/,
110
343/4
2
86
5%
*109
34
Feb
Nov 28
6
45%
110
5%
the Week
343/4
Corp
Aldens inc common
76
45%
♦108%
26 V4
V4
Jan. 15
10
6'A
Sales for
Friday
Jan.16
Thursday
57 3A
4% Jan
70
451/4
45%
*1083/4
PRICES
Jan. 14
333/a
87% Jan
36% May 26
104
Dec
3
-
6
io
45
45%
110
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
No par
May 31
*78
,
2.50
Co
6
3% Mar
29
45 Va
*1083A
Express Co
4.50%
Aug 28
155
17
2% Jan
'
9
80
May
5
12
Aodreesograph-Multigraph Corp__10
Admiral Corp
l
Affiliated Qas Equipment com
l
13 preferred w w
50
73% Jan 28
3
6
Jan
24
Steel
AND
Tuesday
Jan.13
.
100
Motors Co
Adams-Mlllls
May 21
48
106% May
18
Monday
Jan.
Par_
preferred
Sep
36% July 12
Apr
LOW
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
10
Jan
125
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
33% Jan
2
25% Jan
l'ear
for
Lowest
Highest
41% Mar IB
113% Dec
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
5%
*5
51%
51
51/4
51
•5
51/4
51
511/4
1,400
9
19, 1953
Financial Chronicle.. . Monday, January
Commercial and
The
1C
(242)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previoua
Ranee for
for
Range
1951
Year
7
35% May
i
8% Oct 22
42% Dec
51% Jan
29
12% Jan
2
36 M» July
9
8% July 18
116 Ma Jan
22
Dec
31
19
Artloom
99
Aug
107% Nov
3
19% Feb
16Ma Jan
Feb
7 Va Oct
22
24
13 %
26
22
27% Dec
29
31
20
22 Ma July 25
18
Aug
Nov
7
24% Oct
91
Nov 28
lOlVa Sep
25
89
Nov
21
41% Jan
3
68% Oct
50 Mi Nov
18 Mi Feb
2
101
Dec
16
Jan
23
6%
Oct
11
91
Jan
2
68% Dec
4
66
Jan
22
86
31
82
2
73 Ma Feb
27
30
55
98
Dec
104% Dec
15
Jun
13
Dec
2nd preferred
Investment Co
Associates
31
1
preferred
1st
5.25%
98
Aug
3
51% Jan
4
23% Oct
2
18% Jan
10
21% Jan
7
27
61% Jun 29
82
110
Dec
75% Jan
.9
96 Ma Feb
28
Sep
25
May 23
*25
s
Jun
108'/a Dec
13
44% Jan
30
26 Ms May
Ja^ 11
5% Oct
10
14% May
19
Aug 23
31
3
1
6% Jun
8
42% Jun
26
13%Jan30
5% Dec
22
16
16% Jun
25
43 Ma Jun
18
8% Mar
51% Mar
Dec
24
12% Apr
86
88 Ma
X86
52%
53 Mi
*52»4
97
*111%
(voting)
-
Conv
8% Nov 21
50% NOV 14
96
111
*173/,
18%
^lOVa
*17%
111
'
9%
9 Ma
9%
9 Va
9%
9 Ma
32 %
32 Mi
32%
x31Ma
32%
32
32 Vi
500
'•31%
16 3/a
16 Va
16 Ma
16
16 Mi
29.800
16%
16%
27ai
28
27%
27%
27 Vi
27
4
16%
.16%
28
28
'
27 Ma
273,
20%
20%
20 Mi
20%
20
20 Ms
20 MB
20%
98 V2
97
98
97%
98
973/4
97%
98
97%
97
97
»96
9634
*96
86
86%
87
99
•
97 Vi
97%
85
85
85 Ma
85%
97 Mi
*96
85
85
100 Mi
57
56%
56 %
96 Ma
114
114 '/2
114
30 Vh
30
2,100-
27 Mi
27
1.000
96
96 Ma
96 Va
32
30
30 *
30
30
35 Mb
*107 Va
7 Ma
7 Ma
*63/4
7 Ma
15 Ma
163/4
*15%
16%
7%
8
48 Ma
49 Mb
34
;15
17
49Va Nov
Apr 23
27% Jan
16
74 Ma Jan
2
30
65 Ma Jatl
Oct
16
Feb~~3
15% Dec
22
42
28%
May
36
73
11
7
31
9
% Nov
10
12% Jan
17
9% Feb
21
31% Jan
2
38
Mar
8
33% Apr
Nov 27
107
Mar
8
,94 Ma Apr
107
,
19% Oct
Dec.22
40
21
16 Mi Oct
16
16
22
Nov
7
78% Feb
14
87
Sep
30
16
Oct
7
89
47V4V
50
21 Ma
21%
21%
70%
70 Ma
*70 Mi
Dec
Corp
new
4
14
Sep
12
12
Apr
17
Feb
15
30
Jan
12
33 Ma Jun
17
3
25% Oct
20
31% Jan
14
8
10% May 16
15% Jan
28
23
19
Dec
9
Belrilng-Hemlnway
14% Apr
7
14 Ms Dec
Bell
Aircraft
18% Oct
27
28
Feb
Bell
Si Howell Co
13
94
May 22
14
19% Mar
23% Feb
2
117 Mi Jan
9
59% Feb
10
45 Ms Apr
24
64
Dec
32 Va Dec
29
29% Jan
14
38
Dec
1
94 Ma Mar
87% Oct
5
2
26% Jun
25
32% Feb
37% Feb
Oct
16
29% Jan
22
3
36% Dec
15
1
55%J?ec 31
139% Apr 29
5
Ja,n
146% Aug 26
46 Ma May
16
60
.
16% Nov
23
21 Mi Jun
80 % Dec
31
91
21
12% Oct
7
76% Sep
2
Aug
2
40% Sep
13 Ma July
2
17% Jan
16
26
22% Dec
7
Oct
17
9% Sep
44% Jan
9
46
17
16
Jan
15
July 23
19
Jan
17
Jan
13 Va
12
89
27
Jun
Va Oct
6
15-
16% July
6
11% Mar
9% May 17
31
2
49%4 Jan
3
9
61% Jan
9
8
89 Ma Jan
8
543/4 Aug
19% Jan
8
10% Nov
13
143/4 Feb
21
24
53 Mi Feb
9
39 Ma Nov
13
47%'Feb
21
Jun
29% Feb 20
5
28
16
Apr
25% Jan
9 Ms Nov
17
13% Jan
2
19 Ms Oct
3
29% Jan
2
36 Ma Sep
11
27% Jan
3
34% Mar
15% Apr
•
preferred
Bridgeport
2
12
Apr
11
40 Ma Oct
19
Dec
28
105% Jan
17
Co—
Brass
48% Nov
29
11% Jan
2
53%
Feb~16
35% Feb
4
Bristol-Myers Co common
9
1033/4 Jun
4
21
2 7 Ma Jun
5
33/4% preferred.,
Brooklyn Union Gas com
Jan
x50
12% Feb
16
5
May 3
23Mi Jan 29
51% Jun 20
17% Dec
Oct
23
19% Apr
13% Dec
2
25% Dec
4
22% Oct
16
26'
18% Jan
24
lSYs Sep
15«
49
62
Mar 13
77
Dec
91% Jan
26
88% Jun
45 Ms Jan
8
17
2
"•
Jun~ 25
17% Nov
82
;
8
*
Dec 31
83% Oct
Feb~19
47%
23 Mi May
100
4
50
16"
20
14% Nov
:
*
Bullard Co
Dec
1
7,
40% Feb
14
7
19% Jan
3
8
92a/4 Apr
14
4%
Apr
18
31
84 M2 Jan
26
76
Jan
25"
84
2
18% Oct
14.
16
Dec
22/
I8M2 Jan
7
19
,14'/a Jan
29
12
Jan
2
14% Dec
31
28
135
Oct
18
Apr 26'
118
33
11% July,17
15% Feb
75
88
Dec
21% Jun
19% July
25% Oct
2% Jun
8% July
21 Ms Nov
10% Oct
•
29
8
2
22
78% Jan
8
28 % Mar
3
;
8% Nov
;
109% May 15
25% Oct
•
13
33
July 24
5% Feb 10
2
29 % Jan
28
2
4
2
10
13% Apr 16
108 M2 Mar
6
48
20
,Feb 14
Aug
6
39% Sep
2
1
14% Dec
31
12!
13.
14
12
1% Oct 28
7Ma Apr 30
22% Jan
-
83% Dec
4
14% Jan
17 *
Jan
3 *
26
108% Jan
25yi Apr
24% May lb
L
8
28
18% Oct 28
104% Apr
193/4 Nov
11% Sep 21
8
30
41% Jan
31% Jan
11% May
13
29
91% Dec
15% Jan
9
Feb
10% Oct
19
7% Mar 15
101% Jan.
Apr
July
129
2
4
4 -
Jan
21
3% Jan
22.
29
10
Ms Jan
26
Dec
17
12;
July 17
11%-Jan
89
Dee
4
95
Jan
14
43
% Jan
19
51
Sep
5
9
-
xl6% May 26
20
Jdn
7.
11
38% Dec
10
31% Nov 17
48% July 18
61
Feb
16
X46% Nov 25
56
Apr
17% Jan
2
23 % Sep
10
21 Va Feb
20
28
Dec
3
19
52
Jun
5
55% Mar
7
51% Jan
17
55%'Feb
11
13
July 11
17% Mar 22
9% Oct
15
16% Jan
31
Jan
19 Va Aug
16% Oct
9
18% Jan
30
10
2
For footnotes
see page
2
20.
40% Mar 31
I
Bush Terminal Bldg 7 %
pfd
prior preferred
31
32
10%
20%
24 Vi
7%
73/8
14 Ms
143«
14 Vb
11 Ma
11V*
11 Mi
52 Ma
53
52%
5 3 Ma
78 Ma
79 M»
79 Ma
80 Va;
*935/B
94 3/8
93%
93%
'12%
12%
*12%
12%
44%
*43
44%
31%
78 Me
Packing Corp
39 3/4
39% '
3834 *
37
37
263,4
26 /
*97 Ma '
98
"26%
26%
52%
53
53
12
12
12
11 Ms
12
12
12
11%
*64
65 Mi
65
65
-19
19 Mb
19
19%,
15%
100
48 Va
38
91
91
*81
83
16
16 3%
r
49
16%
15
*91
14%
.
35'
35
'
10%
10%
23%
106%
2 3%
x23%
*104Va" 106 \
2 1Mb
2%
Ma
27%
8%
25
23
'23
106
21%
/
273a2Mb
com__1.66%
No par
93
93
93 Va
100
*47
48%
48
48
19
19 Vi
19 34
19% '
-
32%
32%
*53
'
32 %'
•
54
: 29
33
^54
•"*53
'28 VV
*
28 Mb
-
29%
8 Mi
V 22
2538
110/
17,300
•
30
84 Ma '«
10%--123% 1'
2,800
1,000
.
94 Ma
,
70
48 Vi
*47 Ma
193i
*19 Vi
193s
32 V'a
33%
54
54
2934
29%
56%,
56%
56%
12%
12%
12%
13 Mb
173.4
17%
17 Ms
•17%
18
•
32 %•
*53
29%
'
22 %'
2,800
'
2%
4,400
8%
7,200
48%
19%
'7 1,400'
22 "*f
818
25%
95 Va
47 Vi
•
27%
:
11 Ms
94
■
!
-2Mb
25%
11 Mb
17%
,
J 27%
,
83b
4
56
.
510.,
:/
'-•2334
/ *105- •; 106
2 Vi
8 3 3'
12%
56
-15%
*83 Vi
27«/a
2Mb
Mi
12 Vi
*55
27 Mi
27,%
11%
"
900,
;;
36:
"10%
T
94
:
10,200 ^
•
128-.
«1534
►
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24 3
834
,
94
•
23% '
/21%
,
24%
11 Ma
•
'
21%
2
70
163-i
'*35
*•••
10Mb
106
13,500
-
'
83%
V{
23 Va
.
•600t
-
.
83-Vv'
*125 Mi
15%
*105 '
-1.600/:
5,000
'••414 #•.' -14
".
11
25 Ma
11
36
92
•/'' 16%
*
*105
•
16%
*81>
•
14 Mb
10
10%
8%
P.Vi
11
•
128
83 Mi
15 Va
39
16%
j'. *90 Ma
%
15 Ma
84 Ma
2%
25%
-
83
*35
"
,10%
'.
27%
2 Mi
;
;
16% \ 163i
*83 Mi
,
21 Ma
2 Mi
27
21%
27
21 MB
.36
,
15Va
•
-
.84 Ma '.
*83%
-
*35
800
'
.
18
*38%"
91
91 "■
*125-
...
9,300
7934 V
50 Ma -V
,
'
*14%
143%
128
125
'
15 Ma
15 Mi
Ma
*
:
1534
50
v-17 Mb *
Vi'
16Mb
*81
.
165/8
16%
125 Ma
"
106
—25
►39
16Mb
83
*14 Ms
14%
125%
-
83a
no par
38%
'
91%
,.
.*81
16 Ma
£'16%
14 Mi
35
''
'
10%
Capital Admin class A common—_1
$3 preferred A
;
10
Capital Airlines Inc
1
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
;_10
18
I6M2
83•
*81.
1
130
,
91
91
.
'
16%
•
14 Me-
No par
18 Mi
38 M«
5,200
"79 Mi
V
49%
18 Mi
18
1,700
'
*
49 3/4
*38 Mi
100
19%
24%
15%
15%"
80
"
50 Vi
V
400
3,000
12
243/4
,
'
*793b
200?
3,800
19 Ma
24%
l5Ma
•
79%
.r 16 Ma
38Ma'.
".16%
.
15%
.
,
.
64 V2
*63
19%
24 Mb
25%
15%
79%
.
,
53 Ma '
12
19%
•
*125
35
i
18%
38 Mi
,
.16 Ms
50
48%
••■1.75/8
18
17%
*38
79 Ma
19%
243/i
15%
79%
4!) '
25%
15%
-
15 Mb
80
*48
1
100
100
25
25 M«
25
*79%
65
26 V2
*5234
65.:
*63 Ma
*63 Ma
*19'/a
"
97 Ma
26 Ma
26 Ma*
52%
t
800
6,000
26 Mi
'
97 Ma ■
98
26 3,8
52%
•
16,600
39% ;.
37
25%
•'
26 Mi,
*97 Ma
600
6,800
>
-
36 Ma
393/4
26 %
.
22 Ma
5/100
lOMe
22V4
'
'
.
97 Ma
2514
Ltd.-
31 Me
1034
22 Ma
52 3/i
.5
Ry Co
44%/
11
22 Mb
36
310
500
*43'
26%
No par
,
12 Mi
•
"
97 Ma '
1
Inc
8,000
93Ma
*3134
32
26 Va
5
Campbell W & C Foundry
79 Mi
'
52%
*23%
Callahan Zinc-Lead
53%
3,200
4,500
i23i
10%
26
25%
25%
25%
5.800
11 MI
93%
11
38%;
i
14 MB
53
22%
36
■■
38%.?
36
*35 Mi
290
13 Ms
10%
.,
"7 Mi
11%
•
22 Vs
:
22 M«
37%
37%,
32
,32
"31%
10%
21%
22
36
•43
>,
31%
10%
-
(A M) common
No par
participating preferred—.100
Byron Jackson Co
10
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
13
1,190
7%
14%
113/s
44%
1.800
24
2334
'
14%
94%
20 Ma
20%
v
97%
7%
Breweries
18,800
7%
•
"
4,800
4234
7.%
103/4
37%
Byers Co
Canadian
2434
.7 Mi
79 Ma
500
21 Ma
42%
12%
36
5,300
4 IMa
23 Va
*43
'
8,100
17 Mi
2434
42 Mb
53%
500
19% .';
"21%'
*20 Ma
11%
180'
24 Mb
213/4,
24% ?
*93 %
10 Mi
Canada Southern
243/8
20%
84%
Hecla
*21 Ma
24%
13%
94%'
10 M«
&
21%
243/»
42%
11
15%
Calumet?
1734
21%
-
700
6,600
;
•
19V4
17%
24%
79
*83 Mi
.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
$4.25 conv preferred
17%
-
'
35,100
\
17
•
19%
20 Ma
53
5
common
preferred
Zinc-.
Butte Copper &
California
MB
42
7%
15
4Va%
19
17%
24 Ma
■
100
Butler Bros
19%
20%
13 Mi
5
preferred
preferred
conv
36%
42%
7%
25%
37
36
41%
14
21 Ma
*80
20%
45
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
Bush Terminal Co
1
5%
36 Ma
82
8T
52%
Burlington Mills Corp common
10% Jan
*3534"
'
26%
Inc.
Co
80 Mi
,
81
x23%
.
*43 Mi
No par
No par
1
.10
3%%
Jan
24 Ma
*12%
No par
"
new..
Watch
Bulova
-15Ma
80 Vi
21 Ma
24 Mb
93%
^5
4
Aug
13% Jan
118% Dec
Inc.—
(The) Co common..
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co."
81 Va May 29
87 Mi. Feb
3
;
Budd
12
15%
16
15 Ma
97 Ma
Bucyrus-Erie Co
26
36 Ms May
Co
143 Mi
*142
15%
5,400 i
3634
36%
100
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
26
15% Dec
Feb
163/4 Dec
37%
Shoe
Bigelow
27% July 24
.
7
41
Brown
3
Si
55%
142 Mi
19
17%
21 Ma
24 %
v
*
54%
142'%
No par
40
1
15
preferred
conv
cum
Brown
14
63Ma Dec
20 a% May
76% Jan
19
5%
54 3/4 May 29
3
UMaOct 31
13 Ma Feb
1 17%
21 Ma
7V4
No par
.2.50
Briggs & Stratton
Jan
95
17%
Mi
13%
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
2 4 Ma Oct
30
x92
17 Ma
5
55 Mb
*363/8
24 Mi
*21
2.50
5
Inc__
36 MB
55 Ma
19%
100
Bearing Co
Airways
36 Ma
55%
15 Ma
36%
19
100
——
36%
Ma',
3 6 Ma
RR—
preferred wi
26 Mb
;
142 Va' 142%
19 Mi
19
510
1,700
263/4
26 Mb
"*
37
79 Mi
-
82
80
11 Mi
Braniff
Nov 21
37:'
24.
-x23% Nov 10
30
53%
Bower Roller
1
25
22% Deo
18
33
Dec
38% Dec
7
Jan
>
30 Ma Apr
9
80
"
27
15%
78 Mi
5%
143/4 Jan
35
2
17
142 %
15 Ma
26 Mb
77,100
l5/a"
36%
■
2,500
,
10334
-1%
I
■J
12,100
363/i
36%
ill. I
290
-
62%
*103
1Mb
IMa
1%
1,200
94
61
103 Ma
103 Va
*
1,800 "
12,000
21 Mi
*92
36Mb*'
36 Ma
36 31
5,500
'
Ma
22
55
'
*
11 Mi
•Common wi
26
Nov
12
142%
15%
53
3Va%
95% Apr
11% Nov
24% Jan
55 Ma
143
61%
103
50
123/4 *•■
■21
617'4
61 MB
-
•30
.'••293/i
94
*92
94
60%
3 6 Ma
5
100
Borg-Warner Corp common
Dec
82
.
21 Ma
27 Mi
54%
15%
class A
21%
21 Mi
27
3 6 Mb
24
Co
2234
1%
27
21
Ami
22%
1%
41%
-
;i2-Va""
22Mi
36 Va
55 Mi
*
143
,
1%
,
23%
Boston & Maine
39
54 Ms
12%
23 Mi
103
36%
36 Mb
29%
12%
36%
26%
26 Va
29%
12%
/
60%
104 Mi
1%
1%-
*31 Ma
2934
*92
2,700
33 Vi
32%
21 Ma
r
36%
104 Mi
•14 Mi
12 Ms
,
10
143/s
33
30
1,100
*32Va
143/4
143/B
14%
29%
,93
103 3/i
37
36%
*80
81
32 Ma
,
21 Ma
59 Va
60%
59%
20%
Bon
11 Mi Jan
12 M» Nov
Jan
103% Jan
93
93
40%
Boeing Airplane Co
293/4 Jan
71% Mar
29
21
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Jun
<
29
52 Ma Oct
12
July 6
58% Jun
21
5
41% Dec
25
-
29
21 Ms Dec
3
20%
—No pir
Class B_
—:
No pur
Bond Stores Inc
1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
1.25
Borden Co (The)
—15
253/4 Nov
31% May 16
6
10
-
Dec
23.
14
27
81
81
23
'2-1%
5
22M2 Dec
18 Mi Apr
22 Mi Oct
27% Dec
21%
(Delaware)
C/O
19
*80
l.OOO
*
38M4
105 Ma
*183/i
.
22Mb
21%
*36%
Blaw-Knox
3.
3 9 MB
*104'4
19 Mb
»,
12%
Black & Decker Mfg
18% Nov
15% Oct
39%
104 Mi
143/4
33
50
GOO
1,800
.IOM4
v
39 MB
29%
104 Mi
10%
104 Mi
*80
,,
92%
10 5/«
600
1
22%"
*183/4
14%
*32%
40
*1
22%
19
18 MB
81
143/4
Co——No par
_„10
Bliss (E W) Co
1
Bliss Si Laughlin Inc
2.50
Blockson Chemical Co
7.50
39% Mar
15Ms Mar 15
19
17% Jun
14
*80
14%
12 Mb
100
20
Nov
32
4
20% Sep
Jan
84
81
*39
..
80
7,200.
16Mb
16 3/a
16%
22%
1,400
105 Ma' 106
19%
29
7% preferred
L
-100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
7
39%
12%
-
18Ma Jan
16
25
32% July
15 Ms Jun
25
30
155% Feb
29
27
1
29% Mar
1
.32% Nov 17
46% Jun
1% Mar
14
*39" *
4,100
52
lOVa
29%
5
common—10
$3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co
1 peso
Best Si Co
—1
Best Foods
—
—1
Bethlehem Steel (Del) com—No par
11
106 Ma Dec
19
103/4
14%
Cum pfd
lysNov
Aug 21
2
138% Dec
Jan
87
26
22%
10%
12 Mb
common
51 Mi
1
22%
.
:
71 Ma
"
40
10%
—1
1
71 Ma
163/8
*39
•
.
23
39 Vi
40,800 " t
21 Mi
53%
10%
33
46Ma
21%
52
223/l/
19
1.
^
,28 Mi
46 M»
22%
105%
i«,2oo...:
-
72
*71 Ma
16%
39%
3.400
10 MB
'
54%
*104 Ms
2,200
7
363/8
•
27 3/a
'
21%
21 Va
71%
53 Va
40
81
Corp
Loan
71%
56
1
Corp—
28%
Va * 46%
*16 Mi
19
*32 Ma
28
; 46
22 Ma
*39
39
*
28%
47,..
21%
16%
v'
105 Ma
19
28
39%
10%
10%
39
*104
Bendlx Aviation-
Beneficial
23
1,700
10.
71% •;
29
—
preferred
4%%
22
10
1% Jan
*
28
29
Jun
77
•
*91% Feb
July 23
89
46% Jun
;21% Jan
9
23
Works Corp
Iron
10 Mi
•/ *163/b
16 Mi
38
>50 %
36
10
.
*38 Va
16 Mi
38
68,400
6 3/i
6 Mb
36%
46%
'•"
/
•21%
53%
53
51 Ma
50
preferred
35
25
30 Ms Jun
100
10
10
1
31
22% Jan
100
Brothers common
33% Jan
10% Mar 13
29% Jun
13
Corp
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3%% convertible preferred..—100
Beaunlt Mills Inc common
2.50
Beck Shoe (A S) 43/i% pfd
?.—100
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
Beech Creek RR——
-50
Beech-Nut Packing Co
10
Bath
22
11% Dec
5
24% Dec
20 Ms May 23
37 Mi Feb
29
July 19
78
28%
46 3/8
4 Ma %
28% Jan
•96
28
47
Barker
43% Jan
9
28%
46%
23
Jan
2
i
10
27%
Barber Oil
10
54% Dec
41
2
Jan
4%
.10
noncumulative preferred—100
Baltimore & Ohio common
19% Jan .10
il9% July
.37
10 Mi
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
29% Dec
20
14
10
10 Mi
21
20
36 Ma Feb
17% Jan
(The) _No par
6%
36 Va
6%
63/4
353/4
26
6
17 Ma Feb
63% Sep
6%
36%
Nov
8% OCt
17
,18
6%
36 Ma
23 Va Jun
22
24 V2 Jan
45% Nov
6-%
373/8
36
10%
6 Ma
36%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
15 Mi Jan
2
July 2
'Jun 28
15% July
1
1
Wilcox Co
8 Vi
8
50%
2,100
14
13 Mb
8%
3,300
8Mb
8
8%
493/4
100
16Mb
14
8
100
-
7V'8
*15%
16%
73/4
8Mb
*3%
7
14
280
4
273/4
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2734
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13
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28
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1,500
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Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
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12
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3
Mar
31
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11%
10
,
Common
30
117 Ma Jan
2
4
,
10% Jan
29
18
Atlas Corp
Atlas
11% Jan
7% Nov
15% Sep
■
26
24 Ma Feb
Sep
31
25
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26
1
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120
.
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18
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28
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17
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8
36% May
17%
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96%
preferred
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Atlantic Coast Line RR
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22
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17%
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11%
111 Ma
4%
23
Dec
15
.
31
92 Va Jun
123% Dec
7
17
Feb
4
Jan
83
17%
41 Ma
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10%
50
50
10
-—
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6
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Aug 26
94
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58
18
42%
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Atchison Topeka Si
Aug
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28
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91
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20
17 Ma
2.50
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23% Mar 25
16 Ma Oct
Inc
Carpet Co
Shares
41 Mb
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Arvin
31
32% Dtc
6
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15
28% Oct
22% July 12
19
Cork Co com
Armstrong
the Week
17%
53 %
par
par
par
par
5
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Arnold Constable Corp
9% Dec
3
July 23
8 Me Dec
1
10
92 Ms Jan
120
109% July 17
15 Ma
Apr
46 Ms Nov
Jan
104
7
91 Me Dec
28
59% Aug
3
46 Mi Jan
Mar 13
Jan
Jan. 15
41%
86 %
No
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No
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preferred
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96
57
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Jan.10
Thursday
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11
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41 Va
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5
of Illinois coin
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22
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96
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SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 13
17 Ma
5
Argo Oil Corp—
Armco Steel Corp
22
31
27% Jan
15% Oct
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
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29
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20
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5
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18
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6
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21
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24
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2
15
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8% Jan
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16
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16
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15
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26
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8
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80
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27
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2
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14
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24
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27
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27
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15
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29
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26
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15
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100
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26
94 V* Feb
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19
13
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24
19 % Jan
16
28
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8
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14
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107
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8
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1
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-
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30
31
Dec
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2
54 "•
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100
South Air Lines—No par
94%
95
94%
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95
95
20 %
20'/*
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28
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18
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■
84
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Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
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1
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29
44
,
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3
55
•
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23
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—
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91
3
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18
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4
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27
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16
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3
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3
132
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12
806
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,
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26
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29
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18
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5
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25
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29
85
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29
17
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18
61
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41
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39
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24
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.
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7
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.
24
22
38
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9
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33
28
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29
35% Dec
2
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Jun
4
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58
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65% Mar 19
4
4
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2
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2
59
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28
3
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1
4
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15
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37
27
2
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22% Jan
8
32% Aug
2
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30
31
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33
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•
25
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9
Jan
2
33% Dec
20
105% Dec
3
108% Oct
115
Feb
Feb
.
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Corp—No par
25
Dec
31
34% Mar 21
31% Dec 24
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27
10% Dec
31
14% Jun
25
30% Jan
2
16
Feb
18
Feb
26
29
113% Mar
27
110
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2
42
Nov
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16
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8
2
11
,
>
1
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Feb
93
92
92%
92
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14
14
14
103
102
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102
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32
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57
57
58
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58
58
58
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56
39
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28
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29
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31
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4
For footnotes see page 20.
99
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5
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16
92-
7
48% Dec
-
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31
99
117
Jun ;16
Feb
8
26
26'A
24
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24
29
29
29
29
Coppermines Corp
—
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certificates ;of deposit_^„
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1
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30
10
10
10
10
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20
19%
20
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37%
38
38
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;
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$4.25
:
preferred
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107'A
10
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56
56
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36
36
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104
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91
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72
50
,
55
106%
108
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4,100
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——
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Container Corp of America com—10
■
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100
Continental. Baking Co com*_No par
$5.50 preferred.—^
No par
$4.52
10%
11%
32
rights'
$4.50 preferred-^.
,
11%
5,500
99%
14%
x54 %
RR Of Cuba
1,500
J4%
100
Con sol
28,900
108
108
108
110
34%
38%
38%
107%
*99
14%
400
6,200
38%
•109-Va
-
100%
38%
38%
1,300
9'A
108 VB
108
Light
&
Power Co of Bait com—No par
-3,500
26'A
7%
26
27%
38%
108'A
*108
108%
*29
9%
9
7%
26%
24'/*
24%
No par
Ctrnmon
102% Jan
102
26
^_No par
Consumers
12
12
90% Oct
•'-
23
38% Dec
2
7%
7%
7%
7%
25%
;
39% Dec 12- -pfd
10
9% Oct; 15
9
/
•
7,300
25%
Consolidated Grocers Corp—<.-1,33Vj
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
15
48
25%
3,500
40%
25%
4%%
10,400
40%
Co com—25
Corp—i.
Preferred
48%
25%
pfd--——
,Preferred A%
20
48
No par
10
Co
Edison of N
12%
62'A
E)ec__8
Ohio
Southern
10
Qonsoi
140
25%
Nast Publishing Co„^No par
Consolidated
440
1,590
*61%
Engineering
Mills
10
89%
19%
45%
&
6,800
20 %
12%
Co
—
45
89%
62
Carbon
3,100
—
44%
44%
50
300
79'A
113
112
—
44%
*78%
79'A
112
240
9,700
3,100
19%
Consolidated Cigar—
,16% Jan
'•!
20%
*89
Congoleum-Nab'n Inc—
22
10
*73%
37
-
75
*43%
75
*43 %
4
'
52%
12%
cumulative
Commercial Credit
Apr
'
83
108'A
62
-
260
2,000
52'A
12%
25
82%
43'A
160
108 Vb
61%
105% July 45
1,400
52%
61%
1
1,500
'
83
62%
$5
3,100
120
32
15%
*78%
*61%
'
14%
x52%
62 '/a
:1
15,100
92%
102
58%
75
*73%
160
*15%
82
82
42%
*145
83
52%
108%
42
t
*78%
52%
82
81%
42
160
*145
83
52%
82'A
41%
43 V*
41%
*145"i
31%
,
*61%
27% Dec 31
23
17
16
106% Oct
91V*
100
preferred-No par
19
Jan
2
6,400
12%
Superheater Inc——
109'/* Mar 27
2
89% Dec
32% Jan
73
12%
25
16% Jun
% Mar
72%
15
:25
July 2
31V* Feb -.7
5
21
99
"
73
12%
Cone
May 28
45% Dec 21
2
24
92
72%
14%
COlumbus
52% Oct
5
July 31
166% Jan
Jan
Oct
17
73%
38%
Columbian
10 % Aug
-
3
21% Feb
Oct
73
12%
$4.25
'
102
73%
15
—
Conde
13
1
'22% Jun
101% Dec
72%
39
B„i
L2
97% Jan, 19
61% July 20
34% Mar
74
132
18
106.
3
11
30
3,200
73
12%
"
•
36%
*130%
"
Feb
35%
101
78 '/a
10% Feb
xl06% Jan
10
J
36'/a
131V2
28% Jan
,
32% July. 18
•i
3
107
12
36
78%
conv
7% May
24
16
98% July 19
July 17
35%
131V*
convertible preferred
1
10
360
35%
No par
$1.40
10
7,300
101'A
36'/*
102
———'
100
cumulative 2nd preiened—100
prefenhd
$1.32
,
41%
41%
41%
101%
101%
35%
101%
14%
-
45% Jan
41'A
101'A
*101%
36 V*
102
29
Consolidated Gas
'
41
40%
'
35%
28%
31
27
i
2
19% Mar
41 Va
20
28,300
29%
31
6
13% Jan-- 2
40%
40%
1,300
93%
91%
29
35% Dec
19
26 % Feb
937/B
29%
34% Dec
Nov
20
29
37
93
9Q
2
21 % Apr
18
Jun
36
93%
29%
14
28
Jun
104% Nov
38%
92%
29'/*
26
6% Dec
35% Jan
■24
*36%
92%
28%
32% Jan
23% Oct
29
'30
36
38%
91%
'i:
7y„ Jan
;
*34%
*36%
92
700
4%
Commonwealth Edison
6
J
10%
11
90'A
Commercial Solvents
3
28
11
11
4'A
11
11% Feb
6
11
11
4,800
90'A
31
29% Nov
Jun
•25
11
200
3
4%
34% Dec
2
22'/* Bee
v
2%
3
4
35'/8 Jan
27
9% Jan
27
37'/a
90 Va
3
3
4''/b
27
30% Jan
7
28
Dec
*37
3
3
4
35 % Dec
27% Jan
17,900
9%
14'A
38%
l7
21V*
*9-%
9%
13%
-2.50
30
38% Aug
20
17% Oct
6
Jan
21
21V*
*13%
14
*90
.'Class
V* Aug 13
'44%
Nov'14
1,100
14
14
-
39'/*
4
94%
4'/*
Combustion
/
94%
95-
90%
Co
26
63
11
11
11'A
*94%
.Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
Columbia Pictures common__No par
11
5
11,100
4%
Internat'l
1
29
56% Jun
22% Mar 10
x36'A July 11
Jan
10% Dec r
19
51% Sep
39% Apr
;
13% Oct
15
11
25
12
32% Jun
28
12% Jan
Dec
Jun
54% Mar 17
35'/* Jan
4C0
8,
68%
90%
Colgate-PalmoUve-Peet ,com_JNo par
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
Coloradp Fuel & Iron—>
.No par
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
100
AVo
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
9
22% July
Oct
10
Jan
'95
2
'
17% Oct '15
•
36
Jan
87
47% Dec
23
100
67%
68%
4'/*
COca-Cola
13
18
Oct
2,700
70%
90%
Coca-Cola
Jan ' 7
102.
X100V* Nov 29
88
2,900
70%
23%
'
75
6,600
53
23%
common—
——
CluettPeabody &; Co cqm
32'/* Jan
18%
41%
V*
52
5)0 %
Inc
conv
cum
Clopay Corp 4
22
18'A
40%
1
Foods
4Va%
•
:<
2
6,000
preferreedl—100
1
Clinton
25'A Jan" 2
% Mar 18
Cj& St Louis Ry Co com
100
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
Cleve, Elec
4
75
24 % Oct
138
28
Jun
21
36 y* Feb
29% July 17
l30Va Dec 28
•
9
3
81% Apr
27
CC
29
29% May ' 1
13
Sep
109% Jan
.
4
Dec
26
35Vs.May
34'/* Apr' 16
24
89 Va Dec 31
Apr
56% Sep
14
37% Jan
5
No par
City Stores Cb common5
4% % convertible: preferred—100
Clark Equipment Co new
—_20
22
80
_5
100
preferred
City Products Corp—
10
>155
21
105% Mar 12
Oct' 18
,
,
5
48% Feb
5%%
i
7
Feb
,
74'/a Jan:
7
'.July
90
Sep
48% D,c
' 7
12
140
25
18
.
79 Va Nov
Jan1 5
Jan4 31
111
30
Nov
City Investing Co common
14
33 % Juiy -1
40% Dec
Apr
Cities Service Co-
30
102
14% May 12
15
50% Nov'
10
28
Oct
,
-
.
Feb~*~5
155
Dec
No par
Jan
114
8
21
i
42'A Jan
1
Corp
3
9%
14
*10%
40%
4%. preferred
14% Dec
22
Jail
Jau
100 y* Feb
28
j(103'A Dec
25
-25
25
-
9%
14
3
3
101 Va
C I T Financial
9'
!
—
<
14
:
_i—100
Milling Machine Co—10
3
89 Va Oct
7
Corpi-—L
77% Dec
92"
21'/a Jan'26
De'c 27
75
preferred
Co_
Copper
"4
15
32% Mar
27% July 31
140
*13%
1
50
41%
20%
9%
•9%
10
Co. common——
49%
'
No par
Cab——.
45,200
71
67%
71
21%
18%
*69%
68%-
22
18
*67
1,800
20%
-52%
66%
Cincinnati
10
94
70'/*
*68
70
9%
50%
VB
66%
4
Oct
■
27
50
66 V*
2
11 % Jan
3
85% Jun
50%
par
Dec
120 y2 Sep
84% Mar 28
■8 V* Jan
50
*67'/a
—Cincinnati Gas & Electric com—17
10-
50%
2,800
9%
22
par
37% Dec
31V* Jun
27
57% Dec'11
41% Jan
103
21%
18%
Chrysler
-
22'/8
52
convertible
Chile
30
21%
41%
'*
98
22%
51%
'
25
Dec
27
93
5%
Mar 12
13
48% Jan
5
68% Feb
9%
41%
Chickasha Cotton Oil—
29% Nov
9%
19
8
13
Feb
9%
51%
18
50
9%
41
Yellow
82% Apr "14
17%
18%
&
10
'
19% Mar 30
5
2
17
41'/*
Chicago
65% July
17%
19
Chicago
38% July 31
17'A
52
Oonv
Childs
2,400
17 Ve
40%
6-
-'4% Mar 12'
5,400
33
51V*
12% Feb
2% Oct 30
10,900
24%
33
51%
20% Dec
Jan
18%
24%
327/B
40 Va
19
Oct 27
18%
247/B
32%
18%
11
13
19
24%
33'/*
'
51V*
18
31
18%
25
33
40 Va
Apr
12
19
24%
18'/*
95
81% Jail
18%
;
100
A
'
•
*85
Pneumatic Tool com_Nopar
preferred .series
8% Sep
9
pfd
noncum
convertible preference—No
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
23'
Nov
A
>.$3
July 25
*
•
2,500
No par
Chicago
' 9
6,600
25 Va
17
30
49 V* Jan
21%
24%
17%
23'
75
21%
25'A
*17'/*
56% July
61'/a.,Apr 28
22%
25
17%
42% Dec
Va Sep 12
61May 3
21%
25'A
17%
32% Feb 20
70
22%
25 V*
33%
45 Va Apr
58% Apr 27
43% Oct 29
22%
25%
25
3
24
22%
24%
19
9
'
22 V*
33%
&
100
22%
24 Va
Paul
19,400
86%
86'A
18 %
St
39%
*85
39%
*85
18%
Milw
39
85%
39
85'A
33'/*
Chic
200
39%
39%
85'/*
25'/*
Mar 19
5,000
30%
39
18%
Class B
300
6%
6%
*30
39'/*
33
23
Feb
39%
2,300
101
101
6%
30 Vb
24%
18
1
102
6'A
30%
1
50
preferred
50
•Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
28
*101
6%
30%
v
31%
85%
22'/*
5%
Oct
600
35
31V4
*30'/b
25
Chicago Great Western Ry com
32
31%
6 Va
30% '
*30
40
Chicago Corp (The)
7
18% Dec
6%
6'/*
6%
30
Chic & North Western ..com—No par
12
34% Dec
—'
Class A
•
7,000
39
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
.
17
12 Va Mar
200
6,600
*85
•i
20
30
101 Va
23
20
25
101 va
W
18'/* Feb
17% Jun
101V*
Dec
15 '/* Feb
7
101'/*
88
28'/a Apr
5
101%
39% Dec
9
14Va Feb
101%
2
2
7
No par
preferred
i
Cab Manufacturing
4
38% Feb
7% Nov
31'A
6
331/* Jan
16
30'%
30
5
Jan
30%
—1.25
9
19
30 Va
Chesapeake Corp of Virglnia_J
5
Chesapeake & .Ohio Ry common—25
3Va% convertible preferred—"
100
29
29
30%
Checker
12% Jan
12% Jun
30%
17'
17% Oct
27% Nov
•
1
a
26
> 34
'. May 17
1,800
,
7T1/,
y'r
'/a Jan
8% Jan
5% Oct 23
28
1100
12,000
*14%
8%
37
No par
1
800
23%
20%
*23
20%
20%
5
;
Corp
'24
6,700
'
Jan
Dec
29
230
20
50
;
700
108
10
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Chain Belt Co^
:5'/» Aug 10
97
180
'
12%
Century Ribbon Mills
1
30
1
17,200
133
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
25
3,700
12%
Central Afioleta Sugar Co.'.
6
29'
Feb
42
150
58%
*103%
33%
•
16% Apr
-
140
'
105 %
*103%
37
140
60
14,000
<5%
9
20% Dec
Feb
142
59%
-
700
12%
Central & South West Corp
/ 24% Oct
17
: Jan
36%
37 V*
1<2
60
105%
16,500
32%
•'
20
58 %
59%
*103%
*73
•65 Vu
Central RR Co^of N J class A
10
60%
105 '/a
36%
•%
96 V*
Georgia Ry vtc—No par
'preferred series B vtc
•
421
5
74
—100
5%
9
•
143
60
*103 Va
37%
59
Centra! Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
24% Oct
9
V8
36
133
.1
5
3
143
60%
105%
—_100
Central
40'/* Feb
t
59%
*103%
conv
:
Apr
'143%
10
i...,!
25
: Dec
*142
100
1-100
common
21% Nov
8
700
1,600
'13%
29
■
73'A
*13%
4%%
x34
30
59%
73'A
13%
'
18
58% Oct
36%
*57'/a
74'A
13%
2
Feb
:
2
25
«% Jan*'
35%
58'A
1
.5
18
16 '/a Apr
33l/* Jan
37
*i2%
-110% Oct
•
36 %
58'A
74%
8
15
2,000
59 Va
Jan
2
27
: May 11
27
26
Nov
19
28% Mar
2
49
3 7'A
15% Feb
2
Mar
29
i
47%
74
•19% Oct
101% Dec; 22
36%
48%
53%
Aguirre Sugar Co
•
36
36'A
30
3,200
48'%
3j Va
Foundry ,Co__.—1
•
21
13
48%
Central
17% Jan
23
36% Dec
32 Ye Jan'
'A
38'A
74%
Central
8 ■*
23
.
"47
Shares
112
38%
59
-
57% Feb
13
46%
*111
38%
37
Central
24 % Feb
Jan'
40-'%
112
138 'A
72%
Centra]
14
46%
*111
'
36 %
preferred series A_100
iCelotex Corp common
1
No par
5% preferred—
1
20
•>
10% Dec
16 y« July
39 Vi Jan>
%%
4
28
9% Feb
-
preferred
—
38%
111
*57%
common—
4.20%
36%
10
Celanese Corp of 'Amer com—No par
2 •
20% Mar 12 >
19'% July 30
1
Co
Px-eferred
26
Jun
58% Aug
I)
38%
16
.
50
series
Carriers & General Corp_
(J
111%
38'A
Jan
i
series.—.50
preferred 4.80'A
Case
>110%
38'/*
*46
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Jan. 15
111%
111
PRlfES
Thursday
Jan. 44
38 %
5
preferred 47o
i
Feb
152
2
"15% Jan
B
18
116 1
10
105% May 24
14% Jan,
3 i
SALE
HIGH
"Wednesday
Jan. 1.8
mo%
par
common!
AND
Tuesday
Jan.12
Ohio Ry_100
&
Light—%—No
&
Conv
154% Aug 21
3
Power
Conv
i
55% Jan
106
5
Jail;
Nov
142
t6
Mar
155
8
j.
May 24
981/* Dec/
-
Monday
Par
Carpenter Steel Co
2
Jan
STOCK
Clinchfield
Carrier Corp
4
18 V* Jan
3d
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Hi guest
Lowest
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
NEW
1952
Year
for
Range
1961
Year
Lowest
46
^
for Previous
Range
103 %
*101%
20
20%
20%
91%
92
91
46 'A
46
45%
*93%
112%
96
112%
*.93%
112%
41
103%
460
41%
5,500
41
*101%
103 Va
20%
20%
i 1
91'A
-46%
46"%
47
*3%
96
96
113%
270
106'A <106 Va
•
91%
21
3,300
112'A
113
20,800
790
8,800
100
270
11
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(244)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Year
8
25
Jun
21
12% Jan
10
64% NOV 28
7% July
2
2
48% July
July
2
26% Jan 12
22% Jun 28
22
19% Jun
49
29
Mar 17
13
Oct
23
Aug 16
3
17% Oct
Jan
78
Year
for
Lowest
Highest
Jun
17
Range
1951
Lowest
18
3
7% Nov 17
16% Feb
15
Nov
17
68% Apr
lfl
30
11
1952
Continental Cop Si Steel Ind com
5% convertible preferred
15 y4 Feb
0
81% Nov 26
Continental Diamond
10% Nov 28
Continental Motors
20
7% Apr
12
56% Jan
2
75
Apr
3
1
19% Oct
28
25
Jan
30
33 y. Nov
16
25% Dec
18
31% Aug 13
8
18% Oct
22
1
23% May
29% Jan 25
28% Jan
a
30% Nov
11
Oct
44
Dec
2
12
51% Jan
14
Continental
13% May 24
29
60'/4 Jun
38
Jan
x92% Dec 11
x66
3
Jan
166% May 17
-
17% Jun
2
63
July 18
2
78
2
11
x91% Dec
19
93
104 % Mar
19
104% Feb
79% Aug 17
186
Jan 23
Oct
Continental Oil
Continental
1
73
Jan
10
178
166
5% Jan
26
3% Jun
2
jun
28
2% Jan
12
1 % Oct
16
27% Jan
2
42% Oct
19
88% Dec 20
103% Feb
20
91% Jan
9
12% May 8
11% Jun
27
10% Jan
2
25
Nov
17
15
Jan
2
7
29 % Mar
28% Oct
24% Jun 19
Oct
8
33% Dec 20
39'% Feb
14
47% Nov 24
57% Oct
3
Jan
31
31'A Jun 29
47% Oct
3
27
28
99yaOct
3
22
97% Nov 20
79
23
Jun
Jun 25
106
12% Oct
2V
22
1
99% Jan
9
103% Jun
13
Oct
28
39% Jan 30
77% Oct 23
22
Mar 25
92 ya Jan 30
Jun
24
36 y4 Dec
5
15% Sep
25
20% Jan
18
129% Jan
Feb
25
7% Jan
a
19
Apr
10
Jan
8
77
Mar
8
9% July
9
14% Oct
8
9% Aug 27
3
31% Aug 20
26% Apr 24
6% NOV
23
10 y4 Feb
3
Dec
31
106% Feb
48% Jun
28
Jan
15
10
12 y« Jan
9
8% July
2
57
27% Feb
23% Dec 12
128% May 23
28
Jun 29
5
Mar 20
Feb~13
11
96
36% Dec
32
24%
185
Jan
19% Jan 28
5
2
X25
12
66% Dec
13
Mar 27
Dec
27
36% Feb
Nov
62
Creameries
1
7% July
180
Crane
10
132% Jan
24
37% Nov
IB
5% Oct
55
Dec
28
22
6
Feb
20
93
Sep
10
49% Jan
3
7% Apr 24
23% Feb 21
129% Jan 19
32% Mar 3
190
65% May 20
12% Jan 10
32
Dec
12
8% Mar 20
Jan
29
54% Dec
1
Jan
7
24% Sep
10
132% Dec
16
99
10
44
Dec
9
Co
3%%
79
79%
79
2,900
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
22,500
59%
60%
59%
59%
59%
59%
8,300
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,400
26
26%
25%
26%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
24
24
24%
24%
25
25
25
25%
25%
263/4
26%
5
25%
26
25%
26
4,700
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%.
60
56
49
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50%
4,100
50
50%
50%
51
51
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51
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53
53
53%
54
52%
53%
700
21 %
22
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
22
22%
9,200
1
20
100
1
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common.
64%
64%
76%
,
64%
66
76%
77%
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77
96%
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10%
10%
96%
65%
76%
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68
68%
66%
67%
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75%
76%
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76
3,500
96%
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70
70%
3,100
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95%
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96
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70%
69%
70%
70
70
172
172
171
172
172
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4%
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70
70%
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170
170
4%
4%
4%
4%
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2,400
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7,300
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
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94
94
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96%
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96%
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100
12%
12%
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26%
3,600
25%
26
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
900
31%
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♦26
31
31%
,
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15
15%
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33
33
33%
34
34
34%
34%
34%
34
34
5
60%
61%
62%
62%
62%
62%
62%
63%
62%
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No par
Crucible Steel of Amer common
25
63%
102 %
102%
*101%
102%
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Corp common
convertible preferred
Cuba RR 9%
noncum pfd
preferred certificates.—
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100
Cudahy Packing Co common.
10
100
preferred
Inc
Press
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
$7
2.50
1
preferred
Prior
31%
Curtlss-Wright
85%
*84%
85%
*32%
34
*32%
34
33
33
33%
33
33%
32%
32%
16%
16%
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188
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31%
32%
6,800
85
85%
900
33
33
32%
32%
33
♦32%
16%
32 %
32%
1,230
16%
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16%
2,300
16%
*178
188
6%
61
61%
61%
63
63
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/a
31
31
32
32
32
32
31
6%
31
8%
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38
7%
96
96
54%
54%
54%
54%
600
8%
8%
25%
8%
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8%
24%
25
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7%
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42%
43
39
38%
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43
39
39
25%
133%
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54%
133%
41%
41%
400
1,300
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24%
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32
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54%
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7
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96
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8
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500
188
6%
61
10%
7%
150
32%
10%
8%
1
6%
700
86
10%
54%
100
188
103
32%
10%
96
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6%
103
9,200
2,700
85%
10%
54%
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*178
6%
♦101% 103
61
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61
96
Cusbman's Sons Inc 7% pfd
188
6%
6%
6%
*58
1
Inc
32
102%
32%
*84
No par
common
Cutler-Hammer
32%
31%
32%
102
85%
*84
No par
preferred
Class
14 %
32%
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
1% preferred
100
Cuneo
210
4%
12%
2.50
$2 preferred
4%%
50
2
of Wheat Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal oommon
6%
17.0
76%
*95%
171%
67%
4,500
.1
.100
America
Cream
5%
110
500
79%
60%
Electric Corp
Crown Zellerbach
2,300
20%
preferred
of
13
59-%
7%^ preferred
May 22
12% Dec
4
*12%
20%
Coty Internation Corp
97
13
*12%
9
10%
series
^
38% Jan 25
80%
18%
20%
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
4% Nov 26
3
12%
80
9
*18
No par
Co
2ya Jan
48% May
x32% Nov 13
23
19% Mar
30
Sep 25
Apr 15
12%
9%
18%
60%
Corn Products Refining comnton_2S
Jan 23
65% Feb
80%
Shares
9%
17%
10%
Corn Exchange Bank A Tr Co
Corning Glass Workf common
5
3%% preferred
.-,100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947.100
87% Jan
13
81%
•12%
18
the Week
20%
69% Jan
9
25
99% Apr 23
99% Apr 23
5
9%
*17%'
Friday
Jan. 16
Jan. 15
59%
23
16
13
9
18
Sales for
Thursday
1
Cornell
Jan
9%
9%
*17%
80%
80
Jan.14
0
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
6%
Dubllier
9%
18
•12%
Wednesday
Jan. 13
14
5
of Delaware
22% Mar 21
4% Nov 16
2
5
10
Steel
Copper Range
9
18
10
66% Nov
93
2
Fibre
Tuesday
Jan. 12
25
Insurance
Preferred
*20% Sep
72 ya Jan
Par
10% Jan 21
18% Jun 30
Feb
52
Monday
EXCHANGE
11% Jan
42% Jan
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NEW YORK STOCK
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39
26
25%
133%
7%
96
25%
13,200
150
3,900
*131
133%
42
42%
2,200
38%
39
3,700
D
25% Jan
2
Jun
25
8
32
100% Mar 16
90
37% Mar
Jan
9
39% Dec 23
12% Dec 26
14% July 24
31% Jan
2
15
Oct" 29
29% Jan
84% Dec 26
9
17% Feb 28
Dec
47»
20%
2
Dec 28
85
17%Feb
81
Apr"l4
34% Sep
99
Jan
19
100% Feb
1
26
104
Feb
4
July 23
7% Dec 22
13% Dec 22
95
May
8
13
Jan
1
33% Oct 24
49
51
90
58% Aug 13
16% Aug 0
13% Apr 24
33% Feb 19
36% Dec
3
12
96
July 15
96% Jun 19
99% Jun
9
24% Feb
5
9% Jan 14
17% Jan
8
27
25% Sep
11% Oct
10
Jun
4
8
41% Jan
3
69% Oct
17
39
8
Jan
2
28
88
28
<
;
92% Jan 21
17% Oct 22
85% Jan
Dec
91
May 15
15% Mar 11
Jan
Apr 16
Oct
16
28% Oct 21
63% Jan 25
34% Sep
4
30% Jun 35
37
Jan
19
31% Jan
3
35% Nov 24
41% Jun
25
53% Feb
43
Jan
2
52
10% July
20% Jan
2
2
17 y4 Feb
9
a
11% Oct
15
Deo
27
23
Apr 18
7
15% Jun 12
26% Nov 17
48% July
Feb
85% Dec 30
26
Aug
Dana
Corp common
3%% preferred scries A—
Da Vega Stores Corp common.
1
100
*91%
2.50
1
5% convertible preferred
20
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
1
Preferred 4.60% pfd series A
50
Daystrom Inc.
10
Dayton Power & Light common
7
*91%
8%
92%
*8%
93
*8%
8%
14%
♦13%
14%
*13%
*91%
8
92%
8%
*13%
14%
39
*91%
92%
7%
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8
8
*13%
14%
39%
38%
39%
56
55%
55%
500
38%
39
55%
55
55%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,200
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36
36%
5,900
92
92
QO
100
*92
92%
series B
100
91
91
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92
series O
100
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98
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98
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21%
'
21
20%
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393/8
55%
39
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92
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92
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92
*97
97%
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97%
20%
21 v
92
Dayton Rubber Co
50c
Decca
50o
9%
9%
1
43%
44%
44
44
43%
44
44
10
29
*90%
:
1
7%
9%
9%
9%
9%
20%
20% l
9%
9%
92
•97
44
Deere & Co new common
———
38%
series A
Inc
—
700
14%
38%
Preferred 3.75%
Records
8
*54%
15%
Preferred 3.75%
Preferred 3.90%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
92%
21
5,300
92
170
92
1,850
97%
22
4,200
9%
9%
42%
»
43%
23,000
2,400
29%
22,000
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29"/8
20
*33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
33
29%
33%
100
47%
48%
48
48%
49
49
48%
48%
.♦47%
48%
1,000
50
13%
14%
13%
14%
14%
13%
14%
13%
13%
8,400
13.50
24%
24%
24%
24%
13%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,800
79%
80%
*80%
80%
79%
80%
2,000
91
91
90%
90%
*90%
93
91
91
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
2,600
24%
24%
243%
18%
243%
18%
24%
*18%
24%
24%
243%
16,900
63%
*62
preferred
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware Lack & Western
Delaware Power A Light Go
28%
*33
33%
1,600
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
2
69% Oct
i
62
60% Jun 29
79% Feb
x70
15% Mar 29
25 y« Dec
17
0
21% Apr 10
60
Oct 23
25% Sep
•
23
2
55% Feb 13
5% Jun 19
64
8
5% July 25
Mar
Jan
20
Jan"
19% Mar
9
27
4
17% Sep 22
13
16%
Mar
Jan
Oct
3
31
23
24% Jan
25% Dec
17
Derby Oil Co
12
Nov
17
66
6% Jan 11
18% Feb 21
23% July 20
29% Mar
1
16% Jan 14
20% Oct 18
18% July 11
27% Jan 21
39% Dec
11
29% Oct 31
43
Feb
16
106% Apr 29
38% NOV 18
45%
Jan~~19
54
32% Dec 20
36% Feb 20
13% Nov 24
19% Feb
8% Jan 24
11% Feb
3
Feb
13
16% Apr
13
24
Jun
12
Dec 20
28
33% Nov 26
10% Dec 21
30% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
43% Jun 29
99
Dec
29
20% Jan 22
31
8
32% Jan
8
12 % Dec 30
Jan
25
114% Feb
19
52% Mar 31
35% Jun 23
14% Jan
3
De
$1.50
13% Jun 29
36% July 2
15% Jun 28
81
Dec 31
15% Jan 30
98
Jun
11
Jan 25
22
44% Dec 18
1% Jan
52
Nov
19
2
182
44
12
July 20
22% Jun 28
48% Jun 26
Jan
Aug
19% Feb
95
Feb
11
15
Deo
15
3
10
49 % Dec
9
10% Jan
7
16
158
Jan 21
36% Feb 27
8
15% Jan
82% Nov
28
97% Dec
119% Apr 25
8% Apr 25
7
19
Sep 28
101% Mar 22
2
6
16% Feb 23
97
Apr 28
25
Jan 28
28% Jan
a
25% Jan
18
16% Jan 21
48
Jan
21
171% July 10
47% Dec
9
18
July 15
89
Apr 29
23
Deo
29
102
Jan
14
8
12% Mar 11
17
2
2% Oct 10
44% Jan 24
55% Dec 31
54% May
2
40% Jan
46% Sep 21
18% Jan 11
31% Oct It
52% Mar
f
Sep 15
25%
253%
25%
25%
5,100
14,400
9%
18
56% Dec 26
13% Nov 12
17 % Jan 29
11% Jun 20
19% Jan
2
15% Apr 14
26 % Dec
3
Nov
33% Feb
18
I
103% Jan 12
22% Feb
2
31
26
Oct
18
May
38% Jun
16
30% Jun 27
94% Apr
20% Jan
101% Sep 18
5% Feb
7% Jun 18
23% Dec
31
28
7% Feb
16% Jun 29
01% Dec
3
24% Feb
17% Jan
62% Jan
23% NOV 24
71% Feb
59
70
Dec
66
61% Jan 11
73
Nov 24
23
13
«
Mar 26
9%
9%
♦9
9%
9%
X9%
9%
36
*35%
36 %
36
36%
36%
37
36%
363/4
11
*10%
11
11
11
11
11
11%
11%
700
33%
34
33%
33%
33
33%
32%
33%
33%
34%
12,900
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
4,600
4,500
21,900
9
5
9%
*10'/8
Corp
Ltd
No par
$4 preferred serleB A
Dresser Industries common
3%%
No par
36
Pont de
Nem
31
103
*102
102
400
23%
24%
24%
24%
24
23%
24
5,500
83
*82%
83
83
83%
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84
*82%
84
*43
50
*43
50
♦43
48%
*43
48%
12
48%
12%
*42
12%
1
24%
11%
11%
24
11%
11%
11%
1023%
102% 1023%
24%
102
11%
30
12%
6,200
94%
17,400
1,300
(E I) A Co5
$4.50
series
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
No par
Duquesne Light Co $3.75 pfd
50
preferred
50
preferred
95%
93%
117
117
94%
93%
117
117%
963/4
46%
*96%
45%
51%
*51
51%
96%
97
46%
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46
93%
117
96%
46
*51
94%
117
96%
94%
93%
117%
94%
117
116%
97
97
47
46
46
490
51%
51%
51%
300
48%
48
48
48%
48%
48%
47%
48%
9%
9%
9%
9%
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9%
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213%
21%
21%
27%
28%
27%
17%
17%
17%
22
21%
2.1 %
27%
27%
27%
28%
10
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
6% preferred
22
-1
16%
16%
173/a
17%
14%
14%
45
45%
45%
100
166
5
.
Manufacturnig Co
15
*14%
_lo
166
45%
167
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600
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*51
48%
.10
97
46
8
Eagle-Picher Co
Eastern Airlines' Inc
Eastern Corp.
117
97
51%
———.50
DWG Cigar Corp
Eaton
*102
42%
*82%
Common—.
4%
103%
64%
41%
100
No par
Preferred
$4.15
*102
63
,
1,400
1,400
—50c
2,300
*9%
9%
22
21%
217/a
2,400
27'/8
27%
28%
22,900
17
17
9%
200
1,700
14%
14%
145/8
145/8
14%
145/a
1,000
.44%
45%
45%
45%
447/8
45%
17,900
166
166
*166
168
*166
168
60
...2
45%
46
45%
45%
46%
46%
46%
47%
46%
47%
5,700
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
1
4% % preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common.
.2.50
17%
17%
18
18%
18
18
18
18
18
18%
-3,000
4%%
preferredElastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
.100
1
-
5
—
Elliott Co
51% Jan
16% Mar 16
20
1
.No par
No par
Pepper Co..
32% Dec 30
8
6
25%
24% Apr IB
48% May 13
48% Jun 16
i
Jun
25%
Elgin National Watch
38% Oct
5% Jun
25%
Elec & Mus Ind Amer sharesElectric Storage Battery—JNo
22% Jan
11
25%
16% Mar 19
2
Oct
25%
2% Apr 18
43% Mar 18
2
94
1,100
12%
25%
10% Nov 24
16%Juljr
19% Jun 29
13%
Corp-Seagrams Ltd——2
1% Jun 20
34% Oct 22
23 % Jan
12% July 17
16% Apr 20
26% Nov
8
13%
12%
Corp
10
41% Oct 30
33%
12%
Dunhill
Jun
12% Oct
34
13
Duplan
51
Apr 30
*33%
12%
25
Nov
45% Jan 10
51% Oct 27
Sep 16
16% Nov 14
33%
13
13% Aug 29
July
22
33%
13
convertible preferred
International
99
19
33%
423%
8
1
33%
65%
x92y4 Jan
18
34
42%
106% Feb 23
Dec
34
900
13%
Doehler-Jarvis
du
33% Sep 28
51% Sep 17
50% Sep 14
39
65
8
30
393%
653%
xll4%Jan
28% Nov
33%
1,400
39%
42%
3
4
2,400
1073%
39%
65%
I
10
100
39%
•106%
39%
42%
125
Apr
107%
1073%
39
66%
102% May
Jan
*106%
*106%
39
42%
47
19
107%
39%
65
22
19
107%
39%
42%
32
19% Jun 28
107%
*106
65%
9
x48%Dec
31%
43%
ai
Feb"~«
31%
23%
31%
700
31%
18%
65%
Feb
12%
23%
32
42%,
17
7
233%
32
No par
10 y« Nov 21
54% Feb
23
32%
Dow Chemical Co
common——5
26% Apr
5
84% Aug 25
1
500
23
32%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
11
79% May
18%
23%
18%
23%
18%
*23
32%
8
21% Oct 30
Jan
18%
23
1
80% Jun
Jan
18%
22%
44 y4 Dec
105 % Mar 20
9% May 19
18%
65% July
3
10
3,700
3,000
12%
52
Apr 17
36% Oct 27
6
15%
13
Dome Mines
99% Jan
63
32%
15%
13%
24
2
6
6%
153%
13
27
10
*62
63%
6
15%
12%
38% Aug 18
19% Oct
2
66% Oct
6
15%
18%
18%
15%
13%
Dr.
111% Feb
6
15%
*18%
13
Dlvco Corp
Aug 13
*62
500
13%
Dixie Cup Co
Aug 28
6%
15%
.
13%
1
16% Jan 16
6%
80%
127/o
3
Dec
63%
*62
6%
15%
6
15%
82
2
12% May 13
36% Jan
2
1
41% July 10
156% Deo 11
25
63
63
'
500
39
I
9% Deo 26
preferred
12% Jan
8
Nov
Nov 20
g
13
Nov
27% Oct
45
cum
10% Jan
93% Feb
19
Vilblss Co
Raynolds class A
2
Diamond Alkali Co common—10
4.40% cum preferred—
100
Diamond Match common—No par
29% Feb 21
33
90% Dec
1
Devoe Si
37% Deo 17
14% Jan 19
10
Nov 26
24%
Corp—
Diamond T Motor Oar Co
Diana Stores Corp.
19y4Jan
82
24%
Detroit-Michigan Stove CO——1
Distillers
8
19
Detroit Hillsdale & 8 W RR CO.100
Detroit Steel
1
8
91
19
20
12% July 30
Jan
80%
90%
8
26% Dec
10
80
100
(The)
21% May 27
80% Dec 20
112% Nov 27
100
Detroit Edison
36y4Nov 26
17
Escrow ctfs for common—
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Dec
95
5%
22%
102
153%
54
15%
15%
54%
X15%
54%
55%
*86
22%
*99
15%
543/4
87
22%
102
15%
543/4
*86
87%
22
22%
100
100
87%
87%
22
22
100
100
15%
155/B
*15%
55
55%
543/4
1%'
15%
55
l'/a
120
2,000
700
800
6,900
1%
2
2
37
37
37%
37
37%
37
'
37%
37
37
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/g
12%
123^
1,800
2,400
10
30%
31%
30%
31%
31%
3l5/«
31%
31%
30%
31%
9,100
50
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
*495/8
50%
56%
36%
50%
56%
365%
*49%
50
16%
Phonograph—
5
Empire District Electrlo Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
common
5% preferred series
Erie A Pittsburgh RR
2
1%
2
*1%
2
6,700
363/a
*49%
50%
57
57
57%
57
57,
553/4
56%
1,200
36%
*55
36%
367/8
36%
37
365/8
37%
8,400
16%
...
163%
16%
16%
16%
16%
4,000
13%
13%
13 %
13%
133%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13,500
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
237/8
24%
24%
243%
2,200
28
•28%
163/4
16%
165/a
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
285/a
*96%
28%
97 %
28
_ioo
preferred—.
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg—
RR
86
86
22
*99
36%
Emerson Electric
Erie
85%
22%
102
13
5% conv 2nd preferred.
El Paso Natural Gas—.
4%
*99
par
Go
common—
preference—.
Emerson Radio A
85%
X22 %
96%
96 Ye
96
96
95V2
96
96%
96%
180
.8.50
223%
23%
23
235/8
23%
23%
24%
237/8
24%
22,700
1
7%
7%
7%
7 Ya
7%
7 Yb
7%
6,700
22%
70%
22 %
22%
22%
21%
22%
18,800
70%
70%
*70%
703/4
70%
71
72%
*713%
72%
*713/4
72%
♦71%
No par
100
m
fin
21%
70%
*71
.
73%
22%
7%
22%
703/4
70%
72%
*71%
•
23%
7
22%
72%
2,000
1,100
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5187
Volume 177
(245)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
-
¥ear
1951
Lowest
Range
Highest
8% May
6% July 27
13 y«
for Year
Lowest
:
NEW
1952
Highest
YORK
STOCK
1
7% Dec
2
15% Mar
4
Evana Products
Jan
22
13% Oct
2
Eversharp Inc
.May 17
55% Dec
3
Ex-Cell-O
16
3% Feb
15
21% Oct 29
11% Jun
28
16
Apr
8
11
37
Jun
25
S3
Dec
14
44
2% Deo
31
4% Feb 26
26% Deo
27
27% Dee 21
1% Dec
.
Monday
'1.1
Par
Eureka Williams Corp
6
5% May
13
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
10% Nov
I
18% Apr
July 11
Continnftd—Pagp S
STOCKS
l«B(» for Prwlw
Tuesday
Jan. 12
SALE
HIGH
8ales for
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
,
the Week
Friday
Jam 15
Jan. 14
Jan. 13
Jan. 16
Shares
4—ft.
•••7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
73A
73A
'.•73/4
7%
—-ft
♦11'A
11%
♦11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11
IIV4
11'A
11%
1
13'%
13%
Xl3
13 VB
*13 Vb
13'A
13
13 Vi
13Vs
13'A
-3
50 '%
50'/a
51
51
51
50
50%
1,500
2.50
*1%
100
No par
Co.:
23 %
,
Corp
Exchange Buffet Corp.
507/b
•' 2
51
51
*2%
8,200
t
"
2'A
24%
2
2
7%
243A
1,100
4,700
-
*2%
2 V.
*2 Vs
2'A
24%
25%
24%
24%
6,200
8%
29,800
F
27% Jan
12
7% Nov
21% July 20
26% Feb
12
20% Sep
29
23% Jan
11
.12% Jan ! 3
16% Jan
29
2
12 Vt July 30
17% Feb
19
13% Jan
16% Dec
3
15% Jan
2
5
46% Dec
12
51% Dec
29
30% Dec
12% Feb
29% Mar 27
28
16% Dec
26
8% Feb
82% Oct
•
38% Oct
30
*64% Feb"
4% May
2
2
•
6
56
24% Dec
5%
6% Dec
1
e
26% Nov
16
37% Feb 21
47
Dec
106
3
Sep
25
19
16% Jan
19
17% Jan
3
x38% Aug 29
25% Nov
7
38% Apr
2
65
Jan
64% Nov
Oct
21
78
68% Mar
Jan
4
70% Dec
31
50
107% Mar 17
104
20
19
35
Sep 28
10% Nov 21
40% Aug 16
14% Apr 13
Jan
83% Nov 20
3
May
74% Dec
1
107
12
13
9% May 17
Jan
2
33% Oct
18
27% Sep
92
Dec
3
106% Feb
20
96
21
Dec
19
28V* Mar 21
19% May
2
19% Aug 21
17% Mar
26% Dec
10
25% Jan
21
Ddc
18
101% Aug
Max 20
2-*
Tarrant
Mfg
4%%
2
First National Stores
20
Power
Plorshelm Shoe
30
Poliansbee
Steel
31
Food
Stores
100
Feb
27
92% Jan
10
98% Dec
11
54
10
Jun
29
35% Nov
29
28
10% Jan
9
75
95
Feb
B
75% Jan
10
5% Dec
30
6% Nov
20
10% Mar 21
11% Mar 29
7% Jun
19% Oct 33
13
9% Feb
May 29
17% July 19
40% Oct
21% Jan
20
Jan
3
26% Oct
II
18
Jun
28
26% Oct
16
6% Jan
12
•fib
9
8% May 8
40% Aug 24
86
31
Jan
10
23% Jan 25
22% May 20
26% Dec
15
22 Ve Feb
5
34% Dec
8
5% Sep
18
12
Jan
5
162
15% Jun
29
41% Jan
24% Oct
29
15% Jun
111
13% Dec
31
Apr
17
May
4
149
Nov
12
80
Mar
17% Jan
9% Jun
IS
7
74
26
X29
Jan
Jun
14
48% Dec
19
54% Feb 20
29
41% Jan
26
37% Jan
49% Jan
4
63% Sep
17
6% Jan
18
39% Nov
19
7% Nov
48% Jan
8
53% Oct
xl 18
105
6
13
7 V8 Jan
General Electric
52% Oct
118
Jan
2
105
60
20
Feb
123% Oct
Apr 18
65% Jan
128
% Dec
Dec
5%
20
193/4
♦96
98
*96
98
42 Vb
42 %
42%
423A
101
*100
101
96%
23%
*100
19%
16%
17Va
16%
17
1,600
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,100
98
98
43
423/4
43
423/s
101
*17
233A
98
*193/4
17 V*
24
19%
17'A
20 Vb
98%
100
99%
%
*96
19%
*96
1,900
10
98
42%
6,700
150
102
96%
96%
*96
96
963/4
963/4
963/4
19%
20
20
20
20
20
20 Va
21
4,800
12
12V4
12 V,
12'A
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,800
13%
13%
131/4
133/s
xl3%
133/s
13
13Va
2,700
41V2
417/s
41V,
41%
41V,
42 V,
41%
41%
14'A
14
14 Vs
24%
24%
243A
79
78
78
19%
12 Va
13%
41%
14%
14 VB
24%
24%
♦78
79
*14
141/4
243/s
*14
243/s
6,900
14'/4
24%
79
*77
300
*77
500
24%
7,000
30
79
6'A
6%
3,000
18%
19%
7,500
73/s
7%
4,600
*36%
37'A
*36%
36%
36%
36%
363/4
36'A
*36%
37'A
200
25%
25%
25%
26
26
26
25%
253A
25'%
25%
1,300
26'A
26%
26%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,700
30%
31%
31
31%
313/s
313/4
31%
31%
31:%
32
4,100
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
353/4
*343/4
com
6 3/8
6%
6'A
6%
19
19 VB
19
19
63/4
351/2
*34%
35 V,
*343/4
25%
50
1.66%
26%
253/4
*34%
26
26%
7
7
7%
6,200
353/4
35V4
35%
300
26
26
263/a
26
26%
4,800
26%
27
27
273/s
26%
27%
4,300
*104'/4
105
1
26%
27 V,
263/4
104%
104%
♦1041/4
*104'/4
105
5
com
60 Va
62 Vb
60 Vi
603/s
61
61
61
61V,
60 Vi
61
2,500
13%
13
13%
13
13
13
131/s
13
13
3,000
xl3
5
105
*1041/4
*150%
105
152 %
*150%
10
,
152%
*150%
*150 3/8
152%
♦150%
152%
18
18
18'A
18 >/4
18 Vb
I8V4
18 Vt
I8V4
18
18'A
900
No par
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11,700
78
*77
79
78
78
33%
*33
33%
33%
33%
200
19%
19
19Vs
900
152%
78
18%
No par
*771/4
78V4
78
33%
78
♦32%
50
♦33
33%
*33
43%
19
19 Vb
124
123%
18%
18'A
123
123%K123%
45%
433/s
45%
46
70
68%
69%
69
123%
390
43'A
43
43%
46V2
42'%
43'A
4,100
46 '
45%
45%
400
70%
22,000
124
*123
433A
*451/2
45%
19'/B
19%
124
43%
t 44
40
*45%
1231%
691/2
69%
69'A
68%
69%
1
10%
10%
10%
103/4
103/4
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
1,900
No par
52%
52%
52%
53'A
53'A
53%
53
53%
53
53%
6,100
No par
94 %
94 %
♦93 V,
933/4
♦93V4
93%
933/4
933/4
93
93V4
600
1
11'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
14,000
59'A
59%
3,200
Corp
No par
60
60
60
60
60
__100
*123
124
123
123
123
123
123
123
*1221/4
123
70
preferred—100
*118
123
♦117
123
119
119
*118
123
*117
123
200
common
preferred
convertible
9
4,500
7%
com
Instrument
General Mills
9
33%
16%
6>A
No par
Corp
preferred
General
125% July 28
120
Finance
General Foods
12
33%
6%
Co
11% Dec
33%
19%
Corp
5
33
23%
*78
100
General
6% Jun
333/s
73/s
Co Inc com
8
83.50
323/4
17
24%
General Dynamics Corp common
3
Preferred ($2 cum conv)—No par
96% May 22
333/8
24%
*14
100
31
3
5,900
63/s
preferred
22
18
24'/a
No par
5
HVs Dec
Jan
24
19%
com
53% Dec
Apr
24'/a
7%
preferred
72% Dec
90
23%
6%
preferred
7%
24 Va
5
Inc
4
41
18
11% Mar
26
Dec
109% Dec
16
Jan
General Cigar
700
24
19 Vs
Corp
2nd
221/4
7%
preferred
conv
1
20
800
221/4
7%
1st preferred
19
34% Jun
5
$8
15
33
291/4
100%
22%
100
4%
45% Dec
24 VB
29
*99
22%
50
Investors
4%
20Vs Dec
24
*99
22%
*22Vi
x7%
84.50 preferred
9
124Va Dec
lib
convertible
22
9
18
Dec
Dec
16
26
87% Oct
91
May
33
Jan
Apr
29
Oct
79
24
33
20%
291%
100 Va
29%
293/4
lOOVa
*99'
7%
General Amer Transportation
General Baking Co common
28
293/4
22%
100%
2
General Cable Corp
8
40
7%
(The)
General Bronze
10
6,y00
18%
——
Industries
18% Aug 14
24% Jan
30
8
Feb
3,800
71%
107
No par
Co
11% Nov 28
13
16% May 25
8
Jan
17% Jun
125
159
15% Feb 27
83%
703/4
1
1
preferred
General American
11
31
*105'A
721/4
5
common
common
Gaylord Container Corp
14
63% Dec
11
34% Feb
29
105% Oct
9
22%
19%
12%
13'A
41%
1
common
(The)
Co
Wood
4%%
27
3
8
19% Mar 19
2
26% Jun
Jun
July
Apr
11% Sep
22
51% Jan
26% Feb 21
102
0
Gar
*C9
*96
10
Inc
convertible
Garrett Corp
33% Jun 25
15
107
17
1
:
Co
Gardner-Denver
32% Nov 17
71'A
*105'%
23%
10
(Robert)
Game well
8%
8% Jan 22
29%
99
22%
20
1
Oamble-Skogmo
31
•
823/4
73
107
297/8
29%
28%
No par
(The)
Galr Co Inc
26% Dec
2
72% Jan
0
Gabriel Co
May lo
58% Feb 26
2
6
Apr 16
2
8 % July
4
15
Jan
6 %
18
9
149
8% Jan
103
99
100
8
20% Jan
10% Jan
Corp
Co
preferred
9
36% Aug 30
31% Deo
7
107% Mar
4#
39% Sep
'
preferred
Corp
Sulphur Co
36
102% July
48% July
5
11
.19% Dec
.
May 15
83%
83
72%
*105%
73 Vb
106
IO2V2
84
84
84'A
'
72%
74%
107
x96
Sugar
Proedtert Corp
Pruehauf Trailer
84 V8 Mar 20
6% May 15
84
84%
73%
10
preferred
Freeport
27 Vs Aug
83%
No par
Franklin Stores
4
3,000
100
3%*
14
22% Apr
2,200
273/4
42 Va
100%
30
2
13
275/8
10
100
Inc
convertible
Jan
30% Jan
210
12%
15
13% Sep
July 10
24% Nov 26
103
13
23
pfd ser of '51
cum
Pranclsco
46
*1021/4
13
27%
1
Foster-Wheeler
18% May 21
3
A
Corp
3%%
1
13% Dec 23
104
123A
28
*106
Light Co—No par
class
18
35% May 20
Dec
&
Feb
49% Sep 27
17% Oct
3
14
102'A
12%
28
Machinery & Chem Corp
Food
26
19
1021/4
12'A
28
common
Fair
14.20 div
29
24% Jury
103 »/4
28
23%
32 %
31
98% Nov
*102V4
300
12 VB
7%
Dec
2
5,200
12 Vs
Corp
24% Dec
17
1,400
46
28%
22%
23% Jan
19
24%
45
102
__1
3
Dec
24%
45V2
12 Vs
No par
18
12
243/4
45
28%
Co
Stove
16
17% Nov
24%
451/4
2,200
preferred
*4
Florence
14% Oct
90% Jan
243A
443/4
1,500
19% Apr
IS
24%
45%
2,900
13% Jun
Jan
243/4
447/s
12%
6
24% May 11
13% Feb
9
4,000
6%
60
433/4
12
102
24%
45 %
6'A
*59
12%
13
24
25
6%
43%
Jan
16 % Nov
61
59
6'/4
13
26% Oct
87% Nov 30
400
61
59
44
7
Jan
*59
6'A
60%
123/4
ruiixua
56 Vs Jan
57%
6 Vb
601/2
433/4
19
114
57%
♦57%
6 V,
613/4
6
12%
34% Nov
16
59
61
*59%
*60%
6'A
44%
25
29
59%
6
123/4
Florida Power
95% Oct
59%
800
3,700
28,900
44
18
38% Oct
16
13
24 V8 Dec
14
28 V,
153/8
443/4
7
14
28
15%
12%
3
Dec
283/s
15%
44%
Sep
110% Deo
28 Vs
13
25% Feb
2
56
44%
2
9
56
12%
31
Apr
56
'
44'A
13% Dec
94
56
15%
(The)
19% Mar 30
33% Apr
57
No par
Firth
18% Jan
26
56 V,
Carpet Co
5
Fllntkote Co (The) common__No par
30
28
90% Dec
57
1,100
23
-
100
.
2,900
15%
__l
preferred
900
18%
27%
10
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
23
153/4
18%
15%
2
Co
*15%
18%
28 V,
2
Corp
Jun
17
50
preferred—
ft
15%
18%
16 VB
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
30
32% Mar 20
2
17% Jan
Apr
47% Dec
34% Mar 13
25
4%%
Felt
Ferro
*15%
13
28
102
Jan
11% Dec
15%
183/4
16%
100
5
4
26
151/4
183/4
28
45
Jan
15%
18%
16 Vs
61
24%
Apr
'•15%
22
22
27 %
5
18
22%
*56
1-5
106
Vi
57
Federated Dept Stores common
2
8
*22
19
3
14
103
A
ser
83/s
21%
18%
.
1
Corp
8'A
21%
*55 V2
-
26
Dec
100
pfd
cum
Fawick
8 Vs
8%
8%
22%
8 V,
22
21%
*15% -15%
.
25 VB
24 V,
8'A
Mining ft Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp new.
13% Jan
100
conv
Federal
24 %
8
21%
par
Federal
76% July 21
Apr 28
Co
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp__No
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
Dec
60
48% Feb 19
31
Nov
50% Jan
ft
Airplane Corp_l
Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—
1
Family Finance Corp common
1
5% preferred series B
5(1
Fa Jar do
57% 'Dec
23% Oct
11% Jun 28
Morse
Falrehlld Engine &
19% Jun
53% Nov
9
Fairbanks
3
Sep
7
60 3/4
59%
60%
.
'
46
Jan
2
119
Nov
29
94
Dec
5
105% Jan
10
18
May 22
21% Feb
6
31% July 30
17% May 19
40% Jan
10
3
Jun
54
May
126% Jan
3
50
2
4
Feb
69 Va Dec
30
11
125% Dec
29
x94% Jan
3
Jan
2
General
85
34% Feb
20
3% Feb
4% Dec
20
66
65'A
123
*122%
116
Dec
10
8
July
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
1,400
48
49
48%
48%
49
49i%
49
49%
49
50
2,500
22%
22%
22 Va
22'%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
3%
4
3%
4
10c
General Public Service
8
V,
Va
26%
X26%
26%
26%
35%
35%
35'A
35'%
35%
29
General
12
114
Sep
30
126
Dec
10
20% Jun
34
May 15
39%
101
Dec
28
119
27
Jan
2
32
9
3
Sep
4
29
Dec
45% Dec
104% Jan
35% Dec
29% Jan
6
2
4
33% Jun
29
40
Oct
29
27
Dec
22
35% Jan
2
101% Apr
24
105
Jan
18
100
Jan
26
102% Jan
3
31
Apr
89
24% Oct 15
96% Jan
30
81
Jan
3
Dec
27
92
Jan
16
71 % Dec
31
77% Feb
10
26
Apr
14
14% NOV
10
23% Jan
5
33
Sep 21
30% Jan
9
34% Sep
25
100
Mar 20
99% Oct
28
24% Jan
2
91% Dec
6
16% July 2
86% Dec 21
18% July
27% Jan
24% Feb
3
8
94% Jan
2
?Jan
93% Apr 22 ' *
14% Nov 14
30
16
18
48% Sep
Mar
16% Nov 23
24% Feb
23
Apr 15
-
1
138
:
44
92'%
92%
92%
93
93
93
93
93'%
490
36 »A
37'A
36 5%
36%
36%
373%
37
37i%
37 Va
373%
26,100
31%
30%
30%
*30%
31 '/a
preferred
Tire
&
Nov 24
:86% Sep
16
40% Nov 26
104
Dec
9% Dec
45
Feb
19
17% Feb
Mar 14
51
I
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4% Feb
I
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6% July 1ft
29% Nov 21
10% Jan
•
v
43% Mar 17
*
ft v.
22
28% Mar 18
/
27% Apr 24
88% Dec 17
34
Oct~~f
:
12
Jun
29
2
Xl8% Dec
6
138% Jun 20
73% Jun
29
11% Mar 17
18
13% Jan
2
22% Jan
4
-
16% Dec 22
16%
57
46% Feb 27'
.
1
154-
Jan
30
137% Dec 30. r
68
Jan
22
•
44% Oct
9
61% Oct 31
.Dec
*
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,
2
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97
97
15%
15%
15%
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•
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19% Ntrr 10
;
2
8
83
19%
20
19%
36
35%
35%
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8'%
135
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135
18
18
18
18
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T
100
-
17%
17%
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3,300
6,600
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4,500
135
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-
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8,700
76
77%
75%
76%
76'%
76%
76
76%
53'A
53%
52%
53%
52'A
53
52%
53%
106%
106%
106'%
106%
8%
8%
8%
58%
58%
500
14,200
8%
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8%
8%
8'%
58%
8%
4
107
107
106
59%
59%
59%
2%
2%
2%
60
2%
.
7'%
28V2
28'%
28%
28%
20 Vb
20
95
96
95
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Orayson-Robinson Stores-com—__ 1
62.25 conv preferred,.
No par
"38
15%
i6
16
:
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.
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•
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20'%
20
96%
96%
97
32%
32%
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16
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•
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97%
32%
38
♦95
15%
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300
.
3,700
250
96%
15%
37
37'A
2,200
16
38
15%
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-
96%
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38
180
.
14 3A ,14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
2,700
54%
55
54'%
54%
53%
54'A
9,300
55'A
18
18% ■'18%.
139%
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71
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18
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2,500
139%
139
139 %
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18
139%
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71
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71
39
39 '%•
38'%
37%
38
21
39",
-
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21
20%
21
21
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12%
12%
12%
7,900
21/
Greyhound Corp (The)— >
^
•
6,400
54%
.71
39
*
1,400
20'%
32%
16
■'
*37 VB
33
29
32%
20 '%■
19%
32%
•
600
29
29%
28%
32%
96
32%
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•'
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20%
96
33%
19%
12.50
:10ft"
800
2,700
7%
28%
common
22,300
•
2»%
7%"
7%
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60
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2 'A-
*7 VB
—10
<•
8%
7%
7%
(The)—
107
8%
2%
2%,
7%
*7
•
7'A
2Vi
,
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„
2%
No par
& P—5
—
1,000
53%
106
Greenfield Tap A Die Corp—No par *
t
83
77%
97
•O Common
r
8%
*132
135
17%
10,100
53%
33
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♦132
200
15i%
30%
8%
8'%
•
6,700
98
75%
6
(H
*81%
18
•—•——No par
Graham-Paige Motors
Green
8'%
♦132
18
Green Bay ft Western RR——-100
28% Jan 22
15
20'%
135
"
4
33%
*97
11,400
Rubber-
Batteries
Co
15'%
83i%
8'%
•
33%
33%
97
15'%
•132
100
10
_lNo par
Co
8'%
33i%
97
15%
19%
35%
35'A
8 Vb
8
33%
99%
10
.
17 7/8
*81%
'
,
17%
18'%'
*81%.
20%
20%
•35%
35'A
_1
Iron Ore Prop__No par *
14%
14%
54%
Gt Northern Ry 6% pfd——No par
54%
Great- Western Sugar com—No par r z
18%'18%
1
1% preferred
—10O * 138% 138%*
JUn 27
41% Jan
21 Vs
15'%
84
*81
81%
21 V«
Gt Northern
23
-67% Jtily
81%
2.50
331%
*97
*
3ft:
Far footnotes
33
99%
3%% preferred ———100
*
10% Jan
33'%
—
ac
Hosiery
Grant (W T)
NOV 28
19% Mar
149
22
"
35% May 24 1
- Feb h
»
,
33
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Granite City Steel common
'*
•%% cunt preferred.——
-Aug 14
39
8
'
_1
—No par.
Grand Union
34% Deft lft/
31% May
3
■
May2ft
May 26
ft
*18% Sep 26
67% Feb 14
l
24%. Jan 30*
•Jan ' 2
Feb
*
8
99
91
17%
Inc—;——1
F)
——_No par
(B
Gould-National
72%
17%
preferred
Gotham
'4
Dec 2ft
104% Jan 30
9
18% Feb
38'
60 "
33
27% Feb 21.'
14
2
-
15
83
*71
17%
9% Hah .lft-Granby Consol M-S
via % Oct 24
103% Feb
29
45% Jun
»
2
27% Oct 30
*92% B«p
31% Aug
13% Jan
Tire
$8
Sep
3% Feb
6% Jva
21% Jun 20-.
L
Co
♦81
72%
17%
17%
Common
8% NOV''If.- .10% Jan
49% July
^2%Jan. 6
I
Goodrich
83
*71%
17%
Gold ft Stock Telegraph Co
77% Dec 30
6
*81%
*71%
!_No par
10,500
31%
18'%
72%
preferred
200
103%
72%
84
♦71%
-
31
83
*82%
72%
15%
400
'
31%
31%
30%
84
5
♦101
103%
31%
83
31
♦71%
common——
*101
103%
31VB
31%
30%
♦82%
100
1
preference—No par
convertible
-54% Dec 31
9
4ft
*101
1031%
*101
100
com
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The) Co common—
108
5
109
13 "
Oct
"•
65% Feb 20
18*
50
*30%
31'%
*30%
30%
103 Va
*44
2.50
Rubber
preferred
Glldden Co (The) common
Goebel Brewing Co—
18
30%
*101
100
3%*
vjooayear
42% Jan
6,300
43%
23'%
44
$6 pfd
Gleaner Harvester Corp—
/ '18% May 22
16% Oct 27
23%
x43%
*44'%
23%
93%
84.50
1
.8% Jan
8
124% May 24''
•i
19
7% Sep
23i%
44%
23'%
44%
23%
45
92%
$5
8
Dec
23%
23%
23
44%
Glmbel Brothers
30
Jan
.1
'
42% Jan 24
32% Oct 27
26
9% Jan 31
140
18 % Jun
x86
79% Dec 30
22% Feb
3
7% Nov 20
120
:
30
1,300
1
4V*%
18
17% Jan
3,400
10%
10%
23i%
37%
10'%
10%
10%
14,300
27
126
No par
General
3
31
72
*125
No par
4%%
Mar 10
81% Dec
*10'A
36%
37%
125 VB
General Telephone Corp
20
General Time Corp common__No par
7
25
10%
36
125
36'%
*10%
10%
26%
26%
26%
27
126
2,600
30,600
303,900
32
General Refractories
17
Jun 25
92
*125
127
*125
126
10 V*
22
Va
'/a
VB
33
General Shoe Corp
Gen Steel Castings
2
36% Feb 21
Jan~n
Jan
11% Sep
,
126
4
Va
Va
26%
Dec
8% Jan
3%
4
4
Public Utilities Corp.——5
General
36
17
4 V,
4
Railway Signal com No par
6% preferred
100
General Realty ft Utilities
10c
1
10
9% Jan
2
600
98%
23%
Jan
Jan
2,500
*98%
23 5%
25
130
52,200
67'%
123
99%
23 y6
20% Jan
27% Dec
122%
-
*98'%
98%
8
3
66 Va
67'%
123
123
991/B
98%
28% Oct
29
66%
66%
123%
99 VB
23 Vs
21%be<T31
2
Jun
123
98%
No par
series
$3.75
Rights
i6% Jan
22
65%
66
123 'A
98
Preferred
24% Aug 29
16% May 14
23
Nov
50
65
122
General Precision Eqp Corp__No par
24% Aug 15
20
5
No par
Motors Corp common
preferred
General Outdoor Advertising.No par
General Portland Cement Co
1
100% Dec 22
27% Aug 31
27
Feb 21
119% Jan
.12%:
0S%~'
x37%
•94/%,
..
95-
tj.
"12%
12%
■/>95..m>
;t95% .
500
20,500
,
360
13
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
«•■«■««-*«»»
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Previous
f,»r
19% Jun
10*/« Jan
21% Jan
Dec
68% Feb
58% Sep
23% Jan
23
5
27
Feb
Feb
104
110
Dec
97
33% Oct
2
1
Jun
20 % May
99
14 % Jun
10
593/4 July
44
27% Jan
Feb
25
13% Mar 21
38% Dec
20
28
25
28% Dec
Mar 26
21
Nov
58% Jan
77
Feb 27
46% Oct 16
63
1
May
103
3
97% Jan
23
7
106% May 20
Dec
16
$4.44
33% Dec
24
Hackensack
Dec
9
Halliburton
15% May 26
17% Jan
3
11% May 29
18% July 16
98% Jan
Dec
105
2
16
105
43%
43%
*75
•"
8
46
48%
48 %
9,100'
26%
7%
77A
1,000
37%
3U-,4
37%.
76
75
75%
500
23,700
*75%
75%
*75 Va
76
,a
8
36%
Shares
26
26%
*7%
37
the Week
11,700
48%
48 %
48%
48
48 JA
26%
,i
26%
26%
26%
267^
4,700
27%
27%
27 %
27%
26%
*102%
103%
*102%
103 Va
*103
104
103'/a
100
103 %
Va
"102%
*105
103%
105%
105%
105 Va
*103
105
110
105%
*104
105%
105%
105%
*104%
105%
104'/a
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104 %
*104%
104 «/a
33%
3374
*33%
4S74
50
49%
50 %
16%r
16%
13 Va
13%
*
100
dividend preferred
75%
7%
36%,
36%
36 VV
36%
76%
preferred—___wo
dividend
$4.40
36%
26%
26%
21%
8
8
8
8
Jan. 15
Jan. W
,
26%
26%
26%
26 %
1
Guantanamo Sugar
—1
Gull Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5 preferred——
—No par
Gulf Oil Corp..——
—25
Gulf States Utilities Co com_No par
$4.20 dividend preferred
-100
31% July 15
,23% Apr 25
7
Dec 10
9
11
9
5
13
17
14
14
Jan. 13
Jan. I*;
Par
Aircraft Corp
Grumman
Sales for
Friday
Jan. 16
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW
I'J't'l
Highest
Lowest
Highest
29
25
for
Range
1051
Year
Lowest
Year
IIIGII SALE PRICES
AM)
LOW
STOCKS
Ranee
Monday, January 19, 1953
...
104 %
103
10
H
30 y« Feb
28
19
50 % Nov
15% Apr
4
19% Dec
12% Dec
31
15 % Mar
73% Jan
11
84
30% Jan
30% Mar 26
9
33% Oct
29
1
14
Dec" "lO
27% July
19
May"!
107%
102% Jan
23
17
26% Oct
23
34% Oct
2
11
154
22% July
2
30
Jan
x5% Dec
18
-.8
Jan
23
29
6% Jan
4
Oct
30
36% Mar
1
9% May 20
12% July
1
ll
11% Jan
30
2
15
16
23
30% July 30
37
Mar
8
28% May
82% Dec 21
97
Mar
8
80
1
18
1
34% Apr
26
38% Sep
Oct
29
21% Mar 31
20
Nov
21
15
66% Oct
31
x78% Mar
120 % Feb
21
126% Dec
22
37% May 21
<42% Feb
3
9
53% Oct
21% Oct
22
26 "A Jan
6
31
18% Jan
4
26% Aug
Nov
16
86% Jan
6
106% Dec
11
12% July 18
17% Feb
13
18% Mar 29
23
10
Nov
2
15
20
Dec
20
Nov
9
19% Oct
27
17% Nov 23
22% Feb
26% Oct
4
29% Mar 21
42% Feb
33% Jan
2
39
66% Jan
44% Oct
69
July 30
50% Sep
29
94% J»n
2
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12% Oct
24
14 % Nov
35% Jan
11
26
105
15
Dec
Holly Sugar Corp common—4
x26% Jan
11% Jun 29
94
Hollander
1
28% Jan
Jan
Apr
23
69% Feb
30
66 % Dec
5%
102% May
30% Jan
20
37% Oct
16
32 % Mar 21
30% Jan
20
42% Dec
24
41% Jan
84
Nov
23
90
Dec
5
49
30
7
19
18
8
Aug
88
Nov
3
96
Jan
11
102
Mar 25
Dec
23
103% Dec
20% Apr
75
Oct
24
18 % Apr
19
26
Dec
11
4
1
58% Oct
30
85
Apr
14
29
21% Jan
10
16% Nov
28
19% July 28
18% Nov
13
25 % Aug
22
ji
6 %
12
Oct
2
19% Mar
2
9% Apr
5%
4
Jan
28
12
17
66% July 31
52% Apr
65
Oct
3
20% Feb
26
12% Feb
4
16% Aug 30
2% July 30
28% Feb
14
16 % Jun
16
4% Jan
19
3
Jan
8
4% Dec
16
18% May 15
23% Oct
6
18
May
1
24% Nov
28
33% May 15
39% Jan
9
36
Apr
29
4'6 % Dec
31
Idaho
61% Nov 24
75% Feb
6
54% Jan
8
88% Dec
23
Illinois Central
93
Nov
107% Mar
20
32% Mar 15
45
Nov
39% Nov
52
19
53% Feb
47% Dec
1
8% Nov
23
28% Feb
6% Dec
75% Jun
152
Dec
,
18% Jun
23
5
26
5% Jan
2% Jun 25
15% JUn
28
199% Jun
25
30% Jun
29
20% Feb
29% Jan
23 JA Jan
1
96
3
31% May 24
8
45% Nov 23
56% Jan
4
17
41% Jan
25
94
19
130% Jan
9% Oct'
3
42% May
17
1
48% Jan
1
Feb
6
97% Jan
3
7
11% Jan
16
5% Jan
21
44% Nov
8
73% Jan
19
43 % May 28
49% Dec
20
45'
'38%
Dec
19
44
28
36% May 16
'53
Jan
2
73
4
33% July 10
% Feb
May
36% Oct
interlake
7%
Int'l
1
2
20% Jan
xl9'A Sep
8
19
May 29
Int'l
21
4
14% Jan * 3
55% Dec
105
Apr
12% Oct1
68
Oct
26
27% Sep .10
July" 5
8% Nov
35% Jan
8% Dec
26
30% Nov
9
57
Jan
40
14
36 % July 24
24% Jan
1
26
20
8
^ov 13
87b Jan
2
2
20% Dec
30% Sep
35
Sep
<32% July
10% Sep
4
3
$4
8
28% Dec
31
17
25% Jan
36
Feb
4
78% Sep
18
64% May
1
83% Deo
30
3%
3%
Island Creek Coal
.—25
No par
10
50c
1
common
preferred
Co.
Jewel Tea
71% Jan
7
25% Jan
21
Jones
90% Apr
2
5%
40% Sep
13
24% Nov
17
38% Jan
3
42% Dec
16
43%-Feb
13
iD-a Dec
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,600
54
53 V«
54%
54
55
5374
547b
54 %
53-r«
15,100
*100%
102%
*1005a
102%
100
*8%
8'3 4
53.'%
102
102
'
'
8%
8%
8%
'*132
; 132%
*132
102
*101 Va
52'A
53%
56
33
55
54
54
38%
38 Vi
38%
38%
52%
52 Va
52
52
.38'A
38%
52%
52%
28%
19%
2;W
29
33
3%%
Co
Inc
&
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
"
20
78%
7T
12%
56
20
1974.
87%
87%
87%
78%
79%
79%,
*78
5
■
71%
*99%
101
71%
71,.
-
72
4:74,
25 VV
2<100
2874
v
1,200
3,700
1,700
-
,
.
128%,
60
4%.
2,000
23 Va
1.400
19 Va
4,200
87 Va
87
87
79%
*78
79
101.
101
30
,19 Va
*23
2334
18%
■
.
40
'
*99%
101
600
717*
73
72.%:
73
3,700
55
.
55%
54%
55
1,800
23%
237V
%
56%
56
55%
55%
iO
23%
23%
237a
237a
23'V
23%
2" %■
23%
84
a
34 %
841
84
83 Vo
84 «/a
841
84
84%
34
-100
i
com
700
18 Va
23%
lOl
-71-
*127%
2,000
297V
29 <
47*
*87
*100%
101
*99
—No par
23
19%-
78%
80
128
4%
23
'
30%
28%
47a
*87
89
30
*24 7A :
22%
197 a-
21'
13,200
25%
4%
*
*87
700
10%
28%
127%
130
*47'a
28'/a
2374
227V
4%
23
327V
10%
25
29
*128
32 SA
28%
29 Va
287'a
29
-25'A
25%
29
130
*123'
130
*123
/'
29
30%
30%
28%
10%
10%
19%
2374
2874
28%
29
29
29
4%
100
preferred
Manville Carp—
Johnson
Johnson—
28%
22%
No pur
common,
Johns
25-
200
41,900
19 Va
32%
3274
29
*28%
1,200
35
29
*28%
33
33%
28%
29%.
52%
19%
19%
1.,%
*32%.
33.
29
1,900
337a
52
~
•
X32%
200
„
38%
*3374
35
*3374
35
*33%
t:
530
55
*54
54%-
*53
.
52%
52
*53%.
500
874
*8%
87s
53
56.
No par
1
pfd—100
102%
87'B
52
290
132
132
132
132
133
54%
%
1
,
—
Co—
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
16
29
.
10%
54
—-
46
45%
18,100
46%
10%
*53
Light Co-
45 Va
1,300
2%-
2%
2 7'a
100
92
*89
92
10%.
25 Va
22
18
4,800
46%
29
30
38% Feb
3,200
38%
'
132 %
28 Va
82
30
23%
38
10'A
25%
20%. Oct
31% Oqt
?3%
132%
25 %
&
Power
860-
...
38 %
46
45:,7
28,600
163%
2%
...28%
53 % Oct
35%. Nov
:
46
45%
2,300
32
31%
162%
23%
2%
,
234
232
32
164
*89
92
:
2>A
28 %
4
2
,
No par
29
10
Va
*89
%
2,800
10,090
*23 Va
387 «
"
■
2
2%
374
17%
387*
23%
3
33%
91
*89
2%
163-
30%
82% Sep
31% Jan
29 %
164%,
23 %
18
235
235
3174
;
10%
15
3
164 %
.23%
:
32 %
30'a
19
Jan
236"
31%
165 %-
'
33
231 *'
10%
Feb
99
:
32%
30 Va
62% Feb
85% Dec 26
18
17%
31%
17%
90
3%
177 V
374
3%
3%
18
10%
96
9
3%
17%
92
92
"
36%
11
July
92%
10%
15
Oct
*91 Va
30%
70% Nov
25
92%
92%'
10%
100% Jan
Mar 27
1,000
92%
30 %
3
•
200
22 Va
i—3:50
25
21% Jun
147'a
*22'A
Col
Dec
64
*14%
11'
Iowa
3,800
257*
14%
22 7a
45%
—j_No par
Intertype Corp.
26
2674
33%
100
'.Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
9,100
22 7*
,
No oar
Power
290
46
*14%
21'
i
27V4
1,800
159
457V
159
46 %
14%
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate
16074
45%
22%
29
Jan
9
97
*158
26%
29
47
May
78% Jun
96
161
22 %
29
97
100
1,300
3,000
97%
26%
19%
Machine
Apr
5%
5474
97
14%
2"%
*3%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co_,
64
5%
54%
97
46
34
29
3
5 %
54 3 4
26 Va
If 4%
*100 "a
pfd—
5%
54%
*14'/a
89,
.—No par
conv
100
1,900
397V
39 3'a
39'a
2,800
8
8
8%
8
400
54 Va
*53
5%
45 Va
19 Va
cum
54
52
547 a
*5
46%
48 Va
52
3f-%
5,700
40
48%
*51
8 Va
39%
3,000
9,000
111
39%
40
49%
54
54%
39%
95%
33%
$1.40
8o'/a
*51
52
*159
19%
(F L)
2
*48%
54%
35%
Jaeger
81% Jan
39%
49%
43%
84%
437V
*110
22 V4-
23%
"2%
*110
39%
'
'230% 230%
37%
It
*23
43 %
111
lio^t
96
-
.
83%
8274
'
165%
•
23%
x43
44
83.
8
19
Jacobs
Jun
43%
*53%
""4
19
90
237b
39%
preferred „
;
25
(International Telep & Teleg—No par
International futilities Corp
.5
5% Jan
Mar 16
23%
23%
400
.'91%
-
89
5
7%
26'A Aug 15
95
9,900
*48%
52%
$6
2
200
4%
*109%
33%
13
20
19%
47V
"
52
141'A Jan
3% Oct
*18%
4%
82%
38'A
22
19% Jan
19%
4%
"
22'A
32 %
com—No par
Shoe—
126% Oct
18
16%
*18%
4%
,
Silver common——25
International
7
10
16 V*
19%
5%.
25%
230
23%
1,400
16%
55'A
*14Va
17%
17%
228%
100
—
Feb
8% Jan
.
15,700
5'A
5
23%
161
46
400
10,600
20
197V-
4%
39%
:
*159
3%
3%
j-_No par
139
26
92
*91
5%
16 V*
8
39%
14'A
.5
5%
*18 'A
'
55 Va
*54%
22%
Paper common.—7.50:
5
80% Dec
14'A
;
preferred.
39% Feb
22% Feb
5%
5,800
95%
22%
20'A
11,000
8
95
95
17
19%
10%
*53 Va
*5'
17
"
17'A
*167A
17
20%
16%
*50
5
2,300
5774
110%
*109%
55%
66 7V
10%
83%.
39%,
5
55
657*
6774
5,000
15
44%
<
v
100
Packers. Limited.—15
12
,
67%
257V
57%-
82%
8
25%
11
43%
26 %
com
+.
26% Nov
4
68%
110
103
*102
2574
58%
23%
55%
*53%
Nickel of Canada coim.No par
international
30
16
25%
100
99
*977A
98
103
1074
4%
23%
25%
i—_•
5
28
40
98
*102
,..
220
58.
19'A
110%
*108%
91
11%
4%
.
1,300
487V
*89
-
58%
16 Va
43%
*48
90
58%
*18%
82%
100
4874
90
11.'A
23%
42%
35
48'A
20Va
%
'<
*34 V*
48%
*16%
56%
16'A
4
*23
No par.
Chemical
&
preferred
Feb
4% Jun
19
165
39
18% Jan
19
preferred
I
—:
—100
Hydro-Electric Sy$ class A__25
July 12
129
16
150
4,000
14 3 V
147'a
11%
11%
58 Va
x4%
500
597V
101
*99
89
2574
5
3,400
14%
*34%,
25%
% 5%
4%
4%
11-
32
1
Jun
20%
4,800
50%
35'A
14%
14'/a
35%.
700
37%
50 Va
*58
100
100
600
37 Va
.
59%
*58%
99
16%
20%
58%
16%
50 7A
103
69
16%
20%-
i——20
international Salt.
30
25% May
25Va Oct
68%
17%
„—1
100
Rubber—-—No par
5% .preferred
;
4
22% Apr
28
67%
7
3774
50%
68
67%
*16%
58%
37%
*58
•'
25%,
*4*%
28%
*102
.,
25%-
*10
17
28%
"
103%
25%
fV
-1*U
167*
51%
*48'/a
500
7%
7%
17.74
28%
*7%
60
88%,
25%
20
2,800
287*
101
14Vst
99
99
400
20%
33%
*34JA<
89
103
-1
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
2
24
Dec
91
99%
103'%
99%
—No par
.Interaational
Aug 15
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
8
24% Sep 28
20 % July 9
32
31
90
*103
10 Va
207V
28%
.
100
-23
97V
207A
*1634
7%
50%
48% V 48%,
88%
.
*22%
10 %
2074-
17
-•
*
59.,
34%.
,
<<
48%
—No par
International
9
18
30% May 19
27 %~
34%
48%
22%
5,200
157 V..
*9%
<
20%
*100
i
15%
50
260
88
;
157a
2274
23
38
14%
*87-
157*
15%
10
17
60 Va
34%
*33%
88
*28%
101
13%
73
*86%
*7 %
.
.
'
51 %
'".
*100
*7174
20%
•
14%
14-
51
17
*59%
60%
u
101.,
common
Preferred
;
16
61% Feb
Feb
60%
Machines
4%
22
15'
51%
101
71%
10
,38%
"
17
16%
*52%
87 3 V
15%
28%
38%
,
46%
international Mining Corp^
6
"
13% Jan
*28%-
39'A
51'A
45'A
Iron—*i_.—11
Minerals
Int
14
33% Dec
8
28'A
38%,
LNo par
Corp common
Intercontinental
Oct
47
4 f
7%
16%
23'A
preferred
4%%
.
137'/a Aug
27
713%
-
%7%;.:.7%...
7%
161%
Inc
Ctfs
Interchemical
May 15
3% Mar
4
6
May
Insuranshares
Apr 23
Dec
3,900
*22%
10%
20% ; 20%
16%
161%
:
Inspiration Cons Copper
3
23% Dec'
900
163*
7174
15 %
20%
20%
-
172-
25 V*
16%
71%
23,
*10
No par
100
f.
J
Co
Business
6% Nov
39
Steel
Harvester
'96% Dec
109
Inland
Int'l
88% Jan
27
15% Oct
preferred
Int'l
40% May
42% Oct
9
6%
23
18
25
16%
■
1
—i
—
Ingersoll-Rand common
29
2
133% Nov
14
Industrial Rayon
July 14
28
31 % Apr
'
15 V*
10
25%
"863V
*22%
23
*9%.
*25
r
73
87
15%,
*22IV
25
17
*39%
cum
24
2
8
15%
*71%
53
16 3 V
"
7%
4.70%
Nov
160% Jan
31
88
1,000
42'A
53
5
cum
36% Jan
27
5 '/a Jan
73.
87%
20
127
42
*52%
*50
246% Dafc
31
44% Oct
16% *.
73
30
53
52
15% Jun
Jan
90% Jan
25
25
16%
42%
421/*
",
1,300
25 V*
25 Va.
25"
'
25
16%
.87
42
*52%
53.%
25
16%.
<
;
42'*
25
*126
126 Va
126%
42
"52% '
53%
:
127%
"
42
«
'
18% Dec
10
"52%*
.,73%
*126%
41%
52
4% Nov
16% Mar
>126
73'/a
*50
9
16
22
22
179
127%
73%
127%
41%
pfd ser A—100
Sep
Apr
3,800
18%
73 Va
40
9
186
727*
1P%
72%
49%
29
14-% Dec
29% Oct
87% Aug 15
12% Aug
1
10
2
72
,
49%;
51% Jan-19
4
3
900
73%
18%', 18%
73%
18%
49%.
164%. Nov 25
14
25% Jan
Feb
20
Sep
2
129
Feb
88% May 19
10% Jan
Jun
30
11% Jan
3
18%
40%:
<
64% Aug
5
96% Dec 29
37% Feb
231
159 % Jun 26
3
17
8% Jan
23
18% May
38%
18%
Co common. 100
Illinois Terminal RR Co.-.
21% May
6
9
29% May
101% Feb 23
8
41'A Dec
1
30
Oct
155% Jan 28
41 % Oct 22
15
Jan
*37Va
19
Indianapolis Powor & Light—No par
Industria Electrica Do Mex, S A
6
4
81
29 % Oct
38%
49%,
4.26%
8% Jan
4% Oct
62% Feb
25%
*187a
*48%
May 21
55 % Oct'
52
26
12
53
8
160
98%'
*97
25 Va
72%.
RR
preferred
preferred
preferred
cum
33%
98 Va
1,200
33 V*
*37%
Co common_i_No par
Power
4.08%
33
33
*97
600
35
38
*126%
conv
noncum
33
*82'/a
25%
20
-
5,400
29%
85
98
——50
——50
50
*
33% May
1
1
16
168% May 18
29
Dec
Illinois
Dec
52% Aug 21
6'/a Sep 18
92% Sep
12
Mar 28
90
!
10
17
x47% Jan
13
8% Mar
29
20% Nov
;
42% Dec
50 % Apr
45% Feb
71% Feb
45% July 2
11
19
7
2
36% Oct
6'
18
6%
17
109
Co
Power
20%
28%
20 3 4
29%
37%
————12.50
6.66%
Inc.
20%
20%
*83
85„
25%
Hupp Corp
l
1
Hussman Refrigerator Co~—No par
Apr
95
l7% Jan~16
66% Nov 28
Foods
Hunt
19
Dec
X35% Apr
8
15
Jan
21
9,700
25
1
-——_—1
Hudson Motor Car
3
17% Dec
/
1,300
774
38
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
48% May 24
12% Nov 16
117 a
7Va
24%
common—100
preferred———_100
Tiencum
Hudson
11%
774
*37%
Hudson & Manhattan
5% Aug 11
3% May 15
5
Jan
9
July 18
10
357*
*35
117.
38
Mining
Sound Co
Howe
6
3.600
98%
Stores Corp————-
Howard
2,200
534
53A
73A
20%
*97
98 Va
*97%
20
24 Va
11%
29
32%
32%
*32
—
17% Dec
Jun
32%
2,600
145
x24
3574
*35
29%
20%
*83%
86
85
85
30%
30'A
>139
"
29"
•'
20
25
'
23
54% Apr
17
29 %
18%:
3%% preferred-——-.—.—100
4% preferred
'——100
4.40% preferred'
*
100
Houston Light & Power
No par
Houston Gil of Texas (Del)'
25
May 16
94
18
20%
29%
105 Va
*37%
•
103
1
99% Mar
107% Jan
20%
*104%
*24%
12,50
Honolulu Oil Corp
No par
Hooker Electrochemical Co com—5
$4.25 preferred
—No par
Houdaille-Hcrshey common,
3
$2,25 conv preferred——
50
Household Finance common—No par
2
19
20%
29%
2,000
*97%,
10
—30
preferred
conv
Homestake
7
7%
7%
32
5
& Sons——
(A)
4
2
July
42% Jan
Co__i——*.
Holland Furnace
11% Jam
3
33% Dec
(Charles E)
20% Apr
29
31
7%
5
10
1
5
Hotels Corp.—1„i—i,
Hires Co
Oct
•
7%
5
Hinde <fc Dfcuch Paper Co—
| 22% Apr *18
•
Sep'30
7
7%
preferred series A——100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)t—No par
Hilton
11% Mar 31
17
16
62
14
16% Mar- 5
122% Nov 21
9% Dec
Feb
14
107% Jan
11%
35%
*35
35%
*35
a
574
*5'%
5%
5%
5%
5%
11%
3%%
*
24%
24%
247b
161
24%
24'A.
24%
10
16
145
*139
145
24%
1,000
70 Va
*68
307a'
30 Va
30 Va
30
*139
140
11%
common—1
Heyden Chemical Corp
26
21
29
25% Mar
9% July 11
Jan
' May 12
14'/»Jan
18
Aug 29
Jan
74
Apr 24
82"% Dec 26
105 Va
IO0V2
140
85
preferred-—-——.100
common—No par
4%%. preferred series A—
50
7
24% Jan
31
14% Oct
70
*104%
16%
*104%
20'A
preferred—4
25
——No par
Powder common——No par
Hewitt-Robirts Inc——
16%
16%
29%
Hershey Chocolate
7
6
1374
69
16 Va
11%
0%
51% Jan
Mar 29
28% Sep
13%
69
57 b
Motors
Hercules
5
'7
15
2974
x77b
10
-a
1374
13%
71
1174
Co-t—-—:
common
1374
*33
34
*69
3574
non-cum
Hercules
24
54
14
104
7%
3
W)
3,600
105 Va
29%" 30 Va
145
common
(G
Helme
Feb
44% Mar 12
3
Dec
20 y* Jan
69
17
30
23% Feb
79
Nov
49
21% Apr
127% Mar 15
9
62
120
37% Nov
5
5,300
16%
5%
preferred-—;—100.
3.65%
May 20
24% Dec
2
100
4
31
Feb
27
2
17% July
Nov
40% Feb
Sep 14
22% Dec 22
Oct
93% Mar
7
3
May
34
106% Jan
94
36
90
29% May 12
41% July 13
13
Sep
51%
1634
117b
5
,-'—15
3%%
preferred
—100
Heinz <H Jt Co common-*-—i
25
Co
50 SA
17
X3574
Corp-————2
Mfg
50%
1674
*33
1638
18 Vh
24%
300
50%
16%
*13 Va
*104%
29%
3374
50%
16%
'
16%
139
33%,
49%
,
71
®6J
1047b
10
Marx
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Hecht
71
1047b
Corp
Hayes
26
Jan
6% Apr
19% Jun
137a
33%.
33%
"
*16Va
4% %
7% Jan
6
12
167b
*69
of America common
1
preferred
—50
Hayes Industries Inc,Vi
:
1
Hat
32% Jan
8% Oct
27% Jan
16%
*13'A
—■—100
Schaffner &
Hart
July 29
26
Oil Well
preferred
6%
5% Oct
8% July 17
Nov
5
21
21% Oct
5
20 y8 Nov 26
32
18
Jun
34 % Aug
142
5
4
33
28
9
139% Oct
Mar
x93A Jun
19
107
2
a—25
Cementing—5
Hall (W F) Printing Co
<-—5
Hamilton Watch Co com—No par
.4% conv preferred—
——100
Hammermill'Paper Co
,—2.50
Hanna iM A) Co $4.25 pid—No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac com__No par
17
Jan
143'/a Dec
Feb
17% Sep
81
Nov
Xl4
101
55
19
May 26
68
2
Oct
Feb
44
Water
36 7
3674
37 Va
3034
37 "
37
37%
367V
37%-
1
36'A
27% ' 28'a
27%
281V'
453a
433a
-.45%-
8
•5674
j
.
26,100
,
490
6,600
K
'
27
.Jun
Kaiser
Corp_.
1
26%
50
44%
44%
26'T
26 %,
preferred (conv7_.
Alum
<k
Chem
'
H% Nov"
5
18% Jan
9
x8
Dec
26
5%
cum
Kalamazoo Stove
<fe Furnace.
10
8 'A
8 %
45
—
8 %
.
26%
45
81
a
■2"% "*28%-
47;%:-45'A.
*3
-
-8%
-*
4J.3V '!
8
8%
8
8%
10,100
v
2,600
1,500
(247)
...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5187
Volume 177
Continued—Page 7
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
-
2
26% Jan
5
30% Dec
103 % Feb
28
1
87 % Jan
2
96
29
Sep
75% Feb
21
,
5
70% Feb
Jun
63
24
17% Mar
15% July20
4%
106
May
Feb
5
91'A Dec
66
Feb
6
72
Dec
24
16% Jan
2
19% Sep
4
6
9% Feb
28
31
*99%
preferred
preferred
Kansas
62
1
*95%
cum
4.50%
1
1U0
100
—
4'?
100
*104%
89'A
26
15% Feb
13'/a, Dec 19
Kayser (Julius)
Jail
5
34% Oct
19
32% Jan
7
37'A Dec
31
2
33% Oct
25
31
Jan
3
38
Dec
31
2
88% Nov
14
68% Oct
22
92'A Jan
26
11% Dec
67% July
36% Aug
6
49% Oct
31
40% Feb
19% July
3
25% Jan
29
50% Sep
20
40
Dec
18
110
107% Dec
108
12
Dec
31
23
*
3
Jan
25
8
23
80
24
36
Jan
2
91
Nov
29
103
36
Jan
5
42
70
4
May
80
Jan
Apr
35% Oct
Feb
13
91
Apr
28
Sep
21
34
Oct
21
39% Jan
4%
Kresge
Kress
5
24
23
Laclede
1
5 % Dec
8
"7% Jan
19
18% Oct
6
24
Jan
21
Lambert
6
11% Mar
7
16% Dec
12
Lane
4%%
12
Dec
50
Jan
10
20'A Jan
2
25% July 16
54% May
1
72% Jan
30
26% Dec
8
2
92% May
1
'9% Dec
1
22
45
51% Feb
9
21% Sep
28
72% Oct
9
19% July 27
25% Feb
16
20% Apr
15
88
Jan
*•
•o
Lees
'
87
Dec
13
100% Feb
15
8
Jun
7
11% Jan
18
8% May
21% Aug
1
21% Mnv
25
26% Apr
15% Feb
19
8% Jun
17
14
i
3.85%
26
Lehigh Portland Cement
21 % Dec
16
Lehigh Valley RR____
1% Dec
26
2% Jan
4
5
17% Jan
29
$3
5% Feb
23
50c noncum
3
Jan
2
23
Jan
22
18
3% Dec
29
65% Jan
73% July
5
17% May 17
70% Feb
21
81% July
13% Dec
18
16% Mar 28
Nov
17
25
Jan
7
x33% Feb
27
42% Dec
23
8% Jan
12
11% Jan
2
20% July 11
27% Sep
30% Jun
36% Aug
29
8% Nov 23
13
Nov
21
20
7
7 % May
i
9
f 2
39
Oct
16
35% Oct
26
79
Jan
3
61% Jun
4
184
Jan
23
160% Jan
158
Dec 22
*,
39
Jan
69
40% May29
15% Dec 28
Oct
46% Apr
23% Sep
Feb
17% July. 2
14% Jun 14
25% Oct
19% Oct
4
22
28
18
Dec
x81
Nov
23
27% Jan
2
<■
15% Jun
Nov
13
Dec
30% Jan
'25 % Jan
23% Jan
14
1
4
Loew's
28
7
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A-
.,17% Dec
2
2-
107
Dec
24
Long Island Lighting Co corn-No par
5.25% pfd series A
100
103% Nov
21
25,% Dec
18
Jan
July 14.
20% Aug
5
5
4
.'35 -Sep
10
33
Jan
29
'■59 % Feb
13
52% Feb
20
'Feb
5
24% Feb
2&
Feb
19
91% Jan
8
53% Oct
6
37%, Oct
16.
10*
14
Dec
18
103
2
«
5 %
41.-% Dec
•*
30..
99% July
(M) & Sons Inc com
Lowenstein
33% Aug r. 8
,
10O
10
preferred
B
(P) .Co common
preferred
100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)__No par
Louisville & Nashville
50
; .-7%
23
67% Dec
„
series
Lorillard
'
158%. May 24
9
30% Jan
10
No par
Lone Star Cement Corp
43% Feb
2
3,
39
No par
Inc
5
V
1
100
preferred series A
.-4%%
7
1.,
10
Jan
30
Lukens Steel Co
15%'Jan
25
M Si M Wood Working Co—
50
/1,800
39%
40'A
40%
40%
39%
39%
'3,500
39 %
39%
25%
93
10
15%
*47%,
50
22%
64
*91%
9%
30%
20%
*91%
9%
93
10
1%-
1%
14%
*3%
76%
*14%
21%
40%
14%,
14%
14%
4%
77
4
77
1.4%
30%
21
15
21%
41%
8%
36%
14%
21%
41
21%
g
*14%
*3%
76%
*14%
21%
40%
77%
40%
8%
8%
3G%
19%
68%
21%
68%,
22%
1 12%
29%
12%
30%
29%
17%
29%
17%
*164% 167
70
70
45% 45%
20% 20%
36% 36%
21%
12%
30%
30%
30%
30-/2
.
i
30%
17%
30%
17%
109
110 ]
*105'A 106%
25Va 25%
*152% 155
40
40
xl7% 17% 1
*108
111
*105% 106% '
24% 25%
*152% 155
40
40
t
67
67%
31% 31% ,
*96% 97%
42% 43*/a
65%
31%
31%-'
*96%
97%"
66%
43%
19%
19%
43%
14%
>
21%
41%
9%
37
77%
166
70
45
45%
19% 20
35% 36%
300
2,700
6,800
30,500
GOO
2,600
4,000
8,600
19%
2,900
200
22,500
4,600
*29% 30/
17% 17%,
700
13,800
180
109*105% 106 %
25% 25%
*153 155
40
4<K
63% 64%
.31
31/+
9,
44
44%
108
«
14,300
4,100
37,100
3,100
300
500
1,900
10,100
20
800
*68% 73
21 /« 22 A
12% 1-/a
30
30%
*68%- 72
22 h 22 A
12 /a 12 ,a
3u*/4 .x/va*
30
30
17% 17%
108
108%.
*105 % 106 %.
25% 25%,
*152% 155
40
40
64% 65%
31/2 31 A
''96,, ? %
43% 44%
22%
12%
3UVs
22%
12%
29%
70
70
22%
12%
*
41%
9
36%
76%
*164
70
19%
77%
14%
21%
45%.; 45%
19%. 20%
36% 36%
19%
19%
70
*69
*106% 110
*105% 106 %
24 %
25
*152% 155
40%
40%
67
67
31%
32
*96% 97'%
42%
42%
76%
4
4
76"%
76% 76 /a
165
165
70% 70%
37
19"%
4
41'A 41%
8% • 9%
*37
38
41'A
8%
75%
26
77%
76%
*14% 14%
21"% ,21%
14%
21%
___
2,400
800
1 30
900
200
600
15%
49%
22%
62
62
26
22%
1%
14%
*14
4
4
37
37
19%
19%
30%
21%
1%
6,500
9%
5%
20%
*91%','93
10
10%
30% 30%
21% 22%
1%
1%
14% 14%
93
10Vs
30%
10
.
76%
8%
.
36%
75
75"%
*164% 167
71
71
44% 45%
20% 20%
36%
36%
75
75%
167
167
71
71
43%
44%
20%
20%
36
36%
*91%
10%
30%
21%
1%
14%
1%
'
4
25%
93
30
21*
23
62
26
23
62
63
26
26
15%
49%
*15%
49%
15%
50
22%
22%
*61%
26
21 %
21
21
9%
*5%
20%
""IS
->48
22%
9%
5%
9%
"5%
9%
5%
9%
*5%
21
30%
21%
1%
1
14% Jan
Jan
i'
No par
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—x
31% Nov
30,
4,900
54%
54%
Liquid Carbonic. Corp com
No par
"3%% convertible preferred—100
2
75% Apr
I_—
18.% Jan
143
170
7
i
Jan
6
2.50
(The)
Corp
Lion .GiLCo
24% July
17
•"■26% Nov?
93
Lionel
f
-Jan
28
48% Jun
26
No par
x27% Nov
7
101
20% Dec
25
46% Mar 17
■
26
102
143 ;
48% Jun
com—25
100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Link Beit Co„1
18% Apr 15
11% Oct 28
*. May 28
47% Apr 27
12% Jans 2
11
1
66
1%
35%
54'A
39%
<' 8%.
5
& Myers Tobacco
preferred —
30
22
16% Oct
19
Liggett
Dec
15,
-..10
7
Life Savers Corp
21% Dec
Jan
9
70
13
29
Dec- 15
74
43
13
29
Feb
Jan
173% Apr
1
xl2% Apr 30
33 % Nov 14
i
27
17% Jun
.
May
3
16% Nov 21
37 % Jun 29
No par
Corp
Stores
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Llbby
r
49
Oct: 5
49
2
5
Products
9
2
Jun
terner
1
(The)—
Fink
&
,
No par
pfd
76
28
66
Lehn
2nd
38
1
10% Feb
33% Jan
Lehman Corp
2
1st
noncum
34%
55
1%
No par
Coal common
1
preferred
No par
Lehigh Valley
1% May 12
351/4
55
22%
*62
*25%
30% Nov
15% July20
4% May 24
35
23
64
1
230
92%
*22Vis
*62
25'A
19
92
55
15%
Feb
92
35%
15%
*47%
Lehigh Doal & Navigation Co
93
800
92%
54 %
*91%
9%
30
20%
3,800
55
15%
50
100
10
25
391/2
35%
55
15%,
*4-7%
;■
130
39 '/a
35%
No par
preferred
81%
39%
93%
9%
5%
1
*80%
39'A
'
35
35%
21%
50
25%
*92
9%
"5%
-5
(James) & Sons Co common—3
25%
25%
39%
20%
Tire
25%
26'A
80'A
81
9%
5%
20%
Co
600
25%
39%
20%
preferred
4,800
80'A
80%
*92 %
92%
92%
1,300
47%
113
26
81
9%
65%
common
Rubber &
Lee
39%
22%
45%
*110
25%
39%
*80%
No par
(The)__
Lane-Wells
81
40
4,200
13,200
26'A
26'A
,
54%
Co_
Bryant
26
22%
47'A
113
3,100
12,300
,
26
*25%,
26
26
pfd_75 Pesos Me*
La Consolidad 6%
4
Co
26
26
22%
22%
47%
*110
113
*110
113
26 Vs
35
4
Dec
"Mar
Gas
113
•
48
47%
47'A
47
22%
22%
22%
22%
*110
39
8
2
57%
39%
10
9
2
56 %_
100
28%'May
28
577/s
*80
Kroger Co (The)
Jan
77%
10
(S H) & Co/
54% Sep
•-•
38%
76%
26
-No par
preferred
(S S) Co
42% Dec
16% Jun
38
37%
78
26
Koppers Co Inc common..
25
56
37%
37%
1
*
25
42% Jan
37%
37
*110
100
(cum)
$5 prior preferred—.
50 Va Mar
t
36%
37'A
Corp
31% Jan
14% Feb
37'A
37
47'A'
7
2
37'A
37 %
22%
9
11% Jan
37'A
37
46%
5
9% Dec
37
37
22%
56% May
8% Mar 13
37'A
36%
com__ _No par
39
17
1,700
57'/s
26
26
1,500
12%
58%
25
Dec
19%
12%
57%
Nov
6% May 24
5% July 9
19%
12%
59%
Jun
22
19%
*12%
58%
51
f
72
19%
12%
58 'A
32
»
72
19%
12%
57'A
Kinney (G R) Co common—
49% Jan 21
97% July 30
May
73%
19%
12%
2.50
King-Seeley
300
*71%
19%
12%
78%
Oct 27
13
47% Sep
73'A
2,600
19%
*71
78
1
89%
12%
78%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
4% conv preferred
20
160
881/4
19%
78
7
2
*72
230
105
72
78%
Copper—
105
89%
89%
90
2,800
99%
*99
105
78%
4
19
Nov
27
18% Jan
10
73
99%
105
-No par
12
26 % Dec
114
5
Mar
21% Feb
19% Jan
72
,
9
7
51% Sep
27% Aug 27
,17% Mar 20
*89
99 %
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co__ _No par
July
22% Aug
71
89'A
95
77'A
Kern
1
20
Apr
105
88%
.
29%
95
37
1
—J——.
Kennecott
30
20 % May
42% Mar 15
& Co.
Class B
105%
105
29%
12%
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A—1
24% Jan
28
100%
Shares
30
72
-5
-
*99%
16
.
19'/s
100
8.75
Light Co—
95%
100%
*105
105%
88'A
preferred-
&
Power
95'A
Jan
96
29%
*95
96
*99%
96
100%
com- _No par
Southern
City
noncum
Kansas
Jan.15
29%
29%
*95
the Week
Thursday
Jan.14
30'A
29%
30
29%
preferred
3.80%
102% May 21
15
103% Mar 12
>
!
57
Jan
95
5
Jan
108
Nov; 19
3
Dec
com_No par
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
10
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Jan.13
Jan. 12
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
cs(
(III
28'A Nov
23% Mar 30
96
I
Highest
Lowest
NEW
1932
Year
for
Range
1951
Year
88% Dec
STOCKS
Previous
for
Range
12,800
'
900
4,300
2,000
„
---
2,(00
M
4
'
18% Mar 19 '
13% Nov 20
37% May 17
128
V
Oct
46
40% Aug
4
128% Sep
10
10,
42% Feb
^Jun 21
NOV
26
si May-7.•*
45
•*';
'135
3
Jun
-
14'".
Oct
12
29
20% )Feb
17
22
38'
Feb
2
24% Oct
22
2
84
' Dec
29
•
87 % Dec
28
103% Jan
90 % Jan
•
'
6"/o
.
Mack
28 ,'•
30 :
28 1
;17% Jap
31% Jan
30
jun
30 y« Dec
•'?
MacAndrews
preferred
Trucks
I
—
Inc_
100
*131 \
<<•
>,
;■"
Aug
-
17
573?
7% Oct
16
26 % Oct
15% Aug 13
15,
28
Feb
!
12'
Jan
.Jan
:<
Dec
19
8
18
23
8% Oct
2
22% Apr
31
24
20
13 % Oct
8;
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83
-
11
Dec
5
10% July
85
8% Jun
15
1Q
21
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87
Jun
28.
78
Dec
10
4-3
Jan
2
42
J
22%
22'A-
27 " Feb.
.26
28
Apr
45%, Jan
19
18
Feb
42
>44% Junv 4
14% Oct
-
27
12'/s
12%
55%
55%
4%
4Va
150
4%
Va
4%
*4%
4%.
x24%
24%
24%
4,900
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
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87%
*80%
8737
15%
14%
15%
8
v.91
% Feb
:
-
'4%%'
preferred
.
tconv j
'Jun
97
10
51
18
Martin-Parry
Masonite
Master
18
10'
:
;
Dec
26% Dec
'■
28
'
;
;
preferred.
common
,
30*
28
"McCord
V $2.50
•
Corp common—^
7; '
preferred
51
*44%
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67%
51V*
35%
36%
25
25%
,
93
*18%
,
24%
*88
*108%
.
29%
"
.
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38%
97
*
-
■
-
.
„
81
Oct
2
3
(
-•
U
39
Jun
2S
'39,
Jun
2S
131> Jan-
3
' 105
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>
12
.
22% Dec
48% Feb
5
Sep
:
4 -
ww
Oct
6
Jan •? 8
•
2 a-
A Miami Copper —,-x
&
.81% Jan 28
-.Mid-Continent Petroleum
10
28% Nov 28
4 Middle South Utilities Inc—No par
*■ 46% Dec' .'1
-Midland Steel Prod common
8
>
58% Oct 16
14
39% Jan
4
,
131% JWP 20
r
20
•'ftip/toePnns
.
20% Feb
31 ""
142
20
Oct
6
3.80%"-preferred series——109
:• -4.45% preferred series
100
95 % May 23 '
109'%' (iug 8
91 % Feb. 20-
va
23% Oct
94
Dec. 18
>16% Jaly "2
■53% Mar 15
*26%'Dec
10
48
-139 / Sep, ~*3 1
30% Jan 22
'
*
8'^ 1st preferred
100
Midwest Oil Corp——-—10
-
19%
69%'
1,800
35%
35%
35%
35%
4,400
25%
25%
20'A
13%
*13%,
13%
13%
13%
800
13%
27%
26%
27%
26%
26%
8,400
;
13%
47%
47%
48%
24'/#
*
18%
109
109
29%
223A"
22Va
107 V2
63%
26%
26%
45%
130
23%
1,700
22%
22%
22%
23%
2,700
38 Va
38%
2,100
38 Va
38%
38%
97
96
96
*103
104%
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25%
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,
94%
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95
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26
25%
26%
63%
64%
63 %
64 Vs
26%
26%
45
45
45
136
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107 Va
104 %
25%
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136
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800
29%
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107%
26%
109
23
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91
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29%
95.
64%
23%
200
10,700
29%
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64
120
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27%
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55
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:
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15
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69%
09
36 V*
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14%
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69
25 %'
-
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35%
55
25Ve
4,100
-
45%.
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68%;.
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26%
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18%
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15
15 V»-
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15
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54
27
45 Va
45%
5,100
51%
18%
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91
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26%
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20
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27
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19
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60
260
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95%
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v
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95
30%
4
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109
109
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19
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19
39%
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31
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51
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19
39%
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.
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24 Vs
19 V*
40 V8
93%
20'A
20
12%
24'/*
19%
39 Va
31'A
85'A
87
12%
24 Vs
19%
30%
94%
19%
12%
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94%
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1,600
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31V*
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24%
20,500
.
19%
108%
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95
90
12%
30%
94%
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15%
12%
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30%
•
14%
39%
30%
95
——3
10
15%
12
109'%
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No par
87
15%
24 V*
30%
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 .series. No par
$3.40 cumulative pf^-,
No par
*80'/a
87
15%
.
109
109
900
88
87 Va
40%
39%
24%,
15%
,
19%
40% V
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24%
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1
24%
19%
23%
24
23%
.
24%
109 %
'
*
24
—
>
31
17% Mar
24%
20
39%
0
100
8
Maytag,Co common ——___No par
$3 preferred
No par
'.McCall Corp •>',
r—-:No par
31'.,
45V2-NOV "13
'
preferred—'
Dept .Stores
$3.75
..
.
May
conv
com.
*
12
*11%
12
24
20
No Par
1
———
Electric Co—
4;25%
May
.
12
porpi.—.'—'—No-par
Corp
Mathiegon Chemical Corp
10
19% Dec—4
'
-•
15
'
.July 21',
..19 % Dec
4
23%
,
;
2
34% Aug 11
23%
•
.
10,300
12%
55%
*4Va
Corp
Midland Corp common
McCrory Stores Corp common—50«
•"
91 j Dec 19
.. -3%%?
convertible preferred—109
106 %j an
80% Dec 30 '••'/ 98% Apr" 25
8
71 -1N0V 28
McGraw Electric Co_
1
2
4&% Jan
60% Dec 20
•"•55% Mar 5
t
50 f * Dec
35 '►
; 38 % Feb
3
20
1
McGraw-Hill PublishingNo par
42% Dec; 7
July
•L; ^
65
Nov 20
*83%. Apr
4
72 Va Oct 2649% Jan
3
MclntyrerPorcupine Mines
—I
46Jan 28
45
Jun:
1
33% Nov 17
* McKesson Ai Robhins Inc
18
37% Jun 29
22
27
Octv 4L
26 % Jan
7 ; McLellan Stores Co
—1
23% Jan 31
July 3
15%Janr*21 ■? McQuay Norris Mfg Coj
lft
12% Nov
3
20
■L *14% Dec
.19% Jam 19 >
t 22% July 15
•••,. '23% Jun
28% Feb ^2*
25 32% Oct.
Mead Corp common,
:;.u—No pm
4'
*.f" 88 % May 15 - ; 100
86
.Mar 20
Aug 19
: -94 ■ Jan i4p
4 %'%- preferred (1st series)—100
■*
22 y4 May 25
23% Mar <0 -i7 26%Dec 2f. Meiviilr'«hoe Corp
26% Jam 16
——
1
12% Oct 22
21 % Feb" : 8
t
'lO'- Feb
8 ;; Mengel Co (The) common.
—1
„/14
Dec 26
;
47
Dec 10
50% M>r 15c5% convertible 1st preferred—50
94
Feb
9 '
,45% Dec 27
i
'.,18 ,*. Jan
2
15% Apr. 18 i» S;2i% JJec^. 9
22% Feb., 9
. Mercantile -Stores
Co Inc
3%
'22'
Oct
6 "% 35% Jan 22
" Merck & Co; Inc. common
16%e
28% Oct 2739%'Sep 13'
93% Dec 12
$3.50 preferred
No par
101
Jan 12
84% Jan -4
:«2% Dec 27
104% Oct.; 3
121 v Jan; 2
$4 conv 2nd pfd——
No par
113 ' i Oct 27
122% Sep 18
281 Nov- 7
^3%"Jan: 23 '6. Mtergenthalerj Linotype Co—No par
33% "Oct 43 4
.v."-".26% Jun, 25
.ii <21% May 24
31%'OctU.7r '~r22'.n OctiMS^
'j28%':^in'v 2 :w^Merritt-Chapmah"
Scott—j_12.50
56
Jan 24
47% Apr
Mesta Machine Co.——
8
37% Dec 18 V 54% Feb ;ll
2
101
May 27
90
/Metropolitan Edison. 3;90% pfd
100
Dec 14
104% Jan 10
92% Jan
2
198 " Jun '25' •"< ;4.35%£ preferml series
101
Jan' 3
108
101 - > Dec 18
100
£
-Aug"'I
91.
Jan 14 ,•
104 % Feb 21 U
92Nov
7
97%»Jim l 3;., A 3.85% preferred series
100
19% Apr
16%Jua 26
4,000
4 :«'4
<*113
-.15% Mar 12
x22%' Nov
.7
3
24%
23%.
*4%
7
16% Feb ,23
300
2,800
50
Market Si Ry 6% prior pfd
100
MarshaH Field & Co: com-.—No par
4%,% preferred
100
Martin (Glenn L) Co—
1
T
87 1 May-2:
49% Apr
23%
700
9
8%
8%
8%
22'
98
.
8%
23 Va
8Vh
1,100
6%
22
22
22%
*22
22%,
8%
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12%
2
j
8%
9
*21%
t
6%
55%
2
-
8%
1
6.28
22'A
4,600
7%
7%
6%
6%.
1%
12%
90%. Jan
4
Jun
8
*7%
7%
6 V*
6%
22'A
6%
7%
•
55%
>49%. Apr
30
Jan
6%
7%
*6%
7%
12%
.90% Jan
■
7%
:
7%
No par
Bros——
547
*525
547
*525
547
3,100
546
*525
547'
55%
21
14% Jan
*525
28
21V*
21%.
21%
21%
27%
27
26%
*525
12%
12
17
15%Aug
i20%Jan
80
1
*"
3
79
21%
55% "
20
25
91% Jan .31
27 V*
21%
12%
Sep
,101% Mar
20 Va
21%
21%
t
55%
29% Jan
28
13% Jan
27
9%
9%
21%
12%
,101% Feb
Juu'29
87
9%
9%
55%
33% Jan
17% May 12
104 % Jan
35
*9%
9%
12%
'
49% Sep 20
;
9%
•54%
•
16
Dpc
■13%- Jun '' 2
28
38% Oct
*£ %
3,900
8
941 Jun
25
16'
9%
10,500
1,200
Marine
19
9% Apr
23% Feb
490
8'/s
Marathon
27%'July
7
21% Oct
'
86%
Vs
8
8'/s
22
.57% Jan
"•.
17
14% Jan 11
la
25%
86'A
Ve
8
V»t
28'
" Dec
*,"■< 4% May
38.% Oct 19
213/»>Jan
24%
87
8
17 «'
13
25
31
-Oct
25%
87
8
29 % Jan'
,
2
29% Nov
5
25%
86%
8 Vs
*8
8%
27
Manhattan: Shirt
r_'_
Maraeaibo Oil -Exploration
•
25%
86
12% Jan
2
v
Hi
'Jan
.4% Jan
23 " NOV
3
,105% Feb 27
July Hi
13 % Jan
29
38% Feb
8
28;
Dec
V
Jan
52, % Feb
*
•
'
'
10% Jun 29
29
t.
7
July 111
*
"N
,
lT% Dec~29
56^; Nov 28
July 19
26 % Nov
Jan
Mandei
25 V*
86 V*
9%
Co
Manati Sugar
r
25%
85%
21 <%
'
:
2
52% Oct 29
1
10(
'
'
;4
"Dec
12%
25%
26%
—1
Magnavof Co (The)—
Mahoning Coal RR Co
200
20,600
13'/*
13
10
Magma-Copper.—-—
,
"-11% Mar 18
2%
»' Apr
18
Jan
8
12%
25%
—ft——No par
/■Magic Chef
5
f
'.Feb
Square Garden^-—No par
Madison
% Nov, 14 '
536
7 % Dec
25%
|
9
22
.
1
7% Mar 23
y "«
10% Jan
39
.
I Apr
485
*4
14% Sep
r7%. Deq 31
•!«% July 25
■
,
'
,
'
•'{
1
30
11
-,il8%«Oct
6
09 % Nov 24
i
-
■'9% Mar 13 -
"7% Aug 25
13
12% Jan
I 42% Oct
9
July 14
123% Jun 25
12% Jan.
2?
.}^ 500
Jan
10
13 %
Vs
85%
*8
'
-7% May 21
13'/»
13 Va
13
13^8/
133'%
,.*131
25%
12%
100
4%%-preferred series A
133%
2,800
11%
44
*43'A
44
133%
*131
K33 Va
11%
11%
11%
*43%
44
*43
*131
85%
5
1
Macy (R H) Co Inc com——No par
<•
*131
11%.
11%.
43%
133 Va
43%-
43%
*43%
11%
11%.
11'A
11
1
Forbes common—10
&
23 V*
45%
137%
23 V*
26 V*
26%
*44%
45%
*136
23 Vs
137 'A
23%
38%
96
*103
*92'/*
*92
*106%
-
97
94'A
26
62%
63
26'/s
26%"
44
44%
23
50
95
107%
25%
*136%
190
104%
6,800
5,100
13,700
1,200
137%
10
23'A
4,500
IS
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(248)
.Monday, January 19, 1953
r
C«iitiau«4—Pagt f
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ran ge
Range
1951
Year
Year
for
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1952
Highest
Higbeti
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Prertoaa
for
EXCHANGE
.
16%
16%
16%
16%
,
16%
16%
16%'
16%
3,600
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1
18
18'/« '
18
18'A
2,200
60
61%
60
60%
59%
60%
;
59%
60'/.
59
60
4,300
•112»/«
114%
*
*112%
17% Nov 28
Minneapolis Si St Louis Ry__No
23
19% Dec
19
Minn
41% Jail
56% July 17
45% Feb
14
62% Dec
18
2
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
$3.75 conv preferred
2
Minn
107% Oct
116% Dec
3
Mar
107
Sep 21
117
29
48% Jan
Apr
24
101 % F"b
25
16
Oct
28
24 % Jan
2
80
Nov
19
91% Jan
11
39
37 Ya Feb
20
54
May
100% Nov
30
107
Mar
18% Jun
29
27% Oct
18
83% Jan
2
93% Feb
14
25% Jan
2
«
7
105
34% Oct
13
23% Nov
8
32% Jan
2
$4
23
&
9
45 %
45 %
103%
*103%
103%
Mission Corp
Mar 12
32% Dec
26
11
13% Sep
21
15% Oct
22
20% Jan 22
35% Dec
6
33% Oct
16
38% Dec
11
Mississippi River Pod Corp
13% Mar
9
9
3% OCt
10
«% Peb
15
Missouri-Kan-Tex
45% July 2
18% Aug 15
73% Mar
29'
Nov
39% Feb
10
9
3
;
59% Dec
12% Mar
J6% Oct
31% Jan
1
82% Oct
30
27% Oct
9
21% Nov
17
Dec 21
26% Apr
18%
i8%
87%
87%
25%
25%
38
38%
31%
25%
*25
25%
38%
32%
"
38%
32%
32
31%
...
18%
18%
18
l&Y*
18
36%
37%
36%
37
37'
eom_No par
RR
5%
5%
5%
5%
preferred series A
*
i
63%
65 ya
51%
28%
50 %
52%
28%
13
13
17
•
»;
64
17
91
22%
23
(Tha)^__JNo par
-30%
17
.
64%
52%
7
29
29
-
90%
91%
*'
22%
23%
-
30%
-30%
•'
63
62%,
16% X16%
64%'
>
50%
51%'
•
•
29%"
•'•lay*1
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13%1•'
94%s
;
;
1
5%
7,300
63%
4,200
49%*
51 y4
20,400
29%.,
30
;-.13'A
17
91%
:
6(700
3.400
63
;
i
;
92%
;t9i%
63%l
29'A
7,200
18%
37%
5%'
'
;
17
31%
18%:
J
13%
13%
.
7 *16%
.
300
7,500
36%
'■
■
5%>
-
5%
/
50%.
-
13 y»
;
16%
92
8
n
64%.
\
28%
28%
^
>
<
*•
70
25%
38ys
•
30 %
-
I
19
37% 1
6,400
->
87 y2
>
38
18%
20
18%
•
25%
31% 1
30%
V
5%
*
37 Ya
'
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25%'
38
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18%
18%
-
•
6,700
103%
38'A ('
25%
.
37%
.
18'/. '
86%
100
-.
,
46
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-
18%
•
31%
•
5%
49
No par
8
114%
45 y.
103'/.
86%
;
'
63%
100
pfd-100
eonw
Chemical Co
Monsanto
2
18%
86%
10
-5
:
Monarch Machine Tool——
28% Jun 30
109% Jan
18
86%
38%
•112%
46%
♦103
18%
.
114% «
45%
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87%
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12
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35
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27
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19
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29
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19
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8
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-
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112% Oct
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26
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85 y2 Jan
2
94
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3
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2
28
Jun
6
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2
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2
7
88% Jan
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Electric Si Gas Corp—
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$3.75
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27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
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A
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28
28
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80
80
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76
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85
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82
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2
92
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12
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100
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85%
6
86% Jan
2
98% Jun
3
3.90%
preferred
9
8% Apr
18% Oct
24
14% Sep
26
28
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Nopco
8
Norfolk
12% May
Noma
Jun
29
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2
25
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18
28 Yi Jan
13
25
25
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16
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31
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16
19
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28
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19
2
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30
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70% Dec
92
92
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11
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52
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53
52
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26
26
26
59
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5
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Northern
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10
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2
21
94% Feb
18
82
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2
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7
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8
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31
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50
93
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100
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Chemical Co
Adjustment
93
92
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Feb
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79
79
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29
17
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23
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52 y4 Sep
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29
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94
3
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100
par
preferred
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102
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-
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26
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88% Jan
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Number 5187... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
(249)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
1951
Year
Lowest
Aug
Lowest
25
2
13% Jan
Mar 24
6
8% Apr
NEW
1952
13% Aug 28
Dec
6
27
Feb
5
13
35
Feb
19
Omnibus Corp
27% Sep
12
Oppenhelm
11
Outboard Marine
11
Out 1st
19
Jan
2
79
Feb
19
83
Jan
41% Apr 24
69 % Sep 16
52
89% Aug 30
Mar 21
21% Jan
19
81
73% Feb
2
Aug
♦10
•25
No par
23
S
13
Dec
Collins
Dec
12
17% Sep
5
common
&
Mfg
Co
*25
28
38 Ya
39%
29%
Jan.14
10%
10%
10%
10%
39 Ya
30 Ya
Friday
10%
28
39 Ya
28
30Ya
31
39%
Shares
10
10%
♦25
39 Ya
the Week
Jan. 16
Jan. 15
10%
•25
28
39
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 13
Jan.12
10
(The)
Tuesday
Menday
Par
Otis Elevator
41% Dec 23
30
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
39% Apr
27
33% Jan 25
75
for Year
Range
Highest
10
CoitifliMd—Page 9
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Pretlm
far
Range
10%
►25
39%
1,500
23
39%
39%
5,800
29%
31
6,100
2.50
11
Owens-Corning Flberglas
23
17% Jan
14
85
44 Ya
45
44 Ya
45%
45
45 %
44%
45
44%
45
5,800
75%
76%
76 Va
76%
77
78 Va
78%
80%
78%
80
8.400
14%
6,700
Owsns-Illlnols Glass Co
10% Oct 30
♦83%
12.50
Jun
85% Jan
29 Ya
No par
Corp
5
v
17
30 Ya
82
X82
*80
31%
32%
*80
84
84
*80
84
10
P
21
15% NOT 28
Fabca Products Inc
No par
com
preferred
5
4%
NOT
16
101% Mar
1
81% Dec
31
97% Jan
24
14
Dec
20
19% Feb
8
12% Dec
30
19% Jan
11
17% Jan
10
35
Oct
1
25% Mar 22
63
July 13
65
NOT
29
51
Mar 17
63
Oct
28
37
Apr
6
44
Feb
II
35
Mar 18
49
Dec
30
3
25% Dec
27
3
25% Jan
2
30 Ya Dec
34% Mar
32% Jun
12
39 Ya Dec
9
Pacific
Gas
54% Mar
6
50
17
58 y4 Dec
11
Pacific
Lighting
Pacific
Mills
Pacific
Telep
16% Jan
31% Mar 27
*49% Jan
17
24
151% Jan
3
30
132
17
5% Jan
2
May 24
8y4 Nov 21
17% Oct
16
26% Mar 15
9Y4 Nov
7
7
6% Mar
8% Jan
7
7
Dec
9
3
4% Jun 29
4% Apr
30
25
Mar 15
13% Apr 18
40% Oct
6
X40
Feb 20
62
92
Dec 31
7
Jun 29
9
x9% July 18
10
May 24
40% July 10
'
7% Dec 21
Dec
19
64% Apr 11
12% Jun 25
22% Jun
26 Ya
27
116%
116 Ya
117
100
141
141
141%
141%
142
141%
142
140Ya
140 Ya
8
8
7%
preferred
10
Motor
Car
World
Amer
Petrol
&
Oil
700
2%
No par
42%
3,400
16,200
Parke
Co
&
17%
17%
35
35
9
Penney (J C) Co
No par
68 Ya
69%
68%
69 Ya
68 Ya
69 Va
69
69%
67%
683/a
7
Penn
12%
12 Ya
12%
12 Ya
123/a
12%
12 Ya
*12%
12%
5,700
4,200
32Ya
2,700
Coal &
Penn-Dlxie
Cement
Glass Sand
Penna
29
67% Jan
23
8
34% Apr
15
44 Y4 Jan
7
•
23% Jan
22
19
19Y4 Jan
25
30
42% Jan
2
Oct 29
121% Aug
3
117% Jan3
2
41% Dec
31
Phelps-Dodge
33% Dec
15
Phlla
Co
110
100% NOT 30
Jun
13
:
2
20% Feb
36% Nov
12
90
Apr
12
56% Mar
Jan
Dec
98
Dec
17
64 Ya Dec
30
Dec
7
94
54
Sep
9
48% Feb
i
2
.
104
39 % Sep
9
100
Jun
6
51
July 29
20
12
33% Jun
4
102% Apr
19% Dec
15% Apr 29
110
NOT
14
95% Feb
Oct
46
May
1
1
14% Dec 24
Sep 17
Feb
3
25
22
156
Dec
1
142
Feb
21
174
Feb
1
151
Jan
4
.
Jun
37% Jan
8% July
18
Jan
54 % Oct
25
2
31% Dec
11
:
30
2
Sep 29
Jan 17
132% Jan
70% July 24
73
NOT 27
98
3
•
9
Jan 18
33% Jan
21
3
Feb
9
4
27
Oct
16
68
Oct
23
20% Apr 18
17
11% Jan
3
Feb
28
20% Oct
15
185
129
28% Oct
18
Jan
17
17
25% Dec
23
145
Aug 27
34% July
12% Feb
9
14
37% Mar 15
40% Oct
24
55 Ya Feb
13
15
Dec
22
19
Jan
22
14% Jan
7
18% Dec
4
"
13 % Jan
15% NOT 38
4
10% Jun
29
16% Jan
17
18
13 Y4 Jan
18
Jun
27
41% Jan
17
31% Sep
•
35% Dec
15
80
Jan
11
62% May
8
69 Ya Dec
11
29% Jan
31
11% Oct
8
19
17% Jan
86% Jan
22
Feb
U
82% July 2
16% NOT 23
84
Dec
23% Jun
27
25
■-
95
30% Feb
19
26% May 24
30% Aug
I
79% Dec
91% Feb
13
9% Oct
80
May 13
26% May
28% Apr
1
2
31% Nov 26
34 Ya Dec
10
21% Jan
2
24
May 24
92
Dec
18
81
Jan
87
25
10
Sep
26% Dec
11
27% Nov
18
16
24% Jan
13
24% Jan
27% Aug
6
Feb
21
92% Jan
103 Ya Nov
20
Nov
21
109
102% Jan
41% Apr
~2
46% Mar 28
106
Sep 11
48% Oct
8
62% Deo
28
110
May 23
56% Oct
16
•
2
25Y» Apr
138% Jan
17
2
30
Oct
29
48
Feb
f
135
NOT
28
159
Jan
22
Jan
2
29
16% Jan
2
31% Feb
.39% Mar 20
108% Ang 11
28% Jan
27% Jan
24
May 16
27% Feb
24 % NOT
107
3
♦37 Ya
38%
11 Ya
11
11%
10 Ya
11%
J
106 Ya
40
39Va
32 Ya
32Ya
23 Ya
23Ya
107Va 107%
39Ya
23 Ya
23%
106Ya
106%
100
*95 Va
97'/a
*95%
96 Va
12.50
No par
No par
100
-
105 V2
105
*..—,
_
preferred
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
18 Ya
35 Yr
87 Ya
87%
♦86 Ya
46%
46 Ya
46 Ya
47 Ya
47 Ya
48%
48%
x99%
99%
*99%
*95%
99
*95%
99
No par
*18%
19 Ya
*18%
19 Ya
100
No par
5
•96
25
No par
2
100
100
Pullman
Pure Oil
(The)
common
35 Ya Jan
4
*10%
36
36%
36
♦100
101 Ya
♦100
18
ft
24% Dec
IS
25% Oct
11
23Y« Jan
2
29% NOT 25
72
9
8lYa Dec
19 Ya
19%
conv
♦100
34 Ya
1
106%
19 Ya
*94
48%
48 Ya
390
20
106 Ya
40
13,100
9,600
35 Ya
35
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88
100
-
11,100
48%
400
100
100
96%
100
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19 7a
1,000
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99
96%
99
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99
19%
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19Ya
99
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18
18 Ya
35%
88
1,200
95
18 Ya
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101
*100
101
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96
23 Ya
*94
99
60%
61
19,800
60 Ya
61 Ya
£0 Ya
10%
♦10%
10%
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10%
10%
37 Ya
37%
37 Ya
37Ya
36%
37
101.%
60%
10%
99
99
19%
19%
1,500
28 Ya
1,900
61%
Ya
60
101 Va
♦100
19 Ya
19%
♦100
101 Ya
13%
19
19 Ya
28%
27Ya
29
*
*86%
89%
♦86%
89%
*86 Ya
89 Ya
No par
•95
96%
•95%
97
*96
97
*96
97
28 Ya
29
29
29
400
10%
1,500
20
•104%
*104 Ya
♦104 Ya
•104%
28%
89%
28%
7,400
32 Ya
106 Ya
106
37 Ya
60 Ya
*104%
530
24,200
23 Ya
23%
♦87
♦86 Ya
89%
97
100
97
1
56 Ya
57Ya
56%
57
56 Ya
57
56 Ya
56 Ya
56 Ya
56 Ya
3,300
1
15%
15%
15%
15 Ya
15%
15%
15%
15 Ya
15%
15%
2,000
100
100
25
No par
100
100
53%
*154
156
♦154
156
♦154
156
•154
156
164
8Ya
8%
20.%
71 %
23 Ya
*145
164
164
164
164
164
♦164
165
29 Ya
Co (The) com
5
preferred
100
Quaker BMte OH Refining Corp_10
53%
8Ya
8%
20%
20%
71%
23 Ya
150
29 Ya
71%
71 Ya
24 Ya
24
30 Ya
30
54 Ya
54 Ya
55 Va
8,300
8 Ys
8%
2,200
20 Ya
6,100
8%
8%
8%
8%
20%
20 Ya
20 Ya
20 Va
74
72
72 Ya
*72%
71
71
•23%
♦70 Ya
24 Ya
30
60
700
600
24%
24
•145
149
30 Ya
30
30
24
73
71
71
71%
149
*23%
♦145
150
100
54%
55
20%
♦145
149
*145
54 Ya
♦72
74
*72
74
54 Ys
29 Ya
1,300
30
12 Ya
12
12
12 Ya
12 Ya
12Ya
12 Ya
12%
900
30
30%
30
30 Ya
30 Ya
30 Ya
30 Ya
30 Ya
30
30 Ya
4,800
44 Ya
44 Ya
45 Ya
45 Ya
45%
46
46
45%
46
1,200
15%
15%
16
16
16
16%
16 Ya
16 Ya
16
16
18
18%
17%
13 Ya
17%
17%
17%
18
Ya
17%
18 Ya
5,400
10%
10%
10Ya
10Ya
10 Ya
17,400
*44 Ya
♦12
?
1,700
10%
10%
10 Ya
10%
10Ya
•34Ya
35%
35 Ya
35 Ya
♦34%
36
35
35
*343/a
35 Ya
66 Ya
67%
67 Va
67%
67%
63
67%
63 Ya
67 Va
67%
4,400
15
14 Ya
15%
20,500
14Ya
14 Ya
81
82
14Y4
*81
15 Ya
82
14%
♦81
15
15
82
♦81
82
<■
♦81
200
30
82
x29
29%
29 Ya
29 Ya
29 Ya
29 Ya
29%
29%
29 Ya
29 Ya
5,500
34
34%
343/a
34%
34%
34%
34 Ya
34 Ya
34 Ya
34 Ya
4,400
82%
83
83
83 Ya
83 Ya
83 Ya
♦82 Ya
833/a
82 Ya
82%
25 Ya
*25%
25 Ya
♦25 Ya
25%
27 Ya
26%
27 Ya
26 Ya
27 Ya
*25 Ya
26 Ya
25 Ya
26 Ya
*25 Ya
26%
27 Ya
27 Ya
27 Ya
27 Ya
102%
*101 Ya
102 Ya
101 %
101 Ya
♦108
109%
*108 Va
109 Ya
103%
108 Ya
42%
42 Ys
42%
27 Ya
27 Ya
♦lOlYa
27
42%
6%
•
♦12
108%
No par
54'/a
20%
•72%
No par
100
Quaker Oats
Jun
0%
100%
100
.*96
10%
No par
Inc
preferred
Parity Bakeries Corp
•
18
60
19%
2,000
34,500
40
32 Ya
22 Ya
No par
•1.40 div preference com__Nopar
11
18%
18%
34 Ya
1
No par
10
Pressed 8teel Car Co Inc com
1
4%% conv preferred series A..50
Procter &. Gamble
No par
5
Publlcker Industries Inc com
•4.75 cum preferred
No par
Public Serv Co of Colo
10
Public Serv Co of Indiana...No par
23
105 Ya
18%
Power Co.
preferred
4.70% cum preferred
106%
35 Ya
B
4.08%
♦
87%
Pocahontas
Pub 8erv El & Gas com
•105 Ya
*94 Ya
95%
34 Ya
5
5
preferred
106%
95 Ya
*86Ya
18%
18
177a
30 Ya
107
39 Ya
107
107
34 Ya
1
(The)
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
preferred
*23 Ya
87%
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
4.32%
32 Ya
23%
107
34 Ya
156
Apr 28
33% Aug 11
Feb
♦105%
165
3%%
325/a
1,600
'
23%
107
*86%
1
♦154
Electric
32%
325/a
32 Ya
20 Ya
30%
107
40
300
105 "
17%
17%
21,600
11
42 Ya
20 Ya
30 Ya
400
38%
*41%
107 Ya
39 Ya
40s/a
40
40 Ya
17%
30 Ya
107
107
3
♦164%
Creek
*20%
800
*103
20 Ya
1,600
2,200
10%
105
60,700
31
*37%
42 Ya
•41%.
♦103
100
S
100
100
Coal & Iron
Poor & Co class
20 Ya
106 Ya
107
107%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
6% preferred class A
100
B%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Potomac
20%
133
11
...
3,200
134
30 Ya
,
38%
10%
.
20 Ya
,107
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pond
105
31
164
*37 Va
42 Ya
*41%
♦103
105
♦103
100
Hosiery
Plttston Co
42%
42
41 Ya
105
*103
100
convertible
43% Jan
27% Feb
37%
134
134
134
(conv)
preferred
Pltney-Bowes Inc
69% Jan
110
148
37%
,
17%
7%
Jan
80
39 Ya
133
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
25% Jan 21
85
134%
30%
Pittsburgh Fcrgings Co
14
Aug 18
Aug 25
21
Oct
25% Apr
57
-
17% Jan
156 ;
30%
133%
17%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
26
10% Jan
8
17
70% Oct 30
2
14% Apr
3
Nov
12
12
36% Aug 23
31% Jan>
10% Jan
28% Jun
62
56% Dec
31
31% July 17
106% Jan 28
42% Mar 17
Jan
147
131% NOT 30
46% July 2
15% Jun 28
.
!
*30%
*30%
30 Ya
$4
15
13
30%
30 Ya
30 Ya
17 Ya
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com..No par
37% Jan 29
8
51 Ya
31%
Pitts C C & St L RR
21
1
Oct
85
July 6
152% Dec 28
16
110Y4 Jan
1
50 Ya
30 Va
PUlsbury Mills Inc common
f
8
24
52
17 Ya
■
5
♦51 Va
20%
series preferred
Phoenix
50 Ya
17 Ya
Phillips Jones Corp com.
ft% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
4
24% Oct
13
Sep 28
91
148 '
Jan
Mar
39
5
Jan
.98
Jan
17% Jan
8
110% Jun 29
2
*
9% Dec 23
Sep 27
23
39
.
July
37%
3.00%
31
98
110% Jun 29
19% Jan 22
91
20
*17% Jim
95% Oct 22
10
13
\3% Mar 15
50 Ya
31
Corp common
preferred
4%
May 3
98% May 10
12
95% Feb
7
Mar
52
20%
preferred series A
"Philip Morris <fc Co Ltd common
8
23%
51
30
3Ya%
101
93% Jan
•
Dec
22 Ya
20Ya
17 V2
common
A Reading
Philco
233%
133%
41 Va
■'
20
39% May 24
11% Dec
3
Jan
52
42% May 15
9
104% Jan
6
95% Feb 28
31
Phlla
8
2
3
'
107% Jan 18
19
July 11
<
23%
1
preference com
preferred
3.8% preferred
4.3% preferred
4
83% Jan
-
Dec 28
14% Dec
24
108% Mar
8
15% Jan
99% Jun
conv
23%
5
4.4%
95% Feb 27
3
93
*103% Jan
4
6
26% Jan
13
91
Jan
17% Jan 19
,
2
81% Dec
8
tl
Oct
23 Ya
com
Co
<fc Co Inc
preferred
Electric
May 15
27% Dec 13
29
20% Jan
45 % NOT
Feb
108
2nd
23 Ya
11
100
5
Corp
Pfeilfer Brewing
'4%
23
38%,
......
..No par
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
(Chas)
33
51
4%%
Pfizer
323/4
51
33V3C
30 Y» Oct
1
33
23 Ya
..100
Pet Milk Co common
2
105% Apr
323/4
22 Ya
Pepsi-Cola Co
2
32 Ys
50
Co
300
28%
107 Ya
32%
107 Ya
32Ya
30 Ya
28
•106
33
32 Ya
5
100
28%
107 Va
*28
*106%
32 Ys
10
600
700
107%
No par
Co
28%
32 Va
32
31%
32
*28
53/4
5%
♦106 Ya
*106%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
31Ya
28 Ya
♦27
108 y2
Peonies Gas Light & Coke
'
32%
32
32%
28 y2
►106%
RR
30
18
32
100
preferred
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Oct
18
•17%
♦27
7
1
5%
5%
5Ya
12 Ya
10
Corp
Corp com...
Pennsylvania
Dec
5%
5Ya
25
Coke Corp
ll7/a Dec
Dec. 18
1,400
5%
173/4
,!• 16% Dec
91
3,400
34%
23
17
.
7 Ya
17%
24
Jan
300
400
8
7%
73/a
34%
_5
Penn Power & Light Co
93
♦7Ya
8
7%
5%
11
25
*7%
343/4
33% Dec
112
7 Ya
17 Ye
5
2
34 Ya
8
7 Ya
53/a
11
2
34 Ya
7Ya
7 Ya
17%
108% Feb
17
34 Ya
8
♦34 Ya
5
Apr
♦34 Va
7 Ya
34 Ya
22
22 Y« Jan
34%
*7%
7Ya
34%
4
29
34 Ya
34 Ya
7Ya
7 Ya
18
Dec
103% Jan
34 Ya
34 Ya
7Ya
34 Ya
20
•
42
•34 Ya
preferred.
8% Feb
8
41'%
5
common
Peoria & Eastern Ry
14 ;
423/8
18
Co
prior
5
Jan
41%
34%
Coal
conv
Jan
3
423/8
No par
Peabody
5%
29y4Jan
105% Sep 29
42
Penlck & Ford
72Y4 Dec
22
43
5 Ya
17
145
42 Y4
2.50
Transportation
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
7
2Yb
..
43
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co..
Parmelee
8% Apr 28
18% Jan
Davis
18
NOT
6,300
32 Va
2%
Aug
26% Feb 23
27 Va
32 Va
2%
40% Feb
30
26 Ya
32
6
*115
4,300
27%
14
2
6%
23/a
Feb
17
30
6%
7
31%
1
31
6%
27%
46% Aug
22 Ya Dec
6%
2%
23% Sep 10
22% Mar 12
25% Jan
6%
6%
6%
98
31%
18% Dec 26
103% Dec
6YB
♦97
98
27%
29
May
6%
80 Ya
♦97
2 3/8
29
33
3,900
80
88
37
27 Ya
35% NOT 26
111
200
81 Ya
80
♦97
*36%
♦31 Ya
8% Jan
19% Oct
36%
80%
36 Ya
79
98
2%
20% Jan
Jan
36%
♦36
79
31%
35 Ya Nov
38% NOT
35,000
27 Ya
20
101
207,000
10Ya
2%
NOT
56
Apr 13
9
105% Feb
300
G%
9%
31%
29 V* Dec
19
9%
6%
27
31
12% Jan
9%
6 Va
31
*124
8% Jun 29
34
Jan
3
9Ya
♦97
38
10,500
10 Ya
5%
10
10%
80
24 Ya
24
va
27 Ya
23
46
•9 Ya
6
10
24
1,720
5,100
8
2Ya
Consolidated
17% Feb 27
18
96%
*35%
80
96%
1
Corp
9%
5%
23 Ya
79
79
100
26% Feb
2
11
38%
*9 Ya
5%
10%
-
24 Ya
7Ya
31
14% Aug
38% Oct
17% Jan
38%
10
8%
8
27%
Dec
105
10
5
Transp
preferred
9%
5%
5%
9Ya
24 Ya
9Va
9%
5%
1
24%
8
1
33
25
100% Apr 27
Inc
7%
8
24%
24 Ya
♦9%
No par
Airways
34% Mar 27
Dec 29
130
29
24%
♦141
1
15
Dee
preferred
27
1
19
71
10
Jun
27%
116%
27
Mines
Dec
26% Jan 18
16
15
25% Oct 28
5
111% Jun
26 Ya
116%
com
Corp
11
29
25
26 Ya
Teles
&
Utah
23% Jan
Sep 28
27%
& Tilford Distillers
2
63% Oct 30
16% Jun
Jun
x55Ya
116 Ya
Panhandle
16Ya Oct
24% Jan
30
16
31% May
27% Apr 18
62% Jan
38%
57%
Va
26
112
2,000
38 y8
56 Ya
Park
Jan
Dec 28
3,900
28%
38 Ya
Paramount Pictures Corp
38
29
15,300
56 Ya
27%
57%
Park
27% Mar 10
|
1,900
38 Ya
56
V{
38 Ya
57 Ya
80
16
43 y« Jan
15% Mar 16
29
19% May 24
102 Ye Dec 10
28 Ya
38 Ya
28
38%
57 Ya
116 Ya
30% Mar 13
28
Oct
5
28
38%
56
28%
38 Ya
100
3% Jan 21
July 16
•
27 Ya
28 Ya
38%
57%
14
5% Nov 24
21
74% Jan 10
320
28 Ya
9% Jan
6% Feb
41% Aug
330
51
26%
1%
83
25% Jail
21
34 Vt Dec 28
65
50%
25
^.10
Corp
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
8% Jan 18
63
51
*49 Ya
No par
Electric
Pan-American
21% Feb 14
10% Jan
I
62
61
51
50
'
116%
15
3
62
60 Ya
*49 Ya
13
Feb
6% July 31
38%
61
29
58
13% Jun 29
38 Ya
51
12
1% NOT 14
31% Jan
38 Ya
60 Y8
Apr
41% Oct 30
63 % Aug
38%
*38
13%
14%
26 Ya
4%
7
39% 8ep 20
4% Jan
11
2% July
38%
13 Ya
116 Ya
Pan
8
2
40% Jan
•38 Ya
50
83% Dec
Oct
38%
50
100 y4 Jun
29
13%
61
2
21 Y«
85
•13%
50
6% NOT 17
33% Sep 20
67
Jan 15
21
*84
13%
60
9
•
85
*13%
26%
2
41
*84
13 Ya
13%
38
93
Jan
84%
•13%
116%
Packard
12
Jan
*84
13 Ya
38
69% Jan
18
Feb
5Ya Dec
12
16
33% Jan 10
NOT 20
104% Jan
Oct
84
13 Ya
100
145% May 19
14
13Ya
84
No par
6%
2
13 Ya
13 Ya
No par
No par
noncum
&
13Ys
10
common
preferred
♦13Ya
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
26
Jan
29
8 Y« Jan
2
120 y4 Nov
conv
2nd preferred noncum
Pacific Finance Corp
22% Sep 19
130% Dec 27
4% Jun
Feb
1st
35 y4 July 14
23
108% Apr
49 Ya
24
Jan
B
11
6% Feb
NOT
24% Oct
114% Oct
31
103
a
Apr
cum
Pacific Coast Co
38% Dec 31
13% *43%
83 Ya
84
100
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
95
61
32 Ya
43
61%
61 Ya
617b
108%
♦108 Ya
108 Ya
32 Ya
32%
32 Ya
61
108%
33
100%
*107
42 Ya
43
61 Ya
61%
rH 0 CO *0^ .00
33
♦
b-* O OO
33 Ya
27%
27%
27%
23
27%
143%
143%
143 Ya
143 %
143%
144
•25%
25%
♦25 Ya
25 Ya
*25%
281 a
78
27 Ya
28
27%
•25
26%
27 Ya
360
25 Ya
27 Ya
14,500
27%
8,700
100 Ya
♦100
♦107
150
101
103
108
43 Ya
61 Ya
109
33 Ys
23
43
60 Ya
•108%
100
43%
4,700
60 Ya
9,000
200
109
33 Ya
1,100
27 Ya
277a
3,800
144 Ya
144%
33
143 Ya
143 Ya
25 Ya
25%
25 Ya
25
27%
23 Ya
27%
28 Ya
27%
28
77 Ya
77%
77%
777a
77 Ya
130
25 Ya,.
77%
700
R
70% Dec 19
3% Apr
2
3
May 16
87
NOT
28
33
Jan
2
82
Mar
ft
8
Oct
4
3% NOT
14
4Ya Oct
9
5% Feb
8
3% JOB
18
4YaJan
11
Jan
0
88% Jan
2
97% July 18
45% Oct
18
40% Mar
ft
48
5
103
For footnotes see page 20.
Jan
All* 29
..No par
No par
RXO
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Radio Corp of America com
•3.50
1st preferred
Pictures Corp
27%
28
27%
78
78
♦77 Ya
4%
3%
♦89
43 Ya
4%
3%
90%
43%
4
3%
89
♦43 %
4%
4
3 Ya
3%
89'
44%
89
•43 Ya
4
3%
3%
3%
4
3Ya
3%
3%
34,200
1,900
7,500
4
33a
'
'
6,200
89 Va
89
90
90%
91
140
44 Ya
43 Ya
43 Ya
43%
43%
300
•
>
*
%
18
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
(250)
continued—page u
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
HTOfKfl
for
Range
Year
Previous
Range
1951
Highest
Lowest
Year
for
37
33%
Dec"24
36% Sep
4
15
25% Feb
4
36
Feb 20
37% Feb 13
12% Dec
30
34% Dec
22
9% Sep
32% Feb4 8
24% Nov 24
16
41% Dec
14
37
Feb
3
30% Jan
Dec
19
19% Feb
7
11 % Feb
15
11
17
4
Jun
29
20% Feb
1
18% Jan
15% Jun
25
21% Jan
8
7% Dec
31
12% Feb
8
5
25
28% Mar
5% Dec
7
8% Oct
28
10% July
23
58
Jan
26
17% Oct
16
21% Jan
2
98% Dec
46
Nov
24
Reo
17
6
90% Feb
19
22% Feb 17
18 % Jan
3
10% July
3
16% Jan
13% Jan
24%
24
11% Sep 21
29
9% Jun
37% Oct
Jun
24
28% Jun
16
6% Jun
25
66% Sep 13
48
Oct
172
Oct
36
Jan
4
6% Oct
32% Jun
45
26
41
Jan
2
83
Dec
13
Mar 31
Dec
-2
67% Jan
30
Feb
1
242
2
10% Jan
43% Dec 22
2
Oct
47
5
32%
1,500
41%
*40
35%
*34%
35%
13%
13%
13%
13%
19%
19%
19%
.14%
15%
15 %
11,200
41%
*34%
13%
19%
,
15
*5%
100
-
1,200
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
1,200
15%
. .
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,900
11%
57
58
18%
'95
6%
28%
*28%
29%
29
29
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
13
14
58
58
59
60
60
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
6
5%
'■
,
*56%
-
58
*96
98%
*56%
'
'
18%
19%
18%
19%
*
99
21%
21%
21%
19%
20%
19%
20
*3%
3%
3%
11 %
113%
113%
112
34%
35%
35%
5%
5%
5%
25
Preferred
30
14
33
Jan
12
Rheem
9
10
*47
*112
114
36%
36 Va
5%
5%
5%
55
54%
55%
300
36%.
8,200
5%
55
14,200
56
195
202
*195
198
1,000
35,800
114
>113%
30%
5%
54'%
*192
1,700
11
47%
195
4,000
10
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
2,000
40%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42%
18,300
*47
55
88%
54%
10%
46%
36
5%
197
11%
47%
40% .,,40%
7%
106
series
35%
-
11
46%
113
113
6
7%
41%
100
Richfield
3.60%
11 %
46%
2,700
11,000
3%
467a
*11
36%
*192
3%
3%
112
54%
54%
40%
10
-100
series
Preferred 4.50%
3%
3%
197
14,900
99
21%
20
46%
7%
200
220
21%
11%
53%
*96
1,000
9.600
19%
46
*190
6%
29%
21%
11%
Copper Si Brass
99
*96V2
99
*95%
.
6%
*28 %
6%
20
19%
.
6%
21%
21%
46%
Drug Inc
-
'
6%
28%
5%
29%
11%
11%
Dec
62% Sep 10
32%
35'/a
45%
92% Apr
53% Feb
33
41%"**
3%
107
24
32%
13%
-
3%
Nov
101%
33%
*34%
40%
35%
12%
12%
1
50c
10
3
34% Apr 16
42,500
13
40%
*34%
40
35%
19%
2
108% Mar 19
13%
*40
21%
Jan
6
12%
*40
19%
Common
28
13%
32%
33
21%
Rexall
13 Va
33
1
Inc
Motors
Revere
1.400
13%
33 %
*28%
-No par
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5%% convertible preferred—100
Reynolds Spring Co
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
12
34%
'
common—:—-50c
25c
Jan
85
19
xl01% Dec
3
6% Jan
21
40% Jan
98% Jan 23
Jan
35
31
11% Jan 29
31
115
23
Sep 13
240
x7%Nov 28
47% Dec
33%
34%
13 %
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
10% Mar 29
6
July 29
5
5
8% Feb
28
31% Dec
9
34% May
25
Jan
108%
5
118% Jan
25
38% Jan
2
series
pfd 3 % %
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
11
5% Jan
16
6% Sep
Conv
22% Nov -19
19
10
49% Feb
27% Jun
139
9
27
July 19
111
Apr
3% Nov
3% May 21
common
Remington-Rand
$4.50 preferred
100
14%
33%
34%
13%
*39
10
No par
5
100
Corp
Mfg Co
52% Sep
22% Sep
2
35% Jun
Reliance
2
2
11
9% Jun
Stores
Reliable
preference
prior
div
30% July 24
S
*19%
50c
34%
34%
12%
*34
12%
Shares
34
13
,
16
.
& Co—
9
16% July
Jan
(Robt)
$1.25
7
7% Jan
10
Jan
No par
Bros Inc
Reeves
Reis
x32%
Jan
35
33%
*34%
12%
the Week
Friday
Jan. Ifl
34%
34%
34%
-
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. II
33%
34%
34 %
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
*34%
33%
50
50
50
5
Roller Bit Co
Reed
1
26
Feb
64
15
14% Jan
90
July
17% Jun
13% Feb
9% Aug 21
54% Dec
8
22
13% Oct 30
22% Aug 30
19
13% Jan
Feb
Dec
13
9
35% Dec
44
30
35% Aug 22
preferred
$2
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
4%
noncum 1st preferred
4% noncum 2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
.
34%
1
25
5
Rayonler Inc common
19
Dec
1
33% Dec 24
24% May
Jan. i:
Par
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 13
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
V.Kt'i
Highest
Lowest
Monday, January 19, 1953
*48
52
88%
88%
*48
55
*871%
88%
106
106%
106
106
*
55
1
*48
55
—
*87%
88%
105%
105'/4
105%
105%
680
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,100
61%
88%
106
62
60 Va
61%
5.400
26'A
25%
26
7%
7%
7%
19%
19%
19%
89
300
89
'
28
Jan
2
Jan
10
Oct
5
6% Oct
50% Apr
23
18
5% May 13
32
4% Aug 21
5
74% July
27
23% Mar
5
27 % Dec
7% Sep'
Robbins
8
42
Feb
17
18% Dec
16
29% Jan
2
45% Dec
31
47
Dec
26
35% Dec
17
48% Jan
19% Dec
4
31
Apr
Aug 30
11
20% May 29
2
26% Sep 13
47% Jan
8% Jarf*
3
63
Oct
29 % Nov
20
19%
Rohm
23
15
Ronson Art
29
24% Jan'
Jan
2
35% Nov 26
Safeway Stores common
99% Feb
21
23
54
16
17
28% July 31
Sep 18
25% Dec 31
24 % Apr
21% July
2
327/s Opt
29
71% Oct
Jun
57
57
4
Apr
22% Apr
8
6
205
Apr
5
320
Apr
11
148
Jun
11% Jan
10
89% Jun
12
Nov
7
20
7
175
Dec
9
24% Feb
4
97
11
24
Feb
26
87% Oct
108
Jun
11
102% Oct
23
July
Sep 21
Schenley Industries Inc
10
94
Scott
21
$3.40 preferred
105% Jun
30
$4
38
Jan
8
29 % Oct
30
35% Jan 30
Feb
7
85
Feb
13
89 % Apr
Jan
12
103
Oct
20
14% Jan
2
Dec
28
107% Dec
28
123
13% Jan
2
15
101% Nov
13
73% Dec
26
(Mar
2
29
116% Jan 30
16% Oct
3
86
117% Dec
23
24% Dec
1
Jun
29
68"% Dec 20
3
21% Dec 12
19% Jan
preferred i
4.30% conv preferred
Scranton Elec Co (The)
3.35%
75% Jan
17% Jan
3.65%
9
102% Jan
67% Jan
Scovill Mfg Co common
May 21
5
89% Feb 14
Sep
preferred
4.40%
107
104
No par
No par
No par
25
100
100
Paper Co common
Apr
2
95
47
2
Dec
59
102
1
33% Jan
29
27
Nov
Savage Arms Corp
23% Oct
1
30
87% Dec
2
18%
Sangamo Electric Co
May
,l
3
16% Sep
2
Seagrave Corp
51% Jan
25
62% Dec
10
16% Jan
8
19
Nov 19
18% Jan
15
23% Dec 31
Seeger Refrigerator Co
2
16% May
9% Oct
27
Seiberllng Rubber Co
25
14% Jan 29
13% Dec 29
Mar 13
82% Nov 26
No par
Seaboard Oil Co of Del—
13
29
7.% Feb
11% Jan
90
29% Jun
25
36% Sep 13
31% Feb
20
43
Dec
5
32% Jan
2
50% May
9
33
Oct
16
42% Jan
30
Sharon
Jan
25
49% May
9
37
Nov
48% Jan
10
Sharp & Dohme common
$4.25 cum preferred
37
8% Dec 21
2
23
Jan
51
Mar 15
12% Jan
2
8% Jun
29
3% July
3
29% July 2
8
41% Jan
X34% Jan 11
75
Mar 14
32% Mar 28
108
Jan
»23% July 31
65% Feb
6
Sep
32% Mar
11% Oct
21
23% Feb
5
21
80% Feb
23
Feb
5
94
19% Jun 25
10
4% Feb
7
6% Dec
12
26
35 % Mar
29
12% Dec
19% Jan
2
8% Jan
18
38
9
34
Sinclair
May
9
6
3%%
Wot
2
5%
8%
79%
81
2,600
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
*23%
24%
24
24
11%
10%
11%
11*.
11
11
11
11%
11 %
2,800
12%
12%
12%
12%
13'/a
13
13%
12%
13%
24.700
77
77
78%
78%
78
78
77
77
77
77%
39%
40
39%
40
6,100
41
41%
40%
41%
8,500
41%
4,700
a
r
39
«
40%
40
40%
40%
41%
40%
41
40%
41%
No par
No par
No par
1
15
1
1
_5
.
.
2,400
150
411/4
41%
102% 102%
101%
101%
101%
101%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
25
25
69%
69%
70%
70%
69%
70%
69
70%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17
1,400
14%
14%
14%
X14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,400
—
Dec
16
Dec
23
16
48% Feb
20
41
67
*20%
35%
3
3
31%
36%
42
..
41%
41%
40%
■
101
101%
*100
3
69%
•
3
3
,
100
9%
2%
3
3
101
9%
1,100
300
8,500
4,000
3
33
33%
41%
41%
900
40%
•
41%
33,600
1%
1,095,400
3,200
iV
5,600
82%
82%
81%
82%
82%
82%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 %
36%
2,200
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
2,700
58
58
57%
57%
5774
*66
.
82
36%
14%
20%
83
36%
.
58%
•67
67
66
20%
20%
20%
36%
36 Va
"
56%
57
67
66
66
'
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
V
36%
3574
36%
35%
36%
y,
57=14
*66
66
'
35%
36%
South Indiana
Southern
11% Oct
23
16
Jan
17
5
Oct
28
Feb
21
16
Feb
23
99% Jan
9
6
100
57% Dec 31
5
29% Feb
13
36% Oct
13
4
38% Apr
4
Nov 20
6
Aug
52
17% July 18
31% May 1
6% Jan 29
9% Jan
103% July
49fc
9
7% Nov
IS
9
63% Nov
18
73
5
25% Feb
26
37%
37%
15%
25 %
161/B
16
25%
7.50
2.9 %
29%
44
44%
Co_
(Del)
No par
150
160
900
,
34,100
cum
preferred
10% Jan
3
Jun
13
34% Dec
8
11
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp
(The)
Spiegel Inc common
Conv $4.50 pfd (stamped)-No par
5
Square D Co
Standard
Brands
Inc
com
8
22% Jan
2
28% Dec
1
80% Jan
2
92% Apr
3
13
12% Jan
2
18% Oct
28
Standard Coil Products Co
1
10% Jan
3
18% Nov 26
Stand Gas & Elec Co coufi
1
74% Jan
2
110% NOV 21
38.
$3.50 preferred
$4
preference
j
4,000
■
f
5%
4.100
'
%
12%
12
12%
11%
12
52
51%
51%
51
51%
50%
50 %
50 '4
50
51
39%
*39
39%
*39
37%
15%
16
500
3,000
*
"
39%
37%
37%
15%
3774
"16
19.200
16%
100
10.100
87,500
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
29%
•11
30%
30%
31
30%
31
44%
44%
44%
44%
44
44%,'
34,900
78%
76%
78
11,700
77
77%
800
.
4,800
.
78%
78
77%
78%
76%
77%
77%
77%
77V4
77 %
77%
*76 Va
13%
*12%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
900
6«/a
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
67a
24.200
*7%
7%
110%
110%
6
50
100
1
1
2
18%
140%-
5%
77%
*106
*46%
1
>133
6
78
*131%
No par
18%
18%
140%
77
13%
a
5%
157 a
44%
13%
6
7%
common
18%
*134
37%" .37%
25%
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc
1
Sparks Withington Co
No par
Spencer Chemical Co
*39
30
*76%
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred a
50 %
6
16Va
441/4
77%
ctfs
tr
11%
*51%
•
18%
140%'
37%
,
29%
77%
stk
40'
25%
*
76%
76%
common—No par
preferred.!
100
& Ohio
4.60%
12
Feb
37%
Railway
noncum
Mobile
4.50%
45% Dec
14% Feb
40
*76%
5%
2
7
12
Elec—No par
&
Gas
Co
May 16
26% Jan
30% Dec
5
57a
52
50% ■"50%
40
'
9
Dec 19
57% Jan
103
17
25
'
-
*132
6
11%
52
25
;
*51%
•>
100
29
9
12
5%
18%
141
*136
6%
50 %
18%
18
18%
141
11%
Gas
Southern
23
Nov 26
Dec
6
*51%
50
-*39%
Natural
83% Dec
76
18
*135%
50
(The)
47% Dec 23
80
1
:
E & G Co com_4.50
South'n Pacific
3
7% Jan 29
Co
California Edison
30
18
80%
12%
preferred
26
Jan
page
81
80
5,100
23%
10%
preferred
10
Jan
see
79%
24%
79
,
90
24
23%
2,600
800
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
22
65
footnotes
*
100
110%
12,600
Corp
South Carolina
Nov
66
78% Feb
64% July
*23%
24%
39
-
Aircraft
21% Apr
9
Mar
110%
24
40%
Corp
Southern Co
9
14% Sep
13% Feb
110%,
14%
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
Southern
10
96
110%
59%
preferred
16% Nov 19
Feb
26% Feb
110%
1,500
.
79
58%
preferred
4.20%
38% Nov 20
75% Feb
79% Nov 23
110%
79
*14%
Smith & Corona
2
38% Oct
21% Nov 24
79%
80
14%
Corp
Rights
Skelly Oil Co
14
28
10% May 24
8% Jun 29
79 %
*79.
40%
Co
Oil
Apr
12% Jan
28
22% Aug 30
81
15%
105%
Solar
10% Jun
2
15%
*103%
5
32% Jun
29
15%
105%
59%
America
King Coalition Mines
Simmons
16
9% Jun
15%
*103%
24%
79
111
15%
14
143
42% Jan
19% Jan
*109%
60
85%
105%
Sep
3
Jail
68% Nov 29
111
10
2,700
-
15%
21% Jan
7
22% Apr
45
25% July 12
26% Jun 29
*109
111
10
V
31
*103%
40% Jan 25
80% Apr
16
Mar
*84%
'57%
66% Mar 22
20
Nov
105
85%
100
100
Typewriters_.No par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc!
15
20
14
20
*84%
14%
10
52% Nov 24
79
85%
38 %
-
Simonds Saw & Steel
23
99% Dec
79
30%
*109
111%
24
24%
31%
,
79
110%
111%
31%
14%
Jan
9% Oct
79
79
31%
20
Dec
47% Dec
79
104%
*34%
110
*109
110
*108
85%
.
*102
31%
•
2,100
104%
14%
Alexander Inc common
69
101
31%
*84%
85%
31%
*102.
104%
*103
82%
12% Dec
30
131%
85%
104
89%
82%
36%
26
52
Jan
12,600
55
*88
25
10
102% Jan
17
May 24
27%
54
89%
HI
16
5
26%
55
,7«
45% Jan
41% Nov 23
27%
55
*88
90
55
50% Dec
77
31%
*88%
58
5
25
104
105
*103
.
--
52
8
5% Jun
55%
"
*90
52
Aug 28
17% Oct
X26%
27%
55%
90%
10
3,700
,
"
9
75 Va Mar
271/a
55%
90%
28.600
■;
58%
Smith
7
64
27%
55%
91%
2.300
53
9% Jan
2
27%
55%
14%
iS
73
12
2
27%
55%
14%
41%
52% Jan
63% Nov 27
27%
14%
41 %
2
46% July
14%
14V2
33 %
17
x64% Sep
13% Jan
14%
41
19
39
14%
41 %
Dec
7% July
14%
26%
'
33
63% Jan
46
14%
19%
93
26%
19%
94
26
14%
17% Mar 12
2
Oct
14%
19%
93
'26%
*93
.
59%
15
16% May
6
26%
94
14%
(AO)
124% May
24
26.
..*92%
59%
Smith
4
Dec
27
».-■
14%
38% July 24
143% Sep 14
21
19%
19%
-94
25%
74
59%
3
15
19%
*92%
41%
Nov
32% Oct
19%
19%
'
40%
19% Aug 27
37% Sep 11
/
25
33
7
18
63% Nov
53
25% Apr 19
19%
94
407 a
July 16
77
19%
25
*92 %
1,500
155
32%
Jan
48
8
*135
40%
49
6
Oct"17
155
41%
18
38% Oct
95%
*135
40%
July
x38% Nov
10
39% May
160
33%
32
5
46% Sep
Dec
2
May 27
*135
32-
Silver
28
160
40%
16
17
*135
40%
4% Jan
53% Feb
18,100
u
300
73%
59%
Sheraton Corp of
Feb
*275
41 %
23
35
302
41%
Dec
Aug 27
30%
74
*275
74%
*14%
Pen Co
A)
15
Mfg
200
v
14%
Corp
2
2
29%
30%
74
300
74
40%
Oil
10% Jan
8
30%
31
*27% -,.27%
*250
741/4
41
fW
Sheaffer
Shell
12% Sep
Jan
27%
301
74%
1
G)
Sheller
6
8,109
No par
Mar 15
(Frank
23
5
300
40
No par
87
3,170
39%
No par
29% Jan 29
9.100
••
.
40%
9%
25
69
17
14%
2%
31%
Shattuck
17 Vs Dec
Dec
3
May 28
10% Sep
8
90
105
*27%
.—No par
Corp
2
15
19% Dec
27
107
89
104%
59%
Shamrock Oil & Gas
13% July
60
111% Apr
4% Apr
28
90
14%
No par
$4.50 preferred
17% Mar 19
75% Nov 16
25% Mar 15
11
Feb
x8 %
31% Aug 10
70% Sep
7
x96% Jan
9
12% Feb 19
33% '.33%
34%
105%
1
22
Steel
700
5
1
23
68
500
14%
58%
common—.
Nov
96% Nov 23
4
4,300
60%
No par
Co
&
€8% Dec
May 25
22
.
14%
40%
28
30%
21%
14%
5,300
5
Roebuck
Inc
30% i-31%
*147
24
1
75
Servel
*27%
300
•
•
10%
*59
61
1.000
101
10%
*270
302
110%
50% Feb
Sears
27%
:
RR Co com__No par
12% Feb
8
40'/a
100
100
18
4
40
40%
'15%
15
July
90
*105
104%
Feb 14
11
89%
105%
15%
Seaboard Finance Co
33%
34%
89
*105
104%
preferred
preferred
Seabd Air Line
34%
89
15%
58
103% Apr
34%
21%
J
60
*14%
105
105
105%
22% Jan
Oct
33%
*88%
'
15%
103% Sep
Mar 14
12% Dec
89
*104'%
31
74
14%
5
com
21%
14%
,
18,200
128%
*98
10%
.>■
*
5
100
10
5
1.40
series A
pfd 4.40%
Jan
17
59
1st
31
101
10%
59
34%
'127
130%
*98
-10%.
217 a
73%
73
*275
St Regis Paper Co common
May 29
Nov
Mar 30
6
noncum
129%
101
14%
30%
30
—100
Ry Co—100
preferred
100
Louis Southwestern
5%
131
10%
59
27 %
series A 5%
*128
21%
27%
Preferred
38%
14%
27%
St
21
38%
59%
105%
600
20%
38%
*98
21%
400
3.800
,
38
.
20%
38%
*14%
40%
Joseph Lead Co
Dec
.
33%
*88%
*105
*37
20%
*58
41%
5
49% May
9
41% Jan 31
83
Oct
13
21% Jan
31
3
Mar
5
100
100
-
38
*36%
38
200
20%
10%
21%
..
38%
59%
40%
30
Dec
16% Jan
31 % Nov 24
99
Dec
17% Jun
17% July 10
41
31% Dec 23
75
X88
19
21 %
14%
St Joseph
312
10
Feb 19
18% Sep
96
21%
10
St
8
150
101
*58
19%
20
129%
*98
10%
Light & Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co common__No par
6
27
11
22% Sep
Feb
129%
101
10
5
4%%
x60% Feb
205
Feb
May 11
122
107% Nov 26
(Jacob)
preferred
conv preferred
4%
9
129
*98
1
*7%
7%
19%
x38%
'125
10%
*26
26%
X37%
,
19%
1
No par
Ruppert
*26.
39
20
Royal Typewriter
Ruberoid Co (The)
3
38%
38%
100
common
Metal Works Inc
July 15
17% July 18
65 %
10
19% May 23
41
Co
preferred series A
4%
Oct
35% Oct
&
El
&
Haas
22
Apr
29
Xl9 %
26%
-/
*38%
Jan
84
19%
19%
18% Feb
99% Sep
101% Jan
19 Va
39%
155
29% Feb
39% Mar
7
89% Dec
*71/4
38%
103
17
7%
19%
1
10% Apr
12% Feb 21
3
*7%
39%
3
54
17
7%
38%
Gas
19% Oct
15% Jan
20% Jan
*7%
1
Rochester
29
May
26%
50
25
62%
*25%
Corp_—No par
preferred
Nov
27%
621/4.
*25%
series A
4.50%
Inc
27
,
62%
-
19
Nov
x99
62
18%
9 % Dec
110
160 % Aug 29
Feb 23
107
20
93% Jan
100
/
20
Mills
40
16
33% Jan
34% July 12
3
62
common
23
2
16% May
4
21% May
2
27%
27
26%
61%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
26% Nov
16% July
26%
1
No par
Ritter Company
No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Co
Manufacturing
Oil Corp
-
76%
6
6
7%
7%
*106
47%
54
*53
100%
*99
18%
18%
41
40%
"8%
8%
65%
65%
31%
30%
No par
27 %
53%
V
*99
7%
110%
48
*106
47%
47 %
53%
53
53
1001/2
*99
100
*7%
*106
47%
47%
300
47%
471/2
1
;
53
V3'
20
110%
*106
:
2,000
7%
*7%
7%
110%
:
78
53 "a
53%
53%
*99
100 %
*98%
600
100 Va
970
—
18%
19
18%
19%
19
19 %
18%
18%
40%
41%
41%
41%
41 Va
41%
40%
41i%
6.700
8 V%
7.200
8%
*65%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
66
66
66
66
65%
30%
31 %
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
31
27Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27V2
27%
,
31%
27%
27%
No par
*47%
*76%
78
~
*65%
,
66-—
4.100
80
3.800
-
7,800
86%
88%
*86%
881%
*87%
88 Va
'87%
88 Va
*87%
88%
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
4.500
No par
17%
107%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17.300
108%
107 Va
107%
107%
107%
107%
lOTVa
108%
6.700
Inc
No par
107
120
Number 5187... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
<251)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Previous
for
Range
Year
1951
Lowest
Range
Year
for
Lowe-t
Highest
Mar-13
55% Sep
10
50 % Jan
Apr
2
78 % Oct
17
70% Oct
58% Jun
13
75% Dec
31
105% Mar
14
Jun
25
17% Oct
20
July
2
25 % Apr
55%
55%
55%
55%
54%
55%
78%
79
78
79
77%
78%
75%
17,700
36,400
37%
15,400
Jan
85
18
15% Jan
5
27
27 Vb Nov
10
f6% Feb
53
6
61% Nov
36% May
2
<5
Nov
13% Mar 24
17
July
36 Va Jan
47% Oct
32 % Oct
43% Jan
90
,
Jun
39% Apr
32% Oct
49% Jan
11
lS%
Jan
2
'
;14%
Jun
28
Dec
91
104 % Jan
28
23
Apr
98
29
22% Dec
14% Nov
16% Dec-26
19% Jan
96
13% Oct
23
16% Jun
18% Mar
2
16% Nov
21
12~% May"
26
4
67% Jan:115% Dec
99
4
Apr
93
31% Feb
1
NOV- .1
96
„
Apr.
8
30 V
2
Stix
=.
21
31
Sunbeam
.10% Jan
21 i
Sun
101% Jun
27
-94% Jan
29
>79% Jan. ,3
'5
114% Jhn
8
24 % Sep
10
18% Oct
>119% Feb
15
29
22% Jan
29
Sep
10
22 Vb Dec
67% Oct
9
f
6
24% Jan
*
Sun
*
'Class
4
17% Jan' 10
21% Oct
23
21% Jan
56
10
355
8
Jan
10
Jun
26
18
26% Apr
1
70% Dec
18
490
4
19
Oct
22
% Apr
24
26
110% Oct
13% Jan
.
3
5
6% NOV; 24
12% July
9
Jan.
23% Jan
22
:6
13 % Dec
23
81% Jan
1
5% Oct
18
17
115
25
59% Sep
13
2
30% Dec
18
27% Oct
59 Vb
59%
59%
59%
58 %
59
59%
59%
59
59%
6,500
5,200
41%
41%
41
41
41
41
34% Mar
80
119
1
100% Apr
Oct
3
32% Oct
Jan
10
188
76% Jan
25
103% Mar 10
-16 %
5
Oct
30
35% Dec
128
Oct
86
Jan
Dec
4
.>
16
28
16
Dec
7
10%'Nov
17
18% Jan
600
2,800
20
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
17
17
27%
28%
28
28%
28
39
39%
39%
40
39%
34%
34%
No par
No par
15% Nov
14
18% Feb
12% Oct
31
15% Feb
47% Oct
18
35% Dec
28
43% Feb
81%
preferred——100
115%
115%
20%
20%
24
24
1950.—20
22%
12.50
67%
—1
A
ser
__25
18%;Jan
8
10% Oct
10
2
-7
?
19
Feb
Co
pfd
13
2% Jun
6
21
8 <■
.
Jan
26
29
Jun
29
x9% Jan
4
Feb
Jan
11
15% Feb
42% May
1
59% Dec
9
98% July
>:
3
91% Jan
2
'Jun
8% Jan
'
1
22% Jun
Oct
22
3
18% Apr
15
51% Sep <19
39% Oct
23
<
18
■
-
<4
17
11
31
Dec
X10% Jan
1
I
>
31
25
certificates
i
;
$2.50
•
2
15% Mar
47% Jan
2
58
*105%
x21
100
22
22
2,200
25%
1,000
09K
106%
106%
106%
*105%
107%
*105%
13
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
16
38%
*12%
39%
*82%
16
83%
38%
i
83%*
83%
108%
6%
6%
6%
14%
*14%
6%
14%
14%
83
14%
9%
9%
441/4
44%
55
55%
54%
55%
54%
55%
38%
39%
38%
39%
38
39
108%
1061/2
41%
40%
14%
1071/2'
6%.
14%
8%
9%
*83
6%
6%
9%
37%.
108
6%
441/4
9%
*121/4
38%
83
108%
44
9%
16
-
108
84
108
12 %
38 %
38%
*82%
108 Vu
103
*
16
*12'A
,
38%
38%
*14%
9
9%
20
107%
200
13
37%
10,800
16
9,000
38%
150
84
108
2,300
2,900
6 V2
500
14%
9
4,800
45
441/2
44%
1.800
54%
55'
53%
54%
22,700
38 %
38%
37%
38%
16,200
104%
105%
4,000
397/a
40%
10,500
44%
45
106
40%
155
156
129
107%
40%
40%
157%
158
128%
128%
45'/«
8%
*42
44 %
11%
156%
158
150
156
129
*125
130
17
3,500
200
441/2
11%
*17
44
44%
11,200
11%
44'a
11%
11%
7,200
700
17
17
*13
13%
*12%
13'/«
12%
13%
13%
13%
38%
37
37v4
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
170
13
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12
12
200
9
2,500
8%
8%
*12
'
9
9
17'a
9
9%
'427/b
43
43
1%
2%
2 Vb
2
2
1%
13
*12%
12%
13
12%:
54%
55
54%
55
97
*951/2
97
*2%
3
2%
*12% ;
28%
27%
27%
100
56%
95
23a
*27
28%
23
23%
22%
227/b
-55%
1,000
13
3
*26%
70
1%
*12%
97'
*26%
1,400
.43
561/8
*2%
22%'
1%
13,
55%
2%
22 %
*42
1%
*95
97
2%
27%
22%
22%
*42
55%
54%
*'96
23A'
87/s
0%
43
427/b
43
*95%
22
40%
*127
11%
17
107
40%
158%
132
>127
106
107%
40%
157
129
^
107% *
95
6,400
70
,
2%
1,600
28%
100
23%
22,600
22%
23%
22%
23 %
23%
233/4
23%
23%
23
2-3%
2
44%-
45%
44%
45 vb
44%
45
443A
45
44%
443A
6,000
,12% Dec
15
Timke'p Roller Bearing/—_—No par
Toledo Edison Co (The)
±
5
'l2%t
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12;%
12'a
12%
12,300
3
28%
x26%
27
26%
27
26%
26%
18,500
May
8
Jan
30
112% Dec
15% Jan
3
21% Feb
2
'Jan
common
1
1—i—,_Nopar
~
,
111
16%
17%
16%
111
110%
110%
110%
17%
17%
44%
*433A
45
23
23%
22%
61%
62 Vb
Dec
11
5%
*36
1
8Vs
Co,,——
Udyllte Corp-(The)
30
56% Feb
4
17%
*44%
,
11,000
11 %
37%
*36%
37
6 Va
8%
63 Va
66
64V4
Vtf..
14
13%
12
11%,
11%.
*36%
37%
36%
36%'
8
8 Va
8%
'
■
14
8% '
17
7,000
10O
18,200
790
110%
17%
9,700
300
45
14,300
22%
62 Va
63
1,265
14
13,000
13'%
13%
*11%
.,12
~
64 Va
13%
13%
*
1
18%,
23%
22%
-
12
47% Oct
s
16%
110%
23
17
14%
2
*
17%
17%
44%
13%
15% Feb
111
17%
61%
16
110%
111%
*22%
,
17
44%
*11%
* Oct
16%
17
22%.
—.50
7
18%
18%
23,
22%
17%
Film new
1
Transit com—No par
prior preferred——50
12% Jan
18%
23
*44%
Century Fox
22
.
44%
Twin City Rap
7% Dec
19
24
18%
*23
223/8
20th
Coach
26 3A
-
17
62
Twin
,
.
44%
16
conv
19
24
*23
17
10
38
16%
;
27
18%
183/4
24 %
22
14% Dec
12% Dec
31
18%
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
: Conv 5%
series of 1952
9
27%
*23
common
1
(conv)—±—50
Co
Preferred series A
60% D^c
8% July 15
5
No par
Corp
Coal
Truax-Traer
4
Inc—*
Airlines
preferred
$6
15
21% Dec
Trans .World
15
44% Feb
3
106%
550
Jan
49
47% Aug 25
10% Oct 27
Jan
550
Tide
13% Jan
7
565
Timken-Detroit Axle
16% Aug 25
12% Dec
9%
9%
9%
*555
7*
.40% May 19
6
9%
565
,
4
15
8% Jan
*555
24% July
17% Dec
29
7,200
9%
570
"7
/
105
16
1,600
9%
9%
9%
*558
20
115
23% Dec
4
Tri-Coiftinentai
Jan
1,300
68%
106%
$3.50'preference
~i
No par
iWater Associated: Oil—i—10
5
■
9
41
22%
681/2
25
*27%
(Jflt)—4—
Thompson Products Inc
4% preferred 2—
3-
TransUe & "Williams-Steel
8
22%
68%
22%
—15
com——5
—-100
Thbmpson-Starrett Co Com—No par
•Thompson
16
Transamerlca.Corp ——'
Nov
22%
68%
95
*12%
7
27
22%
68%
,
22
2%
27% Mar 12'
3
23% Jan
'
22%.
68
'.
44
preferred,-—50
convertible
28
16
22'%
68%
95
tThird Avenue Transit Corp_No par
9
13% Jan
22%
68
*'12%
18
8
22%
,
21%
*14%
Fail*
23
7% Nov
900
*37%
16% Oct
17% Dec *18
24%
No par
22% Nov
31
*24%
17
x21% Jan
15 V4 Dec
24%
17
2
2
24 vb
13
26
21
24%
17%
28% Aug i 8
Sep
110% Feb
24%
17
277b Feb
26
24%
*12%
24% Dec
102% Jun
*24%
preferred^
No par
common—5
conv
29
15
19,000
11%
23
July 3
10% Apr
2
20%
11%
19
Jun
20%
11%
Inc
:HS% Jan
20
20%
11%
-
July 28
July 28
117%
20%
.
25
—25
3,300
*115%
———--—-J—No par
Thermoid Co common
1
8
-
115
117
20%
common—^——-50c
The
1-
81%
21%
Producing
$2.40 conv preference-
18
*81
20%
45%
$1.25
15
4
5
25% Mar
43
48
10
4
35% Feb
Jun"
12% Feb
25
v
4% Jan
18%
26
Nov
"41
2
i
47% Oct
103
Nov
*
% Nov
16
*
11% Mar^ 7
4
24% Nov
Dec
46% Oct
81%
20%
9%
6%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
14% Jan 22
*81%
25 Vb
—-—
.
*115%
99
21%
108%
3,100
*97
25 %
■
2,400
9%
99
6,700
25,900
20
565
*12%
.
34%
9%
*97
81%
81
117
40
34
9%
9%
27%
39%
99
25%
8
8
—
341/2
9%
900
27%
j
21%
1
(James),—
34%,
34%
.
67%
*14
Corp—i
40%
25%
Ltd
(conv) —No par
28
39%
21%
common:
.25
share
Textron
•
6% Jan
1
33% Apr
90
Dec
-
12
Mar 13
3% Jun
*550
25
*115%
27%
40%
*97
t
81%
81%
.28%
9%
'
99
*16%
)
22%
9%
10c
California
82
17
34%
9%
9%
*97
45
14
13% Sep 27
9%
99
44%*
7
35% July 23
34%
9%
*97
44%
7'
1
"'8% Jan
34%
1
Nb par
common—
*16"%
.
Pacific Land Trust—
Sub
2-
7
16% Oct
8,400
250
15%
1
100
23% Mar
5,100
16%
No par
23% Mar
34%
23%
Co
28
x331/2
14%
Texas & Pacific Ry
July 18
34%
23
Texas Utilities Co—
Jun
34 vb
*16
19-
July 19
94
15
30
11
*93%
16%
Texas
195% Mar 28
46% Nov
95
23%
Co.. —t—10
Gulf Sulphur—:
No par
Pacific Coal & Oil
—10
Texas
12
34%
7,000
15
preferred ———;—No par
Texas Co
34%
700
34%
16%
Co
Texas.. Gulf
l
34%
400
16
22%
Telautograph Corp
Corp
23.
*93%
.
14%
♦
No par
Paper
Inc
94%
34
16%
Inc
Talcott
93%
:
*15"%
22%
pfd
cum
34%
14%
Corp Common
of
16
34
16%
"
Tennessee
31
17
40
34%
35%
22
16
34%
22%
preferred
Symington Gould
29
Dec
->
135
*
93%
93%*,
16
34 Vb
15
2nd
$4.40
21
46% Jan
24
*92 %
*92
*15%
-
16%
Bu,cuits
$4
^
116% July 14
8
32% Jan
15
34%
22%
'
24% Jun '
15%
34%
34
15
International
60% Jan
16
15%
34%
j
42
*41%
22%
Swift
37
15
49
7
Oct
16
34%
Texas
90% Mar 15
42
700
*16%
Corp
conv
*41%
*15%
1
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—^_7.50
9% Dec
16
24%
4
<
46 % Dec
34% May 19
50% Oct 16
24%
&
15% Nov
13
4
24%
Swift
7% J&n
4% Mar 11.
Oct
24%
50
5
4.40% preferred .—_i
.—100
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
89% AUg 25
-
24%
1*
Feb
,
41% Dec
23
.
21
*
14
13% Jan
3
Feb
14
40
May
24%
1
4% %
Sutherland
15
35% Jan
6% Sep
.
2
44% Jun
14% Dec
30
.10% May
2
.4% July
2
24
30% Oct
102
24%
Superior Steel Corp
10% Jan
28
24%
15%
26
102% Jan
105% Dec
24%
16%
Superior Oil
26% Aug 261'
112% Njv 24.
2
24%
22%
Sunshine Mining Co
5
32% May
3.400
1
>_50
101
15%
18
8
Sep 19
95%"Mar
1
12%
37%
*99
16%
14
18
39
12%
37%
101
5
Apr
11% Jan
570
17% Oct
2
Dec
16
17
12%
5
series
Sunshine
12%
37%
*99
1
5% %
3».
13
37%
101
*99
Co
4%% 'preferred
11
Jan
«40
2
102% Dec
Oct
A
12%
37
,
Inc cbmmort
27% Jan
30
28% Aug 13
8% Oct
*
12%
15
common—^.
Sunray "Oil
16
20
;
Jun- 28
13% Jan.
25
24 % Jun
Sep
24% Dec
Nov? 20
23% Jan
80
28
Jan
10% July 24
32
May
3
15
29
101% Jun
63
24 %
Apr
570
Mar 14
10% Jun
22
•
75
12%
i
Corp
Oil Co
75%
12%
Corp
Chemical
75%
12%
preference
$4.50-series A
.75%
99%
—
Webster*.—
&
Studebaker
*
75
.
37%
99%
1
lnc^>
'Corp
75%
37
100
& Co
75
37%
100%
common—_5
Fuller
prior
Stone
6
35% Dec
Baer &
5%
Inc_,
.76
37
100%
L S.^...No par
Stokely-Van Carhp
<
31
P)
75%
10
„100
preferred
Stewart-Warner
10:
40% Dtc
15
common
preferred
(The)
Sterling Drug Inc
3% %
30% AUg
4
Co
Bros- Stores
Stevens f(J
8
119% Jan
11
Sterchi
30 *
.5
26% May 20
8% Nov 17
2
Feb
v
Jan,
23
Feb
18
New! Jersey
convertible
Starrett
31
17% Sep
8
18%'ivSAy
25% Apr 14
35% Mar 7
2
25-% July; 30
~9% Dec"
10
20% Feb
*
11
4%
.
3
44% J>n
I
20% Dec
of
of Ohio
preferred series A
Stand -Ry Equip Mfg Co.
Standard. Steel Spring common
28
15 % Feb
Oil
3%%
25
Indiana
Oil
*
t
12
*4 % Feb
of
Standard
22
30
Oil
Standard
25
47% Jan
100% Sep
22
*
8'A
*11%
400
12
'
37%
8
383/b
8%
,
150
1,600
U
13
1
»
May 11
12% Jan
~2
15% Oct
37%
10
52
Jan
12
Sep
4
11% Jun
43% Jun
26
66% July 30
53% Mar 28
57
23
100% Nov
26
112% Feb'
96 % Oct
19
102
83
Dec
28
96
Dec
3
107
21%
33% Apr
4
97% Nov 26
44% Dec
42% Oct'
109% Jan
Feb
52'
27
36
29
Jun
40
26% July
101
112% Janf
10.
29% Jah
3
Dec
26% Jan
19
43% Jun 25
4
Jan
2
8% Dec
68
*19
35%
6
Oct
9
98
91%
Jun
5
Apr
21
50% Nov 25
42% Aug 12
38 % Dec 31'
28
1
2
May
-101% Jan
:
24% .May
91% May
3
30% Jan
101% Jan
xl3
104% Dec
12
33% Feb
11
Unlted-Carr Fastener
6
4% Apr
25
Feb
7
69% July
3
July
19
10% Feb
Oct
21
74
Feb
8
22
21% Jan
2
25% Oct
99
Jun
20
2
18
18% Nov
8
104% Jan
22
53% Oct
30
24%
8
31% Dec
14% July 12
•17% May 1
17% Jan 12
38% Apr
*
-
-v
29 % Aug
6
34% Sep
19
United
11% Oct
31
21% Jan
7
United
20
54% Jan
9
28
96% Jan
11
11% Oct
1
19
May
24
2
21% Jan
73
1
4
124
Feb
13
101.% Feb
20
119
164% Dec 29
185
Jan
26
167
Jan
8
179
12% May 24
58% May 19
19% May 24
19
Jan
17
16
Jan
9
®nr
25
16
f not no tec
nnm>
61
Mar 19
9% Dec
5
U
7
31% Dec
Aug 27
'
May
27% Dec
66
31
9
2
Sep
2
S
&
$4.50
U
U
.
U
8
25% Jan
Gas
Foundry
87%
*86%
88
87
87
100
100
100
*99
39
38
38 3/4
38%
Merch
of
Mfrs
*85%
86
100
*97%
100
*98
38%
38%
112
38%
113
37%
112%
38%
113
30
20
14,900
4,600
112%
113%
49%
49%
49 %
49 %
49 aa
493A
49%
49%
49'a
49%
40%
40%
40%
*40'a
40 %
*40%
40%
40%
40%
500
36
36%
36 %
37%
37%
37%
37%
373A
36%
373/4
15,400
114
113
114%
*107
*14%
59
*28%
110
14%
59
29%
*107
14%
110
.105
30%
103
*35%
*107
♦
/14%
*59
*14%
59
59%
28%
*3%
x70
5%
6%
3%
70
5%
6%
3%
3%
*69%
70%
5%
5%
70
105
105
105
105
6%
2,200
800
30%
30%
30%
29%
29%
12,000
103v2
102%
103%
101%
102 Va
1,300
1,100
36
35%
110
*107
*14%
15
59
^9
*28%
3%
70
70
36
36
36
110
*107
110
15%
*14%
14%
100
59%
58%
583/4
1,100
293/B
28%
28%
3%
300
3%
70
3%
70
70
'
5 %
6%
6%
104%
*28% ; 293/ft
3%
3%
28%
5%
5%
6%
7%
4,000
190
5%
5%
5%
35,000
7%
6 3A
7VB
2,200
690
51%
51
51
50%
54
54
54
17
17
17
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16'%
2,600
5
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
153a
15%
3,200
57%
58%
*50
'51%
*50
•,
56
57
57 %
58
57%
573A
56%
57 3a
23,900
27%
27%
27:i fe
28
27%
28
27%
28%
273a
28 vb
14,300
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32 vb
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13
12%
13
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
14%
*13%
14V4
61 %
61%
1
'
13%
14%
133i
14%
133'4
1
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
*1334
No par
No par
60%
61%
61%
98%
98%
interest
Foreign Securities
1st preferred
Co
Gypsum Co common
preferred
Machinery
4%%
preferred
Hoffman
S Leather Co
86
40%
113
Theatres——1
— —
U
97
Co... 13%
Inc—
7%
8
100'
*94
*85%
•
97
10
Paramount
S Freight
S
&
23
*106%
*94
16%
par
Improvement
Certificates
7
Apr
102% Aug
97
5
Cos
United" Gas Corp
United
2
22% Sep
Jan
;
15% Jan
61% Sep
106% Feb
"
Coal
United Fruit Co—
24
20
20
Electric
United .Engineering
12% Oct
22% Sep
70
United
7
2
Jan
1
28% Jan
May
*95
-
com—30c
TOO
'United Corp .(Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
-1% preferred..
100
$3.50 convertible preferred
64%-Jan 30
30% July 26
18% Feb
24% Mar
18
*
11-
No par
United Clg-Whelan Stores
15
5% Nov
47
73% Feb 13
25
5% Mar 21
2
,97
of America—No par
_No par
10
;No par
180
*95
35%
Corp
3.200
233/«
106%
97
•/
1033/i
$4.50 preferred
Board & Carton
23%
1073/4
71%
*23%
35%
United
71%
20,300
*106%
103 %
United Carbon Co___
8,600
72%
23%
35%
•
»
48%
71%
1073/4
102%
18
9
37%
48
71%
23%
35%
11
50
*99
12%
48%
107%
23 Vb
102%
Sep
■
87%
12%
48%
108
23 %
900
123/4
48%
70%
71%
71
1952_100
70% Mar 19
2,700
12%
12%
108
23%
307/B
17% Feb
14% Oct
19
107
*95
71%
108%
105'a
17
1,000
541/2
12%
30%
United Biscuit
12%
54'a
47%
13
:48%
477%
105%
17
8
23%
*12%
30%
Preferred 4% % -series of
37% July 25
21
70%
108
13%
48
105%
Air Lines
12%
55%
54%
29%
United
13%
54%
13
53%
Inc common—10
16
15% Dec
21
Oct
1
13
*104%
Nov
4% Jan
22
Apr
2
-
12%
52%
United Aircraft Corp common
5
5% fconvertible preferred-——100
;
30
33% Jan
107
3
No par
Co—
Tank -Car
3% Feb
♦
15
25
Jan
1
Union
26% Nov
8
16
Nov
1
'
series
$3.70
57%. Oct
6
5% Oct
56% Nov
12% Jan
26% Jan
-
121 % Mar 31
1
88
8
*
No par
series
$4.50
12%
52'a
47%
No par
Preferred $3.50 series!
No par
Preferred $4
series
-No par
Union Oil;oLCalifornia—
-—-25
Union Pacific RR Co common——50
A% noncumulative preferred—50
Preferred
9
4
12
,
45% July
16
2
12
56% Nov
104
15
30
13
52%
*12%
dlstributed-10
_No par
El Co of Mo when
Preferred
July 31
Apr
Jan
8
•
111
45% Jan
31
5
Un
15
2
*12%
12%
52
~20
—t
Union Bag &*.Paper.Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
2
>37% May
100
Mar 13
Sep
6
9
Jan
36
-
2
3
May 22
Dec
Jan
65% Oct
21
18
3% Jun
Mar
109
.
94
7
Jan
1
No par
5
L
Union A"sbestos & Rubber Go
Corp
72% Dec 30
30
83% Jan 25
11
35% Dec''18
35
28
15% Aug 22
44% Mar 13
Jan
41% May
2
100% Nov 26
22%Jah
Mar
93
Dec
Jan
May
Aug
Underwood
24% Dec
Feb 27
*
104;
2
Mar 17
Jan
14%
50
3
21
t
18,200
79
9
2
Shares
55%
16
Jun
the Week
78%
29
37% Jun
Friday
Jan.16
Jan. ;L5
55%
13% July 16
50% July
Sales for
Thursday
79%
10
19
PRICES
56
23
Jan
SALE
Jan. J-l
78%
Oct
94
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 13
55
11% Oct
0
AND
Tuesday
Jan.12
Standard Oil of California-—No par
35% Oct
8
31
Monday
Par
Standard
Mar 15
22% Feb
47% Oct
93% Dec
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
•j
92
16
72
NEW
LOW
64% July 23
3
59
Mar 15
1952.
Highest
44
33%
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
No par
20
:—100
com
5
100
No par
30
114%
*172
30 %
613b
*98
2934
61%
62%
98%
98
98
*97%
98
30%
30
30
29%
30
1,100
116
3.000
172
10%
11%
;
28
*64
64 %
11
11'A
20
f
"30
116
116
64
7,000
62 %
97%
172
64
9,400
30
113
26%
*
61 %
174
26%
14%
99
115
26%
14
4,700
12,800
116
*172
174
28%
*64
10%
28'%
g5
11
116%
*172
28%
*64
103i
116%
115%
120
174
20
28%
28%
Jo
6,200
65
65
661/2
11%
10%
11
174
*172
150
4.100
'
19
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
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CORtlORfld—Pagf 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
lor
Range
Year
Prevloai
Range
1951
Jun
29
20% Feb
16
7% Dec
28
8 Va Jan
12
Highest
x7% Dec
29
35% Oct
24
Nov
29
D
9
8 % Nov
39% Dec
8
Jan
4
56
•
26% Oct
67
U
90
Mar 28
86 % Dec
4
96% Feb
14
x81% Jun
17
6
106% Oct
9
90% Dec
31
102% Jan
31
31
I
22% Oct
128 3A
Jufy~~2
151
16
136% Jan
6
2
146% Feb
53
Oct
30
8
61
Jan
8
42% Dec 31
47% Jan 30
144
20
23
Feb
41
3
20% Mar 20
19% Oct
37 y2 Dec
21
5% Jun
27
43% Aug 27
7% Jan 26
9% Jun
28
13
Nov
7
2% Dec
18
43/8 Jan
Jan
9
27% Jun
24
22% Jan
10% Jan
X87 % Oct
22
94
Jun
21
Jun
2i
26% Jan
10
30 Va Jan
2
13% July
2
51
Dec
14
Sep
14
Jan
24
Apr
I
Jan
34
13
Oct
9
13% NOV
0
ft
23% Oct 23
27 Vs Oct
30
10
28% Oct
23 Vs Apr
19
33% Feb
26
Dec
Jan
5
2
115% Dec
14
116
105 % Jan
9
115% Dec
19
116
Apr
104
July
9
34% July 13
24% Oct
1
87% Sep
B
112% Jun
29
140
1
213/4 Jan
2
Nov
28
116% Feb
20
110% Jan
8
26
106 Va Jan
20
94
Dec
21
103% May
293/4 Jun
29
38% Dec
31% Mar
22% Mar
3
July 16
27
35% Jan
Van Norman
10
3
Van
253/4 Dec
Dec
9
11
98% Jan 23
preferred
common—5
100
No par
dlv partic preferred
100
10
100
mo
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
20
$5
preferred
preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.04 dividend
2
103% Dec 15
4
33% Apr 24
14
31
Jun
13
44% Jan
11
Jan
18
31% Oct
a
8
13
16ft Apr
I
18
Jan
20
28% Mar
I
Dec
23
32
13
com—100
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
Victor Chemical Works
6 %
103 % May
37% Jan
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6Va
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
3Va%
35% May 22
x27% Jan
2.50
10
—
Va-Carolina Chemical com
27% Dec 31
116 Va Nov
Co
Raalte Co Inc
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry
31
3
20 Va Jan
2
Dec
6
Mar 13
Corp of America—No par
Vanadium
4
Jan
100
25
2ft
5
Virginia Ry Co common
6%
preferred
Visklng Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
1°h
10
20
preferred
62%
60%
62%
62%
62%
63
63
63%
63%
300
43%
43
43%
42%
43%
46,600
142 Va
142
1423/4
142%
142
63
62'/2
20
19%
20%
38%
38%
38%
383/4
*38%
383/4
310
*6%
63/4
*6%
63/4
6%
6%
300
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
89
•87
89
*253/8
26 3/8
9
♦87
89
3%
253%
25%
*253/a
13/4
1%
22 3%
22%
26
26
*25%
2
1%
23%
•253/4
253/4
253A
♦161%
162%
•161%
162%
161 %
161 %
60
143/s
14%
14%
143/a
143/4
143/4
15'/a
10,300
62
62
62%
62%
63
63
63%
810
333%
33'/a
333%
33%
333/a
33 y8
33%
2,800
42
14%
6,400
33%
41 %
42%
41 %
41%
41%
14%
30
14%
30
14%
*29%
14%
30%
*14
30%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
247/a
*126% 129
*126
—
26%
27va
91
91
24%
24%
*127
129
26% 27
113% 114
*100
101%
*101
102
24%
24%
126% 126%
24%
38
17%
*29 Va
67%
67%
200
1,600
1,400
162%
41'/a
100
102%
35
29 ft
38
17%
30
1%
900
100
16,600
14%
.
14%
29%
26% 27%
*113% 114
26
23
23
26
3%
3,800
*161%
*61
42
14%
29%
10%
107/s
24%
24%
127
127
*126
—
263/a
27
*90% 93
24
24%
*127
128%
87
33/a
26
1%
20%
87
3%
23
26
20
89
33/8
1%
23
26
•87
3%
26
13%
23
26
9
3%
*25%
1%
23
34%
29%
1,900
19%
3%
100
*101
143
2,700
6'/a
33%
17% Jan
623%
19%
33%
45% Aug 14
720
38%
61
31
140
6%
61
100
139%
19%
14%
No par
38,000
38%
3%
1%
50
30%
42%
142
3%
23
94%
30
Va
6
♦86
140%
10
*93
64
142
39
9'/a
*84
43%
64
63
63
162%
Oct
48
20
16% July
29
7
95
63
14%
93% Apr 29
29% Jan 19
Nov
18 3/4 Jan
140%
25%
137% Jan 19
95
141 %
162%
6
xllO
140 3/4
1
Nov
119
142
100
18y8 Oct 24
28
Dec 21
28 3/4 Dec
141%
20
preferred
84
93%
•6 3/»
Utah Power & Light Co
84
31
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_Nopar
23
7,200
86
93%
7
July 28
200
29
30%
38%
4 Va %
60
28%
94%
142%
preferred
60
28%
30%
86
2,600
61%
283/4
30%
20
8 %
*60
*93
142%
Universal Pictures Co Ino com
39
31
423/4
1
38%
94
*62 3/4
Steel Corp
39
29%
42%
50
1
383/4
6,800
8
•92%
142
20%
*73/4
94
29%
Shares
20y8
8
♦92%
64%
convertible preferred
American Corp
20%
*84
29%
the Week
*73/4
86
42%
convertible preferred
No par
common—2
20%
8
*84
•623/4
No par
20%
86
50
preferred
Sales fer
Friday
Jan.16
15
*84
—No par
—
Tobacco Co common
4 %
Aug
8
14% Dec 16
29%
29%
26% Jan
Oct
100% Jan 18
29
Universal
169
Jan
3
60
28%
•59%
60
Universal-Cyclops
32
26
60
29%
29
8
127
31
60
♦59'%
26% Dec
129
Dec
88
2
3
10 % Jan
25 Va Nov
38%
1O0
preferred
$6
15% Jan 28
12
23
Apr 17
23 Va
383/4
United Wall Paper Inc
18
33% Dec
II
38%
Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd_5
19
Jan
3% Jan
65
May 23
57
28% Apr
40% Sep
July 24
29
156
11
29% Dec 31
4
2
21% May 27
23
May 2
1 Va
4% Jan
27
24% July 28
14% Sep 26
64
Oct 19
8% Jun
23
2% Apr
22
8
383/4
Card Co
Steel Corp common.
1%
27
Jan 26
28
Oct
6
X27y4 0ct 15
170% Jan 12
383/4
United
11
5 %
27
Nov
7
24
96% Jan 24
2Va May 15
22 y2 Jun 29
155
5% Jan
8% Dec
38%
noncumulatlvc preferred—25
U S
13
17
20
10
1
100
100
141%
7%
7% Apr
Feb
♦73/4
10
8% noncum 1st preferred
100
S Smelting Ret At Mln com—50
7%
May 18
10
26
18Va Jan
20%
8Va
Rubber Co common
S
U S
Jan 24
138% May 16
36% July 25
19
153% Jan
138 Va Dec
87
U
68% May 29
37% Oct 23
67y»Mar
57% July
3
37% Jun 29
20%
•73/4
preferred series A
preferred series B
3%%
U
87% Mar 29
76% Oct 30
Mar 28
45
Oct
30% Dec
20%
8'/a
Plywood Corp common
3%%
92'/a Dec
'
8 Playing
U S
34% Mar 21
16
Jan
^
20 Vs
20
PRICES
Thursday
Jan. 14
*7%
-I
preferred—
S
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 13
—10
Pipe & Foundry Co
U
Tuesday
Monday
Jan. 12
S Lines Co commo
AVa%
24
23
Sep 19
»
84% Mar
42% Feb
27
Dec
66
Jan
43
x36% Nov 28
STOCK
EXCHANGE
23% July 21
S
18% Jan
YORK
NEW
1952
Year
for
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
17
LOW AND
STOCKS
Monday, January 19, 1953
24%
34%
34%
29%
38%
*29 Vs
38 %
16%
*29 Va
17
30
*126
1,000
40%
41%
14%
3CVa
14%
30%
1,300
30%
10%
10%
10%
4,100
24%
*125Va 129
24%
24%
1,600
*121
27
—
27%
*90% 92%
24% 24%
*127
129
26% 27
27
—
*125% 129
*126
92%
30
23%
24%
5,400
128'A 128V4
26%
26%
113% 113%
26% 27
113% 114%
*100
101%
*100% 102
34%
34%
29% 29 Va
38
38
17
17%
30
30
30
26%
*90%
27
*90% 92%
24
24Vi
127
127
114V4 114%
*100
101%
*101
102
*34% 343/4
29% 29%
*38
38%
17%
17%
*29 Va 30
700
300
27
101%
*100
*100% 102
*34%
34%
29'A
29 Va
38'A
38 %
3,100
9,600
180
240
500
2.100
700
17
1,000
*29 Va
30
20
•68
68%
17
W
54% Jun
71% Feb
13% Feb
25
Dec
29
11
Jun
27
X293/, Feb
29
8% Jan
Apr 11
11% Jan
;
2
12% Aug
•
13
27
24
29% Jan
14
13
Nov
7
10% Jan
20
17% Jan
11
21% Deo
3
Jun
12
12
11% Nov 12
1043A Dec
5
5 Va %
25
Warner
98
Jan
26
ft
15
Oct
22
25
Jun
S
15% Feb
25
15% Sep
19% Nov
28
Jun
5
43 Va Jan
23
26
Jun
29
343/4 Feb
7
27% May 15
37
Dec
30
1
25% Jan
31% Sep
3
Dec
31
11% Mar 28
27
23% May 25
Mar
4
24% Oct 23
15%
JuTy "2
20% Oct
29
253A Feb
19% Oct
4
ft
18% Feb 13
12
13% Dec
2
11% Oct
19
29% July 18
36 Va Jan
29
7% Jan
82
30
1ft
413/4 Oct 17
30
Jan 27
89 Va Feb
31
Dec
Mar 14
20% July 25
4
23
Feb 14
27
Jan
24
29% Dec
101
Nov
27
112 Va Jan
19
107
96% Dec
28
Oct
21% May
129% Jan
16
2
2
96% Jan
Jan
9
Sep
17
2
5
46% Feb 20
89
37
Mar
Oct
4
16
243/4 May 14
35% Feb 20
95% Jan
0
34
Jan
19
127
46 Va Oct
15
32
Jan
2
23
Mar 20
Oct
30
28Va Nov 20
36% July 31
29% Jan
153/4 Jan 26
21
17% Jan
I
2
9
28
15% Jan
4
71V2 Dec 28
87% Feb
5
12% Jan
17% Nov IB
60O
27%
27%
21 Va
27 3A
27 3A
27%
21 Va
27%
27
21ft
12,700
5
16%
16%
16%
16%
*163/4
17%
*16%
17 Vs
*16%
17 Va
—5
—1
*22 Va
♦223/a
22%
*22%
22%
*22%
227/a
12%
12%
22%
12%
*22 Va
12'A
12'A
12%
12%
123/a
1,700
2,500
Waukesha
Co
Motor
8% Mar
4
Wayne Knitting Mill*
—
25
17% Jan
4
23% Dec
128
Dec
15
Jan
3
41% Jun 29
54% Dec
46% Feb
290
102
16% Jan 29
84
Aug
1
109% July 15
98
Oct
4 5 s/8 F«b
7
11
27% Nov 21
48 3/8 Dec
31
Nov
3
44% Nov
18
101
127
Mar 20
41% Jan 30
22
32
Apr 28
27% Aug 29
13 Va Dec 17
4Vt%
pfd
preferred series B
4.10% preferred series O
West Virginia Coal & Coke
West Va Pulp & Paper com—No
4%% preferred
4.20%
Western Air
233A Jun 25
293A 8ep
75% Jan 25
90
Jun
25
84% Mar 12
108
Sep
•
Telegraph
10
22
75% Jan
14
13% Feb
1
48
Aug 17
17% Jun 14
x32% Jun
l
4UD% Jan
13% Jan
•
213% oct
89% Jan
1
51% Dec
10
36% Jan 25
11
Jan
2
37% Dec
19
48
Jun
14
303A Jan
2
41»a Oct
8
27% Oct
45% Jun
25
59% Feb
8
39% Oct 23
15% July
2
19% Jan
17
15
Oct
15
47% Jan
2
71% Feb
lj
68
Jan
I
2
6 % Feb
8
4% July
*Bid
Bronze
and
Co.
e
asked
34
17% Jan
prices; no sales on this day.
Name changed from Federal Motor
6% Jan
29
16%
163A
16%
163A
81
80
80
793/4
80
*108
108%
108%
*108
100
1,800
400
60
10
14,400
300
108%
12
12
12 Vs
54%
533/4
533/4
27%
28%
27 Vs
28
14,800
513/4
52%
52%
513/s
52
3,100
11%
*533A
3,800
300
62
61V2
61'A
61%
60%
61%
96%
96
Va
*963/4
97
963/4
963/4
96
963/4
96 3/4
963A
1,300
40
403/B
393/4
40 Vs
40
40%
40 Va
41%
41'A
42%
12,600
27%
27%
27%
21ft
21 Va
27%
273/8
27%
21ft
275/a
47
8,300
22,600
62
62
*29%
293A
263/s
265/a
Machine common—1
123/a
125/8
12%
12%
46%
84 Vs
*30
22%
■
•122
*
46Vs
465/a
46 Va
*98%
99%
♦98%
993A
40%
403/4
40 3/4
403/4
126
38%
38%
38%
84%
84
84%
31
*30
—
22%
22%
62
38 Va
126
40
385/a
39
9,500
83%
84
370
30
*29 Va
293A
26%
26 5/s
2,400
12 Vs
123/8
4,000
30
30
100
22%
223/8
23
1,700
83%
293A
*29%
26%
26%
26 3A
Xl2
12%
12
123/a
*30
30%
♦30
22%
800
*83%
293/4
22%
500
40%
39%
26 Vs
22 3A
47%
993/4
40
30%
38%
385/8
84%
83%
46 3/8
*98%
*123
*123
2,100
223/4
200
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
12%
123/8
12%
12%
123/4
12%
12%
*77
78%
78%
78%
77%
77%
77%
77%
76%
600
common—No par
11
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
19,100
No par
70%
70%
71%
71%
*72
73
73
73
10
*12%
133/s
•12 3A
13%
*123/4
13%
13%
1
10
100
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
25 Vs
X24%
27
27%
27 Vs
27 Vs
27 Vs
27%
27'A
*133%
6%
&
&
Co
Inc
Lovett Grocery
preferred
Co
12%
137
♦133%
135
*133%
•72
73
*132
135
12%
•76
•13
12%
27,300
300
13%
100
25
245/s
245/a
3,100
27%
27
21ft
6,600
13%
135
135
*132
10
52 Vs
52%
*52 Vs
523/4
52 Vs
52 Vs
523/4
523A
*52%
52%
500
10
44 Va
443A
44 Vs
44%
44%
44%
44%
45 Vs
44%
45 Vs
20,600
Worthlngton Corp common__No par
31 Vs
31%
31 Vs
31%
30Y4
31 Vs
31
31%
305/a
31%
3,700
80 Va
450
Woodward Iron Oo
Woolworth
(F W)
Co
Prior
preferred 4%% series—100
pfd 4%% conv series—100
(Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Prior
Wrlgley
.25
common
1
convertible preferred—50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—Nopal
88% NOV 28
4% Nov 17
16%
513A
29%
Corp
4Va%
24
*98%
28 5/8
26%
B
99%
54
29%
20
102 Va
*101
99 Va
28 Va
26%
preference
101
54
373A
Prior
102
28%
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
White Motor Co
1
Wilcox Oil Co
102
12 Va
*123%
White Sewing
102%
11%
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
^
363/4
106
53
ft
363/a
106
54%
♦54
55
363/a
107
12 Va
403A
York
Jan
'
99
Yale & Towne Mfg Co.
50 Va Jan
12
16%
463/4
26
23
*108
*108
11%
40 3/4
Nov
9% Oct
108%
109%
99
64
70% Dec
*78
46%
138
|
81%
993A
7
15
17
79%
47%
Wisconsin Elec power Oo com
21% Jan
81%
41%
25
79% Apr
2
*54
16%
98%
28% Nov
69 Va Nov 21
113A
16%
*40 3A
Electric
Winn
12% July
♦108
*99%
16%
Instrument—12.50
Weston
17
5
19
100
36%
101
10
12%
100
Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series BWestlnghouse
15
Nov
*79%
100
14% J«i
83% Feb
par
16
*99%
615/s
RR com
Pacific
Preferred series A
25% Dec
118
101
No par
Western
Western Union
I
8
*99%
52
12% Aug 18
97% Feb 20
*102%
515/8
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
76% Jan
102%
*102
50%
13
19
102%
4%
753/4 Feb
32% Nov
102%
Maryland Ry common—100
noncum 2nd preferred—100
14
9
100
100
5
Western
68 3/4 Nov
25
107
28
Wilson
Jan
107%
28%
2
45 ft Dec
36%
107%
273A
22
42% Apr 17
26% Feb 20
36%
107%
10
Western Auto Supply Co
87% Oct
16
363A
107
——1
Ino
Lines
36%
100
No par
Electric Co
Power
12% Jan
Oct
—
4,100
Penn
4
Kentucky Coal Go
West Penn
22
51
100
~
363A
West
West
8% Oct
1283A Jan
12%
26%
Snowdrift
&
65% Feb 27
21% May
140 3/4 Jan
45
23
1063A
Oil
$4
15% Apr
Jun
12%
300
5,900
36 5/s
28
12
30%
27
1063A
14% Jan
SO
343/a
30%
*26%
245/8
28% Dec 30
3
37% Dec
7
Feb
33%
30 Vs
253/4
2
Jan
35 %
30 VB
26
29% Jan
Apr
34%
30 Va
26
89% Jan
75
353A
30 Va
253A
34% Jan
12
34%
25%
0
2
353/4
30%
25 Va
17
21
34%
*30%
26%
26
23
Oct
4
•
7% July
26%
34%
30%
25%
Oct
65 Va Dec
26 5/s
34%
19,600
4,400
28% Oct
80
10% Aug
30
Oct
27
26%
x30Vs
k Pipe
Corp
27
25
23% Mar 19
12
*265/8
No par
3
Washington Gas Light Oo—No par
Wash Wat Pow Co (Hie)
No par
263/8
4
Mar 27
27
—•
26%
5
94
27
—
26%
38% Sep
2
3,600
27%
313A May
25
15 "Va
263/B
12
26
15 5/8
>
28%
64 Va Dec
25% July
16
273A
19
843A Jun
153/4
28%
9
Dec
29% Jan
153/4
28
413A Jan
47
28
153/4
103/a
21
33% Jun
16
83%
23
42% Oct
15 Vs
275/8
263/b Dec
126
16
27%
22
8
15%
83'A
Oct
2
1
*10%
29
Feb
6,000
Inc—
2,100
10%
18
30% July
135/a
83%
15
125
13'/a
21 Va
56% Dec
7
13%
83%
463/a Apr 30
15
13%
10%
8
42% Oct
13%
27%
Oct
104 Vs Feb
13%
10%
54
6
13%
27%
83%
10
2
133/b
83
40 Va Jan
933A Dec
13%
27%
7
13
133/a
*10%
15% Jan
July 30
Pictures
Bros
20
103/«
15
2 8 3/4
104%
83/8
84
9% Oct
47 Va Feb
195/B
*103 Va
8%
27 Va
18
6
19%
104%
8%
10%
Apr
243A July
34% Jan
195/e
•103%
8%
83%
16
24
8%
27%
15
543A Oct
5,600
8ft
19%
8%
10%
11% Jan
94% Jan
8%
8 3/s
104%
19
83%
I
8
3/300
27%
I
46% May 24
84% July 9
3 2ft Jun 28
453/8
10%
Jun
323/4 Nov
45%
83%
106% Jan
34% Oct
45%
27%
19
4 9'A Mar
45 Va
com—2.50
27
18
45%
convertible preferred—No par
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
Feb
20
45%
Wesson
98 Va Sep
293/s Feb
45 ft
5
111
Jun
453/8
7
May
8
72
453/4
323/8 Jan
Aug
Mar 14
45%
300
84
7
12
2,100
19%
Foundry
Feb
98
800
28%
*103%
Petroleum
2
2
12%
273A
19%
Warren
ft
18
13
12%
28 Va
683/4
104%
Warren
110% Sep
103% Apr
106% Marl8
12%
28%
19%
Webster Tobacco Ino.
I
30
•123/a
♦103'A
11% Jan IB
Oct
12%
28%
19%
Wayne Pump Co
9% May
*67%
123/a
28%
1043/4
14% July Si
26
68%
12 %
29%
8%
17
80% Feb 28
68%
12%
28'A
•103%
35% Jan 30
3
67%
123/s
29
1
100
5
Warner-Hudnut
24% Dec
67%
12%
28 3/4
2.50
—
preferred
20% Jan 30
28
100
No par
10
No par
Co common
19% Feb
203/s Feb
75
Q k W
Co
Baking
11% Nov
107% Feb
106
Ward
18% Jan 21
May
22
Jun
Walworth
1
IB
16
15% July 30
95
Walker
42% Apr 29
8
Dec 22
51% Jan
IS
104
23
16% Jun
Co
(Hiram)
23
21%
preferred
Waldorf System
Walgreen
Feb
56 Va Oct
4
July 27
97 % Oct
55
13
4%*
Wabash RR
12 V« Oct
45% May 24
17 Vs
1
67
Youngstown
Steel
Door
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp.
80%
114
81%
115
80
114
80
*
80
80%
114
113
113%
72 Vs
72%
72%
12ft
72%
10%
10%
103/4
10%
10 ya
10%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
19%
*48
19%
49
19 Va
*48
80 y4
80
*112%
73
114
'80%
112
113
530
72%
73%
73%
1,300
10%
11
107/s
10%
1,200
X72%
36 3A
37%
36%
36%
3,000
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
19%
19,500
49
4sy4
4sy4
48 3/4
48%
48 5/s
485/8
400
3,700
33
33%
33%
34%
333/4
34 Vs
333A
333/4
333A
44%
453A
45 Vs
45%
45 Vs
45%
45 Va
453A
443A
333/4
453/8
No par
16
16%
16 Va
16%
IS
16
15%
16
15%
16
8,900
2,400
No par
1
79'
79%
80%
80 3A
79'A
80%
79%
81
79 Vs
80 3A
8,100
4%
4Va
4%
4%
43A
4%
4%
4%
2,100
4%
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FRIDAY
WEEKLY
-
21
Exchange
YEARLY
■
Tlu Italic letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate In each ease the
month when the bonds mature.
Figures
decimal point represent
after
one
more
er
82d
of
a
point.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
GOVERNMENT
Range for Previous
1951
Year
Lowest
Range
Lowest
Highest
NEW
for Year 1952
YORK
BONDS
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Tuesday
Jan. 12
Low
Low
High
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 13
Jan. 14
Low
High
Low
Sales for
Friday
Jan. 15
High
Jan.16
Low
High
the Week
High
Bonds($)
27/as
1955-1960
102.20
102.20
•102.16
♦102.12
102.20
1956-1959
♦102.16 102.20
•103.24 104
♦102.16
2%s
2%s
*103.24
104
•103.24
104
•103.24 104
♦103.20
103.28
1958-1963
•105.12
♦105.12
105.20
•105.12
105.20
•105.12
♦105.8
105.16
105.20
•
102.16
102.20
105.20
*106.24
107
•106.24
107
•106.24 107
♦106.20
106.28
•100.10
100.14
•100.11
Z
100.15
•100.10
100.14
*100.10 100.13
*100.8
100.12
Treasury 2%s
1962-1967
*97.20
97.24
*97.23
97.27
♦97.18
97.22
*97.22
97.26
*97.18
97.22
1963-1968
*96.22
96.26
*96.26
96.30
•96.22
96.26
*96.24
96.28
*96.23
14
96.14 Oct
14
96.27
*96.8
96.12
*96.10
96.14
*96.4
96.8
•96.8
96.12
*96.8
96.12
Oct
14
96.19 Jan
9
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
1964-1969
*96.2
96.6
•96.4
96.8
*95.30
96.2
*96.1
96.5
*96
96.4
96.20 Mar 18
96.25 Dec
9
1965-1970
*95.28
96.2
♦95.30
96.2
*95.22
95.26
*95.25
95.29
*95.21
95.25
96.21 Dec
July" 16
•106.24 107
1956-1958
96.21 Dec
9
May 10
109.9
9
1960-1965
96.14 Oct
98.20
May
2%b
Treasury 2%s
109.8
Apr~~9
100.4
96.9
96.1
9
Dec~31
100.21
Jan"l6
9
96.27 Nov
96.22 Dec
Dec
24
96.20 Nov
19
Nov
18
103.2
July 16
103.2
Jlily 16
—
102.18 Jan 29
102.18 Jan 29
97.19 Oct 27
Oct
100
100.19 Mar
4
99.18 Oct
1
NOV 18
100.4
—
—
_
2Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
10
100.4
100.3
Jan
97.19 Oct
15
100.3
18
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
27
Mar 18
100.3
18
Jan
Dec
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
18
10
95.8
Apr 13
98.7
18
96.15 Dec
96.22 Dec
97.17 Apr
June 1964-1969
:
1966-1971
*95.22
95.26
*95.24
95.28
♦95.16
95.20
*95.22
95.26
*95.19
95.23
June 1967-1972
♦95.12
95.16
*95.14
95.18
*95.9
95.13
*95.14
95.18
*95.13
95.17
Sept 1967-1972
*95.14
95.18
*95.16
95.20
*95.10
95.14
*95.15
95.19
*95.15
95.19
95.17
—
Dec
*95.12
95.16
*95.14
95.18
*95.9
95.13
*95.14
95.18
*95.13
*99.23
99.27
*99.24
99.28
*99.20
99.24
*99.20
99.23
*99.18
1958
*99.24
99.28
*99.24
99.28
•99.21
99.25
*99.21
99.24
*99.20
1952-1955
2%s
2 Vis
2 Vis
1967-1972
—1957-1959
—
*99.29
99.31
*99.29
99.31
*99.29
99.31
♦99.29
99.31
*99.30
100
*100.24
101
1954-1956
•100.30 101.2
*100.30
♦100.30
101.2
♦100.28
101.2
101
99.22
99.24
1956-1959
•98.20
98.24
*98.22
98.26
*98.20
98.24
*98.20
98.23
*98.18
June
1959-1962
•97.1
97.5
*97.4
97.8
*97
97.4
*97.4
97.8
*97.2
97.6
Dec
1959-1962
*96.30
97.2
*97.2
97.6
♦96.30
97.2
*97.3
97.7
*97
97.4
„——June
1953-1954
*99.20
99.22
*99.20
99.22
*99.21
99.23
♦99.22
99.24
*99.23
99.25
n
2 Vis
2s
2s
Dec
2s
1953-1954
Dec
_.
2s
2s
-
*99.13
1953-1955
99.15
*99.6
1953-1955
___June
*100.4
Sept 1953
*99.13
99.10
*99.31
♦99.6
99.10
*100.4
100.1
*99.13
99.15
*99.6
100.8
*100.4
100.8
*99.31
♦99.31
100.1
99.15
*99.16
99.17
♦99.15
99.10
*99.6
99.10
*99.8
98.22
99.18
99.12
100.8
♦100.4
100.8
*100
100.8
100.1
♦100
100.2
*100
100.2
International Bank; for
Reconstruction
95.7
93.4
Oct
20
96.28 Aug
7
92.12 Oct
22
96.4
Apr
2
Dec
10
97.24 Feb
27
98.10 Nov
7
98.10 Nov
7
100.15 Dec
17
15
Dec
27
96.20 Nov
8
99.9
96.24 Dec
4
97.24 Nov 27
101.28 Jan
Aug 20
95
101
Dec
25-year
25-year
30-year
23-year
19-year
1
3s
&
Development
July 15 1972
*93.24
94.16
*93.24
94.16
♦93.24
94.16
♦93.24
94.16
Mar
1
1976
*92.24
93.16
*92.24
93.16
•92.24
93.16
*92.24
93.16
*92.24
3 Vis
Oct
1
1981
*94.24
95.16
*94.24
95.16
*94.24
95.16
*94.24
95.16
*94.24
95.16
3%s
May 15
1975
*98
98.24
♦98
98.24
*98
98.24
*98
98.24
♦97.24
98.16
100.16
—
3s
3Vis ——Oct 15
*93.24
94.16
93.16
1971
*99.24
100.16,,
*99.24
100.16
*99.24
100.16
*99.24
100.16
•99.24
2s serials of '50 due Feb
15 1953
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
2s serials of
15
1954
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16 100.16
*99.16
100.16
2s serials of '50 due Feb
15 1955
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
♦98.16
100
*98.16
*98.16
100
2s serials of '50 due Feb
15 1956
•97
98.16
'50 due Feb
♦97
98.16
♦97
98.16
100
*97
98.16
*97
100.16
98.16
2s serials of '50 due Feb
15 1957
*96
97.10
*96
97.16
♦96
97.16
*96
97.16
*96
2s serials of '50 due Feb
15 1958
*95
97
*95
97
♦95
97
*95
97
*95
97
96
*94
96
2s serials of
'50 due Feb 15 1959
*94
97.16
price.
transacted this day.
No sales
a Odd
*94
96
*94
96
*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
2s serials of '50 due Feb
Bid and asked
*94
15 I960
2s serials of '50 due Feb
•
90
2s serials of '50 due Feb
15 1962
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
♦90.16
92.16
♦90.16
92.16
♦90.16
92.16
lot transactions,
r
Registered bond transactions.
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 16
Friday
Week's
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Price
or
Range
Friday
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Sold
High
Range
Year
No.
for
Low
High
New Yefk CKty
Transit
t%
Unification
Corporate
huse-Dee
100
99% 100%
78
100 Vi
Sale Price
/
Brazil (continued)—
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bit
& Asked
83
Bonds
Sold
Range
Year
High
No.
2
83
83
High
80
88
92
3%s sehles No. 10
110ft
,
—June-Dec
*84
3%s series No. 11
__June-Dec
*76
78
76
80
76
12
—June-Dec
*76
3%s series No. 13
__June-Dec
*79
3%s series No. 14
—June-Dec
*73%
3%s series No.
for
1952
Low
82
Low
—June-Dec
3%s series No. B
1980-
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Issue—
Stock
Interest
BONDS
1952
81%
80 %
80
74%
77%
81
82
—June-Dec
*75
81
74%
—June-Dec
*75
80
76%
80%
3%s series No. 17
—June-Dec
*75
3%s series No.
—June-Dec
*73%
—June-Dec
*75
Foreign Securities
_
18
3%s series No. 19
——
76
80%
74%
80%
—June-Dec
75%
80%
3%s series No. 21
—June-Dec
*83
82%
83%
3%s Berles No. 22—
—June-Dec
*76%
75%
80%
80%
*73%
3%s series No. 23
Telephone
—June-Dec
74
75
3%s series No. 24
—June-Dec
*73 %
79
79
74
74
82
3%s series No. 25
*76%
81
74%
80%
—June-Dec
*75
76
79%
80
3%s series No. 27
Teletype
—June-Dec
3%s Berles No. 26
Members New York Stock Exchange
Broadway, New York
—June-Dec
*77
NY 1-1693
79%
83
3%s series No. 28
—June-Dec
76
76
76%
81%
3%s series No. 29—
—June-Dec
*76
81
76%
81
3%s series No. 30
120
REctor 2-2300
—June-Dec
*73%
74%
81
sinking fund 5s 1957
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds
Canada (Dominion of) 3%s 1961
Brisbane (City)
Foreign Gevernment and Municipal
Caldas
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Colombia)—
fAGuaranteed sinking fund 8s 1947—JPeb-Aug
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948—
April-Oct
Akershus (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Mor-Sep
lAAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
f A External sinking fund 7s ser C 1945—Jan-July
SAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_April-Oct
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser 1957_April-Oct
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 3rd ser 1957-April-Ocf
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958—
(Commonwealth) 5s 1955
10-year 3Vis 1956
—
Australia
-June-Dec
Jan-July
i—Feb-Aug
.
Stamped
98%
67%
...
•63
4*.*.
•63
—«r
42
42
67%
61
61
67
67%
47
24
38
101% 202 %
102%
42%
7
100
102
105
100% 102%
97
96%
—.
"•
54
34
92%
96%
102%
95%
95%
19
92
89%
89%
15
85%
90%
89%
89%
3
84%
90
88%
88 %
29
83
88%
103% 103%
— —
1
102%
June-Dee
Feb-Aug
88%
.Jan-July
—
.June-Dec
3
108
external 8s 1941—
•89
—
—
60
60%
—
—
—
—
—
—
'
91
to Plan A
58%
55
—
85 %
101%
55%
55%
64%
86
55%
•89
—
55%
56%
64%
91
94%
*94%
96%
943/4
97%
55
78
*52
47
54%
58
May -Nov
1960
38
*36%
36
*55%
—April-Oct
1960
36%
42 %
42
38%
58%
58
58%
3
59
70
—_
External dollar bonds of *1944 (Plan B>—: *
3%S series Nor 1—
June-Dec
S%s series No. 2_.
———June-Dee
-
„
57%
57%
2
53%
58 %
36%
36
42%
Feb-Aug
*55%
53%
*36%
343/4
43
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
A 0s assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
*55%
53
58%
AExternal sinking fund 6s Sept
A6s assented Sept 1961
*55%
56%
65%.
81*
81
75%
84
3%s series No. 3..
-June-Dee
3%s series No; -4__.
8%s series No. 5.
.—June-Dee
75Vw
JUU-Dee
3% s series No, 7.
S%* series No/8.
For footnotes
see. page
•75
74%
7
75
81%
84%
"75
75%
16
75
82%
74%
75
74%
—Jane-Dee
74
74%
7
74%
82%
82%
•82
—June-Dec
251
—
85%
75
83
/
58
Feb-Aug
A
External sinking fund 6s
a 8s
Feb 1961
assented Feb 1961
36%
1961—Mar-Segt
—Mar-Sept
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962—.
April-Oct
a 6s assented 1962
_April-Ocf
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1963-..
May-Nov
55
*55%
-May-Nov
34
36%
*36%
36%
A 6s
assented
1963
Extl sink fund. 8 bonds
2%s-3s 1993
June-Dec
37%
37%
5
55'%
1
34%
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35%
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53%
58
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59%
43
54%
55%
35
43
36%
36%
'
81
423/4
58
(interest
1978™
:
June-Dee
funding bonds of 1931 .due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
Aprll-Ocf
97%
*55%
42%
93
4
—
47
96
91%
4
—
102%
103%
*94%
91
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_
102% 102%
49
67%
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.
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3
—
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3
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1978
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#
97% 103
6
42%
42
April-Oct
i a 7s assented 1942
AExternal sinking fund 6s
A6s assented
12
101% 102
101 % 101 %
113%
111
—
——Jan-July
-—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
A Carlsbad (City) 8s 1954
Jan-July
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bds 1978_Jan-July
fAChile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Nov
102
108
111%
95%
•
89%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1978_Jan-July
25-year 2%s 1974—
25-year 2%s 1975
67%
63
--
'
—
67%
67%
61
—
—
•63
——
64
——
65%
63
——
♦63
——
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63
—
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—-»
91%
94
—
•63
91%
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4
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.
—
88%
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98
■
June-Dec
(Interest *
—June-Dee
AExternal s f fl%s of 1926 due 1957-—April-Ocf
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reduced to 3.375 %) 1979———Aprll-Ocf
AExternal s f 6%s of 1927 .due 4957.—April-Oct
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reduced to 3.375%) 1979
Aprll-Ocf
A7s (Central Ry); 1952.
;
June-Dee
lABrazll (U S of)
|;
•86
98
June-Dec
10-year 3 Vis 1957
20-year 3 %s 1967—
20-year 3Vis 1966
15-year* 3% s 1962__.
—
Belgium (Kingdom-'of) 6s 1955
External sinking fund 7s 1955-
•86
—.
.
82
76%
77
3%s series No. 20——
Wertheim & Co.
j
80%
3%s series No. 16.
3%s series No. 15
Teletype NY 1-971
42%
32%
41%
>
22
The Commercial and Financial
(254)
Chronicle... Monday,
January 19
1953
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Last
Sale Price
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
.
A Chile
6 Vis
Bank
Mortgage
A6Vis
assented
High
Range
Sold
Year
No.
a
fund
6%s
AGuaranteed
sinking
assented
A6s
AGuaranteed
A6s
A7s
A6s
of
1928
4%
—June-Dec
1951
1961
{ASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
Cuba
gold
Rica
4%s
(Republic of)
(Dept
External
gold
El Salvador
4s
ext]
dollar
f
3s
f
dollar
s
7s
mtge
A
ser
A6%s
90
19
72%
39
38%
15
35%
45'%
'35
109%
*27%
Jan-June
100
Feb-Aug
Aprd-Oct
1944
1st
&
Jan
bonds
of)
39'/a
91%
part
paid
94
91%
412
78
to
mtge
95
10%
10'%
f
s
2%
to
Jan
10%
County
Taiwan
Electric
7
84
150
95
15
82 %
to Jan.
3%
1.
15
*93
Tokyo
5Vis
99
due
|A7s
6%s
dtte
due
loan
1954
extl
of
'24
extended
loan
1965
of
30-year
3s
f
s
$
96,
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96
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40
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51
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1964
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1956
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1958
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46
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31
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•
37 %
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7
80
100%
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fixed and 3%'% contingent interest)—
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105
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external sinking fund
gold 1968
June-Dec
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reduced to -2%)
2012
June-Dec
footnotes
110
100
10
49%
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1999
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98
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118
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7
77%
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1921
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A
2001
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reduced to 2%) 2012
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69
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82
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1958
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1966
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__
103
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II
103
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2008-.
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1971—:
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1958
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1933
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1952
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1957
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1968—jan-July
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agreement)
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of
assented
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agree'^ 1963ljan"-Juip
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130
readjustment 1978—_feb-Aug
readjustment 1984
—Jan-July
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(City)- external 7s 1958.
feb-Aug
due
6s
1943-May-Nou
—
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extended
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due
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1978
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10 %
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131%
34
10 v4
1957—April-Oct
88%
48
70
77.:.
readjustment 1979—May-Nov
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76
(Republic of)—
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1958__
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extended
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65 %
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1962
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1953
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82
60
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43
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.
7s
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to
71
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
a6?
79
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1965
bonds
due
3%s
to
'30
extended
external
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3%-4-4Vis
1954
90%
62 v.
69%
80%
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'44
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—....
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(Colombia) 6%s 1954
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1977
ext!
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1947
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1952, thereafter
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6s
1977
series
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Italian Public Utility Institute—
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80
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1952
sterling loan of
uos
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67
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(City of)—
a5%s
1952, thereafter
for
77
Jan-July
Jan-July
1968
5%s due 1971 extended to 1981
138
7%
'
96
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57
(interest
extended,to 1962
of)
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16
__
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1,
51
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assented
10
146% 147%
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59
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84
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1962—
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97 %
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1968—
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51
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2004
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b
8
151%
151
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1964—
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68
.
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1954
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80
66
37
75
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secured
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Jan-July
1976
1
1950
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Italian Credit
1
•
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Jan-July
1976
1967
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_.
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%
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to Plan a
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to
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37
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reduced to 2%) 2012
.
paid
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Porto
47!
53
25
27-'!.'.
101
100 % 101
100%
91%
1976—.Jan-July
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1944
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.
2
42
June-Dec
1999
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.—..April-Oct
1950
to
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6,/2s due 1950 extended to 1960
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1942
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r
91'%
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reduced
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56%
2001
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1952
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,
89'%
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1960
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1st
60'%
,
1962
dollar
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A7s
61
38 %
113
Year
No.
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2012-^
2%)
stamped
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(Republic of)—
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s
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61
to
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1936
88
.
78
Range
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1952.
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%
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reduced
62%
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1977
1955—
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57
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bonds 1978
$
external
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extl
9:)
49
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1966
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extl secured sinking fund 1957—_May-Nov
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99'%
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62%
92
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A6s
to
20-year
gold
97
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or
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stamped pursuant to Plan a
reduced
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—
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due
1926
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(interest reduced to
extended
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58%
of)
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June-Dec
1951
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external
30-year 3s sinking fund
Czechoslovakia (State)—
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ASao
May-How
of)
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52%
Feb-Aug
1953
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Cundinamarca
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April-Oct
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25-year
4
of
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34
Sale Price
(State of)—(Cont)—
loan
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(City of) 6Vis 1952
57%
43
54
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April-Oct
Jan-July
1961
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mortgage
2%s
and
Morris
103%
99
—
33
YPfk Lackawanna & Western Div
A Income
81%
Central
Central
100%
100%
—
3s
debentures
New
101 VB
*103%
May
Central
98
*
June-Dec
2020
General
5
100%
Co
&
First
98
42
mortgage
&
107%
98
98
*99
1
3
Lackawanna
63%
101%
Jan
A
15
30%
Delaware
59
101
1995
32%
30%
Delaware
Ry—
mortgage 4s series A
32%
June-Dec
First mortgage 3'As 1982
Dayton Union Ry 3'As series B 1965
97
1
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1960
AfCentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948
Central
June-Dec
3 'As
65
Aprll-Oct
1960
June-Dec
1970
First
107%
65
April-Oct
1976
1970
B
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—Aprll-Oct
First mortgage 3s
1978
Jan-July
106
91
104% 104%
Carthage Si Adirondack Ry—
Celanese Corp 3s
A
ser
Deere
Capital Airlines Inc—
Carolina
ser
D
27
(perpetual)
ref 4s
ref
96%
105 VA 106%
Jan-July
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1955
Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1956
Canadian Pacific Ry—
lien &
lien &
97
107
105 '/„
National Ry->Guaranteed gold 4 Vis 1957—
4 %
92
95
102
„
April-Oct
Canadian
32%
10
1st
4s
97
30%
16
1st
Imp &i equip 4s 1970
100%
1
110
Jan-June
1970
Tfo
101'A 101%
*96 %
97
—
..June-Dec
1970—
99%
104 y4
103'A 103%
1977
series)'
High
97%
Ry—
4s_ (1942
for
1952
Low
RR—
1st
C
Range
Sold
High
94%
May-Nov
of Am 1st mtge 3yas 1966 May-Nov
s
Bonds
102'A 102'A
Mar-Sept
Baking 3s debentures 1965
3'As
Northern
1st
105%
80%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
Continental Can 3lAs debs
Crucible Steel Co
72%
2
__
1968
1976
Consumers Power first mtge 27/s
104%
75
100
*105
Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s
95%
94%
27
88%
100
April-Oci
1982
Income
87%
Jan-July
i960
101%
104%
92%.
103%
'
94%
Sale Price
Low
Continental
94 Va
Last
Period
High
'
—
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
102%
10
*100
May-Nov
1955
5s
BONDS
1.952
Low
l
93
"96%
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd
Year
No.
Friday
for
98%
93
Jaa-July
1975_May-Nov
2%s
Range
Sold
High
103% 103%
—Jan-July
Jan-July
1
debs
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968—
April-Oct x
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969—Mar-Sept
16
Range
25%
34%
'
First andvrtfiipd
First and refund
mtge 2%s ser
mtge
C
mtge 23As ser- A
2%s
ser
First
•"
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H
1982—
debentures
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-
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1976—-—
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1981—-
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X
1967—
see
page
1986
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^..-April-Oct
Jan-July
—June-Dec
25
'
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'
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101
14 - -V' 103
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,
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101 y«
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,
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91
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'
June-Dec
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.
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^
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Consolidated Gas, El -Lt ~Si Power ~(Balt>—
<
92
13
".
91-'7>'A
-
1972_Jtme-Dec
and-refunding-3s series D 1972_^i_May-JVoi;
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first and refund mtge 3s ser F 1981..
Feb-Aqg
1st b tef M3%s ser G 1981
May-Nov
-
■-'V
1982jMar-Sept
B 1977_ApriI-Oct
First and refund
V
•'
'
30'
: 131%
-104
1
:
Consol mortgage 4%s-3%s-ser A 1979...^May-No»
Consol mortgage 53As-3%s series, B 1979_May-/Jo»
Consol mortgage 3%s'series C 1974—-—May -.Nov
105y.
154 y.
Cons
95% "95%
96
96
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';103% 104%
;/ >18
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99
95y2
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95%
100
92
116'%
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119
mtge
37As
series
4
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Refunding
~
5s~ 1955——
Debenture
4%S
4s*" 1955
Illinois''Terminal
1960
Ry
1982_%
4s
—FebrAuy
*97,
*97%
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2%s seriea C 1986—June-Deo
102*
94
98
,
.
29
98
99%
100
1
101%
104%
106iA 1061/2
25
105%
107%
103% 1037A
33
99
2
82
93
90
90
104
_—May-Nov
series A 1970—-Jan-July
97%
100'A
98%
—
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98
..May-Nov
Feb-Aug
95
•
__
104
"
103%
85'A
*90
85%
104%
;
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(256)
January 19,1953
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 16
Interest
BONDS
Last
•r
Friday'*
Asked
Bid ft
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Low
Inland Steel Co 3%s debs
1st mortgage 3.20s
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1972
1932
{International Great Northern RR—
A
series I
Jan-July
First 6s series A 1952
Adjustments 6s series A July 1952—_Aprll-Oct
A First 5s series B 1956
J an-July
a
A First
High
Bonds
Sold
No.
68
•100
110
33
78
331
101% 102
20
108
108
73%
76 Vi
1952
Year
Low
debs
subord
conv
Jan-July
1977
♦101
•81%
54
•80
96%
51
113%
83
92%
106
105
104% 107
II
102
99%
103
102
90%
93
93
18
79%
90%
9
89%
l976__Mar-sept
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Kansas City Southern Ry
91%
05%
•90%
90
—
10
90%
95
95
93
96
99
95
99
.June-Dec
_
•96%
.:Aprll-Oct
.Jan-July
1961
.Jan-July
Jan -July
-April-Ocf
..April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1961:
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Hoppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
{AKreuger ft Toll 5s certificates 1959—
50
99% 101%
100
100%
100
98
—
157
*160% 175
100
100%
28
1
100
111
45
49
100%
♦99%
.
96%
104
—
*47%
•100
.Jan-July
94%
—
•Xn%
_Jan-July
101% 105%
101% 103%
•102
June-Dec
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987™
Kentucky ft Indiana Terminal 4'/2s 1961
Stamped 1961
21
103% 104
.April-Oct
4s scr A 1975
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
1%
59
160%
102
99
%
1%
First & ref 5s stamped
First & ref 5s stamped
1964_
First & ref 5s stamped
1974
1954_
82
*81%
—
92
91
7
79%
76
87%
81%
88%
93%
100%
100
*100
.Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
k
"l
86
86
Lehigh Coal Si Navigation Co—
*
Sinking fund mortgage 3Vis ser A 1970. .April-Ocf
Lehigh Valley Coal Co-
*91%
87
947/a
89%
*86%
—
93
86
90
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
First mortgage 5s extended to 1984™
Lehigh Valley Railway Co <N Y) —
First mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR—
General consolidated mortgage bonds—
.
Feb-Aug
Series E
interest 2003
4s
contingent interest 2003
4 Vis cont'ngent Interest 2003
general
Electric
4s series 1962
series A 1952
(P) Co 3s debentures
3s debentures 1976—
Louisville & Nashville RR—
May
May
April-Ocf
of
AFirst
5%s series
of
April-Oct
First Si refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
St Louis Div second gold 3s 1980
92%
80%
1955
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s
1979—May-Noo
1st mtge 3 Vis 1982
80%
03
65%
75%
74%
5
79
79%
debentures 1972
series A i960
.Peb-tet
100% 100%
"l
_Aprtf-Oet
102% 102%
27
101%
83%
317
73%
73
74%
302
to-r}*
72 >4
81%
81
81%
155
71%
81
75%
mortgage 3 Vis 1997
Jan-July
registered 1997^
Jan-July
collateral gold 3%s 1998—Feb-Aug
3Vis registered 1998
—
Feb-Aug.
Michigan Cent collateral gold 2%s 1998—Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St LouisRefunding mortgage 3Vis series X 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Oct
N Y ft; Harlem gold 3%s 2000.
Map-Now
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-Julf
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
N Y Lack ft West 4s series A 1973
Mop-Now
4Vis series B 1973——
Map-Now
N Y New Haven ft; Hartford RR—
First & refunding mtge 4s Ser A 2007
Jan-J«Ip
AGeneral mtge conv Inc 4%s series A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester—
First mortgage 4s 1954
Map-Now
{AN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
72
71Y*
100% 100%
•
99
*93%
83
97
83
83
100% 100%
102
71
74
103
25
—
mm*
2
104%
99% 101%
97
99%
86%
95%
77%
15
2
86
103% 103%
94%
94%
4
87
95
92%
92%
103%
111
98
*103% 104%
100%
108%
•100
1
102%
93
102% 104
94%
95
May-Nov
95
98%
97%
78%
94%
99%
99%
95%
99%
*97 %
98%
98
99%
44
52
93%
93
96%
99%
97%
p3
'95
22
62
13
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97
97
56%
11
95
80 y*
88%
100% 103%
93%
93%
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•—
01
99
91%
86
•100
77
63%
95
,
95
85
62%
50%
97%
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85
65
56
95
92
96
71
76%
82%
76%
77
82
82%
72%
71%
72%
157
65%
65%
65
66%
426
53 V*
102
3
10
29
101% 102
IVa
77%
72%
64%
100% 102
June-Deo
23
2%
first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
N Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-July
N Y Steam Corp first 3%s 1963
Jan-July
{N Y Susquehanna ft Western RR—
§ AFirst refunding 5s 1937
Jan-July
§ A Second gold 4%s 1937
Feb-Aug
§ A General gold 5s 1940
Feb-Aug
§ A Terminal first gold 5s 1943
Map-Now
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
—Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Oct
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—Aprll-Ocf
Northern Central general ft ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4%s ser A 1974
Mar-Sept
93%
93%
1
93%
97
66
66
1
61%
67
104%
248
104% 105
55
•78
44%
21
28%
80%
1
73
81%
93
3
93
96%
80%
93
1017/g
101
98%
20
98%
5
100% 103 %
98
95
*—
95%
119%
76
37
1
27
98%
72
45%
27
101
4%
ioi%
103
—
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10%
7
95%
95%
97%
122%
107% 111%
95%
119% 120
100
99%
96%
97%
Feb-Aug
102%
__
3 Vis
debentures
1988
April-Oct
P
*100
C
Refunding ft impt 4Vis series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 27/8s 1969
Mar-Sept
4s
lien
4s
1997
101% 110%
4
106%
97
75
75%
43
69%
71%
47
64%
73
99% 100%
102% 104
28
94%
100
104
104%
103% 104%
16
101%
103%
103% 104
61
102% 105%
99%
Feb-Aug
1974
8
102
95
•—
„
94%
April-Oc#
Jan-July
Feb-Anp
June-Dec
94%
.
106
mmmm
95%
93%
96%
93
95%
ornmm
*11
94%
•102%
—
,
—
101% 102%
„
92
94
93%
—
—
95%
Mar-Sept
3s 1979
Northwestern Bell Telephone—
2%s debentures 1984
..June-Dec
—
•—
94
Mar-Seps
mortgage
1st mortgage
*__
96
*
5
100% 100%
April-Oct
Map-Now
1974
2%s 1975
27/8s 1980
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975
First mortgage 3s 1979
First mortgage 27/«s 1980—
1st mtge 33/8s 1982—
Oregon-Washington RR 3s serlea A 1960
First
(0 •u
93%
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
i
mum*
•99
mmmm
Map-Now
i
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
t
95
....
—
96
,J|
—
101% 101%
101%
96%
96
91%
mm
_
101
93
95%
——
—
—
98%
6
94
96
100% 102%
47
Minn St Paul & Saulte St MarieFirst mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan
AGeneral mortgagees inc
ser A Jan
1971
199lZ_—May
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Prior
lien
5s
series
1962
Jan-July
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior lien 4%s series D 1978
A Cum
adjustment 5s
ser
A
Jan-Julv
AFirst and
refunding 5s series
AGeneral 4s 1975.
A
1965
Feb-Aug
—
refunolng 5s series
refunding 5s series
F
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991—
_
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%
3 Vis debentures 1978
s
1986—
71%
79
99%
98%
100
93
88
95
64%
65%
47
93%
94%
32
83
18
94% 103%
3 VeS debentures
81%
3Vis
58
67
103
104%
„
95%
27/as
100
100
93%
100
93%
93%
4
95%
96
9
82
83
18
98%
79%
97
77
87%
First
111%
110% 111%
33,
99% 117%
112%
111% 113%
349
89% 115%
111%
110% 111%
206
99% 117
111
107% 111%
94%
91%
42
92
111
110% 111
111
ill
66
854
10
100%
118%
96
100
117%
67
7
61
100
4
*97%
100
60%
100% 118%
95
60%
67
98
60%
100%
99% 100%
32
56
100%
100% 100%
55
95% 101
100%
100% 100%
10
♦101% 102
60%
102
97
88%
100
91
101%
mortgage 3s series B 1986—
—Feb-Aug
Dairy Products 2% debs 1970~ —June-Dec
•„
IIIIIHII —June-Dec
debsl974""* —April-Oct
National
Steel Corp 1st 3 Vis 1982.
Supply 2%s debentures 1967
Naugatuck RR first gold 4s 1954..
New England Tel ft Tel Co—
—May-Nov
National
Fiirst guaranteed 4 Vis series B
1961
3s debentures 1982
ju
—
3s debentures 1974
footnotes
see
95%
—
—June-Dec
debentures 1976——
Natl Distillers Products 3'/eS
_
page
2?
H■..June-Deo.
—May-Nov
_
—May-Nov
—April-Ocf
H~„Mar-Sept
1983
—
1981
Faducah & Illinois
—
1st
s
f gold 4%s
100
6
6
18
*
100
99%
100
♦
—
100%
*—
98%
♦10120/32
„
99
♦—
32
.99
98%
90
91%
95%
98%
99% 102%
99% 102%
98 / 101
99
103%
98
100
—
108% 108%
—
—
96%
99% 101
99%
—
90
100
9
50
108
98%
102
\ iu%
97% 100%
98% 100%
103%
98% 101%
98% 102 %
26
97%
95%
97
46
97
100%
96%
97
5
97%
100%
92
10
91%
95%
93%
|
94%
98
93%
5
100'/« 100%
i
——
10
98%
5
98%
*95'/.
102%
96%
99%
95
102%
55
91%
16
90
92
92
92
96%
96%
10
98
101% 101%
7
100
98%
94%
93%
1
16
98%
98
104%
91
96%
98%
100%
100
mm
—
102 Vz 103%
90
98%
96%
101%
103
101
'
♦
,
,
.
105'/4 106
*98 ya
—
—June-Dec
_
104%
—im
98%
—
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—
—
85
l955._Jan-Julp
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s 1960.
5
92
'■
,
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines—
A3%s convertible inc debs Sept. 1 I960—April-Oet
85
2
—
—
*100%
106%
10O
—
—
78%
100
90
100%
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co-
.
General mortgage 3y8s series F 1985
Peoples Gas Light ft; Coke Co—
1st & ref mtge 3s/as ser H 1981
4s
April 1990—
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore ft Wash RR Co—
General
B
-
97
98'/*
98%
82
104%
104% 104%
106%
115
100
110
97% 105%
21
101%
77
110%
89%
20
98%
88 y*
10
98%
74
3
83
103% 106%
87
87
87%
21
76
59%
59%
59%
27
97
98
11
41%
59%
95% 100%
89
107% 108
2
107
113
105
107
6
103
106%
96
96
1
95
96%
97%
176
95%
105
95%
1
•
refunding 2%s 1971———June-Dec
—May-Now
..-May-Wow
June-Dec
First Si refunding 2%s I978_z_
Feb-Aug
1st ft ref M 3%s 1982.
—Jen-July
Jan-July
tAPhllipplne Ry 1st sink fund 4s 1937.
J A Certificates of deposit—
.
105
97
First ft
First ft refunding 2%s 1967
First ft refunding 2%s 1974.—..
First & refunding 2%s 1981
104
62
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1974
Co—
18
97
June-Dec
JLpril-Oet
April
Mar-Sept
97
36
97%
97
Aprtf-OcI
Jan-July
Jan-July
gold 4%s series C 1977
98%
108% 109%
108% 109%
June-Dec
General mortgage 4%s series E 1984
General 5s series
104%
June-Dec
General 4%s series A 1905
Philadelphia Electric
109
Feb-Anp
General 5s series B 1968————
General 4%s series D 1981
97%
April-Oet
First
mortgage 3s 1975..
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated sinking fund 4%s 1960.
Alncome
National
3%s
debentures
103
3
99% 100%
97
97%
95%
June-Dec
—
100% 101%
97%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
..Mar-Nov
—
1978
debentures
3 Vas debentures
3%s
1986..
1987
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external 1960
Chattanooga Si St Louis-
3s debentures 1970
debentures
——
Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964._June-Dec
N
Nashville
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1
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June-Dec
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June-Deo
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dee
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June-Dec
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June-Deo
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June-Dec
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"April-Oct
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I.Feb-Aug
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1958—~Maw-Nov
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—June-Dec
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1955—May-No®
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30
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'
118
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96
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..June-Deo
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4
64
101%
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—May-Nov
60
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—
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—
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61
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78%
94
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5
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88
92%
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99
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—
38
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68'/.
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88
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Atl Knox & Cincinnati
*
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4
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3
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'
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102
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98
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Jan-July
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1980
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110
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105 Yt
93
—
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101
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F 1953
ser
99%
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101%
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■
—.
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100
109
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88
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_
101
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98
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i
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1996
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4
101
20
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310
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1967
:
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71
—
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97
33
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—
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104
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67
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107
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—April-Oct
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—
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Co
102%
97
97
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10O
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59
52
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1971
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21
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54
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111
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May-Nov
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_May-Noe
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Jan-July
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—May-Nov
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73%
2
84%
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85%
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80
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*99%
99%
1
88% 102%
—
1970—Jan-July
—
'
--
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89%
1972
1973
112%
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91
50
90
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.
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.
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97
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97
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92
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—
—
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—April-Oct
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1966
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121%
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w
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—
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IS
96
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1972
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100
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103
,
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112
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40
13%
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77
94%
1980
5034
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73
75
__
.84
110%
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S
f debs
s
2%s
98%
91
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Mar-Sept
104%
95% 100%
1
*94%
mrnmm
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1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
100%
1
debentures 1977
99
15
99%
13
—Feb-Aug
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...
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4%s
99% 100%
98%
1971
88
97%
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85%
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1976..
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89
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117
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s
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Universal Pictures 334s debentures 1959
91
98
102%
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—
1970_
1977
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100
101%
95%
08
10134 104
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debs (subord)
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ISO
202
•II
96%
97%
126
10234 103%
—
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3%s
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94
— —
61
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1975—April-Od
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;
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1968
-
96%
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s
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97%
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98
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1959
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114
96%
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-
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1985
3%s 1974
97%
88%
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St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
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..
•—
102
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Ill
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—
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United Biscuit Co of America 234s
1972
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No.
»«
89%
9834
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_
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1970
tTbird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
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101%
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27
—
101
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-
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:
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101
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Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1984
Range
Friday's
Low
June-Dee
•
or
Bid & Asked
9?
10134
—
106
June-Dee
1964
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
100
——
105% 107%
106
Jan-July
April*Oct
general 4%r series D 1977—:
Pittston
no9%
—
Aprtl-Oct
-First mortgage 4%s series C 1960.
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown As Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
June-Dee
First
Period
97% 100%
5
—
195%
May-Not
1965
101% 101%
*10334
*105%
108% 108%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
.June-Dee
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
3 Vis
Low
8
Interest
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis-
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963
Feb-Aag
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964-May-NoV
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4Mis series A 1958
First mortgage 4%s series B 1959
99%
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
for
1952
95
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3'/4s 1964
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
JANUARY 16
Week's Range
94
94%
12
92%
96
—.
99
97%
99%
in
delivery sale
the year's
range.,
not included
n
not included in the year's range,
.
^
.
_
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FORMERLY
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE—CHANGE OF NAME EFFECTIVE JANUARY 5,
WEEKLY
AND
1953
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for
Jan. 12, 1953 and ending on Friday, Jan. 16, 1953. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange, itself
security whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current; year.
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
American
Stock
Acme
Aluminum
1
warrants-.
8
8
Low
Alrfleets
1
2%
Alabama Great Southern.
1%
1%
1%
400
,
Nov
534
6%
1,800
6%
Oct
Apr
9% Jan
27%
27%
200
23%
Jun
27% Feb
3%
600
'3%
600
27
3%
3
3
10
10
Air Associates Ine
Air-Way
3
13%
13%
(N J)..
Electric, Appliance
For footnotes
seepage 29.
7
10%
7%
1,400
1,500
4
Oct
4% Feb
_
„
.
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred.
Alaska Airlines Ine
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allegheny Corp warrants.
-
■
-80
.100
1
99%
5
10
Aug
Low
600
14
6% Jan
103% 103%
99
99%
5
i -5%
20
575
89% Jan
2,100
4% Dec
:2%
I 234
2,700
34,400
2%
2%
2i«
'
13%
Jan
Allied Internet
Investing cap stk
5%
Dec
9% Jun
Allied Products
(Mich) common
9%
Feb
12%
Oct
Altes Brewing Co
1
1
1
2
Jun
1958
High
15% Nov
105
Dee
99% Apr
8
Jan
3% Jan
Dee
2%
26%
-
2% ;
26%
2%
300
....
600
2it
8% Feb
2% Nov
26%
2% Dec
6% Jan
Allesvdt Fisher eommva
Oct
Range for Year
89% Mar
'2%
...1
Scares
.
Feb
9
1,600
13%
,
Dec
234 Nov
1)%
B
l
common
3
Ine
Sales
for Week
High
13
—l
7% Dee
of Prices
Low
Par
High
634 Mar
2,800
Range
Last
Sale Priee
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 195S
5%
3%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Btgh
7%
16
8ales
for Week
-1
Aero Supply Manufacturing.
Agnew Surpass Shoo ~
Manufacturing
of Prices
,10
Alloys.—...
Acme Wire Co common
Adam Hat Stores: Inc.
Ainsworth
Range
,
Low
Par
ABC Vending
ACF-Brill Motors
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
JANUARY
the week beginning Monday,
and intended to include every
3% Jan
May
1% Oct
27% Dec
.3
Jan
22
_
25
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
CG3)
.Monday, January 19, 1953
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week'a
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American
Stock
Aluminum
$3.75
Co
of
Industries
Industries
5%
Hard
American
3 3A
Laundry
28
i
Maracaibo
Meter
Co
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
American
Anacon
Writing
%
Dec
1%
600
%
Nov
Nov
46V2
Nov
16%
600
10
Feb
25
900
24
Jun
27%
22
400
20%
Jan
23
4%
5
5%
58
58
62
16 %
16 %
17%
4%
4%
0
9%
4%
Dec
24%
Jan
28%
30
26
13,800
200
25%
253/4
Jan
35
33%
Oct
40
2
preferred
common
4,300
Lead Mines Ltd
•
Anchor Post Products
9%
2%
3
3%
Convertible
May
69
% July
250
13%
Dec
22%
Jan
3,000
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
700
21,000
9%
11'/a
Oct
2%
Dec
3
8
2
May
Sep
10
lo
Anglo-Lautaro
"A"
rets
ord reg
Nitrate
£1
Jan
City
Feb
3,325
7%
7%
2,600
1
4 %
4 %
200
Co
V2 % pfd
1
Gas
7%
3,400
•
14%
14%
15%
10,800
•
15%
15%
16%
71,400
Coast
10
23%
24
1,400
51
52
150
14%
23%
Nov
13%
4%
Feb
19
Jan
14%
5%
7%
Dec
13
Oct
15'/a
Jun
14%
Oct
17
Jun
Dec
11% July
113% Mar
116'%
14%
2,400
Jun
25%
Dec
44%
Jun
57
Dec
16 %
Oct
9'%
Oct
Dec
1%
Jan
11
July
Fisheries
_£l
•
•
—
Co
A
U
130
138
140
2%
2%
200
350
its
66
2%
1,100
525
77
135
Nov
*
116
ext
Vtc
Jan
Consol
Consolidated
1
Automatic
Steel
Gas
Automatic
Voting
Corp
3
common
7%
7%
5,200
6
14 %
4,000
11%
Dec
20%
Jan
Consolidated
4%
100
4
Dec
6%
Feb
Consolidated
9%
5 %
200
8
Jan
9%
Nov
Continental
Air
22 %
Oct
Continental
Car-Na-Var
20%
20%
21
600
15% July
Class
Baldwin
Baldwin
Banff
los
Oil
1
common
A
5%
4,200
16%
18%
6,300
1
Corp
750
17%
5
12%
Nov
16%
"3%
3%
3 %
7,600
.~50i
Pwr Ltd
A
2/V
2%
29,800
1
8
iZ
Inc
8
8%
10,900
III
10%
11%
1
21%
21%
100
1
5%.
5%
200
Beck
(A S) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft common
1,700
2
Dec
Jan
2
Jan
7'A May
10
Jan
Croft
13%
27
Nov
16
16%
3,400
11%. Aug
2Va Mar
500
10%
100
150
Bickford's Inc
1
10%
10%
10%
900
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com_*
14%
14%
15
1,000
*13%
Oat
5
400
4%
JUn
10%
10%
class
A
5
3
21%
21%
21%
2,400
65%
84%
85%
90
Class
I
ZZl
Works Inc
A
20a
•
Buckeye
Pipe
Internat'l
Crown
Feb
Drug
class
Co
$6
6%
V* Dec
Atlantic
Cuban
Tobacco
Feb
Curtis
Sugar
Curtis Lighting
5%
Electric
200
21%
4,200
34%
34%
350
7%
Zl
10%
7%..
9%
•
July
v
18
900
5%
Dec
Oct
31
1,200
9%
383%
18%
18
5%
300
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
6%
Jun
18
22 %
13% Mar
Aug
Aug
13%
13%
14
Apr
133/4 July
21%
21 »/a
213/4
700
19
Apr
22 %
4%
4%
4%
900
3
Apr
150
52
Apr
m.*,
1%
1%
■
10
93/4
Nov
300
;
Feb
Jan
22%
Dec
Jun
9%
Dec
1,800
15%
5,800
133A
"
--
23/4 Mar
7%
143%
15%.
1% July
Dec
12%
10
13"%
1,100
9 3/4
r,
Sep
4% Dec
76%
700
19%
19%
*
8%
1,700
9
9
9
—
3,100
69
67%
8
10% May
Jan
Oct
17, V2
11%
%
15% Aug
Dec
42%
Jan
16
Oct
1
1
1
1
Apr
300
600
6%
6%
Jun
3%
Feb
2
Feb
July
Jan
6%
Deep
26
197/8 May
28%
363/4
373/4
100
34%
•44
9%
93/8
300
8%
Apr
12%
Jan
8
Oct
11%
Jan
9%
•
,
h
8% July
1% Feb
25
25%
__
2,000
7
"3/8
"8%
1,400
16
Sep
A
Nov
Feb
fi
>
% Mar
Dec
8%
8%
1,500
8
Jan
103/4
Sep
8%
8%
1,200
6%
Jan
8%
Dec
900
15%
Jan
17%
Dec
2,600
17%
Oct
223/4 Mar
17s/8
173A
195/«
19%
20
4
72%
72%
ig
•
74
7,900
%
1
8,900
.
-
/
May
Dec
V
Dec
69 '/a
4%
81%
Jun
;
% Oct
63%
100
9%
1,100
9%
1 Vb Mar
Dec
143/s
400
12 Va
May
63/4
—
9%
14%
1"%
9%
.14
,
1%
2
400
24%
27
6Vb
1,600
.
20,500
.
~
,
Feb
5
50
133/4
133/4
J*
;
Dec
17 Vs
Oct
20%
Feb
|
\.
Apr
Apr ;
7
Feb
•14%
12% July
S
Feb
200
14%
-
—
2.50
(Mo);
Jan
293/«
Jan
Sep
2%
Feb
113/4
Jan
14%
l3/4 Oct
12
Jan
7%
15
6'A
•
Co
n%'
U%
U%
5
common
Dec
135
243/*
Jan
-
D
Dairies
I
1
>"
li
•
—2.50
Inc
-
G%- Feb
6V* Aug
Day
Brothers Inc.—.
600
.63%
63%
26%
—I
Mines Inc
27
-
6%
325
.:
__-10c
'
Oct
Dayton Rubber .Co class A-
Jan
Dejay Stores
Oct
25
Dec
7%
Dec
Jan
Dennison
9%
Mfg , class
8'% debenture
Mar
25
18'A Jun
33
Apr
~6%.
Devoe
Nov
14
Apr
<fc
3% Jan
10%
<-140
Mar
35
Apr
30
35%
Nov
Diversey
-
L
>
Oils
'
■
*
i
4a
}
25
'5%.
2,200
98
*
51
5%
Jun
Feb
6%
common
10%
14% Jan
23% July
8% Aug
18
18
17% v 18 %,
19
A,
3%,
■
■
%
4
3%.
3%
*4%
-14%#. 14%.
101%
6%~
Jun
&
ord
Amer
Chemical
39 Va'^
Ltd—*
Co
•
Textile. Co
commoh„j-:*
Ltd
Dec
Jan
Drilling & Exploration, Co____T
%
Apr
For footnotes see
page 29.
Feb
36
Dec
133/4
DuMonu f Allen B) Laboratories—
1,900
A Dec
3 Va
Feb
5
"
400
Jan
400
5,400
3%. Dec
3%,Jan
11%
Oct
5,700
R'/a Feb.
16,700
5%-Jan
375
20
^Jan
11%
51%,
5%.
..
,.4%MaB.,».
5%
Dec
19% Jan,
9y2
"
.
80 *,
8'A.Jan
15'/«, Apr
18,200
4
155
.5.;
5
26
14%
14%
_
5%-
-26
13,500
-Feb
•300
3%
»,
Duro
Test
8
53%
Feb
f
Feb
21
26%
Dec
12%. Jan
8'%
300
7% July
2%
77
78.
150
111% 112
40
Dec
1%.
2%
16,100
£1
75%
168
.
1% Oct
5%
6d
Dec
Jan
Jun
% Aug
100
.5% Apr
7-' 200
f"i
'v'
:
r\ r
llVa.
Jan
Ma*
-
-1
37a/t May
87 Vt
5,600
v
".
-
12%
13% 'Jan
n
21
Feb
p-
29%
Dec
j;.
"23%
-At»r
Jail
9%
Sep
•:Apr
.
21%. Jan.
173%'NoV
•"
73A
Oct
Dec
V.
<1
"
34
:
9,300
17%
16%
'200
:
,
S
Feb
19% Aug
A Jan
•45
MO1/* May
600
8%
1
400
19 Va
:
;
'
•
850
31%'
13%
.
-'■44
>-34% 'Dec
'15
;
'19% "Apr/
July
,
A
Dec '/
•36%
r''V 5% Nov
•-"'13% Nov
.
"3%
_1
'.
A-6% Aug y
5
15%-Dec
.
—_£1
3%
43%
4
:
12 3/*
-i
'-'
..
May
5%
•-
common.
Sep
1
-«
commoir__i_.___i.^__l
Co
*
& Potash
-5%
.,5%.
I1-- ■'-1-',-25Va
27%
iit.7 v;
.
Eastern Oasvitv-Fuel Assn Comraon___10
:
Eastern vMail^arble' Iron^i.li_.__,___l25--
.
'
preferred
7,
May
5% *Jan
•'»'
-/.
Sep
300
-
-
26
16%
Oct
12%
800
.
70%
27
Tw v'
Nor
-
Jan
T
Jan -/
35%
,
27
8%
Feb
4% Mar
91
Jan
113%, '.Nov
2%iJan
X7% May.
% Dec
119%;;:
>
'
27%
27%
.'-:14%' -•--i4y#
H%
2.7%.
Easy Washing: Machine -class!
-'-24%- •-*' '24%
Share coinnion_^._l~_S'
I
r-m%-
Eureko Pipe Line common^
100
a
,
f'
100
108%
-
-vi*1
Jan
Jan. .Lu
-
-
V/9%--Feb
,."..■546
Jan
...
" 33
"2%
_:_..^.___10
25
1,300
sy*
-
.20,600
•
26
^
50
•
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:
T
■
*'17
Jan
4',
Jan
-
*2
• -Dec «.
r34% Aug
.
•5% Mar
-
3% Oct
•
4'
Jit
-Oct
>9%
-ry
Nov
Oct
Jan
11% Mar
4%.- Apr
.
1
3,500
Va.;
iV
24 Va
30 Va
•
300
13%
'•
:
.'26%
"22."
■1%. Jan
y--
j;
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-:,7%"At*T
.900
,
'■*<■
' >".104,
'
5%
%Ul%
-
95;.- Jan
}l
Feb
■
-36V2 ,Jan
> : ;(;
..
84,000
33 Va-
.
Zl5%.
Jun
\2lYx NovJXlO% AUg
\50
,
27% /Dec !-
iy
.Feb
;•
133 %
16 V*'Oct
~2
,-:;l%v
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V:
.
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/. 8%
,,
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(
-
2,100
11 Va
403V* 103 V*
'ft-'"";-'
-
25
J-1034
.
-
rv
"
6 % Mar
■
Jan
Jun
94
•
'
Electrographfc Corp comomn-i———1
Empire District^ Electric 5,% pfd___I100
Empire Millwort Corp.w.i—--^:
L—l
Emsco: DerrickEqulpmentl__^^__-"3
Equity Corp common.—c
16c
.$2 convertible preferred!—:.
-1
Esquire Inc:
l
Corporation
Warrants-^-^.-^.......
'
119% '
118
5%
120 -/Jan
'
Sugar Associates—v
Eureka
>1 >'
'15%
: MT8
25VaMtV /;
■
8.y2.»w^i,u>o.,
t
■
17%; Jan
90.,
>
r
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r70y*. Dec/i
70% v: '**■!- 575 V
-
-
7%-
series
Bond: &
,12%-9,600(■
12%
:
'
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Common shares .of beneficial
Electric
12%
'70%""7
S7 preferred*^series
$G
v
-
•
:
'4V2%'Pr4up^pref«rredc-i_i.^_^^Ji_l60^
Eastern; States, Corp.,...
Oct
Feb
1,500
3
77
112
164
6%
14'%.
^39%"
39%
•r
),34 !
•>
rets ord reg__
Corp
DuvaL Sulphur
1
ay* Apr
Jan
"
1
400
': 400
17
-7%
"
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5%
-
'
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*
..10c:
...
Co__^
Durham Hosiery-class R
:
.
Jan
:34
6 >' Oct
7,400
:
Feb
-11%
26%. Dec -
15,000
Feb
Oct
5'%
J--8Y*
,
.
23A .Jan
Apr
Sep
28% Oct
53
19 3A
16%
.
Aug S'
'
-
10% Nov
VzMay
A Dec
w
4,000
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L—-.10 L
Class A comomn
:"'311
Dec
Mar
34%
1 i.
Harris;
(The)
111
-
\
;V31..'
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Sep
10,000
■i"
1
it.
Jan
2% Mar
.
Jun
j;7%
18%
*26%
25 %
11
5%.
ZZ" -2a
Dec
'
Feb
■
Oct
May
«%
16...
Jan
25
/.
145 *
-13%
'
•: *5%
5 %.
l*
Oct
-2.50
dep rets A ord
dep rets B ordCarter (J W) Co common
Feb
'16% July
Oct
75
stock.
14
6%
25
11 y.
Carreras Ltd—<
1 %
4
r>
,
Mar'
33
Oct
2
Ltd——
Coal
15%
i7%Jtfiy-
iZZZ!
:
Jun
Sep
1,800
7%.
2,900
10y2
6%
25%,
Light $5 pfdZ"
Caer-Consolidated Biscuit Co..
2%
25
A'
25'/a
3,400
18%
I
Amer
23%
Brewery Ltd;
Dragon Cement Co Inci_—i_i.L_i_i__i0-- •..'3iv: '
Draper Corp commonJ-i
19%
-
common.
_i
:
;
Dow
-8% Aug
Tar
Dominion
15%,. Dec
&
1%
900
23,800
7%"-1,-* 634.
Finance.':Corp-- comi_,__*____L.
Dominion
Jan
.
"24%
Bridge- Co
Dominion Steel- &
3,800
4"%-
1
.
12%
4,900
-
10,%..
1.
common...—..
Domestic
15% Aug
Jan
3,200
.19.50
133
.
*
-
10%
Dominion
112% Feb
Oct
10%
17%
Inc...".
%"
"-23%. '2%
-
13%
common.Z!
30
:> 9%
L
Corp_l_i-______J
Lhome Exploration Ltd-,—-
1,400
3s 6d
Co-
1,600
100
2 3/*
Jun
li
Jan
3tt
'•
r
Dec
r.13% Mar
-
Jan
—108
Capital. City Products
>
1
6 3/8
'
6%.
:275%; <1,500
v7'-
.'
15y2
17
1
2 3%
27 -.;
-*2%.
25o
-
ord reg
Oct
12%
ZZ!
-
200
11
8%
17%
common.
Ltd
Dec
—1
13,300
Driver
Ltd
•
27%
,
Dobeekmun Co:
12%
12%t
Ltd____
1%
123%
2
-
Nov
12%
Power
1,400
...
15'A
2
__I
1
>
rets
(The)
1
•
Jun
140
-
V 123/4
12%
7%
99%
5%
American dep
i
;
2.50
& Gas Co..—
Co
■.<'14%.
-
1
.10
Raynolds class
Deyon-Leduc Oils Ltd
13% Oct
2%. Jun
47% May
5%
2.50
5%
"6% '"63%.
-
15 'A
:_5
__-.„.__.100
&
Manufacturing
Detroit Gray, Iron Foundry
L.!
Detroit Hardware Mfg Co
a.,
Nov
26%
A common.*.
—
Detroit Gasket
21 % Mar
19%. Nov
common
Jan
12
12%
lo
ZZ ~
2%.
-
-1,700
28
50c
3
Jan
/.'
--
6
-35
13'A
53/4.
2
6
5%
99%
1
preferred
Carnation Co
Oct
16
7%
15%
1,000
B
t Carey Baxter .& Kennedy-
;
6
Jan
L2
6%
common.-
Crystal
Nov
10% Mar
•
Canadian Marconi
I Citollna, Power
Jan
35
•
Inc common:
Manufacturing
3% Feb
11
Canadian: Dredge & Dock Co Ltd.
Canadian Industries Ltd—
Co
4%
350
2,600
Jan
-
preference
A
11,100
5%
25c
Daitch
Apr
1,800.
1,000
Canadian Atlantic Qil Co Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Carman
5%
143/4
33%
—
Davenport Hosiery Millsi—...
5%
6%,
21 %
"
'.
5%
5
Nov
Dec
2%
Insurance.!
'f Capital Transit
Jan
Jan
30% Mar
ioy*.
7#t
6'A
10% Nov
Nov
20%
14%-
*■
Dec
73A
partlc
85
9%
6%.
20%
California
iit
4%
10
Cuban
Jun
Dec
Davidson
23
Calgary & Edmonton = Corp Ltd—
""
2,200
16%,-Jan
77% Mar
2%
21
Calambax Sugar. Estate:
Southern
Dec
4%
30%
preferred
Duraloy
Canada
32 %
4%
Jan
9,500
Z*
Cable Electric Products
Co
Oct
5'A
1
common
American, dep
Cement
Dec
11%
25%
333/4
Crystal Oil Refining common
-
6%%
22'A
Oct
1,650
2,100
(Md)
"A"
Dec
2,600
2%
A-
Line.
Canada. Bread
Sep
Nov
22
10
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Canada
20
500
Jan
22»/a
31%
8%
1
Petroleum
Distillers Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord shs
Burry Biscuit Corp
Fire'
Jan
14%
5
21%
3%
£1
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma Mines Ltd—
Camden
15 %
reg)—£1
Apr
14%
11%
10»
junior preferred
Calvan Consol Oil
1,500
•
11%
400
_£i
Distillers.
Mills Ltd
207/s
1 % Mar
5,300
Detroit? Steel, Products....
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (EL) Co common
Bruck
Dec
2,800
,
Oct
4 %
•
common
cumulative
%
8%
A
common
Cork
12
9% May
2%
•
conv preference
$3 2nd preference
-4%.
3,700
12%
Company
12
Sep
10%
3
ZZZZ*
$5
Forman
4%
10%
Co____ZZZZZZZZI*
American Oil
British American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
I
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power class
Class B _i„
_L_
Brown
9%
(The)
37%
Jan
4
~4%
•
_
British
Company
12
"
5
Inc "
Foote Gear
40
Apr
8% May
20%
9
•
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
BrJllo Manufacturing Co common
-
125
28 %
'
"
Co common
Brazilian Traction Lfc & Pow ord
Breeze Corp common
Brown
10%
......
Borne Scrymser Co
Brad
35'/#
class
Petroleum
Crown
*
prior cumulative preferred-loo
Bourjois
preferred
Crown Cent
4% July
40%
common
Feb
5%
Crowley Milner & Co___
17% Dec
39%
common
22%
'
5% Mar
Oct
10%
5Yu%
$1
Jun
Jan
4%
40
(H C)
A
Jan
9%
13
1
Black Starr & Gorham
76 %
350
1
American dep receipts (ord
Creole Petroleum
4
Blurnentlial (8) & Co
Feb
May
24
21%
143/4
•
Nov
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson & Hedges common
common
Jan
66
23%
9%
33%
comomn
1%
16%
38%
12%
100
Courtaulds Ltd—
1
38%
Oct
Sep
600
•
Feb
15»/«
25
Apr
Jan
8%
10%
5c
Jan
13% May
1,100
8%
83/4
8
Mines
8%
500
3%
5'/2 May
7% Jan
12%
:
4%
14%
3%
600
Mar
8%
——
*
Apr
14%
3%
18,600
7%
Oct
7% July
38
May
71
1
Apr
14%
j
83/4
10%
6% May
15
Jan
May
32%
Corp
3'A
1
Bell Telephone of Canada
common
92
Apr
Nov
12%
Jan
8VU
non-voting
& Reynolds
Oct
12%
Co
2
2
•
Corp
Refractories
Bohack
Corroon
8%
33%
Inc
Coro
15'/a July
Costien
(L) & Co pommon
Beau-Brummel Ties common
Blauner's
Dec
May
793/4
31
1
7
Ltd
Steel
B
23
741/4 Mar
*~"*
Machine Co__l
&
Varnish
Cornucopia Gold
Andes-
Baumann
,
8% July
Dec
12% Mar
shares
Barcelona Tr Lt &
Barium
Basic
Class
Company
Securities
de
American
A
Jun
Sep
10
Corp—
Distillery Ltd—
voting
(H)
Class
5
5%
Rubber
&
Gas—
A
Baker-Raulang
Banco
&
Aug
1.25
Ltd
,
Commercial
Foundry
Corby
B
Oil
Dec
29%
•
•
Inc
Lines
Continental
& Selburn
4 3/i»
Apr
l63/8
*
--
1
Min'g & Smelt'g
Continental
Bailey
13 V*
Jan
70%
50c
Royalty Oil
Cook
Paint
Dec
3%
10
7%
10%
10
Corp..
Utilities
4%
•
Machine
4}J
26%
400
;
36
20%
Consolidated Liquidating
8% Mar
73%
6% Mar
1
13%
Oct
73/4
8
~8%
—
1
13%
1
Products Inc
7 5/8
36
20%
Inc
Engineering
Feb
Oct
9'/8
U
1956
to
Oct
Jan
May
5
1
1
1
5
public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Nov
5 Yb
17 Vs
1
n
Inc
Hotel
High
3% Aug
14 %
81%
1
~7 %
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
500
•
Community
Dec
2%
Jan
10
&
Commodore
Feb
2
112% 115%
50
.
%
9%
—
Oct
20
30
400
,
4%
■
Dec
Apr
79
10
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield
Coal
Corp common
20
Club
Aluminum
Products Co
•
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co..
•
Colon Development ordinary
Colonial Airlines
1
Colonial
(The) Fund Inc
10
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
1
Colt's Manufacturing Co
25
Columbia Machinery & Eng Corp—10c
Clayton
Dec
110
7% May
101
21%
78%
23%
Hosiery Co
Claussner
350
B
5
com
Manufacturing Co
Neon
Claude
Jan
Jun
7% Mar
50
2.50
116
116
•
•
7
3%
Industries—
Line
Collerles
Aug
10%
10
Equipment Corp
Coast
50
7%
common
American dep rets reg
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Tel & Tel class A
Atlantic
3,200
7%
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred
Atlantic
18%
105% 105%
105 %
Common class A non-voting—I
6%
preferred
Associated Electric
17%
18
100
1
4
Inc
Natural
17
13% Mar
Corp—
Appalachian Elec Power
Ayshire
16%
2.40
Argus Cameras
Aro
15%
100
27
t
4%
1
common
(The) D L Co
Controller Co
Clark
11,900
26%
10
5
10
4
Stamping
Auto
Clark
57/s
26%
1
2.50
common
Cable Corp
Circle Wire &
Clarostat
shares
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing
Arkansas
16
Co
Chesebrough Manufacturing
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Jan
5,200
10
common
Cherry-Burrell
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep
Corp
63/s
-2
Chamberlin Co of America
Chans
6%
5%
10
preference
Aircraft
Cessna
Jan
50 %
•
pfd
Electric Co common—
Century Investors Inc
Dec
6%
5%
--1
100
Products
Century
8% Mar
600
100
Central Power «to Light 4%
Aug
Low
45%
17 Va
Co—
Tower
Central Ohio Steel
Range for Year 1952
High
4%
—•
*■
preferred
■j 50',i
Aug
21%
prennr.rice
Central Maine
Shares
16%
1
series
$1.40 series—
ptViSeitncfc $1.50
Conv1
Apr
11%
of
Corp
Conv
Jun
11%
U%
America
Centrr) Explorer* Lid.,-.,—
Centiai Hind* Sueur Corp_-
1% July
39%
Low
———•
*0
.
1
common
LI) & Co
(A
Catalin
Dec
20
Feb
16
2,600
1%
25
common
Paper
100
1%
1%
24%
10
5%
Dec
1 Vs
~
8
pfd
class A
Republics
American
Nov
4%
22
•
Chem
&
17%
243/4
I
American Natural Gas Co 6%
American Potash
22
22
1,200
20
Co
American
4
20
Machine
American
15%
22
100
American Manufacturing Co com
American
»
class A—1
Rubber Co.,
11% Aug
4
Dec
850
14%
3%
1
Jan
21%
143/4
1$
Apr
25%
89
100
•
pfd
Co
Car
97%
Oct
650
24
25c
new
conv
JAmerican Bantam
Products
for Week
of Prices
Par
Castle
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
EVrb.tr. ge
Stock
High
Jan
94%
24
93%
common
Inc
American Beverage common
American Book Co
American
Low
93%
100
•
preferred
Manufacturing
Aluminum
Air Filter
Range for Year 1952
High
Casco
cumulative
Goods
Amer
Shares
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American
America—
Aluminum
Ambrook
of Prices
LOW
Par
ENDED JANUARY 1G
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR WEEK
Sales
-Sep-
.
,
2f{ Apr
V" liV Apr
-34% Mar
11
J
Number 5187..,The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle-
177
Volume
(259)
-)27
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 16
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Stock
American
Week's
Last
•
R.iuge
Sale Price
Par
Fairchild
& Instrument-,
Camera
Association
Fire
Fishman
Ltd
(M H)
J
Co Inc
non-voting
Class
B
voting—
Ford
Motor
(Peter)
4
V27c
Fuller
'.
22
94,300]
Apr
10%
300
9%
10%
9%
55 %
9'%
19,100
10% May
?% Jan
-
65
.66% *
J
1,100
Brewing-.—
Dec
11% Aug
76
Dec
11% Mar
10%
Oct
50
Feb
68
Aug
54%
>_£1
7%
7.
7%
1,300
%
Feb
72
Aug
6,300
•!i
—1
6%
6%
6%
7%
6%.
7%
4,400
convertible preferred
6
41
.11%
5
41
11
.
Dec
1^
Jan
9y2
Oct
Feb
Jan
11% Mar
9y4
Feb
43
Jan
45%
Oct
10%
800
51*
preferred
Gellman
Mfg
•
common
Feb
11% May
Acceptance Corp
Alloys Co
General
Builders
.
51*
Amer
reg
Outdoor
Adv
General
Plywood
Corp
General
j—
(Adolf)
Godchaux
Class
class
!
Corp_
Kansas Gas & Electric 4'/2ft
Kawneer
11%
3%
56
Key
Co
Kidde
3%
23%
18%
Jan
7%. Oct
11%
cumulative
preferred
Products—Petroleum
50c
Klein
G
(D Emil)
Kleinert
Knott
(I
Co
Nov
2%
Dec
40
48 y2
Jan
,
1%
52%
52 %
5% Jan
63
V* Apr
Jan
9,800
52%
22
19%
17.%
J23
'
5%:
1,100
5%,
60)
".19%
Nov
86
July
1%
13%
Aug
.28
.,
Jan
'
Feb
25y2 Mar
5% July
11,400
Sep
60%
Dec
July
19%
Jun
55.
Jan
40
,
i.
•
22'
'
150
152
135%.
135
135 %
1
2%
2%
25
55%
53%
__50c
.15%
15%
2
Hydraulics Inc
17%
Brewery
225
15%
128%
7 Va
Sep
.
Feb
18 y2
Dec
Apr
136
Aug
Dec
3%
Apr
Oct
61 y4
Feb
'
13%
Nov
157/«
16
500
Nov
22y4. Jan
9% May
*'
Alabastine
Dec
2V&
1,000
,
158%
49%
1,050
5
common..
Feb
1
7,000
,
'-17%;
17
121"
30
2%.
"56
30
11
May
Dec
Mar
31% July
Lamp
Co
Inc
1
—i
2Y«
4%
5
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd—
Hartford Electric Light
Harvard
___1
4
,~25
•
Brewing Co
Hastings
Mfg
Hathaway
Co__
Inc
Dept
Stores
Class
Heller
5 % ft
4ft
Hercules
<
51*
Steel
Hoe
(R)
&
Horinel
&
preferred
Horn
51*
Dec
10%
Jan
2%
Dec
4%
Jan
30
8,900
21
4%
Sep
Sep
26 y2
400
6%
Jan
3,100
107/#
Dec
17%
Jan
18 %
18 %
25
14%
Jun
12%
Jun
13%
Jan
19%
19%
19%
200
15 y2
Apr
20%
Nov
92
GOO
'
4 Va
Jan
7%
Aug
Apr
10% May
800
1
3,000
* '
14%
16
*•44
*
14 %
16
400
50
«
45-
%
8% Aug
12% Jan
Apr
Jun
18% Aug
3% Jan
14
Oct
13%
50
42 y2
»
■
20%
20%
20%'
—100
Jan
17%
Jun
46
Jan
141
Dec
28%
28%
Oct
23%'Jam
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock._*
Hurd Lock &
Manufacturing Co
5
71%
10
100
Jan
106%
Dec
;28%
•
300
28
Dec
33%
Feb
72 %
5
v
7,100
63%
Oct
86Va
Jan
200
3y4
Jun
4Va
-Jan
4%
Nov
22 Va
3%
3 5/'8
4 V* May
»
5
23%
23%
.
5,500
25
14
Apr
Zinc
Co
•
common
.18%.
of
North
America.
International
Cigar Machinery
International
Oct
31 Va
4% Mar
35.%--
—5
35,%-
9%.,
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland"—£1
Indianapolis Pwr <te Light 4ft pfd__10o
Co
15%
£l
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—.
5
Insurance
800
18%^ 20
.
9%
36%
.
88%
500
*
5% Aug
41% Apr
Oct
x8% May
•,
10%
Feb
-7%
Nov
-
400
99
88%.
'
99
31%
9,200
9%
7 %
;
7 V*
99
"94 %
"6% Sep
*„
30
92
Jair
100
2,900
70
jan
94
Dec
"
Nov
Hydro-Electric—
Preferred
L_*
:
$3.50 series
■p International Metal Industries A—1—♦
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International
Products
Investors Royalty
Iowa
Public
3.90ft
Iron
;
preferred
%" 27%
18,900
23%
Jan
40%
Apr
10% ;10%
'
■35
27%
'400
13'/»
Nov
19,600
9Va
3%
Jan
" 5%
Jan
8%
Apr
26
i
5
■
42
May
-
Chute___.
77
c_l-..* "
;
.
10%
i
5%..l
.
11%
5%
.
'
__i
Jan
'Apr
90
"5%
2,600
7
Jan
Jun
••4%
■
-
9y2
Oct
Dec
7
Feb
5
%
"
.1—1 •'
Brown Stores' common.
Preference
,1
Julian & Kokenge Co
Jupiter Olis- Ltd—
For footnotes
—
.4%
-■' 1%..
,
-3%
-—J.
'Jit
_Z;
see-pace
29.
V
r
2li
_
v
,
3% ■; 4»4
.
3% Mar
-11 '
3,700
l7'«
11*
2%
-
...
10,000
4
H
1
.1—*
t
4V2 —5%
-
-10c
Jim
t
J
-
.1—1
7,900
.
,14%
,
Sep
3%
..
.
t
•>
%
•
11.200
».
.
Jan
,
Dec
9%
700
7%
Jan
9%
iii'
3,500
H
Oct
11'»
14 V*
100
17
18
700
13%
Feb
11%
11%
200
10%
Apr
2% Oct
15% July ^
Feb
13%
300
2,400
3%
113
1,800
1A Dec
2
7%,
7%
7%
1,200
6%
9%
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Adalon Apparel Inc:
__5
15%,
15%
400
14=% Dec
„1
4-%
4%,
4%4
600
Lake
„1
8%
8%
8%
1,900
4% Aug
7% Oct
Lakey Foundry & Machine
„1
8ae
8
8%
8,400
6%
Jan
Lamson
—5
8
8'4
200
7%
Oct
14% .15 y*
1,400
12%. Nov
100
4% Jan
Mines Ltd
Shore
Corp
of
Delaware
-5
Monotype Machine
Lanston
Extension
Salle
Lefcourt
University
(R G)
11%. Dec
9% Mar
Groceterias
5%
—
5 '/a ' Jan
Oct
Jun
iii Aug
1'
July
1;
5%
20%
.Class B
Steel Chain
-5
17%
17%
17%
.10
27%,
27%
28'/*
13%
13%
43%
44%..
Lynch
._1
•
Jan
150
Dec
25
25% July
8
200
Sep
Nov
39
31% Jan
>16% Dec
Nov
23Vk Jan
28-V4. Dec
Jan
14 V2
11% May
I
2
Corp
13%
—
13%
40%
6,200
Jan
6%
38%
Jan
25
4,600
<
•
Dec
Sep
Jan
Nov
54,%
111%
43%
-1
Light $6 pfd—
Power Si
Jan
6
Apr
30
.
Louisiana
Jan
Nov
_10
(Texas)
Longlnes-Wittnaueb Watph Co—
Louisiana Land k Exploration—
7%
10
21'%
6V4 May
6% Sep
A——
Lone Star Gas Co
Locke
4%. Jan \
13%. Apr
19%
400
IVa
7'4
,.
700
21
20%
-1
class
16% May..-
16%
-1
preferred—
cumulative
5ft.
15'/%
15%
"
__1
Inc
Y
Liberty Fabrics of N
Lqblaw
■
-5
...
Realty common
Le Tourneau
114%
Jan
Oct
500
12% Jun
15
Jan
300
11%
Jan
.
.
M
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Manisclbewitz (The B) Co
Mapes-Consolidated Mfg Co_—*
*
common—
%
18%,
—
—
12%
18%.
14'/*
40"
—
40
25
July
Communication
Marion
Ltd
Co
Shovel
Power
—
—_—
16 Va Mar
Dec
31
Dec
48%
Oct
4Va
Jan
McWilliams
& Co
Dec
Mar
Mfg
Menasco
Co
—
-
Dec
Iron
1Q Va
Nov
21% July
4,000
550
20% Nov
25 %
29%
33%
12,800
15% Mar
341%. Oct
14
14%
2%.
27/B
5,400
%
9%.
9%
200
19%
19%
20%
6,100
July
15%
Jan
3 V'*.
Jail
12
*
Oil
Midland
Jan
23%
Nov
Aug
6%
Dec
Oct
Co
~7
_674
%
900
6%
8
4 Va
%
300
1
common-
Jan
10 %
1%
Dec
Jan
•
KVa, Jan
Nov-
10
7 Va
7%
7%
.500
13'/«
13 %
13%
800
12% Mar
18a,*
Nov
2,100
13% Dec
11% Feb
20%
Jan
20%
Feb
Nov
2614
Jan
Steel
13%
13%
'
13%
13
13
25
■
75
25
—
preferred—*
100
j6%
Products—
•
Midvale Co common
*
Mid-West Abrasive
--—'-50c
Midwest Piping & Supply common
*
Mid-West Refineries
-1
Miller Wohl Co common-50c
4% ft convertible preferred—,—50
Mining Corp of Canada
—*
^Minnesota Pwr & Light 5ft pfd—100
Missouri Public Service common—
*
dividend
shares—
preferred———100
preferred series B__100
4,50 ft preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Mpntgomery Ward & Co class A—.—*
Moody Investors participation pfd
•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mountain States Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
Mt Vcrnon-Woodberry Mills—-—2.50
Muntz TV Inc—
——:
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
--5
4.40ft
2.50
-10
50c
common
14
1,150
18%
Oct
Jan
5%i. Jan
5%
600
4%
Apr
39%
1,300
27%
Feb
2%
Dec
4%
Dec
614 Aug
29%
Jun
34%, Aug
2%
2%
5
2%
500
5%
,
1,800
13%
1,700
12
101% 102 «/4
125
100
22%
22%
100
46%
2%
52%
46,700
3%
13,600
13%
13 %
51
3%
93%
cumul
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
15%
5%
5%
cumulative
Company
14 %
23%
38%
.
39%
—1
1
Corp
Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
4.80%
14%
—
Monogram
1714
Dec
Feb
Jan
103% Mar
Mar
23%
36% May
53%
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
86%
97 V2
110
102% 103
414
Nov
Jan
15%
50
93% x93%
102 %
41
Apr
98
Feb
2%
July
103 % May
Jan
'
02
Dec
98% Aug i
Mar
2%
Feb
Jan
3 %
6,600
167% 168 VA
130
36%
36%
25
4%
5%
1,800
15%
5,100
11%
Jan
105% 106%
220
99%
Apr
105
Jan
900
18"%
Oct
26
Apr
4%
Dec
2%
3%
5 %
14%
15
106
*
23
22%
-23
168
176
Jan
Apr
31%
Apr
36%
4
Jan
4%
Oct
16 %
5'/i
Dec
Dec
4%
4%
26%
4%
"9%
26%
100
9 Va
500
8
Oct
13 y*
Feb
200
22
Sep
26%
Dec
7% July
9%
Feb
9
28
28
28
8%
8%
6,100
8%
27
20% May
1,200
Alfalfa
8
8
2%
2%
-1
Gas
II
National Mfg & Stores common-
_'_25c
Petroleum Ltd
—
National Starch
-r-l
.--10
Corp—
Nov
Nestle Le Mur Co
New British
New
England
Jan
15%
12%
Jan
20
1%
Nov
6,200
2%
Jan
12
Apr
14%
Jan
10%
800
9
Mar
11%
Jan
1%
*
1,000
17%
200
27%
50
35
500
4
Feb
2V4
Dec
27%
11%
-
'
mil
4 %
4%
2%
500
21%
700
4%
4%
500
21»
2%
20%
--40c
2
-100
-
2%
4%
700
18%
5
1%
1%
4,300
2%
17%
17%
1%
60,
common
60
25
4>V Apr
Dec
Dec
—10
25%
'
25%
27%
1,150
3%
Dec
15% .16
2QQ
8%
Feb
Feb
Jan
80
13%
23 Va- Jan
Nov
1%. Dec
_
63
8%
Dec
Feb
21% July
7% May
—10
York Shipbuilding Corp
—l
1%
Dec
56% Oct
J
Auction Co common
Apr
Deo
July
116%
5
9,200
—1
shares
4
23%
2
500
Founders
6% Mar
106% July
-6.800
Merchandise
Oct
28% Aug
1% Dec
6%
York
Jan
2
2,660
2%
Apr
18y2 Mar
23,200
110% 112%
*<1
111
59%
New
Jan
1,700
13%
17
5%
New/York &. Honduras Rosario—
Jan
15
131.
57%
New
Apr
14%
18%
11% Oct
14%
5%
Feb
19
Oct
15% May
14%
13%
57 %
Co
Apr
Oct
200
10%
1
Mining Co—
3%
Jan
Dec
Mar
51,400
"2%
Park
3
2 Va
Rights w i
New Haven Clock & Watch Co—
New
%
12%
.2.50
Ltd
4,000
13%
1%
—30c
common
Dominion Oil
Tel <fe Tell
~2y4 Nov
12%
«
—
12% Aug
7Vk Nov
8,000
—
Nov
6% Mar
2,100
1U
1%
2
—1
Products*
National Steel Car Ltd
National Transit common.
National Union Radio
Neptune Meter common,,
Jan
2%
15
14%
—
—4
National Radiato*..Co
Research
14%
—
17
Apr
3%
8%
■
1
—10c
National Phoenix Industries
2
National Pressure Cooker common.
National
14%
1
—
Hess common-.
*
National
4
374
1
800
600
16%
16
4
Dehydrating &
Co
National Bellas
16%
-1
Inc
«.
Nov
N
.10
Corp
National Fuel
-
Sep
—%—1
Petroleum common
_1
non-jcum
Milling
.*
Jan
8
Nov
May
.
„
Dec
55
2% Aug
6
1
-2.50
^ube
Corp $1 conv
Molybdenum
7%
,
Jan
48
1
Inc
Corp-
preferred—:
Midland
13
5
Micromatic Hone Corp
Middle States
Apr
9
15
preferred
-
Oct
2 % May
7,800
2%
Corp common—
Brothers
Sep
20%
24%
14%
—»—-—--1
25c
Co
-Participating
Muter
Jan
18
19%
24%
9
Metal Textile
$2
151% Dec.:/
12%. Jan
Jan
9%
33
Warrants
6ft
12%
Chapman & Scott Corp—
Merritt
Mesabi
1,900
6,700
9
1
;—1
Mead Johnson & Co_
15
10%
•
19%
—-*
Dredging--.
14%
101
24%
5
*
common
Apr
14%
10
*.
1
Mays
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
(AG)
3'/.
£1
10
Harris common
(J W) Inc common
Massey
Jan
Apr
19%
..Marconi International Marine
5% July
Feb
16%
Dec
42
500
Apr
14
1,400
14
18%
10,
1
*
Mangel Stores
15% Jan
28
12
5
Co—
Public Service Co
Maine
York
5f,
Dec
15
Feb
9%
3%
New
2%
-,
Apr
14%
„
,
Aug
%
ll1/*
Process
23
Dec
i{;!-
New
2
.
■
34
3%
Feb
..124%
Sep
,1% Oct
16V4
-2%
5
Feb
-
8,500
4
-
2,'t
22%
4%
Nov
11%
4%ft
•>'
Apr
Feb
Jan
3%
convertible preferred—.—20
—25
New-Jersey Zinc—*
—
1
New Mexico Si Arizona Land
2,200
.
Dec
14%
•"'10% Nov
11%
i
Sep
36%
33
8,300
3,300
xl0%
National Rubber Machinery
25
_-_100
Fireman Manufacturing v t
Air
'3i%Mhy
105 Vt
93
103% 104
Co—
Ironrite Inc
Irving
Feb
Jan
'800
32%'32%
103,%
-___5
*
±
Service
xl7%
^_50
9
10 %
H2
National
Jan
"
American dep receipts registered
%
Jan
May
'
33 VA
9
Jan
10
31
3%
Namm-Loeser's
Illinois
32%
%
Oct
Jan
8%
125
3%
33%
Jan
13
Oct
x6%
11%
Nachman
Imperial Chemical Industries—
35
3%
Oct
71
3%
1,000
107
107
17% July
14% Aug
Jun
129
♦
,
Dec
Oct
2XU
11%
16
*
Securities
Feb
8'/2
13%
nf%
15%
Hygrade Food Products—
Apr
78
5Va May
15%
common
102
Feb
Nov
2%
2,000
11%
+
Jan
7
7%
15
—
Inc
33^
7%
,
'
5
Co
Jan
67
200
8
.2.50
Co
19%
Oct
-
8
34%,
3%
Mar
7.50
Stores
—
4%
3 %
:
Baking
( Harvey)
Hydro-Electric
9%
1,300
,12%
7%
:
preferred
6% Mar
900
2 3%
——1
-
& Hardart common
Hubbell
Oct
Jan
10 3 Jj
.
lo
Mines
Inc.-'
&
2
4%
1
—
A—
Gold
A)
4Va
Dec
Dec
12%
_10c
."
common
Hard art
1,000
Jan
5
17% Dec
53 "A
4%
1
Products
Co >class
(Geo
Apr
l'A
100
w
.
Horn
,5% Aug
12%
2
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Horder's
:
13 y* May
*
„
common
convertible
Kollinger Consol
27%
-5%
4
Jan
45% July
100
w
Co
Higbie Mfg Co
29%
'
♦;
common—
preferred
&c
2;«
5
_25c
—
Holt
500
9%
2%
*
■
common.
preferred
Henry
240
1
5%
10%
10c
common
A
Co
200
1%
,5'/a
1'
Lithographing Co
Hazeltine Corp
Hearn
1,100
%
2%
'
Bakeries
Havana
Hecla Mining Co
Helena
Rubinstein
51 %
2
„,
4%
16 %
51%
16
1%
900
3
.
35
*
(The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Michigan Sugar
'
2%
500
—10
Co
Kropp
Michigan Steel
H
Laboratories
9%
7
105% Nov '
26»/? Jan
20
—5
Rubber
Corp
Michigan Bumper
Hall
9%
Oct
10
400
2,500
9%
Jan
19 Va
33'Ac
20c
1
Kobacker
Michaels
Haelan
9%
31%
1
Ltd
Co common
B)
Hotels
M
100
550
1214
9
27%
1
10
preferred
Lake
ll1/*
9 Va
Jan
27,
23
100
High
3% Aug
20
700
*
50
1
Kingston
Kirby
11 %
10,800
23'%
30%
*
1
Kings County Lighting common
4ft
-3%
104
-5
—
Co
3%
23%
Jan
15y3
Apr
1,000
57
52%.
:i5i
Low
Dec
19%
;
700
73
•
Paper
&
Jap
Dec
14%, Dec
27
i-
Range for Year 1953
High
104
5
common
(Walter)
McKee
preferred
Lime
...12%
'34.
Feb
.13%
■
1,000
3 %
"
1%
1
Lak?s Oil & Chemical Co
Northern
5%,- Jan
7% Oct
*
.
Great
Oct
11% Dec
12%:
1 '/a'
_5
Great
Gypsum
.
18
•
stock
Grocery Stores Products
Dec
Jun
._*
——
Jan
117%
250
'253%
2%
_*
:—_lf
Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
101
109%
300
12%
1
Jun
;
,.Jan
5,900
12,100
25%
I
13
>% July
3y4
17 3%
12%
Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co____
Western
111/2,
.32%
Jan
108
4,800
10%
T-
Griesedieck
4%
10^%.
32
25%
Mines
Grand
Greer
'
17%.
Manufacturing Co
5o
Manufacturing common.T.
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
1st
*
Dec
12% Mar
Gorham
7ft
4
Sep
113
10
10
1
common
'■ "
,32%
l
r
,
Non-voting
100
,
Dec
2%
.
/10Va Jan
99% Jan
"
]
Goodman
Great
116%
103 %
—U-,.5
A
Consolidated
116
Dec
9y«
-108 y4
1%. Oct
400
17%
:.
Low
1
pfd_—100
Co
Kennedy's Inc
La
5%
■„
103 y2 Mar
1,800
■
3%
30 y4
Feb
Apr
10'/,
B
;
«S>4.50 prior preferred
Goldfield
7%
26%
10
.
common—
Sugars class
B—
150
»
In p.
Inc
22% May.
*
.
Co
~4
*'
—
Distilleries
Union
Gobel
Dec
1,000
108 %
1
Gladding McBean <k Co__
Glenmore
9%
30
2% "2%
T1%,T2%
lie •:
*
!
Alden Coal
~2%
1
common
,
Globe
Dec
600
•
___
Mines
Glen
9'%
29%
*
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Gilchrist Co
2%
■.
5% Nov
914
30
;_100
—50c
;.
C)
2%.
2o
Gerity Mich Corp
(A
2
Feb.
3% May
~/18y«
5
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 preferred
Sep
Aug
11%
Oct
6%,* pfd—
preferred
Aug
5%
2
,
,~2%
pfd A—--10
common
common
-
.
r
Public Service $6 preferred
Gilbert
8y4, Jan
300
£l
Gft
Fireproofing
General
convertible
•
.
Corp
General
6,800
2%
25
Ltd—
Shares
Dec
106
3% Jan
12%
11%
21%
Jan
,
1,300
2'% *
com—1
preferred
dep rets ord
51*
4%, * 5 %
12
—1
„
Supply .Corp
Co
General Finance
4%
*
convertible
Electric
95
1
common
General
General
17 %, Mar
100
—-
Co
General
for Week
*
Kaiser-Frazer
Krueger Brewing Co—
Gatineau Power Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Kirkland
Dec
6%
50
-11%
6%
Dec
9y4
50
—
Mar
%
1
common
(Geo A) Co
5
-
200
,—1.25
,,
Inc
<fc Co
Jan
1%
Nov
nor-
28%
Nov
12,000
;—•
regi
Exchange
Stock
High
Oct
%
6%
7%
73
.
10%
:
606,
24%
-112
1
72
.65%
American deposit receipts bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Franklin Simon
73
Low
American
t
American deposit rets ord
Ford Motor^ of France—
-
Fox
1 ilt
7%.
7%
__
Ltd— "
Co
m
*
Ford Motor of Canada—
A
23%
f—-,—1
?
1
Flying Tiger Lines Inc—j
Class
23%
—10
1052
K
1
—.—_•
(PhilaX
Range for Year
Week'*
Last
Bale Price
STOCKS
Share*
High
25c
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated Petroleums
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Xow
. >
„
.,Sales
14'4. Oct.*
2%.
69 y2
Jan
Jan
10'% pec
34%
Jan
9%. Jan
19
Feb
;
.*
28
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Last
Range
STOCKS
Stock
American
Sale Price
Exchange
North
Oil
Texas
Central
Northeast Airlines
North
Co
Penn RR
Northern Ind
Dec
Securities
Jan
4%%
Pub Serv
%
Apr
ft
Apr
1
Selby
200
42%
Dec
46%
Sep
Sentinel
112
7,600
1ft Dec
4%
Apr
20%
20'/a
200
18% Dec
27%
Jan
4%
1,800
95
96
21
21%
5%
Jan
91%
Sep
Seton
3,000 »
99
May
15%
130
95
21%
22
Dee
Oct
20c
•
Leather common—
common
Ohio Brass Co class B
preferred—
4%s
Ohio Power
Oklahoma
90o
Okonite
Natural Gas
Corttpany
Old Town
500
15%
Sicks Breweries Ltd
5
-*
—23
1°°
—*
•
*
Sttex Co
77/b
40%
Feb
Sep
18
Sep
Oct
50
48
50
850
42%
Jun
55% Sep
19
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
Overseas Securities
1
Singer Manufacturing Co
—
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
18% Jan
xl6%
19
19
300
17%
Feb
23
£1
•
1
Sonotone Corp
Dec
Boss
Coast Corp
5
Pacific Gas & Electric <5%
1st pfd
5%%
1st preferred
1st preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
5%
15%' 157/«
500
33%
33%
34%
1,700
30%
31 %
500
;
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 div cum preferred
Petroleums
25%
Jan
28%
Dec
4.32%
25%
Jan
28%
Dec
4.08%
27
27%
1,100
24%
Jan
Dec
Southern
101
102%
375
97%
Jan
103%
Dec
260
95
Jan
101%
Apr
Shoe Covp
Btahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brewing Co.
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
ll7/a
Pennroad
Corp
Penn Gas
&
4%
11,800
4
Dec
54%
25
23
Jan
74
Nov
Standard Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Apr
4%
Jan
Standard
2%
12%
400
16'A
12%
Apr
15%
Dec
15
Jan
15%
Jan
19% Aug
May
35
'
~53/4 "5%
500
5%
class
A
Penn Water & Power Co.:
•
39%
Pep Boys (The)..
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle Corp.
Philadelphia Company—
com
pfd
26%
Oct
29%
283/8
100
27% May
28%
Jun
Stein (A)
5%
Jan
13%
11,400
5%
600
Pierce
Governor
Jan
37% May
Jan
18
Jan
Stroock
21%
Oct
5%
Oct
33/4
,_1
common
2,300
21%
20'A
21
Pioneer
Gold
Mines
Ltd..
Pneumatic Scale
Polaris
87/a
4%
Nov
24
Dec
1
Jan
2,300
4,500
Nov
3%
Jan
58%
610
51%
Jan
59%
Api
31%
Nov
36
35%
Feb
36%
500
8 3/8
93/8
4,000
5%
Apr
42%
9%
3
100
2"%
Sep
3%
21
21
50
9%
21
Dec
20
24
5
43/a
•
4'A
4%
2,200
3%
Feb
6%
25o
2.50
6%
6%
200
6%
Nov
373/4
450
37
37
100
.
Class
•
30
112
112
29% Mar
109
Apr
38
Jan
403/4
42%
Feb
45
10%
10%
900
9V4
Jun
13%
10
10%
1,100
9%
Nov
400
1%
Oct
Producers Corp of Nevada
1
2,700
1%
Oct
3%
6%
Apr
25o
*
1
—15
3%
19
10%
Itt
1%
1%
2
650
2
•
Gas
llVa
Jan
Jan
Dec
Jan
9% Mar
39% Dec
457/a
140
41%
Jan
48% Nov
Jan
27%
27%
200
26%
Jan
28%
Jun
34%
34%
34%
1,400
30%
Apr
35
Nov
32
31%
32%
2,400
28%
Apr
33
24%
24%
25
1,000
23%
Jan
Dec
26 V2 May
25'A
21% Mar
Dec
"7%
"7%
200
6
Jan
12
Feb
45%
46%
400
43
Dec
64 V2
Jan
4%
5%
5,500
4
July
5%
Dec
4%
4%
200
1%
2%
II,800
5
~7%
5%
5%
~2
5%
3%
Jan
20
19%
20
350
16%
16%
16%
1,700
40%
39%
40%
900
2% Aug
5%
14% May
12 %.
12
12%
21%
21%
22
14*%
14%
14%
25,300
207/a
21
Dec
Oct
Mar
38
41 % Aug
9
3,500
Oct
Jan
13%
1,600
20%
Jan
24
21,900
6%
Jan
15%. Dec
230
xl73%
7
5%
Mar
5
Dec
%
2% Aug
16% Jun
204
14 %
Jan
Jan
Nov
Mar
210
Nov
Nov
7% Apr
10%
Oct
7%
Jan
6%
Nov
5
Jan
300
4% Apr
3% Apr
34%
34%
200
29% May
3%
3%
400
17%
16%
17%
300
15% Nov
21'/a
Jan
15%
15
15%
300
13%
Jan
15%
Nov
8%
400
7%
Jan
8y2
Oct
2
2%
9,000
1%
Dec
3%
Jan
3%
3%
1,700
3
5 'A
Sep
20%
20%
200
17%
Apr
Feb
22%
Dec
6%
7%
4%
Sep
7%
28%
28%
4,200
50
Apr
30
Oct
18%
1,100
15%
Dec
21%
Jan
5 y8
100
4%
Dec
775
23 %
3%
~7%
5%
28%
3%
3%
10%
11
29
3%
11
.
X19
7,400
10
Feb
Jan
5
28%
May
Dec
3%
Jun
3
200
4% Mar
36 y8 Aug
3% Oct
Dec
3
Jan
Feb
20
Aug
~9
—
"9%
2,000
7% May
125
95%
9%
30
30
30%
300
27
Oct
37%
14%
100
13 V*
Sep
17%
10
27
27%
200
11% Mar
23
Feb
11% Nov
22%
Jan
80a
37% May
45%
Dec
25%
26 V«
3,500
Nov
26
105% 105%
26%
27%
25
11%
Co
—
Jan
17
Nov
Apr
27%
Jan
109%
20% Feb
27%
Dec
12
Feb
21
Aug
22
Dec
20 y8
xlOO
Apr
...1
16%
lb %
17%
..20
22%
22%
23%
1,800
12%
Jan
.25c
13%
13%
13%
800
13%
Nov
7%
2,400
6
Oct
19 %
300
14%
Feb
20
Nov
120
88
Jan
120
Dec
Apr
6
—5
common
Corporation common
&
....
6%
7
Roofing Inc
Realty 6c Construction
1
19
19
•
Allied Stocks
130
126
registered—
5%
JE1
deposit rets def registered— ._5s
.20
Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Royalty Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
.. 100
—1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
—*
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
III
Trans Lux Corp
Dec
....
24
1,950
45%
15%
8%
Jan
Jan
May
53%
True Temper
Corp
4%
4%
94%
94%
Jun
%
Feb
48%
Jan
61 y2
Jun
6,003
3%
Dec
8y8 Mar
250
54
4%
95
88%
Jan
100% May
1%
1%
1%
900
Sep
31S
3%
2,500
1% May
3% Nov
2y«
311
7%
Apr
2%
2%
1,400
2%
3'A
Dec
~4%
Trl-Continental warrants
Dec
%
200
Amer
Jan
102
1.400
14%
44%
Todd
Feb
14%
•
5
Jan
15
13%
common.
Co
Amer deposit rets ord
Feb
99% 100
14%
13%
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Feb
99%
10O
14%
.5
43/4
18%
——
-
5
3%
33,800
18%
250
Feb
5y8
Jan
17% Jun
Dec
21% Aug
Mar
16
Trunz Inc
Power
Jan
Jan
47/a
Apr
2,100
2,b00
Tobacco
Public Service of Colorado—
Quebec
4
23
Dec
6
I,300
48
Jan
9%
2,100
47
45'A
4
1,500
7%
Feb
Dec
17%
3,800
40%
7%
40
5y8
50 Vb
3% Feb
100
800
4%
Sep
Jan
-5
Tishman
8% July
em
1
com
;■
Thorofare Markets Inc
13% Feb
2ft Nov
Pyle-National Co common.
Pyrene Manufacturing
10
7%
Light $4.56 pfd
&
Shovel
Tilo
Dec
10%
Puget Bound Pulp & Timber
4%
30
Feb
4%
39% July
35% Oct
Thor
Jan
10%
4%% cumulative preferred
18%
600
Thlokol Corp
Dec
l
Inc
Power
Thew
Jan
2.50
Prosperity Co class B
common
common
Texas
8% Aug
36% Dec
110%
B
Technicolor
Jun
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
—
37/a
3%
~4%
Tampa Electric Co common.
Feb
10
6%
1st preferred
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc common
2,900
4%
18
Talon Inc class A common.
Dec
3
*
Mining Co
40%
& Co common
Swan Finch Oil Corp
Apr
2%
lit
2%
2%
573/a
2%
58
5
common
Jan
Feb
1
Fowdrell & Alexander common...
Power Corp of Canada common
Providence
(S)
5
1
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
Jan
*2 ft. "*2%
_2ft
1
50
;
5%
r*J-
Plnchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares..10s
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co..—.
25
3% Dec
17 Ye
Jun
39%
*
(J B) Co common
—
I
Dec
3%
39%
3%
76%
100
'
22
27
2%
Co
Mar
1,600
3,000
Jan
Oct
1,000
1
Sterling Engine
Sterling Inc
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
33/4
Nov
20%
51
10c
Jun
Stinnes
63/8
Nov
27 "A
18 3/4
4%
8 %
Stetson
23%
106 %
Dec
50%
8%
Jan
3%
Jan
15%
4%
1
Inc
Feb
5%
Feb
1,100
15o
50%
5
& Co common
3%
Xl3% Aug
47% Aug
74% Dec
Jan
61%
900
4
Sterling Brewers
44%
23%
,10c
21%
1
B
Corp
Sep
6%
•
•
.
21%
1
*
5
*
(The)
61
500
16%
Sterling Aluminum Products com
Dec\
14% May
5% Jun
*109
Corp
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Sun Ray Drug
Ex distribution
Phillips Packing Co__
Phillips Screw Co
Dec
3% July
700
39
Feb
13 %
20% May
16
16%
4
450
Sep
.
13% Nov
Dec
103
•
class
Tube
Standard
28%
16
2,500
Starrett
12
Oct
Jan
,
6%
400
76%
Sep
1%
15
'
500
Dec
673/4
43%
75
6%
Mak
15%
42
76 y8
6%
23%
66
42
Oct
48%
16
3,100
6%
Dec
«...
1,800
Jan
67
common
B—
3
(Mass)—20
2.50
77/a
5%
Feb
1,050
"7%
5%
39%
393/4
7%
13%
10,000
1
21%
39%
5%
Standard-Thomson
450
102%
5
44% Jan
6% Mar
200
250
300
1
48 %
106% 108
13% May
4% May
% Mar
1
200
23%
1
4%%
9% Feb
9 %
5%
5%
Light
700
9
5
107%
&
5%
Jl
Oct
1,100
13% Jun
5,700
204
12%
12%
14%
2%
Apr
17% Aug
1% May
•
28 3/8
1
1%
May
$7 preferred ...
Standard Products Co
273A
25
class
Common
—
& Light
Power
47
•
Power
Oil (Ky)
23'A
100
Penn
Standard
Jan
12%
900
13
15%
16 y8
Jan
1,100
13%
13
13
—2.50
common
Electric
201,700
x3%
25
25
Penn Traffic Co———
Aug
4'A
4%
♦
cumulative
Jan
Jan
4%
"""
__2
Telephone common
preferred
$1.30 cumulative preferred—
$1.32 cumulative preferred
$1
Nov
18
25% Aug
78% Aug
4% Apr
7% Jan
3%
—_•
Peninsular
Apr
104
Pipe Line
Spencer
54%
"4
1
Ltd
Co
15
Jan
Apr
22%
125
Jan
95
65
2
Parkersburg Rig 61 Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Patlcan
9%
27%
15
21,100
102
102
.2
_c_
25
25
-.25
25
25
1
5
1
•
2.78
1
20
1
10
1
10
1
Southland Royalty Co
100% 101%
11%
12%
27
1
B.
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
1,800
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares__l Bol
Paramount Motors Corp
1
Class
convertible preference
4.48%
5,400
•
Park Chemical Company
Parker Pen Co class A—
4.56%
28
106%
•
_1 Bol
Tubes common
Pancoastal Oil (C A) v t c
Dec
Nov
28%
•
1st preferred
81.30
31%
28%
27%
100
Page-Hersey
Jun
Jan
27%
1
Ltd-
4.88%
28%
Jan
6y8
%
47
preferred
cumulative preferred
30%
11%
6
10
original
28
•
•
Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd
Pacific Public Service common
5%
27%
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A-—23
4.80% red 1st preferred
25
Pacific
14% May
34% Dec
Mar
26%
25
5%
Pacific
11
25
.
5%
15%
25
common
11%
a
25
common
Oil Co common
Southern California Edison—
Co
4,700
6%
1
1
12.50
Manufacturing common
South
South Penn
Pacific Can
300
1%
4
•
1
*
20
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Dec
9
6% May
Feb
1,900
common
$3 convertible preferred—
Dec
21%
15 %
High
10Vb Aug
8% Nov
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
72% Aug
13% Mar
300
—
common
of America class A
Shoe Corp
4ft Aug
Feb
14%
600
1
.
Jan
2}i Dec
33%
1,000
19
8%
X18%
"5%
1
Inc
103%
2,300
15%
15%
•
United Filters class B
Oliver
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Omar
45% May
39%
25
5
Corp
390
40%
40%
40%
15
common—
175
49
105% 107
3%
3%
105%
100
Oils Ltd
Okalta
48
•
common
2%
2%
50o
Corp
Ogden
1,200
BY* Mar
-
Shawinigan Water 6c Power
2% May
66% Jan
109% May
Feb
9%
2%
1%
--1
4% preferred —
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
1%
Low
9%
2%
2%
11%
Range for Year 1952
High
,
-1
Bhattuck Denn Mining
Sherwin-Williams
1,200
Low
10o
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Servomechanisms Inc.
3% Oct
83% Jan
87% Jan
„
*
Novadel-Agene Corp
6,100
4%
Shares
14%
Segal Lock 6c Hardware
Shoe Co
Radio Corp common
%
42'A
l\l
4%
for Week
Bros Inc
Seem an
2*| Apr
ft
~ui
25
5
1
50
pfd—100
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
1%
1
1
Airlines
Corp General—
Western
Seaboard
Jan
1$%
13% Apr
100
1%
18%
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
42%
ft
$3 preferred-50
North American Rayon
North
15%
4,600
17
1%
—le
dep rets ord shares
Amer
2,200
St .Exchange
High
Products Ltd—
Metal
Non-Ferrous
16%
8
Mines
Low
17%
17%
16%
*
Nile«-Bement-Pond
Nlplsslng
17%,
-5
Niagara Share Corp common
Range for Year 1952
Shares
High
SU
American
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCK?
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Friday
Sales
Week's
Jun
17
U
18% Deo
'
1% Aug
10c
1%
1%
13A
200
2%
Jan
—5
9%
8%
9%
4,800
Feb
12 %
Jun
Union Gas of Canada
28%
28%
29%
400
20% Jan
27%
Sep
10%
10%
10%
600
7% Feb
10%
Nov
Ulen
Realization
Corp
1
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Railway & Utility Investment A—
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common..
Reading Tube Corp class A
1
Class
B
Pump Co.—
Regal Shoe Co...
Reis (Robert) & Co
Dec
Union Investment
Jun
25
Jan
Union Oil Co of California—
Sep
July
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
4%
1,500
31%
Jan
48
6%
300
5%
500
3%
Apr
Nov
7
33/4
4%
$3.75 preferred series A
United Aircraft
Jan
7%
7%
8
3,400
5"% Nov
7% Mar
53/a
5%
5%
3%
5% Dec
1%
5,900
1,700
*i Dec
1%
Jan
5
28%
28%
283/4
1,900
23
Jun
29%
Jan
26 %
26%
100
25
Dec
29% Feb
2%
23A
1,700
2%
3,700
94%
70
18
•
...
—.1
2%
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v t c
Rochester Gas it Elec 4% pfd F—
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
Apr
2%
Deo
2
Jan
2%
100
2%
92
92
Jun
36
41
Co
.10s
£l
6% May
—S
23%
23
23%
Roosevelt Field Inc
_5
23%
23%
24
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Rowe (The) Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—,
10
40%
40%
40%
1
11%
11%
11%
•
16%
16%
17
!.
Russeks fifth Ave common..
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.!
2,100
600
19
Machinery
l
12%
12%
4
5
Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co
conv preferred
U S and International Securities—
13% Oct
21% Apr
9
3%
1,300
12
Oct
Dec
4% May
-.1
U S Rubber
Sapphire Petroleum* I.td
—1
Schick
Inc
Scbulte
(D
Inc
-,
6%.
f
-4
•
common
Scarry Oils Ltd.
Per footnotes
-
-
JSOo
seepage
29
33
t
.
H%
2%.
.
;
..i%..
27%
2 ft
33%
%
.
2%
.1
;
common
(
25a
;
.
A)
%
x
Savoy Oil Inc (Dell—
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co.
Scullin Steel Co
33%
—.1
<
11%
32
3,700
14,200
6%—7
2%. :2%
11%
1%-1%
27
1
3,900
ft
2ft
•
27%.
2%-.2{*
500-
200
1,600
11,400
,
700
5,500
Nor
%
Oct
I** Nov
4
Jan
2% July
8%
Jan-
1% Nor
24% 8ep&
2% Oct
2%
41
*
Dec
15%
Jan
4%
—
Universal Consolidated Oil
6%
Universal Insurance
Universal Products Co common.
Jan
%
Oct
249
4% July.
Jan
50
3% May
5,000
35% Oct
210
36
16 %
600
11% July
1% Jan
14%
16
50c
~1%
44%
Sep
Juiy
*1 July
4%
45 y8
Oct
40
May
Dec
2% Aug
2%
143/4
2%
33,800
15%
700
14%
Dec
16 %
53
60
175
50
Dec
50'/a
Dec
33% May
7% Jan
50%
Jan
40%
42%
8%
3,300
7,600
325
93
11 y8
11%
1.200
25/a
11%
-10
-Corp common
8% Jan
Jan
Jan
43%
40%
4y8
39
77/a
—1
Reclaiming Co
United Stores
Apr
Dec
May
12% Dec
400
92
—1
common
2%
100
iy8
42
1%
300
44%
1,600
—10
2
3%
5
4,600
7
1,300
96%
Nov
5%
3
••
Jan
Jan
2
38% Aug
21% July
Oct
Jan
14
Nov
1
Dec
9% Mar
89% Jan
9% May
X36
—10
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Bt Lawrence Corp Ltd common
ISamson United Corp common
16
$5- 1st preferred with warrants
U 8 Radiator
Jan
May
400
900
5%
Jaa
8
7
37%. 38'A
55
1,000
4*4
5
Air
U 8 Foil Co class B
11
x76
Dec
210%
4%
4,800
12%
•
S
993A
72% Jan
3% Jan
%
%
%
39%
46
Dec
__
__
-25
.100
$4
Aug
mmmm
Jan
X32
175
-25
—I
U
Oct
200
123A
-10
27% Mar
5%
f
8%
40%
12%
common
United Specialties common
24% Nov
40
;
preferred—
Preferred
Sep
34% May
9% Dec
1,500
1.25
common
14% Feb
40
-25
United Shoe
Jan
4
—~
.100
U 8
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
1,300
Ltd—
dep rets brd registered
United Profit Sharing common;:
Jan
600
~47/a
•
United NJ RR 6c Canal
97% Oct
4%
Molasses
Amer
2% Dec
87% Jan
United
95%
~4%
—
-20
*4%
94%
~4%
.100
common.. .50c
Products
United Elastic Corp
;
United Milk Products common..
10%
„1
.
Co.
-
473A
6%
3%
6%
__
—1
Radiator^—:
Ryerson & Haynes
Jan
21%
I—1
Inc
Richmond
2%
150
—
22
46%
_•
Reliance Electric it Engineering
Rlce-Stix
—
21%
21%
—100
Reda
,
mmmt
10
...
6%
46% Aug
24%
Dec
Dec
42y2
Jan
Apr
3%
Jan
7
Dec
85
Feb
46% Feb
1
Jan
Apr
3% Jan
12
Venezuelan
Jan.
Aft July
.
28%
16%
20c
—.....1
—
Virginia- Iron Coal At Coke Co..
Vogt Manufacturing
—
6%
X78
Petroleum.
Venezuela Syndicate Inc.—
Vinco Corporation
Dee
2% Jan
33
6%
Valspar Corp common.
$4 convertible preferredVanadium-Alloys Steel Co
4*f Apr
13
4%
16%
4
X78
29
5% Aug.
TO
July
1,800
17 %
3,800
10
4%
1,800
28% Aug
19 % Oct
24% May
29 %
Feb.
7% Mar.
3% Opt
36 Vt
36%
37,
100
l7%Feb
13%
13%
13%
200
13% Dec-
.
45
-■
Aug
16%
Jan
Number 5187... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
yolume 177
(261)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 16
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Stock
American
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
of Prices
Low
Par
Sales
BONDS
Shares
Range for Year 1958
Low
High
American
Aircraft
Wagner
1%
Baking
ctfs
voting
cumulative
Waltham
Ward
23/4
200
7%
7%
7%
1,500
__100
preferred
$2
2%
*
Co
t
v
1%
600
11%
100
1
2 Va
1%
2y8
30,300
yl% Apr
7%
6%
7%
1,600
3%
3%
4
4% July
2% Dec
1%
1
*
IIlOC
Knapp Inc
series
_•
preference
Wentworth
Manufacturing
West
Utilities
Texas
$6
Homestead
Oils
Western
Leaseholds
Ltd
Inc
Stores
Auto
(Wm)
(The)
Feb
Dec
~5%
11%
2,000
4%
Oct
6
8%
83/8
1,200
8y8
Oct
Oct
Dec
200
100
4ya
11
value,
n Under-the-rule
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bendy
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
lft
Not
4%
Jan
Jan
45
43%
45
275
35%
Oct
43 %
Dec
105
10
100
Apr
106%
Sep
30
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
12
July
14%
Feb
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
11%
Apr
15%
NOT
Stocks
trials
Rails
Ralls
ities
26%
Jan
78%
Apr
99.94
98.85
4% Mar
6
Oct
2% May
2% May
3% Apr
"lOO
105
13%
13%
63%
8
50
15 3/a
400
62
2
13%
15%
1
653/4
3,500
6%
53
receipts
6%
1,500
6
£1
——
*
'
2%
2%
23/a
10,100
1%
Jan
listed
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
on
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Bonds
Range
Sold
Year
High
No.
Jan.
Jan.
51.82
111.13
98.07
98.77
109.79
52.00
111.79
98.14
100.01
98.76
98.10
98.75
109.72
52.13
111.92
98.19
99.88
98.89
98.01
98.74
288.18
109.52
52.14
112.02
98.10
99.75
98.84
97.89
98.64
287.17
15
„„
108.91
286.85
14
98.20
287.37
13
Jan.
108.64
52.06
111.50
97.95
99.29
98.46
97.79
98.37
16
Over-lhe-Counier Industrial Stock Average
103%
150
152
95%
99%
90%
90%
40
89%
90
101% 1023/fl
11,
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1947-1978
of
Jan-July
mortgage
4s
series A
Fuel
3%s
May-Not
1993
May
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1993
1965
Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Elec
5s
1940 coupon 1953
65%
5
59%
60
9
51%
100% 100%
19
100
102%
106% 106%
6
107
109%
May-NOf
_
May -Nov
1953
coupon
Residential Mtge
stamped 1961
A
Fri.
^
{30
__
{76
75%
75%
1
—
70
—
June-Dee
(stmp mod)
1970
_
with
A7s
ex
Nov
1940
1
1
Nov
1947
—
__
1952
coupon
1952
coupon
Mar-Nog
$55
10
75%
102%
—
75%
16
High
Low
% %
liquidating trust ctfs
A Italian Superpower 6s 1963
Midland Valley RR—
Extended
at
New England
—
—
—
prices based on the closing prices
9, 1953 for composite and by
week ended Jan.
stocks for the
groups
71
1
—
of the common
major industry
the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
The SEC Index of stock
compared with
current year are as
due
April-Oct
follows (1939
80%
77
76
67
80%
82%
43
76
83
146
76
{102% 104
1st
-..Jan-July
to
1963
mortgage 3%s
82
101%
—
1293/s 129%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1968
1st
=
100):
_
Jan-July
_
129%
102%
104%
98%
$102
17
993/4
1003/4
103%
100%
$99% 101
with
A6%s
ex
Oct
Oct
50-year 6%
1
1940 coupon
1
1947
1960
April-Oct
1960
coupon
_
__
debentures 1998
Harbor Water
Power
Jan-July
Corp
3s
$75
__
$30
series
A
$93%
1962_Jan-JuIy
83
Mar-Sept
100
1973
2%s series C
1976
3 Vas series
1976-
Feb-Aug
1st and ref M 3s series B
D
Southern California Gas
Southern Counties
1973
3%s
Gas
1970
(Calif)
Gas
Spalding (A G)
Stinnes
&
Electric
3%s
May-Nop
5s coll trust 1966
"7
76
52
210.2
177.9
254.4
259.1
—1.8
260.5
236.1
j
240.8
—1.0
241.3
204.3
124.2
—0.2
124.2
115.8
Finance and Service
238.3
123.9
210.6
Utility
Trade,
(Hugo)
Jan-July
Electric
Service
A7s
with Dec
A7s
ex
Dec
1
Waldorf-Astoria
income
i
83
99%
102%
993/4
102%
102
100
213.8
198.9
306.9
235.0
99
7
96
5
96
101
98%
99%
•» —
102
103%
100
1
$97
100
92%
100
96%
92%
92%
93
$85
12
98
99%
102
102%
5
_
$114
_
86
1
115
Feb-Aug
_
115
114
13
113
69
1947 coupon
Hotel—
$75
—
70
—
80
—
—
$30
—
June-Dee
$75
—
1958
$30
1956
1954
Mar-Sept
J.
June-Dec
1960
M
—
71
71
'
Tues. Jan. 13
—
Wed. Jan. 14
Thurs. Jan. 15
—
Fri. Jan. 16
Total
$3,590,000
1,684,040
1,366,880
1,453,580
4,048,000
390,100
3,752,000
288,300
4,040,300
3,033,000
309,000
3,342,000
3,665,000
238,300
$18,088,000
$1,632,200
3.903,300
$19,720,200
Jan. 1 to Jan. 16
Week Ended Jan. 16
1952
1953
1952
19,013,214
20,195,237
7,723,145
8,357,960
1,000
$39,000
58,000
$1,632,200
18,088,000
1,342,800
3,631,600
3.500,000
14,359,700
38,500,200
34,127,700
$19,720,200
Stocks—No.
$15,713,500
$42,170,800
$37,696,700
of shares—
102
98
$102% 104%
103%
6
S.
$11,000
$10,000
Government
Bank
Foreign
Railroad and Industrial—
Total
105%
110
tmmrn
U.
International
—
—
—
$103% 105
110% 1103/4
June-Dec
West Penn Traction
5s
Sales
1,503,600
7,723,145
'
$3,996,500
4,438,100
1,715,045
Mon. Jan. 12
$406,500
Bonds
coupon
debentures
Bond
Bonds
1953
Co—
1940
Government
Bonds
Int'l
115
70
tmrnm
Total
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
Week Ended Jan. 16,1953
United States
Foreign
Railroad
Stocks
Number of and Miscel.
95%
91%
92
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
100
98%
98
101
April-Ocf
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Western
J-1.1
—2.3
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Industries—
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
112
Newspaper Union—
6s conv s f debentures
1959
Feb-Aug
101
101
101
99%
1
Transccticcs at the American Sleek Exchange
103
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign Governments and Municipalitiot
Friday
Interest
BONDS
American
Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Friee
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year 7s
April 1946
(Col)
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Danish Cons
Stocks
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
Sold
No.
for
Range
Year
1968
Low
High
.April-Oct
$80
..J an-July
-
$80
—
—
•1
Thurs. Jan. 15
1955
:
June-Deo
_
—
$63%
—
63%
99%
--
993/4
2
88%
6%s stamped 1952
(Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) —
City
91
4
75%
Interest reduced to 2%s 2008
AMedellin 7s stamped 1951
47%
13%
10
8
47%
1
33
46
(issue of May 1927)
A 7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
1947
1947
69,000
27,000
25,000
121,000
50,000
45,000
16,000
111,000
68,000
66,000
55,000
189,000
37,000
31,000
24,000
92,000
$ 245,000
$234,000
$137,000
$616,000
1952
42
42%
Domestic
60
68
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
13%
Stocks—No.
of shares—
Jan. 1 to Jan. 16
1953
__Ju ne-Deo
—
$63%
—
mm
I
.—May-Not
$60
April-Ocf
$60
mma
'
-
1952
2,692,775
5,055,905
6,243,485
$245,000
$377,000
$507,000
234,000
226,000
526,000
$865,000
406,000
137,000
252,000
472,000
,604,000
$616,000
$855,000
$1,505,000
$1,875,000
2,362,190
'
Bonds
—
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
$17,000
Week Ended Jan. 16
47%
$42
—May-Nov
Bonds
$65,000
567,125
2,362,190
90
13
.J an-July
Total
$21,000
371,170
499,580
1953
.
—Mar-Sept
Bonds
100%
90%
Danzig Port & Waterways—
A External
Foreign
Corporate
67%
Total
—May -Nop
—Feb-Aug
Bonds
$103,000
526,375
Fri. Jan. 16
—
,
Wed. J,.n. 14
—
—
Government
Bonds
397,940
—
88%
Municipal Loan—
External 5%s
Mon. Jan. 12
—
mm
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
Week Ended Jan. 16, 1953
Tues. Jan. 13
—
External 5s 1953
(Number
of
Week's Rang*
Low
ALima
213.0
268.3
262.2
Mining
150
95%
95%
100%
$1003/4 101%
April-Oct
Corp—
stamped 1946
3rd
2nd stamped 1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
A5s
142
98 3/4
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970
A7-4s
United
—2.0
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Terni
210.2
Non-Durable Goods
79
10
96
April-Ocf
& Bros 5s 1989
Corp Inc
Stinnes
211.5
206.0
Goods
Transportation
—
—
—
mortgage 3s 1971
Southwestern
81%
100
$97
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Starrett
188.0
235.6
104%
70%
-
—
146% 146%
1981_—May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums, Ltd 5s conv deb
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
1st
207.0
—1.9
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
3%s
—1.6
Durable
Public Service Electric <fe Gas Co—
Safe
207.0
235.6
103%
99%
—
Low
High
Change
203.7
231.2
Composite
Manufacturing
104%
80
19
1952-1953-
Percent
'53
Jan. 2,
53
Jan. 9,
mm
1027/B 103%
$98
June-Dec
1964
—.—
2
$75
103
April-Oct
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3y4s
3%s 1970
Piedmont
75%
{82
May -Nov
1953
extended
1953
Power
1963
76%
82%
Power Co Ltd—
mortgage 6%s
6%s
Ohio
Jan-July
-
Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric
A 1st
to
4%
r
50.72 Sep 17
S
43.37 Jan
SEC ladex of Stock Prices
77
99
60
{30
49.04
49.01
15—
Jan.
Jan.
Italian Power Realization Trust—
A 6
1
Range for 1911
•9
67
101% 101%
Jan-July
45.00 May
Low
—
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
48.98
Thurs.
Guantanamo & Western RR—
ser
48.87
14
Jan.
Bank—
Green Mountain Power 3%s 1963
4s
13
Wed.
59%
1952-1953
87
59
Mar-Sepf
1947
1
Tues. Jan.
65%
59
Mfg Co—
A6%s With Nov 1
12
49.67 Jan SO
High
48.83
Jan.
for
Range
Closing
Date—
Mon.
Division—
mortgage 4s series B
Nov
90%
Western RR—
J
40
Bonda
285.24
12
Jan.
High
101%
20
N
Total
for
96%
series
ities
roads
trials
Date
1968
Low
96
of
10
10
Week's Range
June-Deo
6s Aug
-Bonds
Stocks
Chicago Transit Authority—
ex
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In year's range),
d Ex-Interest,
(not Included In year's range). 1 Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Extransaction (not Included In year's range).
r Transaction for cash
a
transaction
14%
{150
A6%s
4%
Dec
June-Deo
Finland
4%
2%
Dec
common
Stock
Marrelli
2%
89
Dec
3
500
Quar-Feb
Ercole
74
3%
II
1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
&
3%
3%
11%
4,900
3%
Bethlehem
Gas
3%
3%
Feb
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
1st
35
3%
1919.
200
1%
3 Va
Low
A 1st
6%s
__
12
If*
3'/a
BONDS
Eastern
43%
30
57
32
$30%
Jan-July
Jan-July
included in year's range),
xEx-dlvldend.
yEx-rights,
zEx-llquidating dividend.
{Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
{Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates]
"w 1," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan.
revenue
2012
June-Deo
Government
par
Odd-lot
12% Mar
5%
11%
Friday
3%s
40%
Jan-July
2%
12
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Lackawanna
38%
and
July
Ltd—
Delaware Lack &
1953
(Plan A)—
12
Inc
deposit
Steel
In
1997
•
preference
American
2%%
1952;
Due
stamped
8% Jan
7% May
4%
1
pfd
Machine—
Industries
300
4%
"U
44%
1,600
2%
4%
11%
1
96
42
—
25
& Lt 4%%
(F W)
113/4
2%
•
—
w
Wooaley Petroleum
11%
~4%
mmm
1
Ltd
Wisconsin
American
31%
~2%
common
6%
Nov
Feb
1
58
85
(not
Apr
1,400
•No
e
Deo
19%
18
2008
2%s
High
58
--
,
1921
Not
Oct
17
A5%q
7%
37% Mar
14%
18
ARussian
189%
Deo
_
Winnipeg Elec
Wool worth
18
500
to
Interest reduced to
Dec
21%
common
preferred x
Woodall
23
in
Janeiro
Jan
6%
26%
Inc
Newspaper
22
40%
interest
de
principal.
l-flr Oct
170
100
Feb
Oct
5
Inc_
Petroleums
Wood
3,800
186
40
1972
5s
(Plan A)—
reduced
thereafter.
Rio
Denmark
for
1952
Low
(Republic of)—
2%
218 July
Jan
Co
Products
Wilrich
Pwr
6%
fir
43%
of
stamped
Interest
Peru
5% Aug
113
8%
&
Willson
Brothers
Oct
17%
Corp
5%
Apr
22%
1
Wickes
Wilson
3%
111%
6
$41
Year
No.
99%
Mar-Sept
Range
Sold
Jun
10
184
$96
Parana
Apr
30% May
1
Oil
C)
1%
188%
22%
Co
River
(R
Deo
1
Corp
&
Wichita
Williams
5%
Bonds
High
$55
Deo
10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Whitman
7%
1
7—20
Coal
Westmoreland
2% Mar
Feb
143
2,100
6%
Ranga
Friday's
June-Deo
Jan
2,300
4%
1ft
—
or
Bid & Asked
June-Deo
Apr
% Mar
114,600
400
1%
16%
1%
43/s
.
"l|9<r
•
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd IZIoo
*
Western Tablet & Stationery com
Westmoreland
500
183
Apr
July
1 %
11
1113/8 111%
4%
*
"ioo
Ltd
1%
168
183
-L25
pfd
Western
White's
Apr
1%
11%
Wasatch Corp
$6
102 %
40
8% Aug
108
Not
1%
Baking Co warrants
Webb &
105
Mar
6
3% Feb
11%
c
Sale Price
Low
Dec
1
preferred
Watch
105
——
2%
30
Waitt & Bond Inc
Last
Period
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
2%
ext
Interest
Exchange
Mortgage Bank
•
Co_
Stock
High
W
Waco
Week's
Friday
for Week
mm
mm
60%
64
Total
29
30
The Commercial and Financial
(262)
Chronicle... Monday, January
19, 1953
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
range
Boston Stock
Tel
American
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
Albany
Bostoh
&
Boston
Range
51%
100
Stores
—
Kennecott
Jan
Nov
Dec
•70
116%
Jan
51%
52
2,398
45%
Jan
52
14
215
28%
175
24
Oct
10
88
14%
7% Jan
preferred
Mullins
—-
—
Chemical
Mathiesori
100
7%
Apr
10
Ford Building
92%
170
89%
Oct
Racing
Narragansett
12%
12%
292
39 %
85
20%
20%
12%
200
Nov
15%
Jan
34
Dec
53%
Jan
20%
Jan
23
Apr
Detroit Stock
Butte
34 %
Sep
Nov
39 Vb
77%
78%
348
69%
Oct
91%
Jan
100
126
;
—-1
1
24 :!4
24%
14%
300
10%
194
17%
100
6c
13%
1 %
25%
107
Jun
13%
24
Jun
Dec
29c
Feb
Nov
Dec
14%
Dec
115
July
1%
Dec
Feb
23%
Dec
71c
22s
74c
600
37c
Sep
99c
Feb
22 %
23%
407
17%
Feb
23%
Dec
%
Jan
*
215
4% Aug
17% Jan
21
27%
28 %
177
23%
30% Aug
28 %
28%
100
30%
31 %
6
—*
25
39%
40%
5
29%
31
12 %
System Inc—
1—"
Westinghouse Electric Corp—_—12.50
Waldorf
Jan
xl9% Mar
Dec
25
Aug
12%
490
28%
Oct
34
38%
Oct
44
53%
Oct
64%
Jan
375
35%
Oct
45%
Jan
22%
Oct
30%
Dec
35
xll
Mar
Jun
12% Aug
46%
47
469
35
Apr
47%
Dec
62
47
8
65%
220
33
Jan
75%
Apr
Par
Electric"
Altes
Big
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Par
Balcrank
Davidson
Cincinnati
&
Gas
Preferred
Cincinnati
'
______
Machine
Tel
Detroit
Gray
Detroit
18%
40%
23%
8
500
16%
May
37% May
42
Dec
103
Dec
668
8
35%
94%
40
1,135
36%
70
76 %
Feb
40
Dec
25
Jan
36%
15
19
36
36
125
52
52 %
175
:io
—.
29%
-50
29%:
Jan
31% July
48
:
Jan
Dec
103
74%
l-
18%
30
Jan
22
36
Oct
Apr
99
100% 100%
—
Fruehauf
Gemmer
Motors
*
5
5
Goebel
—.
—
——'—i
Brewing
Graham-Paige common -—
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Hall
Lamp
2,120
2%
Jan
Oct
Dec
3
18%
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
Jun
8%
Jan
10
Apr
Jan
25%
Dec
1,000
2%
8%
38 %
.5%
762
12,706
2,100
23
-
1%
2% Mar,
Dec
3
Sep
4 %
Jan ;
6%
325
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
lo V4
4oo
13%
Oct
18%
3%
633
2%
Jan
■
26c
24%
7%
200
25c
230
22%
Apr
2.430
5%
•
Sep
c
Feb J
3% May,
Dec
Jun
56c
26% Aug
-
&
Inc
34
47
Kresge
Jan
Dec
8%
500
7%
Sep
8
Jan
8%
200
2
900
2%
190
4
7%
250
—
■.—
s)_
Masco
Screw
Motor-
WJreel
288
16%
Nov
19 %
Jan
450
14%
Dec
17..
Feb
14%
100
13
Apr
13%
8%
8%
110
7%
Feb
16%
16%
257
12%
Feb
11%
f
10%
11%
3,410
35
r
Dec
9% Dec
6% Mar
Dec'
: 3%.
100
3%
Dec
1%
1%
700
1%
Apr
1%
34%
35
5
5
1"
2%
129
35
1 '
3
—j<t
1—
Jun
7
Sep
Dec I-
8%
17%
'•
3%
1 %
———1
—
Heater common'
7% Aug
16%
16%
16%
1
Kysor
Jan
14%
*
1
——:—
Apr
4%
Jun
6
1
1
Feb,
3%
16%
—12%
__
3%
Dec
Dec
May
15%
16
—2%
...—;
*
7%
1
:——10
—
;
(s
13%
69
4%
Motors—_—.
Car
—
Co
Oct
Feb
2%
Bearing
Motor
5%
50%
2%
Manufacturing
Electric
2.295
3,710
2%
common——;
Bali
Jan ;
8%
7%
65%
6%
65
4%
May
Apr
May f
May
Jun
50
26%
50%, Jan
53
44% July
Jan
*
Dec
Dec
29%
Sep
46%
Jan
Mt Clemens
—
Products—!
Jan
Sep
39%
4% Aug
5%
410
2%
140
23%
Sep
Jun
3%- Oct
18%
Apr
100
Park
Chemical
Parke
Davis
-
Prophet
Rickel
wj
Co
&
Janf
6
5%
Dec'. >
Jun
2
.Oct
9
Jan
2%
1,400
66%
68%
485
62% May
69%
Dec
19
120
12%
20
Nov
Udylite
100
21%
Sep
32
15
48 %
Nov
50% May
*
38%
35% May
12% Apr
40%
16%
58%
2%
Jun
161%
United
States
Dec
Vihco
Corp
Wayne
i
—
Screw
11%
Feb
100
13% July
23%
13
■"2%
Jun
200
17%
12%
11%
11%
1%
-1 %
1*
1
Products—
1%
14
17%
22%
23%
Radiator common——l
Dec
Jan
Mar
2%
.
14
10
Jun
13%
;
——r
Jan
51%
10% July
4% Mar
Feb
18%
88
710
May:
1%
67%
12%
4
8%
19
48%
Jan'
'Mar
57
Jan
465
Sheller- Manufacturing „;—_k—A"
Timken-Deti'olt Axle ——iu—.—_T
25
Oct
2%
■
344
25% Mar
12%
6
4%
3% -Dec
41%
200
-
Dec
Dec
1%
42%-Dec
48%
200
975
3%
4
5%
July
8%
Dec
24%
3
4% May
1%
Jan-
Corporation
Sep;
8%
31%
ZEo
5%
25
20%*Nov
1%
20 %
Feb
3%
43
3%
775
8%
35
■—
11,255
•
_
5
1
—
Rudy Manufacturing
Scotten-Dlllon common
100
6%
42
>
2
common—-—
Paper—'
3%
3%
Co_—1
(Fred b)
(h
Raisin
1
v.
22%
3%
42
-*
——u_i
Products
:
450
5%
~6%
———1
—
—
—
Peninsular Metal
River
rr
,
20%
22%
Car——
Motor
-
3%'
3%
10
~~1
•
Corporation
National Electric Welding
-
26%
3%
preferred—
Murray
Packard
26%
——5
_•
m'etal
135
s Printing common—
6%
8%
24"4
2%
153
Preferred
Nov f
1
22%
u
Dec
10%
710
-»-*
44%
Rapid
38%
.
—_—_5
—
Mfg
"8%
'40%
—
26%
Jan
7% May
6%
7%
1
Manufacturing—
General
44%
-
Jan
35
?6c
7%
22
-
24
24%
1
-
38%
class b
925
1,231
38%
10%
Jan
Jan
2
3%
—1
Industries-——
Wood
Gar
22%
& Gamble
24
6
26c-
39%
Procter
730
-2%
3%
Kroger
Randall
lrtV2
Apr
16% Dec
6
33%
lo %
1
Lunkenheimer
,
100
1%
1
Trailer
835
8
1
Friars Chemical Co
250
2-J%
'/«
1
.1
6%
^ar
24
41
•
Jan
14
5
41
.11*
27
72
73%
—
High
Dec
Nov
31
41%
——l
Dec
15% July |
2%
..5%
-
=
.1
Mfg
Stove
Steel Corp
Frankenmuth Brewing
Kinsel Drug
101
35%
74%
Low
100
1,500
'22
Inc
preferred
17%
1
Detroit
17
39%
37%
l—1
Hardware
Detroit-Mich
Apr
12% Mar
%
10%
20
Iron
200
Jan
13%
1,520
3
24
5
3
3% Aug
Nov
l0-,8
37%
—
Nav
Cleveland
Edison
High «.■„
....
Mar
1%
2%
6
—1
Kaiser-Frazer
Range for Year 1952
-50
Art
Kobart
Kahn
100 %
.50
Picher —1
Formica
.100
Shares
;———— -10
Dayton & Mich Guar
Gibson
40%
-10
-
10%
101
-8%
common
25
30%
*
Electrift
Milling
Cincinnati
18%
•
—
;-r——
•
24%
,
common-
18 %
13%
"„3
38%
38%
"
Machine
Bros.,
&
Detroit
lo
-13%
—*
—1
*
10
Motors
Detroit
lo%
1
Paper
Continental
Ironrite
for Week
10
-10
Carey
Champion Paper
Preferred
24%
—1
z
2
Power
Consumers
Hudson
High
,Low
-20
American Laundry
100
•—1
Adding
Consolidated
Howell
Sales
Range
200
2%
;
—
Houduille-Hershey common
Exchange
of Prices
3%
2%
Markets-
Burroughs
Lota
3%
Products.
Metal
Rubber
Bear
Hoover
Week's
—
Briggs Manufacturing —l--—±
Brown-McLaren Mfg
—
Higbie
Friday
Range for Year 1953
-
High
—1
Brewing
Baldwin
Low
1
Allen
Hoskins
Cincinnati Stock
Shares
Jan
2,535
587
42
58%
57%
•
6
280
41
55%
—5
—
Dec
Oct
Dec
—-1
United Shoe Machinery common
u s Rubber Co new—
Apr
28% Mar
%
21
.
Dec
Dec
48%
14%
33
——
27
121
Oct
270
6
—
Jan
for Week
Range
ol Prices
'
American
4,800
20%
Co
11%
1,959
440
113
25
2.50
50
2.50
14%
Nov
31%
23% May
23
111
111
——
Petroleum
.
13c
1%
United Fruit Co_
Woodley
40
Jan
Jari
38%
152
13c
23
■
Drill
Twist
11%
.
22%
11%
5
1
Stop & Shop Inc—
Torrington Co
16%
*102
4o
40%
& Hartford—100
Webster Inc
&
126
39%
Mining
24%
245
29%
29
100
20
30
30
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
Feb
Drug Co_—i
Assn
Dec
Jan
Pennsylvania rr
Shawmut
72%
Last
stocks
Dec
Feb
30%
England Electric System—'
20
New England Tel & Tel—
—100
;
46%
54%
26%
—
New Haven
34% Mar
901
135
New
York
195
70%
•
Cos
Rights w i_
44 "2
681 '2
165
——
Service
44
Exchange
Friday
-
28%
Assn
Nash-Kelvinator
2-5525
Jan
113%
33%
—-
DETROIT
.
WOodward
Telephone;
Jan
28%
—;
Exchange
Feb
100
91%
69%
Stock
M.dwest Stock Exchange
•
Dec
28%
Oct
8%
105
33
Corp
Mfg
National
e-agle
Stock Exchange
DctroJt
Oct
——•
.— 10
Corp
Cement
American
Exchange
Stock
York
New
Jan
8%
1
Maine Central rr common—
Union
56
37
50c
Razor Co new
Copper
Star
Stone
Oct
39%
•
Coal co—
Creek
North
Oct
38
*
*
Electric
Gillette Safety
Rexall
22%
100
preferred series a
National
General
New
160
326
43%
Dec
161%
126
105
100
Steamship Lines Inc
Eastern
5%
JUn
127
28%
•
Trust
Providence rr
1st
Lone
xl50%
Massachusetts ry—
Eastern
Island
26%
3,914
"■«
13%
25
5
Cities Service
10
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—*
First
25%
Members
High
Railway—
Calumet & Hecla
6%
Low
160%
126
rr_—————100
-.
Range for Year 1952
High
159
LEKCHEN & CO.
r'ATLING,
Shares
42%
50
Stamped $50 paid
Boston Personal Prop
&
159%
Hi
for Week
Low
25%
—i.———
Edison
Boston Elevated
Boston
.100
Tel——.
&
ended january
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Par
week
Exchange
Friday
stocks
for
660
.
19
12%
Sep
224
11%1
5%
5%
•
17
Feb
350
-1,300
Dec
••*
23% Nov!'
15 %. Jan »
13 %
9% May
436
1%.
Dec
13% July
Jan
"
l%
rMar'r
2
Feb
Unlisted StocksAllied
Stores
American
—
Airlines
American
10
American Telephone &
Telegraph—100
Steel
Arm co
Ashland
,
Mining
151%
42%
195
35% May
42%
16%
16%
491
16%
Oct
23% Mar
7%
7%
8%
304
6%
Jun
10%
10%
50
9%
Oct
1%
40
1
Dec
55%
65
1%
•
55
25
32%
Oct
Nov
8%
Jan
11
1%
Mar
'
f
1
Par
Allis-Chalmers
&
Transit
55
31%
Nov
40%
Apr
39%
39%
39%
50
33%
Jan
39%
Dec
American
92%
91%
92%
115
67%
Feb
96
Dec
American Can Co (Un)
AmeVican & Foreign Power
Co
12.50
(Un)
Airlines
3%
3%
3
Dec
58 %
60
31,625
62
Dec
63
Dec
American Potash & Chemical
91%
91%
16
90
Oct
112%
Jan
American
31%
31%
31
29%
Jan
32%
Jun
Amer
1
!
4%
4%
30
3%
Dec
'5% May
Gas
•
3%
9,748
Dec
3
Power
Radiator
14%
15
191
13%
Oct
16%
25%
25%
25%
130
21
Jan
26% Aug
American
1
,
—
8%
8%
8%
31
7
Apr
10
Jan
American
Jan
>
7
Du
Dept
Electric
National
n
33%
Feb
94%
94%
121
81
54%
54%
20
44%
45%
72
69%
69%
85
64%
67%
610
31%
32%
155
•
General Motors
International
231
5
Stores
36%
5
Auto-Lite
36
5
Pont
General
36
6
;
Harvester
Distillers
*
67%
31%
•
*,
y
Central
•
Ohio
Edison
Packard
•
6
Pan
1
10
Pennsylvania rr
Pepsi-Colk
Oil'
50
:
-
Pure
Radio
Corp
Feb'
72
Dec
50
Feb
69%
Dec
Atchison Topeka & S F'(Un)_-_.
30
Oct
36%
Jan
Atlantic
Oil.. (Un)_
Ashland Oil.&
Ref
22%
86
%
%
2,797
6%
895
4%
Apr
5%
Dec
Baltimore
25
9%
Oct
11%
Jan
Bandinf Petroleum Co_——
22%
a
5%
10
22%
50
120
10
22%
30
11%
11%
5
61%
49
Oct
33%
Jan
17%
Oct
23%
19%
Jan
38%
Dec
Avco
Baldwin
17%
Securities
Apr
'23%
Dec
Bankline
8% Mar
11%
Dec
Barker
Oct
68%
Jan
Batin
57
Oil Co:
——
Southern
Co
—
Standard
Standard Oil
(Ohio)
Studebaker
110
23% Jan
29% Nov
Bendix Aviation
37%
100
23 %
32% Jan
58%
59%
107
50% Feb
62%
41%
41%
53
39%
47% July
3.125
r
Dec
Bishop Oil Co
Diamond Corp
"l2% Jari"
15%
16 %
225
16% Nov
Boeing Airplane (Un).
27%,
104
22%
Jan
28%
Bolsa
39%
40%
154
38%
Jan
40%' Feb
Bond
72%
25
Dec
Chica
Stores
76
245
Oct
85%
Jan
Borden
37%
37 %
37%
145
35% Get
47%
Jan
39%
40 "4
110
32%
Feb
39%
Dec
Oct
Oil
Inc
74%
44%
21
39%
48%
Jan
Budd
71 %
71%
50
57% May
72
Dec
Burlington
42%
Co
(Un)
see
naee
39
36
64% Dec
17
Jari
67
49
Oct
.
42%
May
8%
-
.
81
Oct
Jan
Sep
Dec
12% Mar
Dec
1,290
228
.
17%
Nov
74Y* Mar
91
Aug
31%
85
35% Mav;
Sep
—
x-——-15
,-
•
9%
:i
42%
43 %
61
37%
Oct
Jan
Byron
47
47
75
35%
Apr
47
Dec
Canada
45
45
50
42%
Apr
45%
Dec
Canadian, Atlantic
Southern
Oils
Oil-*
a—.
1—
.
—
al6
10
1
12
78"
9%
;
Feb
;9
..
...
...
1%
Dfec
May
Nov
.
—
all%
,
,
—
Dee
10%
Dei
18% Jari
11;
..
Feb
60% Deft
l%.Jan
573
48
12%
100
1034 Nov
15% Mar
8%
465
7% July
32% May
9%
37 *
Jan
5%
Jun
42
4'
-
42
192
4%
3,280
al4 al4%
'
3
75
13%
65
Oct
Jari
4
4% Mar
6% Dec
47
'
Nov
Mai
29%
15% May
.
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Sep
•'*
2.B5-Nov
"
800
165
11
Oct
3%
3,800'
16%
8%
18%
80
3%
8%
6% Jun
Nov.
Feb
..a79%
—
.
5,
10
J..*
,
8%
..
4%
,
,
12%
—
,
a3%
7%
a59% a61%
W
1%
5531
553'4
__
_T
(Un)_V—^—_
Jackson Co
1—
1
10
43%
-.
Mills
12.50
Westingbouse
——'
(Un)
.
1
Z1
______—.
(Un)
Company
44%
tj 8 8teelJ
42%
392
8%
,9
a6l%.-
-Z
Corporation
Corp (tin)-Broadway-Hale Stores
•
Woolworth
_*
Borg-Warner
39%
75%
55%
1,715
7%
__
2
-
Blue
Z-*
b
Carbide
For footnotes
Oct
1
-
Oct
10%
16 V4
f
__
33t3c
(Un)
27%
40%
36% Feb
38r8
,455
3'%
Benguet Consolidated Mflhine. (Un(__50<f
Bethlehem Steel Corp TtJnj—
Oct
10
_
•
a28 a28%
—
20c
28%
io
(n j)
Dec
8
3%
——1
—
6
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24%
32%
a3%
T
.common-——a——10
Oil Co—
_i _•
Standard Oil
'
Oct
10%
„
,
-_1
n
Standard Brands
11%
32%
■1l-61Vk Dec
Oct
61
.25
413'8
a99% a99%
—
.
Noy
569
al63s al6%
„
2%
57%
43%
10%
7T'tt Dec
37% Sep
74
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a99%
*'
110
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151,,. JUn
.
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a59
43
lc
(Un)_i—I.—100
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*
13
(Uni
& Ohio RR
Bros
(Un)
.Hamilton
27 %
i
49% Mar
a577/8
"d- %
3
Manufacturing Corp (Un)
Baldwin-Lima
27%
27%
16% Jan
Nov
'!
Dec
Dec
33
50
10
Oct
a6534 a68%
__
1
(Un)
13%
39%
al59VB
10
(Un)
Refining
Sep
Nov
al59%
Corp (Un)_—
^__.10
Co (111)
fUn———5
•
Roebuck
Rights'
Union
54%
&
35%' Dec
7%
225
Steel
38%
61%
,
Sinclair
Timken
Armour
17% Maj"
2%
1,070
a25%
1.40
—
Schenley Industries
Sears
Armco
Dec
25
■
*
Dec
24%
33 %c
——
Dec
53%
22%
24%
"ii
American Airlines
Anderson-Prichard
97s,b
Dec
Apr
37%
14%
(Un)___50
47%
61
12%
25
41%
rt58
Apr
47% Mar
28% May
"
Jan
38
a9
41%
a6734
47% May
37% Feb
38
8
Rights.
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Oct
5% Dec
77
107
*
a9
32%
Jun
a2%--a2%
14%
(Un)-——1—
36% Aug
190
14%
25
•.
630
41 %
—.——25
Tobacco —
391
69%
f
a35% a35%
__
(Un)—•
Co
Viscose Corp~(Un)
American Woolen,
Daytoft Potoer & Light —
San
'
"
Light (Un)-'—*
St
&
270
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25% May
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300
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&
352
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31%
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Shares
High
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59%
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City Products
Federated
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31
1-
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(Un)
Chemical
Allied
Sales
for Week
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Low
—1
Alleghany Corp
Week's
Range *
Last
Corp
25
Ohio
Friday
Sale Price
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Dec
56
Angeles Stock Exchange
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STOCKS
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Electric
Los
.
,
41%
Debentures
Columbia
529
Dec
16%
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:
Steel
Chesapeake &
Chrysler Corp
Clopay
158% 160%
Sep
41%*
13
Canadian Pacific
Cincinnati
50
1
:
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Cities
110
3
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Avco
Bethlehem
26
15%
53%
10
Oil
Benguet
159%
38%
15
53%
1
Cyanamid
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9%
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3,838
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53%
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Sep
15% July
53
Sep
73% July
9%
Oct
15% Dec
205
Sep
15% Nov
19%
Jan
80
20% Nov
25
Apr
50
1,425
9
Oct
41> Dec
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8
Apr
,
Number 5187
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Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Week's
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for Week
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Shares
Last
Sale Price
Range for Year 1952
Pacific
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Co
Caterpillar
Celanese
Ry
Co
<Unj
(Un)
Corp
Mil
Paul
(Un)
Gas
'47%
Jan
57%
Sep
Nov
(Un)
Edison
of
Vultee
Oct
37%
13%
Nov
15% Mar
a39 a39%
285
34
Jan
39%
Dec
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum
90
19
May
20%
Jun
Pullman
a
18'A
91 'A
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&
N
5%
19%
a21%
(Un)
Oct
113%
3,038
■4%
Feb
5%
Dec
25
32%
Feb
37%
Dec
485
17%
Oct -
22'A
Feb
13%
Oct
16'A
Jan
33%
Jan
34%
Dec
(Un)
July
31% May
a39
280
10c
15'A
774
33%
Feb
38%
Nov
14%
70
13
Apr
15%
Jan
14%
a
19%
16% May
20%
35%
Jan
37
Jun
10'A
42
12'A
12'A
a60%
a62
83
4
257
7%
Oct
24%
270
23%
Apr
8%
__
1
24%
Industries
DuMont
(Allen
duPont
(E I)
a64
62
Aug
110
11%
Sep
B)
50% May
57% Aug
Eastman Kodak
Gas
Electric
Bond
Flying
Food
al7'A al7'/8
a93% a95'A
50
a28% a28%
15% May
19%
Apr
305
80% May
22'A Sep
96%
Dec
50
•«
28% Jan
a44% a46y8
420
42
Oct
46%
Jan
a36 'A
246
31'A
Oct
36%
Dec
—5
(Un)
Corp
1
47
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Apr
410
783
7% Aug
10%
a41%
a43
70
Electric
General
General Foods
Co
(Un)
Corp
a30% a3l%
a32y8
a32'/„ a32 '/a
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(Un)
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S
General
Utilities
69
•
General Motors
a__
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Public
(Un)
5
General Telephone
Gladding
Glidden
Co
Goodrich
Oil
(Un)
Aircraft
Corp
3
(Un)
2 'A
12'A
27
Dec
18
Dec
33%
Oct
42%
Jan
59% May
74%
40%
50%
398
310
'•
12%
Jun
2
90
-
NOV
3%
48% Mar
Hilton
Oil
Hotels
Holly
class
Co
Corp
A
Inc
769
Dec
11% Mar
13
23%
Apr
30% Julv
48%
Nov
57% Mar
1,207
22%
Oct
35%
—_____5.
15%
15%
1
;
Development
Honolulu
1.30
-
Oil
Corp
Hupp Corporation
Illinois
Central
Imperial
:
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RR
(Un)
Iron
*
Harvester
International
Nickel
1.25
■
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-
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Paper
(Un)
-7.50
a54%
Tel & Tel Corp
(Un)___•
33 %c
11'A
Oil
4
Jones
&
Steel
Laughlin
Alum
(Un)—___10
Chemical
&
Kaiser-Frazer
Kansas
Kennecott
Kern
—50
&
Copper
Countv
Petroleum
(Un)
115
1,000
75
630
45% a46 'A
70
Oct
43'A
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175
DPC
15%
■
a77%
549
20%
26%
160
25'A
43
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3G%
48
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72%
Nov
41
Feb
70'A Julv
20%
Feb
25
58
9
572
5,700
75c
36'A
110
35%
22%
359
18'A
Apr
12%
853
11%
Oct
10
25'A
25'A
236
100
420
420
24
Angeles Investment Co
Magnavox
Martin
—___1
a21% a21%
90
1
(Un)
(Glenn
al5'/a al5'/a
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Mascot Oil Co
McKesson &
Menasco
——1
Robbins
South
Minnesota
Mississippi
Monogram
Mt
Light
_—
Diablo
,
500
36
2%
1,150
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370
Utilities
St Co
80c
2,700
48c
*21%
3'A
Feb
34%
a36%
a36%
30
33%
Oct
a37
:
3'A
3%
200
,
a22% a22%
63
28
63
Dec
22%
15
City
Lines
National
Distillers
National
1
Gypsum Co
Supply Co (Un)_.
National
National Theatres
New
York
Nordon
Norris
Prod
Inc
Central
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a22 a23%
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22'A
225
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265
20
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140
29%
2.50
2.70
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American
Co
Northern Pacific
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200
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2.55,
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16'A
2.30
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18
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10
388
25'/a
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2.55c
340
16%
2.55
16'A
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Pacific
Co
(Un)
•
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10
28%
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Pacific
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Pacific Tel Ar Tel
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footnotes
see
page
39
Oct
39%
Nov
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419
40%
Jan
50
17
Apr
"21%
Jan
37%
37%
1,577
34
Apr
38%
108% Mar
47% July
___
32% Oct
Dec
24'A
24'A
25
472
23% Jan
26%
Jun
31%
31%
31%
475
28'A
32'A
Nov
__
27%
26% Jan
—
12%
Apr
__
44%
44%
285
39
78
78
170
49% Feb
27%
27%
202
23
55'A
Brands
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Inc
(Un)
World
__
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•
28'A May
33% July
31
Feb
10
Nov
20'A Mar
Jan
16%
Oct
47
Dec
75%
Nov
Jan
28
Dec
64
56
3,012
50%
Feb
a77% a79'/a
173
72
Oct
608
72
Oct
__
15
36
Nov
43
501
24% Jan
Nov
81
195
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25
10
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75'A 75%
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194
July
89% Mar
Jan
1
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32%
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Apr
29% Aug
39% Nov
1
20%
20%
20%
1,003
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Oct
24%
Apr
25
37%
37%
37%
490
30%
Oct
33%
Jan
•
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208
32% May
25
__
*
__
10
5
23%
a23%
41% Dec
23% 23%
a22% a23%
Oct
60
109
17% July
18%
Feb
105
17'A July
24% Jun
Oct
19%
Jan
Sep
18% Jan
10% Dec
243
23'A
Dec
Jan
—
'771
245
17% Sep
21% Jan
13% Jan
23%
28
16%
13%
13%
413
10% Oct
14% Dec
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-
26%
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(Un)
61
107% Feb
60
14o
25
1,219
13%
2
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396
26%
16%
5
(Un)
55% 55%
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191
39
4,419
38'A
38
all2% all3'A
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30%
__
30%
17%
67% May
108
15
68% Dec
Jan
11
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24% May
28% Apr
25%
Dec
45% July
Oct
27
Nov
153
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27% Mar
35% Oct *
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317
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23% Jun
11% Nov
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25% Nov
26'A Nov
11
200
26% Sep
10
Oct
26% Sep
15% Jan
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154
37%
35%
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Nov
Jun
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47% July
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85
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70
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20% Jan
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23% Jun
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Friday
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»
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Sales
for Week
Admiral
■
Corp
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing
4
Jan
(Un)
Alleghany Corp
Mar
,
19% ,Oct
*
'Sep
1
Feb
3%'Oct
32% Jan
23% Jun
34% July
American Investment Co
Rad
American
4%
Sep
Anaconda
Oct
23%
Dec
Armco
11c
Sep
23c
Feb
Armour
Dec
Ashland
2.35
19%
Dec
2.65
May
17% Jan
-24%
Jan
San
&
(111)
Co
Oil
common
Refining common
&
2nd
ccnv
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Avco
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10/32
-
140
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38'/a•
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75
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53
4.
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30
*
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.
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Belden
Manufacturing
Bendix
Aviation
Ber.guet
Consolidated
Jun
39%
Dec
Berghoff
Jan
34%
Dec
Bethlehem
25%
Jan
28
Dec
26
Jan
85
•
24'A-6%
-
123
150
4,954
9%
109
18%
28% Dec
,
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Steel
650
500
500
300
2,100
4,200
—
14%
.
159%
,
__
11%
Dec
Brach
57%
Dec
Brad
Jan
14%
Apr
Bruce
Apr
-
116'A Dec
'
26% Mar
5%
Dec
42 %
41%
43%,
4,300
3,800
21%
50%
12(4
20
13%
151
16
16
16%
28
28
200
Oct
Oct
May
,
34
Jan
Oct
Jun
8%
4%
5
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3,900
1
77/a
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3,900
10
10%
700
46
20%
61 »A
1%
47
20%
61%
1%
5
55%
18%
79%
200
8'A
&
Corp
(E
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10
—
20%
*
1%
5
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5
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55
54%
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18%
79%
Foote Gear—
Budd
(E
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Company
Burkhart
Burlington
(F>
—
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Mills Corp
—
10
10-
213
9%
Oct
11%
Jan
Burroughs
27
27
27
260
22%
Nov
29
Feb
Burton-Dixie
94
67% May
72
Dec
Butler
Adding
Corp
Brothers
Machine..
20
—2.50
*
__
—
8
1
*
3'A
__
15%
„
16%
—
12.50
—
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—
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2%
16%
15%
29%
16%
16%
15%
15%
3%
16%
15%
29%
16%
16%
16
15%
800
100
3,800
1,100
700
500
100
150
3,700
50
400
100
600
400
300
400
8 A
Jun
15/a Apr
61% Jan
44
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16 /a
13 /a
27,4
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16 A
Jan
Dec
Oct
Sep
Sep
Nov
Dec
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47 A Dec
21% Jan
62 m Dec
38
May
16 A May
46
Apr
1% Nov
4% Oct
Dec
8 A Nov
„
Oct
46 A May
Dec
Apr
23 A Mar
31
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8 A Jan
4
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6/a Jun
5%
250
Jan
Dec
Jan
42_a Dec
12% Jan
8% Oct
16% Dec
27% Dec
7
Apr
8'A
„
8% Jan
9% Jan
5
Jan
5/8 Dec
61%
16 A
24/8
16 A
161%
55,«
35% May
25% May
400
11%
,
Jun
4% Juiy
2% May
1,600
42%
__
_
Oct
8
300
100
1,200
10%
43
5
Corp
Borg-Warner
63
Apr
4% Mar
25%.
58%
15'A
24"% 24%
14% 15
159% 160%
15
(Un)_lP
1
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Mining
Borg (George W) Corp
50% Mar
24%
57%
1
10
Co
Brewing Corp
32%
50
9%
4%
4%
*
Corp
Dec
31%
215
8
15
3
7% Jun
750
7%
9%
47/a
4%
13
Co
162
449
116% 116%
24'A
Sep
26
39
30
Jan
32 A Oct
„
185
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Jan
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490
—
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25
25
24%
3
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1,218
-
27'A
64
465
33%
600
300
—
4
—
64% Jan
26%
31%
47/a
4%
50
10
5
*
July
42% Oct
•
preferred
Corp
Washer
Automatic
(Un>
(Un)
Co
Products
Athey
15% Jan
Copper Mining
Steel
$1.50
Dec
92'A Mar
5.00
(111)
Stand
&
American Tel & Tel Co
17%
15
(Un)
Airlines
American
L°W
700
77/a
•
1
.1
(Un)—•
—100
Mfg
Range for Year 1952
45%
—
*
Allis
Chalmers
—
1
—50c
1
—
Shares
26%
31%
—
5
Gas Equipment
Mfg
Brass
,
Hi°h
45%
45%
10
1
Steel Co
Acme
of Prices
Low
5
Laboratories
Abbott
22% Dec
14% Nov
Apr
57'/a
-
76
712
48,437
•
Affiliated
Feb
27 V2
1
381
ft
1,626
Akron
Jan
•
2.50
88
16
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Dec
Dec
Mar
41'A
A compilation of the round-lot traneactlone only.
Dec
2.10
25
6%
85
Dec
&
12%
65% July
11%
•
2734
•
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15%
44% Oct
—
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27%.
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62
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13'A
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,
86
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3%
34'A
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Pan American World
Paramount
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60%
63
Dec
24
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a35%
Apr
13%
10
common
common
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327
110
32'A
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24%
16
Oct
38
May
65
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8
jan
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19%
2
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13%
100
—
320
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Nov
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Nov
24
225
116
2,575
Nov
Oct
55% Get
60
-
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(Un)
Oct
34%
.
Oct
16% Jan
1,256
59%
12
Feb
&
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)
Jan
*28
2% July
265
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9% May
.
25
2.06 Feb
43
May
50
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Sep
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25
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63%
,
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10
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Jan
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15
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1.60
2%
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Montgomery
Motorola
1
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Montana-Dakota
2%
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Power &
1.55
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18
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Merck & Co Inc
Middle
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22
Jan
Julv
8%
Oct
12'A
35'A
90%
7% Mav
22
a
Jan
Feb
12%
a35%
Feb
-
40%
•
Van de Ka»iP's Bak—
Vu-Carolina Chemical (Un)____.
Warner Bros Pictures (Un)__
Washington Water Power
West Ky Coal Co (Un)
Western Air Lines—
Western Union Telegraph (Un)
Westinghouse Elec (Un)
Woolworth (F W) (Un)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
Zenda Gold Mining Co__
Jan
Julv
122
a23
85c 92'Ac
92'Ac
25%
835
57'A.
22%
8%
9
'
18%
•
Los
"
Feb
1
(Un)
Feb
6%
*
Co
Dec
Dec
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
tP)
Dec
17%
17% Mar
33
a77'A a78'/«
a
3'A
455
19%
a
Oct
Loew's Inc
Lorillard
Jan
533'B
Nov
Lion Oil Co (Un)
(Un)
Jan
20%
"
Nov
10
57'A
—
5
•
Union Oil Co of Calif common
25
Union Pacific RR (Un)
50
United Air Lines (Un)___
10
United Aircraft (Up)
5
United Gas Corp (Un)_
,
10
United Paramnt Theatres com (Un)_l
U S Rubber Co (Un)
5
United States Steel Com
•
Universal Consolidated Oil
10
Jan
47%
Dec
a23%
1.9'A
70c
a68% a70%
__
Union Carbide & Carbon (Un)
Nov
35%
Feb
10%
26%
3%;
1,100
al2%
__
15
Twentieth Ccr.turv-Fox Film
-
64% cfet
173«
'
42% Mav
631
1,780
Mar
2.90 May
Sen
30
60
19%
11%
16
*
Dec
16%
a 23'A
a
10c
.
Mav
Am
a43% a43%
__
—
Feb
1.40
27%
32'A
Universai
7
Co_—
Aue
4C
17%
3%
*
Libby
&
.
■.
1
*—;
76'A
Feb
11
2.50
Co
—
Apr
2c
1.35-
Dec
Nov
59%
__
1
Transamerica Corp
Tri-Continental Corp
.
8.75
(Un)
Land
Llbby McNeill
Lincoln
(Un)
'66%
19%
1
Light
Lane-Wells Co
b
a23%;
1
com
Corp.
Power
;
-
preferred
43%
50
1,000
a53% a54%„
__
\
t
Kaiser
5%
Co
Co
125
3c
32'A
a
32'A
a.
International
'
4'A
1.25
,
__
International
Intex
Dec
3c""
al7%
•
(Un)
Jan
1.50
50
a82%a82%
__
10c
.%
(Un)
international
14%
14,225
4'A
4%.
v
*
365
1.75
a
23%
•
(Un)
Tidewater Assoc Oil (Un)
Timkin-Detroit Axle (Un)
Apr
50%
1.25
100
—25c
Intercoast Petroleum
Interlake
15'Aa50%
•
Development
26i%i
__
__
1
Texas Company (Un)
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)
Textron Inc common
Preferred —
Feb
30
26'A
Jan
32%
Nov
*
Dec
115
1
Dec
42%
39%
24 %
27
Trans
Hancock
Dec
6%
310
25
—
Dec
57
a26% a26%
__
_25
Aug
27'A
Nov
Dec
a48 a48%
1
(Un)
53%
2'A
a54% a54%
Jan
35%
50
—
28'A Aug
5
220
a30'/a
1.40
Stone & Webster Inc (Un)
Studebaker Corporation (Un)
Sunray Oil Corporation common
Swift & Co <Un>
Sylvania Electric Prod (Un)
Dec
Jan
a35% a35%
__
69'A
13%
255
'v
53% Dec
21
17%
*
Dec
Apr
Feb
30% Mar
17%
*
71%
I
Feb
41%
423
0
53%
12% Mar
185
530
1.20
__
♦
—5
Standard Oil Co (Ind) l(Un)
Standard Oil Co (N J) (Un)
Standard Oil ot Ohio
Dec
50
1,345
(Un)
32%
500
267/a;
37'A
'
Greyhound Corp
Grumman
11%
26%
54%
307
37
Goodyear Tire <fe Rubber common
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Great Northern RR pfd (Un)
Gulf
267/a
'
1,037
——10
tUn)
(B F)
11%
20
McBean
66%
1,160.
,
452
Standard
a
22% May
553
•
53
65 »A
N
a
25
69%
53
-
100
:
47%
Oct
Southern Company (Un)
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Co (Un)
Oct
1
20% Aug
37% Oct
Southern Calif Petroleum
_
9%
2
12%
17%
5%
41%
__
preferred
25
Southern Calif Gas 6% pfd class A__25
Feb
a
—
9%
.
Jun
29Vi Nov
10'A Oct
a31
July
320
1
—;
Sep
4
130
21%
27'A
4%
„
414
19%
85c
70
Lines
(Un)—:
21
5%
41%
__
Solar Aircraft Co
1
Southern Calif Edison Co Ltd com__25
Dec
Co
1,225
47%
19%
Oct
6,600
lO'/a
(Robert)
13'A
46
a27% a27%
23%
24%
55c
75c
340
Jan
Garrett Corp i
12%
a30'/a
Standard
Gair
1,445
Oct
29%
preferred
8%
a42%
28'A
3y4 May
23% Jan
3%
355
4.48%
4.88%.
200
(Un)__10
50
al8% al9'A
__
1
Jan
350
__
1
Dec
42%
4
21
10
Nov
62
Mar
610
Nov
10'A
Chemical
T_1
36'A
Mar
40
a3%
47
2.50
Jan
51
27%
__
Dec
27
4
al8%
•
Dpc
25
33%
23%
10
&
5
High
250
-
a3%
__
27%
50c
'
414
60'A
12%
Feb
^__*_l__l
Machinery
60'A
a43'Aa43'A
33%
19
Stores
Tiger
a34% a35%
__
-
*
preferred
•
Dec
12'A
4.32%
16%
37%
12%
Mar
a
34% May
5
26
al5%
30
__
__
1
Incorporated—
Dec
70c
„•
35% Julv
1
Stores
22
340
*
Nov
328
25
75c
31%
62
140
'•"•/
280
61
a22a22'A
100
30'A
61
a24% a24%
1
Bank
a37
11%
30'%
a35%
1
Shell Oil Co
Signal Oil & Gas class A
Sinclair Oil Corp___
Rights
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc (Un)
63% July
26% Apr
a45%
class A
Fedders-Qulgan
Feb
a36y2
(Un)
Merchants
Fitzsimmons
24'A Jan
Jun
22%
a94
♦
Co
&
Farmers
Jan
10
(Un)
Oil
Exeter
9%
__—3
(Un)
Share
&
57'A
272
a 17%
1
Co
Erie RR
56
,24
5
(Un)
(Un)
El
Paso Natural
a64
24
10c
de Nemours
Eastern Air Lines
Feb
a39% a39%
♦
St Louis San Francisco Ry
St Regis Paper (Un)
Schenley Industries (Un)
Seaboard Finance Co
Sears Roebuck & Company
67% July
12
Jan
132
a64
50c
8%
Low
•
Servel
Aircraft
Dresser
307
Safeway
Dec
a59
—___1
23%
11%
Nov
7%
Apr
ll'/8
__
•
(Un)
17%
Richfield Oil Corporation
Ryan Aeronautical
Dec
129
a59
; ■
May
150
10'A
_i
'
28.
700
a37'A a38%
■i
Douglas
Jan
_J
5
Class A
390
10'A
__1
;
21
75
34%
19%
a37%
5
T
755
14%
a
"
of America
14%
Pictures
874
__
12.50
RKO Theatres (Un).
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing
Remington Rand Inc (Un)
Republic Steel (Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rexall Drug Inc___
Reynolds Tobacco .Co
Rneem Mfg Co
Rice Ranch Oil Co
Jan
a38
1
Corp
144
5%
RKO
Dec
91%
1
(Un)
Range for Year 1952
High
23'A
__
3
Incorporated
Shares
22%
22%
33yac
(Un)
for Week
Low
50
_____
___
88'A
19%
a383/8
*
(Un)
•
Feb
a21'/a a21%
__1
(Del)
a__
___
68%
34%
Savage_l
Y
a__
940
19%
1.33%
(Un)
85
91%
a91% a92%
25
;
(Un)
Co
18%
a
14%
(Un)
Zellerbach
34%
70
5%
(Un)
Continental Motors
Curtiss-Wright
355
a21% a21%
♦
(Un)
Par
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Ptlzer (Chas) & Co (Un)
Apr
"37
a39%
al8%
'
High
Sales
-
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
'
al4% al4 'A
.
al4%
•
Grocers
Power
37.
232
a37% a37%
Chollar Gould
Oil
;
Low
59%
59%
•
(Un)
Edison
Consolidated
Crown
26% July
1
Consolidated
Creameries
Oct
25
_
Solvents
Continental
23y«
(Un)
System
Commonwealth
Consumers
20
25
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated
a24'/8 a24'/8
10
Clary Multiplier
Molybdenum
Consolidated
40%
100
(Un)
Commercial
Nov
—1
pfd_
,
Climax
Columbia
31%
1
___•
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service
234
_•
Products
St
32%
_*
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co (Un)_
Chicago Corp (Un)
Chi
High
32%
25
Tractor
Certain-teed
Low
25
(Un)
Week's
Last
f
Par
Canadian
,
i
Friday
STOCKS
,
7 /a Fefr
56
Dw
18 A Dec
81/B Dec
53
3
23
Dec
Oct
May
15 A Dec
35% Jan
18
14% Nov
20%
12,8 Aug
14%
^ar
Mar
_
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 19, 1953
32
(264)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
JANUARY 1G
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
for Week
or Prices
Shares
Sale Price
25
1
50c
5
1—10
1
*
—*
Pacific (Un)
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit
Canadian
Corp
Central & South West Corp
Central Illinois Pub Service
Brewing
Centlivre
Corp
111 Secur
Central
$1.50
common
preference
conv
—
$1.40 conv preference—,
Pacific
Ry
Chicago
Towel Co common
Convertible preferred
(The) Co Inc
Coleman
(Un)
System
Columbia Gas
Commonwealth Edison common
convertible preferred—
$1.40 preferred
$1.32
Co—
Power
Consumers
Rights
Mont
(Un)
de Nemours
(E I)
2
Feb
20%
1,500
19
Oct
20% Nov
Parker Pen
20%
1,400
16%
Apr
20%
Dec
4%
200
4%
Feb
3%
Jun
29 y« Dec
50
27
26% Mar
22
Apr
23
Jun
33%
Jan
39%
Dec
22%
75
39%
900
21%
980
15
19
200
15%
20 V*
May
21
Jan
Dec
July
Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
—
Philco
(The)
Steel
Car
Service
Co
18%
Oct
24
Mar
Pressed
Jan
105
Nov
Public
5
115
Pullman
93%
1,000
68%
Feb
973,4
Dec
Pure Oil Co
22%
22%
200
18%
Nov
26%
80
80%
500
79%
Dec
84
xd52%
53%
400
49%
Feb
55%
Sep
23%
23%
400
18% Mar
25
Jan
RKO
Jan
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
80
118
Jar>
23 %
150
26
26
118
Mar
29
Nov
Company
Eider
Manufacturing
Elgin
M'fg
&
Controller
Electric
Corp of America (Un)
Corp (Un)__
Radio
(Un)
Rand
14%
1,400
Oct
16%
Jan
Remington
34%
34%
5,900
30%
Jan
34%
Dec
35%
100
31%
Jan
34 Vo
Sep
xd35% xd35%
.
~34%
~38%
Jan
Brewing Corp
Mills of America
Falstaff
Flour
Inc.
Gamble-Skogmo
General Box
(Un)
Electric Co
General
General
Motors
General
Public
Corp
(Un)
Utilities
General Telephone Corp
Refrigerator Co
Gibson
Gillette
(The) Co
Olldden Co
(Un)
i
Dock
Great Lakes Dredge &
Lakes
Great
7%
Grelf
Feb
64%
Dec
13
13%
100
12%
Apr
183/4
10%
10%
700
9% Oct
13 %
Jan
34%
34%
600
29%
Apr
34 3a
Dec
42%
200
39% Mar
42%
Aug
61 Va
61%
100
57
Oct
68%
Jan
27%
28
200
15%
Apr
35
Jan
27%
28'%
29%
Nov
50
51
167
43
Jan
50
Apr
13 %
13%
4,300
8%
Jan
13%
Nov
19%
193/4
800
16%
Jan
24 Y»
Feb
25
26 %
1,100
18
Jun
24
Dec
26%
27%
200
23%
Oct
33
Jan
17 %
17%
350
17 %
Dec
59
59%
400
133/4 July
50% Feb
61%
Dec
Jan
10
May
10
•
Lead
12%
12
450
10
Nov
15%
Oct
42%
43%
700
36%
Oct
44%
Dec
17
16%
17%
300
15% July
19%
Apr
94%
94%
94%
200
80
97%
Dec
(Un)
Schenley Industries
Schwitzer-Cummins
Roebuck
Sears
Oil
Shell
Co
Bbellmar
South
173/s May
18
Feb
Southern Co
39
May
48
Aug
17
17
Oct
17%
280
38
150
12%
12%
400
11
Oct
14%
Feb
13 %
13%
100
11% July
15%
Apr
15%
153/4
400
13
Jan
16
Jan
Dec
12%
Apr
37
'
12%
153/4
100
9
9
12%
Feb
7
4,550
12%
12
8%
12%
Dec
7%
2%
17%
48
69
69
65
67%
Xd26 %
263A
367a
7%
23/a
—
6674
...»
Pacific
Southern
Feb
72%
Dec
Standard
Railway
3,500
50
Feb
69 %
Dec
Standard
Steel
600
21
Jan
27%
Dec
Sterling
Apr
35%
Deo
Jan
Stone
33% Sep
42% Jan
4,300
44%
44%
87
87
*
(Un)
of
Equip
Spring (Un)
40 % May
52 y,
Dec
Bundstrand Machine Tool
7% Mar
9%
Nov
8unney Oil Corp
197a
900
Swift & Co
90
90
163
91
47 'A
Dec
7
90
Mar
Feb
93
700
7%
Nov
10%
1%
Nov
5%
5 %
400
2% May
553/4
100
500
71%
Sunbeam Corp
Jan
5%
Dec
63% July
Feb
Oct
91 % Mar
78%
79%
75
76
1,500
72%
Oct
85
Jan
37 Va
37%
503
35%
Nov
47%
Jan
12%
123/4
12%
900
11%
Oct
IS3/,
24%
24%
200
23
15%
15 Va
100
13%
22 %
22%
300
15%
Jan
Nov
Dec
22'A
Apr
9y« Mar
103A
Jan
40
Dec
26% May
35%
Dec
2,900
13%
Apr
is ya
Aug
1,000
18%
Oct
24 y«
Apr
1,000
30%
Oct
35 %
Jan
60
Jan
10%
350
40
800
32
34%
600
34%
Jan
25% Mar
May
18%
10 y8
39 %
39V2
14%
15
1
20%
20 Va
203/8
25
37%
36 3/8
37%
25
10
547a
5574
387a
397s
—5
227a
2374*
5
(Un)
50%
Jan
3
37%
1
•
32%
Aug
Oct
200
—1
(Un)
550
87
39
1%
5
Corp
Container
Corp....
Studebaker Corp
100
Feb
800
8%
5
Products—
Aluminum
200
20%
Nov
75%
10
1
1
(Ohio)
93A
Nov
16%
55%
25
15
(Un)
J
53%
18%
Feb
Jan
May
1%
*
.
Jan
27
12%
22
8%
5'%
1
3574
,
32%
1,000
8V2
100
2
197a
—„
4
400
iey8
9%
Oct
40%
36%
353A
mmmm
Oct
4%
257a
Stewart-Warner
9%
Jan
May
15%
Indiana
54%
Dec
Jan
5"%
100
16
California
of
N
6%
473/8
Sep
109,700
25
Oil
Co
29%
Oct
400
it
4%
35%
Dredging Corp
Oil
30%
39 y8
41%
ft
25
Standard
Oil
200
41
1%
Oil
600
41
Warrants
Standard
1,900
193/4 Mar
4%
36 y8
Spiegel Inc common
Standard
8%
36% Juiy
Dec
5
Co
Standard
33%
Sep
15%
1
15
Sparks-Withington Co—
6%
conv
preferred
Feb
37%
83
28%
650
5
Jan
100
Feb
850
16%
(Un)
(Un)
20
77a
8
2%
Jun
Dec
68
33%
15%
Works
Oil
Bend Lathe
16% July
33%
37
7%
Oct
2
900
17
6%
600
100
32%
tV
Socony Vacuum
Sep
41%
69 %
32 Va
16
Rights
Jan
223/8
300
Mar
69 %
1
Co
Blgnode Steel Strapping
Oil Corp
Sinclair
Nov
200
45%
Jan
July
•
—
Corp
47%
28%
17 Va
1
•
—15
6
Co
Co
&
25
28
45%
Oct
5
19 V2
26 V4
Paper
Jan
37%
5%
Public Service A
Regis
8%
1,300
51
13%
National
Louis
300
47%
5
10
.—1.40
Louis
St
Bt
May
46
Stockyards
common—•
St
8
Jan
45
Jan
8
20%
Nov
Nov
8
Oct
37%
38 Y»
Sep
17%
400
ToVa
34
700
41%
Apr
Oct
Oct
Dec
19
40
Nov
28%
43/4
12 3/4
40
7%
1,000
Apr
87* May
Jan
293/8
29%
2%
18%
Dec
9%
Jan
100
900
Dec
100
7% May
23%
3%
13 %
6%
1,200
200
1,100
3%
12%
13%
18%
46%
393A
10%
29
—
27%
27%
Oct
47%
31%
15%
600
12%
12%
1,300
177«
17%
177s
850
(Un)
Western
Gulf Oil Corp
15%
127.
2
25
A
Ii%
1
Cooperage class
Grlesedleck
—100
•
preferred
Greyhound Corp
•
Feb
Jan
Brewery
._
48 y8
—
19%
Feb
liy4
Jan
13
Dec
Texas
16
Dec
22 V*
Jan
Timken Detroit Axel Co—.—.
15
Dec
1,200
48%
463/4
Oct
,
Texas
Co
58%
Jan
Dec
Instrument
Co
Trav-ler Radio
Nov
Trl
Hein "Werner Corp
:
Spencer Bartlett—,
Corporation
—,
Huttig Sash & Door common
Hlbbard
Hupp
5,400
Aug
28%
450
21%
Jan
32%
21
20%
21
19%
Oct
2P/4
21%
21%
400
19% May
24%
Jan
11
10
-1
3
25
1
Harnlschfeger Corp
Heileman (G) Brewing Co-
87a
28
11
250
9% May
11%
Oct
Salle St Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
39
40
850
Feb
42 V*
Feb
United
Air
Apr
4%
Dec
United
Corporation
8%
874
40
•
4%
4%
1,660
800
4%
38%
3
25 *4 Aug
Coal
Truax-Traer
208 So
Corp
Dec
Apr
23%
Dec
10%
Jan
12%
Dec
36
Dec
1274
12%
35%
2274
Feb
1,900
27*
Apr
3%
Jan
17
27a
1,150
3
17
100
1374
Feb
1774
Dec
17
5574
•
72
71
20%
*
16
Oct
100
50
Jan
5574
Dec
800
5774
Feb
7274
Dec
25%. Apr
337a
Jan
10
29%
297a
3072
400
1
(Un)
(Del)
51/*
574
5%
1,000
4%
Jan
Oct
3034
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Central
Co
Steel
Inland
Co
Products
Steel
—
International
Mineral
Nickel
Dec
427a
International Shoe
International
Tel
Iowa
Gas
& Light Co
Power
18
Feb
19%
Jan
12
Apr
16%
Jan-
46%
2,450
41%
Oct
51
Jan
313/4
900
29%
Oct
36%
Jan
Apr
41
Jan
18%
19
373/4
600
31%
45%
45 %
46
200
10%
10%
800
40% May
9
Oct
47% Jan
10%
38%
100
36% May
38%
Dec
800
15%
Feb
8%
Jan
10%
31
2,800
427a
4374
4,300
3774
Oct
Van Dorn Iron Works
*
12
12
150
10
Nov
1374 Mar
*
10
12%
29
29
200
27
Nov
29
Aug
39%
41%
70O
377a
Sep
46%
47
400
357a
13%
137a
50
14 74
14%
2,300
12%
13%
14%
150
127a
Rubber
Walgreen
Western
Co
_—
—
Co
Telegraph
Union
Electric
Westinghouse
Stores
Wleboldt
Corp
Bankshares
Wisconsin
14y2
•
5
Corp
Machine
Yates-American
46%
-
•
common:
Inc
Co—
—
28%
Dec
19%
10%
800
28%
29%
1,100
25 y8
25%
600
22% May
25% Jan
1
1%
1%
1,100
23%
23%
5,500
29%
30
300
%
Dec
Laclede Gas
Co
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Martin
Co
Portland
Miller As
Hart Inc
300
3%
~9%
2%
Friday
Last
Co
3
Muter
:
Motor
12%
Dec
23
69
Oct
61%
8
Oct
Mar
American
Jan
American
Tel
Dec
5%
Jan
Arundel
9ya
Dec
Atlantic
14
Jun
7% May
67
May
2%
Sep
800
23
800
44%
107s Aug
363/4 May
6
50
1,300
Corportaion
Baldwin
Jan
92
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
8%
Baltimore
3% Mar
5%
Securities
1st
57a
Dec
Sep
27% July
Chrysler
157a
Dec
Curtis
45
Dec
Davison
Jan
Publishing Co common
Chemical
100
Electric
Storage
9 74
2,000
774
Sep
9%
Jan
Fidelity
&
267a
300
207a
Apr
2774
Nov
General
Motors
700
27a
Oct
47a
Jan
Gimbel
July
22%
Apr
Brothers
3374 Oct
2874
100
24
Oct
28
3872
397a
200
3672
Oct
47%
Jan
Pennroad
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
137a
Jan
14
Jan
38 y4
° Dec
25
2
Jan
8 3/4
Nov
63
200
56
Oct
66 Va
Jan
Martin
(Glenn
Corp
Standard
1
(Un)
Aviation (Un)
25
87a
200
7% July
9%
Feb
Philadelphia Electric common—
Phila Transportation Co common—
18
Apr
31% Nov
22%
Dec
Philco
51% July
Public
4472
Oct
2372
27
Oct
Jan
Water & Power Co
Northern
States
Power
com
Oak
24%
25 VA
3,200
17
Oct
23%
16%
400
15 y8
Apr
17%
Jan
Reading
21%
100
16
Mar
25
Nov
Scott
21%
21%
1.800
Jan
24
Nov
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Serv
5
12%
12%
13
2,800
10% Jan
13%
Dec
41%
41%
42%
1,350
34% Mar
43%
Dec
Edison
1
Co
Co
Rights
17%
18
1,950
15
38%
38
38%
1.100
33% Jan
Service
see
—
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li
67,400
25%
26%
300
23%
27 Va
page
33.
10
25
ft
Jun
18%
Dec
El
&
Gas
Sun
Oil
-
Co
|
Year 1952
High
41%
Dec
4,338
150%
Jun
161%
Dec
392
15%
Jan
19
Dec
924
21%
Jan
27%
Jun
10
8%
Oct
11V8
33/8
200
3%
Apr
4%
817
2
Jan
4%
Oct
Dec
27%
10
4
Jan
May
465
107/8
Apr
27%
373
13
Sep
16
Dec
625
68
Feb
93
Dec
202
6
Feb
8%
Apr
50
35%
Nov
4238
Jan
343
22%
Apr
26%
Nov
468
34%
Oct
43% Mar
115
70 % Mar
86%
2,415
49%
Feb
69%
15%
30
14%
Nov
18% July
10%
22
591
8%
Jun
152
14%
Feb
21%
Dec
15%
313
9%
Jun
16
Dec
13
523
12
Dec
14%
Apr :
9%
Dec
Dec
Dec;
Co
United
39
945
26%
Feb
33%
Dec
17%
Feb
24%
Dec
505
46%
Oct
67%
Jan
47
37%
Jun
43%
Feb
4.057
287#
Apr
333/a
4%
Oct
35 Va
7
34%
26%
27 A
1,303
27%
32%
27%
32%
15%
27%
33%
55%
15%
80%
82 %
561
5%
32%
22%
721
Westmoreland
13%
Coal
54%
*
l
Improvement
7%
__
5%
31%
54%
5
31%
22 %
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1
Dec
1,616
27
5
I
2,377
*
•
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Gas
33'A
23%
52%
■
3234
5%
7%
35%
«
common
8
Jan
1,325
6%
Nov
9%
26%
Jan
36%
Nov
24
Jan
27Va
NoVt
218
25
Jan
27%
Aug
130
25%
Feb
34%
800
49% Mav
58% July
260
13%
15%
Aug
95
5
Jan
418
Jan
25
Feb
79% Jan
Dec
Jan
57a July
30% July
34 % Mar
18%
Dec
31
Feb
4%
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592
*
Dec
f
BONDS
Baltimore Transit Co
Nov
common
$1.40 preference common
39% Dec
,,,
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
For footnotes
17%
•
Manufacturing
Range for
Low
*
450
United
©Mo
Dec
Sales
Shares
50
2,300
32
Paper
39%
32%
5%
t
*
20
23
•
(Minn)
Northwest Bancorporation
Dec
14%
;
i
for Week
3
preferred
Corp
22%
Dec
32%
*
10
100
2672
36 3A Aug
•
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403/4
19%
93i
20 %
32%
22%
50%
__
50
21 y,
21%
,
14%
12%
32%
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16 %
24%
10
10
15
30
22%
1
North American Car Corp
North American Co (Un)
1
40 3A
8
10
New York Central RR
North Amer
5
(Un)
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Corp
Pennsylvania
Co
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267a
40%
15
Apr
Deo
6
6
10%
10
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
300
62%
Jan
Apr
30
15%
94%
7%
3838
243a 24%
36% 373a
87
88%
6467%
15 Va
5
.
1,400
Nov
36%
87%
67
5
1074
Dec
__
10
—
10%
9
—
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Co
Corp
2874
50c
Kelvlnator
National
Battery
Deposit
37%
10
25
_*
1
Coip__
400
103A
.
Dec
33%
29%
15%
91
7%
38%
29%
15%
92%
& Light common__13%
2074
20
—:
,
10
3%
3%
—
—
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Corp
26%
26%
—.—!:_*
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67a
—
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common
preferred
Participating
Hash
Co
97a
w
*
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Corp
Corp
Transit
363/4
^
Dec
115
39%
159 Va 160%
1734 18 Va
159%
*
10
13
Co
Elec
City
874
3
Aug
1474
11% Mar
High
39%
39%
100
Tel
&
Jan
18
Specialities—
class A
*
Co
Stores
Week's
Range
of Trices
Low
Par
8ya Mar
3%
1572
3
6
Motorola
Inc
2,600
Apr
17%
Sale Price
263/a
•
Convertible
2%
Dec
243A
2074
39
Montgomery Ward & Co_,
Muskegon
350
76
2%
57a
*9%
•
common
5,500
30
44%
6
•
Modlne Mfg Co
Monroe Chemical
200
9%
Jan
27
15
25
Missouri Portland Cement
15%
8%
Jan
Oct
243A
15
10
1
10
Co
2,900
25%
20 V»
Budd Company
1
___■
Brewing
50
9%
70
76
•
River Fuel
3%
9%
15%
4
•
1
common
$1 prior preferred
Minneapolis
Mississippi
7834
•
Utilities
South
76%
"9%
1
Cement Co
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
Mlckelberry's Food Products
Middle
1,100
—•
common
(Glenn L)
Medusa
19%
77
7
•
1
Lonergan Mfg class B
&
18%
10
Libby McNeil & Libby.
Field
12%
18%
4
(Un)
Lamson As Sessions Co
Marshall
12%
700
44
48
Feb
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
1% Mar
8TOCKS
23%
10
Kansas City Poweir & Light•
Katz Drug Co
1
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
1
Kennecott Copper Corp
•
Kropp Forge Co
——33 %c
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
"
Nov
25 74 May
19%
10%
29
10
(Un)
Jim Brown Stores common
29 34
42%
S
397a Aug
20% Dec
19 'A
3.50
,•
(Un)
30%
•
U
Jan
14%
10%
•
(Un)
Tel
450
15
453/4
46
•
& Elec
1,050
974
32%
383/4
Co
&
83
100
143/4
18%
1
-•
•
5
(Un).
Ltd
Interstate Power Co
Iowa Illinois
Nov
Dec
Jan
9%
82%
5"
Jun
•
Chemical
&
Co
Packers
International
NOV
IB
International Harvester
International
27
56
9%
•
Pneumatic Tool
Independent
Indiana
RR
24 V* July
13%
100
82%
10
100
Co
100
26
■
5% Mar
227a
U 8 Steel Corp
26
5
►.
Feb
1,100
56
72
17%
17%
1
Inc
Lines
377a
187a
35
* '•
common—
La
2774 May
800
3
I
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Corp
Continental
50%
400
12 74
2
(The)
Co
8%
Oct
800
2,400
35
—......——5
Co-
Edison
Toledo
5 Yb
28 %
1
1
Co
Hallicrafters
(The)
Producing
Gulf
Trane
Hammond
48 y4
Towing—
non-cum
Bros
1,300
Apr
500
29
•
•
Nov
61%
July
53 %
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goward (W H) Co
36'A
a60%
—
•
Sangamo Electric Co
5
1
•
•
5
5
20
1
*
—*
Inc
Corp
General Candy Corp
Dec
Feb
8%
32 y8
Standard
Four-Wheel Drive Auto
39%
27%
500
10%
38
11%
33% May
100
700
31%
(Un)__5
1
—5
10
Radio & Phonograph
Feb
700
35
5%
1,000
8%
Aug
Dec
36%
%
8%
Dec
142
Oct
36
38%
St Joseph
1,300
Jan
24
36 %
%
10%
'
*
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y37%
128
Jan
8%
Dec
40%
2,50
Richman Bros Co
100
5
42%
5
50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un)—.
Rexall Drug
(Un)
13%
11
15
17% Mar
100
10%
-1
Theatres
35%
15
Watch
National
Emerson
200
4,000
Jar,
Mar
35
10%
34%
S
•
Quaker Oats Co
Society Brand Clothes Inc
(Un)
Co
Kodak
Eastman
5%
Dec
30
22% July
12% Dec
23%
134
High
5%
11%
Oct
39%
—
•
(Un)
xdl4%
34%
1
10
—.7.50
5
Eastern Air Lines Inc
200
Jan
92%
5
13
*
(Un)
Jan
91%
118
113
35%
300
9
5%
10%
39%
35
60'%
*
Indiana
27%
134
Year 1952
47a Apr
300
22%
5%
22%
1
Co:
of
16,200
13
1
—
6%
10
27 %
—
i
5
50
100
—33%c
12%
3
*
RR
Peoples Gas Light &
94
200
class B
Pennsylvania
52
99
—
Range for
Lou
10
—
1
2
Peabody Coal Co common
100% 100%
10c
5
Class A
Du Pont
50
99
10
Co (new)—
Laboratories Inc (Allen B)
Chemical
Dow
Jan
2%
(Un)
Pictures
2%
Potter Co
10
5
Nav (Un)_
Mfg Corp
Dodge
Pan
Paramount
—
Deere & Co
Du
Jan
20%
25
1
(Un)
Detroit & Cleveland
2%
19
1
—
Company
Curtlss-Wrlgbt Corp
Dec
39%
21%
—
-
~
Continental Motors Corp
Crane
1%
22%
1
5
—*
25
25
25
•
Inc
1,250
27
39%
100
•
Co
Ilium
Electric
Poods
1%
4%
1
preferred
4%%
Cleveland
Clinton
Apr
20%
25
Corp
Cleveland Cliffs Iron common
Chrysler
40%
20%
20%
•
•
*
common
Oct
2%
25
•
1
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Chicago Corp common
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul <5z
31%
1%
2%
Car
Motor
300
5%
6%
(Un).—...
•
American World Airways lUn)—1
Packard
32%
Shares
High
Low
Mr
High
32%
__
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Range for Year 1952
Low
Sales
Range
Last
8TOCKS
High,
Low
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Friday
5s
series
A
1975
4s
!
1975
__
—
61 %
62
$2,000
48%
Jan
65
Nov
68
68
1.000
63%
Jan
71
Dec
i
Number 5187...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(265)
'
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 1C
Friday
Week's
Sales
East
Range
Sale Price
Lotv
Steel
Ludlum
36%
19%
19%
14%
15
Columbia Gas System.
Duque&ne Brewing
Equitable Gas
Fort" Pitt
7
8.50
...
Brewing
Harbison Walker Refractories,,
Joy Manufacturing Cd
Star 'Gas.".
Lone
24
10
r-
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________
___
National Pireproofing Corp_,__
Pxxuourgh Brewing CD common
8s 'Bolt
27%
1%
100
7%
--860
32%
53%
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Vanadium Alloys
28f
—
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;
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-
Dec
;7
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,
2% Jan
..
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43
—
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Dec
8C
22% F«b
Jan
,
125
28% (29%
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Mining Co
27%
24% Jun
758
35 :
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350
27%
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12%
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32%
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S
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;
106
36
—-•
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285
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Canadian
Atlantic
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16%
9
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32 y4
32%
36%
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Colorado
Columbia
-Class
&
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Commercial
System
Solvents
"Commonwealth
Consolidated
Consolidated
Edison
of
N
Y
•
Gas
69
Feb
98
107
Oil
(Un)
Co
—
18
Oct
Jan
Radio Corp
35
Aug
39%
Dec
39%
Dec
Railway Elec 8s Realty Ltd
Preferred ...J.—
16%
Jan
30
17%
Oct
34
Jan
31V2
Feb
34% Deo
38%
38%
38%
14%
7% Apr
415
14%
10 y«
B
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Du
du
Oil
Fields Co
Chemical "Co
Dow
:
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12% Jan
St
Nov
Oct
Manufacturing
Oil
A
16%
407
15
Oct
»<
537
14% Oct
21% Mar
2;50
920
2.35 Dec
3% Feb
Jun
35% Mar
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30%
31%
1,28(7
42%
42%
409
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45%
Eastman Kodak.Co common (Un)——10
28
37% Oct
90
44
-
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^
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Goldene State iCp Ltd> common...;,
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118
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Feb
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23%
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1,408
31
467
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32% Jan
30% Jan
28% Jun
33%
31
31
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27%
27%
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57%
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22% Jan
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375
-
11%
•Baltimore
.
(
.
■
,/16%aan
■
24% Dec
1,607
a42
--3*
(Uii)
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60
58%>N0V
50
■
41%
40%
a40%
Mfg, Corp (Uh).
150%
45
.
S51% A51%
——w5
^Behdix Aviation Corp
_
89% May
2,344
a42%>. a42%a43%
.
„_P2
Bandini
26%: Jan
.
V is
•-
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a58% aS9%
•
a26%a26%
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'
34% - Jan
-
-650
159% 159%
&58%
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.'Baldwin
41%
.—JJ5
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>
13% Oct
—10
Fe ' (Un)
v
12% Dec
305
41%
Co_/___
.'Atlas Corp (Un)
•.
41%
-
—20
...
—
14%
—50
„
Armed Steel Corp-.'.-Xrmdtfr "Ac CO (111) (Un >—
,
-
5 % Dec
12% Apr
28% May
36%
—2*
MiniBg :<Un)
Natl:Bank—
Calif
.
(Un)
32%
,
53%
Macy & Co XR HJ wminon.--—-i—*
Magnavox Co a—-1
Marehant Calculators Inc—.,
-8
t
,
.
'
Co' fUn);i—.
:Anaconda
-
14%
__
-100
American
American
28% Dec
3y*.Mar
:
..;
.
51%i Dec L.
^
555
;
/
-
Feb
13%
,
—
American Smelting & Refining—
Common
(Un)
2%
"
-
48% Apr-
19
-
a34%a34%
a34%
(Un).
«,
165
*
Oct
'
13% Jan
'
10Q
2,300
-"*
a45% a45%
.445%
Libby McNeill & Llbby __—-,____,7V
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
; <Loew'S Inc lUn) —...—.
.
15%
—20
American
1.70
-
60%P^b
'
27/b May
68 y. May
45
HWA
"
24% Apr
-
103
a53% a53%
__
American iCan Co
'65
4%
4%
-
,
Oct
43
125
215
Airlines The
6%
1:65,
69
a42% a43%
2.85 May
6% Apr
;«8
Jan
45
130
15% alfiVa
•
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•
3% Deo
100
-
6y* Jan
1.50
3,210
--
;
5>/4 Oc$
200
-
Apr
16% Jan
35%
Oct
11% Deo.
1,530
-
Dee
12% Nov
liy«Mar
23
Range for Year 4952
Utah
a45% a45%
500
American
51%
1.65
..
47% Dec
.
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Alleghany Corp (Un)
Corp (Uh)
3%
a
—
-
Shares *
(Un)
—aS8Vs a28%
■Alaska .'Juneau* Gold Mining Co—_ —10
3
33
Allied Chem & Dye
1.70
51 %
*;; Kaiser Aluminum 8t Chemical com.—1
VBrefaired
J,
——SO
Kaiser^Frajser Corp
———1
: Kansas P&wer. 85 Light :;(Un)—_—.^8%
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
- Kern County Land———~Tw——-2.60
.
for Week
Co
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Aluminium
Ltd
sy*
3%
-vP2
(Un) —,—_——•
# • ^.Lesiid /Bait--Co':
.
13%
1.30
,
——,.—
13 V*
-5%.
—•
JohnstManville Corp
:
Air /Reduction
617
-682
13%
57
48% Mar
"
—10
Abbott' Laboratories common
12%
Deo
3% Feb
Nov
2
•520
26%
High
49%
40% May
70
12%
'*
IXL
,
26 y4
International -Paper Co, (Un)_—-7%
International Tel 8s Tel com (Un)——•
Tntex Oil Co,,—
33%0
15c
Apr
-27% Noy.
18% May
.
:14% Oct
,
-
56% Dec
11
—
(Un)
International Harvester
'
438
54%
12%
,—.—30
Power Co-
Inter !-Nickel CoCanada (Uo),,
'
35% Jan
•
Mar
8
-
352
970
/
16
.
-•
ltkNov
30,000
24%:
•15%
-1
126
38
Co class .A
54%
54 V*
'
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a2V«
.^1
Honolulu Oil Oorp
——;*
Hudson; Motor Car Co --:—12 %
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation : ,—,,,15
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp (Un)
_J
33% Aug
-
4% Jan
;
€5
10C
24%
16
Low "■
53%
a2%
52%
Holly GU Cof (Un)—_—
27%. Dec
1%: NOV
•
300
8%
«c
24%
-
.
-
-Oct
25
66
1%32%
54%-
1%
'
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:
Get
31% Oct
105
1%
Corp,,,,,,-,,,,,^
Brakes
27
€%
San
WesticghouseAir
458
--
Range for Year 1952
Shares
Sigh
Low
,
—;
,
Ltd——.——*
Hobbs-Battery, Co claee B (Un)I
Holly Development Co I
1
9% Jan
-
...
Hawaiian ^Pineapple Co
Jan
23y4 -Dec
27%
ii%;
16% Jan
10
Dec
6
27%
2.50
18%Dec
1
20% Jan
-7%
$2.50 .convertible preferred———„25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
—Y_
__10
Pitts "Screw
Get
13y*Oct
-
36
-
-
fer Week
of Prices
—1
Hancock <M1
6% Dee
37%
1
5
-
16
v
480
-
6%
30%
36%
,36%
—
-
.
795
-
Jan
46
Oct
<
1,550
29%
30
32
-155
-
7%
6%
♦
56
24
22%
1
—
—
H igh
Low
....
37
19
_
.
Far.
.;
.
Goodyear Tire ^ Rubber (Un)
•
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)-—4-,—__—♦
Great North Ry non-cum pfd (Un)_*
Greyhound Corp
8
Shares
High
36%
Co,.
t
Sale Frtee
'
v
of rrices
Par
Allegheny
11
for Week
STOCKS
Biaw-Jfndx
Last
STOCKS
Salea
Wtek%
Rang*
Friday
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
83
July
Jibs
Jan /
•34% Dec
.--'40
<
•
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-
,
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24y4 Apr
•-15%. auk";;
40
NOV
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, January 19, 1953
...
(366)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
JANUARY 16
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Range
55(4
95
50
Carbide
Union
Sugar
United
Air
United
Inc
Lines
Can
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
United Paramount Theaties
U S Steel Corp common
Washington
24
Jan
Wells
2,345
21%
Jan
27% Mar
53
17%
Dec
23
Jan
70%
356
57%
Feb
69%
Dec
38
38 %
1,472
36
Feb
100
22
Jan
31
36%
29%
230
28%
383
25
29%
10%
2,206
8%
Feb
14%
90
11%
Oct
10
10%
al3%
a
13%
a
43%
42%
43%
3%
3
3%
170
3
Dec
3%
May
Jan
CANADIAN
RANGE
Montreal Stock
FOR
29%
26%
12
f
f/*
—
100
a47 A
—
--
6 k
256%
Feb
43c
STOCKS
Dec
16
Abltibl
&
Power
$1.50
Dec
Jan
29%
Sep
180
32%
Sep
32%
Sep
9%
Oct
15%
Jan
8% July
10%
Jan
10
50% Mar
63%
Dec
50
41%
Dec
43%
Feb
726
35'A
Feb
47%
220
8%
Feb
13
267
42%
Jan
280
'8
Low
Class A
„
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Steel
Algoma
Aluminium
Aluminum
Ltd
Co
-
4%
Can
of
pfd
Amalgamated Electric Corp_;
Canadian Tel Co 4%%
Anglo
Argus Corp Ltd common
4%% preferred
Asbestos
Atlas
Corp
Ltd
Steels
52%
4,055
46
Oct
39
12%
50
25
50
795
20
1,537
23
May
13
Jan
„
•
23
22%
class A
44 %
44%
44%
22
*
-l
20
•
22
22%
37%
10%
39
11%
20%
18%
•
Forest Products
,•
5%
5%
21%
5%
„•
34
33%
34
11%
•
7%
7%
7%
a34
Columbia
British
—
Columbia
B
Building
Telephone-
class A
Mills Ltd
Class
class A
Power
Class B
Bruck
Pwr
*
♦
52%
Products
•
—
Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd
Canada
Cement
1
a23
22
Ocgt
Jan
13V
86
27
Anr
Ma?Fph
Tan
18%
Oct
24
«
Apr
It'/. JaS
3914
Apr
40
Apr
52
Apr
a82
33%
33
36
'
-
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Canada
Northern
Canada
Safeway
Power
preferred
5%
Class
A
Jan
Apr
35%
nov
$1.75
30*
Jun
36*aSS
5.65
Dec
8.30. Feb
6%
Jul?
0,1/,. .Tulv
19
TVr
Mitchell
Feb
99
Oct
Molson Breweries Ltd class
99
81
47
20
99
81
Jan
Jan
1,906
41'% May
23% Dec
53%
880
275
56Va May
73
985
50
Jan
20
Jan
42
Jan
?Tatlonal„?teei»rCarJ-^
18%
12
16
Dec
18%
44
43
44%
947
32%
32%
32%
165
•
13%
13%
13%
40%
46%
—
14:%
•
common..:
-
25
—
Fairbanks Morse
Canadian
Locomotive
31
20
132
•
a22
Pacific
Railway—
Canadian Vlckers
Cocfcshutt Farm
-
Equipment
Consol Mining St
Consumers
Corbys
class
May
Exploration
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
6%
preferred
Glass
Dominion
St
Steel
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a8%
a8%.
a8%
25%
Si
__
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62
5
55Q
common—*
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103
103
*
General
41%'"
41%
43
65%
Dynamics -——;
General
Motors
J
1
65"
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Wares—
preferred
•
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Apr
15-
80
;
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■
1
.
• •
•
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,
17'
65
16%.
17
2,286
—
-
Nov
Sep
97%
Feb
•
10
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Apr
>
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18
*
Aug
1
.
•.
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44*
55'% Jun-
65%
Dec
;
Jan
37
Feb
19
Feb
64% Mar
75
Aug
52
101%
Nov
98
10"
r
Aug
I
'
110
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*
28'%
Jun
35% Dec
18%
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.
„
4
27
■
^
a94
L. •*
,
-
755
*'
200
20%
5.95
911/2
10
4
:
Orders handled
on
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has. a
direct private wire
from coast to coasts
12%- Nov
pace
39.
;
,19,.-
,
Jan.j
'54%' Jan 4.
/9.80
Jan
Apr
27
Nov i
Feb
93
Oct
.,
t
Novi
41%
Dec
34%
Jun;
93'%
Jun
885
13(4
Jan
600
25
Jan
25% Mar
540'
27
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31%
Apr
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4,730
Sep
30 - A Jan y
26%
2,541
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23Dec;
29%
Anr
V 26% May
*"39%
32%
Apr
Dec
Oct.
Dec
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:
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.
May
20'/2
Jan; j
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.
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■
Dec
35%
41(4 Oct
••
Dec:}.
28
-
Oct (
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Apr
May
'
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10
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Nov:.1
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16,600 :•
—
26
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-
:
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46
48%. July (?
Mar
24
-
1.400
J
Feb'
Jan,
Jun
17
'
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Apr i j
46
Mar
127: -'Jan
32 t-
>Jan">
47'A
19% May
175
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46
1,030 *
,
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1
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,
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98% Jan ',
May
41
'
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19
Oct
31.
205
: ?
Sep
20%
Apr
38
*—.--25"*'
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1
v
97'/2
1,791
-
^44
Oct
13 %
(525
:
95
Feb
V '**17
;
33%' Jan
lL%Aug
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,
■Jan'»
35%
.
Apr
Jan
89
20
975
St'flto '
Nova Scotia.
Royal
May
26
■
Jan
;
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Sep
P
29
■
(
Sep
116
21
,
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1,595
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46
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,
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- -.Ifl/4
v
Dec
85
^
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I*
...
1
Nov
-825
*
preferred)7.^---:--~~——25
■
Dec
325
.
a
Aug
37
2,089
Winnipeg Electrict >commo^--^~l(V; -^v^^% ( A4
5'i- prefered
—-—'-t~r———
-100 ..
.—
a9b ra97
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^m'-T&%-;r^.18% 18%
5%;; preferred
_^_25 /
t/ f .:§**.x
Jan
Anr
19% Dec
.
j—*■
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4'%% preferred' 1-—7—
—^.IOOj-.
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Jan,
28
73
VI 8io :*
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/
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.
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Jan
15
^
———.—^
i
Oct
24'/2
<
Feb
29% July
*
i
,
Jan
51%
4,365
,
21%
———r~#
Steel Coin
17
July
14
45
235
1
^50
•* 32%
—
4
Jtdst quotations on all
For footnotes
50
45
605
26%
100
C'98%983g
41
-
,
•**
,
Jan
28* Aug
135
17
101% 101%
35" r
35'
36
Apr
Dec
275
31
iZlsZ
2,376
•
20
1,863
*
T-
Wabasso-Cotton,/—:
' talker Gooderham to
Tan
lfiV»
Jun
^
•
,
Jan
'25%
Jun
...12% Oct
1,650
100
common
common.:
preferred
7%
15%
T.345
13%
-27
70
;:.;a90. *90
^ "4"
32%-
com.—•
Thrift Stores, Ltd—
Jooke Brothers J
£rifd.Oils —
Jan
10'A
Dec
200
-
Jan
20%
July
12
-
18%
Dee
21
"
*
18%'
•
op Canada common^-—1*a
May
515
—16^ 16%
Corp .common-^-
Dec
43
Aue
57A
'
13'/*
ifio
.May
125
'
12%
12
12
31
'
Oct
20% Sep
Apr
Apr
350
a22 a22%
-
__
46
13% Nov
450
.
114'2
Nov
140
6
6(6
a22%
1
I
13%
15%
15%-'
'
10%
4,140
'
Apr:-
19
100
10%
al40
13%
•
•
Canadian Corp__
20%
10
al40
-
100
Jan
Nov
21
TOO
Sicks' Breweries common^-—a-t-f-*
Southam- - Co <
31% Oct
37 % May
*
39
Jan
45%
40%
78
preferred;/—..1100 al30%" a"130% al30%
20
20,'20%""."
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Southern: Canada.Ppwer?„
.-.J.n,
.w 28 . 20
Steel Co ot Canada- common—.--? ,
; 33 //. 32% 33%
Preferred—————
—5
331 ^ - 33 33%
'
66%. Jan
I0V4 Mar
*
13
Mar"
34% Mav
275
1%
Aug
15% Dec
3,602
common
'
28
30
Julv
100
48% May
235*
14%
,
Dec
9
29
136
Ig-23%
36 Jb^a
«
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Series*^preferred,..-.-.,-^
Feb
6
14
July
16%
Famous
Power
96
30
Enamel & Heating Products
C r
10
14%
Corp—
Gypsum Lime
1,140
15%
•
Steel
15%
14%
Mar
-Aug
11% May
8
a98% a98%
Nov
Nov
10
-
^
,
Class- B,
—
—*
Sherwins Williams1 of Canada cotn.T4-? •>
Feb
2L%
Dee
4
14
30
—4—
Ltd
all% all%
—
12'
1,12535
-
92
Jan
20
18%
80
Mar
50
(
4—.
Shawinigam Wfcter & Power
Jan
lit aTv
Mav
14%
Kootenay Power
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Co*s
a4%
69
26%
26l00 oif
15%
East
Oattneau
100
790;
12%-
14%
21% Mav
4,375
Lawrence
—
Jan
25'
-"
Saguenay Power- 4%-%,- pfd. ——^..100
Jan
st
•
—
Players
82
11%
ll/2
Dec
Jan
11
Dec
17%
16
"
8
Nov
73% July
3,062
1
Royalite OlI.Co Ltau—
Dec
8%
Nov
17%
15,095
1 20 ^ 20
-
Company^--—-23
„36%,
42% Feb
22%May
Jan
'TO
a._
20
-
Provincial Transport
19'%. Jan
Dec
Feb
20
Dryden Paper
Foundation Co
6.90
-12%
'
II
Sep
200
115 >;• 115 ^115 V
43% . - ; 39 -44ye
Price Bros, & C& Ltd common.—
4> preferred-^
..--—100
Mar
29%
•
Chemical
Brewery Ltd
25%
6.90
a4%
'
•
•
1
D«raohue Bros Ltd
Electrolux
24%
80%
-
81%
12%
9'A
a26
30"
Power Corp of Canada,—
Nov
20
105
- 6.90
Apr
2,125
•
675
100
Ltd'
preferred
.■
155
9(A
_•
com
common-
preferred
5%
5,288
8%
100
Jan
144
-
25
76%>r -77
50
common—
Powell River
'
14%.. Oct
Feb
14% May
1,450'
33
*
Dominion Textile
General
16
32
9%
35
—
Dominion Stores
91c
15%
a22% a22%
inn
Jan
280
6'A. preferred ^^-:7li-i:-r--4°0;
Placer Development:-——
1
21 (A-July
it
12% Dec
1,560
16
__25
——.»
7% preferred
Dominion, Steel St CoaL
Fraeer
14% May.
18
1
Foundries
Preferied
Dow
40
32%
•'*
%
Dairies
preferred
7%
30%., Oct
17%
2.50
—
Bridge
Dominion Coal
Red
96
•
Distillers'Seagrams
.
a99
32
•
4'%
"
14%
*31
•
A
Penmans
Jan
14
31'A
'•
550
f
^f
,
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Pagc-Hersey Tube^-U-
Jan
21
•
Dominion
5%
ttpc
70
"25%
360
• -
'
•
Class B
Dome
Oct
a99
14
•
Smelting-..
Glass
Dec
"21
810
15
5,290
-
31
—
45
18
25
-
18
*
100
:
preferred
Aug
a2l a22(A
-
76 (A,
31
'
Ogilvie Flcur Mills common.
-*
Ontario Steel Products ———r_»
Jan
36
—•
Noranda Mines Ltd:—
T„n
49%
-
Feb
100
"a21% a21%^
__
Anr
32
Dec
18
6'% Aug
.
-
12
Dec
Jun
530
r^|8% 98 A
^ Ht
--
Feb
Sep
36%
Feb
9.
17
218
1,725
.
a24«
a24
common..*
Canadian Oil Companies cortu
Canadian
-
171/,
Jun
*
38
'
.1
—»
Niagara Wire Weaving—
-
—
30
t
7
July
33%
Jan
230
al5*/;al5|.15*.
46
46
Montreal Telegraph
—-40
Morgan & Co 5% preferred..—-_-100
34% Jun
Dec
39'A Mar
29% Mav
475
38
a26
:>
Ti
Nov
15% Jun
•
Dec
*•
10
A...—..;
44% Mar
May
9 /4
?-
——
25
+,960
1,750
20
Cellulose—
(Robt),
3,950
25
Jun
25
'
550
a$°
.
T*38
'
17%
18%
18%
_•
-
^78'4
52* Mar
--
9%
39
18%
18%
•
6,
16%
*
»|
*
48
19
__
•
,—
89%
10
30
128
145
*
39
50
;
Canadian
5Vc
?
Sen
25
Sep
Jan
.18* 18*
109
—;
no
Jan
__
Feb
10%
,10* ,10 ,,
-
M
*
—
Anr
19
99
Ctelanese common
Cottons
5%: preferred
Massey-Harris :
'
<?pn
25%
177
•
common
preferred'
ftniA
Tun
f?i
340
98%
58
20
23
5
18*
;
-
priority...
Ltd
1,066
98%
series
Canadian
Bioedel.class, *
Mailman-Corp
27%
98%
10%
•'
——
21%
100
common.J
St
IC W),
Lindsey
Jan
78%
pfd
1st
Foundry common
Canadian Chem
S
27%
all% all%'
Nov
100
*►
Canadian
fun
16*
21%
__
Dec
35
48%
30. 31
31
... t
32
75
78
*
100
v
21%
76%
^
La4(ror
Woods.comm°n_^_r
1 ">
Pieftrred — —
27%
Corp
—
Canadian Car &
Apr
8%
•
Breweries
Canadian Bronze
26*
Dec
so
850
25
a6.10 a6.10
100
Ltd
Steamship
Canadian
36 %
Dec
4.65
Dec
40 % May
£
\'
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--
30'A
80
»12*»12*'
al2%
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I.abatt Limited (John)
Dec
83
100
g.2%..
Jamalco^uWic Service Ltd" common..-
Tan
10
common
preferred
Canada
36
??%
50
36 %
—
No?
18*
50
a8%
9%
Dec
30
6,064
^52 53%
25 /2 26v4
™
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26 A
_*
*
Jan
23%
81% Mar
33
44% 45%
52%
11%
Sep
Mar
25'A
571
al6%alG%
44%
Feb
22
15
36
Jan
40%
8% July
110
34
64"%
Oct
30%
1,985
a82
47% Aug
13'A Aug
9.30 July
7,405
31% 32%
International Utilities Corp....
Feb
Jan
a23
-
7.50
International Paper common.
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power
24
1,670
9%
•■»*
a23
32%
^f-IIIIZI^
Canadal common—
*
Intl Nickel of
Dec
Dec
5
^2 M*.
9%
-
Industrial Acceptance Corp common—*
$4.25 preferred -4——,——100
SI.50 preferred
30
Intercolonial Coal common
100
24% Aug
17
16%
2,252
18
S%
^
20
common
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
Canada
2nd
,
i
Oct
4,016
550
oF Canada common.5
_25
Imperial Tobacco
nipf#»rrpd
Sen
20.30
Julv
162
al8
a8%
__
„_B
—
a34 a34%
al8
„
Range for Year 1952
Low
High
13 y4
250
25
17%
17%
*
common
Ret'nlng
Sep
ifil
Jun
79
1,080
British
Lgt &
Jan
Sale#
Shares
High
S8V,
Dec
11%
Si
2,150
Oil common
British Columbia
7 A
Nov''
34V.
British American
-
Tract
0%
for Week
-
8,054
24,367
3,319
37%
10%
20%
Telephone
Brazilian
!
o
3,475
275
275
23%
_*
—
Class B
Bell
1,390
al9.70al9.70
39
39
12%
12%
a79
a81
25 25%
__
25%
Bathurst Power & Paper
Jim
jun
a23% a23%
__
common
25%
250
175
51%
—
"smith8Paper"
18%'ln
OC8
17
8%
47%
52%
__
__
,
12*
4,672
445
250
46%
25%
25
*
pfd—50
•
100
Howani
Ba»e.forVt.rlW
14%
25%
.6%
•
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common
14%
Dec
Jun
309
Shares
•
•
•
•
common
Dec
44%
4% July
€00
of Prices
Par
Hi oh
14%
25(4
6%
17
8%
46%
•
—25
Paper
5% Mar
4%
18%
361
Range
Last
Sale Price
Sale#
for Week
Low
Mar
78c
715
776
Week'a
Friday
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Dec
302
LISTED MARKETS
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
Exchange
Week's
Range
Last
*(
—
Oct
27'A
Nov
2,300
Jan
a__
—
25%
Canadian Fond*
Friday
a__
85
b /2
o
9%
Jan
126
a6l%a61%
a40
a40
a46 a47 A
12% 12%
44% 44%
a61%
com—*
Western Union Telegraph (Un);——10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
12%
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
1
Woolworth (F W)
(Un)__
—10
Yellow Cab Co common
1
Jan
42%
37% May
1,162
—
25|?
Dept Stores —
Pacific Railroad Co
Western
Western
Oct
21
50c
(Un)
_
Jan
10%
(Un)
1
West Coast Life Insurance (Un>—5
West Indies Sugar
-1
Western
Air Lines Inc
(Un)
--1
July
33 %
301
100
1
T:
Petroleum common
34%
a2< % a2/%
301
301
48c
50c
4(a
4%
28% 29%
26% 26%
12
12
--
High
Low
8%
512
9
34%
3
Corp
Fargo Bank & U
8%
--
Water Power,'——- --
Preferred
37%' Dec
Apr
May
Petroleum
Westates
45% July
'25%
36%
(Un).yS
Sugar Co, common
Utah-Idaho
Jan
25%
25 %
2%
1
•
Glass Co
<fc
18%
2,482
70%
12 %
—5
10
—
-
Aircraft
Warren
28
23(4
&
United
Feb
al8 al8%
22'4
Carbon (Un)
•
Union Oil Co of California common„25
Onion
16%
17% Aug
18% Oct
26%
23'/.
al8 (4
Inc
World Airlines
Oct
Victor
Dec
10%
55 %
1
Equipment Co
Jan
1953
Range for Year
High
Low
High
60
51%
all'/# all%
__
Corp
Transamerica
Trans
LOW
396
__
Company
Shares
Range for Year 1952
High
al6% al6%
(Un)
—
Textron Incorporated common—
Convertible preferred
Tide Water Associated Oil —
Texas
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Par
Low
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
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35
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY
16
Week'a
OsiudlKa
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Par
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Co.
Deveiotiment
Niid
Angio
I
Paper Mills Ltd
Pulp &
Anglo-Can
Company
,$5
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.
common
B
Class
I
Canada
10
25
a97%
10%
17
53 V2
Dec
12%
5V2 Aug '
6,970
85
500
Gen
Canadian
General
16%
Dec
20V2
210
45
Apr
52% Aug
343^
30
34'
July
34
July
29,1/2
90
25% Mar
30
Jan
14'A al4%
60
49
a
121/a
Ltd.- -*
50
3
25
*
49
410
38
Jun
14%
Dec
43 y2
,49
410
Investments
Canadian
Jun
56
Mar
Apr
412
Jan
400
Canadian.
5%
&
acquireu
&
837
11
36%
3.20
'
•
5
31%
Oct
43
Dec
160
Jun
84
Nov
96
Jan
82
'
Nov
83
July
500
3.40
3.00
Dec
3.25
'
26
Jan
9
51/,
3.00
.
22 y2
Jun
145
a85
a85
__
-
_*
Mar
Jan
'
6.25
Feb
"
5.00 Aug
,
by
Secu-,
Paper
,
...
be
"
'
per share and common to
exchanged share for share.
Canadian Silk Products class Ai
Canadian
'
•,
•
al5
—
.
12
aI5
21
26 ya
Feb
10%
Jan
80y2
-Aug
Jan
'
60
-
914
9
9
Lumber Co—_
Western
' '
,
.
' '
:_*
v
IV2 May
:
'
•
{'.Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd-*
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A—>
.Class
/»
B
Enterprises
Combined
redeemable
5','c
;; Crain Ltd
Ltd
•
.1
j
i
Dominion
Structural
t
Dominion
Woollens &
East
Fleet Mfg Ltd
.
Great
Lakes
Utilities
6'/(
36
5,197
12
30
5011
225
50
26
26*1
325
20k
35
/.
al2
'.
5
"<5
!
Ltd
Oct
67
Jan
May
32
Feb
39%
Jan
Jan
28
Aug
4
% May
7
Jan
28
20%
20
18
July
a7
40
6
May
a77
45
79
24
24
140
,
22%
Apr
25-
Oct
Power
MacLaren
24
'
1.35
1.35
1.50
8,430
75c
63%
63 V2
6414)
1,079
50
a5„0c
,
a50c
50
a23 a24H
—
1,635
46
5
a5.00
2
30
Nov
15%
80c
Feb
18
21%
a
a5.00
a
9
4.00
9j'/4
100
8'/2
4.00
'/2
300
3.00
a
'
1
-Oct
46
preferred
Mexican
3.90
Oct
4.60
Apr
12%
Jan
May
3.90
Nov
27
8
27%
Dec
30
Feb
aSQ
7
4914
Nov
52
Jun
class A
'>1
¥2
100
.46
200
10
1011
16
20
30
39
39
3,2 5
100
14
525
48
250
45
8%
8%
125
a4.50
a4.50
9
3.00
Apr
Mountroy
Orange
Paton
.
6/r
*
*
ff__
alO%
com
-
3-.50
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Go Ltd
Stowell
Pmaiut-
Corp
Class
Watson
Westeel
Woods
,120
7%
*
Ltd
*
Ltd—
Mines
Anacon
Lead Mines Ltd
111
!
Mines Ltd—
Arnora
Ascot
Sulphur
Metals
Corp
Mines
1
Corp.
_1
Eeatrice Red
Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Belville
*
Mines
Bob's
Gold
Lake
Gold
Bojo Mines Ltd
i
Bouscadillac
r
•
Bouzan
Gold
Ltd
Mines
-1-1
*
Ltd_
55%
Dec
United Lead & Zinc Mines
161/2
Nov
Oct
¥41/2
Oct
Waite
July
17%
Jan
Weeden Pyrite & Copper-.
Jan
17%
Nov
Western
23
Dec
Westville Mines Ltd
16%
Aur
13% Mar
July
201.
125
131/2
Oet
65
28%
Jan
475
20%
Jan
26%
216
10
Oct
11
8
Dec
Bralsaman
1 i'*4
221%
150
.33
387
2014
Altex
Sep
Gold
Ltd.
Mines
Mines
Dec
Sep
Jun
Bailey
41
1
•
20c
5,000
114
8,800
10c
21c
2.08
Ltd—
Petroleums
Canada
Oils
Calgary
3.75
Jan
Jan
3c
Jan
Oct
29c
Jan
6,700
50c
Dec
3.05
lie
500
10c
Oct
41c
800
3.20
5,000
76c,
35,500
59c
17,000
3c
500
86,750
6.60
Dec
Jan
Jan
Jan
7c
May
Oct
77c
Nov
Dec
61 %C
Jan
3%C Nov
4c
Mar
21c
Feb
2%c Oct
9C
May
Oct
8c
Jan
20c
8,000
&
3c
Del
STOCK
276 ST. JAMES
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MARKET
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For footnotes
see
Dage
39
-
-
ST.
Dec
1.01
July
8.45
Apr
Dec
5.00
7%
5,800
3,200
82c
Aug
I,000
13c
Dec
15%
12
Jan
2.40
Dec
-
32 '/2c
Sep
14c
May
131/2 Mar
I,255
"
Oct
6%C Sep
10,000
8c
15
171/2 Aug
18c
18c
600
12c
3c
3c
2,000
2c
Dec
8,000
8c
Oct
28c
Apr
9%c
8,000
6'/2c
Dec
16c
Aug
14c
31,700
lie
Dec
50c
Aug
20
355
7 lac
lie
19%
-
33c
Sep
20% July
11 %
Aug
36c
May
56,500
20c
Oct
64c
36,000
47r
.Fun
300
93c
1.10
1.10
8.40
12
8C
500
1.93- Jtin
2.17
Jan
Oct
13
6c
Oct
23c
Jan
6c
May
39c
Feb
4c
4%c
II,500
3c
Jan
25c
14,000
15c
Dec
1;05
90c
Aug
1.58
500'
300
1.58-'
5
6912
46c
13%
35c
5c
6I2C
50c
1.01
Apr
73c
Apr
Dec
5c
Dec
8,100
38c
87c
Jan
3.10
Jan
74c
Feb*
Apr
19,500
10c
Apr
50c
Oct
1.00
500
82c
29c
10c
2,000
58c 60 %c
20,750
28c
500
11c
18,000
17c
24,000
4.00
4.00
200
27c
32c
2.15
28c
Jan
5.60
Apr
3.15
Apr
2.45
Apr
3.60
Jun
65,300
1.99
Aug
23c
Oct
13c
May
Nov
tic
14c
May
51c
44c
10c
16c
95c
Sep
30c
28c
--
lie
l«c
1,00
Nov
40c
38c
--
75I2Q Apr
14''/2c Jan
July
50c
500
.
1.10
,17% Jan
Dec
3; 200
'
Aug
8l '/2
33c
33,000-
47c
1.95
Oct
Dec
11%
4,500
55c
47c
-•
1.50 Feb
63%
525
33c
Apr
-•
35c
17,200
13%
I
Jun
1.60
460
-
40c
Feb
7.45
17% c
69%
Jan
Jan
d.uo
27c 42'Ac
55c
Apr
4'/2c
17%- Jan
305>
10'%
1014
59c
Jan
5c
Apr
Dec
3.85
Apr
—
28c
4,900
1.20
Oct
1,000
1.50
Jan
1,600
2.90
1.80
3.20
16c
16c
2,000
22c
29c
33c
13,800
20c
3c
2'/2c
Sep
\
5c
15c
2,0304,000
5c
12c
1.38
42,500
55c
17.600
17c
16%
Dec
1.05
Jan
9%c
4,000
19
1,045
1.72
2.05
2,700
9c 10'/2C
10'A>c
•
4,200
Jan
Jan
34c
18 V2 C Jan
Jan
25
1.71
Apr
20e
7%c Nov
5
Feb
1.85
Dec
__
Mar
34c
Dec
6'/2c
Mar
14c
•
Oct
21c
19 %
19%
,
5c
-
Dec
20c
Jan
1.04 May
Nov
II,500
514c
17c
48'/2c
Nov
-
88c
9c
(
Nov
-
'
--
17c
1.38
*
Nov
3c
30c^
1.80
3.15
1.80
Apr
-*N
_
f
a2.10
a2.10
50
2.60
Apr
2.60
Apr
5.35
5.45
2,470
4.10
Feb
5.75
Aug
--
,
5.35
34c
34c
914 c
34c
29c
15c
20c
3.65
Aug
16,050
Dec
2.05
12
46c
2,500
30c
24%
890
la'/s
Jan-
30,400
1.05
Feb
4.75 Mar
92c
Oct
24
Apr
2.30 July
Sep
42c
Jan
19'/2c
Dec
7c
Jan
2.50
Apr
1.20
Feb
3.45
65c
Dec
2.50
*
8.00
Oct
20c
129,700
3.40
Jan
17c
Oct
2.60
1,500
176,400
38c
-45c
Dec
5.90
12,135
2.80
Oct
5r
1,000
8.25
27c
1,000
C
7.35
914
Dec
—,
Feb
Gaspe
Oil
Oil
Oils
—
39c
.
3,70
70c
5.65
—1
JOHNS,
P.
Q.
1.75
12
200
11,500
51c
May
80c
Mar
7,500
28c
Oct
50c
Jan
&
3.60
3.80
7,200
2.40
Dec
3c
3c
5,000
2c
Oct
-2,300
38c
Jan
89c
Dec
Nov
Apr
62c
63c
7.60
8.15
4,825
70c
80c
43,300
5.30
5.70
1,000.
5.00
Nov
8.00 July
1.80
1.80
200
1.90
Nov
2.95
6.00
74c
Nov
9.60 Jan
•
88c
Dec
10%
19
Oct
1.00
Oct
Dec
Sep
Jan
14'4
600
2.65
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3.15
4.05
23,050
2.30
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2.50
2.50
1,550
1.90
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2.10 July
11
150
8.50
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14%
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62c
2.45
Jan
3.50.July
Apr
1.75 May
Dec-
80c
87c
8,000
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a5.60
400
1.36
1.90
1.13
1.56
1.84
1.90
18,800
1.40
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5.45
5.65
700
4.45
Dec
12%- Sep
4.25
4.25
1,000
2.80
Jan
5.50 July
95c
95c
200
83c
Dec
1.82
95c
65c
Apr
65c
80c
3,000
60c
Dec
1.70
Apr
3.50
3.10
12c
12c
500
95c
35c
88C
1.08
30,100
87c
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32,500
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1
Tfi-Tor Oils Ltd1
Westburne OH Co Ltd
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Western Homestead Oils Ltd—
10c
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Feb
11
4.00
2.50
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7.25
2.35
2.55
6.65
12%
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54c
54c
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1.95
3,750
12'4
1,90
2.47
2.50
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Oct
Dec
7.75
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1.76
Apr
2.34
Sep
5.00 July
26c?
4.25
4.35
Apr
Oct
Jan
Feb
Dec
17%. Jan
45c
Dec
95 %c May
3.00
Apr
4.20
Apr
900
1.57
Dec
1.98
Oct
Sep
3.40. Apr.
Dec
2.07 Dec
1.39
1.46
11,400
1.98
2.17
4,200
2.07
300
3,10
11%
2,400
42c
4.200
1.85
1.50
1.85
1.50
1.65
1,100
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100
1.05
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•
11%
.
1.10
1.05
Dec
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1.50
1.88
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4;40
9,700
3.70
1.83
2.50
1.39
2.00
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Oil
Valley
14%
Jan
12
40c
38c
1.85
1
Ltd
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Nov
11%
14%
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1
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1.50
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Federated Petroleums Ltd
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offices:
SHERBROOKE
22 y2
Nov
11
3°c
»2c
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Scurry
1181 St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
QUEBEC
Jan
9.20
aun
4.35
I-"1
24
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New Continental Oil Co of Can Ltd—*
New Concord Development —
—j- *
Okalta Oils Ltd
90c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
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Pan Western Oils Ltd—
1/—*
Phillips Oil Co Ltd1
Quebec Oils Development Ltd
—1
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Branch
1.53 Aug
62c
11
- -
———- —
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Rio
East Crest
Jet
MONTREAL STOCK1 EXCHANGE
MONTREAL CURB
2,530
Aug '
12
3.00
®c
j0c
1
*
——*
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co——
-2
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
*
Canadian Pipe Lines Producers Ltd—1
Central Explorers Ltd
*
Central Leduc Oils Ltd——
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Cons Allenbee Oil & Gas——
1
Consolidated Cordasun Oils Ltd-i
1
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TORONTO
9.60
Oct
—
Southern Oils Ltd
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd
New
SAVARD
6.70
3*c
Kroy Oils Ltd—
MEMBERS:
500
Sep
65c
5.75 Dec
1,625
4,810
81c
43c
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1
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Sep
Dec
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6.50
23%
—
63c
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Dec
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Feb
3.35
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41,500
Aug
5.65
Apr
1.05
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Selburn Oils & Gas class A—1
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20c
Feb
20c
33,500
314c
.
Ltd
1.62
8c
*
Ltd
Oils
Warrants
39C)
35c
8.40
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Antone Petroleums Ltd-——
.23%
Jan
29%
77,500
4c?
49,050
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Oil
Dec
*
27c
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39c
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4c
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1
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12-% Mar
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8
28
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33%
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50
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2,000
4c
39c
7c
1
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67c
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1
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28l4
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May
23
2.()0 Dec
,
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110
120
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4c
12c
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16%
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Amulet
^I6c
70c
Dec
7c
1
75
13,200
8C
1
—*
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7,255
,
75c
1
—
114,241
200
July
lie
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3.85
10c
4.00
4,400
112
3.80
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Mar
1.76
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70c 73 ' ic
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1
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Barvue
2%c
1
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8c
2.11
Jan
2%c
1214c 13:4c
—
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2.11
19,100
2.60
2111c
21!(c
2.88
•
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3c
1.44
15
25c 26(20
—
3,000
7c
38c
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Canada
Uranium
38,000
4c
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100-
53c
4c
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47c
1.76
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14
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-1
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Feb
Nov
20
11:,4
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—.—1
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1
Asbestos Corp Ltd—
1
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32
10
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2.80
38c
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20
7
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6c
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1
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United
Feb
58c
1
Rock
Steep
26c
Dec
13»/2C 1314c
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Jun
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Arno
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16
100
53
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450
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4.25
Feb
24
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6.40
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11%
3.00
45
56
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10
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1,000
12,600
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7%c Aug
13c
32c
1.48
Aug
27% Aug
Jan
12
Jan
Dec
15
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Jan
1.70 Mar
'
Mines Ltd.
1
Red Lake Gold Mines
;—1
Mclhtyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
5
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
Mining Corp of Canada. Ltd
*
Mogador Mines Ltd
1
Monpas
Mines Ltd
1
Montauban Mines Ltd
Nechi Cons Dredging. Ltd
1
New
Calumet Mines Ltd
1
New Golavue Mines Ltd
11
New Larder U Island Mines——
1
New Louvre Mines Ltd—
1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
*
New Ryan
Lake Mines
—1
New
Santiago Mines Ltd
50c
Nocana
Mines Ltd—
---1
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd*
Nubar Mines Ltd——L
—--1
Ontario Pyrites Co Ltd.
*
Opcmiska Cop Mines (Quebec) Ltd.._l
Pato Cons Gold Dredging Ltd
1
Penn-Cobalt Silver Mines Ltd—
_1
Perchcourt Gold Fields Ltd
1
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd-1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—1
1
Que Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd—1
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd——.
—-1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd-1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
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Jun
18
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38
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12
Feb
15
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14
14
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10
3.25
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a
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Mar
50
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88
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13
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25
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Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
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Apr
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7c
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1
Donalda Mines Ltd
1
East Rim Nickel
1
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1
Faiconpridge Nickel Mines Ltd
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Fenimore Iron Mines Ltd
1
Frobisher Ltd
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Gunnar Gold Mines Ltd
1
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1
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
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1
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Dec
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678
50
preferred
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17
14,950
12/2c
1
1
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Coriez Explorations Ltd
29!2
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0
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Gold Mines Ltd
1
Chibougamau
Explorers Ltd
1
Citra-Lartic Mines Ltd—;
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Consolidated Astoria Mines Ltd
1
Consolidated Candego Mines
1
Consolid Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—1
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53 %
1
7%
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44,250
8.50
1.96
2,100
1.12
7.35
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9%
17
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3,875
♦
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9%
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.ay
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9%
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Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
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35
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25
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24
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5
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1
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24
British Columbia
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Low
*
,
Range
of Prices
Sale Price-
*
'
Sales
for Week
<*
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High
Low
Par
Week's
Last
for Week
of. Prices
Sale Price
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Friday
Montreal Curb Market
16,700-.
70O
2.56
9.50
35c
Dec
4.95
ADr
Sep
14%
Apr
1.25
Apr
Dec
1.30 Nov
3.00 Mar
1.10
Dec
2.40 Jun
2.15
Oct
1.00
3.00 Sep
Sep
Dec
L35
Dec
1.19
Dec
Dec
1,50
Apr
1.50
1.75
19,600
70e
74c
48,300
55 V2C
52c
60c
212,200
37c
Dec
98c
Jan
89c
96c
65,650
62c
Oct
89e
Dec
80c
1-75
70c
55c
96c
60c
80c
200
80c
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,
1.55
1.45
1.65
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Oct
1.09 May-
2.88 Apr
■
36
Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 19, 1953
The Commercial and
(268)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
RANGE FOR
16
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Week's
We
STOCKS
OIL
CANADIAN
Canadian
Admiral
Canadian
prepared to comment on your
holdings of Canadian oil stocks
Atlantic
Oil
Stock Exchange
Chemical
Canadian
Exchange
Decalta
$1,50
preferred
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
20
14
Preferred
25%
25%
17
16%
17
6%
7
1,405
99
99
25
23c
27c
84,320
18c 19%c
13,550
31
25
Vic
1
25
Acme
•
18 %c
*
31
Gas
Oil
&
Corp
Agnew-Surpass
Ajax Petroleums
Akaicho
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Knife
Alberta-Consolidated
Alberta
Locomotive
3.05
8,000
40c
Nov
72c
900
60c
35c
80,800
22c
Nov
3.20
60,700
2.08 Dec
8.10
7.60
8.25
16,382
6.15
13%
12%
1.19
Aug
22c
2.85
72c
Oct
13%
410
30c
40c
9,900
21c
28c
6c
5%c
6c
10,500
5c
Nov
12c
11c
14c
17,000
8c
Oct
25 %c
11%
228,100
36c
36c
40c
12%
12%
1,040
62 %c
Nov
50c
78
87
Dec
Dec
3.10
18%
18%
18%
205
16%
Jan
19 %
1.73
36,850
15c 19 %c
79,420
Atlin-Ruffner
Mines
l
Aumaque
Bagamac
1
Bankfield Consolidated
Nova
Barnat
24c
'
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Oct
30c
245,225
12 %c
Oct
174,300
4.80
Dec
8.25
2.15
2.35
1,850
1.85
Dec
2.45
8c
2,500
Feb
9%c
10
40
Apr
40
374
201
37%
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4,331
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31
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98
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14
62c
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14
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72c
36,550
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Sep
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Bralorne Mines
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Dec
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1
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420
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45c
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Feb
63c
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20
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290
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416
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95c
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1.40
65c
42
100
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144,000
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214
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8c
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Jun
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Oct
2.50
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Apr
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650
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71,700
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Feb
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48
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49
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1.81
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Jan
10
Oct
85c
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6c
50c
63c
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Feb
12c
Aug
17,100
41,300
10,116
85,800
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Jan
14c
23
157/b Aug
12
83c
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2.70
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Feb
14
11% July
73 c
18c
Dec
1,380
.
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66c
1
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83c
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1
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54c
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78%
15
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•
Mines
Aug
8.00
Chesterville
Jan
13c
♦
Jan
37
Chemical Research
Feb
68c
;
49
Apr
*
Chateau-Gai
3.80 July
9.60 Jan
1
B
Apr
"31%
1
Charter
Feb
1.01
70c
38c
•
class
38 %
150
Trethewey
Chamberlain
Apr
26c
1
Atlas Steels
Bobjo
50c
28c
100
785
50
common
Wirebound
Central
Sep
1
...
44 %
32%
*
*
preferred
Williston
Central
Jan
•
Corp
43
32%
Gold
Central
Feb
44
_•
Corp
Wallpaper
Aug
1
Resources
Co Ltd
Bibls
25
l
Oil
Berens
52%
2.85
*
Asher
Bell
56%
Oct
Sep
1
_'
Hardware
Bat a
Oct
21%
•
Ashdown
Bank
43%
46%
135
1
common
Metals
Bank
887
3.553
•
Preferred
Bank
47%
52%
23%
48c
48c
•
Armistice
Banff
47
23
52
Tire
Apr
327/a
Central Explorers
Jan
•
17%
Castle
Apr
Dec
Ltd
Feb
16% May
Nov
Cassiar Asbestos Co^p Ltd__
3.70 Aug
1.80
Mines
Aunor
1.65
100
Consolidated
Aubelle
Oct
Dec
2.00
2.00
Petroleums
34
14%
8.25
4.20 Dec
•
Producers
Line
Canadian
Sep
Apr
2.00
Yellowknife
Corp
95c
2.00
♦
.
Mar
12% Apr
1,221
__—
Pipe
Canadian
Dec
47
30
2,350
common
Canadian
Jan
Aquarius Porcupine
Athona
8,690
27,120
11%
Dec
3.15
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Ascot
1.35
2.37
Nov
8
1.10
3.65
52%
1,690
18
18%
1.70 May
•
Pacific Railway
Cariboo
Oct
Ankeno Mines
Argus
Oct
1.70
Anglo-Huronian
Area
Aur
31
3.30 Aug
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Apex
69c
500
•
31%
17%
Canadian Vickers
Apr
Jan
2,025
Lead
An a con
28c
12c
25% July
2.25
25
31
17%
18%
*
Cos
Canadian Utilities
Feb
3.60
Nepheline
American
Dec
350
1.25
•
Leduc
15c
101
3.35
i
31%
17%
Dec
•
preferred
preferred
Canadian
Dec
Dec
2.00
preferred
Jan
Electric
General
Canadian
Sep
7%
96%
55,900
2.15
18%
Apr
•
Ltd
Can
American
8%
1.60
5
♦
Steel
Aluminium
American
8%
1.32
2.20
Sep
20
92
55c
*
Oils
5%
25% May
Jan
15% July
Gas
Voting trust ctfs
Algoma
8%
._•
30 1
Jun
Petroleum
Canadian
Jan
common
Distilleries
Aluminum
31
1
Petroleums
Apr
16
Malartic
8%
High
18%
Oct
25
1,376
1.55
•
Yellow
Albermont
13
390
6 Va
Acadia-Uranium
Admiral
Range for Year 1952
Low
25%
100
24
3,893
Dec
100
Canadian
8,567
14%
*
class A
Common
1,259
19
Oils—
Gas &
Canadian
High
•
Acadia-Atlantic
29%
18 %
Dredge
Canadian
Fundi
14%
29
19
Feb
82
*
Preferred
Last
•
8,505
Cellulose
&
Devonian
Canadian
Abltlbl Power & Paper common
5.60
Class A
Friday
Sale Price
5.00
Canadian Food Products common
Toronto Stock
Par
5-45
29
60
.
-25
Canadian
STOCKS
58,193
—*
•
common
Canadian
OftBaOUn
89c
Celanese common
Canadian
The Toronto
Members
75c
10
preferred
$1.75
High
85c
20
Canadian
STREET, TORONTO, CANADA
BAY
200
Year 1952
Low
84
A
Class
CO.
Range for
High
80
—•
Canners
Canadian
&
Shares
84
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Car
FIELDS
C.
C.
2
Canadian Breweries
Inquiries Invited
Low
*
•
& Cable
Canada Wire
are
for Week
of Prices
Par
class B___
Oils
Sales
Range
Sale Price
'
CANADIAN
Gairdner & Company Limited
Toronto.--
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Calgary
—
Canadian Affiliates
:
Montreal
Kitchener
—
,
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»
—
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;
,
,
■
t
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Gairdner, Stm & Company
Quebec City
•..
*
-
Kingston
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Hamilton
London
■
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it
.
.
Number 5187
yolume 177
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(269)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 1G
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Empire Brass preferred
Empire
Life
Equitable
Life
Insurance
of Prices
Low
—22
-10
25
__
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Week's
Shares
Low
21
50
19%
Oct
21% Jan
17%
51
11
Jan
18
Dec
Kayrand
16
16
16
10
11
Jan
14
Nov
Kelore Gold
Jan
Kelvinalor
2.30
Apr
Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd
1.27
Apr
1
66c
64c
80c
56,200
1
1.32
1.27
1.32
25,100
Warrants
45c
Famous
Grain
Federal
Preferred
66.439
18%
18%
620
24
25
355
22
16%
preferred
24
50
7.00
7.30
17,370
82c
78c
85c
c
16%c
21c
23 %c
25c
9,000
12 Y«
Dec
Labatt
20
13%
13%
25
1.30
1.40
•
1.50
14,880
52c
Jan
14
NOV
15% Jun
80c
Oct
1.90 Jan
5%%
*
preferred
1.61
1.55
1.79
88,700
1.05
Jan
•
Alberta
common
21%
21%
21%
608
17%
Jan
100
General
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
105% 105%
*
3
General Motors
General
Class A
42%
275
28% Aug
44
65%
505
55%
67% Dec
8.00
8.00
300
6.50
7.25
2,825
43
7.00
3.40 May
44
130
14c
1
10%
10%
Gold
1
2%c
Lake Gold
•
75c
Lake
Yellowknife
Giant
Glenora
God's
Gold
Mines
13c
18c
363,150
11%
3,196
2%c
3c
71c
78c
24,000
72,500
1
21c
20c
21c
4,500
25
23
28
293,800
Gold Eagle Mines
1
8c
7%c
9c
14,225
Golden
Arrow
1
11c
Golden
Manitou
1
3.40
3.25
3.60
12,600
*
5c
5c
5%c
_1
4%c
4c
5c
Goldale
Mines
Goldhawk
Goldora
Porcupine
Mines
Goodfish
Mining
Goodyear
Tire
class
Co
Preferred
Great Plains
Class
Aug
4.90
Dec
6.25
31 %c
40c
79,300
Apr
Sep
10
10
150
4c
1,000
14%
225
Oct
8c
23 %c Jan
3%c Oct
6%c Apr
6%c Jan
2%c Nov
8% Jan
15%
15%
65
16% Oct
17% Jan
24c
Dec
80c
May
19c
Oct
40c
May
54c
50c
40C
32 %c
.17%
16%
*
46%
46%
46%
25
1
6.70
6.70
6.75
9%
10%
1,225
46
5%c Jun
100
Mar
50
Oct
Jan
NOV
200
10
84%
65c
230,425
40c
146,200
17%
2,440
15% Nov
21%
Jan
46
Aug
50
Mar
Jan
"l2
Mar
Jun
12
7%
9%
10
650
8
450
450
155
4% Jun
May
5% Jan
'
Great
West
26
26
44
•
4.65
4.30
4.75
13,650
Gunnar Gold
1
4.20
2.75
4.35
798,750
Gurney
*
3.90
3.90
205
24
24
200
20
May
34%
35%
674
28
Jun
Gridoil
Saddlery
*
Freehold
Products common
Preferred
30
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Hahn
Brass
Halliwell
Hallnor
common
*
1
Gold
Mines
1
Lakes
of
7%c
Iron
3.50
1,000
16
331
14c 15 %C
7%
——
14
24
16 %
July
lc
2.25
3.50 Aug
Jan
17%
Oct
16c
Oct
Apr
9% May
'
12
100
6c
9c
80,500
13
Jan
Mill
15c
Jun
•
59c
63c
19,100
44c
Feb
45c
45c
46c
11,700
43c
Oct
•
28c
28c
30c
5,700
19c
Nov
*
class
28%
B
28%
40
27
3%
100
3
15
15%
5
•
12%
12%
13
2,250
1
17%C
10 %c
18c
548,200
18
18
18%
710
Oil
Yellowknife
Howard
Smith
Paper
15%
*
common
14.440
13
17% AUg
17%
Jan
Jan
Jun
17
24% Jan
Apr
"
100
5 % May
9.50 July
class
A
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger
8
Life
26c
18c
26c
212,900
57c
Jan
36
34%
36
276
29% May
34%
Dec
34%
34%
34%
479
36
38% July
40% Feb
Imperial Oil
Preferred
£1
preferred
25
.
Varnish
(John)
Joburke
A
National
Sewer
Steel
2,985
Negus
Chemical
May
Pipe
96
56%
Nov
New
32
Deo
11%
8%
12
159
Sep
New
42c
42c
47c
10,600
32c
Oct
50c
Nov
New
17
17
60
16
Dec
21 %
Jan
New
33
370
30
Dec
8,326
2,619
6c
60,200
12c
12c
1,000
1
5%C
5%ff
50c
50c
55c
1
9c
7%C
11c
73,000
1
34 %c
33C
35c
12,860
*
(1939)
26c
26c
30c
5,500
•
2.56
2.56
2.63
3,150
1
;
Gold
Joliet-Quebec
Ltd
Ltd
——
500
*
I
14,000
Labine
Calumet
New
Devon
New
11c
Maf
•
New
CANADIAN
GROWTH STOCKS
sent
to
dealers and
banks
request
on
37 Wall Street, New York 5,
Telephone: Dig by 4-3870
Wires
Toronto
New
*
Ottaw
see
page
39.
2.680
15%
100
15
16
50
Dec
Dec
Dec
Apr
17%
Feb
Jan
14
16
25
90
25
82%
25
25
21
43c
46c
12,845
55c
3,604
Jun
Feb
Apr
Mar
33c
Jan
50c
Oct
17% Jan
88%
Feb
24
Dec
50c
Apr
1.00
Apr
Jan
14%
Dec
17
22
Apr
27% Aug
7%
60c
Apr
Oct
9
Jan
1.48
May
9
125
Jan
11
Sep
13
190
10
May
13
Sep
13%
680
13
Dec
15%
28% Aug
9
.
7%
1.70
1.75
3,300
1.55
Dec
9%
Feb
Jan
3.60 Mar
Feb
52
53
175
49
Jun
53
27
27%
435
24%
Apr
29%
Jan
20c
22c
19,600
15c
Oct
80c
Apr
2.98
244,200
2.98
J
2.42
14 %c
18c
89,800
2.48
2.45
2.54
31,110
1.20
Dec
8%c Feb
1.90
Oct
3.95
23c
Oct
Sep
4.25
Apr
3.10 Jan
1.05
1.15
2.00
1.98
2.18
27,062
1.48 May
1.38
1.48
59,800
1.07
50o
30c
29c
30c
4,200
23c
Nov
48c
61c
90c
332,800
39c
Dec
78c
~~
Sep
50c
Nov
73c
Aug
19,550
59c
58c
70c
121,800
3.10
3.10
3.15
7,710
96c
Oct
Dec
1.33 Jan
9c
Oct
Jan
2.94 May
1.77
Nov
July
4.25 Aug
Rouyn
New
Ryan
New
Senator
Jan
Apr
17c
272,250
7%c Jan
20 %C
Oct
7C
9c
369,900
5%c Dec
12c
Jan
8c
9%c
26,500
Oct
30c
Apr
;
Nov
16c
Nov
13c
8c
33c
30c
40c
1,826,139
9c
36c
33c
40c
31,650
25c
Nov
2.15 July
3c
Dec
7%c Apr
4%C
6c
8.500
Ltd
15c
13c
16c
21,000
9%c Dec
55c
Jan
Lac Mines
61c
55c
62c
42,600
43c
Mar
74c
July
4%c
4%c
5c
18,500
3%c Jan
8c
Aug
6c
Mines
Apr
10 %c Apr
10c
10c
10c
6800
8c
Sep
!20c
50c
40c
G3c
47,938
25c
Oct
60c
Dec
6c
Dec
54c
Aug
17%c Dec
32c
Dec
7%c
Oil
Petroleum
;
30 %c
I
Rouyn
of
6,500
4%c
28c
5%c
1,000
3c
25 %C
32c
142.400
16c
26 %c
28c
16,100
Mar
Aug
Oct
3.65
3.95
3,316
Dec
6.75
Apr
8%c
9%c
8,500
£pr
4c
4 %C
9,000
7%c Oct
3c
Dec
10 %c
4%C
7c
Jan
17c
Superior Oils
New
8c
5%c
Merger,
Lake Mines
New
16c
18c
31,500
8%c Dec
19c
Apr
Thurbois
Canada
Yellowknife
Mines Ltd
Nor-Acme
18c
74c
7C
U_
Pacalta
15c
9%c
14 %c
Gold
Richfield
Nisto
Apr
5.50 Aug
17%
18
90
Norseman
New
92c
14% Aug
29c
Morrison
New
Sep
May
1.80 Mar
15
4,700
Mosher Long
Newnorth Gold
Nib
7c
3.20
11%
10,500
3.70
2.95
1.65 May
1.0c
1,200
75c
Dec
76
77
1,366
73
Nov
4%C
4%c
2,000
3c
Dec
10c
Aug
•20c
«19c
22c
5,100
18c
Nov
28c
May
4.00
4.00
4.10
2,390
Gold
1.00
Noranda Mines
76%
Norgold1
Norlartic Mines
Normetal
For footnotes
3,800
Jan
122,299
New
New
traded in
28,600
10%
78c
38c
Larder
New
STOCKS
United States funds
13c
4.30
13%
3.00
Feb
1.50 July
1.75
Laguerre Mines
New
CANADIAN
or
to:
Montreal
•
11c
4.10
13%
Jan
10c
Dec
43c
.
45c
New Jason
commission rates
9,500
3,600
6%
65
62c
1.75
13c
New
regular
10%
58c
1.70
16c
Jan
at
10%
35c
Nov
BONDS
Jan
36c
57c
N.Y.
73c
Nov
Petroleum
New
Burns Bros. & Denton, inc.
Dec
13c
32c
and
25c
6%
Hlghridge
Hugh Malartic
Dec
Orders executed in
on
28,200
720
New Marlon Gold
Circular
35c
8
Newlund Mines
•
32C
Fortune Gold
New
Dec
5.00 Apr
Apr
Goldvue
..New
24c
Oct
73c
7%
Delhi
28 %c
2.40
Dec
2.00 Jun
7%
Dickenson Mines
5%c Oct
33c
4,400
82c
Jan
Jan
12,940
Jan
New Davles Petroleums
Jan
May
400
46c
1.10
8c
8c
Aug
9c
2.15
40c
1.40
18C
-95c
7c
8%c
27%
Development
Dec
,
Apr
5%c Jan
140
Mines
Concord
3%c Nov
f
Apr
48c
Dec
27%
Continental Oil
Jan
Dec
18
Dec
3c
17 %c
Apr
45c
Oct
33c
27%
Uranium
48%
4%c Dec
12
900
27%
Alger
39 Vi
8c
280
3,500
12
12%
New British Dominion Oil
4%c
Apr
22c
Apr
41% May
25%
Apr
27
30% Dec
mmm9
81%
25
20
5%C
Oct
Jan
37c
class A
110
New
Mar
*
Car
110
40% May
23'% Jan
41c
4%c
common-
B
64
45
94%
12
16
Mines
Nesbitt
45%
Nov
63%
470
67%
692
Jan
17c
8,000
69
34% May
80
70
27c
_™_~2
1_
82
26%
37
86%
25c
Jan
35c
common
33%
44%
36
86%
50c
64
26%
Nov
45c
33%
44%
13
25
64
•
common
10% Jun
common
National Hosiery class
National Petroleum
National
Mar
225
15
*_•
National
,42
12
common
Preferred
Sep
32%
12
12%
Grocers
Dec
32%
Feb
1,500
Aug
*
,
33c
66c
20
*
class
Dec
•
30
12%
9c
Ltd
Drug &
Sep
Mar
76,803
75c
Oil
Preferred
25 y8
11
15c
500
35%
—
Jan
12c
7
31%
—
32c
7
32%
82
13
130
18% July
Dec
82
Dec
Dec
1,071
3%c
6c
9
15%
Naco
Apr
8c
25%
National
40c
2.27
9,000
15
200
•
Metals
Mines
23% Aug
Feb
Sep
Dec
18,205
25
6,500
*
Oils
23
July
86c
15%
5c
25
Ltd
Jonsmith
7
Dec
4.15
♦
preferred
Mining
Mines
Aug
49,690
11 %c
Corp
1
& Co
Powders
Jacknife Gold
Oils
5
Jan
72c
60c
33%
Nickel Co
International Petroleum
Jack Waite
11
60 %c
25%
20
40
International
Jupiter
400
July
Mar
Mines
20
100
Mining
Bronze
International
Jet
23%
8 %
2,000
7c
Locomotive
4%C
——
preferred
Inspiration
Jellicoe
50
'
preferred
preferred
Inglis
Int
5%
30% Oct
68c
3%c Oct
Corp common
Morrison Brass
•
common
4%%
$2
1,340
Dec
Jan
Aug
7,600
13%
5c
"
,
Acceptance
9%
14c
24c
17,750
1.70
~~~~
1
common
Lake
.$1.50
9%
6,756
9%
—
35%
23%
—
34%
5%
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_S
Industrial
1,670
1
1
10
Imperial
4%
12%
July
13% Aug
10
Bank
Indian
11%
10
11%
Petroleums
Imperial
Imperial
8
Aug
10
10%
Moore
Hunts
51%
Aug
Mar
23c
5c
ZZIZZIo
Montauban
Montreal
20 %c Jan
2,200
GrainITT
Knitting
Jan
55,350
1
'
12c
32c
Oil
Preferred
Aug
4,396
57c
8%c Feb
j
2.15
Monarch Mortgage
Moneta Porcupine
60c
57%
52c
Feb
77c
16
64%
3.25
55%
7c
July
6c
70c
43c
Containers
Feb
3.00
56
56c
2.36
10
10c
8%C
Metals
Apr
1.60
3.05
1
•
Oct
7% Apr
4%c Jan
4c
A
Monarch
Jan
12
Corp
4.00
•
Mining
Hudson
Class
Jan
35c
Gold
Mindamar
Jan
2.20
23c
Jan
9c
68
Mlnda -Scotia
Modern
24c
10 %c
26
Dec
Dec
1.52
38,500
36
Brick
Feb
Nov
13c
27c
City Petroleum
3% Mar
Apr
7c
10 %c
July
26
6c
7,000
lie
3.75
1.55 Jun
310
6c
Feb
Oct
16%
7,200
5%c
July
1.65
17% NOV
8,000
5%c
May
9c
Dec
2.25
8,100
8c
35c
Oct
41c
1,485
1.65
8%
Gold
Mid-Continent
Mining
17%
1.75
10
Midland & Pacific
Apr
34
11% Dec
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Hoyle
.
54c
Mar
Home
Apr
84%c Jan
Aug
3%
— —
Hollinger Consol
Homer
common
Island
Milton
1
200
2.25 May
1.56 Feb
Jun
12
class A
Frontenac
McWatters
Dec
1.10
17%
Mercury Mills
12
Highwood
Mfg
Grain
Mclvor
3.25 May
5%c Oct
9,208
1.62 Deo
May
14 %c
Ltd™
Oct
12
2.60
Apr
17c
9%c Feb
3%
Feb
13 %
Oct
90c
Apr
40c
9%
Oct
9c
63,430
62c
Nov
May
9c
320,800
80c
15c
12
9%c
10c
Bep
10c
7c
Aug
9% Feb
20 %c Dec
3,502
8%
60C
Preferred
32c
1,000
Oct
'
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
Dec
14c
Dec
6
4%c
Lead
Mines
82c
75
3c
6,600
72c
5%C
Highland-Bell
Holden
Matarrow
6%c Jan
29,500
14
12c
Marwayne Oils Ltd
Massey-Harris
Merrill
12,900
25c
1.68
Ltd
7,200
Feb
29c
8%
____
Marcus Gold
8,000
Apr
Nov
1.58
Martin-McNeely
212,066
May
38%
7%c
Drilling
McKenzie Red Lake
71c
May
50
11,750
•
~~
McLellan
15c
30
8,233
7
17%
Malartic
Jan
Oct
125
4%c
20c
Goldflelds.
McCabe
38%
2.50
A
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo" Mines __u
McColl
Nov
1.75
Mines
;
Jan
6c
58c
Hinde & Dauch
Dec
Consol
Mayo
38%
1.09
B
21c
7,400
Sarcee—-
Sep
3%cMar
Oct
13
Aug
35% Dec
Jun
1.65
_
Mines
class
Red Lake Gold
31c
185,400
Crest Oils Ltd
4.25 Nov
29%
17%
Gold
Bloedel
Oils
Apr
Jan
570
61c
Madsen
Marigold
Mar
9c
78c
15c
Magnet
Marbenor
35c
Oct
4%C
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Malartic
Oct
12c
1.27 May
58c
1.00
_
River
Class
Oct
14c
Mackeno Mines
&
Jan
1.15 Mar
14
Mines
MacMillan
Dec
23c
17c
Mines-.,
Exploration
Macho
May
%
27c
MacDonald
31c
16c
1
7
Goldfields
Nov
86c
High
3%c
Gold
Oct
11c
*
37%
Dec
5%c Dec
3,000
10,250
37
14
Oct
1.01
4,000
8c
75c
Hosiery class A
Long Island Petroleums
8c
7%c
15c
A
B
10c
6 %c
—
5,100
38%
class
33,500
80c
—
1.05
7c
348,843
15c 19 %c
•
5c
Jan
6c
Mar
42c
London
Macassa
2%c Nov
12
14c
Groceterias
Macfie
10%
1.03
8c
80c
common
Loblaw
75c
Sep
7,500
75c
Aug
Nov
31,000
Gold
May
37
8
60c
Gold
49c
Nov
25c
8%c
Long Lac
Feb
13% May
July
28
55c
18c
12 %c
Paper
Little
2.40
7.50 Oct
25c
7%c
Gold
14c
1
Gold Mines
Leitch
7c
1
Hendershot
Mar
1.90 Mar
23c
6% Mar
Heath
Heva
4C
14%
Mines
14c
I
Mining
Dec
5.00 Sep
2.44 Dec
9c
1
Gold
28
Jun
3.50 Aug
1,620
Headway Red Lake
Hellens
22
5,878
8%
9%c
1
Hasaga Gold
Head
12 %c
1
Gold
Hibbert Mines
7%
10,500
16
15c
*
__
65
3c
3.50
16
1
13
2%c
3c
1
Mines
Harding Carpets
Harrison
13
1
Hamilton Bridge
Hard Rock Gold
Harricana
'34%
•
Mines
Secord
7.20 Jan
3Vac Nov
17,500
7% Jun
*
Lapaska
Laura
Louvicourt
201
Great West Felt preferred
Oils
Lang & Sons
Lowney (Walter M)
Lynx Yellowknife
350
*
1.17
100
Apr
8%
B
1.00
5.40
Dec
47%
Can
May
5.40
Jun
10,600
•
of
36c
Oct
3.35
18c
2.76 Dec
*
Development
18c
Jan
24c
8
West Coal class A
Great
239,675
2.30
31c
47%
common
43c
1,200
Dec
8c
35
—
25c
Apr
3.00
6%c Jan
53,500
Mines
Great-Lakes Paper
Aug
3.00
Luz
Class
5c
1
II%
Mines
La
Lomega
Sep
89
15%
8.25 Jan
Lamaque Gold
3%c Oct
74 %c
4%c
Bousquet
Grandine
Apr
88%
__*
3,725
Leduc-Consolidated
*
A
10%
50
12% Jan
15 %c Feb
Jan
9.90
860
Lexindin
Jan
18 %
1.52
10,150
Lencourt
l%c Dec
3.00
16% Jun
30
Apr
36c
Dec
225
38c
Apr
28 %c
Mar
11,600
18
Mining
Dec
44% Jan
Nov
67c
21,700
1.92
8.50
12 %
8c
Dec
23c
1.75
17%
30
11%
7.60 Oct
11c
18 %c
38c
6.15 Oct
May
Jan
8.30
6.50 Oct
40
24c
the Woods common-
Lavalie
50
&
Graham
60,200
Jun
Oct
8.30
Mines
Wasa
Dec
*
Mackay class A
Grafton
8c 12 %c
5.25
_1
common
Preferred
Gordon
108% July
700
»
1
Geneva
Jan
5%
63%
65%
1
class A
Products Mfg
102
4.95
1
common
5
Apr
Nov
41%
5
Petroleum
General
5%
2.05
21
12c
Mar
8.50
of
6,500
July
Jan
Power
18c
32c
67,557
Exploration
Gatineau
Apr
14c
38c
Shore
Landover
Gas
Jan
1.00
Feb
Lake of
2.21 Aug
2.40
Nov
Oct
Lake
7,760
Oct
68c
Feb
15% Mar
Apr
53c
5,950
20c
18% Dec
Jun
Mar
61,314
74c
18c
65 % Aug
3.80
17c
116,000
1.53
72c
60c
Jan
30c
Nov
15c
1.21
7%c
5,200
15%
7.00
ttc
Oct
64,000
11% July
1.04
Dec
33,000
100
90c
20%
22c
315
6.55
Jan
26c
17
95c
16%
20c
13%
6.90
2.82. Sep
25c
64 y8
*
4,168
Nov
22c
13%
Ltd
20
1.65
25c
16%
Warrants
19%
Apr
15%
37c
Lake Osu
63%
Feb
12,800
Aug
Aug
10
Lake Dufault Mines.
Lake Lingman
50
2.04
14
1.05
Dec
*
1,422
50
16c
32c
22c
Jan
*
63%
16
*
17%
Ltd_
1.25
Co
Cos
•
A
16
High
Dec
1.90
(John)
Nov
21c
5c
14c
_
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Ladulama Gold Mines
60c
Dec
131,060
1.25
Klondike-Keno
Kroy Oils Ltd
Sep
6c
18c
74c
25% Oct
Jan
6.55
8,000
12c
14c
Lake
13% Apr
18%
May
23
26,200
23 % c
2.35 Apr
Oct
Low
9%c
19%
Mines
Kirkland Townsite
common
Foundation
Frobisher
59,300
81c
Range for Year 1952
High
7%c
1.90
Kerr-Addison
Kirkland
Shares
Low
16
Kirkland-Hudson H
Nov
for Week
15%c
19% Dec
26%
Apr
Sales
Range
9c
Keyboycon
Lake
class
Motor
Fraser
200
16%
24
7.10
*
Fasteners
183,150
1
Mines
Iron
1.76
•
Manufacturing
Ford
1.25
Pa
Mining
19% Sep
15% Jun
24
17%
Flash
Dec
11% Jan
1.61
20
Flank Petroleums
Fleet
33c
18%
*
common
—
Federated Petroleum
Fenlmore
23%
*
Ltd
Oils
22%
2.60
Oct
1.00 Nov
1
Fanny Farmer
Fargo
1,500
22%
•
Players
47c
•
Nickel
20c
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
21
Eureka
Pa Icon bridge
STOCKS
High
17%
Estella Mines Ltd
Corp
Friday
Range for Year 1953
High
Mining
;
u.
i
3.80
Dec
85
5.65
Feb
Jan
,37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
38
.
Monday, January 19, 1953
(270)
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
RANGE
.
I
*
Par
,
Empire
81c
1.15
1-50
1.50
1.50
500
17c
L75
10'Ac
6'-<c
7 'A
17c
15,5Qd
1,75
10'Ac
6c
7
1
——*
(1940)
Oil
1 09
-I
Mines
Northland
North
Star
North
Trinity Mining
1
Nubar
Mines Ltd—
1
—_——
Orlac
Osisko
(Eastern)
Pacific
Petroleum
Peak
2.20
5,800
2.02
2.20
212,768
16c
33,140
6c
Oct
36c
62c
66,460
40c
-Oct
Penn-Cobalt
Photo
Metals
Preston
East
May
Oct
55c
1.12
Jan
6c
9.45
Oct
64% Feb
70c
43c
40,343
4c
4%c
'14,600
4%C
5c
15%
53c
50c
56c
7.40
7.75
Dec
Dec
1.24
5c
v
75c
110
Apr
16c
Dec
52c
Nov
88c
28c
1,000
20c
Nov
24,700
51c
Dec
1.40 May
1.45
32
26
1,125
1.53
,
3,0.91
July
1.35
Nov
2.05
1,200
1.75
Oct
39
44
4,410
38%
Oct
1.40
.1.47
1.96
Jan
1.15
Dec
Vlcour
85c
37c
Nov
14
1
——.—10
7%c
—I
1
—•
1.38
8>A
8'A
86c
1.40
9%
21c
1.43
42c
'19%
10'Ac
8%.
19%c
21c
1.40
1.45
Van
42c
43c
,19%
A
1.87
Sep
•
-100
Mar
25c
Jun
10
Oct
1.10
35c
16
5c
*
*
13,480
16'A May
33%
13,200
32c
Oct
67c
May
17c
15c
17c
19,900
9c
Sep
21c
'Jan
|
26c
Nov
83c
Apr
'
Mines
Radiore
Uranium
Uranium
Reeves MacDonald
Regcourt
•
Textiles
Renfrew
Mar
Dec
35c
Jan
West
:
Class B.
Robinson
Dec
3.20
Jan
Westeel
Roche
Rowan
I—
6,315
1.50
1.47
1.55
88,400
11'A
11
11%
1,250
•1.60
1.54
1.63
10,749
10c
: 13c
5,000
6c
23 »'2
24%
7,205
14'A
Jan
2,000
lc
Feb
10c.,
*
23%
r—1
1
—
4%c
St
Lawrence
Corp
6c
2.90
3.00
600
2.40
Oct
3.25
Nov
6.50
Apr
Dec
2.25
Sep
30
24
Nov
28
Jan
Winora
.10%
13
2,982
60c
58c
60c
1,200
-■55c
Dec
67c
Nov
6 'Ac
5c
7,500
5c
Dec
11c
May
5%c
5%c
6%c
5%c
7,500
4c
Dec
8c
J—8
22%
23
260
19%
Jan
23%
7'A
7'A
50
10
Oct
10
Oct
Wood
2.05
235,230
1.68
1.88
-
ADr
Wood
Nov
61
Feb
Wool
14%
Feb
16
Oct
1.03
•47
Jan
1.75
iG H) preferred
Combing
Wright-Hatgreaves
51
1.45
-.1.65
18,356
6.20
6.40
I,375
.3.70*
2,450
Silanco
2%c
Dec
5'Ac
Sep
Yellorex
6c
15,300
2'Ac Oct
5c
Sep
Nov
Dec
3.50
26%
27%
831
93
94
441
98c
>■1.06
27,900
75c
Dec
2.05
11c
30,200
7c
Oct
114%c
6c
6,500
5c
Nov
14%c
35,200
8c
Dec
46c
May
7c
Jun
41'A
Dep
f3
98c
10c
9c
.
5%c
lie
10c
13c
4 %c
.5%c
,
'
•
,
5c
27%
20
May
89% Jah
(
424
4,500
6%
300
5
Dec;
"'
94
•3y2c May
34'A Jun
8,500
44
5%c
42 3i
30c 33%c
40,601
14c
Feb,
Apr;
Apr,
Apr,
34'A
Oil
&
Jap,
1.64
1.70
8,215
1.18 Oct
2.25 Mar,
4.00
3.50 Dec
5.50
-_i
35c
Oct
Nov
1.25
Dec
2'Ac Jan
20
7c
31
1.95
Apr
Jan
Nov
Oct
20%
Knitting
class
A_;
Apr
6c
25
Apr
Toronto Stock
Nov
14'Ac Jun
46%
Feb
220
-*
8
2.36
2.35
2.41
14,500
15
15
110
13
Jan
15
13
13
25
12
Nov
13% Mar
1.50 Jan
5.15 May
Feb
1.61
Nov
24%
25
Oct
7c
4,60
24%
301
3.40
165
Par
Asbestos Gorp
Mar
7%c Oct
29
31
393
Feb
28
1.00 Nov •
1st
^
1.00
1.10
2,000
5.35
5.30
5^0
24,933
4.05 Feb
20%
-21
180
18 Vs. Jun
21%
20%
20'A
505
18
20%
Nov
7.50
7.50
100
Apr
Canadian
-
440
22
2,675 '
10'A
96
98
48
•
..
.6.00
—L—_
25
38%;
—100
Canadian ;lngersoll. Rand
-IIIII
.75,..
400
6.15
lj.ye.
4.00
46
500
-
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39%
150
150
4.90
87-
26% Fdb
Oct
/
355
a—
113
51'A
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8.40
Dec
—A'
4.6,0 F4b
a
•
,_22% Jun
*
'
261
•
32
145
Oct
July
97
43
.
3.65 Jan
2,708
M
Mir
Jdb
170
85
10
Oct
Fbb
Jaii
20 y2
"
25
.
5.25
Feb
15% Mar
Feb
.
Oct
250
•
155
87
13 %
Apr
3.25 July
2,300
*
Oct
5.60 Dec
16%
.785..
..
46
-25
38 y4
4.90
—__^_8:
—
—
^
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j.47,, .May
■
14%
„
;
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Industries, common
•8 'A
85
35
48-
3.95
Preferred:
8.60 July
1,625
^9%
14% I
Sugar._.
Canadian General. Investment
5.70 Aug
9%
25%
98:
Canadian '.Cottonscommon__l
Nov
Feb
•
Canadian (Gollierles
Jun
Low
9
48
:9%.
1_.
Cahada ^. Dominion
1.81
Range.for Year 1952
High
9%
:
Bulolo Gold
May
20'A
July
;—
preferred—:
preferred •
15c
_•
6.90
2nd
47'A Feb
31
Shares
25 %
9%
—
Cot common——j
Brown
Jan
40
for Week
Low
Develop .—_i._5
Newfoundland
Anglo
Apr
Jan
17,200
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Jan
1.95
C
Week'*
of Frlees
-
Nov
46%
20c
Last
Apr
Nov
1.65 Nov
14,600
STOCKS
Funds
:
Friday
May
37% May
24,540
Exchange-Curb Section
Canadian
♦
2.70 Jan
4,098
4'A
3c
Jan.
Aug.
Apr
70c'
2.20
52,635
!
1.45 Mar
20c
4%
—_i„._i
1.66
100
2.05
,
14c
II,900
4'A
1.00
6%c Dec
40.131
1
__8
3,000
52c
845
44 34
8c
42c
33
8c 101
Jan,
8c
__i
—4
ADf(
4.00
32
44
Jan
42c
45c
440
44
84c
Nov
38c
2,000
9y2c
Oct
18c
50c
8c
41
25c
24,800
38C
24
35c
3,600
22c
^
__i
8c
2.80
41c
19c
__i
23
41%
■37c
'20c
Mines
20c
41
37c
—i
Min__,
Sep;
'Mai;
3.10
Yukeno
7,900
28c
*15
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
2,777
2.30
July
1.52 Jan
Dec
10,045
—.
100
10
1,985
99
Jun
4c
2.60
Feb
55
2.24
.99
Mar
32c
•24'A-
97
10
2.14
57c
16%
2.45
10
10
2.20
-m
32'A
16
24 'A
7y4 July'
24'Ac
28c
a
r Sep
Nov
3%C
31%
Mines
10%c May;
Nov
27% May
13% Oct
23
York
Canuck
%c Dec
8c
1,590
1
Yankee
4
17c
3,000
33 %
13 Vac
5.%c
LOO
Yellowknife Bear Mines.:
Mining
I
30c
27c
30c
21,950
5
193^
19%
19%
20
—...1
1.12
1.10
1.15
24,765
1.60
1.75
93
:
t
.
1.20 Nov
310
8% Apr
185
6
51%
51%
.52
3,479
49 %-
48'A
49%
53c
53c
.54c
j
r
Aug ,_a
m
6.25
48 % Dec
73c
Hayes
1j00 Apr
International
Paper common-
20C
Mar
International
32c
45c
23,977
25c
Dec
70C
Jan
Inter provincial
18%
Des
Loblaw
37
Dec
Minnesota & Ontario
Jan
Pend
17%
•
,
37<
18%
37
.1,080
.
100
-
6%
6%
80
1.48
13V4May
,27
Mar
6% Mar
1,35 Sep
7%
33
1.75
227,565
,55c
Dec
32c
2,000
20c
Oct
55Vac Jan
-17
40
16
Jun
18%
Oct
734
28% May
35%
Aug
175
29
35
32%
3358
"
nee
D&ee
3ft,
33
33
33%
Apr
Mar
Inc
Oreille
vPrice Bros
1.22 Dec
30c.
17
30c
22c
10,100
27c
:Nov>
80
Feb r
53c
85
81
.* 135
45
Jan
81%
145
70
Mav
62
62
70
50
May
66
33
33%
60
31
Jan
3b
14
52
53
2,062
28'A
28%
445
3.85
Paper
1
—-
-7%
3.95
480
38
•2,140
—6
,37
5
26%
1
5.90
*.~si«Third Canadian
-
-
Gen -Inv
Yukon Consolidated
Zeller's Ltd
—
Jun
May
2.'90
23
Jan,
I
Mav
Feb^
,Jah!
May?
15'A
Jan'
53 »A
Dec3
Feb
30
Mar
3;85 Dec
Feb
33
Nov
28% Feb
21% May
1
60c
26 '4 -26%
1.470
6.00
2,260
4.75
Dec
.8,75" Jan*
31%
32%
3,255
26%
800
Apr
Dec
33
■45c
.4.95
31%
Southwest Petroleum
•
33
41 %
20% Mar
90%
45c
*
__i—4.—
13
105
52%
-28%
14
Utilities ( __:
—:
L_—
.
J<)f ;
Feb'
m
33
Utilities *i,
37.
24c
10%
81
Humberstone, Shoe
20% Aug
Dec
:
31ViMay
-
62
Mar
•
5,959
July
75
Steei'i
8c
1.74
5
Jan
450
is
'
27c
Dominion4
48c
13,268
>,
Preferred
Oil
39c
i—1
II—I*
28% Jan
6.600
17
1
62
81%
3r181
5,000
36%
deHavil^nd-.Alrciatt^irA^sA^'
51% Dec
1.10
—I
Co of Canada common
—.Ji:,—_
Palhousie
Nov
31'A Feb
Jun
178
35
-7% May
2,274
67%
Feb
Nov
21%
*
Stedman Bros
7Vb
35c
.•
Ltd—.
2.60
10
9%
65
35 34
99c
41c
-_<>
j_.
2.24 Aug
8%
67
Westinghouse
Consolidated Paper
20%
,
—
Standard Radio class A
Jun
8%
Canadian
Jan
1.00
*
Standard Paving common
4
Canadian1 Western Lumber—_
May
21%
i.«\
1
Spooner Oils Ltd
Wor footnotes
Nov
1,000
•
.
;
Brazeau
& Gas
Starratt Olsen Gold
82c
•
1;
StanwellOil
25%
1
i
South am Co
Preferred
60c
Oct
7%
9%
„•
Siscoe Gold
"Valley Oil i
Dec
18
9%
*
■>.
1
B
25c
71/b"
50c
....J
.
'Simpson's Ltd Class A_
Steel
Jan
-
Class B
.
9T0
-
Hi
27,250
1
Silverwood Dairies class A
South
J
Aprj
4.75
5175 Oct
2.60
Jail;
2.88
Oct
3.70
43''2
Yale Lead & Zinc—
6c
'Silver Standard Mines—
Souris
1.25
Dec
48
10
Apr
8
Bilknit Ltd common
Silver Miller Mines
Class
17%
■
Jan
27%
Canadian. Marconi
;
•
-
'
1
_—-
_
July
—
42
6C
______
13c
16
"Voting trust !_■.
.13% Dec
50
—.
34c
28c
Sigma Mines (Quebec) L
213
,
Jan,
Aug,
75c * Mar:
Dec
30c
12,400
,1.46
Feb
Jan;
•12%' Dec ;
5% July
39c
Jan
H
52
Sep
14%
5%
Apr
„50e
41
160
Alexander
Oct
;
,
35c
•50
1.25
15
10% Nov
14%
5%c
6c
J
.
6.40
.
17c
8
Breweries
V
22
36c
I
8
...
Gold
23,500
30c
Sherritt Gordon
.
"
—
Sicks'
17% Mar
>12
;
344,590
B_„
Dec
4,585
1
100
33'A
class
Feb
"3.280
—
3,650
Shawinigan Writer & Power common.-*
Class A preferred J
-50
Shawkey (1945) Mines L__——;
I
14
1.60 Aug :
44%
•
21
2.20
Feb
40c
Jan
May
11c
Dec
63c
'
1.65
1.25
3'Ac
19%
44%
IIIIIIIoo
3.50
3.25 Feb
Mar
44'A
Petroleums
Wiltsey-Co^hlan
Jan
16c
—•.
Wpg Brewing
Sheep Creek Gold
9c
26c
„
Shea's
Wiiricb
Apr
6.25 .Jan
10'AC Dec
50
—
21
Scurry Oils Ltd
—2.45
Scythes & Co "preferred
■:——
25
Security freehold'Petroleums
•
2.65
Selburn Oil warrants :
—1
30c
'
49c
52,900
24%' Dec i
.
20,650
1
Tungsten——„;
(Geo) -common
A—
^
Preferred
13c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
'
Dec
18
500
2.00
■2.10 May
Dec
16
•
23'Ac
a
;
'
65c
——5
1.50
•
Nov
2.10 May
12%
Ltd
5c
River Gold
Sarnia Bridge
Scarfe class A
Dec
Dec
2.70
43ic
1.48
(
16
10c.
24c
common
•12%
Oct
1.40
52c
—j__.
Winchester Larder 4
Winward Qold Mines
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg Electric common—
Gold
Antonio
San
Sand
17c
4 %c
_8
Mar
TO
'
.
l
19%c
—
Apr
11%
Ashley
5c
;
Jan
'Feb i
3.44
1
1———
_
1
a—-a
98c
-12
——
——1
common—
14 ya
Jan
1.00
10
18
>
"
Leaseholds
1.40 Dec
18
^.,25
Homestead
525
55
Mining
22% Mar
Oct
1
Western
18,500
100
Rupununi -Gold
Industries
Ryanor
64c
'
1.95
Copper
Feb
26,400
14%
Russell
Sep
8.10
"25c
"
Sep
Dec
19
200
9c "
9c
18
Consolidated
11
"8% AUg
6c
•
;
May
8
common
28C
—-•
Mar
II,700
—
Brew—
3.25
u
Dec
56
j
1
common
Canada
22c
—
47
52
4.75 Mar
29
—8
Grocers
2.90
45'A
Ofls Ltd
38% May
Oct
Oct
46c
•
Western
5'Ac
Glass A warrants—
Class B warrants—:—
Bundle
45
135
—1
Western
Weston
-*
48
.56
.
54%
1.99
9.10
_1
Western
Western
1
—10
25
12'Ac Feb
22%
4
—
Jan
Apr
45
;
40
18,699 "
42c
—
Jan
Nov
—...
59,950
29
8,75
—^
May
32c
14%
Roy Silver—
Royal Bank
.Royalite Oil
3.75
22%
—10
39c
79c
a-8
Roxana Oils
Mar
21c
3.40
29
•
Trust—
25
62c
Dec
Little class A„
—_
46c
19 %c
3.50
1
Dec
1.25 Dec
.__8
——
Dec
Sep
44c
—
Products
9%c Mar
Mfg common
Long Lac_:
Consolidated
8%
,26%
9.00
:
Oct
Oct
24c
1
Apr
Jan
1
—8
—-
\
Jun
7
7
20
22'A
'
*
Rix-Athabasca
Robertson
4'A Mar
210
1
_—
Malartic
14,000
3.50
970
*
Zinc Mines.
Mines
Wekusko
29,000
1.65
Jan
2,466
—25
4
_.v
Grey
Jan
1.90
139,900
3.50
1.13
8%
56
—
Waterous Ltd
17c
25c
__
Apr
28'/«
*
Feb
98c
—8
A-—
class
Rio: Tinto Alberta Oils
Riverside Silk class A-
3.35
Dec
16c
—50
Amulet
Walker (G
W)
1.35
—1
—
--
2.1*0 Dec f
Dec
8%
f-r
Waite
12c
1
;
,
Mines
Renabie
1.70 Aug
27 'A
a
48
Mines
Ltd
6ils
Vulcan
1.30
80c
77^
7%
?%
.
Virginia Dare preferred
Sep
17c
90c
Oct
1.05
•
Mines
1.30
1
1
-50c
-1
1
.
1
holdings—
Util
Reef Petroleum
Water
Red
J
2 7'A
'
Ranwick
Apr1
71,500
—_
—
Western
'
9
Dec
6.75
.*
Rol Mines
Violamac
2.35 July
1.99 Mar
16 %c
61,200
8 c 11 %c
8%
Sep
20c
-*
—■,
A. preferred
Gold
50c
3,600
91
3.20 Nov
51c
1
&
Villbona
8
11,633
18 Va
"
1.49
1
class
Jan
Mar
Feb
l.ro
10,500
4,382
38%
•
&
"5%c
34,000
3.80
9
Victoria
Nov
1.32
288,900
3.65
Nov
'
43c
:
July
59c
1,000
Feb
May
16c
35,659
V/eedon Pyrite &
Labrador
—
Quebec Manitou
-I
Queeiiston Gold—
1
Quemont Mining
—•
Que.sabe Mines
—1
Quihte Milk class* A_a———-8
Quebec
3,000
50% Dec
29
65
550
23c
preferred
Ventures
Dec
Oct
8c
Dec
1.37
Steel
35'A
12c
75c
50%
460
19c
Canada
29'/*
64c
68c
Jari
,24c
*
Jun
Nov
7%c
Sep
28 y2
400
_____—.
Class B
Oct
35C
75c
60c
90
19c
United Keno Hill
Sep
48.800
1
Nov
52
1
Upper
65c
-a
Aug
31c
24c
Corp
Class B
29
.
5,030
Jan
,11c
May
36%
—
—
United Fuel class
60c
3,100
54%
-Feb
19
18'A
7%c Jan
57,695
Corp
20%
33,500
11,658
53%
(
J ;
Jun
15
19,600
United
61c
2,10
37,500
38c
Apr
655
,1.70
45c
15%
60
...
Feu
2.27 July
30'A Mar,
Apr
2,815
1.56
30
1,000
4
2.84
Jan
37,500
1.69
•69c
Dec
Jun
27
49c
Asbestos
2.70
1.26
1-60 I
Oct
1.20
100
28c
2.65
52
36%
1.91
20c
4,100
90
—
.
Oils
23%
100
7,350
2.60
United
23
4,500
27c
1.70
28c
2.00 Mar
1.10
17c
Apr('
2.75
Dec
30%
36'A
9%
63c
11
37'A
i
Jan J
Jan
*
Lead
23
15c
22'Ac Mar
28c
—•
United
1.28
36'A
9%
May}'
,,
I,505
16
1.37
Oil Pipeline
Acceptance common
Dec
1.20
5,400
2.85
Oct
3.65
Mining
1.04 Mar
82c
30
Dec '!
25
11
_100
Ltd—„__
United
Jan
69c
Nov
12'A
Oct
;
Gas
Jan
50c
17c
55c
1.95
j
39
-
7%c Dec
24c
Petroleum
Oil
Union
May
1,500
14'Ac
•
Quebec Copper Corp
t,
17-
41c
*
—
Transcontinental Resources
Triad
Apr
33,750
10
28c
—— -—
Apr
Apr
8.25
99
104% 104'A
r-
IJ
11 'Ac May
Feb
lO'AJuly
25
16%
;
53%
:
Mountain
Trend
Apr
-
'16
45c
1
Preferred
1
—
Apr
1.60
Feb
Apr
30 »A
-25
16%
-11
:
A——.
Transvision-Television
May
Sep
5.65
1
—1
—
,
Trans-Era Oils
75% Aug
1.18 Aug
Oct
51c
7,100
1
*
1
1
Dome
1.18
\
t •
1.54
Dec
-6c
105
-
28%
—
Tungsten
28,800
7.50
35c
2%c
'
1,70
Empire Oils
Trans
Apr
6,500
Jan
B
Warrants
Jan
25'Ac May
1
•
Prospectors' Airways —
Punch Petroleums Ltd—
22c
1.44
25c
——
class
Finance
Preferred
•*
Purdy Mica MinesPurity Flour .Mills
Petroleums
Class
1,075
—
35c
——
May
6,855
40c
———
1,500
■
-50
A
May
1.10
3%c
Gas—
Border
Pressed
Class
13c
71%
1-00
—
5,200
8
t)
.
Feb
14c
Nov
56c
33,200
16
:
Towagmac Exploration —4.
12c
71
40'Ac
.
&
19
Nov
6c
1.00
L50
1-98
42'A
141
3'Ac
4,085
17c
Toronto iron Works .common—L
85c
July
8Q-Tnly
4%c Jan
44,450
72c
71
1
2-20
12c
-i_-_20.
550
4,055
—<1
2.10
2.10
liSk'
Toronto GerieraliTrilsfts' _1
Traders
12,075
*
River
Gold
Torbrit Silver Mineai^^-'-
Feb
12c
—
*12
34c
Tombill
4.15
11%
——0
•
36%
16
Oct
Dec
—
————a
July
12
1'4%C.
Apr
2.90
11
70c
Jan
102
36
.
Jan
Tower
12c
•
17
Mar
8
„
2.51
Trans
——-1
Oct
95
1.35
nirio
3.20
Apr
12c
11'A
Rouyn Gold
Oil
7'Ac
15% Mar
6,000
104%
16c
•13
36%
—T
preferred
Oct
2.45
63c
common
United
—
Corp
Prado
Nov
1.10
16,000
& Gas
Power
Ltd
1.95 Oct
Oct
52c
Powdll
Premier
3'Ac
May
1.20
9c
———100
j'
130
8
:——1—
Pearson
60
9c
—_r—:—1 V
Feb
3.45 Jan
Oct.
1,160
-
1.38
1
-
River /
30,400
3.65
Oils
Powell
113,176
Union
Development
Ponder
25c
Ltd
Oils
Crow Gold Mines-
Pickle
Oct
Apr
old
Pioneer Gold
Placer
69c 74'A c
Jan
'
5D0
for
Silver
Engravers
69c
Union
Pershcourt Gold Fields
Oil
—25C
—
Ltd———
Oils
t
22c
2.55
-
15,000
20
*
Perron Gold
Petrol
7c
1.90
—*
preferred
Ltd
Penman's
100
6c
1.67
1
four
13%
99%
7c
Tamblyn
Jan
39c
13c
27,600
10c
Peak
for
new
12%
100
Sylvanite Gold
-
exchanged
Being
1,700
Teck-Hughes Gold-Mines r«:—: ——i
Thompson-Lundmark.
Tip Top Tailors J——-i-1Toburn
Gold
—J_:A—
1.
v:.l
5'Ac
1
Ltd
2.80
Sep
4c
5c
2.75
Jan
1.90
3.60
—,
2.75
12c
2.10
.
1
——~————
Feb
May
,10c
18c
Dec
2.15
.
168,600
Dec
5c
2.55
5,000
—l
21c
4'Ac Dec
7,000
11,500
8'/2C
Nat Gas
Consolidated
One
8c
■10c
5'Ac
Consol
Oils,
6c
8c
5,700
--1
16'Ac
Tayldr
17c
'
19c
1.44 Anr
3.20
Paramaque Mines_
-1
Partanen Malartic -A——————1
River
Oct
7c
70c
Oil'—-
Western
Paymaster
Dec
90c
8'Ac
-
Hershey Tubes—
Porcupine
Peace
6c
10,725
1.80
3.60
———
Pamour
Pan
21,500
1.02
1
1
Pacific
page
12c
97c
3.05
1
1
High
8.00
22c
14c
Jan
—1
-*
Mines
9,500
Sweet' Crass
Oct
17c
22c
13%
20
Lake
Lake
56c
Sep
87«C
———r—
Gold
Red
Dec
7c
12c
Opemiska Copper Mines—
Orange Crush
—
Orenada
20c
18c
1
Oct
Jun
5.85
20c
-50c
Taku
*-
Steel common
Ontario
13,900
90,7fc0
"lioo
Preferred
Nov
1,334,935
15'Ac
warrants
9%
'27 r
3.05
16c
5c
-•
Ltd
warrants
B
Oct
July
Low
8.40
Surf Inlet —'———-——
Supertest (ordinary)
Apr
Jan
*
—
Co
Pyrites
Class A
Class
4.10
17c
61c
Ontario Jockev Cldb
Nov
May
7%c May
Dec
4c
6 V*
1.90
30C
Oct
*
*
Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario
Dec
5c
-.1,500
-
Nov
1,59
15,525
7%
6c
-00c
Oils1
O'Leary
264,945
7%c
25c
11c
1-02
Selections
1.50
13c
9,300
15c
8c
Ogama-Rockland
Okalta
1.85
Apr
Range for Year 11)52
High.
7.30
8.40
1
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact —_—-—-f—
Sullivan Cons Mines
1.10 Aug
Shares
Low
1—1
Steep Rock iron Mines
Dec
35c
17c 32 'A©
--
-1
*
O'Brien Gold "Mines
15'^
29c
-I
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd..
Oil
58c
"
*
Oils
Canadian
North
North Den'ison—.
Oct
26c
1
—r
Extension
Northern
34,700
90,015
30c 37 'Ac
34c
for Week
of l'rtoes
9
Par
High
Low
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Range for Year 1952
High
Low
.
*
—
Northern
Shares
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
1
& Mines Ltd———
Northern Canada Mines
—
Oil
Norpax
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
ENDED JANUARY J 6
Sales
Week's
^Friday
j,
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
4.95
60c
63c
120
11,100
187b
187b
60
5.75.
,
...
•
38e
4.85
50c
Oct
Apr
13% Jan
fA Jan
54c
Jap
8.75 'Jaii
fiflfl
Anr
•
Number 5187
Volume 177
(271)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
39
—
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday
January
1(5
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Par
•
Aberdeen Fund
Inc
Fund
Aiiillated
Bid
85c
1.85
Mutnal Funds—
•'
92c
Mutual
Ask
5.02
4.04
; American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc..1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—I
13.05
9.99
10.86
18.81'-
20.45
,B-1 ^Investment Bonds)
B-2
Blair
2.50
8.81
24.25
—1
9.34
11.87
16.27
.
"
__1
100
Investment—
6.97
,
,y
(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
(Low
37,68
l.i 07
*
Automobile shares
lc
4.24
*
-«
14.20
3.77
5.16
Industries
General
shares
lc
Non-Ferrous
3.43
'3.28
Metals
4.12''
lc
.5.22
lc
lc
Steel
37.10
17.04
18.73
shares
Ctfs
•
of
Units
beneficial
8.03
Life
beneficial
of
7.55
Mutual
Invest Fund
2.12
Mutual
Shares
11.34
34.26
24.16
25.83
Mutual
18.56
1
20.60
interest
29.21
14.80
Values
2 VaS
_1
15.81
14.14
Low
8.49
9.23"
7.10
7.78
20.18
Priced
Preferred
Stock
22.12
3.17
3.45
15.94
_1
9.53
1
7.25
7.92
_1
8.02
8.77
5.17
Bond
Stock
5.65
3.87
4.23
Series
Series
Series
—
—_
_1
6.00
6.56
_1
10.90
11.91
Com Stock Series.l
5.76
6.30
Series
Stock
Priced
Series
of
Resources
Fund
Inc
3.06
lc
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
shares
9.64
10.56
Building shares
...—lc
Resources
&
Pioneer
17.26
Putnam
5.13
5.63
„_5
25
Fund
14.88
15.33
18.16
l
18.90
1
3.17
3.46
Fund
(net
Inc
asset
57.59*
57.59
29.39
value)—*
29.39
8.07
Selected
2'/a
13.77
14.89
8.46
9.27
Shareholders Trust of Boston—l
26.56
28.66
Sovereign
Fund
Shares
9.20
l
8.40
Investment Corp„•
Farnham Fund
1
69.00
•72.50
22.69
22.96
Investors
7.32
8.03
13.74
15.04
State
Street
_lc
2.85
Stein
Roe
shares—
3.14
_lc
4.65
5.11
Technical
Equipment shares—
stock, shares—
-lc
8.61
9.44
Television-Electronics Fund
-lc
7.52
8.24
_lc
4.40
4.83
shares—,
Tobacco shares
1953———
January 29, 1953
February 5, 1953
February 13, 1953—
Februaiy
19, 1953
February 26, 1953
22,
January
March 5,
&
Fund
Inc
8.85
i
1
Fund
Inc
5.34
-
9.64
.
15.71
14.41
1
Inc
Texas
.r
5.84
_lc
7.01
7.69
11.48
12.55
United
12.42
*.13.50
27.65
28.48
United Income Fund Shares
1
12.62
Inc__1
12.53
United
Science Fund
1
6.10
1
12.15
Mutual Fund inc
4.82
5.21
24.40
26.38
10c
1.93
2.11
1
-11.12
,12.02
Plan Fund Inc.
Hudson Fund Inc
Foundation Fund
Investors
Street
Shares Ltd—
Group shares
15.29
Bank
1.37
shares
17.97
Stock and Bond Group-
13.26-
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Investors Management Fund—1
America.
Series
6.67
Bankers Trust
.American Equitable
61%
63%
118%
122'%
5
114%,
National Bank
of the City of N Y_
—100
Franklin National Bank—
First
Guaranty Trust
Hanover
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Manufacturers Trust Co—
19.38
20.95
Meadow Brook
4.25
4.61
11.10
1
2.25
2.57
—1
5.41
1
—
20
New York Trust—__———25
Public Nat'l Bank <fe Trust—17'%
Sterling National
—25
United States Trust.
100
City Bank
Deposit of Md
Philadelphia.
Fireman's Fund of Frisco
Assn
of
Firemen's of Newark—.:
Great
Fire
Amsterdam
54
287
52%
116%
46%
295
53%
119%
117
272
48%
122
282
River
Northeastern
202
-
84%
47
53%
55%
Pacific
47
49
Trust & Savings
Harris
Northern
.
-
.
.
„
258
405
265
;
420
Trust Co—
410
390
dividend
stock
Ex-100 %
Cleveland
-20
,—100
National City Bank
16
Union Bank of Commerce
10
National Bank
Cleveland
Trust
Co
33
405
42%
42%
34%
420
44
-
44
Detroit
49%
10
Detroit.
National Bank of
51%
Angeles
Los
25
National
105
107
348
363
43
45
Pittsburgh
Bank & Trust—100
Bank & Tr—20
Peoples 1st Nat
Portland
First
42
67
36%
National Bank_20
44
65
12 %
National Bank
United States
St.
Louis
„„
,
_
Nat'l Bank—20
National Bank—20
Exchange
Boatmen's
17
Manufacturers Bank ft Trust_20
Mercantile Trust Co
25
Mutual Bank & Trust—-—25
St Louis Union Trust
20
Tower Grove Bank & Trust—20
United Bank ft Trust
100
National
First
38%
42 %
45%
50%
53%
26%
BanK
Francisco
San
96
Bid
Bonds—
Bank of Amer N
T & S
A—6.25
Security Issues
Ask
Elec 3%s
29%
47%
•„
50%
62
59%
63%
60
180
160
31%
33
42%
44
Mills 5s—-
Beaunit
3'As
Edison
Boston
1972
—1982
24%
60
10
Light
3%s—1982
Washington Wtr Pwr
3%s~1982
Power ft
102%
103%
101%
102%
104
105%
103
105
102%
104
104%
105%
102%
106 % -*ffr7%
100%
101%
%
33%
9
Public Service—
preferred
100
8c Southern
Ohio
4.65% Pfd
100
Central Illinois
4.92 %
Columbus
50%
8
Bid
•Bands—(Coat.)
Utah
Stacks-
72%
45%
31%
101%
31
43%
48%
Calif
Oregon
3%S—1982
Power
3%s
1982
Commonwealth Edison 3%s-1982
Carolina
Pow ft Lt
62
103
101%
101%
104
Fire
Peerless
64%
67 %
5
19
103%
102%
102'A
Elec
Dallas Power ft
Gulf
Lt $4.24
States UtU
pfd-100
10
101
103
Phoenix
Providenoe-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)_.
10
30%
Georgia Power 3%s
1982
9%
10%
10
33
29'A
Republic (Texas)
St Paul Fire <fc Marine
37%
39%
Seaboard
64%
Security
10
Surety
U
S
10
Travelers
0
39%
10
41 %
43%
167%
172%
Accident—
,
10
10
100
i
Fidelity & Guaranty Co..2
U
S Fire
45
47
U
S Guarantee
40%
43
Westchester Fire
99%
101
99%
101%
3
35
Pacific
Tel
Southern
99%
3%fi——.1979
99 %
99%
1967
106%
107%
—1972
100%
100%
'39%
"52%
"42%
41%
; 54%
44%
790
810
"66
68
'46'A
48%
10
131
137
—2
25
26
& Tel
Production 3%s
81%
Gas
Tennessee
100
Lighting 3%s.l982
51
-12%
Island
Long
32%
2
—
28
62%
...1982
Power
4.44% pfd-100
Household' Finance—
100
k—
20%
10
Casualty Co—"—
3%s
Florida
92
41 %•
.10
28
70%
X22%
xommon.1
.10
52%
30%
10
(New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Steamhoiler.
Recent
27
49%
28%
——5
2.50
—3.33 %
Standard
Fire
93
100
100
Bank
National
First
,
90 %
2
Pacific Indemnity Co
'
101%
61%
Hartford
56
Bid
Par
'
49
74
Hartford
25%
—12.50
Northern
81
S
Bank and Trust—-25
Illinois
Bank As Trust—33 %
176
5
—
Casualty.
North
.
1.94%
2.00%
Ask
(Detroit)—10
_10
29 Va
,24%,
b2.04
b'2.08
—
(TAB)
1953
58
10%
Hampshire Fire
197
.1953
1953
1.92%
Companies
Amer
x9%
Fire—.
16,
19,
1.90%
b2.02
57
4
York
9,
April
1.94%
b2.00
25 %
103
17%
35
105
41%
Home
33
102%
New
April
June
b2.04
1953
Mellon Nat'l
104%
New
1.94%
-
1953
104
1977
60%
Xl6
2
101
Appalachian Electric 3%s—1982
Arkansas Pow & Lgt 3%s--1982
39%
—
358
Amer Gas &
Fire
b2.04
April 2,
(TAB)
1953.
Security-First
25%
——
Union
19,
54
46
40'A
63 %
Republic
American
Hanover
;
72
_5
8c
410
23%
57%
'
Globe 8c Rutgers Fire
',95
87
Glens Falls
172
& Manufacturers
Casualty
Bid
88%
10
National-Fire
National
18. 1953
March
March 26,
39
National
10
10
.10
.10
Y_10
64%
10
General Reinsurance Corp.
Globe
37%
44
37%
.10
Fixe
Arner
Insurance Co of N
Lincoln National Life—.
Jersey
New
.10
Federal
Par
Insurance Co of North
39 %
.
91
•
Employees Group AssocEmployers Reinsurance-
National
37%
•
Life—I-—10
Continental Casualty. Coi^.—.10
Crum 8c Forster Inc
10
Fidelity 8c
22%
367
Continental
*62%
Shippers—.—10
5
Connecticut General
Companies
Merchants
30
.
20%
Insurance Co
Camden Fire
72
160
—10
237/a
1,510
100 1,475
67%
20
65%
20
Inc.——100
& Co
68
50
National Bank
Freeport N Y
(J P)
398
.
2.59
Independence Trust Shares
North Amer T 'St Shares—
21% 4
53%
—
.
Commerce_10
6.56
27%
x28
Fidelity^ Ac Casualty_5
-American of Newark
2%
American Re-Insurance
10
American Surety
25
Automobile
10
Boston
—
(The) Bank
Industrial Bank of
of
10
100
20
Y
Square N
22.55
26
92
36 %
51%
American
Bankers A
35%
14.72
Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 prior preferred
10
$1.05 convertible preferred—5
Massachusetts Bonding
5
Merchant Fire Assurance
5
88
34%
10
—4
Amur-
xr20%
10
6.00
9.75
Ask
Bid
110%
.10
-American Automobile
Trust——10
Fiduciary Trust
Franklin
6%
Chicago
-20
Alliance
10
68'%
156
—
Bank &
Federation
National
1956
—10
March
1.94%
Central
66%
16
20.68
2.50
1955-
1.90%
b2.04
53
'
(White Plains N Y)
Empire Trust
50%
51%
6%
Co
Trust
56%
55'A
Exchange'Bank <fc Trust -20
County
390
49%
'
'
"
378
10
10
l
E
8eries
.10
Life
American
36'A
r.—15
14.42
Trustee Shares—
Series
Par
-Agricultural
'
*
City Nat'l
Insurance
—
Bank
National
Chase
1
Inc
34%
Co__10
100
--10
1
Investment Co__
18.27
Aik
b2.00
12,
Ask
Type Trusts-
13.03
Insurance
Casualty Ac Surety-
Manhattan
the
of
Bank of New York
Morgan
Unit
Diversified
99c
shares—
Wisconsin
1.90%
1.90%
'
Bid
1953
March
Chicago—(Cont)—
l
Investing Corp
Whitehall Fund
1.85%
Bid
Par
1
Fund Inc-
Value Line
Wall
Fund
Accumulative
Wellington Fund..
Institutional
1953
1.50%
1.70%
1.85%
1.85%
York
,13.72
Utility shares.
Companies
Growth
b2.00
bl.95
b2.C0
b2.00
b2.00
b2.02
b2.02
—
Bank & Trust
Corn
(net asset value )_•
Amer
Bills
Ask
Did
_
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Com
9.72
15.-.6
le
shares
10-
United States Treasury
Continental Bank & Trust
7.36
lc
shares-
6-
20.43
9.33
lc
lc
2-52
19.74
14.12
shares—lc
9-
2-53
2.20 %
8-
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund
1-52
1-
b2.35
2.30%
New
l
Inc
(Geo)
Stock
3-52
12-
2%%
1-53
8-
Chemical Bank & Trust
10.88
9.93
2.20%
b2.375 2.25%'
11-
2.25%
2.15%
1-63
1-62
32
Republic Investors Fund—
9.t4
=
2.20%
b2.35
2.25%
2.05%
1-53
1-52
8-
26%
8.63
8.80
b2.35
1-53
1-53
2.UO',
b2.30
2-63
2-62
7-
6.85
6.35
25
Pine Street Fund Inc
10.35
7.93
3-53
b2.30
b2.35
84-
6-
20.04
2.50
10.21
15.77
administered shares—lc
General bond shares
L_lc
Industrial Machinery sharei-lc
Institutional bond shares—lc
8-
1-52
5.03
18.54
Trading
9.45
Fully
4.59
-1
5
9.32
lc
Electrical Equipment shares-lo
Food shares
lc
2.20%
10-
3.39
Inc... lc
Fund
Fund
preferred
Petroleum
'
shares
Merchandising shares
___
England
$1.50
Ask
b2.35
2.30%
Canada
9.28
Natural
Bid
1-53
Due
Ask
1.90%
7.45
9.91
Aetna
97.12
7-
Dated
Bate
Bid
10.42
8.47
Aetna
97.16
97.4
17.11
9.04
Aetna
97.8
1957
1957
b2.25
2-53
12.88
Series
Industrial
Low
11.62
11.91
lc
—lc
Investment Co of
1,
1,
99.7
99.5
2-
1-52
2.05%
-1
Corp
Securities—
Stock Pund-lo
1
1
Automobile shares
Insurance Group
Oct.
100.2
10O
Due
Dated
6-
2.00%
7.13
Speculative
7.55
10.87
Series
Income
Common, (The)
Group
April
32nds—
2.00%
_1
*
Investors
Bond
35 %
6.87
-1
interest
New
Bank
97.24
1956
1,
Securities-
6.34
Aviation
1%S Oct.
1953
1954—.
2.20%
64.30
Incorporated
98
l%s April 1, 1956
.9789
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
.14.14
5.83
Income
98.19
98.4
.0057
l%s March 15,
17.46
__l
59.80
Howe
98.17
1955
97.28
l%s
in
1,
1955-
15,
15,
98.15
98.13
99.9448
1953
are
Dec.
(Cont)-
99.9838
1953
1.
15.
l%s Dec.
1 %s
16.09
20.70
Guardian
99.8
116 %
115%
1961
Bid
l%s March
.0446
100.0258
1953
31.41
1
Inc
Balanced Fund
2.93
33'/a
1
Fund Inc
Corp
General Investors Trust—
Shares
.95.14
98.28
1958
Notes
Treasury
Treasury Notes—
19.36
22.38
Industry
June
Aug.
21.62
17.91
National Security Series—
Balanced Series
Natural
Growth
95.6
MitarHy—
Ask
Indebtedness-
15.
Rate
Corp.
beneiicial
National
20.03
2.67
10
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
lc
Common stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
.2
Futures Inc
1
i
l%s
2s
Shares
Trust
Nation-Wide
5.46
5.27 r
80c
--8
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Railroad
1957-1955
99.22
99.14
1,
!
99.30
99.24
1956
1,
r
1953)
2,
99.30
Bid
of
1%S Feb.
Stock
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
32.64
First Boston. Corp__
Steel
May
Certificates
Fund—
10.43
Fidelity Fund Inc
RR
Oct.
2%s
1,
Feb.
-
100
99.24
8.80
interest
Growth
1.93
6.89
1
1
Fund--
Railroad Bond
l%s
100
99.22
5.33
10c
Inc
7.98
7.28
1
Equity Fund Inc-.——
.
1O0
99.24
1954
5.80
4.84
Inc
Massachusetts
Of
Petroleum
1953
1953
99.28
1,
Feb.
fi
1951)
1954
I,
1,
1,
5.75
5.32
l
Fund
Bond
Investors
Mass
6.08
5.55
88c
Howard—*
Balanced Fund
Mining
Nov.
2%s May
Dollar Price
4.54
lc
shares
Fund
stock—1
Investing Company
Low Priced shares
(dated Jan.
Due
100.1
1,
1954
1,
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
36.72
Eaton 8c
Chemical
17,
Aug.
2%s
3.62
Petroleum
1
Fund Inc
Aviation
99.30
3.78
,1c
Furnishings shares
Paper shares
Inc—
Dividend Shares :
.
1953
5.68
13.39
Growth
Stock Fund
1
Diversified Investment Fund-l
Group
100.1
4.15
31 »/2
Funds Inc—
Capital
99.30
Nov.
Nov.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
4.67
Equipment shares_lc
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Business
29 y2
1
Industries
1963
(dated
Due
Funds—
12.39
Funa
General
15,
Maturity—
Managed
Diversified
Gas
May
37.68
Com
Fund
(Net Asset Value)
7.58
—
Net
Financial
2%s
100.1
10.82
Priced
Manhattan
Stock
100.1
99.31
6.36
9.90
Home
Concord Fund Inc.
Dreyfus
99.31
—
8.'2 3
*17.21
Consolidated Investment Trnst-l
common
B—_
19.23
5.98
'
15.83
Inc
Diversified
ser.
1953—
99.6
98.30
1955-1953
Panama Canal 3s
7.53
141
136
Bond & Stock
Diversified
1953,
15,
2%s
17.67
6, 575 -:/
"
Vegh Mutual Fund
asset
value
Feb.
April
16,
Ask
Bonds—
Bank
1,
2%s June
20.58
j
21.50
19.88;-
100 6,425
Preferred
De
2%s Feb.
4%s
39.11
Stks)_l
17.59
Christiana. Securities corn-
Delaware
100,1
12.85
__1
Trust.
Composite Fund
99.31
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
29.97
35.85
18.86
Knickerbocker
10.10
—1
Inc
Chemical Fund
Fund
A—
27.20
Canadian Fund Inc
Composite
27.47
1
Stocks)-.
Com
ser.
2.30s
19.79
(Appreciation 1 Id Stks)_l
(Income
1953,
2.20s
12.46
18.14
S-4
8.82
22.43
24.83
Canada General Fund
Commonwealth
11.42
1
S-l" (Quality Common Stks)_l
.
25.83
—I
Bullock Fund Ltd
.
l
Bonds)
Pfd Stocks)
—
Feb. 16,
2.30s
20.36
8-3
23.26
-100
Street Invest Corp-
Century Shares
18.66
1
Land
Federal
2.00s
27.60
23.84
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net asset valueBroad
(Speculative
26.39
=
8-2
10.99
21.63
23.89
Loan Banks
Bid
Ask
Bid
24.60
il
32nd> of • point
Figures after decimal point represent one or mora
2.00s
Bonds)_l
Bonds)
(Income
K-2
10.06
•
1
Boston Fund Inc
Priced
K-l
8%
of America
(Low
Grade
B-4
75/B
2.20
Inv Tr
(Medium
B-3
Beneficial Corp
Bond
31.57
Keystone Custodian Funds— ",,
^
\
Blue
l
Federal Home
llOO
1
Holdings Corp
1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
30.95
4.37
•
•
Ask
Mutual
Fund Inc_
5.43
Bid
Par
Funds—
Johnston (The)
1.01
37/8S
preferred
4.40%
Oklahoma
4.92%
Texas
—
Natural Gas—
preferred B
Eastern Trans—
4.75%
6.50%
preferred
preferred
i/T
50
.100
.100
year's range), b Bid yield price, d Deferred
o ma yieia
Ex-interest, f Flat price, k Admitted to Hsthig
change.
n Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash ulet (not
liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges, wd
Issued,
x Ex-divldend.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
:
a
Odd
lncluded
•No
lot sale
in year's
par
value,
(not Included in
range),
53 /2
93%
100
includedJn^ yejr^ura g h
When deiiverea.
tThese bonds are subject to
04%
101
delivery stook (not
sales *X-
e
tin default.
54%
all Federal taxes.
♦Ex¬
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(272)
clearings this week show
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
yvith a year ago.
us,
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
the country,
Jan.
from which it is
1.2%
be
all cities of the
for
those
preliminary
against $18,361,740,752
this center there is
0.4%.
United States
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
above
Our
year.
of
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
17, clearings from
corresponding
the
stand
totals
for the
last
week
$13,581,357,873
at
week in
same
At
1952.
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
Of
COU USE
THE
Bank
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
the foregoing will appear in our issue
cannot furnish them
CLEARINGS
time of
going to
the
elaborate
cases
totals record
previous
was
—
an
ter
increase of 4.2%, in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
trict of 8.6% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
of 9.3%.
The Chicago Reserve District has
the week
an
managed to enlarge its
by 14.4%, the St. Louis Reserve District by 3.8%
Minneapolis Reserve District by 6.2%. In the
Kansas City Reserve District the totals show an
improve¬
ment of 7.1%, in the Dallas Reserve
District of 20.7%
increase of
totals
the
and
week in
same
1951. Outside of this city there
8.6%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
increase of
an
Philadelphia Reserve District of
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
regis¬
7.9%.
.
10.0%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $18,449,060,051 against $16,774,516,938 in the
(including this city) the
gain of 11.1%, in the Boston Reserve Dis¬
a
trict of 8.4% and in the
statement, however, which
are able to give the final
For that week there
10.
not available at
we
and complete results for the week
ended Jan.
having registered an increase of £1.4%. We group
the cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
which they are located and from this it
appears that in
the New York Reserve District
the week ends
as
are
has to be estimated,
detailed
present further below
we
ter
We
Accordingly, in the above the last
press.
day, of the week in all
In
of next week.
today, inasmuch
Saturday and the Saturday figures
was
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
BANK
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
.
Monday, January 19r 1953
and in the San
Francisco Reserve District of 8.7%.
Per
'
York
New
1953
1952
Cent
; $9,257,161,825
Week Ended Jan. 17—
$9,220,148,772
+ 0.4
+ 6 4
—12.8
— 2.9
— 3.8
Chicago
1,006,660,212
946,004,994
Philadelphia
1,065,000,000
1,221,000,000
543,597,026
——
Louis
fit.
382,669,892
,
341,600,000
—
_
559,963,090
368,009,615
Boston
Kansas City
352,700,000
—
3.1
517,411,000
521,969,449
—
0.9
Pittsburgh
409,213,301
385,992,597
+
6.0
Cleveland
483,166,821
466,733,582
+
3.5
304.983,775
279,835,575
+
9.0
Francisco
San
Baltimore
-
In the
five
Other cities,
—
days
five
0.3
+
days——__ $14,296,303,575 $14,337,017,951
6.5
3,353,935,670
3,570,461,915
all
cities,
cities,
All
Total
1.0
670,787,131
cities
Our usual
714,092,383
week_
for
$18,581,357,873 $18,361,740,752
+
1.2
-Twelve Months-
-Month of December1952
1951
1952
1951
40,515,597
30,082,354
337,805,179
443,5041076
$54,325,400
$692,906,100
$730,308,400
Stocks—
shs._
Bonds—
Railroad & misc.
Internat'l
$79,101,000
Bank-
77,000
118,000
939,000
569,000
gOVt.—i.
6,818,500
6,079,300
73,836,490
91,150,020
U.S. Government
45,000
2,500
194,050
1,975,500
$86,041,500
$60,525,200
$772,875,640
Total
bonds
__
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the 12 months of 1942 to
1952 is indicated in the following:
Months—
1951
1952
No. Shares
January
February
——
quarter
May
quarter—..
9,574,847,279
1,101,696,562
4.2
1,009,968,895
791,882,412
+
8.6
530,905,453
10
"
443,793.111
948,873,286
863,074,507
+
9.3
Chicago
6th
17
+ 14.4
799,976,717
1,186,722,972
9th
970.641,630
+
3.8
588,550,755
470.974,073
+
6.2
+
_
"
1,227,581,087
1,072,913,281
4
"
569,085,855
7
"
10
"
614,918,985
6
"
456,359,512
548,348,100
455,630,076
574,251,264
377,986,009
10
"
1,019,751,714
938,436,924
18,449,060,051
16,774,516,938
9,220,374,330
8,489,284,263
Louis
Minneapolis
10th
Kansas
Dallas
City
12th San Francisco
483,740,889
Outside
.112 cities
York
New
City.
19,179,374
45,647,098
We also furnish today a summary of the clearings for
For that month theife was an
59,819,556
November
and
8.6
8,634,612,684
7.003,159,645
+
Month of December—
1st
Reserve
30,239/276
2nd New
14 cities
York
"
5,770,698,284
"
5,789,242,617
4,826,455,036
4,843,164,490
"
2,874,122,437
2,464,931,436
6th Atlanta
16
"
4,431,783,573
3,898,164,694
"
8,736,235,969
7,255,437,071
+ 20.4
8th St.
Louis
524,799,621 272,203,402
48.389.813
43,085,469
28.890.940
27,243,935
of bank
clearings at leading cities for the
the 12 months, ended with
December in each of the four years is shown below:
and
1951
CITIES IN
1950
1951
1950
$
$
$
7
"
2,870,675,446
2,595,935,893
2,504,218,051
"
2,310,876,375
2,277,515,763
2,043,293,987
+ 11.5
1,968,089,492
15
"
3,565,952,954
3,350,489,423
+
6.4
3,177,677,550
11
"
1,611,781,490
2,721,634,622
3,508,738,363
3,275,495.054
•+
7.1
3,031,812,808
19
"
2.434.262,612
12th San
City
Francisco
44,923 41.575 38,757 35,101 461,724 431,774 399,303 358,845
Chicago
4,351
3,712
3,748
3,174
45,067
44,780
40,674
35,806
Boston
2,720
2,267
2,384
2,039
23,594
28,334
22,953
25,348
Philadelphia 5,474
4,562
4,468
4,091
56,635
55,433
51,102
45,243
St. Louis
1,506; 1,300
1,302
1,186
16,019
15,994
14,896
13,605
1,888 : 1,561
Pittsburgh1,615
1,308
18,483
19,189
16,782
14,754
San Fran._;
2,602 • 2,343
2,117
1,858
26,768
19,512
27,350
21,982
Baltimore
949
1,357 t 1,135
1,059
14,280
13,645
10,796
12,154
Cincinnati898
763
1,106 1
906
11,327
9,928
8,516
11,054
Kansas City
1,681 ; 1,572
1,511
1,353
18,446
18,041
16,707
15,147
Cleveland
2,152
1,817
1,364
1,729
22.094
21,580
15,177
17,683
1,491
Minneapolis
1,317
1,261
1,031
15,940
15,842
14,113
12,696
5,085,401,354
4,541,812,377
+ 12.0
4.220,031,319
3,742.356,023
94,783,975,581
183 cities
84,936,058,328
+ 11.6
80,057,332,151
70.801,932,553
Outside New York City,
43,360,563,786
+ 15.0
41,299,496.355
35,699,950.010
We append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts
Reserve
Districts
Boston
2nd New
3rd
1952
14
__
York
lith
1.9
30,596,541.677
27,583,466.957
479,158,607.852
448,582,219,128
+
6.8
414,311,558,649
372,242,388,854
53,916,451,865
47,697,783,873
49,955*823,413
45,345,703,803
43,296,992,080(
22,476,056,19-3
33,535,840,1961
67,943,544,341/
24,901,729,003
19,502,162,753
30.188.422,203
26.861,083,107
40,127,987,755
'
"
58,519,764,224
+
2.0
59,036,291,212
57,220,389,525
+
3.2
M
30,233,803,142
28,853,159,196
+
4.8
25,517,834,803
37,968,919.092
59,695,716,109
16
"
47,129,036.772
"
90,681.090.767
J
7,435
6,870
2,792
2,171
2,046
1,645
28,371
26,622
22,855
19,435
/Louisville
768
702
659
605
7,927
7,578
6,934
699
696
687
534
7,980
7,994
6,833
5.911
1,612
1,575-
1,498
Total
"
30,239,630,745
29,673,046,902
+
24,498,358,704
24,164,617,890
+
1.4
««
39,144,073.532
38,286,799,029
+
2.2
M
M
124
469
275
4,954
4,396
3,733
78,110,378.151
1.9
"
19
27,499,162,301
21,776,757,480
.
33,995,573,664
38,779,000,551
35,764,599.924
+
8.4
53,973,173,832
53,252,291,927
+
1.4
987,237,919,019
939,809,246,728
+
5.0
850,137,952,905
756,362,463,33*
525,513,883,272
508,034.719,348
+
3.4
450,829,318,558
397,517,336,243
31,143,248,007
"
__
__
York
—
—
—183 cities
City
The following compilation
.i
the clearings by months since Jan. 1, 1952 and 1951:
covers
MONTHLY
Month*—
.Taniisr*
•
533
450
411
357
5,680
5,408
4,671
4.053
St.
536
491
470
385
5,795
5,627
5,184
591
529
455-
7,117
6,986
5,972
5,175
Indianapolis
283
266
292
239
3,315
3,235
3,063
2,737
Richmond _;
831
719
637
563
8,676
8,196
7,198
564
564
515
5,371
86,124,299.857
—
.
February
74,986,263,042
Total, 1st quarter
-
66.527,847,791
81,958.651,608
......
'1952
-
85,296.357,305
+
—
1951
$
2.0
:
3.9
37,567,574.994
43,174,930.252
.
Total
6
September:
+
6.9
42,907,683,052
41,560.943.883
+
2.4
78,182,751.483
+
8.1
42,019.506,016
43.522,772,865
41,672,979,631
232,934.952.142
+
5.8
128.449,961,933
125,504.876,180
472,883.457,095
74.438.003,576
81,352,817,387
August
77,466,283,437
77,285,912.222
487,841,606.768
months
+
74,881.838,320
71,892,394.958
—
128.083,263,723
246,525,139.698
quarter
128,689.054.264
72,981,067.793
2nd
0.6
84,860,024,392
Total,
+
82,850,552.041
79,128.486.330
__
June—
239,948,504,953
84,546,100.827
April—
—
44,314,290,276
241,316,467,070
.
,
+
'
3.2'
+ 13.2
40,048.171,161
44.320.933,613
•
+
/
3.3
0.3
+
.
4*
+
2.3
+
40,253,664,906
-
7.3
2.3
03
—
253,588.139,903
43,351,100,082
2.5
21
+
42,270,952.666
257,139.016,197
+ 14.0
—
oir
Dec.
46,201,398,453
40,302,724,282
9.4
Inc.
$
45,211,399,730
*
6.433
Memphis
Inc.or
Dec. %
$
84,371,552,420
4,540
667
—
1951
1952
$
3,086
Buffalo
CLEARINGS
Clearings. Total All
1,295
141
334
3.4
11
,
6.097
Omaha
135
•
7.7
+
15
Dallas
6.329
365
+
7
;
-
164
43,770,755,114
87,692,172,763
«
16
.
Oft*
_
7,893
$
+
*
__
Minneapolis
Kansas
1949
$
34,029,431,106
31
.
Twelve Months
1950
17
„
'
8th St. Louis
or
8
_
Chicago
9th
Inc.
Dec. %
16
„
_
6th Atlanta
1 Oth
$
34,669.135,801
"
13
Philadelphia
7th
cities
Twelve Months
1951
$
1st
in the 12 months for four years:
Twelve Months
Twelve Months
Federal
__
567
+ 10.6
49,865,209,504
Total
Outside New
New York
612
1,992,693.554
16
1949
$
649
5,937,679,613
'
1952
722
3,838,212,601
3.091,940.905
Kansas
Jan. 1 to Dec. 31—
1949
$■*■'•$
4,319,665.959
Minneapolis
12th San Francisco
DECEMBER
J
$
t
2,249,195,014
3,387,534,543
7,158,583,437
+ 13.7
31
Chicago
27,243,935
337,805,179 443,504,076 524,799,621 272,203,402
4 '
+ 19.6
7th
4th Cleveland
Month of December
8.4
2,467,473,800
3b,2/o,355,0 JO
4,730,949,407
4,789,593,185
+ 16.6
+
1949
$
2,751,183,836
40,083,463,509
+ 19.5
8
5th Richmond
$
42,962,697,083
17
39,293,123
1952
46,555,827,465
16
95,427,998
«'
1950
+ 15,4
Philadelphia
Richmond
59,819,556
CLEARINGGS IN LEADING
or
Dec. %
Cleveland
4th
151,294,838
December
Inc.
$
2,878,181,784
"
30.032,854
course
1951
3,322,781,351
13
3rd
98.290,275
—
by 13.7%.
in the San Francisco Reserve District
12.0%.
$
Boston
are larger by
19.5%, in
by 16.6% and in the At¬
28,890,940
43,085,469
25,676,879
totals
The Chicago Reserve
20.4%, the St. Louis Reserve
Minneapolis Reserve District*
of 11.5%. In the Kansas
City Reserve District the in¬
crease is 6.4%, in the Dallas Reserve
District 7.1% and
1952
Districts
Reserve
District registers a gain of
District of 10.6% and the
the 1951
40,515,597
Paul
14,322,292,753
land Reserve District the
$94,788,975,aggregate $84,936,058,328. In the New
York Reserve District the totals show an
improvement
of 8.4%, in the Boston Reserve District of 15.4% and in
the Philadelphia Reserve District of 19.6%. In the Cleve581
96,736,048
Quarter
Denver
17,069,806,585
District
4th
v
752.482,934
+ 10.0
Reserve District
December
Providence-
294,199,092
934,814,536
lanta
95,427,998
48,389,813
42,530.542
-
Milwaukee-
477,067,135
8.7
+
increase for the entire body of clearing houses of 11.6%,
the 1952 aggregate of clearings having been
39,293,123
98,025,118 151,294,838
25,981.175
;
378.131.075
610,017,029
387,687,161
55.260,715
27,988,591
33,641,623
36,394,904
345,213,801
-October
Detroit
455,686,020
7.1
the Richmond
17,767,357
241,069,131
New Orl'ns-
646,343,665
+ 20.7
the month of December.
11th Dallas
69,155,630
Nine Months
'
924,715,703
7.9
+
19,313,984
48,244,665
24,135,223
omitted)
1,170,105,375
+
9th
171,913,501 247,188,683 251,889,199 112,401,104
Quarter
"1000,000
7,605,932,633
568,286,677
10th
41,604,044
September
BANK
8,783,992,159
1,026,938,913
21,135,600
27,402,150
20,904,978
of
+ 11.1
1,084,782,929
57,140,389
17,179,755
38,456,890
August
The
564,599,19-5
617,135,936
18,825,034
34,289,734
24,115,424
month
S
679,788,326
1,069,926,795
42,576,115
33,406,252
40,411,025
78,064,270 100,148,774 135,495,807
months
Year.
1950
$
8.4
+.
"
5th
1949
25,515,558
—
July
Full
Dec. "c
642,578,325
8,616,239,933
6
No. Shares
23,585,782
June
3rd
1S51
n
147,039,909 116,393,392
28,962,930
Six
or
ZZZZZZZIZZ
No. Shares
70,180,730
41,233,877
35,625,302
93,849,231
April
1950
No. Shares
37,141,073
27,195,265
29,512,893
March
2nd
Inc.
$
696,683,288
_
Richmond
Federal
1st
1952
zzzzzzzzz:
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
5th
$824,002,920
Foreign
cities
r
CLEARINGS
monthly detailed statement of transactions
Description—
of
BANK
$
12
_
Total
for December and the 12 months of 1952 and 1951 follow:
Number
OF
Atlanta
3rd
the New York Stock Exchange is appended. Results
on
Federal Reserve Districts:
summary by
6.5
day
one
all
days $17,867,265,490 $17,690,953,621
five
a
1953
Boston
11th
Total
furnish
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
2nd New York
8th St.
cities
we
SUMMARY
7th
10
following
Week Ended Jan. 10—
+
41,662,975,289
—
39,537,662.057
14
7.7
3.9
+12.1
495
5,954
5,776
4,928
Total, 3rd quarter
239,193.909.572
221,212,236.854
+
8.1
127,720.204.856
Seattle
750
684
630
504
8.466
121,454,302,252
8,195
6,909
+
52
5.794
Salt Lake C.
359
324
Total
313
266
3,687
3,516
3,094
2,804
727,035.516,340
694,095.693,949
+
4.7
384.859.221.053
375,042.442,155
+
2.S
164
133
128
113
October.
89,904,120,106
83,271,715,601
+
8.0
48,521.153,639
November
46,282,824.737
75,509,306,992
+
77,505,773.850
2.6
42,268.299.076
43.348.888.670
December
94,788,975.581
84.936,058.328
+ 11.6
49.865.20S.504
43,360.563,786
Hartford
-
Tot.27cities
'Other cities
Total
Out.
all—
1,684
1,526
1,385
1,313
81,552 73,124 69,136 61,349 845,199 806,375 732,247 653,040
13,236 11,812 10,921
'94,788
N.Y.C.
84,936 80,057
9,452 142,038 133,434 117,890
70.801
987,237
9397809
850,137
49,865 43,360 41,299 35,699 525,513 508,034 450,829
103,322
9
months
756.362
Total 4th quarter
397,517
Total
months
12
260,202,402.679
1
^
—
,
now
add
our
detailed statement showing
13
e
140,654.662.219
132.992,277.193
+
5.3
939,809,246,728
987,237,919.019
5.9
+
5.0
525,513,883,272
508,034,719,243
+
3.4
t
10.047,461
9,145.118
24,213,295
19,504.131
2,720,585,656
2,384,917.260
13,353,138
9,665.967
5,961,548
5,537,900
+
5,428,655
,
Inc. or
1952
•
Dec. %
:
Holyoke
Lowell
New Bedford
SpringfieldWorcester
yotai (11 cities)—..
1952
Ire.or
1951
$
$
Dec. %
$
2,285,908
2,238.461
+'
2.1
^'"^,509,318
+ 20.7
1.618,104
1950
$
104, 503,562
6.4
5,492,530
4,548.781
+14.1
252,331,926
28,594,903,647
237 081.689
28,334, 780.269
+
0.9
566,418,022
533,209.988
6.2
+38.1
123,732,982
115 720.263
5,577,968
567,063,233
+
6.9
3,199,655
469,456,625
2,030.616
+ 57.6
7.6
62 480,336
3,092,738
64,681,104
+
35
2,235,572
4,558,562
+19.1
60,288.426
56, 327,116
+
7.0
1,107,125
1.013,553
+
9.2
10,737,934
+ 34.8
125,913,676
119, 808,142
+
5.1
3,100,817
2,423.814
+ 27.9
44,847,251
+21.3
560,856,492
511. 147.650
+
9.7
12,515,138
10.537,565
+ 18.8
1,159,374
2,541,623
11.310,452
9.056.403
164,488,552
33,921.063
1 33,650,604
72,934,907
New Haven
Waterbury
Hampshire—Manchester
Dec. %
1953
110,342,690
42,781,244
Connecticut—Hartford
Bhode Island—Providence
9.9
t
Inc. or
14,472,227
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall River
+
1951
54,388.706
Portland
Hew
1951
Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
years:
—»—January 1 to December 31-
1952
$
First Federal
+15.0
+
figures for each City for the month of December and the week ended Jkn. 10 for four
Month of December-
Clearings at—
49
2.5
245,713,552.779
i
We
—
61,617,084
15,926,700
3,322,781,351
+
4.382,654
1,001.043
2,061,59$
"
,
+26.1
439,664.880
404, 714,997
+
8.6
9,604,852
8.195.406
+ 17.2
+23.1
1,684,587,471
8,401.177
40,878,610
32,448.445
+ 26.0
6,746,735
747,051,222
1,526 888,134
711, 738,835
+ 10.3
+18.4
30,493,666
+
5.0
17,143,233
25,980,503
+21.0
198,423.500
15,276,437
+ 12.2
181 440.400
14,725,235
+
9.4
12,692,49(3
+21.2
1,612,124,300
1,575. 561,600
+
2.3
32,891,700
8,582,810
164,253,700
10,600,662
+
5.6
135,569.400
19,271,600
.
+24.7
+
+23.5
28.958,100
+ 13.6
94,233,485
87, 238,063
+
8.0
2,045,593
1.9
r|i-r~ 696,683,283
2,878,181,784
*
-
^15.4
s.
31,669,135,801
-•
34,029,431,108
1,697,159 J *
642,578,325
•
1,669,742
27,355.803
1,461,613
8.*
679,788,325
564,599,19#
+
t
31,243,800
+ 20.5
'
v
Volume 177 ^Number 5187...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(273)
-Month of December-
Clearings at—
1952
"ijjn
'
...
$
t
January 1 to December 31-
1951
Inc.
*
or
1952
1951
•
Dec. *
$
41
Week Ended January 10
Inc. or
1953
1952
Inc. or
1951
1950
$
$
Dec. %
$
*
Dec. *
Second Federal Reserve Bfetrict—New YorkNew lork—Albany.
'
115,641,684
*. Binghamtom.--
;
mil
lain
m"*
-•*
Elmii
»ii
a—
Jamestown
19,841,071
11,969,741
'•
Syracuse..'.
10,579,861
+ 13.1
!
8.7
106,918,249
41,575,494,542
+
86,075,774
'
97,849,409
.
New Jersey—-Montclair.
Newark
277~241~518
1._-.
New
Jersey.
'
Oranges.
——
233,514,218
282,179,182
(b) 5,891,350
331,857,799
v.
x+i
lb)
1,366,600,889
+ 21.1
71,085,953
15,129,998
75,748,996
16,280,604
.
461,724,035,747
900,024,835
7.6
178,762,529
+
+ 29.2
+16~7
3,348,245,997
(*» '
5.0
108,295,350
8.8
+
7.3
—
—25.8
42,795,912
4,049,366
42,956,500
4,112,752
•
+ 28.2'
105,638,026
2,328,329
3,963,854
2,290,321
9,228,685,721
6.9
5.9
29,473,642
19,735,273
2,289,689
2,633,631
8,435,193,901
+ 13.5
17,898,492
+ 11.4
8,285,232,670
-
3,270,624
+10.6*
""
,
1,852.£>'
.
2,015,555
7,319,133,109
27,343,364^'
17,941,395*
+10.3
23,282^40
15,255,707
:
+
9.5
23,534,507
(a)
<a)
—
2,709,67^994
+70.2
I 81,704,017
.
0.1
—
909,193,210
46,644,116
109,351,557
"""
26,650,551
1.1
—
2.5
+
2,018,204
+
+
909,847,899
178,973,329
2,707^239^701
+ 17.6
5,191,385
"
>
995,362,504
31,743,531
9.6
+
431,774,527,380
1,289,946,204
8.1
+ 21.2
6.0
+
115,331,989
108,129,082
'"
+
116,721,954
+
.
Utica.
Connecticut—Stamford-
Northern
1,712,527,509
:
189,741,658
5,408,555,736
5,680,491,309
126,972,646
9,426,832
;.'ai
„■
+ 18.6
44,923,766,077
ir ,*■'vI,
;rv,
1,816,049,135
207,904,311
+ 24.6
131,076,529
York
Rochester
5.9
+
15,926,085
450,366,103
10,242,241
_
•
109,224,881
:
533,985,018
m'jiU* %
.
New
'
.
■
0~1
54,142,638
51,097,554
20,382,013
+ 15J5
13,528,346
58,072,885\ V. .1,
*
6~0
+
.
18,645,087
(a)
,
45,747,812
53,675^99
823,223
3,176,255,098
(b) 90,923,168
+
5.4
67,791,057
58,148,816
479,158,607,852
448,582,219,128
+
6.8
9,574,847,279
8,616,239,933
—15.3
68,691,791
68,650,463
+
0.1
1,276,420
7.4
1,387,670
82,604,610
82,875,640
0.3
2,258,178
+ 32.7
„
1,508,356
77,528,025
68,384,079
+ 13.4
1,727,352
1,435,582
+ 20.3
1,259,067
1,192318
4^521~582
mis
5.0
3,8447091
3,845,974
1,119,000,000
1,038,000,000
1,051,000,000
883,000,000
v
•
+16.6
65,451,398
11.1
3,783,992,150
7,606,932,633
8.0
1,476,530
+ 49.7
7
1,419,904
1,126,391
1,215369
;
"
Total
cities)—
(13
46,555,827,465
■nf.
Third Federal Reserve
•).
r
12,962,697,083
5,897,054
8,312,115
5,759,818
7,642,549
'
'
:
31,131,645
Lancaster
26,540,866
17,542.933
5,384,499
7^68,484
4,562,000,000
20,585,538
'
Lebanon
V
■
"
"
.
5,859,725;
Norris town.
<c)
Philadelphia.——
5,474,000,000
Reaoing—
16,390,916
Scranton —__.i—_
Si,.
14,320,309
,
30,485,056
1,332,494
£±
t
23,701,962
1,171,003
7,897,152
Bois_———
Hazelton—_l
Delaware—WilmingtonNew Jersey—Trenton
+ 17.3
6,792,705
327,602,611
315,717,100
+
231,491,171
221,762,405
+
4.4
61,306,054
+
5.2
8.8
64,472,564
(c) 7,761,925
•
56,635,000,000
55,433,000,000
+18.G
166,592,347
330,349,095
2.4
146,253,110
+28.6
307,015,503
326,605,961
161,344,002
301,335,419
—
-
.
-
Fourth
Federal
;...' '
Columbus
3,260,649
3,044,359
7.1
6,094,133
6,238,190
2.3
3,715,114
6,698,770
3,450,394
6,165,602
•
4,493,387
14,490,362
•
10,261,738
3,154^74
5,445,036
3,053,920
+
1.9
11,924,593
+
9.2
78,796,302
+-
2.5
645,882,428
510,720,221
622,121,576
+
3.8
12,440,842
11,247,205
503,595,405
+
1.4
10,025.737
8,113,719
+
23.6
59,695,716,109
58,519,764,224
+
2.0
1,170,105,375
1,084,782,929
+
7.9
5.3
7,$45,115
8.5
9,465,540
7,601,191
2.5
220,814,630
7,231,837
203,227,433
+
+
+
8.7
168,740,071
+
4.9
215,109,815
376,303,727
+ 13.2
'40,620,200
-
*
51,556,144
+ 17.3
48,937,344
+ 16.7
"
4,826,455,036
+ 19.6
+ 10.6
8,176,728
7,924,579
1,101,696,562
924,715,786
-
U,
37, 660,149
„
31,462,359
+ 19.7
396,516,583
418,495,383
906,923,450
1,817,898,749
+ 22.0
11,327,425,502
2,152 012,967
11,054,995,624
+ 18.4
+
2.4
413,485,242
176,784,300
394,245,369
+ 14.7
22,094,018,158
2,127,623,600
21,580,725,584
202, 724,200
" "'
"
2,029,687,400
+
4.8
40,261,100
35,578,500
2.9
124,160,076
120,062,089
+
3.4
Hamilton
13
,
,183,383
12,817,097
023,392
+ 17.5
68,919,743
66,910,613
+
322,964,986
308,740,949
+
4.6
7,519,738
6,035,651
+ 14.6
510,739,483
493,633,261
+
3.5
10,608,555
10,584,502
+ 17.7
298,338,243
281,094,846
+
1,223,714,706
369,392,415
370,085,621
30, 285,570
Youngstown
+
30 376,958
25,799,177
134 ,092,515
104,612,292
+ 28.2
1,381,200,371
3 932,679
3,617,895
+
8.7
39,919,375
2 826,000
40,286,605
+
0.5
29,575,779
31,196,650
+ 21.0
18,483,612,716
+ 11.5
19,189,226,571
339,037,391
244,693,955
__
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Beaver County.
Greensburg
23, 967,149
2,811,051
1,561,171,625
27,553,609
23,695,352
Kentucky—Lexington-
50, 550,911
West
^51,220,010
23, 509,928
21,583,112
_
Pittsburgh
1.888, 764,807
_
Erie
30 709,242
'
City
Virginia—Wheeling(17 cities)
34,371,400
6.1
7,
...
283,340,303
'
3.0
+ 22.7
51 074,124
5,977,339
24,674,046
44,563,027
Lorain,
Total
9.4
1,106, 548,643
__
Cleveland...
Oil
8.4
13,016,276
60,479,873
';i'v
'
Cincinnati
Newark
1.4
5,869,360
Reserve District—Cleveland
Ohio—Canton-:—..
Mansfield
3,181,473
6,364,334
80,734,432
57,090,518
5,770,698,284
7.8
3,136,148
1.1
+13.8
-
(16 cities).
2~2
4.0
+
+16.3
J
t
Total
+
173,577,132
+14.6
-
■+
88,768,093
+ 20.0
+
.
—
38
+ 17.3
26,384t992
13,972,162
York_——
—
13,819^55
30,237,206
Wilkes-Barre—
Du
6,962,007
7,696,396
Chester
.1
+
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
Harrisburg
8.4
+
■■,
5,789,242,617
4,843,164,490
1.1
+
307,493,471
232,383,913
+ 19.5
59,036,291,212
4,789,833
11,205,689
8,606,04$
—
0.2
351,003,079
284,433,593
1,026,£88,913
+
4.2
1,009, $58,895
791,882,442
3,535,576
+
8.3
0.9
5.2
+
+
278,119,998
3.8
4.5
+
>
0.8
57,220,389,525
„
.r
,
+10.6
—
240,112,652
^
6,260,845
0.2
+ 12.9
—.
.—
324,306,494
246,747,967
1.3
8.9
+
—
+ 24.6
+
+
3.2
3.2
1,069,926,795
v; !■%>.
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond
West
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
17,279,835
831,878,186
South Carolina—Charleston
24,509,206
Columbia
49,936,989
Maryla nd—Baltimore.
1,357,685,320
Frederick
Sixth
(8 cities)
Federal
4.7
5,181,437
267,997^425
+
4,657,032
67s;
253,755^915
1127596,179
11377577,089
+
To
ll674Tl,525
2,464,931,436
+ 16.6
30,233,803,142
28,853,159,196
+
4.8
617,185,986
563,286,677
+
8.6
530,905,453
24.300,091
217,79^039
3.3
118,475,005
383,193,842
1,370,500,000
33,253,373
+
25,613,851
—
+
0.1
.*•
+
—
583,601,969
+
+
20,200,000
46,266,486
;+
52,106,411
7,111,456
+
3,004,6 14
91,822,245
5
443,793,111
_
322,400,000
23,702,994
88,659,458
306,900,000
+ 11.1
7,841,958
8,594,334
3,117,256
341,821,279
+
2.5
25,718,307
-20,716,412
+
9.5
+
5.1
83,129,161
271,400,000
223,700,000
;
8.8
—
.
71,747,454
5,678,617
..
,4,781,792
287,696,820
+
4.1
232,281,792
+
2.8
476797837
5,Ti4~929
—1276
4,9~17"660
47139082
6,034,509,963
+ 12.3
156,876,335
134,616,123
+ 16.4
124,176,497
95,729,109
480,034,302
453,530,897
6,594,266,602
+
+ 11.7
1777245,519
1357«T27330
+ 30JS
13378977348
10,080,472
8,767,495
15.0
8,651,346
101,820,628
6,934,893
7,365,464,382
444,171,679
C
5.8
416,494,594
+
6.6
236,252,010
3.8
3.9 '
276,420,925
238,857,293
6,777,498,797
-
i
229,079,200
+
3.1
245,989,000
+
6.2
+
6.6
+ 12.6
565,890,387
231,725,000
530,944,725
3.8
90,206,451
81,077,066
+11.3
3.6
29,163,023
28,359,529
+
+
r
7
+*
"
—
2.8
604,321
—10.0
671,401
722,947,477
649,532,395
+ 11.3
7,898,705,667
7,435,697,933
+
6.2
147,725,789
154,805,443
—
4.6
4,431,783,578
,
Reserve
Michigan—Ann Arbor
3,898,164,694
+ 13.7
47,129,036,772
43,770,755,114
+
7.7
948,873,286
868,074,507
+
9.3
799,976,717
646,843,669
*2,700,000
2,538,581
+
6.4
1,790,617
l,906,284t
12,732,169
12,027,114
+
5.9
liTo9,976
11,287,437
6,"4~02,669
5,890^825
+
8~.7
7r5~4~7"862
6,"743^497
* '
9,206,231
'Flint—
8,375,059
9.9
90,482,987
86,549,899
+
4.5
2,792,452,082
2,171,314,134
+ 28.6
+
6.6
22,853,772
53,954,476
+ 12.5
28,371,736,034
294,991,386
26,622,357,301
25,707,429
;
...
291,255,672
+
1.3
'
;
60,343,949
Jackson
"
12,247,605
*
Lansing—:
Muskegon
Bay city—
17,742,760
8,995,088
27,220,879
12,999,960
"
10,841,459
8,949,622
30,901,696
_
Indiana—Fort Wayne
34,110,271
Gary
Indianapolis.
33,489,497
+
+ 11.8
640,745,931
647,802,500
—
1.1
+ 36.2
120,924,348
108,661,070
+ 11.3
+ 13.5
335,671,593
+ 11.7
+ 36.5
374,793,639
170,487,592
154,696,345
+ 10.2
+ 21.1
110,832,484
105,608,199
+
+
1.9
396,004,114
5.0
377,312,350
+
5.0
770,299,631
+
+
2.5
67,619,104
266,949,093
42,339,492
16,394,381
22,916,394
+
1.9
180,045,308
173,148,808
+ 30.5
320,615,767
+ 28.5
4,954,475,627
6,728,406
365,114,957
5,447,053
278,399,872
4,396,404,365
+ 23.5
66,522,467
63,741,401
+
8,759,342
+ 14.3
106,755,536
106,394,270
+
0.3
16,709,837
,
i—
29,908,914
Milwaukee—
469,278,250
Oshkosh—
'■*
Sheboygan____
5,607,676
5,021,253
4,116,342
1.5
67,812,000
57,194,000
1.1
47.235,091
Terre Haute.—
6,384,070
53,481,000
4.4
10,009,715
-l...
Wisconsin—Madison
+ 13.8
4.3
3,235,113,278
85,838,185
283,086,102
"
South Bend
634,635
116,639,649
District—Chicago—
.
1
Detroit
Grand Rapids
97,118,964
7.0
553,720
141,854,661
Louisiana—New Orleans.
Federal
3.6
+
25.9
+ 13.3
7,383,279
Total (16 cities)
0.1
+
+ 24.0
20,285,460
Vicksburg.
+
+ 18.7
37,382,276
20,988,000
;
1,148,496,802
4,544,348,807
15,191,7)00,000
0.1
—12.2
42,016,505
•
,
3.7
23,488,868
-
1,148,745,371
4,705,732,681
16,234,700,000
379,928,909
9.8
+12.0
534,125,950
.
21,065,183
Meridian:
"'**
J
+ 26.9
803,197,036
6.0
3,315,668,668
+ 11.6
+
483,597,000
'
493,451,282
—
+
2.0
9,059,620
54,296,000
8,923,113
1.5
9,359,757
7,981,176
4.0
3,575,752
3,082,218
+ 16.0
3,569,208
2,807,662
108,880,947
89,919,271
+ 21.1
89,801,635
—
+
+ 15.2
+ 12.7
1,690,046
1,437,221
+ 17.6
17,422,235
17,235,673
+
4,107,181
3,515,027
+ 16.8
43,351,285
38,898,973
Rapids—22,696,497
21,517,445
145,541,425
73,937,870
241,671,646
1,785,009,363
70,141,669
2,897,549
3,390,163
•••9,726,386
7,993,173
1..— T'
OHW
mi
r
tm'mmimmmmrnmmt
rn
69,782,235
t
lm
it
+ 11.4
___.
Manitowoc
i.
Iowa—Cedar
6,017,553
285~4~7~9~654
+ 17.6
+
0.1
42,370,800
__
Des Moines—:
;
172,370,653
City__
Ames—
'f
.
Blinols—Aurora_____
v:-
Bloomington___
Chicago
-
£
1
799,135,445
-
■
•
+ 16.0
80,446,785
+
1.4
1,713,127
1,737,772
+ 17.2
45,067,442,251
44,780,176,832
+
0.6
934,078,833
798.840,089
0.1
243,652,078
221,060,972
+ 10.2
3,850,682
4,306,590
701,638,804
686,437,305
+
2.2
13,189,641
13,524,419
427,231,857
361,334,250
+ 18.2
7,544,066
6,513,694
+ 15.8
4,373,531
5,004,578
—12.6
1,072,913,281
—
+
16,471,381
+
32,268,938
+ 31.5
21,025,018
2,802,551
8,736,235,969
7.1
—
7.0
8.0
236,958,257
218,803,876
+
8.3
+ 10.0
31,677,206
28,886,774
+
7,255,437,071
+ 20.4
90,681,090,767
87,692,172,763
+
3.4
1,227,581,087
1,506,396,097
1,300,341,456
+ 15.8
16,019,483,873
310,400,COO
14,658,197
13,527,619
2,297,873
7681675,037
702,638,412
564,268,347
564,832,704
2,324,356
,
—1.4
1,846,973
892,154,150
+ 16.9
-
—10.6
*
"
1,486.540
735,544,744
5,544,011
^15,868,080
11,248,168
6,861,657
5,230,880
4,603,332
3,954,553
+ 14.4
1,186,722,972
970,641,630
+
4.9
331,000,000
262,300,880
+
8_8
128,826,664
4.2
126,332,468
103,597,140
103,235,707
—
2 5
3,084,481
9.7
2,733,080
-0
■'
•;
18,673,333
'
3,081,982
*
29,391,520
14,988,133
91,295,199
60,855,903
^
/
'
j
19,251,720
81,541,276
—
'
Total (31),cities
3,893,961
36,570,993
+
33,666,686
-42,423,227
22,712,805
5,109,748
4.4
—
105,860,638
18,808,280
•
36,584,163
8.9
—11.8
5,443,845
38,182,051
7.4
5.7
65,144,422
Rockford
4,961,548
2.8
+ 21.7
3,712,036,724
Peoria____________—
5.4
+
—14.5
4,351,857,265
—
+
862,612,954
31,434,325
6,615,030
8pringfleld__^___i____-
,• rf.'
254,822,206
1,834,814,619
5.1
6,240,372
1" ^
;
■■
Sterling
5.5
+18.4
+
—
18,797,933
.
Decatur__^__
■'
+ 15.0
483,430,101
13,645,515,703
+
734,998,956
Jackson
•
+16.1
12,283,000
115,495,836
3,938,892
+
52,098,565
Mississippi—Hattiesburg.
w
143,505,427
71,298,246
20,627,405
Montgomery
.
15,549,000
+ 18.2
5,241,283,498
634,033,104
Mobile
.
+ 13.0
160,253,150
73,679,890
25,445,274
Watertown
2,460,095
17,566,000
189,408,742
5,245,750,495
34,483,069
Alabama—Birmingham-
...
14,280,097,026
3,026,554
19,856,000
5.9
9.6
420,890,055
Tampa.
Sioux
270,478,826
568,483,473
+ 19.6
3,827,858
+ 14.6
+
+ 11.2
1,520,900,000
Macon
t
+ 15.3
+ 12.1
812,805,000
8,196,461,073
235,196,019
6,205,723
118,441,386
——
Columbus
.
+ 13.0
167,169,556
931,845,000
8,676,128,859
Reserve District—Atlanta—
Florida—Jacksonville.
,
187,339,573
*
+ 15.6
441,598,971
2,874,122,437
___
Georgia—Atlanta.—,
Augusta
Seventh
2.4
+ 19.7
6,803,819
Tennessee—Knoxville.
'Nashville
—
490,842,082
f-
District of Columbia—Washington
Total
17,709,992
79,536,000
719,431,833
21,694,863
43,327,231
1,135,426,823
95,187,000
,_
Richmond—
.
•
+
-
-
•
:
'
■
Eighth Federal Reserve Dfetriet—St. LouisMissouri—St
•
•
%
,
Louis—_—:
"
Cape Girardegu^——__—,
Independence^
•
Kentucky—Louisville.
Tennessee—Memphis^,
,
T.
BJinois—Jacksonville-
Quincy______!
I
.*!.
—
Total (7 pities) 1
**
2 446 397
15,994,413,255
+
0.2
156,749,932
156,625,395
+
+ 18.9
27,186,151
24,485,292
+
295,900,000
0.1
+
8.4
•
+ 11.0
+
9.4
7,927,699,842
4.6 "
136,987,589
0.1
5,954,212,027
7,576,315,706
5,776,120,772
+
—
+
3.1l-
119,155,901
+
5.2
26,307,657
24,446,458
+
118,640,024
+
7.9
+
1.9
.125,941^520
7.6'
u'^si
9,973,473
+ 15.3
127,991,263
2,870,675,446
2,595,935,893
+ 10.6
30,239,630,745
29,673,046,902
1
2,~542~365
569,085,855
;
1
124,374,746
2,TTl~834
548,348,100
—
+19*3
2J9T623
1,841,231
3.8
588,550,755
470,974,878
+
■)
*•
42
(274)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, January
-Month of December-
Cto»rlnf s at—
inc. or
$
'Ninth Federal Reserve
'
''
'
1952
Dec. %
1953
Dec. %
$
1952
Inc.or
1951
1950
S
Inc. or
1951
S
$
Dec. 'lo
S
$
+ 13.0
District—Minneapolis—
■
'
I
Minnesota—Duluth
!_
35,746,075
32,098,569
+ 11.4
389,265,728
1.9
7,848,915
6,948,598
6,123,126
6,012,567
1,491,649,038
1,317,898,902
+ 13.2
15,940.919,929
15.842,561,255
0.6
317,275,642
308,664,865
+
2.8
314,970,292
250,676,601
8,305,559
536,417,687
7,475.761
+ 11.1
92,111,087
89.210,238
3.3
491,582,055
+
9.1
5,795,876,382
5,627,400,829
(3.0
127T35~3~575
110,~350~773
+ 15 A
106i305,720
98.929,550
4,227,942
3,977,118
+
6.3
45,611,733
45,503,701
0.2
1,514,301
1,387,230
+
9.2
16,244,249
15,147,064
7.2
35,428,901
33,463,366
+
5.9
410,550,656
396,854,584
3.5
9/135,355
8J934~969
~2~2
8,764,002
7,~738"303
5,082,000
4,734,000
+
7.4
57,777,000
52,791,000
9.4
6,487,371
Minneapolis
6,342,414
+
2.3
67,311,816
68,358,595
1.5
4463~104
4,456~642
6~6
3,£52,697
3,T2~7,848
Rochester.
St. Paul
JO
Week Ended January 10
January 1 to December 31-
1951
1952
19, 1953
Winona.
Fergus Falls.--—.
—.
North Dakota—Fargo—
Grand Forks
Minot
South Dakota—Aberdeen
18,757,674
Montana—Billings
+
15.4
28,166,709
+
4,686,725
Huron
16,257,436
29,209,134
Sioux Falls...
3,724,341
381,893,989
,
1.
207,033,802
200,311,386
3.4
3.7
324,082,302
324,977,932
43,496,472
43,400,454
0.2
250,154,232
23,566,310
17,920,273
-
Helena
Lewis ton
21,742,537
+
8.4
239,344,761
+
9.7
195,971,953
189.883,821
+
1.2
638,006,928
622,552,717
2,319,830
—12.1
23,944,435
24.425,564
Total (16 cities)
2,043,293,987
+ 11.5
24,498,358,704
24,164,617,890
5^03,366
li,2~7~o"863
483,740,889
455,630,076
2.0
2,038,332
..
5~H2M3
2.5
—
3.2
•55,786,774
12,'79U555
4.5
16,336,945
56,478,441
Great Falls
+
0.3
+ 25.8
'
.
2,277,515,763
+'
1.4
~3~4
4/787~549
4^027,334
+13.5
10,882,634
7,648,871
6.2
455,686,020
378,161,079
+
•
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityNebraska—Fremont
4,102,371
3,981,014
+
3.0
46,893,180
43,734,306
37, 277,025
+
8.8
439, 319,497
421,979+83
696 929,537
+
0.3
40,562,790
Omaha-
—■:
699,349,693
7,980, 337,986
+
4.9
—33.8
7.2
1,124,937
913,449
+
4T
10,786,563
8,668,481
0.2
154,521,540
159,900,711
1,006,354
+ 11.8
688,801
8.033,636
3.4
166,139,284
126,558,079
35, 465,359
1,525.674
2, 304,984
42,782,655
41, 735,211
+
2.5
29, 708,551
482, 053,192
471,726,923
+
2.2
10,622,694
9,723,523
79, 957,684
+
17.6
1,035, 836,018
884,597,878
+ 17.1
8,233,307
7 641,010
24,875,769
18,497,231
+
7.8
89, 822,670
87,777,054
1,681,600,511
1,572, 903,709
2.2
390,596,046
57,514,070
60, 444,094
354+0M56
7.6
2,423,150
232,778,370
15,489,736
14,499,147
2, 557,926
14,574,075
222 802,164
667,571,329
591 417,926
3,915,401
3,763,078
+
+ 12.9
7,117 ,478,968
6,986,185,436
+
1.9
14,572,804
12 ,885,672
+ 13.1
162 ,350,841
158,106,394
+
2.7
3+06,406
37098,306
+
3,565,952,954
3,350,489,423
6.4
39,144,073,532
38,286,799,029
+
2.2
614,918,935
574,251.264
+
7.1
3,410,816
*.
——
Topeka
-
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin.
Kansas City—
St. Joseph—j.
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
Total (15 cities).
694,739
795,450
9,502,204
94,035,678
Parsons
366,731
4.7
+ 24.4
—
7,994,396,223
32,825,434
Kansas—Manhattan
*
.
+
870,482
Hastings
Lincoln—,
3, 250,692
6.9
18,446,,675,265
4.5
2,455, 722,972
177, 408,517
23,872,232
2,273,991,670
+
14, 400,775
7.6
+
+
9.2
12,883,588
9.372,213
+ 34.5
15,993,055
14,499,733
10~.3
380,508,202
299,211,381
0.5
16,422,194
12.037,979
4.0
3,451,839
3,172,198
¥5
3,454,482
2,238,380
610,017,029
477,067,139
+
2.3
+
674,769,328
21, 503,239
+ 38.0
18,041,546,918
623, 497,277
5.3
—
—
8.0
+
21,530,990
4.9
+
—
—
+
—
+
—
9.9
—
8.0
+
"
169,759,060
4.5
+
-
-
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
39,003,816
—.—
Beaumont
33,127,040
24,860,453
190,472,172
Ft. Worth
142,570,527
1,423,974,391
+
2.3
+
6.6
3.8
1,635 075,800
1,646, 769,245
2.5
349 264,000
330 901,000
+
8.4
15,687 ,152,876
14,038 379,575
+ 11.7
+18.5
88 ,388,976'
78 260,989
+ 12.9
6.2
313 ,082,714
283 578,144
1,314,130,674
8,343,027
253 364,120
16,444, 724,113
+
30,381,000
259 ,230,324
17,532 045,207
1,831 ,617,797
+
137,397,240
31,146,000
421, 645,825
4.4
+24.0
153,654,967
408 937,435
4.0
+
1,490,879,232
Paso-.
+17.7
—
25,880,660
1,556,787,928
7,041,457
Dallas
El
Galveston
Houston—
Port
Arthur—
Wichita Falls
Texarkana-——
Federal
Seattle—
Reserve
District—San
3272257667
7,975,000
7,745,000
+10.7
5/71T313
91 ,651,667
582 ,553,755
548 ,522,888
+
6.2
12/548^069
38,779,000,551
35,764,599,924
+
8.4
3,275,495,054
7.1
+
6,414,478
6,117,456
684,395,454
18,347,232
34,0307917
25,796,572
6,677,000
5,935,000
¥.2
5,659,352
5,082,348
11,2047963
+12.0
12,¥867155
10.592,979
377,986,009
+ 20.7
387,637,161
294,199,092
5.7
150,909,430
4,314,090
110,528,345
—19.9
+10.4
160,851,201
139,481,553
+23.2
69,034,346
—
+ 15.1
+
4.9
70,927,485
74,746,595
+
9.7
8,466,070,494
223,922,355
8,1951453,'270
+
3.3
143,069/753
1517678,882
214,456,891
+
4.4
3,501,111
4,372,426
+10.7
5.1
33,670,945
+ 13.5
11,522,000
398,885,892
9,435,000
381,089 641
+
132,249,000
127,700,000
+
3.6
+
4.6
+
8.7
+
4.9
674,159,108
+
10.Q
19,096,226
8,553,865,685
15,339,892
8,179,544 224
+24.5
359,435,324
Salt Lake City
Arizona-Phoenix-—
324,780,141
+10.7
184,093,147
3,687,365,396
3,516,516,567
169,379,353
/
-
',
98,4>0,313
Berkeley—
79,173,119
51,377,938
California—Bakersfield
"
—
,,+24.4
1,053,613,883
34,647,642
939,996,654
356 489 249
297 778 147
-
172,127,045
155,860,912
75,908,615
61,623,068
-
+12.1
+48.3
-
31,696,370
+33.2
—
_
—
86,697,693
—
66,836,612
388,950,751
919,077,757
372,'511,'l25
■+
4+
+29.7
II—III
IIIIIIII
21,776,600
352,560.749
+
7.8
+20.5
275,157,958
2L833,909
17,776,898
+22.9
256,662,421
+
7.2
+ 35,3
688,131,702
+15.4
+
3.6
159,143,344
596,386,542
142,832,550
fo'aJn'FE
13,810,187
-
Riverside.—
—14,306,792
Francisco
*
-
17,040,879
14,877,485
+11.0
26,768,895,072
27,350,364,482
—
2.1
+188
+
7.7
546,969,822
814,626,113
24,999,665
759,885,883
+
7.2
272,876,668
13,412,697
498,942,219
i6+6i,678
259,440,188
+
5.2
5,869,150
6,154,893
564,986,645
—
1.0
15,013,733
10,988,463
""7777717"
nA0010
(19 cities)
Total
5,085,401,354
(183 Cities)——
York—
+
4,541,812,377
4.9
L__
+12.0
53,973,173,832
53,252,291,927
+
1.4
1,019,751,714
+11.6
987,237,919,019
939,809,246,728
+
5.0
18,449,060,051
525,513,883,272
508,034,719,348
+
3.4
9,220,374,330
8,489,284,268
(c) Now
included
in
Philadelphia,
Pa.
FOREIGN
of
the
world.
We
EXCHANGE RATES
give below
CERTIFIED
BY
JANUARY
Country and Monetary Unit
a
record for the week
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
cable transfers
The
1953
TO
JANUARY
Noon Buying Rate
for Cable
15,
the different
Jan.
ed
TREASURY UNDER
TARIFF
Of
8.818,395
8.7
934,814,536
752,482,984
17,069,806,585
14.322.292/758
8,634,612,684
7.003.159,649
+10.0
+
,
8.6
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
7;
statement
Federal
"Estimated.
in
v
■.
i
reporting member
leading cities
System in
following principal changes for the week end¬
An increase of $775 million in reserve bal¬
balances
United
of weekly
Reserve
with Federal Reserve
ances
ACT
the
shows the
just passed:
TO
1953,
condition
banks
on
lion
9,
11,366,999
5,863,186
10,729,357
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
6,144,155
Cumulative figure for 1952 is for month of January only.
Foreign Exchange Rates
of
385.912/¥o
ie, 626,602
+36.6
16,774,516,938
+15.0
1951.
477,957,798
4.6
+
+
84,936,058,328
(b) Clearings operation discontinued
Dec. 21,
9.6
+13.9
938,436,924
43,360,563,786
N. J.
15,692/786
—
49,865,209,504
Pursuant to the requirement
of Section 522 of the
Tariff Act
certifies daily to the
countries
*
94,788,975,581
—_
(a) Now included in Newark,
558,831,881
48,646,475
17,303~946
16,261,521
—I
+11.4
2,343,619,586
51,043,219
?
+14.5
26,916,372
btocxion
--IIIIII
21,986,036
-
2,602,031,624
aoiLnt;—
Santa Baibara
—
III
26,243,871
Long Beach
54,361~264
+ 19 7
42,204,835
Modesto
3.154,150
4 7
+22.1
741,417,955
~
Utah—Ogden—
5.8
3.0
456,359,512
+ 10.4
38,214,016
.
„1P®rti®nci
237,578,516
+
6,218,529
79 ,630,074
+12.4
+
9,213,677
318,"4847393.
+
7,443,271
20,310,660
Oregon—Eugene
Outside New
+
25,312,741
750,608,728
—
Idaho—Boise
Grand
34+03l040
5.5
10,149,344
2375
+
Francisco-
—
Yakima-
Total
0.7
+ 25.1
+ 11.8
—
50,246,772
3,508,738,363
Washington—Bellingham
San
8,543,867
3127047,983
8,242,081
56,467,963
—.
(11 cities)—
Twelfth
1,638 823,951
10,687,483
3857234,607
26,870,005
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
3.0
—
with
Banks; decreases of $629 mil¬
domestic
States Government
banks, $807 million in
deposits, and $496 million in
demand deposits credited to domestic
Transfers
In
New
York
(Value in United States
banks; and an in¬
million in borrowings.
industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
creased in all but the Minneapolis District and a
total of
$226 million, the largest weekly decrease since April,
1949; the principal changes were decreases of $114 mil¬
lion in New York City, $27 million in
Chicago, $26 mil¬
crease
Money)
of $1,370
Commercial,
Friday
peso—
~
Preferential
Free ■+
-III!
II"
Australia, pound
Belgium, Iranc
_IIHII!
~
cruzeiro
British
Malaysia, Malayan doflarl
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
IIIIII
Finland, Markka
III
France, (Metropolitan), franc
II
India, Dominion of, rupee:
Ireland, pound
™
Mexico, peso
I"
Netherlands, guilder
IIIIIIII
New Zealand,
pound
Norway, krone
-—II
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
"I
Sweden, krona
II
Switzerland,
Union
of
franc
South
United
Africa,
Kingdom,
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
•Nominal,
Tuesday
Jan. 12
Jan. 13
$
Basic
Brazil,
Monday
Jan. i)
Argentina
pound
IIIIII
poundllll
sterling
_
$
Jan. 15
S
S
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.237549
2.239292
.0199125
.0199250
.0544060
.0544060
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.240039
2.240039
.0199110
.0199250
.0544060
.0544060
lion in the San Francisco
.0719820*
Richmond
.2.240786
.0199375
.325400
.325500
.325400
.325400
1.029531
1.028750
.209000
1.028867
1.028867
.210600
.210650
.210550
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.210650
.210700
.210600
2.808125
.210600
2.810312
2.811250
2.811250
.116245
2.812187
.116245
.116245
.116245
.262800
.262800
.262300
.262750
2.780321
.262600
2.782487
2.783415
2.783415
2.784344
.209350
.140154*
"
.210550
increased
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0348750
.0349000
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
.233150
.233125
.233150
.233200
2.797633
.233125
2.799813
2.800747
2.800747
2.801681
2.810312
2.811250
2.811250
2.808125
'
.561797*+
.425531*+
2.812187
.658327*+
•
.658327*+
.658327*+
.658327*t
.561797*+
.561797*+
.561797*+
.561797*+
.425531*+
.425531*+
.42531*+
.425531*+
;/'■
■
City districts; there was a net decrease of $11 million at
all reporting member banks. Holdings of United States
Government bonds decreased $96 million in New Yo'rk
City and a net of $82 million at all reporting member
.496766*
.0348500
-
and $61 million each in the Richmond and Kahsas
cago
.140154*
.496766*
.0348500
•,
$299 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $283 million in
New York City, and they increased
$141 million in Chi¬
.116245
.0348500
District, and $23 million in the
Changes according to industry are
available in another press release. Loans to brokers
and
dealers for purchasing or carrying United States
Govern¬
ment securities decreased $242 million. Loans to
banks
.0544060
.325300
,
District.
•
1.028035
tApplication depends upon, type of merchandise.
I
Thursday
Jan. 14
.200000*
.658327*t
4*-————-
Wednesday
$
v
banks.
lid|t;"
Holdings of "other securities" decreased S60 mil.
.
Demand
and
deposits adjusted decreased in five districts
increased
in
decrease
the
of
other
seven;
the principal
change
$199 million in New York City, and
pet decrease of $173 million at all reporting
member banks. Time deposits decreased $54 million.
was
a
thefe
was
a
f]
Volume
177
Number 5137;:. The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Borrowings increased $431 million in Chicago and
$274
million in New York City.
*
Company and Issue—
-
Deeriield
reporting
Inc. (
Firemen's Insurance
mem¬
+ >
Date
Packing Corp.,- 3%%
*
A summary of assets and
liabilities of
ber banks follows:
(275)
Co.
sinking fund debentures.Feb
Newark, N. J.—
of
4%
cumulative
preferred
General Outdoor Advertising
or
Kansas
since
stock
Co.,
Feb
preferred
1st
Power
&
Light
Page
1
Central
16
*
May 15
stock
Per
Name of Company
43
$2436
4%
dec. (—)
;
Jan. 7,
'•
Dec. 31,
1953
Assetg
Loans
and
investments—Totai
78,110
Loans—net
Industrial,
<
22,980
dealers
lor
Other
for
estate
to
Other
purchasing
or
.1,713
A
ser.
Feb
1
45
Jan
31
16
144
1
47
due March
15,
1955
to March
(ext.
1961-Feb
1
47
1965) —Mar 15
15,
*
bonds
banks
2
notes
5,971
Reserve banks
Cash In vault.
Balances
domestic
banks
+
+
+
"+'
261
6
+
2,400 '■
4
'
+
629
—
class
stock
A
Page
redeemable
Apr
1
$2158
shares—Feb
Pacific
conv.
Service
convertible
cum.
f. debentures,
s.
series A, due
Co., 3%
Public
preferred
2
43
due
1958—Feb
1961
deos.,
2
$2167
due 1960
Jan
28
$2439
Co.—
States
Class
C
Sugar
preferred
serial
pref.
stock, series A
Jan 26
"Announcement in
$25
value
par
this issue.
Feb
$In Volume
♦
Demand
deposits
adjusted
54,475
Time
deposits, except government
U. S. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
Foreign banks
Borrowings
r
h
*
-1
Til HI-
2,908
807
■
I
IIIJ.J >,
1.
11,145
■_
496
1,515
deposit accounts,
«
'
1,338
„
to -demand
1,136
52
+
Name
62
1,370
+
+
866
of Company
Atlas
Powder Co.,-4%
Atlas
,
except
Interbank and* U. S. -QoW- accounts,
^during week
]
28,409
4
Steels,
Share
Ltd.
Nichols
Austin,
preferred
Axe
Houghton
Fund,
class
Balclwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
Rubber
Co.
Extra
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
■-
...
Jan. 14.
.
Redemption
F.
R.
21,931,990
loans
advances
+
1,076,254
v.
259,625
>
.+
:
171,700
—
5,034,416
^
S.
Govt, securities.
Total
F.
loans
Iron
R.
of
notes
Uncollected
Bank
and
foreign
—
+
cash
+
445,625
—
4-
23
banks...
Items
2,924
—
Stock
16c
1-29
1-19
investment
40c
shares..
—
+
107
4,489
+
8,754
27,601
474,096
+
1-
2
Concord
1-21
1-
9
2-20
2-10
Consolidated
Dearborn
1-20,
Consolidated
Edison Co.
Corp.
5c
W.)
Co.,
Co.
(quar.)
1-21
(quar.)
Co.
Manufacturing Co.,
1-31
1-21
50c
1-23
12-30
5%
2-27
1-
2-
1-12
Consumers
2
1-12
4.50%
April
on
1
1-30
1-16
4.52%
share
1-20
Container
2-
1
stock
223,554
—
+
British
1,279,725
4%
2
1-10
2-25
2-16
3-20
3-
2-
1
1-15
Member bank—reserve accts.
U.
Other
—
242,700
—
166,531
317,350
+
128,575
164,491
+'
21,195
Brcckton
171,299
455,008
363,863
Treasurer—gen
Foreign
20,659,544
699,207
S.
179,921
acct._
_
Other
liab.,
and
22,177,627
3,379,439
259,461
5%
Buckeye
218,592
+
3,543
75,417
+
2,334,921
+
+
dlvs.
Incubator
Company
Inc., 4%
Brrns
&
Class
2-
1
1-15
liabilities
1-15
12-31
1
253,534
(Section
Surplus
(Section
7)
290
+
2
584,676
13b;__
46,334
27,543
Other capital accounts
7,048
+
210
liabilities &
cap. accts
52,368,622
82,755
+
+
2,395,379
of
note
to
certificate
deposit
re¬
and F.
R.
80c
liabilities combined
Contingent liability
ances
0.4%
45.7%
2nd
California
—
116
3,846
+
217
3,011
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Notices x
preferred and
found
those
called
ing tenders, and
the
current
the details
•
t
j
called
for
redemption,
under
sinking fund provisions.
redemption or last date for mak¬
the page
number gives the location in
(except where indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicled
were
.
NOTICE
/Company and Issue—
Southern
,.,.,6%%
Ry.
gold
Witherbee
(1st
•
Sherman
mortgage
6%
due
TENDER
1,
mtge.
1956
6%
4%,
...
Page
&
A
30
*
bonds
due
1963
Jan
i
20
146
Car
•PARTIAL
REDEMPTION
1st mortgage
bonds, 3%% series, due
Carolina, Clinchlield & Ohio Ry.rlst mtge. 4%
bonds, scries A due
1970
1st
mtge.
River
bonds,
Power
series
•
■
due
1
1965—.—Mar
1
.
Feb.
15,
4.20%
42
5%
1961
Feb
15
-
*
*
8
1-
8
4-29
4-
1
3-20
$50c
2-
2
1-
25c
2-
2
1-22
2-
2
&
Co.,
4-
8
$50c
7-
$50c
7-29
7-
8
$50c
10-29
10-
8
2-13
1-30
2
50c
222-
1-15
$20c
75c
1-15
2-
1-15
1-20
12-31
2-16
1-31
2-
1-15
2-
1-15
2-
1-15
2-
35c
2-
1-15
1-15
+10c
2-16
$15c
2-16
1-30
1-26
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
1-30
$15c
1-26
12-19
2-
12-26
2
$32c
$$1.25
2-
2
12-31
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
$20c
&
dividend
Paper,
Light Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
com.
4%
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
rets. B ord (final)
common
(quar.)—
3
2-
3
1-30
1-
2
1-20
1-
6
$75c
2"*
$1.25
50c
&
Electric
Gas
11'A %
75c
37'/2C
25c
Electric Corp.
Illinois Securities,
$1
$1.05
(quar.)
Gas
&
2-
2-23
$40c
$$1
5 %
•.
Corp., common '(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
2-23
$25c
__
Co.
pfd.
12-30
2
12-31
1-20
1-10
2-
1-
2
2-16
1-
9
9
2
1-16
2-25
1-14
3-
2-
2-
6
2-10
1-31
1-31
3
1-20
held.
Cash
will
shares,
Diego
2-
1-
7
1-
7
(quar.)
1-15
2
2-20
2-
$1.12 Va
4-
1
3-
6
$1.13
4-
1
3-
6
$1
3-
1
2-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
5
Steel Industries—
dividend)
5%
—
31'Ac
—
1st
$1
preferred
Trust
2-11
2
1-14
1-29
1-13
2
2-
2
90c
1-
1-31
1-16
J50c
—
1-26
16'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
2-16
1-15
4-
3-10
25c
__.
preferred
3-
1-30
(N. Y.)—
Co.
75c
8%
3-31
$2
(quar.)__—
1
3-31
3-14
4-
2
3-17
Sugar—
6-16
&
Water,
class
Inc.
A
2-
2
1-
2-
2
1-10
9
7
1-22
1-
25c
2-16
1-27
50c
1-26
1-
9
1-
9
10c
—
(quar.)
50C
1-26
$1
3-31
Turbine—
(initial)—
(increased
Co.
9
$1.06
(quar.)
Co.. common
(quar.)
1-
2
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steam
Delaware
preferred
5%
common
Vilbiss
De
$1.75
(quar.)
Brothers,
Power
&
&
12-30
30c
(quar.)
1-
9
1-31
1-
6
25c
(quar.)_^
1-20
30c
quar.)
Light Co.
Manufacturing Co.
1-26
1-10
1-20
1-10
5%
preferred
(quar.)
2-16
2-
5
5%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
5-15
5-
5
5%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
8-15
8-
5
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
50c
11-16
11-
5
Detroit-Michigan. Stove
Fruit
Giorgio
Class
B
Diamond
$1.50
Distillers
class
(quar.)
A
Construction
Co..
class
Ltd.—
Bridge
Extra
(interim)
income
9
1-
9
2-
1
1-15
<£>
12-23
CO
1
2c
1-15
.2- 2
2-
25c
Ltd.
Co.,
________—
—
12-30
2-25
1-30
m.so
(quar.)
1-30
+40c
(quar,)
2-16
tl7'/ac
Corp.
2
2-25
1-30
t20c
&
Linoleum,
Ltd
Extra
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co.,
Common
Dryden
Ltd.
Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Industries,
preferred
.
Kodak
Co.
Inc.
1-31
1-15
35c
2-
1
1-21
6%
1st
37V2c
2-
1
1-21
5%
2nd
7
1-30
1-15
1-15
2-
2
I- 2
1-30
12-31
$40c
2-
12-31
2
(stock
com.
Steel
preferred
9
1-
9
1-16
1-24
2
1-20
12-31
1-15
10c
2-
1
2-
1
*
5-29
*
5%
dividend)
1-15
5-
1
37 %c
2-
1
1-15
$1.12%
(increased quar.U-
2-
1
1-13
25c
Corp.. common
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-13
1-15
45C
(quar.)—
2
1-31
1-31
1-17
tlOc
(quar.)
2-
10c
of America
Associates
preferred
1-
1-24
2-
15c
r--
(quar.)
Group
&
$1.50
(quar.)__
Heating Products. Ltd.
Forge
1-
20c
—
Nut Corp.
Stop
&
9
1-30
87'/ac
(quar.)
preferred
Employers
1-
$1.12%
:
(quar.)
common
Inc.,
(s-a)
Ekco Products Co.,
Electrol,
1
I.) de Nemours & Co.—
(quar.)
$4.50
(quar.)
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
East Pennsylvania RR.
(s-a)
4V2%
1-15
2-
$25c
(quar.)
(E.
Eastman
2
$37'/2C
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Eastern
2
Ltd.—
Paper,
Paper
Pont
$3.50
2-
t25c
—
2-
120c
Oilcloth
Fabrics,
t37»/aC
1:40c
Dominion
Erie
1-
2
7'/aC
-
—
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Malting Co., Ltd. (quar.)__—
Enamel
2
t37'/ac
(quar.)
pfd.
convertible
Elastic
1-17
22-
Ltd.—
Co.,
A
2-15
50c
-
net investment
Dominion
6%
1-17
Shares, Inc.—
Dominion
Du
1-10
2-15
37'/aC
(quar.)__
Mines,
2nd
1-20
25c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Ltd
Dome
15c
deposits rets, -for ord. reg.
From
Dodge
——
(quar.)
Co.
Co., common
convertible
Dividend
15c
—
(quar.)
Match
Steel
Amer.
(quar.)
com.
•'
Corp.,
preferred
$1.50
Co.,
______
25c
Detroit-Michigan Stove
Di
1-12
2-
be
the
at
share)
9-15
2
17V2c
12-12
2
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.40
(accum.)
2-27
2-
1-23
2-
Donnacona
Foundry Co., Ltd.—
(year-end)
$75c
common
Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
International Corp.—
Detroit Gasket
1-16
2-
12-12
7-
$2
1-15
2-
9
1-15
1-23
9-29
New
1-16
8
1-
2-16
$75c
(s-a)
$1.75
DeLaval
12-31
10-
2-20
(quar.)
Hudson
3-10
12-31
(quar.)
Power
10-29
$$3.50
7
62 Vac
(quar.)
Ltd.
Dominion
Ltd.
common
Co.
Refining Co., com.
Co.* (quar.)
Daystrom. Inc.
Dayton Rubber
8
$1.50
common
(quar.)
Y.)—
$1.75
$4.24
8
4-29
7-29
$7c
Corp.,
Central
$1.50
1-
1-29
1-31
(s-a)„
Central
-.
4-
$1.13
Davidson
—
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.
Celotex
.
Feb
Co.—
A,
Page
10c
(quar.)
L-.——
(quar.)
Light, 4'/2 % pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-12
3-20
Ingersoll-Rand Co., Ltd. (extra).
Canadian Pacific Ry., common
(final)
4%
non-cum.
preference (final)
Central
Sept. 1,
Connecticut
"
(quar.)
Power
1-12
1
1-29
$12%c
Caterpillar, Tractor
Date
'
1- 5
preferred
preferred
1-26
—
Carreras, Ltd., Amer. dep.
Company and Issue—
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—
1
preferred
2-
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
Industries,
Carpenter
2-
common
Bank
Forster,
Davenport
25c
(quar.)
Common
Stock
5
55C
(quar.)
American
Dallas
1-15
$32'/2C
preferred
Carolina
1
(s-a)
(initial)
Power
Ry.
Canadian Br<?nze
A
2-
5
(quar.)
—
Jan
...
Corp.—
income
—_—.—_
Canadian
Date
general
April
Western
Class
5c
31'/4c
'.
Fund
Northern
Canadian
1-
30c
common
(quar.)
Southern
Class
2
25c
—
Ltd., $1.30 pref.
Ltd.,
Foils,
Canada
2-
50c
:
(quar.)
&
Disher
(quar.)
General
Canada
5
1-
&
Corp.
class A
7%
5
Telephone Co.—
(quar,)—
A
Canada
5%
(quar.)—
Refrigerating & Terminals Co.
Canada
1-
(quar.)__
40c
(quar.)—_——37'/2C
(quar.)
Canadian
*
development &
bonds
OF
&
Canada Cement Co.,
Class
bonds,-notes,
corporate
$3 pfd.
Corp.
preferred
Canada
volume
i
:
of
stocks
common
The date indicates the
list
a
_
preferred
Camden
s
5
1-
7%
3-25
2
$38c
common.
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
$1.40
1
2-
$1.75
$20c
—
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
be
Water
Common
$1.20
4-
Power Co., com.
Packing
California
$1
including
Electric
California-Oregon
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
California
3,394
preferred
Mills,
foreign
20,182
1-
7%
1-17
20c
(quar.)
Co.
7%
common
preferred
accept¬
Industrial loan commitments..
will
Machine
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
Linen
1st
on
correspondents
——_
Ltd.,
Co.,
for
purchased
Below
M.)
preferred
$1.50
95c
Z^'/aC
1
t$50c
Adding
Hosiery,
Caldwell
gold
serves,
—
t
B
(A.
7%
J
Ratio
;
preference
Butterfly
Byers
Total
preference—_
Burroughs
121,152
2-
$50c
A
Class
-
,12-31
$$1.50
preference
A
Cork
Crum
$50c
class
B
Class
14,334
Ltd.,
12-31
1
Lumber
Crown
2-
$1
preference
A
Class
Surplus
(quar.)__
1-20
1-30
1
—'
San
Rubber," 5%
Products
4-
20c
preferred
B
Class
Japttal paid in__
—_—
1-12
2-
(quar.)_
Exchange
Quarterly
Crown
50c
common
1-31
•
2-
share
(stock
preferred
Crossett
$50c
Co.,
A
Class
Capital Accounts—
.»
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
/
12-23
25c
(quar.),
of America—
Corn
5%
6
$$1.50
—
pfd.
1
2-16
12c
Diego Corp.
Co.,
Power
Common
Cuban
common
2-
4%
51c
Gas
Continental Copper &
$1
B
Class
Total
$3.80
Co.,
Bullock's,
333,061
+
865
+
16,102
51,381,717
accrued
—
+
557,567
—
Gas,
Union Gas Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
Buda
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash Items
Taunton
Brooklyn
12-23
1
(N.
San
per
Corp.
Converse
1-20
Columbia
6%
Deposits:
$11
preferred
1
2-
50c
Telephone Co.
2nd preferred (quar.)
of
each
for
of
2-
plus
1
1
2-
paid in lieu of fractional
rate
$10c
dividend)
12-22
2-
47V2C
'
share
l/10th
Corn
per
12-12
1-31
(From
preferred
2-
Inc.
$30
at
1-22
45c
income)
Corp.,
preferred
20%
2
.
2
(entire issue called for redemp¬
Quarterly
25,808,549
2
Consolidated Vultes Aircraft (stock dividend)
50c
$10c
$25c
40c
—
Hydraulic
1-15
1-15
20c
Co.
Bearing Co. (quar.)
Roofing Co., Ltd., class B_„
class A
this
5
2-
17 Vac
Corp.
Extra
1-31
1-30
1-31
$1
Roller
A
Paper
70c
Rubber
9
Canada, Ltd.
of
Natural
Consolidated
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
&
Consolidated
1-16
50c
(quar.)
Woven Hose
2,395,379
_____——
1-21
12-
(quar.)
1-16
2-
25c
A——
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
2-
30c
——
class
$5
3-
$1.25
10c
(quar.)_—
dividend
Bakeries
15c
(quar.)„
1-20
1-18
(quar.)
(initial).
preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred
20c
;
2-14
2-16
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
common
1-
2 1/2%
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)——__—
Co.
preferred
Consolidated
(quar.);—
Stores,
1-10
1-30
1
$1.25
1-20
common
1-10
2-
50c
2-
———
1-10
$1.06 V*
preferred
2-
Co.,
1-31
Inc.—
(stock dividend).
(from
75c
Edison
$2
Inc.
$1.50
Fisheries
Brillo
Fund,
1-15
Mfg.
1-31
50c
;_
Light «fe Power Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
2
(quar.)—
1-10
1-31
10c
(quar.)
$1.90
2-
(quar.)—
3-17
1-31
25c
,
45c
__
2-10
5
3-31
Connecticut
5c
British Columbia Forest Products, Ltd.—
Notes
(annual)
com.
income)
(quar.}_—_—
.
3-
$50c
$2.20
Bridgeport
14,092
82,755
1-20
5c
<quar.)_
(monthly)
1-15
87 Vac
Fund
2
Shoe
Class
19,344
+
52,368,622
Reserve
50c
1-31
33c
Corp.
2-
Brantford
Liabilities—
Federal
2
(initial)
Gas
Commonwealth
2
Ami
Bower
5
$1.40
9
3-
Boston
2,026,539
178,833
assets
9
2-
iquar.)___
Co., common
$75c
Hardware
Works
tion
Total
1-
1
(quar.)
$2.04
preferred
Booth
822,152
4,2o0,855
.
3-16
9
5
75c
Edison
preferred
preferred
$2
(E.
Bon
1,085,514
+
1-
$1.32
2
Iron
Stock
8,705,598
43,444
assets
1
2-
3-
Quarterly
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Foods, Inc. (quar.)___——______—
Manufacturing Co.
(Stock dividend)
Bliss
7,548,982
—
252,524
piemises
Other
185,800
25,234,820
banks
other
4-
25c
iquar.)_
3-10
Watch Co.
6%
Best
751,050
—
24,204,912
securities..
10c
dividend)
2-
Boston
Due
2-10
10%
Engineering-Superheater,
2
prior preferred
4%
U.
2
(resumed)
(stock
3-20
Corp.
Berland
617
+
14,100
—
4,521,975
Total
3-
Ltd
Inc.
3-
1st
Benrus
941,642
13,773,671
Bonds
1-16
10c
$20c
preterred
Combustion
1-16
Binks
874,850
Certificates
2
Corp.—
1-16
Year-end
3,385
—
200
—
-
1-31
System,
1-26
B
Belknap
327,613
+
.■
15c
Paper Co., Ltd., class A—
$6
62,467
Common
1-15
Beaux-Arts
.•
Bills
1-20
3-
2-
dividend).
Inc.
$75c
Baystate
265,151
••
+
52,063
—
3,654
Govt; securities.
Notes
+
+
3,716
—
—
411,133
,
and
S.
24,999
1-16
1-26
Stone,
Pictures
1-20
2-
1-14
10c
common
Apartments, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)__.
Class
1952
23,715
2-
20c
<fc
Columbia
$4.2o
1-31
1
(quar.)
1-26
—i—
______
Beneficial
Total gold etc. reserves
Industrial
+•
—
•
30c
5G'Ac
Sand
Gas
5
1-14
$50c
Inc.
15c
California
Power <fc
Belmont
781,888
1-
1-20
*
,
;
—_—
Fund,
Columbia
1-21
2-
2-
8-15
1-31
'
10c
—d'—
Monthly
Jan. 16,
1953
21,150,102
fund'.for
Discounts
7,
of
$3
Other cash
Q.
Jan.
1953
•.*
notes
,
Co.
—
(quar.)
Los Audes-^-American
Oil
Bathurst
Inc. ( +) or
dec. (—) since^
;
Corp...
,
2-
10c
5-15
1
4-
(annual)
_?
Monthly
(In thousands of dollars)
"
(quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., common
B federalReserveBanks Combined
certificates
B
of Rec.
1
9-
2-15
Ltd.-
(quar.)——_—
:
Banco De
;;
Basin
Assets—
$1
Payable
$25c
<fc
Co., common
:
$1.20 convertible prior preference
(quar.)
Avco Mfg. Corp., $2.25 preferred (quar.)
/'December-31 figures revised.
Quid
(quar.)
(quar.)-—'
Holders
6-
1-16
$25c
Colonial
When
2-14
-
$25c
Preference
Per
......
2
65c
com
,
(stock
Equipment,
Co.,
3-
$1.25
Co.,
(monthly)
Co.
1
$1.12%
Illuminating
Extra
20
—
1-15
2-
$1.25
Extra
(Continued from page 8)
12-19
$1.25
(quar.)
Farm
J.)
1-23
2-16
$1.25
I
(B.
8
6
1-19
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
Trust
1-
4-
1
Pacific
Monthly
Monthly
Cockshutt
1
1
$5
Electric
Foods,
2-
2-
20c
(quar.)
f.jr-
2
Co.—
(s-a)
preferred
Clinton
Dividends
1,258
+
RR.
2
520c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
3-
$2
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet;
769
•
+
5%
1-16
3-20
87 %C
(s-a)
preferred
Cleveland
2-13
87
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
Colonial
.
Debits
.
54,.
50c
(quar.)
Inter-Terminal
Common
1-
75c
-
(quar,)__
"
I'SlW
II
173
__
17,591"
_
(quar.)
Y.)
common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Collingwood Terminals, Ltd.,
230
Liabilities—
<
5%
1-31
1-30
2 '/2 %
)
Cincinnati,
New Orleans
&
Texas
Ry., 5% preferred (quar.)
Coglin
176.
(N.
Ry.,
preferred
preferred
Clinton
16
Bank
2-28
2-16
Corp.—
Inc.—
dividend
Ohio
&
conv.
Cincinnati
$2533
Corp.—
stock,
27
-
i~
■
United
Service
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Chicago Corp. (quar.),
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, common
$2438
1
Mar
420
775
F
6%
1,449
60
Co.,
cum.
gold bonds,
Southern
L157
18
-
996
with
i
50-year
Southeastern
—
5%
Electric Corp., 33A%>
Pacific Electric Ry., Co.—
296
r
Date
,
Noma
1,133
82
—
■
+'
21
—
15,183
Outstanding
186
—
Manufacturing
Mills, Ltd.—
CALLED
Esmond
11
—.
7,250
Federal
342
7"
—
19,922
with
+
132
—
2,401
;
^
86
+
—
4,676
bonds
22
+
299
+
7,134
Indebtedness.™
+
3
i
32,370
securities
Reserves
16
+
448
„
of
Company and Issue—
Brillo
133
_
securities—Total
Treasury
S.
321
ISSUE
290
+
6,005
certificates
U.
+
21
651
Treasury
Other
ENTIRE
(stock
National
3M>%
1-15
$1
Public
Hosiery Mills,
Chesapeake
*2438
Feb
Feb
Holder*
Payable of Itec.
21c
Common
Chase
Sun Ray Drug Co., 15-yr. 3%■%
debs., due Aug. 1,
Toho Electric Power Co., 1st mtge. s. f. 7% gold
carrying:
obligations.
Treasury bills
~'
+
242
_
loans
S. Government
■
226"
467
loans
Loans
j
3,721
1,265
Government
Other securities
Real
4
3,665
Chadbourn
141
Corp.—
f.
s.
141
18
4%
securities
loams
U.S.
t
U.
4.381
+
+
—
Oil
&
5
Feb
When
43
(Texas)—
(quar.)
Vermont
Feb
debentures, due April 1, 1962
Noma Electric Corp.,. 3%% s. f. debs., due 1958—
Pet Milk Co., 4%%
preferred stock
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%%
sinking fund debentures
pur-
or carrying:
Government obligations
S.
Other
'
and
+
196
agricultural
and
•
brokers
to
394
202
-—
Gas
15-ye.ar 4%%
1981
chasing
0.
'
National
—
39,083
loans -w
Loans
•
1952
—
38,490
Loans—gross
Commercial,
<
1952
(in minions ol dollars)
Share
Light Co.
Quarterly
mortgage bonds, 3'/*% series due
Kclsey-Hayes Wheel Co., class A stock
Jan. 9,
&
preferred
Central
Co.—
-
,
Power
-
1-31
12-31
2-
9
1-23
15c
2-
2
1-10
62 %c
2-
2
1-16
12 %c
—
.
->1
■UUfiwWi,
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(276)
When
Per
Name of Company
Esmond
for
Mills,
Evans
Share
on
plus this dividend)
Products
Eversharp,
Co.
Inc.,
Fairbanks
istock
Y.)
(N.
cuse,
Federal
2-
2
2-
1
Insurance
1
3-16
Inter-Ocean Securities Corp.,
1
1-16
International
1-311
1-10
1-31
62ftc
$1.96ft
1-10
2-
1-16
75c
1-30
1-20
1-
2-
Ford
2ft%
Life
Ltd.,
4ft%
Insurance
Companies,
(A.
J.),
Ltd.,
preferred
$2.20
Fuller
Mig. Co.
—
1-15
1
1-15
1-31
1-15
(quar.)
Gabriel
Oil
Co.
25c
20c
preferred
Inc.,
preferred
Co.,
preferred
General
Baking Co.,
General
Controls
Stock
(increased
com.
Foods
2-
1-20
Jarvis
The
was
1-31
1-16
tended
3-3
2-7
2- 2
1-16
1-
Johnson
2-
1-15
2
2
Mills,
1-26
1-16
75c
1-26
12-19
87 Vic
2- 2
1-12
$5
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—-
$3.75
preferred
General
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
General Public Service Corp.—
$4 convertible preferred
(quar.)—
$5.50
$6
—
preferred
General
5%
(quar.)
Utilities,
Kentucky
Steel
General
Wares,
Ltd.,
preferred
Gilbert
(S.
(Indiana),
(A.
Co.,
C.)
Brothers, Inc.",
preferred
Stock
&
5%
Lamaque
Lane
7-15
2
1-15
&
2-
1
1-15
5-30
5-28
1-23
7
Lee
1-
7
Leece-Neville
5
2-
2
Lees
2-
2
1-
2
Lerner
Co.
of
Leslie
Salt
1-10
Lewis
Brothers,
9
Lincoln
3-
2
2-16
(Fort
2-
2
1-15
3-13
3-
4-
3-20
1
4
(quar.)
2-
2
3-
2
1-31
1-
9
Local
75c
2
2-
2
1-20
Long
1-31
1-16
Lorain
$25c
(accum.)
3114c
25c
(annual)
2-
1
1-10
2-20
2-2
60c
25c
3-31
3-19
10c
(quar.)—
2-28
3-
2-16
37ftc
5
1-30
1-16
1-16
1-31
1-15
10c
2-
1-26
1-16
$1.25
3-31
3-11
(quar.)—
$1.25
6-30
6-10
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine (Canada), Ltd.—
440c
2-
1
1-15
$50c
...
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hamilton
Marx
Hartford
Electric
Hartz
F.)
Hat
(J.
Corp.
America,
Haydock
Fund,
Inc.
Company,
pfd.
3%%
preferred
Hercules
Powder
Border's,
Horn
&
414%
Hudson
Hunt
Motor
5%
preferred
2-
2
1-15
This
2-
1
1-20
McKales
2-
1
1-15
(N.
Metropolitan
1-26
12-29
Meyercord
preference
1-15
Michaels
Brothers,
2
1-
Michigan
Central
Y.)
25c
1214c
2-
2
Brick
12y2c
Co.
preferred
preferred
Indianapolis
Common
2-
2
2-
2
1-
8
2-16
2-16
1-15
12-31
$1.50
Gas
Minute
Maid
2nd
Ontario
2- 2
1-10
Industrial Rayon Corp.—
Stock dividend
Industrial Silica,
6ft> Pfd- (accum.)
$2.25
,
5%
1-20
lJt- I
16c
3-10
~
~
2-21
3-10
2-19
3-10
2-19
2-
2
1-15
3-
2
2-
2-
1
1-16
4-
1
3-20
2-
2
5%
1-14
1-15
1-
7
2-
2
1-
7
1-
9
$$1.25
1-31*
50c
1-31
2-
$3
1-15
2
12-31
Inc
1-31
1-15
50c
(quar.)—
2-
2
1-19
2-
2
1-19
2-20
•
25c
3-10
$20c
2-16
2-16
1-15
$1
1-24
1-2
$2.25
1-26
(quar.)—
com.
(year-end)
(year-end)
1-15
1-16
2-
2~
1-15
2
1-15
preferred
(qiar.)
29}£c
2-
2
1-15
5%
Corp.,
pfd.
(quar.)
Intermountain Express
dividend
5%
4-
1
3-19
32 ftc
1st
preferred (quar.)—
Packard-Bell Co.
(quar.)
Pan
American
Petroleum
Park
Chemical
2-
2
1-15
Park
&
Parke,
Tilford
$1
Co.
Cement
25c
7 ftc
—
(reduced)
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Penn
Traffic
25c
v
Co.
1-15
2-
1-
2
5
5
5
1-26
1-10
3-
2
2-13
$1.06 ft
(increased
Gear
2-
$1.06
(quar.)
&
2-
2-16
20C
Extra—
2* 5
2-15
$75c
2-
Co.
2
1-15
35C
1-31
1-16
15c
quar.).
—
Machine
2-15
2-15
$$1.50
Co.
9
33c
(s-a)
Cement
1-
2-27
J2ftc
(quar.)
preferred
Permanente
Perkins
1-31
3-13
'
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24% preferred (quar.)
4.25%
1-24
6
Telephone Co.—
$1 .30 preferred (quar.)
$1 .32 preferred (quar.)
Penman's Ltd., common, (quar.)
6%
2-
45C
(quar.)—
2
1-23
25c
(quar.)_
Corp,
2-
2
2-13
37 ftc
—
1-10
1-26
3-
$1
Transport Co.—
______—
Distillers
Davis &
Peerless
&
•
Co
1-31
1-16
25c
2-
2
1-20
25c
(quar.)
__—
2-
2
1-20
Philadelphia Elecinc Co.
4.40%
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
$1.07 ft
2-
1
1-
9
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.—
95c
2-
1
1-
9
$1
2-
1
97 ftc
2-
1
Philip
Morris
4%
preferred (quar.)
2-
2
1-16
Piper Aircraft Corp., 4Vi%
$15c
2-
2
1-15
Pittsburgh,
$15c
2-
2
1-15
2
1-
2-13
-
30c
2-
$25c
6
9
2-27
1-31
$$1
Pioneer
RR.
1-20
12-31
2-13
Porter
3-16
2-2
1-20
preferred—
(H. K.)
(Mass)
Edison, 3.60%
4.70%
Pressed
—
Common
4.20%
4-
1
3-23
4ft %
2-
1
1-20
1-26
1-12
3.35%
1-31
1-14
2-
2
2-
2
1-15
1-30
l-':9
15c
1-15
1
2
9
28%c
2-10
1-23
40c
2-15
1-30
2-15
1-30
37ftc
(quar.)
2-15
1-30
12-31
(quar.)
50c
1-25
40c
2-
1
1-16
$1.50
2-
2
1-15
34%c
3-
3
2-26
2-
2
1-15
2-
2
1-15
$1.20
2-
2
1-15
35c
1
$1.50
1-
1
1-12
$1
1-30
12-31
12ftc
(extra)
1-27
2-
1-29
com.
21c
1-31
9
1-
9
•
1-16
1-20
12-31
1-20
12-31
25c
2-2
1-20
(quar.)__
pfd.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
~
;_j_i
-
:
1-
12-30
62fte
—
4
1
1-25
$20c
(quar.)
r
1
2-
80c
8
-
56ftc
2-
2
1-15
15c
2-
1
1-15
25c
1-26
1-16
,
of
1-20
1
1-12
i.
2r
1
1-12
^
20c
3-16
2-13
$$1
2-
2
1-14
(quar.)
35c
2-
2
$1.05
3-
2
2-13
3-
2
2-13
,
(s-a)
com.
New
84c
partic.
B
New
class
Co.,
12-31
2-
1
1-20
75c
3-
3
1-20
50c
2-12
1-15
$1.25
2-
2
1-15
50c
2-
1
1-21
25c
2-
1
1-21
$10c
2-
2
$25c
(quar.)
2-
—
—
quar.)
preferred
Electric
1-24
37 ftc
(quar.)
&
Engineering
1-7
1-22
1-
40c
1-30
10c
(quar.)
(resumed)
Inc., stock dividend—
1-15
1-22
50c
Corp.
Motors,
Republic Supply Co. of Calif
1-15
2
40c
(quar.)
,
Remington
1-15
t$l .50
Extra
Reo
12-22
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance
1-20
2-25
Ltd.—
(initial
redeemable
12-22
Fund, Inc.)
—
(quar.)
common
5%
1-20
$25c
(accum)
A
2-16
Co.
(quar.)
(Canada)
2
$1.50
Reece Corp., 5% preferred
Reed (C. A.) Co.—
1-30
3-
30c
Raymond Concrete Pile Co. (increased quar.)
Reading Co.. common (quar.i
Reitman's
1-30
2-14
25c
(quar.)
preferred
2-14
$1.35
—
(quar.)
Co.
1-15
Hampshire—
(quar.)
Light Securities
Randall Company
2-
35c
12-31
1-31
10%
(quar.>__
7
1-16
1
12-26
1-25
1-10
"
Reynolds
Class
2-
56V4c
(extra)
1-
7
2
$1.06 ft
Equipment & Realty
1st
2-
:—
(Name changed to Colonial
Class
$1.10
(quar.)
Power
6%
12-31
9
5
2-
...
of Colorado,
Co.
preferred
Railway
1-19
11-
$1.17 ft
Co., Ltd., com.
preferred
&
12-31
5c
preferred
(quar.)
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp.
(reduced)
Quaker Oats Co., common
6%
1-19
90c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Railway
1-19
6 ftc
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Service
Quebec
1-2
1-20
Louis
5.40%
Public
1- 2
65c
(resumed quar.)
Service
3-20
1
1-16
Car—
Brothers &
1
$1.12ft
4ft%
Steel
10c
(quar.)
preferred
12-23
2-
25c
St.
&
—
Potomac
1-15
1-15
12-19
$2 50
Chicago
Co. (quar.)
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar.)
Employees Stock (quar.)
3-30
9
U ftc
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
Pittston
2-27
1-
2-20
10c
Cincinnati,
1
1-30
7ft %
Co
(s-a)
$2.50
—
$1.25
—
(interim)
shares
Petroleum
2-
$1.10
3.90%
preferred
(quar.).
Phillips-Jcnes Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Plnchin, Jchnson & Associates, Ltd.—
2-
75c
(quar.)
(s-a)
&
2-28
$1.37ft
Straus-Duparquet, Inc.
National Airlines,
1-30
1-19
2
$$1.75
Ltd.,
3-16
(quar.)
Electric,
2-16
$1.12 ft
(quar.)
(quar.)
$15c
50c,
Munising Paper, 5% 1st preferred
Nathan
1-30
2-16
2-
50c
25c
$1.06y4
(quar.)_
5c
(quar.)
1-30
2-
$25
States Power Co.,
preferred
1-20
1-14
2-16
$1.25
$1.30
1-12
1-20
2
(quar.)
Co.
1-31
1-30
31 ftc
Pacific
5
1-26
& Co. (quar.)
Corp. of America (Calif.) —
Narragansett
,
2-13
2-
Mount Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (quar.)__;
Mountain
1-2
1
20c
(John)
preferred
1-15
(quar.)
American
Montana Power Co., common
$6 preferred (quar.)
Common
1-15
1-20
4%%
■
(quar.)
1-10
1-15
3-
3
(1.22 ft
preferred
2
1-15
2-
25c
(initial)
4.80%
2-
2- 1
3
$1.50
'
(quar.fi
Morris
50c
3-
$1.10
preferred
Morrell
1-15
1-30
59 %C
Year-end
(quar.)
4.50%
Montgomery Ward & Co.
2
preferred
S2
1-16
15c
(quar.)_
1-17
62V2c
(quar.)
1-16
JLight Co.—
1-17
22'/2C
Mississippi Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)_
5ft% preferred (quar.)__
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
(quar.)
Brownhoist Corp.
2
Corp.—
1-10
2^
2-
2- 2
$1
preferred
$1.60 prior preference
Plan
Finance
2
2-
$1.25
1-24
$1
series
Paper
2
1-
1
10c
llftc
(quar.)—
(quar.)
2
2
2-
50c
common
2-
2-
12-31
35c
(quar.)
(increased)
2-
$25c
2-13
1-31
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
&
Pacific
Peninsular
arrears
Co.
51c
Ltd.—
1-19
Co.
58%c
'
1
5
3-13
25c
(year-end)
53y4c
(quar.)
2-
$1.12'/a
(s-a)
Co.
convertible
Minnesota
Company
10c
isc
pfd.
(quar.)
&
1-30
10c
(quar.)
Power
2-28
25c
(quar.)
4.08%
4.70% preferred (quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co, of Canada,
Industrial
2-28
1-15
1-15
1-20
Minneapolis-Moline
2-11
1-
2
1-
8
2-11
1-19
2-
1-31
1-
3
2
1-26
1-23
2
3
2-
10c
96y4c
70c
2-
2
3-16
$1.06ft
Minneapolis
3-
1
Supply (increased quar.)_
Rnoades, Inc., 4ft % pfd. (quar.)__
Miller
10c
Power Co.,
4.20%
4-
1-
1st
Outlet
1
2-
61 ftc
Inc., class A
Products,
Co.
2-
50c
—
—
preferred (quar.)
Stock
75c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Elevator
c
Pacific Public Service Co.—
Midwest Piping &
$5.50
Otis
(stock
2-16
8
3-
Hydro-JElectric Securities Corp., pfd. B
fs-a)
Hydraulic-Press Brick Co., new com.
(initial)
Illinois
B
1-31
1-15
2-
(quar.)
1-15
7%
(increased)
;
preferred
Onondago Pottery Co.
1-15
1-31
9
3-
37y2C
*
1-31
$7'/2c
12-
10c
1-15
$i
1-15
4%
1-
37ftc
1-23
1-31
B
4ft%
Ontario Steel
30c
Co.
2
$1.06ft
2-10
!_«_.
Abrasive
2-
9-
1-15
2-16
12-31
1-15
dividend
&
United Filters,
12-31
25C
Co,
common
(quar.)
Oliver
5
1-20
37ftc
(quar.)
Corp.,
2
1-
20c
(quar.)
Oliver
2-
25c
;
(quar.)
Electric
Gas,
1-20
9
1-27
28%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
Co.
Utilities
% 2
1-
2
5-15
Co.
2
3-
25c
preferred
preferred
4-
Inc.
25c
Hupp Corp.
Illinois
Gas
Mid-West
1
2-
2-25
Middle States Petroleum—
1-24
2-
1-15
Co.
2-
60c
class A
Company
40c
1-15
25c
1-31
1-20
37 ft c
(quar.)
—
4.92%
4%%
Public
RR.
20c
(quar.)
3-20
2
(Minn.) —
4.60%
Okonite
Price
2-
2
1
2
(quar.)
1-22
4-
9
$12'/2c
(quar.)
1-
1-
1-21
Michigan Gas & Electric
Co.
Natural
1-13
2
9
2-
17ftc
Power
&
»
1-
20c
(quar.)
2-
1-23
75C
Gas
12-31
preferred
2
1
2-
Leather
12-22
2-16
15c
(s-a)
Oklahoma
12-31
preferred
2
2-
Ohio
1-20
~25c
Ry
Shoe
1-20
held)
(reduced)
common
Oklahoma
1-20
4.90%
2-
8
1-20
4.40%
2-
4-
shrs.
(Hartford)
preferred
Gas
(quar.)
Airlines,
Nunn-Bush
2-10
2-
90c
1-10
Common
75c
1-13
2
2-14
4-15
2
(s-a)
2-14
2-
1
1-20
2-
L
$1.50
1-31
$1.25
States
2-
(quar.)_
2
2-14
Pacific
62 ftc
1-31
53ysc
Northern
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
convertible
Liberties
25c
2-
Stock
$1.50
Northern
25c
Building
Co.
Michigan
(quar.)
A
Machine
ten
Co.
Illinois
1-31
of
Co.
4.30%
all
A
Insurance
1-16
1-15
liquidating)—
Electric
for each
com.
2
2-10
$1.50
(partial
Union
Engineering Works
9
56 ftc
A'(quar.)
1
preferred
clears
of
1-23
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
class
2-
Foods, Inc.—
preference
McKay
&
Co.
share
6
25c
93 %c
pfd.
(quar.)_
adj. pfd. (quar.)
Corp.—
Ry., 4%
(accum.)
American
(One
1-30
10c
(s-a)
12-31
1
1-
2
15c
(quar.)
5%
H.)
Corp.,
B
1-31
2
1
7y2C
(quar.)
Co.,
payment
Class
2-20
35c
Co._.
5%
&
(F.
3
25c
5%
4%
McGraw
preferred
North
common
3%%
Co.,
Bearings
2-16
$1.06ft
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Car
McCormick
6%
J.)
2-
20c
(quar.)
93%c
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Stores Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
1-20
1-21
2
2-
37V2C
capital
I.),
B
common
preferred
2-16
1-13
1
60c
45c
(s-a)
Co.
Corp.,
$2.50
15c
(quar.)
Hardart
Houston
Howard
Inc.
McCord
1
3-
1-25
2-
87ftc
Corp. K
preferred 1951
$1.25
(quar.)
—
Co.
5
1-15
2-25
2-
$8c
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., com.
4%
preferred
25c
Higbee Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)_:
5%
preferred (quar.)
Insurance
5
1-
2-
1
3-**L
&
3-
(quar.)
Maytag Company, $3 preferred (quar.)
McCabe Grain, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
McCall Corp.
15c
Hercules Steel Products
Corp.—
7%
preferred A
(quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
4ft% preferred A (quar.)
Home
2-
1-20
25c
(quar.)
Higbie
2-16
2-
(J.
Western
Chemical
5614c
(quar.)
Co.,
1
2-25
1-20
Newberry
$1
Corp., Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)_
Field & Co. (quar.)
Massawippi Valley RR. Co, (s-a) __v__—,
Massey-Harris Co., Ltd. (quar.)_
$12ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
5-
2
2-14
Marshall
68%c
Hayes Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Hayes Mfg. Corp.; (quar.)
Hays Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Hecht
1
3-10
40c
(quar.)—__
4Va %
Inc,
6-
$1.50
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A
of
Bakeries,
2
$1.3714
(quar.)
Light
2-
75c
$$1.25
Cotton Co., Ltd., 5%
pfd.
Harbison-Walker Refractories, 6% pfd.
(quar.)
Harris (A.) & Co., 5ft% pfd.
(quar.)
&
2
|50c
.
Cementing
3-
2-
1
(quar.)
preferred series
conv.
30c
Wire
Norma-Hoffman
75c
Macy (R. H.) & Co.—
4y4%
preferred (quar.)
4y4%
Cloth Co
York
New
3-
convertible
Mathieson
6
Norfolk
30c
preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, $6 pfd, (quar.)
Lowell Bleachery, Inc.
(quar.)___
Lynchburg Gas Co
4%
3-
1-16
Dock—
&
1
1-15
$15c
Lighting Co.
Coal
4-
Northwest Engineering,
Class
B
-1
(quar.)
Island
6
$1.12 ft
3-20
40c
(R.
1-20
2
(quar.)
preferred
1
37'/2c
Mailman
2
25c
Mobile & Ohio RR.
preferred (quar.)
Well
Preferred
5%
Inc
preferred
1-20
Corp.
2-
5
1-16
$1
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
original
guqra^teed
Finance
2-
1-30
3-
$ 1.12V2
common
1-30
2-15
1
Northwest
(quar.)
RR.,
2-15
60c
—
4-
2-14
Co.
Miami
37 Vic
(quar.)
$1.12 ft
1
1-30
Insurance
(quar.)
Carbonic Corp.,
Little
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Criess-Pfleger Tanning Co. (quar,)
$5
preferred
Liquid
3-16
3114c
Hathaway
$3.50
1-
2-
(quar.)
2-11
.
Life
1-15
1-19
35c
preferred
1
(quar.)
Ltd
1-31
$40c
3-
2
(quar.)
4ft %
1-31
$1.18%
1
3-
Wayne, Ind.)
(quar.)
Printing Co., common (quar.)
Link-Belt
56140
______
Co.
National
Lincoln
2-16
Corp.
2
—
(s-a)—
(quar.)
2-15
3-
—_
(quar.)
Sons. 3.85%
Corp.,
1-10
preferred
(quar.i
Griesedieck Western Brewery—
$5
&
Stores
Special
B
Underwriters
Fund,
Tire
Co.
1-
$50c
com.
(quar.)__
Guardian Mutual
&
(James)
1-24
Canada,
:
Inc.,
preferred
Life
Hart Schaffner
Rubber
1-20
10c
1-24
1-
8-31
4-
95c
_
class
5-20
9-15
93%C
4-
dividend)
(One non-cum. red. preference
share for each share of class A & B
Jield)
1-23
$1.75
Towing, common
Hydraulics, Inc.,-common
Oil
&
class
3-15
6-15
47 ft c
2-
$1.75
(quar.)
Jones, class A and
2-28
1-16
62 Vic
pfd.
Gas,
2-10
Ltd.—
Acceptance,
B
3-
56Vic
5%
Hallburton
Class
15c
Rubber
Co.
American
Quarterly
Quarterly
Laurentide
1-12
10c
&
62ftc
________
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
2-28
(quar.)
4ft%
1-30
1-16
(quar.)
Class
Mines,
Inc.,
25c
Great Lakes
Gulf,
1
Gold
Bryant,
5%
convertible
Greer
1-15
4-15
12-31
preferred
32Vac
Knudsen Creamery Co., 60c pfd. (quar.)
Tool, 6% preferred
(accum.)
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc.
(quar.)
La Crosse Telephone Corp. (quar.)___
1
25c
(quar.)
&
Union
7%
1-15
3%%
Northern
Kut-Kvvick
1
2-
12-31
1-21
$1
—_____
Company—
2nd preferred
35c
,_
quar.)
.
preferred
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class
Graham-Paige Corp.
Grand
Kroger
58-
State
$1
Corp.,
$1.12Vi
(increased
4Vi %
Great
5
Merchandise
15c
4% pfd. (quar.)
Kirsch Company, $1.50 preferred
(quar.)
Kobacker Stores, Inc.
(quar.)__
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Co.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Gould-National Batteries,
Grafton
1-
(quar.)
B
Canada
Northern
—
(quar.)_i.
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Tire
1-19
2
A
50c
dividend
Goodyear
2-
Class
2-
25c
(quar.)
Rubber
2-16
Y.
Y.
Northeastern
—._
Kimberly-Clark
Lawson
H.) Co., common (quar.)
4Vi %
preferred (quar.)—,
Clobc-Wernicke Co., common (quar.)
Goodall
1-16
55c
(P.
preferred
1-16
2-16
25c
(s-a)_
_
McBean
1%
2-16
of the Southwest—
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Glatfelter
12-31
12-31
50c
common
Gladding,
2
50c
————
(quar.)—
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)
$4.50
2-
12-31
N.
N.
1-16
in-
was
3.80%
50c
(quar.)——
A.)
Co.,
Gimbel
2
1-15
1-15
Kansas
50c
(quar.)_
com.
•.
Extra
Gillette
2-
2- 2
$1.25
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
$2.20
1
25c
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gerrard
2
5-
35c
(quar.)—
common
Common
$2
2-18
2-
$1.50
(quar.)
Telephone
Common
3-10
5-15
$1.37ft
—
——
—
preferred
preferred
1-16
1-30
62ftc
Meter Co., common
preferred (quar.):
2
20c
______
5
2-16
Western
1-31
Corp.—
(quar.)
1-15
1-30
62fte
4%%
Inc.,
of
15c
(quar.)
5
$1
.___
—
(quar.)—*
Public
Special
General
Chemical
Stone Co.
Keyes Fibre Co.—
Brothers,
Products
2- 2
13%c
(quar.)
C
1-
5c
preferred
pfd.
4%
1-
50c
—
Neptune
2-
preferred
Northern
2
$1.50
(quar.I
12-19
Corp.
2
$1.50
preferred
1-21
Neisner
Missouri
2-
1-9
Neon
reported here
2-
2-2
12-19
$1.25
$1.25
_____
________
Advertising,
preferred
5%
&
1-21
13y2C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
City Power & Light Co.
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)—r—__
4ft% preferred (quar.),
Kennedy's, Inc., common (quar.)
50c
—
(quar.)
Outdoor
6%
6%
Kaiser Aluminum
5
1-30
$4.50
—.—
declaration
Jervis
Johnson,
5
1-
6%
National Starch Products, Inc.
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
entirely
Jersey Central Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
—:
&
8
1-
2- 2
—$1.06y4
93%c
(quar.)—
Motors Corp.—
Inc.
the
1-
2- 2
(quar.)
Paper & Type Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
j.
5%
—
The
2-10
2
$1.50
—
1
2
25c
—
4ft%
(quar.)_i
payment previously
for
5
Co.
Co.,
5c
income
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
1-
Gas
50c
Mills,
incorrect.
3-13
1-29
35c
Jervis
1-23
15c
4- 1
York
—
$1.50
—
derived
common
(correction)
Corp
1-15
1-16
Lead
5c
(quar.)
Knitting
National
$2.40
preferred
conv.
Inc.,
2-27
60c
Corp.
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
4ft % preferred B (quar.)___
1
100%
—_—______
pfd.
:
$3.50
General
Jantzen
Common
Co.
Corp.,
55c
Heintz,
preferred
1-31
25c
—
General
•5
2
Co.—
Electric
General
—
(increased quar.)
dividend
General
2-
Inc.,
&
4%
50c
$1
quar.)
(interim)
com.
12-26
12-26
Jack
$10c
—
Ltd.
1-15
4
Ironrite,
.
62Vic
(quar.).
(quar.)—
Bakeries,
1-31
2- 4
2-
investment
15c
12Vbc
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver
General
25c
(quar.
5%
Co.,
Ganfble-Skogmo
'
1
2-
25c
55c
—
Fulierton
4%
2-
$$1.12ft
(quar.)
3-18
20c
—
Telegraph
distribution
from
net
Fuel
Corp.—
Quarterly
9
National
$8%c
(quar.)
&
$1.40 convertible preferred (quar.)
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co. (s-a)
Investors Mutual, Inc.—
1-10
1-
(quar.)
common
Extra
5%
1-21
125c
$12ftc
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
12-31
1-26
common
Froedtert
2-11
70c
Co
Ltd.,
1-15
1-15
$$1.75
(quar.)
Utilities
1-30
New
Year-end
5%
-—
International
1-16
2
Co.
2
Ltd.—
Canada,
Extra
5
2-1
Shoe
Telephone
1-
5%
Interstate
(s-a)
pref.
International
1-13
75c
$1.75
of
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred ($5 par)
7%
1
Nickel
1-31
50c
pfd. (s-a)_
20c
of
2-
20c
Department Stores Corp.
Bank
Co
2-
50c
50c
City
Mfg.
3-
15c
National
Corp.—
_
International
93 %c
Co.,
7%
.
$1.50
———
Motor
International
4%
Machines
Business
62ftc
1-20
&
Holdert
Co.—
(quar.)
Chemical
5%
4-
dividend
Dehydrating & Milling
preferred
National
50c
«
Reinsurance
2-
Stock
Rubber
&
City Baking
5%
3
$25c
shares (from Income)
Co., Ltd. (extra)
$35c
(quar.)
Firth Sterling, 7%
preferred (quar.)
Food Machinery & Chemical—
3%% preferred (quar.)
4ft%
Inter
2-
2
2-
3c
*
$2.50
(quar.)
Tire
Freiman
1-16
12-30
1-20
3- 3
1953
Payable of Rec,
Share
National
Co.
Group
Inter-Ocean
pref. (quar.)
Inc.—
$1.40
Increased
Fraser
Aviation
(Syra¬
preferred (quar.)
Fibreboard Products, Inc.—
6% prior preferred (quar.)_
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of MarylandFirestone
60c
$1.25
Alfalfa
.tin,
When
Per
National
Gasoline Co._
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
1-16
1-30
I.—
Inglewood
'
1-1$
25c
convertible
Franklin
1-15
Department Stores,
Common
4ft %
Ltd.,
6
R.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
(Providence,
quarterly
Ingersoll-Rand
_—
$1-50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Grain,
Federated
Life
2-
35c
(quar.)
6ft
Traders
&
2- 2
5%
dividend)
conv. preferred
Ealstaff Brewing Corp. (quar.)
Farmers
Increased
25c
Co.
M
Monday, January 19,
...
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
Industrial Trust
a--
common
Co.,
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
(entire issue called
Feb. 2 at $22.25 per
pfd.
redemption
share
?,
5%
MrfftUJ
(R. J.)
7%
1st
7%
1st
7%
1st
Inc.,
common
preferred
5
2-13
3-
5
2-13
2-
2
50c
—
1-15
(quar.)
$1.75
4-
1
3-15
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
preferred
$1.75
(quar.).
2nd
7%
2nd preferred
1%
2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
10-1
1-
1
3-15
7-
1
6-15
10-
$1.75
_
9-15
__4-
.
$1.75
(quar.)
1
-
9-15
1
Inc.,
common
Extra
3-ft%
(quar.)_
3-
(quar.).
preferred
1%
Rlch's,
(quar.).
(quar.)'l
B
Rice-Stix,
'50c
50c
Tobacco, common
preferred
19c
(quar.)——
(quar.).
:
1-24
1-24
1-15
93%c
1-24
1-15
j
1-15
12 ftc
—
V
mm*
yolume 177
Number 5187... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Elver Brand Rice Mills, Inc.
&
preferred I (quar.)
Light'& Power, com.
4.65% preferred (quar.)
3-
5
Standard
Products
3-
5
Standard
Silica
11%C
2-16
$1.02%
$1.18%
3-
2
2-16
3-
2
15C
2-
2
(quar.)
25c
50c
t$1.06
Class
Co.
1
1-23
2-15
12-31
2
1-15
B
buc
(quar.)
2
5%%
preferred A (quar.)
27 %C
2-
6%%
preferred A (quar.)
27 %c
5%%
preferred A (quar.)
27 %c
1
5-
1
preferred
$3.40
preferred
1
7-20
2-
85C
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1-19
Common
91 %C
,
Co.
of
3-
1
Steel
Terre
2-13
Co.
2-13
1
1-12
Texas Electric
taoc
2-25
1-15
J25C
.
2-
1-
9
Thatcher
Extra
1-
9
2-
425c
2
Sierra
2
Power
$2.40
Glass
convertible
(quar.)
t25c
1-14
Thermoid
(quar.)
40c
2-
2
1-16
Thomaston Mills
$1.50
2-
2
1-16
1-28
12-27
6%
preferred (quar.)
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (year-end)
Smith
preference
Southern
Canada
Southern
Power
Indiana
Tobacco
5
Tobacco
Gas
11-
9
1-
8
Trust,
1-
5
1-
5
Tonopah Mining
(Nevada)
1-31
1-
5
Trane
(quar.)
2-
1
1-16
2-16
1-20
Co.,- common
preferred
4.56%
1
1-13
1-30
preferred
1-12
South
(quar.)
Corp.
La
Gas
3.90%
(quar.)
97 %C
2-
1
1-20
Union
Investment
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)___.
$1.03%
2-
1
1-20
Union
Oil
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
2-
1
1-20
United
$1.06%
2-
1
1-20
Common
$3.70
56 %c
(quar.)
Co.
1 1-12
1-16
1-31
1-16
62 %c
4- 1
3-20
(quar.)»_
Co.
Co.
2-16
6%
Corps., Ltd.,
Drill
Class
B
&
1-20
2-16
2-16
(now
on
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$1.60 conv.
preferred
(quar.)
1-30
12-15
50c
2-10
1-12
1-26
1-23
50C
(quar.)
(N. J.)
Electric Coal
United
2-19
(extra),
2-
t70c
(quar.)
Shoe
1-16
Cos.
1-20
1
2-28
6%
1-I6
2-
2
1-lfc
2-
1
50c
2-
1
1-1©
15c
2-16
2*2
25c
2-20
1-2©
10c
1-31
1-2©
1-31
1-15
$1.25
2-
1
1-15
25c
1-20
basis)
1-1©
Co.—
Public Service
Corp.—
(quar.)
Cab
2
3-
2
25c
;
2-
25c
—
4-
1
Co.—
preferred
2-2©
3-2©
t
(quar.)
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
________
(quar.)
,
1-31
l-l©
37%o
4-30
4-1©
37%o
preferred
7-31
7-1©
50c
2-
2
tl7%c
2-
2
1- 2
2-2
1- 2
—
1-15
1
tlOc
5%
preferred
preferred
$31%c
(quar.)
•Transfer
books
not
closed
3-10
J Payable
in
resident
1-2
37 %c
2-2
2-2
1-2
dividend.
Canadian non-residents'
Funds, tax deductible at the source.
15%; resident tax 7%.
Canadian
tax
1-2
<
Non*
Less British Income tax.
x
2-24
2-2
this
1- 2
tPayable In U. S. Funds, less 15%
1-13
25c
for
2-2
J37%c
(quar.)
6%
1-13
2-
common
Extra
1-31
1
62%c
(quar.)
com.
1- »
2
(quar.)
preferred
Zeller's, Ltd.,
1-15
2-
15c
25c
(quar.)
Machinery Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)__.
l- ©
1-31
2-
25c
(quar.)
12-31
10c
87%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
3- 2
40c
1-31
12%c
12%c
$1.43%
$1,50
monthly
a
preferred
1-5
5%
comCM initial)
class A
3-12'
Machine
York County Gas Co.
1-20
2-2
(quar.)
class B
Tool,
2-16
J25c
dividend)
Stores,
1
$1
6%
87%c
preference
2- *
4-
(quar.)
6%
1-20
92%c
Ltd
California
of
convertible
United
1-15
$1
(stock
(quar.)
common
(William) Jr. Co.—
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
1-18
$1.12%
Canada,
1-1©
2- 2
Wrlgley
1-31
(quar.)
of
Cigar-Whelan
$3.50
1-15
2
Corp.
2
2-16
Corp.—
class A
a
v
Standard Fire Insurance
preferred
United
2- 2
2-
5C
(quar.)
convertible preferred
2- 2
preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)_
Union
4%%
5%
$4
1-20
!
12-29
2-
2-16
;•
(quar.)
Electric Power
Wisconsin
2-13
2-10
65c
Street
$1
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
& Stationery
preferred
37 %c
(quar.)
1-31
!—
6%
1-1#
l- a
1- ©
2
Lovett Grocery Co.—
&
Wisconsin
2-13
1
2-2
2-
$1.25
Co.,
(quar.)
Paper,
Increased
3- 2
$2.25
preferred
1
i—
Winn
Electric Co. of Missouri—
2-16
preferred (quar.)—
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
7
2-
50c
Corp., common
$2 prior preference (quar.)
Whitehead Bros. Rubber (quar.)
Wilcox Oil Co.
(quar.)
5c
Inc.
Union
2-
4.25%
2
t$1.37%
(quar.)
Sewing
$1.14
(s-a)
Salle
92 %C
!
30C
White
Yellow
$4.50
(quar.)—
1-28
3-
Tablet
prior lien
35c
Company
(quar.)
3.70%
17%c
$1.06%
Special
Unilac,
2-
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(accum. )■*.
A
preferred
4%
Ltd.—
1-31
Edison
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
9
2-16
'
A
preferred
Class B
2-16
preferred
preferred
Drug Corp., common
Southwestern Public Service—
1-12
(quar.)
1-1*
Insurance Securities Co.—
class
Westminster
1-31
2- 2
deposit receipts ordinary (final)
12%%
deposit receipts
def. (final)
12.5714%
1-31
4%
Southwestern
2-15
1-3©
1-28
5tfF
Western
1-
Transamerlca
—
5%
5%
60c
1-23
2-16
lOc
Kentucky Coal
$2.50
1-9
62 %c
1-23
2-10
J20c
(quar.)
Co
Western Pacific RR.
1-9
,
1-15
1-15
2-10
Extra
1-15
2- 2
2
2- 2
$1.12%
class A
80c
2-
45c
$1.06%
West
1-21
Securities
62%o
Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd., 5%%
2-2
1-1©
35c
(quar.)
5
12-20
$1.14
1-20
(quar.)
Tobacco
Western
(quar.)
7-17
(quar.)
com.
9
1-28
4-17
preferred
1-
2- 2
1-1$
1
8-1
preferred
Co.,
12-
2
50c
50c
..
.
Webster
1- 7
2-13
dividend
6
1
5-
7%
1-16
1-21
1-26
Co.—
1-
2
50c
American
208
1-20
2-
Ltd.,
2-
5%
Light
(quar.)
$4.50
Waterous,
12-27
37%o
preferred
1-15
2- 4
1-27
37Vic
(quar.)
1-12
2-27
2%
37%c
preferred
1
$1
Corp
American
$40c
2-
2-13
1-31
1-21
Co.,
Brothers
2- 2
$1.12%
2-27
37 %C
Electric
&
(quar.)
30c
Export
2-2©
6
(stock dividend)—
$4.25
(quar.)
Co.
1-15
3
2-
Co.,
Washington Gas
6-15
12-31
quar.)—
Warren
1-20
6-25
Products
4.25%
1-20
25c
Trust
Co.
(quar.)
2
3-14
&
preferred
1-30
2-
1
12-31
Toledo
6%
4-
Guarantee
1
3-
64c
Instrument
Vulcan Detinning
25c
28 %C
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Southwest Gas Producing Co.—
Stock
Title
Corp.—
com.
25c
12 Vic
_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
2
(quar.)
28c
preferred
2-
preference
$2.50 conv.
3-13
com.
Petroleum
California
convertible
Co.,
2-14
A
(quar.)
6%
9
2-16
$1
lie
-
(quar.)
4.56%
l-
Mfg.
1-30
125c
preference
3-13
10%
pfd.
2-
Year-end
25c
4.56%
10c
60c
Virginian Railway—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
1-21
3- I
1-19
1-19
22 %c
:
preferred (quar.)
Sinclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Southeastern Public Service, 6% pfd.
4.48%
50c
Special
(quar.)
Southern California Edison Co.,
1-31
35c
20c
•
(quar.)
pfd.
2-20
2
fi5c
Ltd.
Victoreen
Quarterly
Ltd.—
convertible
Southern
1-
3
3-16
l-ia
2-2©
3-
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba—
2-
J50c
(quar.)
preferred
90c
2-
50C
O.) Company
(Howard) Paper Mills,
Common
$2
J20C
_
(A.
Smith
1-30
1-15
1
4-
Manufacturing Co.—
common
Power,
1-26
12'/2c
10%
&
preferred
5%
Ltd.,
Pacific
Ventures,
1-31
3- 2
$1.37%
Van Camp Sea Food Co. (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America
65c
"
Shirriff's,
1-7
J5c
$4
(quar.)
2-26
i.
pfd.
$2
75c
(quar.)
common
preference
3-12
50c
&
prior
2-2
Ltd
Service,
convertible
Valley Mould & Iron Co.,
2-2
(year-end)
Light,
$4 preferred (quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
1-7
20c
Mines,
Malleable
1
2-
(quar.)
1-16
$20c
dividend
3-
25C
Texas
1-1# <»
2-16
1-31
1-7
(quar.)
t)il Corp.
Haute
Stock
2- 2
3- 2
1-10
(Calif.)
Corp.
Hughes Gold
$1.07%
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
common
$30c
(quar.)
A
Co.,
6
12%c
1
(extra)-.
class
3-16
$1.06%
2-2
(quar.)
4%%
Swan-Finch
Teck
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams
Co.,
l- 7
4-13
(quar.)_
2-2
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred
Oil
2-
1-20
$2
(quar.)_
2-
56c
common
1-16
(special)
Tobacco
Valspar Corp.,
1-7
1
2-16
com.
Universal
$5.50
1-16
2-
15c
Co
1
25c
Y.)
2-
75c
37 %o
Corp, (quar.)
Propane Gas Corp.—
Superior
1-19
2- 1
$1
Co.
&
Super Mold Corp.
Manufacturing Co.
3.65% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
Electric
Co.
P.)
Container
5.20%
Leaf
1-14
1-10
$4
(N.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Pictures, 4%% preferred
1
Corp.
Sun
Ccovill
Scranton
(J.
Corp.
4-20
8-
Co.
1
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier,
1-20
Trust
2-
Co.—
preferred
Suburban
U.
J20c
(quar.)
Stubnitz-Greene Spring
Scott Paper Co.—
$4
Engine
Stop & Shop, Inc.
1-20
9
5
2-
(quar.)„
common
(quar.)
Stone
1-15
2-10
2-
tlOc
Inc.
1-
2-
Universal
,i_.
Stores
Stewart-Warner
fichwitzer-Cummins Co.—
1-20
4S
25c
preferred (quar.)
50c
convertible preferred (initial quar.)
& Stern Textiles, Inc.—
Stevens
1-31
1-26
2-
S.
(quar.)
common
Shoe Corp
U. S. Thermo Control
J30c
Canada, Ltd.,
Bros.
4 % %
12-31
20%
12 %c
dividend)
class A
5%
S.
$i5c
1
participating preferred
Stern
U.
tlOc
of
Sterling
6
1-15
When
Share
U. S. Radiator Corp.,
2-14
5%
(quar.)
Year-end
9
I50C
(quar.)
(stock
Brewery
Schenley Industries,
1-
3-
Co.
7%
1-10
1-31
preferred
Company
1-15
2- 1
12 %c
B
Sterchi
—
4-
dividend)
Year-end
1-15
1-26
$1.50
Steel
1-14
— —
J20c
Antonio Transit
Miguel
2
convertible
Class
1-14
5
(stock
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
2-16
*
1-26
2-
4c
W Fine Foods, Inc., 4% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Scarfe & Co.,
2-
$1.16
(quar.)
fiaguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
fit. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
4%
1-16
2
Co.
Name of
1
2-
6%
Corp.
Per
'
„
Payable of Rec.
$1.75
(quar.)
Steel Spring—
Standard
5
1-26
3-
Dutch Petroleum (interim)
iRuss Building, 6% preferred (accum.)
San
3-
3-16
56c
* $1
(quar.)
share
56%c
(accum.)
3-16
Royal
fian
preferred
3-16
4%%
Corp.
$7
35C
(quar.)
H (quar.)_—
Rockland
Aircraft
2-27
37 %C
—
preferred F
4.10% preferred
3-16
Holder»
When
Per
Name of Company
Standard Fuel, 4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Power & Light Corp.—
1-12
(quar.)
Participating
4%
S &
2
(quar.)
preferred
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp., com.
jRohr
2-
50c
Inc., common
Myers,
participating
$1.50
28c
(accum.)
class A
partic.
Robbins
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Cement Co.—
Riverside
$1.25
(quar.)
1
(277)
Less Jamaica Income tax.
y Corrected
Previous
payment
published
or
holders
dates
of
were
record
dates
are
reported
btNt.
Incorrect.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
"■f
for the
ALABAMA
Bond
•bonds
Sale—The $600,000 school
at auction on Jan.
offered
13—v. 177, p. 85 — were awarded
•to a group composed of Shields &
•Co., New York City, Berney Perry
& Co., Watkins, Morrow ,& Co.,
Hugo Marx & Co., all of Birming¬
ham, and George M. Wood & Co.,
Montgomery, at a price of 99, a net
interest cost of about 3.18%, as
follows:
$135,000
3V4S.
Due
March
on
1
from 1953 to 1961 inclusive.
265,000 3s. Due
1962
:200,000
to
1974
3V4S.
March 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
from 1975 to
March
on
purchase of $60,000 build¬
1
and
from
1956
to
1968
inclusive.
order
receive
sealed
bids
until
11
Little
1953.
"►to
warrants.
Due
1973
on
Dated
Feb.
inclusive.
15
Feb.
from
Callable
bonds.
1956
15.
at
the
1954
der
after
Bankers' Trust
Company in New York City.
Bond
—
Feb.
1
inclusive.
1969
from
Call¬
or¬
interest payment
any
Legality to be approved
Dated
Feb.
1,
1953.
Interest
F-A.
'
CALIFORNIA
Tucson), Ariz.
Offering
on
date.
County Sch. Dist. No. 33
(P. O.
on
by Rose, Meek, House, Barron
& Nash, of Little Rock.
ARIZONA
Pima
to
Due
able in inverse numerical
"10 years on any interest payment
<Jate. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
Rock.
975,000 general obligation rightof-way
street
improvement
a.m.
school
Richard
California
Bond
(Sftate of)
Offering—Chas. G. John¬
E.
son, State Treasurer, will receive
Kolb, Clerk of the Board of Su¬ sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
numerical order
able
Treasurer,
the
American
Francisco,
Jan.
19
of
the
State
3 for the
purchase of $100,-
to
awarded
was
office.
Trust
Co.,
Danville
San
4s.
$60,000
1954
to
Due
on
1957
to
1963
on
to
1968
on
Feb. 1 from
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
105,000 2%s. Due
1969 to
1 from
inclusive.
105,000 2v2s. Due
1964
Feb.
inclusive.
1956
Union
Costa
on
Feb. 1 from
1973 inclusive.
Sch.
Dist.,
Contra
County, Calif.
Offering
—
W.
bonds
are
Dated Feb.
dated
T. Paasch,
the
Martinez, un¬
(PST) on Jan. 20 for
purchase of $100,000o school
11
a.m.
bonds.
on
Dated March 1, 1953.
ing
Due
purchase of $1,785,000 build¬
bonds. Dated June 15, 1950.
on
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
County
Legality to be
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
(J-D)
Treasurer's office.
Neff
&
Principal
and
Due basis of about
Herrington, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Fresno County Water Works Dist«
No. 12 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Bond Sale
works
as
—
bonds
awarded
The $50,000 water
6 were
offered Jan.
to
Bailey & Davidson ol
Francisco, at a price of par*
follows:
$44,000 51/2S. Due
on
Jan. 15 from
to 1976 inclusive.
1955
6,000 514s. Due
to
1977
1979
Jan.
on
15 from
inclusive.
,
Los Angeles, Calif.
March 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
June 15 from 1955 to 1970
inclusive.
Due
interest
Feb.
1, 1953.
the
bids at his office in
(M-S)
payable at
the County
1, Treasurer's office.
Legality to be
1953. Principal and interest (F-A)
approved b,y Orrick, Dahlquist,
payable at the Cpunty Treasurer's Neff &
Herrington, of San Fran¬
office.
Legality approved by Or¬ cisco.
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & HerringExcelsior Union High Sch. Dist.,
ton, of San Francisco.
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Claremont Unified Sch. Dist.,
Bond Sale—The $525,000 build¬
Los Angeles County, Calif.
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 177,
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
p. 183—were awarded to the Bank
County Clerk, will receive sealed of America National Trust & Sav¬
bids at his office in Los Angeles
ings Association, of San Fran¬
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 20 for
the purchase of $491,000 building cisco, as 3s, at a price of 101.40, a
The
bids at his office in Fresno, until
10:30 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 27 for
San
County Clerk, will receive sealed
til
City Unified Sch. Dist.,
.Fresno County, Calif.
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Compton Union High Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
follows:
as
Fresno
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Bond
000,000 veterans' land loan bonds. bonds.
on
Feb. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
or
bonds
building
iftitil
(MST)
and
inverse
on
sive.
of
as
office
the
at
Feb.
a.m.
1969
in
Aug. 1,1968.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
11
in
callable
145,000 2%s. Due
(CST) on Jan. 27 for the
'purchase
of
$1,250,000
public
:
Legality to be approved
interest payment
any
by Townsend & Townsend, of
F.
County School Commissioners,
will
•
on
date.
"Smith, Jr., President of the Board
•of
maturing
are
on Aug.
inclusive.
Due
1973
to
Bond
Offering — Harold
J.
at the option of the
holder, at the office of any duly Ostly, County Clerk, will receive
ARKANSAS
sealed bids at his office in Los
authorized
agent
of the State
Treasurer.
Legality to
be ap¬ Angelas until 9 a.m.
(PST) on
Little Rock, Ark.
proved by Edmund G. Brown, At¬ Jan. 20 for the purchase of $560,Bond Offering—H. C. Graham,
torney-General of the State, and 000 building bonds.
Dated Feb.
City Clerk, will receive sealed of
Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff & Her- 1, 1953. Due on Feb. 1 from 1954
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and
rington, of San Francisco.
26 for the purchase of the follow¬
interest
payable at the County
ing bonds:
Treasurer's
office or at any of
Campbell Union School District,
the fiscal agencies of the County
Santa Clara County, Calif.
$590,000 fire apparatus and fire
station bonds. Due on Feb. 1
in New York City.
Bond Sale—An issue of $415,000
County (P. O.
Mobile), Ala.
Arthur
1, 1953.
1954
Bonds
Mobile
—
Feb.
from
thereafter
interest
(J-J)
the
County
Treasurer's office. Legality to be
approved by Gust Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Principal
payable
at
1982 inclusive.
Offering
1
inclusive.
Callable in inverse numerical
Warrant
Dated
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1953.
Due on July 1 from 1954 to 1963
ing
Bessemer, Ala.
2.79&, JILSEIIMI
Bond
works
177,
Sale—The $5,000,000 water
offered Jan. 13—v.
bonds
p.
183—were
syndicate
headed
awarded
by
to
a
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., New York City*
at a price of 100.02, a net inter¬
est cost of about 2.74%, as fol¬
lows:
$625,000 5s.
1954
to
Due on Feb. 1 from
1958
750,000 2s.
Due
1959
1964
to
inclusive.
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
375,000 2V4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
875,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(278)
2.80s.
1,125,000
Due
from 1975 to
2.90s., Due
1,250,000
of
the
syndi¬
cate:
Harriman
Ripley
2s,
Co., Inc.,
Blyth & Co., Smith, Barney & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., both oi
&
4
at
price
a
of
Alex.
laus
&
of New York
Weeks, W. E. Hutton &
&
the bids
both
City, Central Repub¬
Co., Chicago, B. J. Van Ingen
Co., New York City, J. K. Mul¬
len Investment Co. and Sildo, Si¬
&
of Los Angeles,
Kaiser & Co., of San Francisco,
Robert W. Baird & Co., of Mil¬
Co.,
a
price of 100.04, a net
cost
of about 2.67%, as
Witter & Co., of
follows:
San Francisco, Hayden, Miller &
Co., of Cleveland, Chas. E. Wei- $100,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1953 to
1962 inclusive.
gold & Co., of New York, Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., of Chi¬
595,000 2V2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
at
ver,
station
interest
Dean
to
1963
Harold E. Wood & Co., of'
St. Paul, Lester Ryons & Co., of
Los Angeles, and Hill Richards &
Co., of San Francisco.
cago,
805,000 2%s. Due
1974 to
Bond
Warrant
ceive
Dowd,
Clerk,
ity to be approved by the City At¬
and O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles. >•
GEORGIA
torney,
Los
Brunswick, Ga.
Bond Offering—The City
Angeles County Water Works
District No. 22 (P. O.
Los
ager
10
Man¬
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
a.m.
Jan. 21 for the
on
Angeles), Calif.
purchase of $28,000 municipal hos¬
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, pital bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1952.
County Clerk, will receive sealed Due on Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1971
inclusive.
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 20
Principal and interest
sealed
(CST)
,
bids
at
or
cost of about
$1,305,000
from
'
L
at
0.90%
discount.
1
ceive
sealed
(EST)
speci¬
of
Legality
Chapman &
by
until
bids
11
a.m.
Jan. 20 for the purchase
on
$370,000
struction
School
Glover
bonds.
Dated
con¬
Feb. "1,
11953. Due
Due
Due
2y2s.
from
Due
1964 to
1,165,000
2%s.
from
I
Feb.
on
Feb.
on
Due
Feb.
on
1954
First
to
Storey,
Other
15
the
of
1957
inclusive.
Bank, Boston.
be
by
approved
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
15
1973 inclusive.
members? of
First
purchase
JThorndike,
MICHIGAN
.
Beaverton
cate:
to
National
Legality
1969 inclusive.
1970 to
from
the
15,
1963.
and
the
Principal and interest payable at
1961.
2y4s.
1
Feb. 15, I960
on
20Vfof
$35,500 insurance premium bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1953.
Due on Feb.
15
1954 to 1959 inclusive.
1,580,000
a.m.
Feb.
-on
Jan.
on
ioilows: :
as
Due
and
—
war-
bank
any
2.65%,
4s.
465,000 2s.
1962
of $400,000 temporary loan
Feb.
on
Chicago.
oi
485,000
10
School
Due
—
bonds.
until
year,
1973
to
Jan. 26 for the purchase 1
on
one
.to be approved by Ropes, Gray,
Bond
Sale
The
$5,000,000
building bonds offered Jan. 14 Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
—v.
Lowell, Mass.
176, p. 2320—were- awarded
Bond Offering—J. Russell Har¬
to a syndicate headed by the Na¬
tional City Bank of New York, at rington, City Treasurer, will r-ea
price of 100.12, a net -interest ceiye sealed bids until noon (EST)
Roy T.
County Auditor, will re¬
Combs,
Torrington, Conn.
Note Offering—Edwin J.
Offering
in
due
1% discount.
on Feb. 1 from 1954 to
11969 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the First
Caddo Parish, Parish-Wide School
National Bank, boston.
District (P. O. Shreveport), La.\
Legality
1, 1953. Due semi-an¬
'
Salem,
of
850,000 notes, due April 1, 1953,
Point
approved
Cutler,
from
County (P. O.
Indianapolis), Ind.
at
Bank,
*•
$850,000 notes,
from
by the purchasers.
be
to
Marion
will receive
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
sealed bids until 1G a.m. (PST) on
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan.
Jan. 27 for the purchase of $12,20 for the
purchase of $300,000
000,000 sewer,
series B
bonds. tax
anticipation notes. Dated Jan.
Dated Feb. 1, 1953.
Due on Feb. 21, 1953.
Due on May 1, 1953.
1
from
1954
to
1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ the Brook Bank & Trust
Co., Tor¬
able at the City Treasurer's Of¬
rington. Legality to be approved
fice, or at any fiscal agency of the by Harry Ossen, City Attorney.
City, in New York City.
Legal¬
City
erson,
fied
Dec. 1 from
on
1954
Treasurer
gality to be approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
inclusive.
1982
equipment
1
office? of tiie Parish School Board
July 1, 1953 to Jan.
1, 1966 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Angeles, Calif.
Offering—Walter C. Pet¬
Feb.
nually
inclusive.
1973
and
Dated
CONNECTICUT
Los
in
rejected.
were
District
inclusive.
1973
National
ioilows:
Milton, Mass.
incijfcive.^
B4)nd
Offering — Clyde
L.
Dated Feb.
1
1953.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the Whittier, Town Treasurer, will re¬
City Controller, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
2 for the purchase of $115,000 fire
Roberts & Co., both of Den¬
mons,
waukee, The Illinois Company, of
Chicago,
The report
School
jDue on Feo.
Church
from
Lafayette, Ind.
Bond Offering—Carl L. Mason,
lic
Co., both of New York, William R.
Staats
—
chants
school
;as
District No. 6.
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Bonds Not Sold
Stifel, NicoCo., of St.' Louis, Horn- Inc., Goldman Sachs & Co.,
Batlimore,
blower &
275,000
100.42,
$975,000
Crowley
2.
1954 to
177, p. 184, of the award on
Greeley, Colo.
bonds to
Bond Sale—Tne $1,500,000 gen¬ 8 of $700,000 building
eral
obligation water refunding Phelps, Fenn & Co. and C. J. DeCo., both of New York
bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 176, p. vine &
2483—were
awarded to a
group City, jointly, as 1.80s, at a price
of 100.16, was incorrect as all of
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
&
Brown
of
No.
of
follows:
as
$700,000
v.
cisco, A. C. Allyn & Co., of Chi¬
cago, R. W. Pressprich & Co., of
New York, Heller, Bruce & Co., of
Francisco,
cago, as 2s, at a price
a basis of about 1.96%.
basis
a
COLORADO
York; R. H. Moulton & Co.,
Weeden & Co., both of San Fran¬
San
100.04,
of
purchase
bonds,
$35,000
of about 1.98%.
New
Sons,
the
composed of the Continental Illi¬
nois National Bank & Trust Co.,
Joaquin
build- Chicago, Chase National Bank of
ilng bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 177, New York, Philadelphia National
p.
183 — were awarded to Dean Bank, A. G. Becker & Co., and
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, as William Blair & Co., both of Chi¬
Sale—The
Bond
1
Feb.
on
Dist., San
County, Calif.
from 1984, to 1993 inclusive.
Other, members
*
Sch.
Venice
1
Feb.
on
1983 inclusive.
Monday, January 19, 1953
...
syndi¬
Rural
Sch. Dist.
.
Agricultural
(P. O.
Boston
R. F. D.
Corp., Chemi¬
28, 1953. Due on
No. I, Beaverton), Mich.
& Trust, Co., of New
June 15, 1953. Principal and inter¬ cal Bank
Bond Sale—The $340,000 bui'dest payable at the County Treas- York, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fening bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 1/7,
j
urer's office.
Legality to be ap¬ ner & Beane, First National Bank, p. 86—were awarded to a group
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice and of Portland, First 0 f Michigan composed of
Stranahan, Harris :&
Corporation, Roosevelt & Cross,
Miller, oi Indianapolis.
Co., Toledo, Kenower, MacArthur
Dick & Merle-Smith,-F. S. Smith& Co., First of Michigan/.
Corp.,
Valparaiso, Ind.
ers & Co.,
W. H. Morton & Co., and McDonald-Moore &
Bond
Co., all of
Offering — Christine
A.
J. C. Bradford & Co., Andrews &
Detroit, as 3V4s, 3%s and 4s, on- a
Moltz, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
Wells, Inc., all of New York; The bid
reflecting a net interest cost
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Illinois Company, Sills, Fairman
of about 3.78%.
(CST) on Jan. 21 for the pur¬ &
Harris, both of Chicago,* and
chase of $60,500 municipal park¬
The
bonds
are
dated
Nov. 1,
Steiner, Rouse & Co., of New
1952.
Due on April 1 from 1954
ing bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
1952. York.
Due semi-annually from July 1,
to 1970 inclusive.
Bonds matur¬
1954 to Jan. 1, 1964 inclusive. In¬
Sabine Parish, Belmont Sch. Dist.
ing in 1962 and thereafter are
terest
J-J.
callable in inverse numerical or¬
Legality to be ap¬
No. 75 (P. O. Many), La.
der as of April 1, 1961.
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Principal
Bond
Offering — Roy
Alford,
and interest (A-O) payable at-a
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Secretary of the Parish. School
rants.
Dated Jan.
•
.
.
for the
bonds.
on
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
purchase of $396,000 water
Dated Feb. 1, 1953.
Due
urer's
proved
Feb. 1 from 1957 to 1992 inclu¬
sive.
office.
by
Troutman
Principal and interest (F-A)
Legality to
be
until
Spalding,
Sibley,
Kelley, of Atlanta.
&
payable at the County Treasurer's
Newton, Iowa
Bond
3%%
ILLINOIS
office.
^
sold
was
Palos
Los
Bond
Verdes
School
Cairo,
District
Bond
Angeles County, Calif.,
City4
Sale—The $150,000 build¬
of
for
the
oonds,
bonds
Due
1973
on
are
dated
Feb.
1963
der
Richmond Union High Sch. Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
til
the
11
a.m.
(PST) on Jan. 20 for
purchase of $500,000 school
bonds.
on
Dated March
l,i 1953.
March 1 from 1954 to
clusive.
Principal
and
payable
at
the
I
I
(J-J) payable at the
Trust
&
cost
The
bonds
of
about
183—were awarded to
p.
Due
1977
ing
in
able
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1958
in
and
inverse
1
Nov.
from
Bonds
1,
1973 in¬
group
J composed of the Continental Illi¬
Note
000
numerical
order
County (P. O.
Hyden), Ky.
Bond
Sale
—
of
of about 1.84%, as follows:
San Bernardino County Water Dist.
$635,000 l%s. Due
(P. O. Bloomington), Calif.
Bond Offering—Frank C. Mar¬
1956 to
295,000
quis, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Bond
$155,000 water works 1953 bonds.
the
previous offering
7, the bids
South
were
on
4%
Jan.
Sale—An
Parish
$47,000
refund¬
Jan.
1
from
;
■
177,
—
bonds
offered
Jan.
12
184—were awarded to
p.
jointly.
Legality
of America National Trust & Sav¬
&
approved
Trauernicht,
of
by
1
'
LOUISIANA
Acadia
INDIANA
Sale
bonds offered
185—were
.
St.
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond
Louisville,
"t
.■
—
Jan.
The
$1,575,000
14—v,
awarded ;to
a
177,
p.
syndicate
Bond
Parish
until 10
Dists.
Crowley), La.
Offering—J. D.
Secretary
Board,
Sch.
of
will
a.m.
the
Parish
receive
(CST)
(P.
&
&
Co., Chicago,
dicate
managers,
make
School
bids
Feb. 9 for
Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Note
Offering —Walter
Robbins, District Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed" bids
(EST)
proceeds
or
will
funding' of
standing.
be
debt
' ' '
Part
so.
be
used
used
in the
presently
to
re¬
out¬
i
>
MARYLAND
•
.
■
.
University of Maryland
Baltimore), Md.
1
(P,
•
O.
hurst, Secretary of the Board of
Regents, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 27 for
bonds.
enue
Due
on
Jan.
$3,850,000;
Dated
1
from
Jan.
rev¬
l,'1953i
1956
to
1983
inclusive.:
Callable as Of Jan. 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable - at the - Baltimore
Na¬
1958.
tional
Bank,
Baltimore.
to be approved
eral
&
of
p.m.
pur¬
school
notes.
Due
April
1, 1953.
on
Principal 'and interest
payable/at a place to be desig¬
nated
by the purchaser.
^
Coopersville, Mich.
Bond Sale—The -$70,000 water
supply and sewage disposal system
v.
bonds
177,
p.
Walter
J.
offered
86—were
Jan.
13—
awarded
to
Wade, Inc., of Grand
3%s, at a- price of
as
basis of about 3.48%.
-
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
$135,000
spe¬
cial assessment bonds offered Jan.'
13—v. 177, p. 184—were awarded
to Shannon &
at
price
a
about
of
Co., Detroit, as l3/4s,
100.22, a basis of
1.67%.
'
•
Bopd Sale Postponed—Date of
sale of the $6,030,000 water tunnel
extension, bonds,
—has
by Attorney-Gen-i
State, anpl by
Marbury, of Baltimore.
an¬
177, p. 184
changed to Feb. 10. .-y
been
Muskegon, Mich.
Bond
Street
offered
special
Jan.
«
assessment
Getty
bonds
13—v.
177, p; 184^McDonald-Moore
Co., and Kenower, MacArthur
Co., both of Detroit, jointly at
&
&
a
Sale—The- $80,000
awarded to
were
price
cost
of
-Legality
the
originally
nounced for Jan. 27—v.
*
Offering—Sara A. White-
purchase "of
$40,000
8
the
for
Detroit, Mich.
•
Bond
until
19
1953.
.
i
Jan.
on
of
co-syny 100.15, a
offering of a new
$75,000,000 turnpike bonds
the
&
expected to
are
within the next month
of
MiLer,
Stone, of
Community
public
issue of
Le¬
by
,
Co., New York City, and Stifei,, Rapids
Nicolaus
Paddock
Clarkston
revenue
$56,000
of
100.03,
about
l%s.
a
24,000 2s.
Due
Due
1961-to
net
1.86%,;'
on
19(53
as
on
from 1954 to 1960
Pipei;
;
O.
Pollard,
sealed
on
dis¬
1.169%
at
purchaser.
approved
were
Turnpike Authority, Me.
Financing Taking Shape—Tripp
the
Indep. Sch. Dist., Ky.
The $160,000 im¬
Sale
provement
—v.
■
1952.
Whittier School District,
issue of
from
.
Bond
revenue
on
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
from
III.
1
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son, and Almstedt
Bros., both of
Angeles County,
basis of about 2.87%.
1
Jan,
on
ing bonds was sold to Mason, Moran & Co., Chicago. Dated Nov.
1,
rejected.
ings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, as 3s, at a price of 101.16, a
Jan.
on
Due
1968 inclusive.
Canfield,
National
Maine
the balance to
The $92,000 court
22,000 3y4s. Due
inclusive.
water works
Charles
Calif.
Bond Sale—The $104,000 build¬ Louis.
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 177,
p. 183—were awarded to the Bank
Los
Due
1971
3s.
1955 to
1 from
inclusive.
Fair view,
until March 4 for the purchase of
At
2s.
1968 to
1967
Jan.
on
Boston,
$400,-
13
First
expand, the existing, facility, with
house and jail bonds offered Jan.
13—v. 177, p, 85—were awarded
$70,000
-
of
Jan.
the
count.
Treasurer's office.
cisco^ '
issue
offered
to
the
be
Detroit.
1,
Me.
Sale—The
notes
awarded
call¬
nois National Bank & Trust & Co.,
County Blunt Ellis &
Simmons, Julien to Chas. A. Hinsch & Co., and Hill
Legality to be Collins &
Co.,- and Farwell, Chap¬ & Co., both of Cincinnati, jointly,
approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, man &
Co., all of Chicago, at a at a price of 100.02, a net interest
Neff & Herrington, of San Fran¬
price of 100.16, a net interest cost cost of about 3.09%, as follows;
(M-S)
Augusta,
by
to
Dated Jan.
1955
matur¬
thereafter
Leslie
build¬
a
MAINE
Bank
1952.
gality
chase
12
3.91%.
dated
are
at any
or
sewer
Jan.
Savings
Bond Sale—The $930,000
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the office of the
Bankers
Co., Lexington,
bid reflecting a net
a
1, 1953.
inclusive.
Bond'
on
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 177,
Due
interest
Principal
the
to
as
of Nov. 1, 1958. Principal and
Bank,
Legality to be approved interest payable at the Bank of
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. Marshall County, Benton. Legal¬
ity to be approved by Wyatt,"
Cook County School District No. 36
Grafton & Grafton, of Louisville.
(P. O. Winnetka), III.
Harris
County Clerk, will receive sealed
un¬
1953.
&
interest
to
March
Dated
March 1 from 1954 to 19/3
on
bank specified by the purchaser.
Legality
to
be
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Chicago.
Paasch,
Martinez,
1,
Beh
ing bonds.
Due
Co., Louisville, and the Se¬
jointly,
1, 1962.
offered
awarded
curity
or¬
bonds
revenue
were
call¬
are
D.
price of
a
Ky.
Bond Sale—The $350,000
Due
to
maturing in
thereafter
Jan.
Carlton
bonds
Benton,
1978
bonds.
$31,000
KENTUCKY
Bond
1959
Bonds
from
1
inverse numerical
interest
and
bids at his office in
from
of Jan.
as
Dated
Jan.
revenue
1
and
able in
Principal and in¬
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
T.
Jan.
inclusive.
1,
Feb. 1 from 1954 to
Offering—W.
revenue
9:30
School Board Treasurer
sealed
1959 inclusive.
1,775,000 gas
inclusive.
Bond
gas
on
of
par.
(CST) on Feb. 2
purchase
of
$1,868,000
follows:
Due
terest
.
Walker,
receive
refunding
the
to
a.m.
1954 to
on
The
will
F.
bonds.
3.21%.
1953.
as
$93,000
Los
Angeles, Dean Witter &
Co., San Francisco, and Taylor &
Co., of Beverly Hills, as 3V4s, at a
price of 100.30, a basis of about
,
Clerk,
issue
trust company to be des¬
or
receive sealed \ bids
ignated
a.m.
(CST) on Feb. 1
for the purchase of $20,000 build¬
improvement
Co., Of Des Moines, at
Offering—C.
bids until 10
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 176,
p. 2483—were awarded to a group
composed of the California Bank,
III.
Sale—An
street
bank
Board, ! will
IOWA
ap¬
interest
follows:
March
25
inclusive.
March 25 from
inclusive.
MASSACHUSETTS
Essex
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note
Sale—The
berculosis
Jan. 13
$1,700,000 tu¬
hospital, notes offered
were
*•
awarded to the Mer¬
..
Muskegon Heights, Mich.
Sale—The $125,000 sew¬
Bond
age ■
fered
were
disposal
system
bonds
of¬
Jan.
12—v.
177, p
SS-^awarded to John
Nuveen &
Number 5187...The CemmeYcial and Financial Chronicle
177
Volume
(279)
47
f
Faribault
Co., Chicago, iat a price of 100.09,
a net interest cost of about 1.83 %,
follows:.
as
Due on Dec.
1953 to 1955 inclusive.
from
Due On Dec. 1
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
to
1960
New
1.82%.
New JeirsOy
St.
Paul,
on
a
Muskegon Township Sch. Dist.
No. 6
(P. Oi Muskegon),
Michigan
Offering — Andy J. Ta-
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.nn (EST) on Jan.
20 for the purchase of $385,000
general obligation school bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1952. Due on Dec.
t.row,
from
15
Bonds
inclusive.
in
1966
and
Callable in inverse
maturing
thereafter are
numerical
1954.
1970
to
1953
order
of
as
June
15,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany
to be designated by the
purchaser.
Legality to be ap¬
proved by Miller, Canf ield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Paradise
ceive sealed bids Until
District
sen,
bids
Akeley), Minn.
until
Bond
8
after
are
as
in
inve.se
of July 1,
ing
designated
on
Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
1969
in
nu¬
1
Jan.
1953.
1978
maturing
thereafter
and
1,
1956 to
from
Bonds
inverse
Jan.
are
numerical
Legality to be approved by Mil¬
order
as
Macartney,
and
Moody
ler, Canf ield, Paddock & Stone, of
Swagler, both of St. Paul.
Detroit.
Township (P. O.
Route No. 3, Birmingham),
36,000
1
for
'
'
u.
City
'
'
.
'
Ann
t
Bond
County (P.
Arbor), Mich.
Sale —The
bids
water
Clerk,
•
•
-
O.
$3,250,000
'*
until
2
Troy
1954
Due on Feb.
1969 inclusive.
1953.
to
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Hunter
notes
Due
on
series
Company, New York City.
Legality to be approved by Haw¬
Supervisors District
Allie
2nd
Trust
No. 3 {P. O. Kosciusko), Miss.
—
improvement,
able at the First National Bank &
will
Offering
from
The
1953.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Due from 1954 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
assessment, series B
Dated Feb. 1,
p.m.
Attala County
sewer
495,000 school bonds.
Bond Offering—R. C. Maynard,
,
bids were
$47,000
Washtenaw
<
*
the
No. 10 (P. O. Baldwin), N. Y.
noon
291,000 improvement bonds.
receive sealed
(CST) on Jan.
supply system bonds offered Jan. 23 for the purchase of $50,000 gen¬
eral obligation water works bonds.
13—v. 176, p. 2321.
submitted
of
the
for
bonds.
&
Aberdeen, Miss.
*
28
bonds.
1
;
Jan.
18,000
MISSISSIPPI
South field
Bonds Not Sold—No
of
Principal
1968.
I,
&
Michigan
in
callable
and in¬
terest
payable at any
suitable
bank designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality to be approved
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Dule
1957.
purchaser.
the
by
bonds.
Due
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at a bank or trust company to
be
Morore,
for the purchase of $100,000 build¬
1960 and theie-
callable
merical order
H,
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 20
p.m.
on
Bonds maturing in
Offering—R.
District Clerk, will receive seaied
re¬
Jan. 21 for the pur¬
chase
of
$75,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1953.
Due on July
1
from
1954 to
1971
inclusive.
(EST)
t
■
Jacob-
Will
Secretary,
sealed
ceive
,
Ftttbbard County Indep. Con.
School District No. 3 (P. O.
Mich.
E.
basis
a
Readington Xownship Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Three Bridges), N. J.
Bond
Offering — Alfred Rich¬
City
Bond
are
dated
Jan.
July 16, 1953.
Sch.
Offering
Dist.,
—
W.
N.
8,
\,
Y.
Kenneth
13^-v.
purchase of $705,500 school
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1953.
DUe on April 1 from 1953
to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
Manufacturers National Bank, of
Troy. Legality to be approved by
Hawkins,
Delafield
&
Wood,
of
New York City.
—
♦
2577—were awarded
to Fahey,
Co., of Cleveland, asr
3V4S, at a price of 101.79, a basis
p.
&
Clark
of about 3.08%.
Cortland
Village Local Sch. Dist.,
Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$160,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 176,
p. 2577—were awarded to Hayden,
Miller & Co., of
Cleveland, as
3JAs, *at a price of 101.89, a basis
of about
Elm
3.06%.
Valley Local Sch.
ner,' Clerk of the
cation,
Dist. (P» O.
Ashley), Ohio
Offering—Pauline
Bond
Gard¬
Board of Edu¬
receive sealed bids
(EST) on Jan. 20 for
the purchase of $25,000 building
until
will
noon
bonds.
,
•
*
on
(J-D) .payable at the Citizens
Savings Bank & Trust Company,
Hamilton.
Legality to
be ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams of Cincinnati.
Local Sch. Dist.
Jacksontown
(P. O. R. D. S, Newark),
Ohio
for the
Clifton,
,
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 176,
Doyle, Secretary of the Board of.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 29
mond, District Clerk, will receive
Utica Housing Authority, N. Y.
Clerk of the Board of
sealed bids Until 8:15 p.m. (EST)
177, p. 184—were awarded
Supervisors, will sell at public
Note Sale
The $332,000 notes
on
Jan. 21
for the purchase of
to
a
syndicate headed by the auction at 10 a.m.
(CST) on Jan.
offeerd Jan. 12—v.
177, p. 86—
Northern Trust Co., Chicago, on a
$164,000 building bonds.
Dated
19, an issue of $50,000 road and Dec.
were
awarded to the Chase Na¬
bid reflecting a net interest cost
1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from
bridge bonds.
Due from 1954 to
tional Bank of New York City, at
1953 to 1971 inclusive.
of about 2.20%., as follows:
Principal
1973 inclusive.
.
1.31% interest, plus a premium of
and interest (J-D) payable at the
$1,250,000 2s. Due on May 1 from
Hunterdon County National Bank, $12.
Belmont, Miss.
1954 to 1961 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of $45,000 Flemington.
Legality to be ap¬
NORTH CAROLINA
2,000,000 2^s.
Due on May 1
3^% water works bonds was sold proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Onslow County (P. O. '
to
Cady & Co., of Columbus. Wood, of New York City.
Other members of the syndicate:
'Jacksonville), N. C.
Dated May 1, 1952. Legality ap¬
Rivervale Township Sch. Dist.
*Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., First proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bond Offering —W. E. Easter(P. O. Rivervaie), N. J.
of Michigan Corporation, of De¬ of St. Louis.
Bond Offering—Edith Mcllveen, ling, Secretary Local Government
troit, John Nuveen & CO., of Chi¬
Commission, will receive sealed
Calhoun County (P. O.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
cago, Stranahan, Harris & Co., of
bids at his office in Raleigh until
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 19
Piitsboro), Miss.
Toledo, Baxter, Williams & Co., of
11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 20 for the
Bond Sale—The $60,000 jail and for the purchase of $220,800 school
Cleveland, Watling, Lerchen &
$1,100,000
school
purchase
of
?
court house construction bonds of¬ bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1952.
Due
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., H.
building bonds.
Dated Dec.
1,
fered Jan.
5—v.
176, p. 2485— on Dec, 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
V. Sattley & Co., all of Detroit,
1952. Due on June 1 from 1954 to
were
awarded
to Leland
Speed sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
*Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of To¬
1980 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Co., of Jackson.
payable at the County Trust Co.
ledo, Julien Collins & Co., of Chiterest (J-D) payable in New York
Tenafly. Legality to be approved
Warren
cago, and Shannon & Co., of De¬
County (P. O.
City. Legality to be approved by
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
troit.
Vicksburg), Miss.
Mitchell & Pershing, of New York
New York City.
Bond Offering—J. G. Sherard,
City.
MINNESOTA
Clerk of the Board of Supervis¬
NEW YORK
NORTH DAKOTA
Blue Earth Coun*y Ind*n. School
ors, will receive sealed bids until
10 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 2 for the Babylon Union Free School District
District No. 1 (P. O. Mankato),
Williston Special School District
No. 2 (P. O. Babylon), N. F.
purchase of $1,500,000 road and
Minnesota
No. 1, N. Dak.
Bond Sale—The $150,900 build¬
bonds.
Dated March
1,
Bond Sale—The $995,000 build¬ bridge
Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬
1953. Due on March 1 from 1954 ing bonds offered Jan. 14—v. 177,
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 177,
ing bonds offered Jan. 8—V. 177,
to 1967 inclusive.
Principal and p. 185—were awarded to Halsey,
p. 184—were awarded to a syndi¬
interest payable at a bank to be Stuart & Co. Inc., New York City, p. 87—were awarded to the; Bank
cate headed by the Northwestern.
of North
Dakota, Bismarck, as
as
2.30s, at a price of 100.07, a
National Bank of Minneapolis, at designated by the purchaser sub¬
2.70s, at a price of 100.01, a basis
basis of about 2.28%.
ject to the approval of the County
a price
of 100.17, a net interest
of about 2.69%. *
Board of Supervisors. {Legality to
Chdteaugay, Burke, Bailment,
cost of about 2.49%, as follows:
be approved by Charles & Trauer¬
Clinton & Ellenbutgh Central
OHIO
$295,000 2%s. Due oh Jan. 1 front nicht, of St. Louis.
School District No. 1 (P. O.
,,
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
Attica Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Chateaugay), N. Y.
NEBRASKA
420,000.2%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
Bond
Sale
The $1,850,000
.j-i
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Harlan County Sch. Dist. No. C2
building bonds offered Jan. 14— ing bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 177,
j
v. 177, p. 185—were awarded to a
p. 87—were awarded to Strana¬
280,000 2.60s.
Due on Jan.
i
(P. O.Ragan), Neb. *
^
: from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
Bond
Offering — E.
Warren group composed of Kidder, Pea- han, Harris & Co., Inc., Toledo, as
Other members of the syndi¬ Peterson,
Superintendent of body & Co., Goldman, Sachs & 2%s, at a price of 102.18, a basis
of about 2.54%.
cate:
First
National
Bank,
of Schools, will receive sealed bids Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Coffin
& Burr, Gregory & Son, and Wm.
Minneapolis, First National Bank, until Feb. 5 for the purchase of
Berne Local School District (P. O.
of St. Paul, Allison-Williams Co., $42,500 school bonds.
Due in 10 E. Pollock & Co., all of New York
Sugar Grove), Ohio
City, as 3s, at a price of 101.05, a
J. M. Dain & Co., Piper, Jaffray & years, optional in five years.
Bond Sale—The $290,000 build¬
basis of about 2.91%.
Hopwood,
all
of
Minneapolis,
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 177,
NEW JERSEY
Mahnheimer-Egan, Inc., Harold E.
p. 87—were awarded to Hayden,
Hempstead School District No. I
Wood & Co., Caldwell, Phillips
Miller & Co., Cleveland, as 3s, at a
Madisbn, N. J.
(P. O. Hempstead), N. Y.
Co., all of St. Paul, and WoodardBond Sale—The $147,000 bonds
Bond Sale
The $95,000 build¬ price of 101.86, a basis of about
Elwood & Co., of Minneapolis.offered Jan. 12 —v. 177, p. 86 — ing bonds offered Jan. 14—v. 177, 2.78%.
county Building bonds offered Jan.
Champion Ltical Sch. Dist. (P. O.
R. D. No. 1, Warren), Ohio
Dated Dec. 1, 1952*
Due
April and Oct. 1, 1954 to 1961
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Farmers
First National Bank & Trust Com¬ 1952.
Due' on Aug. 1 from 1953 Savings Bank, Ashley. Legality to
pany, Paterson.
Legality - to be to 1968 inclusive. Principal and be approved by Bricker, Marapproved by Hawkins, Delafield interest
(F-A)
payable at the burger, Evatt & Barton, of Colum¬
& Wood, of New York City.
Franklin National Bank, Franklin bus.
Square. Legality to be approved
Paterson), N. J.
Hamilton, Ohio
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Bond
Offering—Howard
L.
Bond
Offering — Charles T.
Galloway, of New York City.
Bristow, Clerk of the Board of
Rupert, Director of Finance, will
Finance, will receive sealed bids Syracuse Housing Authority, N. Y. receive sealed bids until noon
until 10:30 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 22
Note Sale—The $2,240,000 notes (EST) on Feb. 4 for the purchase
for. the
purchase
of
$856,000 offered Jan. 8
of
$400,000 street improvement
were awarded to
bonds, as follows:
Due
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, of New bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1952.
on Dec, 15 from 1954 to 1963 in¬
$16,000 sewer assessment, series York City, at 1.25% interest. Due
A bonds.
clusive. /Principal and Interest
in six months.
-
Township Unit Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Kingsley),
Bond Offering— H.
100.19,
.
.
Bond
price
of
about 1.93%.
a
Bond Offering—George L. Dun(EST) lap, District Clerk, will receive
purchase of Sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
Faribault County Indep. Con.
$15,000,000 State Teachers Col¬ Jan. 22 for the purchase of $1,331,School, District No. 14 (Pi O.
lege Construction bonds.
Legal¬ 000 building bonds. Dated Sept.
Blue Earth), Minn.
ity to be approved by the Gov¬ i, 1952. Due on March 1 from
Bond Offering—Mrs. M. Yvonne ernor as Chapter 360, Laws Of 1954 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Russ, District Clerk, will receive 1952.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Baldwin National Bank & Trust
Passaic County (P. O.
Jam 28 for the purchase of $1,Company, Baldwin, or at the op-;
PatersOn, N. J.
250,000 building bonds.
Dated
Bond Offering — Basil E. Mc- tion of the holder, at the Chase:
Jan. 1, 1953. Due on Jan. 1 from
National Bank, New York City.,
Michael, Clerk of the Board of
1956 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds ma¬
Chosen Freeholders, will receive Legality to be approved by Hawturing in 1976 and thereafter are sealed bids until 2:30
p.m. (EST) kins, Delafield & Woods, Of New
callable in inverse numerical or¬
on
Jam 21 for the purchase of York City.
der as of Jan. 1, 1973.
Principal $581,000 bonds, as follows:
and interest payable at any suit¬
Long Beach City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
able bank designated by the pur¬ $429,000 general 1952 bonds.
Bohd Offering—James J. Mor¬
152,000 county improvement, 5th
chaser. Legality to be approved
rison, District Clerk, will receive
Series bonds.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
Dated Feb.
1, 1953. Principal Jan. 28 for the purchase of $133,apolis.
■!and interest (F-A) payable at the 000
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
'/«>' v"
Due on Dec. 1 from
1962 inclusive.
on
.*
at
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
(State of)
Bond
Offering—Walter T. Marnet interest cost getts, Jr., State Treasurer will re¬
National Bank of
bid reflecting a
Of about 2.54%.
awarded to tra Haupt & Co., p. 185—were awarded to Roosevelt
York City, as
1.85s, at a & Cross, of New York City, as 2s,
price of i00.l8, a basis of about
-Bona Sale—The $356,000 build¬
ing bonds 'Offered Jah. 7—v. 177,
p. 86—were awarded to the First
1 from
50,000 lWs.
38,000 2s.
were
(P. O.
Frost), Minn.
$37,000 l%s.
r
County Indep. Console
School District No. 131
t
Bond Offering—Margaret Long,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST) on Jan. 28 for the pur¬
chase of $140,000 building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1954
from
1
1953.
Due on Dec.
inclusive.
1974
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Union Licking Bank,
Newark. Legality to be approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Mid vale,
Bond
Ohio
Offering— Bessie Virtue,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Jan. 24
for
the
purchase
$26,184.0
of
Dated Jan. 1
water works bonds.
.
-
.
"
1953.
Due
from 1954
15
Dec.
inclusive.
1973
to
on
Principal
am
interest
(J-D) payable at the Vil ¬
lage Treasurer's office. Legality
to be approved by Peck, Shafte.
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Newark Local School District, Ohi Bond Offering—Joan K. Spill-
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
noon (EST)
on Jan. 27 for
man,
until
the
purchase of $180,000 building
Dated Feb. 1,
1953.^ Due
bonds.
on
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1975 Inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
Bank
Park
the
at
National
Legality to be
of Newark.
-
approved
Steubenville, Ohio
Donald,
City
Auditor,
will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
Jan.
20
the
for
$264,400 bonds,
as
purchase of
follows:
$25,000 street maintenance bonds
Oct.
1
Due
on
1963
from
1954 to
inclusive.
40,000 city garage bonds. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬
clusive.
11,000
'
—
Sanders &
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Mc¬
*
—
Squire,
by
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Due
street
on
widening,
Oct.
1
bonds.
from 1954 to
35,000 sewer improvement bonds
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
1954 to
1958 inclusive.
65,000 motor vehicle bonds. Due
on Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1958
inclusive.
44,300 street improvement bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 fiom ,£L4 to
,
1963 inclusive.
*8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(280)
Due
from 1954 to
1
I
1963 inclusive.
.
Due
bonds.
vnent
•
equip-
defense
civilian
19,100
•*
Oct.
on
from 1954 to 1963
Oct. 1
inclusive.
on
1, 1953.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Feb.
Dated
&nd Interest
Oty Treasurer's office. Legality
to i»e approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Thornville,
Offering
Bond
—
Ohio
Beulah
Ver-
xnilion, Village Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $21,*787,59 water
works assessment
fcopds. Dated Jan. 15, 1953.
Due
on Dec. 15 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
sealed bids until noon
the Village
treasurer's office. Legality to be
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati. ,
payable
(J~D)
at
MVestlake Exempted Village
District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $140,000 build¬
School
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 176,
p. 2486—were awarded to Wm. J.
Mericka & Co., of Cleveland, as
3Vis, at a price of 101.33, a basis
•af about 3.08%.
*/
V
XX.
OKLAHOMA
;
FCay County Indep. Sch. DM.
Ho. 71
(P. O. Ponca City), '
1
Geren,
Education,
bids until 8
E.
•Clerk of the Board of
p.m.
receive
sealed
(CST) on Jan. 27 for the
purchase of $600,000 repair and
^equipment bonds. Due from 1955
ta 1973 inclusive.
Maud, Okla.
Offering — Roxie
Bond
Ann
will receive
.sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
-on
Jan. 20 for the purchase of
3Burch,
City
$10,000
fire
Clerk,
equip¬
department
bonds.
ment
1956
from
Due
to
1960 inclusive.
Oilton, Ohla.
Bond Sale—The $15,000 fire de¬
bonds of¬
fered Jan. 7—v. 177, p. 87—were
equipment
partment
awarded
the
to
Co. of Kansas,
Securities
First
Wichita, as 4yss.
Oklahoma
Ho. S3
County Indep. Sch. Dist
(P. O. Oklahoma City),
Bond
Offering;—R.
Oklahoma
C.
Rose,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Twill receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on Jan. 19 for the
purchase
of
$50,000
building
p.«zv
bonds.
(P. O. Cleona), Pa.
San
a
Antonio, at
a
price of 100.03,
net interest cost of about
from
Due
1955
to
1964
inclusive.
thereafter are callable in 1968, at
York & Co., of Allentown.
Due
par and accrued interest.
Other
serially from 1953 to 1983 inclu¬
members of the syndicate: Cen¬
sive.
Legality
approved
b y
tral
Investment
Company
of
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of HarTexas, Dallas, Russ & Co., of San
risburg.
Beckly, District Clerk, will re¬
Antonio, Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
ceive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. Mount Union Area Sch. Authority of
Chicago, McClung & Knicker¬
(P. O. Mount Union), Pa.
(PST) on Feb. 2 for the purchase
bocker, of Houston, Allison-WilBond Sale—An issue of $1,440,of $120,000 school bonds.
Dated
liams Co., of Minneapolis, Colum¬
March 2, 1953. Due on March 2 000 school revenue bonds was sold
bian Securities Corp. of Texas,
from 1954 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬ to a syndicate headed by Butcher
Dewar,
Robertson &
Pancoast,
cipal and interest payable at the & Sherrerd, of Philadelphia, as both of San Antonio, Moroney,
follows:
County Treasurer's office.
Beissner & Co., Chas. B. White &
$385,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from Co., both of Houston, and McRobDouglas County Sch. Dist. No. 116
1954 to 1969 inclusive.
erts & Co., of San Antonio.
(P. O. Dillard), Ore.
360,000 3y4s. Due on Jan. 1 from Brownsville Con.
Bond Offering—C. C. Fosback,
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
1970 to 1979 inclusive.
Texas
Clerk of the Board of Directors,
695,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Bond
Offering — James
will receive sealed bids until 8
Pace,
1980 to 1992 inclusive.
District
President, will receive
p.m.
(PST) on Jan. 15 for the
The bonds are dated Aug. 1, sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
purchase
of $565,000
building
1952.
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬ Jan. 27 for the purchase of
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1953.
$850,Due
school
on Feb.
1 from 1955 to 1969 in¬ proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick 000
house,
series
1953
& Saul, of Pittsburgh.
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1953.
clusive.
Due
Principal and
interest
Other members of the syndi¬ on Feb. 1 from 1954 to 1983 inL
payable at the County Treas¬
cate: Dolphin & Co., of Philadel¬ clusive.
Callable in inverse nu¬
urer's office.
phia, Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., merical order on any interest
Lee Higginson Corp., Moore, Leo¬
Multnomah County Union High
payment date, starting Feb. 1,
nard
&
Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
Lynch, of Pittsburgh, 1968. Interest F-A. Legality to
Portland), Ore.
Aspden, Robinson & Co., of Phila¬ be approved by McCall, ParkBond Offering — Errol C. Rees, delphia, Kidder, Peabody & Co., hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
District Clerk, will receive sealed and Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., of
Dallas, Texas
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jan. Pittsburgh.
Bond
Offering — Harold
G.
26
for the purchase of
$76,000
Wilkinsburg, Pa.
Shank, City Secretary, will re¬
school general obligation bonds,
Bond Sale—The $200,000 street ceive sealed bids until 1:45
p.m.
i Dated Feb. 1,1953. Due on Feb. 1,
improvement and refunding bonds (CST) on Jan. 27 for the purchase
1954 and 1955. Principal and in¬ offered Jan.
12—v. 176, p. 2578— of
$12,500,000 bonds, as follows:
terest (F-A) payable at the Coun¬ were awarded
to Moore, Leonard
$4,600,000 water works improve¬
ty Treasurer's office, or at the fis¬ & Lynch, of
Pittsburgh, as 2yss,
ment bonds.
cal agency of the State in New
at a price of 100.53, a basis
of
York City, at the option of the
2,200,000 sanitary sewer and sew¬
about 2.06%.
age disposal bonds.
purchaser.
Legality to be ap¬
1,600,000 street paving bonds.
proved by John Shuler, of Port¬
SOUTH DAKOTA
land.
1,000,000 city hall bonds.
Mitchell, S. Dak.
1,000,000 street opening and wid¬
North Bend, Ore.
Bond Sale—An issue of $63,000
ening bonds.
Bond Sale—The $67,161.75 im¬ 5% curb bonds was sold to Gefke
500,000 municipal garage bonds.
provement bonds offered Jan. 12 & Co., of Sioux Falls. Dated July
200,000 park bonds.
—v. 177, p. 186—were awarded to
1, 1952. Due on Jan. 1 from 1954
200,000 fire station bonds.
the First National Bank, of Port¬ to 1958 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
100,000 public market construc¬
land.
Legality approved by Danforth &
tion.
Danforth, of Sioux Falls.
100,000 library bonds.
Tillamook County School District
Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
Dated
Feb.
No. 14 (P. O. Garibaldi), Ore.
1, 1953 and due
Bond
Sale—The
$30,000 5% serially on Aug. 1 from 1953 to
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
sidewalk
bonds
were
sold
to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 176,
Gefke & Co., of Sioux Falls. Due terest
(F-A) payable at the Mer¬
p. 2486—were awarded to the First
from 1954 to 1956 inclusive.
In¬ cantile National Bank at
National Bank of Tillamook.
Dallas,
terest J-J.
Legality approved by or at the option of the holder, at
Danforth & Danforth, of Sioux
PENNSYLVANIA
the Chase National Bank, New
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 12
(P. O. Route 1, Box 345,
Roseburg), Ore.
Bond Offering — Marybelle
Falls.
Altoona City Authority (P. O.
.
Altoona), Pa.
Bond Offering
—
York
SOUTH DAKOTA
Jim Hogg
County (P. O.
Hebronville), Texas
Williston, S. Dak.
J. H. Dillen,
City.
Warrant
Sale
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,The
issue
of
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist. until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 22 for $204,000 refunding improvement 000 road and bridge refunding
Ho. 88 (P. O. Bethany), Okla.
offered
Jan.
8
was
bonds
was
sold
to
the purchase of $1,600,000 sewer warrants
Rauscher,
Bond Offering—Merlin C. Mar¬ revenue
series
of
1953
bonds. awarded to the Bank of North Da¬ Pierce & Co., of San Antonio, as
tin, Clerk of the Board o£ Educa¬ Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due on Jan. 1 kota, Bismarck, on a bid reflect¬ 3V2S. Dated Dec. 1, 1952. Due on
tion, will receive sealed bids until from 1954 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds ing a net interest cost of about Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1963 inclu¬
Y:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 20 for the
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
maturing in 1959 and thereafter 3.06%.
Ipurdbase of $40,000 building are callable in inverse numerical
Yankton, S. Dak.
payable at the State Treasurer's
bonds. Due from 1956 to 1959 in¬ order as of Jan. 1, 1958. Principal
Bond Sale—An issue of $33,000 office. Legality approved by Gib¬
clusive.
and interest (J-J) payable at the 5% sewer bonds was sold to Gefke son & Gibson, of Austin.
& Co., of Sioux Falls. Dated July
Pennsylvania Company for Bank¬
Tillman County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Jim Wells County (P. O.
ing and Trusts, Philadelphia. Le¬ 1, 1952. Due on Jan. 1 from 1954
Ho. 187 (P. O. Manitou), Okla.
Alice), Texas
Interest
J-J.
Bond
gality to be approved by Town- to 1963 inclusive.
Offering — Ross Givens,
Bond Sale—An issue of $290,District Clerk, will receive sealed send, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬ Legality approved by Danforth & 000
road
and bridge refunding
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. delphia.
Danforth, of Sioux Falls.
bonds
was
sold
to
Rauscher,
19 for the purchase of $28,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $47,000 Pierce & Co., San Antonio, as fol¬
Bedford Municipal Authority
building and equipment bonds.
Due from
(P. O. Bedford),
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Bond
000
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Sale—An
sewer
issue
revenue
5%
water bonds
Gefke
&
Co., of
Pa.
of
$720,-
bonds
sold
was
Sioux
to
Falls.
Dated July 1, 1952. Due on Jan.
1 from 1954 to 1958 inclusive. In¬
was
lows:
a
group
SINCLAIR
OIL
ural gas system revenue bonds of¬
Bond
Sale—An
000 school
Common Stock DividendNo.89
The Board of Directors of Sinclair Oil
Corporation
on
January 8, 1953 de¬
clared from the Earned Surplus of the
Corporation
a
regular quarterly divi¬
dend
of
sixty-five cents
share
on
the Common
by check
on
($.65)
per
Stock, payable
March 13, 1953
to stock¬
holders of record at the close of busi¬
ness on
February 13, 1953.
P. C. SPENCER
i
<
President
on
Oct. 1 from
1953 to 1959 inclusive.
*
Blossburg School District Authority
fered Jan.
(P. O. Blossburg), Pa.
CORPORATION
revenue
issue
bonds
of
were
$416,-
was
posed of
sold
8 —v.
awarded
C. H.
to
176,
a
p.
2580
VERMONT
—
group com¬
Little & Co., of
Castleton School District, Vt.
W.
Craigie & Co., Richmond,
burg, Mason-Hagan, Inc., Rich¬
mond, Strader, Taylor & Co., of
Lynchburg, Investment Corp. of
Norfolk, Stein Bros. & Boyce, of
Baltimore, Peoples National Bank
of
Charlottesville,
and
R.
H.
Richmond, at a
price of 100.004, a net interest
cost of about 2.30%, as follows:
Brooke & Co., of
$1,600,000 2%s.
Due on Jan. 1
from 1955 to 1970 inclusive.
400,000 2.40s. Due
1953.
Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1954 to
Jan. 1 from
on
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
WASHINGTON
Cowlitz County, Kedama Sch. Dist.
No. 402
(P. O. Kelso), Wash.
Sale--The $60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v; 176,
p.
2580—were awarded : to the
Bond
State,
as
2%s, at
price/df
a
par.
*
*NKing County Sch. Dist. No. 195
(P. O.; Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering-^A. A. Tremper,
County [ Treasurer, / will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
Feb. 5 for the purchase of $150,000 building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1953.
Due
Feb.
on
from
1
1955i
to
1973/inclusive. Principal and
interest
(F-A)" payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity to be approved by Weter, Rob¬
erts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
Seattle
University (P.
Seattle), Wash.
O.
Bond Offering—Francis J. Kane,
Secretary Treasurer of the Uni¬
versity, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (PST)
on Jan. 30
for
the
purchase of $1,200,000
men's dormitory building bonds..
Due
Nov. 1 from
on
1955 to 1992
inclusive. The bonds
callable
are
interest
payment date.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
on
any
able at the office of the trustee to
be
designated in the indenture
curing the bonds
se¬
the optior*
of the holder, at a bank or trust
company in New York City.
Le¬
gality to be approved by Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
or, at
Seattle.
Spokane County School District
No. 81 (P. O. Spokane), Wash.
Bond
Sale — The
$2,300,000
school building bonds offered Jan..
13—v.
to
a
176, p. 2488—were awarded
syndicate headed by the Con¬
tinental Illinois National Bank &.
Trust
Co., Chicago, at
100.01,
2.10%,
a
price of
net interest cost of about
as follows:
a
$438,000 3s.
Due on Jan.
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
188,000 2s.
Due
1 front
Jan. 1 I960*
on
and 1961.
196,000 1*/4S. Due
Jan. 1,1962:
on
and 1963.
203,000
1.80s.
Due
on
Jan.
1*
on
Jan.
1*.
1964 and 1965.
212,000
1.90s.
Due
1966 and 1967.
Due
on
Jan. 1 front
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
234,000
2.10s.
Due
on
Jan.
1*
1971 and 1972.
496,000 2.20s. Due
on
Jan. 1 front
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
Other
cate:
members
Marine
of
the
syndi¬
Trust
Company of
Western New York, Buffalo, Mer¬
rill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, L. F. Rothschild & Co.*
and Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., both
New York.
Bond Sale—The $119,000 school
house bonds offered Jan. 9 were
Jackson, Cumberland Securities
Co., of Philadelphia,
awarded to the Franklin County
Nashville, and Herman
and others, as.3%'s, 3^s, 3%s. Due Corp.,
Bensdorf & Co., of Memphis, on a Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
of
serially from 1957 to 1992 inclu¬
bid reflecting a net interest cost St. Albans, as 2y4S, at a price of
sive. Legality approved by Mor¬
of about 4.33%.
100.25, a basis of about 2.22%.
gan, Lewis & Bockius, of Phila¬
The bonds are dated Jan.
1,
delphia.
TEXAS
to Stroud &
F.
Scott, Horner & Mason, of Lynch¬
333,000 2s.
$163,000 2%s. Due
127,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from
headed by Blair,
terest J^J. Legality approved by
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
Co., Inc., of Philadel¬
Danforth & Danforth, of Sioux
phia, as 2%s, 2y2s and 2%s. Due
The bonds are dated Oct. 1,
Falls,
i
serially from 1954 to 1990 inclu¬
1952.
Principal
and
interest
sive. Legality approved by BurgTENNESSEE
(A-O) payable at the State Treas¬
win, Churchill, Ruffin & Hazlett,
urer's office.
Legality approved
Halls, Tenn.
of Pittsburgh.
Bond Sale —The $130,000 nat¬ by Gibson & Gibson, of Austin.
sold to
Rollins &
1
!
3.72%,
—
^
VIRGINIA
-
•
-
Sch• Dist• No. 6
Norfolk-County (P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of $275,- as follows:
(P. O. Sisters), Ore.
Norfolk), Va.
000 3% and 3Vi% school revenue
$391,000 3*&s.
Due on Jan. 1
Bond Offering—Velma Miller,
Bond
Sale — The
$2,000,000
bonds was sold to a group com¬
from 1954 to 1965 inclusive.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
school bonds offered Jan. 14 —
posed Of Ira Haupt & Co., New
1,009,000 3%s.
Due on Jan. 1 v.
bids until Feb. 9 for the purchase
177, p. 87—were awarded to a
York City, C. C. Collings & Co.,
from 1966 to 1983 inclusive.
of $75,000 building bonds.
Issue Inc.,
syndicate
composed
of
Phelps,
Rambo, Close & Kerner, both
The bonds maturing in 1969 and Fenn &
was previously offered on Jan. 12.
Co., Inc., New York City,
of Philadelpia, and
Warren W.
Deschutes County
.
Oklahoma
Offering —R.
Bond
mdll
Cleona School District Authority
OREGON
bonds.
postwar projects
25,000
Monday, January 19, 1953
WEST
Cabell
VIRGINIA
Cowrnty (P. O. Huntington)*.
West Virginia
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
were-
submitted for the $1,500,000 gen¬
eral hospital bonds offered Jan*
12—v. 176, p. 2580.
Bristol, Pa.
*
1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Brownsville, Texas
Huntington, W. Va.
Bond Sale—The $1,400,000 street terest
$135,000 gen¬
Bonds Not Sold—The
payable in Montpelier, or
$1,500,000
eral obligation bonds offered Jan
paving and civic center bonds of¬ Boston. Legality to be approved general hospital bonds offered
12—v. 176, p. 2486—were awarded fered Jan. 8
v.
176, p. 2487 — by J. Malcolm Williams, of Poult- Jan. 12—v. 176, p. 2580 —were
to the Farmers National Bank of were
awarded
to
a
syndicate ney, and Peter Giuliani, of Mont¬ not sold, as, no bids were re¬
Bristol.
headed by M. E. Allison. & Co., of pelier.
ceived.
/
Bond
Sale—The
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,
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