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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MONDAY _ JUN 15 1953 ISSUE BUSINESS UMMtSTUim Chronicle Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office Volume 177 Number 5229 New York 7, N. Y., Monday, June 15, 1953 Price $1 Copy a General Corporation and Investment News RAILROAD ACF-Brill Motors Co.—Interest The directors semi-annual Dec. 31, have interest 1969, Interest voted it the on make represented Pa.—V. 177, by by the principal office of The Land C. June on 6% income W. Coupon No. 30, INSURANCE - Ohio. Trust from the costs of In This Issue This corporation History" sets in Mr. ; first and 1953, headed expects Ross Siragusa half is the of to D. said for produce "biggest sell and will reach record a on sales in year New York Stock Exchange its television American 5. Boston million one over Siragusa, President, declared Admiral best June figure for the be the half million near mark and pointed out that the television models in total a of time a were announced 15-tube colors 37 com¬ plus high-fidelity June on six a special for buyers, Admiral the summer the 1953 The "table set line includes radio-phonograph, of different 20 and table two radios, two the high fidelity 177, p. 1677. colors.—V. Ainsworth Manufacturing: Effective appointed June sole of of whteh of New Stock clock-radios, combination in 1, Exchange, 465,202 York the of authorized shares will Bank the company's voting $5 has been The 7SEC corporation covering .series of due B, $100 and Jane on 3 $300,000 of 7 % June 15, $1,000 The net proceeds mortgages and for 1957, each) are to filed of notification with Federal the to equipment trust certificates, offered at par (in denominations be through be used to working letter a convertible Bond Averages Gearhart Otis, Inc., $165,000 debt, to repay capital.—V. & 177, p. New pay U. S. by scrip certificates which have 47,250 Hill St Co. 25,000 Hirsch St 25,000 Jenks, Kirkland 25,000 Kean, Taylor St Co. 25,000 25,000 E. 25,000 F. 25,000 Reinholdt : Hornblower Merrill - Weeks & — Peabody & Co Lynch, Pierce, Fen- Webber, Jackson St Gardner Becker St ; McDonald-Moore & Co McJunkin, Patton & Co Rotan, Mosle and Moreland Sills, 10,000 Fairman Inc J. M. Simon Alex. Brown St Sons Savings Bonds Issued and Redeemed 10,000 10,000 Brooke St Dick St Merle-Smith 60 10,000 Paul H. Davis & Co 10,000 Burns, Marks <te Co.— Laurence M. The Milwaukee Co ....60 R. St — Notes Privately—The company has placed privately with 18 institutional in¬ vestors $6,470,000 3%% promissory notes, due Jan. 1,; 1987, bringing to $75,000,000 the total sold under a loan arrangement set up in February, 1952. June 3 filed a letter of notification with the SEC covering 5,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at $25 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be added to working capital.—V. 172, p. 2477. Williston, Special Offering—A special offering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par $10) was made on the New York Stock Exchange on June 9 by Bache & Co. at $43.62 % Alaska-Wrangell Mills, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files— The company covering 58,000 9 June on shares filed a letter of notification with the proceeds will be used for new construction and working capital. SEC of capital stock to be offered at par ($5 per •sharei through National Securities Corp., Seattle, Wash. The net pro¬ ceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 175, p. 913. per was share, with a dealer's commission of $1 per share. completed in 14 minutes.—V. 177, p. 1149. It Allied Stores Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings— 1953—3 Mos.—1952 2,000 1,000 sales TWeral Net taxes earnings per 4cum. Common ~-V. inc. income taxes— Earnings 176, $ 110,832,517 105,732,514 before 2,988.113 1,600,000 1,388,113 1,225,262 483,755,005 25.750,213 16,711,523 13,450,000 8,675,000 12,300,213 1,000 C. C. Codings & Co., 10,000 Dallas Union 10,000 Dixon, Bretscher, Doolittle Co Stroud & Company, Inc 10,000 Fauset, 10,000 Grimm St Co Wood, Struthers & Co. McDonald Co & 7,000 61 C. Haas St Co Hallowell, Sulzberger St Co. Bioren St Co 5,000 Wm. Cooley & Co — 5,000 Co 1,000 <fc 1,800 — Gocdbody St Co Green, Ellis St Anderson.— 5,000 J. 5,000 Hulme, Johnston, Lemon St Co.1-.-— John C. Legg St Co.__-*-_- 5,000 5,000 T. Loewl St 5,000 Kay, Richards & Co 1,000 5,000 Moors Cabot 1,000 5,000 Newman Si Company Penington, Colket & Co Raffensperger, Hughes Si 1,000 Co McCormlck York New & Co. Hanseatic Corp. Stern Erothers St Co 5.000 Co St Co._l_, Applegate Si Hum¬ phrey, 5,000 & A. Hogle 4,000 H. 1,080 Inc. Jones St 1,000 Co St 1,000 1,000 Co., Inc.— 1,000 Scherck, Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc. 1,800 Sterne, Agee St Leach 1,800 Electric 8,036,523 Co.—Stock Offered—Public $27.65 A $3.18 Inc. competing bid of $27.30 Goldman, for Union Securities on a Corp. bid of share. per and and award of the stock June 9 won share per Sachs <fe Co, was submitted a Blyth & Co., in additional common stocks of several of Rates or STOCK all Canadian CHARLES Direct Private 1,000 Securities Co 1,000 2,500 Wagenseller St Durst, Inc.- 2,500 Westheimer & Co 2,500 Harold 1,000 1,000 1,800 2,500 Woodcock, 2,500 Wyllie St Co — —- Davies & Co — Ferris & Co, ; BUSINESS—The company's and nine operating midwestern utility system states, companies supply serving over two SPECIALISTS KING Canadian stock Exchange & CO. Toronto Stock Exchange Montreal Stock Exchange Wire# Connect New York With Offices in Toronto and Montreal St E. St Corp Wood Co St Hess St Co. which comprise in thousand : BRANCHES , - the parent southern communities Royal Bank Building ■ 1,000 1,800 seven Toronto, Ontario ' Inc. Thornhill— ♦ lit 1,000 1,000 electric service Exchanges at Regular Commission f American Stock Exchange j Co Thayer, Baker St Co. t NY 1-142 Richter Stetson Traded in New York in United States Funds mpmrvrq MEMBERS 1,000 Stix -—.— Telephone T eletype Kerner, 2,500 Its subsidiaries as well as to purchase $4,000,000 in common Ohio Valley Electric Corp., which corporation will supply the requirements for the Atomic Energy Commission's project in on Co., & -- Emanuel, Deetjen St Co stock of CANADIAN St 2,500 Inc. operating power Sullivan Close Inc. Clayton Securities Corp Crowell, Weedon St Co by (Jointly). utility holding company will use the proceeds from Investment Bosworth, Rambo, Courts by The First Boston Corp. ♦ Son & 2,500 $31.29 4-8974 Harper 2,500 Orders Executed WHitehall P. 1,000 2,500 $5.14 N. Y. 1,000 G. 5,000 — „ Gas & PROCEEDS—The YORK 6, Co St — $49.31 BROADWAY 1,000 1,800 Boenning St Co This group American Bakeries Co.—Merger Approved— NEW Steele Inc,_ Biddle, Whelen & Co $4.77 829. & Co., Baker, Watts & Co.- Yarnall was made on June 10 at $29 per share by nationwide group of investment firms headed jointly $0.44 p. 1,000 H. L. Emerson 2,500 $5.57 177, Noonan, U St 3,000 a 2261. Purity Bakeries Corp. below.—V. 1,600 Ball, Burge St Kraus—-— Baxter, Williams & Co the sale See 1,000 Inc. 10,000 Inc. Securities Co. Elkins, Morris St Co. $0.52 pfd. stock Pickard, (par value $5) $ 506,9*40,650 share: stock p. 2,575,262 1,350,000 St distribution of 800,000 additional shares of common stock 1953—12 Mos.—1952 $ s Net JEarns. American St 10,000 The First Cleveland Corp.-- Period End. Apr. 30— Bruce Co Corbett 10,000 — The 2,080 2,008 Co Reynolds St Co—-—— American Cyanamid Co.—Places 2,000 2,880 Co Co 10,000 The Ohio Company R. W. Pressprich & Co,, 2,000 2,000 Harris, — I. Thomas & E. W. Clark St Co.—— 49 St — 10,000 2,500 2,0t#a 2,000 15,000 15,000 10,000 2,500 2,000 Co. Inc.— Bache St Co 2,580 2,000 Co & 2,500 2,500 St Baker, Weeks & Co chattel on 2,500 Co., Inc.— Barth St Co Laird 2,300 2,500 2,500 —— L. Putnam & Central Republic Co. (Inc.) American Securities Corp.__ 50 April Business Index Co Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc. Chaplin St Company — G. & Co J. Barney & Co —_ 25,000 Tucker, Anthony & Co.—;— 25,000 Hallgarten & Co. 20,000 Lee Higginson Corp 20,000 A. C. Allyn St Co., Inc 15,OOo A. St Grubbs Linn— Suplee, Yeatman St Co., Inc. Watling, Lerchen St Co St Curtis 47 Newton Rodman 2,500 2,500 St 25,000 Beane below. 2,500 Co 25,000 <te Paine, M. Parrish Smith, 54 System forth MacGregor, Inc., Shearson, Hammill St Co.— 10,000 company no Shares Glover & ner Rates stock set common Riter St Co The *12,846,725 shs. 47,250 (3-lore, Forgan & Co Hemphill, Noyes Si Co 2125. Alabama Life &, Casualty insurance Co., Birmingham, Alabama—Files With SEC— 20,000,000 20,082,162 shs. not entitled to dividends. are Eastman, Dillon Si Co. < Through May 31, 1953 York. 26,500,000 20,000,000 Drexel St Co 35 Banks Reserve 26,500,000 — Condition Statement of Federal Reserve $3,900,000 1, due Clark, Dodge St Co 13 Federal May ($500,000 Outstanding $3,900,000 The First Boston Corp.,,,, Union Securities Corp. 46 50 Air America, Inc. (Del.)—Files With SEC— The serially 1965 FINANCING 1, year) one PRESENT Authorized Shares Condition Statement of Member Banks of I within TO seri¬ spective numbers of shares of additional City Bond Offerings.. Reserve EFFECT due March 41 Dividends Declared and Payable Combined per out¬ 45 Foreign are months $1.80 stock, 42 •" Exchange 12 to common ; Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices..50 600,88©. are (2% > (par value $5) and power the equal of Section Exchange Exchange The Course of Bank Clearings. value. Co. par charter shares year) stock for company $21,092,878, of UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed, on a firm commitment basis, to purchase from the company the re¬ a outstanding. The United States Trust Co. transfer agent.—V. 177, p. 137. be 39 ,,,40 •, and one to ^Includes 3,101 shares represented General Corporation & Investment News,Cover Trust & stock, common by GIVING due 1, parent number 1954,-. and notes May received estimated latest sinking fund debentures due 1977 Common 39 . to within 3%% 39 Miscellaneous Features a Corp.—Registrar, Etc.— Chemical 1953, registrar shares 1953, 37 Stock Exchange Stock Stock - State xruaiber Exchange, serial 1, the period. loam- notes March Kidder, (- radio bank 2Va % National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.35 SEC Index of Stock Prices __35 line. 1954 the funds of part stock have been payment, amounting to 41 10, 1953, and followed a 2Vz% split made on March 10, 1953. the of average ' Transactions New York Stock Exchange,__,..^35 Transactions American Stock Exchange.. 35 economy-minded and pro¬ is presenting a 17-inch table receiver listing for only $159.95—$40 less than competitive models. The company also has an improved 21-inch table model for $199.95 total Stock Pow-Jones Stock and as during the use meet June amounted 1953, the CAPITALIZATION Serial 36 Over-the-Counter Markets previous line. in 31 31, on will to company's common The on two-for-one a 1955 ($1,900,000 due Canadian Despite rising labor and material costs and the addition of such features as a golden picture frame, aluminized picture tubes, com¬ pound curved optic filters and improved super cascode chassis, list prices of 1954 models have been maintained at the level of the second standing 36 Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb However, based the on 1909. income 36 Toronto this corporation. spective Exchange March share 27 San Francisco Stock Exchange AM-FM by 8 (Bonds) and ally Montreal new dividend EARNINGS—Net 15 Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Heen. Eighteen (Stocks) Exchange, Philadelphia-Baltimore pany's percentage of the nation's TV market is the highest it has ever radios, including for the first radio-phonograph combination, stock ended stocks programs. made was subsidiaries common since year share, 36 Midwest air conditioners—is higher than the company's present produc¬ capacity. Mr. Siragusa said Admiral's TV sales for the first six months of the room tion year will Stock Stock each Detroit Stock Exchange Los Angeles Stock Exchange company's television sales will beat the previous record (1950) by a good margin, while refrigerator sales also are substantially ahead of last year and of the industry trend gen¬ erally. Business in recently-introduced products—home freezers and ? in Cincinnati Stock Exchange The year. operating their construction per Page New York Stock Exchange and of cents Stock and Bond Quotations Expected— the several sale their DIVIDENDS—Dividends paid Co., Philadelphia, : Admiral Corp.—Record Sales The the Perelle, President. The 18, will be payable at Title Bank & MISCELLANEOUS - due 1953, debentures 2245. p. INDUSTRIAL - Debentures— on payable company's announced was payment, to PUBLIC UTILITY - . 'I . Montreal, Quebec Aldred Building with ic ;^}j i* i. • jr I ^ ^ ""'"ft' **• *' V*' ^ '' '' 4-590-009- fT^e 51^,!" plate rating in, tne ° * 3,032,271 kilowatts. Expenditures by subsidiaries for additional <;enerating capacity and related equipment are estimated at $127,630,000 in 1953 and $86,020,000 in 1954 which will increase the system s generating capacity by 1,000,000 kw.—V. 177, p. 2449, " income operating Net 177, p. —V. 1953 will be issued about June 30, business rights to buy Proceeds the present financing will be added financing the accelerated exploratory from in used be which the on 175, Exchange.—V. !. exchanged.—V. not 177, to general funds and development * 2450. Co.—Bonds Offered—A syn¬ Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane Securities Corp. on June 12 placed on the Arkansas Power & Light dicate headed by Union and $18,000,000 1. June The Co., Securities The , to Beryllium Corp. — Common Shares Offered— corporation on June 9 offered to holders of its out¬ standing common stock (no par value) rights to sub¬ scribe at $25.50 per share for 88,385 shares of additional common stock at the rate of one additional share for (The) Francis I. du pire at 3:00 p.m. (EDT) on June 18, 1953. Pont & Co. heads a group of underwriters ■ 100 and otherwise dend price gradually declining in subsquent years. G. S. McKenzie, President and General Manager of Creameries, would become a director and a Vice-President and District Manager Foods Beatrice of 177, and p. become would and Beatrice —V. also would eries, Co., Robert Price, B. of of member a in continue his 2450. present • Beaunit Mills, Inc. (& the Net sales Net income Subs.)—Earnings Lower— 1953 1952 ' $78,825,104 $63,051,964 ; before after income Net taxes minority int.) tEarnings per taxes~ common — share- 4,205,630 3,334,100 3,519,207 *1,204,973 t$871,530 $2,314,234 $0.31 (after dividends on construct the new tire yarn Unit 2 at Coosa Pines and the expenses ot starting up operations there. I. Rogosin, Chairman, reported "Over the last two years the company lias spent about $32,000,000 on capital assets. The program of planned expansion and large scale modernization has been completed and the year ahead will be a period of consolidating the gains and progress we liave made. We expect the current vear to show a marked improvement charges for interest on funds borrowed to over the past year."—V. 177, p. 830. . .. and 441,925 shares of common term debt ' Bell Telephone Co. of Period End. April revenues 3d— — Operating expeases Federal income taxes Pennsylvania—Earnings- 1953—Month—1952 , operating taxes— 873,064 "The stock Net operating income $3,020,165 Net after charges 2,516,990 —V. 177, p. 2126. , is the unpaid balance 1953. notes secured company's inventory of beryl ore. The factor's lien agreement pro¬ vides that tipon the withdrawal of any ore for processing or sale, the company shall pay to the lienor the amount advanced on the security of the ore- so withdrawn and further provides that if at any time the 'amount of the notes shall exceed 85$ of the actual market value of -the ,;the ore, the company shall pay the amount of such excess. pany estimates the market value of the 1,418 tons of ore of May 7, 1953 at $800,000. The com¬ pledged as bank loans from time to incur credit and line of cred!t for a UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters have severally sell to them, sever¬ below named agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to ally, the respective percentages indicated below (to be adjusted so that no underwriter will be obligated to purchase a fraction of a share) of stock: the unsubscribed Francis White, W. & Hecker Baker, & Ca.L 1 10 A. Wurts, Hammil & Co Kidder M. & Co ti Dulles & Co - 6 Friedman. Brokaw & Co 2 7 Stein 2 Bros. & 7,297,400 2,917,956 $2,382,904 $11,771,637 1,894,359 9,821,522 $8,936,409 7,026,126 areas Boyce (Sidney) H. H. Chairman of the Board, on June 4 announced to as the Wilson, practical. N. C., plant of Sidney it the on est matod is velopment Blumenthal & Co. Inc., as soon . downtown 2246. p. Oil Co. Ltd.—Reports Progress— ^ last week to new Wyoming, Colorado, Alberta, Manitoba scattered as as Creek the Wyoming, in field company has now com¬ the company s property, may be needed for de¬ present subsurface picture of that eight 40-acre producers / there. company has completed an addi¬ conjunction with Cities Service, arid is 1n the process of completing another well, according to the announcement. Locations have been staked for two more development wells on which the contractors are currently moving in. In addition, the company is drilling one well in the area west of L"duc field, an outpost well in the Glen Park area on a recently acquired quarter section of Crown acreage, and two other wildcats in Aiberta. S:nce thee lifting of the road ban. imposed because of the unusually long seasonal thaw, B-A has swung again into the exploration pro¬ gram ,n Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Currently it has two wells drilling in Saskatchewan which are part of extensive operations for Clive the In well tional the Alberta, of area in formation D-3 in >. provinces. B-A is moving equipment also into Northwest Ter¬ as break-up makes navigation possible.—V. 176, p. 1962. these ritories Higher— Butler Brothers—May Sales sales—total Net —V. 177, $8,238,022 $46,968,387 $43,194,956 $8,886,247 revs.__ 1578. p. Co.—To Split Shares— California Ink stockholders The 1953—5 Mos.—1952 1953—Month—1952 Period End. May 31— ! at special meeting on June a 23 will vote on pro¬ posed changes in the articles of incorporation to make possible a threefor-one stock split, C. M. Reed, President, announced on June 4. Mr. Reed said directors expect to vote a stock split effective 10 days after the Weeks : Co.—Earnings Increased— Scott & Pirie Carson outstanding shares to 293,454 the meeting. This would increase 97,818.—V. 174, p. 798. May 2.'53 May 3,'52 $18,179,428 $16,530,565 Ended— Net sales sold (estimated on LIFO of goods Cost and method) operating expenses—. Net a.a tax. income for Federal Provision (net) L_—: credits and charges Other income 176, of Corp. Products Fetaluma, feed to supplement. Through $123,351 "$58,625 a 1 r subsidiary, last week signed Manufacturing Corp. of New a synthetic thyroxine animal will be made this monthC worldwide marketing facilities, Feed Product's deliveries of KIC to Chemo Pure lust The Dr25,784 Signs Contract— contract with Chemo Puro supply Chemo Puro with KIC, long-term York, 16,563,406 Dr9,031 139,100 2159. p. Central Eureka Corp.-^-Unit Feed a 17,907,946 — LIFO method)— (estimated on income "Net loss.—V. Puro's Chemo synthetic thyroxine will be sold internationally. Special emphasis will be placed on distribution in countries where the greatest need exists and where attempts are being made to strengthen present dairy, will feeastuffs. swine and poultry Central of for account a Corp. Eureka substantial say increase in the Chemo Puro contract their present sizable pro¬ duction. Chen:co of in Corp. Manufacturing Puro addition to making a line pharmaceuticals, chemicals and vitamins operates a which makes their products available to manufac¬ livestock feeds and veterinary drugs.—V. 177, p. 1046. veterinary sales department turers of Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on $3,000,000 of 3%% serial equipment 11-offered June third equipment trust of trust certificates, 1953, matur¬ 1954 to July 1, 1968, incl. The certificates priced to yield from 2.90% to 3.75%, accord¬ ing to maturity, were awarded to the group on June ing semi-annually Jan. 1, 10 on bid of 99.17. a Salomon side Is equipment gondola cars certificates E. be to the Wm. Hutzler & Bros. issue The railroad bid secured 99.316 by the for the certificates as 3%s. following new standard-gaug^ estimated to cost $3,842,680; 226 50-ton high and 400 70-ton low side 'gondola cars. Issuance is subject to the authorization of the Interstate ] Commission. members of the Freeman & Co.; EARNINGS FOR MAY AND NH 31— income Income Earns, per 177, sh.__ 2450. com. p. W. Pressprich & Co.; and Gregory & Son, Inc. offering group are: R. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Per. End. May Gross —V. 4 177, FIRST FIVE that bought all of the productive machinery of Shepperd Mills, Inc., Manayunk. Pa. This equipment, consisting of 48 W-3 looms withf appropriate preparatory machinery, will be moved has from is being exploited. The-discovery well and one other appear sect ons around a depth of 5,000 feet. The third well, the discovery well, is now being drilled at 4,010 feet. Commerce Blumenthal & Co. Inc.—To Expand Plant— Schell. corporation miles six "pay" Other this constitute north of Based of 2450. "ill entries day. a nave 7 6 9 Sherrerd p. Shearson, 10 & Corp. 11 Co.— & 7$ 11 Weeks & Co.__ 177, Cyrus J. Lawrence Securities 12% Co Weld & Co Gradison D. —V. duPont I. Loeb & Co Kuhn, approximately and Offered—Halsey, to time. such Delaware. Popu aii n of h« area with n a 30-mile site, regarded by the association as its drawing area, Executives unsecured 90-day bank loans up to $500,000. At May 7, 1953, $200,000 had been borrowed against vthis line of credit for working capital purposes, and at June 8, 1953 an additional $200,000 had been borrowed for such purposes. In view of the fact that expenditures under the modernization and expansion .program will "be spread over a period of time, the company Intends to discharge all these bank loans following payment for the shares now being offered. However, the company expects to maintain a line of has company , accompanied which Fees Grass company, - 1953 the company also had outstanding $587,608 by a factor's lien upon a portion of 7, May amount of 4% face Delaware. to three located : NOTE—On payment for this corporation proposes with pari-mutuel betting Since its incorporation, the conduct harness horse racing license a fixtures, and 1952, track . of a 4%. mortgage cover¬ and equipment which was and the company's goodwill property of the same kind iacquired by the company after Aug. 17, 1948. The mortgage requires quarterly payments, of $15,095 on account of principal and also re¬ quires payment of an amouht equal to any cash dividends declared by •the company on its common stock, such amount to be applied against principal payments in inverse order of maturity. A required quarterly payment was made on May 23, of State 3,000,000.—V. the 13 441,925 shs. 800,000 shs. par) shown amount cost producing wells, with a total initial production of 439 Meanwhile, one well is in the process of completion and two more development wells are being drilled. The company on June 10 further announced that a similar picture of activity is presented in Logan County of Colorado, waere acreage in t'e Monroe-R'eke area, jointly owned by this firm and another $305,112 ~ of the the additional Saskatchewan. and Outstanding . . (no sale ior for October, horse racing ' ing the portion of the company's plant acquired from War Assets Administration and trademarks, together with all other $73,508,759 54,356,994 3,454.426 738,940 • , debt "Long-term Common the producing from FINANCING the used in obtained debentures and of land (already land, to construct from be option! of Drilling programs of this company drew attention , 1953—4 Mos.—1952 $21,696,343 $18,585,192 $85,651,672 15,183,614 \3,497,448 60.229/09 2,619.500 1,965,900 10,196,2u0 Other stock. will British American '* . CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT /,■ V. ♦ Authorized I Butcher Operating paid a 6% stock divi¬ On May 7, 1953, the The debentures, matur¬ County, State, Line of exceeds ended May 31, 1953, the company's net sales amounted to $4,049,113; for the year 1952, net sales were $9,404,665. Giving effect to the. issuance of the presently offered shares, The Beryllium Corporation has outstanding $305,112 in long- $1.59 credits and refunds of $1,537,027. tAfter provision preferred stock. tNet income of $871,530 was after "After deducting for on The income on board ' Year Ended March 31— Taxes Paso, Texas, for division of Cream¬ of directors of managerial capacity. El in charge of the Texas and New Mexico years many 1952, the company the 166,765 shares then outstanding. stock was split on a two-for-one basis. 19, Dec. the 1553. sylvania EARNINGS—For the five months Creameries and company 7, radius and output common of America, Inc., have approved a proposed plan whereby Creameries of America would be merged into Beatrice Foods Co. The combined companies would be known as Beatrice Foods Co. This was jointly announced on June 10 by William G. Karnes, President of Beatrice, and G. S. McKenzie, President and General Manager of Creameries. The plan will he presented to the stockholders of Beatrice at a special meeting to be held or: July 24, 1953. Stockholders of Creameries will act on the plan at a special meeting to be held, also on July 24, 1953. Under the terms of the merger plan, holders of the presently out¬ standing common shares of Creameries would receive one share of new $100 par 4>/2% preferred stock and one share of Beatrice common stock in exchange for eight shares of Creameries common stock. Creameries has only one class of stock outstanding; The exchange would require the issuance by Beatrice of 81,250 shares of this new preferred stock and 31,250 sharesTof authorized but presently unissued common stock. Beatrice has presently out¬ standing 43,661 shares of 3%% cumulative convertible preferred which would remain unchanged and would rank prior in every respect to the preferences of the new 4'/2% preferred stock. This new Beatrice preferred stock would be non-callable until July, 1956, and would be callable at $104.50 for one year thereafter with the call this of its DIVIDEND—On Beatrice Foods Co.—Proposed Merger— directors its at corporation makes beryllium alloys, the great bulk being copper, sold as master alloy, casting ingots billets; as mill products in the form of strip, rod and wire, and as finished non-sparking tools. Most of the company's sales are made under a registered trademark, "Berylco." PROCEEDS—The company will use part of the proceeds to reimburse the company's treasury for capital outlays and the rest will be used to The a being of¬ are part, of the purses offered and will be refunded if the races to which they pertain are not held. The association's site is near the Penn¬ BUSINESS—The of help finance construction.—V. 177, p. 2450. , modernization and expansion program involving the ex¬ of about $2,000,000 during the next two years for new facili¬ plant near Reading, Pennsylvania. has penditure ties corporate funds corporate purposes as the company's production facilities. The com¬ used for such will be capital improvements to pany will be added ito the together with general the company and, earnings, retained and which has ; unsubscribed shares. proceeds, from the sale net PROCEEDS—The cash funds of 4%s. from Weld & Co. (jointly) bid 101.869 for to redemption at special prices ranging at prices ranging from 105.36 to 100. the close of business 1953. Stockholders are also offered an over sub¬ scription privilege subject to prior rights of underwriters and subject to allotment. The subscription offer will ex¬ June 5, . subject are has been completed The new plant will building expected to The 'agreed,to purchase any ($1 for > barrels held of record at par used Inc. The securities for equipment, furn ture and for work.ng capital. has Castle NwW In each four shares the SEC at be to are Delaware, it has acquired land on which its rac.ng plant w.ll be located, and is now engaged in the construction and acquisition of a racing plant and equipment for the conduct of harness horse race meets. The association has no op-rHing history, Tho association had received as of April 30, 1953, 856 entries of 763 horses for the association's r*ce meeting scheduled to begin in pleted at and White, Corp. bonds 101.36 be can Association, proceeds cost harness a in association Wilmington, of t n< stc k the ior onerate privileges Sept. will consolidate four smaller Bendix-Skmner Division into announced on June 8 by Malcolm e. early in November. The division, which _manuaircraft, automotive and industrial fields, has land through its purchase "so that additional plant expansion made whenever more facilities are required, Mr. pergusou enough capital plant, indebtedness, said.—V. 177, p. 2450. bidding sale drew three other bids, viz: Blyth & Equitable Securities Corp. and Central Republic Co., Inc. offered 100.30 for the issue as 41As; Halsey, Stuart & Co. 100.14 for 4'As, and Lehman Brothers, Stone & Webster bid Furni¬ plant which corporat on's was of racing of ready for occupancy lactures filters for the competitive Inc., '(jointly;, Inc. 1983, feet 73,000 be The syndicate bought the 4.17%. construction have the acres in Royal Oak Township will be started immediately. floor space In a brick-steel 23 of Purchase and new a of production unit President. single a of fifst mortgage 4^4% bonds due 101.36 and accrued interest, to yield bonds on June 10 at competitive sale at a bid of 100.8099. market of lacilities with offend be 2586. p. Raceway BUSINESS—Organ zed Plant in Detroit— Builds New Construction notification to proceeds 50 shaies of capital stock. to Fergu.on, 175, of stock The ing Jjjne 1, 19,8, are priced at 100% and accrued inter¬ est and the capital stock at $2 per share. a sets. Tne coinuninterrupted Detroit letter a common Meeds and Harrison & Co. and purchased), the same circuits, unit will have and components in all models as do the home mechanism will have no excess protrusions or levers. Tne coin-sets can take 23 quarters for continuous service and the collection mechanism is completely 'enemsed. The sets will have their first public showing at the American ture Mart show in Chicago, 111., which begins June 22. power p. p. t.ie corporation .> of factory eube applied to tne to a new poi table , coin the of underwrit.ng. IROCEEDS—The have filed 8 shares fered^ in units of $500 principal amount of debentures con-mechanism. From Banks—) This corporation, successor in merger to Arkansas Natural Gas Corp. and its non-utility subsidiary, Arkansas Fuel Oil Co., has made application to the SEC for authorization to make bank borrowings of $23,000,000; and the Commission has issued an order giving in¬ terested persons until June 15, 1953, to request a hearing thereon, j The application follows unsuccessful attempts on the part of Ar¬ kansas Fuel to sell $22,520,000 of debentures at competitive bidding. Arkansas Fuel had undertaken to offer for sale at competitive bidding such amount of $23,000,000 of debentures as were not required to be exchanged pursuant to an exchange offer made to the holders 'of the preferred stock of Arkansas Natural. The proceeds thereof were to have been used to redeem the preferred stock of Arkansas Natural not deposited pursuant to the exchange offer prior to June 18, 1953., Accordingly, the company now proposes to issue notes in the amount of $11,500,000 each to Guaranty Trust Co. of New York and The Chase National Bank of the City of New York, the proceeds of which are to be applied to the redemption of preferred stock Coin-Operated TV Sets a potential mar¬ shares which 1562, — Securities debentures and 160,000 shares of $1 par value capital stock was made on June 12 by Laird Securities Co., Inc.; Laird, Bissell & sets, which are sets much a Offered—Offering of $1,600,000 of 6% piecis*on Oil Corp.—Loan Arkansas Fuel $73,997 2262. corn The June on 300,000 are;, s being offered to dealers under a nat.onwide financing program in conjunction with local banks, w 11 02 produced in eac;i of the model lines' 17, 21 and 27-inch screen size. The same type of sets now sold for the home-use market with their engineering will henceforth also be manufactured to include »me offered in January, 1952, is listed Midwest Stock Exchange ana To* 2262. ■ )'- 500,000 shares were publicly American Stock Exchange, Stock ronto ... ptr well as The machinery preparatory Mining Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files— company ng Brandy wine Corp.—New modern 80,000 $148,378 was company 159,000 income'■ p. with Wilson. at without working capital.—V. 44.574 income. taxes on Bonanza $.198,571 — 7_— Federal for new set . organized late in 1951 by Ashland 0:1 & Refining Co., Murphy Corp. of El Dorado, Ark., and A. G. Becker & Co., Inc. Paul G. Blazer of Ashland is Chairman of the Board and C. H. Murphy, Jr. of Murphy Corp. Is President. The class A stock, of Th deductions looms W-3 acquisition oi this machinery places Blumenthal in competitive position in the automobile field.—V. 176, p. The covei 1),224 roof one more 6,434 ; __——_w—— gineered-and-installed coin-operated receivers is to division's complete line of 19 models in addition aggregate of some 825,000 acres Basin, tne Dorado, Ark. the greater is being to $192,137 100 75,770 development in the television field aimed at ket of 10,000,OjU sets was anaou.icea on June 8 by Bendix Television and Radio Division. Production additional work* 652,922 80,364 12,835 Bendix Aviation held. Pr.ce will of a rate of one share for each two shares be fixed later. A. G. Eecker & Co., Inc. is named as Manager group which will undeiwrite the offering. Tne company has now acquired interests in an 961,000 acres in the western provinces of Canada and in the Montana-North Dakota portion of the Wiiliston latter being owned jointly with Murphy Corp. of El The company has discovered three oil and gas fields in Cessford area of Alberta and an active development campaign carried out to determine their extent. the at stock income 176, A io common 638,359 $313,767 2126. common of The administrative expensesamortization. .,— Depreciation and Net Oil Development Amurex under 4,548,415 Selling, general and Provision 85,975,234 *905,127 100,764,949 "545,311 $5,46;.,244 5,225,854 Cost of sales, exclusive Otner Co.—Registers With SEC— A registration statement was filed with the SEC by this company on Ju.ie u.sciosing plans to offer to the holders oi present cjacs A stock rights to subscribe to 250,000 shares of new class A stock. It is contemplated that holders of record at the close " 1953 15, being expanded to receive the equipment. that this additional equipment would provide is explained approximately $3,303,344 allowances and discountsof depreciation ——— plant fcchell Mr. 1952 1953 31— $.126,902 11.765,000 5,428,112 $9,880,536 $10,425,909 $2,235,682 $2,369,202 charges—-,,— after "Deficit.—V. Months Ended March less returns, Sales, Other 9,118,000 6,18J,610 2,607,000 1,842,103 2.218.000 1,530,148 operating taxes— Other Net taxesl_l income Federal Inc.—Earnings Up Belding Heminway Co., Three Operating incbhie & Telegraph Co.—Earnings1953—Month—1952 1953~4 Mos,~*953 $23,547,509 $23,083,040 $,4,133,584 $94,39n'ci7o 17,430,159 16,893,255 68,945,438 6j,590.673 American Telephone Operating revenues Operating expenses Wilson The "< •' population in excess of oi an' "gtfnferaung pmnts included Period End. April 30— .Monday, June >. *, estimated aggregate an Commercial and Financial Chronicle The pCf (2566,y 2 1953—Month—1952 $30,922,000 $31,883,000 4,676.000 4,131,000 $0.59 $0.52 MONTHS 1953—5 /7' Mos.—195l| $140,787,000 $152,431,000 17,334.000 17,394,000 $2.18 $2.19 Volume 177 Number 5229... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2567) Chester Lace Mills, The sale of this Chester, Pa.—New Control— Commonwealth Edison Co.—Registers With SEC— Irving L. Kutcher of Philadelphia, Pa., by William Lilley, Jr. of Lilley & Co., Philadelphia, who negotiated the transaction. ; ' and associates was company to announced The company June on filed 11 Creameries of America, Inc.—Proposed Merger— , with the SEC a registration statement covering $40,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due June 1, 1983, Application for authority to issue the bonds was also filed June 11 See below.—V. lr<\, 830. p. -To Be the Illinois Commerce Commission. *, It" is expected, depending on market conditions and the required clearances by. the two Commissions, that the bonds will be publicly offered later this month or on July 8. The interest rate and price will be determined bv competitive bidding.—V. 177, p. 2351. Acquired • Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Relocates Line—, The company phase Iowa. •J. its of into stretch place of Atlantic •-The and at has Council is going on 2450. • • for of the eastern the heavy/ steel end greatly, cut from link in several Chicago ' of the down present As of Total ^ rail -' 34-mile grades route years A Rock " ' , '. r • . . " .v a new 11 * subsidiary to "• , operate ' ' the wide- finance recouped, out tion would of the Productions Corp. Louis P. Mayer, said that Cinerama feature. costs would 50 under theatres city into at Co. market of .world-wide a the Board basis." postponed stock common of Cinerama — had caused of been the 1,500,000 scheduled decision, ft balance Angeles Angel.es ago.—V. in has 177, for 30. June was were ■>/" The withdrawn was the day.—V. same the than two original hermetic sealing months by ago CBS-Hytron, casting System," Inc. surfaces of ;. - of. transistors division a of - from prices 1952 and four transistors, commonly extremely sensitive to moisture. its monthly times plastics, they have discovered, p- gram this the redeemable and par, at if 102.24% that Columbia Gas the $4,200,000 and nun? to and where in L all the from the sale in gas of its of properties tricity contains population of in 1054 its 01 subsidiary, * iplx afon United Fuel Gas Operating an "cushion" of in gas Columbia located. are sale The connection with steam. It territory. witm of the company $13,604,541 was and GIVING the filing System, of Series / T X Y ♦The EFFECT bonds, pro¬ 3'A% gas Inc., April debs., B C of the companies except for $1,749,999.72 of notes securities Cumberland. of facturers is engaged in the production, purchase, storage, and distribution of natural gas in the states of Virginia and Ohio, while Cumberland and distributes gas in The properties are interconnected; northern Virginia the and are and two western companies have under which Cumberland receives in July 1, an TO which companies are supervised by the same executive officers and their gen¬ eral records are maintained by the same accounting department. It is proposed to merge the operations and properties of Cumberland into Manufacturers in order" to simplify the corporate structure of the Bache the operations accounting and savings in the cost of of the companies operations and and to common stock will contribute its common of Bali. with like amount, a to Manufacturers stock, surplus and and "dissolved, a over to or the make a $13,628,265.49. outstanding increase its shares investment its Cumberland cause assets and assuming . to profit provision * : for 900,000 City Securities & Co.. Co,— & liquidatedliabilities.— ferred stock common of shares of shares dividends stock which outstanding are was calculated outstanding March 28, on 1953 THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Dana (Telephone Seibert, President. STate 2-0613); New York, 1 March Inc.— 400,000 Scott 400,000 F. Nolan & Co. Bruce Hemohill, H. Hirsch & & & & Co Co.—1 was was 687,436 CHRONICLE twice Gardens, post office at N. Y., under the of Canada, $51.00 per year. Other Countries, NOTE: account of the fluctuations pre¬ amount of the The number number SEC into 670,670.—V. 177, p. 133. Published Drapers' in (Reg. U. S. a & Co.— Thomas Weeden & 600,000 F. S. Co I— Co. & Wertheim & corporation covering Yantis a on June of 4 5% filed a 3-year No of notification promissory stock). The net proceeds are to be underwriting will be involved.—V. 175, common capital. letter notes used p. Act FINANCING Outstanding $4,000,000 J 500,000 500,000 1957-8; Jan. 1,354,158 shs. 2, 1954; $400,000 and $1,000,000, 1959 (470,175 Pictures Co., Inc. are pledged annual installments of $100,000 in (unsecured—evidenced only by below, and each of the may not be subscribed 12.03 Va% of for such 1.82 Kay, to shares of M. & 3.65 * 1.82% 1.82 .— Richards & Co, Carl . Loeb, Co. -1.82 7.32 1.82 ' Inc'."'—————— 1.82 Smith, Hague & Co.—_il Stern, Frank, Fox 1.82 of Meyer 1.82 & 1.82 —J—— a— Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—_ 12.03V3 • - York Times;" in of this a Canadian corporation Press in dispatch, said: Canada, its Corp. owns 80% a of application Delhi stock for pipeline a of Lines, is interest an advanced be large approved, in Oil, of sums Ltd., corpora¬ money it. can stockholders common to Canadian $10,000,000 company Delhi Canadian a for development. The directors of both Delhi Oil and announced they intended to afford Canadians an to own to Canadian Ltd., Oil special meeting of Capital p. the Pipe parliamentary charter. this" purpose a proposal to create a known as Canadian Delhi Petroleum, be dian of Trans-Canada be to obtain its Delhi covered own Ltd., by by Canadian new at will Dallas, Delhi be is and be to debentures. personnel corporation placed before Tex., facilities, June 25. on raised Until the all from. Cana¬ services provided by the Delaware company for $5,000 a month.—V. Rio & Grande Western RR. Plans — Sale of issue oa. Equipment Trust Certificates— The 100,000 the plans company block July period and will locomotive and place to bidding 15-year gondola 1. a $3,300,000 They will 75% of the order.—V. 177, cover car equipment trust semi-annually mature purchase price of over a for foreign subscriptions and 409.000 1,200,000 Derby Gas & Electric Corp.—Stock Offering—Mention was made in holders (no 600,000 of par) our issue of June 8 of the 47,039 at additional $18.75 per share for each six shares held will 250,000 June 17. OFFER TO on on as The the offering to stock¬ of of one of June 1, 1953. offering stock common basis is new Rights underwritten by Allen & Co. SUBSCRIPTION to 250.000 with expire shares share 500,000 the full-time EMPLOYEES—The offers corporation regular employees (including officers) of the cor¬ operating subsidiaries, The Derby Gas & Electric Co., the Danbury & Bethel Gas & Electric Light Co., and The Wallingford Gas Light Co., employed on June 1, 1953, the privilege of subscribing, per person, for not less than five shares nor more than 150 poration aqd shares additional of its common stock, subject to allotment, at $18.75 per portion, if any, of the 47,039 shares as are not sub¬ the exercise of rights. Employees' subscriptions are subject to the availability of shares and will be reduced proportionately (based on' Amount subscribed for) if the number of shares subscribed .share out of such the scribed (convertible for operating 1860. advertisements must a diesel 2455. p. for through year. remittance 177, 2247. Patent exchange, . Rhoades : McXelvey & Company— Sills, Falrman & Harris 2455. the agreed the by holders of warrants: Grubbs 7.32 has of Henry Herrman & Co. Jenks, Kirkland & 12.03 V3 Co. & underwriters name Office) William B. Dana Company. Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctcr 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher; [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue qn Monday). Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, IU. E. C., England, c/'o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1952 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion per the - week of rate i ■ .. Universal 1953 Co.——_ stock $7,500,00 1,200.009 Inc. Co. & Oil the For . $50,000 19, Co p. with to Inc.—900.000 Co tho in Authorized beginning 7.32 & opportunity 700,000 2351. p. 7, 800,000 Inc. Co., in phonograph London, $55.00 the & 300,000 Co 177, as must be borrowed Continental Sulphur & Phosphate Corp., Dallas, Tex. —Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— $0.11 after The and Brothers Stroud of {Maturing Co & Canadian $280,000 stock 1953. Stprn 500,000 1.200.000 named with all If 100.000 Co.— of engages 1,500,000 shs. $800,000, stock June "New tion 300.000 & engaged also PRESENT ■ Denver Co.—- Smithers , 250,000 Stringfellow— & are it Universal, - 1,200,000 & S. '*300,000 So Noves Hentz , 1958", development Delhi & Pomeroy, Inc. 300.000 Ellis & Anderson Co. & Hutton Schwabacher Holler, 80,000- increased 28. Schoellkopf, Oct. installments, notes. Weedon and , Co.; — Rothschild F. dated TO . common these 177, nection 700,003 — & which of $375,000. particularly in con¬ growing pipeline activities, has led to plans for sepa¬ rating the subsidiary company in Canada from its parent body in Dela¬ ware, directors of both concerns said on June 8. ' , : Robinson-Humphrey 150,009 Iowa Ifg Happt & Co.—— $360,000 $0.17 common the on on outstanding on March 29, 1952 William of L. 1,200,000 notes annual The & — that . EFFECT & Hentz will ——— Co., I-C— 100,000 — Inc. warrants stock distribution the financing" except Delhi Oil Corp.—Plans Divestment— Chris- Pollock — 150,000 —V. — share The 500.000 — E, Corp. of Folger, Mar. 29,'52 $310,000 per H. 150,000 & for - c Inc. . 65,000 stock__ common earnings •>. beginning Co.— Copeland Writer Inc. 500,000 — Merle-Smith— t comparative Wrn, the common — tensen, 1 200,030 & Hanseat the CO.———V— '3.65 ' Dunpsey-Tegeler & Co. 3.65 Gillen & Company— 1.82 Goodbody & Co._l 1.82 $300,000 Northwest Patterson, r Kendall. 250,000 Inc.:— & York Pacific First '* 'The • 300,000 & Inc., of 31, 1953 the company reported full year 1952 net income aggre¬ 3.65 Crowell, 400,000 500,000 Corp.— Burr, Taylor Peters, I - Co.l Illinois the additional corporation . GIVING 7.32 convertible stock common Fauset, Steele & CO—— • Net profit ^Earnings per share of Into Corp. 500,000 Dick be $375,000 taxes 3'A % expended Co., excess than subsidiaries and the operations, common an ■ Davies 114,945,266 shs. unissued of (50c par value)__ $600,000, of Cruttenden 63,928 shs. of been Pictures March for Baker, Simonds & Co.— 63,928 shs. of has other exercise of 1952; The shares which current to its ended and Laurence M. Marks & Co. 222,921 shs. conversion for purchase, the percentage set opposite its •■■'•■."■-'.'MY'-' -"'.iA - addi¬ $4,000,000 19, underwriters 208,151 shs. 222,921 shs. the ... in Reynolds & ; 19,123,000 of are Bache & Co.— '.; ■; , New and Bear, Stearns & Co.— Mullaney. Wells & Co.— Co. Davenport & Co (& Subs.)—Earnings Improve —.—i———_— Federal V sale funds, to be used by the determined publishing months $234,685 June capital stock * - Co.—. 400,000 Co._^_ & Republic , the radio-phonographs, needles and other manufactured by others. Certain of the subsidiaries are engaged in the music commencing —V. . Kean, 250,000 Blair am 1900. UNDERWRITERS—The corporation has agreed to sell to each of ^ 24,777,000 25,000,000 The . Co. Courts common Mar. 28.'53 Estimated elec¬ 11,306,000 11824,215 —$2,500,000 Kraus___ Coojey Cumber-, its & & p. the be Universal :—— secure each contains ... . upon 700,000 Freeman Columbia Pictures Corp. 1953. Co. Coffin also of , 39 Weeks Ended— Operating • of purpose and investment which installment notes). , and §9,600,000 shs. & Green, T' Weeks Burge (Inc.) the in • to Outstanding /. • " - 2' Williams capital Columbia Co. 177, plans for devoting $933,265, shares <. 40,901,000 * Blair, Rollins & Co.. Inc. $13,628,265.49. Manufacturers will credit like amount. Manufacturers, as the then1 Cumberland, will taking 2454.' p. will by with stockholder of 177, Columbia proposes to pro- s - $1,000,000 ; of ♦Payable estimated gas ; - valuei: Co._____600,000 . by forgiving the latter's $5,850,864.22 noteincreasing Columbia's investment in the Cumberland by sole V. the merger, & cor¬ Development phonographs, of other Capital stock and $10,893,000.. 4%% V/ill bring Cumberland Manufacturers capital & Central indebtedness to it, income dated Balti¬ Baxter, intercorporate . contribution of issuance this of capital. present the from time tPromissory notes, noninterest bearing, of - become convertible —I Baker. ■accounting. 1 connection will Stuart Inc. estimated of three 1952 . PRESENT FINANCING • value> 30, for the (flat),— and corporate to securities particular any require all the *3%% - . engaged j. with an no time of sum of receivaotes CAPITALIZATION 1953. Halsey, Manu¬ gas from Both system, net UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have severally, agreed to purchase from the company all of the new bonds. The" respective principal amounts of new bonds agreed to be purchased by each are set forth below: Maryland. supplying the requirements of its customers. stock was • — March exhaust share Geiger, Vice-Chairpian, of . merchandise with from working Arthurs, Lestrange & Co. — rfserved to per 1 general recording, manufacture Through a subsidiary, the accessories, transmission facturers for land's with to and distribution ' in {Includes $52,0( J principal amount held by the mortgage securing the issue in a fund created under §Increased from 6,000,000 shares by charter amend¬ effective debentures Manu¬ exchange agreement use the Pennsylvania, West purchases, transports produces, West of Q. received pf 1954-5; is The to be the snares records. mortgage. ment outstanding $55 Vice-President as by M. ... to to may purchases would business under the mortgage. 8 " - BUSINESS—Corporation ^ current, of as corporation has which 1954—12,331,000 18, 1967—$16,484,300 ' 1116,484,300 par sufficient exceed Bachman June corporation presently intends hoidr, to purchase 3A&00 now 1,250,000. $90,868,674 for 1952; $10,139,982. •; 4%—. (no W. on . directors. restored proceeds the Dec. 4>/2%—- amopnt to be electricity served area served population I- — stock ♦Open trustee 1, 5% A stock all owns the also 1976____ Co. ($100 par . presently - mortgage due stock, cumul. Common the Gas general due conv. Pfd. ' Columbia of be For con- reserves, 2%%, due Jan. 15, 1986—_ 3%%, due June 1. 1983_„ City, Series' thereon. * Consolidated more used merger of the subsidiaries, Cumberland & Allegheny Gas Co. and The Manufacturers Light & Heat Co.; and the Commission has. given interested persons until June 18, 1953, to request a hearing In to allied miles income sinking 2%%, "due Jan. 1, Series proposed . and aggregated net Series U 27/8%, due April 1, 1981____ Series V 2%%, due Dec. 21, 1984—C,. Series W 2%%, due June 15, 1980— Series has joined with two of its subsidi¬ application with the SEC with respect to a. an mortgage bonds: an not foimerly Director of Research charge of these activities.—V. in purposes additional The approximate through furnishes The estimated an - ; its will proposed company appliances of adjacent miles refunding Series Gas board in construction 4 may the accruals approximately 2,285 square 1,500,000, and the area CAPITALIZATION have promissory notes. The funds will be the financing of its 1953 construction complete purchase such will " Two Subsidiaries to Merge— about 1955 out provided about revenues income gross 177, Co., interest bonds new proposed and carry those to electrical and and 267 "square about and gas Paul was PROCEEDS—Net proceeds sharps will be added Maryland, Baltimore Series two the of including required'to In'. Addition- production Dr. corporation's business. estimated" that" the company's construction expenditure* of about $31,000,000 in 1953. In- figure.* Funds sale the and program. in s The- BUSINESS—Coippony is engaged principally in the business and selling electricity and gas within the State of Broad¬ installment of United storage aries accrued ducing less System, Inc.—Loan to Subsidiary— corporation to prices scribed shares. ; a redemption prices through the sinking plus par, financing, are expected to be provided by through the further issuance of securities. with the SEC for an order authorizing Columbia to make $2,000,000 cash capital contribution to United; and the Commission has given interested persons until June 18, 1953, to request a hearing thereon. The application also requests authorization for United to issue and sell at par to Columbia „ closed. Authorized in handled regular redeemed to purposes, expenditures program. fund joined this/, gated proceeds corporate r«oune are year's ♦First The amount books It is presently mav strucuon electronic ■ general dicatipns I ■ in for expenditures. Junction short-lived.—V. are and p. 2247. gram the over case. used improve¬ Columbia used to ranging, from ' Banking & Trusts, Philadelphia, Pa., will July 7, 1953 receive tenders for the sale to tional be to are 105.24% at continue t aids, are Manufacturers of transistor hearing aids report that for dependable operation, transistors must be sealed against moisture. Ordinary junction transistors encased This of by the underwriting group at competi-' June 9 on a bid of 101.649999%. bonds new at each 177, announced ,• junction hearing by part a operating rights volume of freight won lund, .v.v Coffin, President, announces a new evacuated Sealing each transistor in a vacuum is a further ■ is 528. oversubscribed ranging ■ ■ - upon molded rack acquired Co.', < 2128. p. Records, Inc.—Stock Offering Underwriter)—• The corporation is offering holders of its 50-cent parvalue capital stock of record June 9 rights to subscribefor 318,625 additional shares at $9.20 per share on the basis of one share for each 31/4 shares held. The subscrip¬ tion offer will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDST) on June 25, 1953. An underwriting group headed by Reynolds & Co. and Laurence M. Marks & Co. will purchase any unsub¬ . ■ •' > 177, Decca Other bids for the seonrities as 3%s- came from: White, Weld & Co < and First Boston Corp. (jointly), 101.549; Harrimari Ripley & Co Inc ' ' and Alex Browp & Sens (jointly), "101,1799; and Kuhn, Loeb & " 100.911. s transistor. in April, below.—V. McCorkle,- sinking fund bonds, series Y 3%%, due ' 1, 1983 at 102.239% and accrued interest. The of¬ tive sale on i77, ment The organization increased p. will net Un¬ said.—V. was Co.—Secondary Offering—A _ A. equipment, wash freight Co. for stock announced He inventories Gas Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—New Product-^ A Bruce in opened Leo ' v- motor fering of 1953—21 Wks.—1952 "" " " ^ ■; An section. bonds shares secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was made on June 4 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $33 per Share with a dealer's discount of 65 cents per share. The 2454. been to \ ....... two equipment,. PROCEEDS—Net p. just according and June 1953—4 Wks.—1952 Colorado Interstate Gas unsold ' of was Board. ing mortgage $17,753,000 $16,252,000 $91,288,000 $83,640,000 — 2127. P. corporation, has the more—Bonds •;■■■-: sale Paper 1863. p.. poration associates Holdings Delayed— the which conditions Period End. May 23— 177, terminal ■ 1 Davison Chemical Corp.—New Vice-President— , f Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Balti- \ Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and). on June 11 offered $25,000,000 of first refund¬ * Productions,' Colonial Stores Inc.—Current Sales Up— —V. 177, ' for . — Los year 2350. Sales- by.this includes large Los •. be proposed has company settled p. freight ** pickup 'i'hs • Chairman the on Service time.—V. shop receipts and thereafter " proceeds of exhibievenly between the new company and Cinerama •". Cities Service Co.—Sale of This this - agreement, "it is contemplated that 20"" additional theatres will be opened rapidly with a longer range objective of motor- Calif., project maintenance Tnese at ; , box. office divided be next shareholders ' 2128. p. Corp.—Acquisition— & op preferred $1,000,000 176, j. building, with 26,000 square feet,' provides a complete maintenance department for servicing and repairing over-the-road and -» Under-the proposed agreement the new company would finance the equipping and opening of new theatres and take over the three theatres now showing "This Is Cinerama"' in New York, Detroit and Los Angeles would V. Freightways, Inc.—New Terminal— $750,000 The - - . 1952 primary, buildings ahd a' lafge parking • area. The main terminal building features an 80 by 245-foot freight dock, "With a *■ two-story, office building at one end.This office wing contains drivers' locker.. rooms and dispatching, facilities in the. basement. -Y:. * ... and new Angeles, Manager. • Cinerama Productions Corp.—Plans Theatre Rights— process. (EDT) p.m. of 177, Publishing Co.—Tenders— prior sum $62,223,591 $50,104,850 — ovef 38,000 .V./ . .. Los * A Stanley-Warner would form has company The ' 4 Election special stockholders" meeting will be held on June 16. to vote on a I, proposal to transfer the rights to produce and show'Cinerama movies to i Stanley-Warner Corp,-.in exchange for a percentage of income from all future exhibitions .of Cinerama pictures. ; - v v screen The program, • Pulp Pennsylvania Co. to it* of Gain— 1953 • assetS^-^——— p.h 1679. and " Island's Rocky '. Denver-Colorado Springs.— and Show Zellerbach Helen's Curtis The between improvement on Co.^-Assets May 31— net Consolidated the - .. .■■■■} . Western in Investment St. above.—V. " , first the will miles major between- program See up Commonwealth final the - final route p. Bluffs. entered .-*1. the Iowa, • 11 has relocation _ which some the been Mountain 177, Atlantic, whittle project 1, ■. Lhat "it rail President,1 said railroad new and V. . announced dollar • parrington, curvatures which 5 • . D, went June on multi-million Beatrice Foods Co. Crown with Chicago Electric Manufacturing Co. See Silex Co. 3 be made in New York funds. , Financial Chronicle. Monday, June 15, 1953 The Commercial and (2568) 4 determine ' cive priority to Employees' 45 Trust Co., DIVIDENDS—Dividends of 35 cents per terly since Feb. 2, 1942. . share have been paid quar¬ Authorized series A, 3% due 1957 ( Coll. tr. ser. B, 3%% due 1957) First ref. mtg. gold bonds, 5% due 1953 Common stock (without par value)— held »All StRtcs. * • ' *1, '' ,i • *'t now are corporation and operating company: Derby company, are the present operating companies, Wallingford, Danbury, 3%% . Common hold ng as corporation have at by •» • Housatonic will also be each. time one mortgage capital stock of Derby company, a ; All of the the payment thereof . Wallingford, Danbury $nd Connecticut, outstanding on the effective date of the merger will be cancelled, and no capital stock of Housatonic will ^ issued in exchange therefor.' Each share of the corporation outstanding .... on such date shall become and be deemed to represent one share oi capital stock of Housatonic. See also V. 177, p. 2455. Derby of Instruments, Inc.—Report Dumont-Airplane & Marine first quarter of 1953 says in part: , "The above is now the legal name of this corporation. This is result of the acquisiilon of the assets of Dumont Electric Corp. report for the The ' ;the on Consequently it is important that all stock¬ holders send In their stock certificates for exchange into the new cer¬ tificates. Stock certificates should be sent to Guaranty Trust Co. of New York 140 Broadway, New York 15. It is particularly urgent that the preferred stockholders of Dumont Electric Corp. exchange this stock for the new preferred stock without delay. Otherwise, the preferred dividend payable on May 15, 1953 will not be received without the 24 of this surrender of the March year. certificates. old physical integration of our two companies is already well under way and it is expected that most of the capacitors now and produced in our New York plant will be in production at Clearfield, Pa., in the early summer of this year. " "The a This tion being enlarged by the construc¬ which will materially increase share. It was over- of all of the Dumont to March 25 of is 31, accruals for Reserve and '-At — annual the of certificate taxes ——— Federal and State profit ,,Net $427,614 41,855 12,000 $29,855 ———— —--— meeting of incorporation income shareholders held on March 3, amended to increase the was 1953, the authorized capital stock from $400,000 to $1,100,000 consisting of 100,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, par value $1, issuable in series, and 1,000,shares 000 certilicate ment , was stock, par 1953 the preferred 1953, the company acquired the assets and assumed the liabili¬ Dumont Electric Corp. in consideration for which Dumont- 13, of the agreed to issue to the order of Dumont Electric Corp. a maximum of 38,048 shares of the series A preferred stock and a maximum of 143,563 shares of common stock. The series A preferred stock is cumulative as to dividends at the rate of 30 cents per share per annum, and is preferred in liquidation or redeemable at the company's option at the rate of $5 per share plus unpaid dividends. Each share of series A preferred stock at the option of the respective holders is convertible into one share of common stock. The outstanding series A preferred stock will be reduced by the number of shares of stockholders of Dumont Electric Corp. objecting to the Airplane & Marine Instruments, Inc. and who will have been paid for such shares.—V. 177, p. merger, recent "Under years.—V. 176, our • ' V 1048. company $2,500,000 issued request a of short-term under made the SEC for authorization to issue and notes; and the Commission has exemption an from 508. p. This the with the SEC on May 8 and covering letter of notification filed of 7% cumulative be offered at par ($2 shares to preferred per which stock by share) been had been E. J. Fountain & New York, has been withdrawn. The proceeds used for working capital.—V. 177, p. 2247. Inc., Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—290 Dividend— trustees The This 25, trustees cents 21 payable June Fund have declared dividend of 29 cents per consecutive June of Eaton share. per 25, & Howard to 1953, Stock Fund have declared dividend 87th consecutive quarterly dividend is stockholders of record at close of business This 15, 1953. dividends Both fund each rate this quarterly distribution is payable June to stockholders of record at close of business June 15, 1953. 1953, The of of 85th as dividend Eaton See approximate the per share net investment income of during the second quarter of the year, and are at same & Eaton paid in first quarter of 1953.—V. 177, Howard & Howard p. 1152. Fund above.—V. 177, p. were to have 177, proceeds are to be used to retire a $950,000 bank loan and finance the company's 1953 construction program.—V. 177, p. 1256. held of on the basis of % share for record June 9, every share and to certain officers and em¬ . $3.77: — .—-i.™ .54 - a '"-a-..'$4:31 resulting reduction inoome in \ $3.52 " $3.52 tBased taxes, June on 111., of on years rolled off the Flint assembly line on June 8. In reaching of the milestone, Ivan L. Wiles, General ago, , the Buick would Buick the the Trailer Re-Enters Co. Haulaway currently —V. 177, p. Fruehauf is "Production establishing at Fruehauf Haulaway Trailers will product line," Mr. Schneider said. "Purchasers of the new Trailers will, for the first time, be assured of nation-wide factory service through the company's 79 branch factories." The trailers will be manufactured at the company's Fort Wayne, 90 factory. The first pilot model of the trailer will be available but the company is accepting orders now.—V. 177, p. 2129. days, Cities Service Co. above.—V. 177, p. 2352. Corp. — In Two to nearly 2,000 inquiries new J. this Stebler, company American General expects Chicago, Ind., plants—at East five years. • end and believes daily delivery of Colorado since operation the system opened in River water 1941, are all vertical-shaft, tions, G. bringing the total in each to five. also will supply the required control E. voltage of be the on new the power motors. furnished from for holding constant lines by automatic adjustment of field current energy for the new 6.900-volt motors will Dam, 150 miles up the Colorado River. Electric Hoover does will debentures in The the last which is subsidiary a greater a volume of of General Motors financing automotive company income operating CAPITALIZATION increased Due within United one from Net income, after all taxes, in 1952. increased $21,063,000 to GIVING EFFECT in TO PRESENT States $959,326,588 102,696,063 countries in (payable currencies) Due local 35,381,936 . subsequent to United FINANCING Outstanding year: Canada Other $33,392,000 fix was $5,583,000 1952. Authorized Notes, loans and debentures— one year: States: 2l/4% debs., due April 1, serial notes, 2'/2% 1958 1, due 4% July 2.9% notes, to 1973 4,940,000 150,000,000 due ; 1963 25,000,000 25,000,000 March 1, 1963 100,000,000 100,000,000 due May 1, 1965 40,000,000 40,000,000 "165,000,000 "165,000,000 due notes, 175,000,000 150,000,000 debentures, due March notes, notes, 1955 $175,000,000 March 15,000,000 1958 1, to - Five-year payable 1, June 1, 1970 — Canada: 3V4% notes, due May 1, 4%% debs., 6,000,000 notes, due May 1, 1961 33/8% Other reached which have been maining 79,000 shares, fered to the had and notes, due junior subordinated April 15, 1967 I 4% junior subordinated Nov. notes, notes, 1973— Capital stock ($100 par value)-. April 15, "Subject to the execution of 110,000,000 35,000,000 S.): 1, 1959 4% 6,615,168 35,000,000 (U. 25,000,000 110,000,000 indebtedness subordinated 6,000,000 25,008,000 14,064,021 currencies 3% 6,000,000 6,000,000 1961 Jan. 15, 1968 (payable in local due countries Subordinated the six the In its business equipment for railroads and other industries. 1948 the 230,000,000 gallons on July 28, 1952. ' The four new General Electric motors and in it finance EARNINGS—Total synchronous Peak reservations. sale of the expansion of company, that other any 3%% Sierra Madre Mountains to Los Angeles, supplies California cities, their suburbs, and several large military 48 the EUSINESS—The Corp., 4% to 1957, and 992,000, which showed a further increase of 24.7% since the end of 1952. Los motors are now being built at the com¬ pany's Schenectady Works for installation in 1954 at the Colorado River Aqueduct, largest water supply line in the United States. The Colorado River Aqueduct, a gigantic pipeline which stretches water At 1952. 3% across redeemable be 1955, declining one-half and had increased to $1,622,717,000 at the April, 1953, receivables totaled $2,023,- 1947, of General Electric Co.—Receives Large Order— miles then will including June 30, Receivables, after deducting applicable reserves, were $320,- end Calif.—are scheduled to begin operation during the third quarter of 1953, utilizing the "Kanigen" process.—V. 177, p. 1901. 330 large a 398,000 at the end of Angeles, giant and proceeds from has experienced company in William that 10 net 1948 to $125,404,000 from more than 75 different Executive Vice-President, stated on to begin considering licensing applications early this fall for its new nickel-plating process— "Kanigen"—which it announced publicly on March 16. The new process makes possible for the first time the application of nickel as a protective coating on steel, copper, aluminum, glass, plastics, and other materials, by chemical, rather than electrolytic, means. An exhibit featuring various industrial applications of "Kanigen" will be on display in the General American Transportation Corp. booth at the Basic Materials Exposition to be held June 15 to 19 at Grand Central Palace, New York City. response and years to provide additional working capital for the purchase of receivables. To License "Kanigen"— industries, two thereafter months thereafter. 100% Diesel General American Transportation for during the six months ended Dec. 31, in the United States. During 1952. approximately 93% of its business was automobile financing, the re¬ maining 7% being derived from the financing of other products, such as electric refrigerators and air conditioners, heating equipment, and Gas Service Co.—Stock Sale Postponed— See $150,000,000 five-year 4% debentures, will be noncallable each six PROCEEDS—The its head¬ Haulaway 1% at round out the com¬ pany's Indiana, of In Detroit, Mich. of issue of new They quarters office 2455. the books closed. Trailer has re-entered the Haulaway Trailer Field, C. L. Vice-President in Charge of Sales, announced on June 9. to transport automobiles. a Haulaway Trailer Division production is running at the fastest rate hi history. Mr. Wiles announced last month is at the rate of 600,000 annually. production July 1, 1958, was offered on July 11 by a nation¬ wide banking group including 237 investment firms, headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. The debentures, priced at 100% and accrued interest, were oversubscribed and company Haulaway Trailers are used year Buick due at 102% Schneider, 2,618,567th General Motors Acceptance Corp.—Debentures Offered —A Field— This of General Motors, said that built since World War II. / built only 2 "/a years since the last million mark, Buick 50 company's that Vice-President and be that emphasizes bonds, series A, 4% due July 1, 1991 for sale to it at the lowest prices at which said bonds may be offered with accrued interest to June 29, 1953. Tenders specifying the principal amount and . numbers of bonds of¬ fered must be made in writing to The National City Bank of NeW York, as agent of the company, 22 William Street, New York 15, N. Y., not later than 12 noon, June 23, 1953. Notice of acceptance 01* rejec¬ tion of such tenders will be mailed not later than June 26, 1953. If accepted bonds are not delivered to said agent for payment on or before July G, 1953, the company reserves the right to cancel the acceptance.—V. 177, p. 1153.' Fruehauf .. . of Manager invites tenders of first mortgage company announced the start of construction plant for the manufacture of liquefied 8 new a 833. announcing this synchronous motors built for full voltage, across the line start. Two of the new motors will be installed in both the Intake and Gene Sta¬ and these shares are being of¬ public at $8.50 per share. The stockholders' offering, which expires June 17, 1953, is being under¬ written by D. A. Lomasney & Co. and Courts & Co., who 13,381,111 ... ——— by 836,412 13,365,391 stock— common reserve corporation p. 50 to ployees at $7.45 per share. The company lia^ obtained waivers of stockholders' preemptive rights on the re¬ tax 20,435,620 The^7,000,000th Buick to be built since the company was organized Gloversville RR.—Tenders— Fonda, Johnstown & The Four emptive rights, ; * 24,807,652 827,400 General Motors Corp.—Seven Millionth Buick Buil^- ly—The company has sold $1,000,000 of 4% debentures due March 1, 1978 to Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. and Country Life Insurance Co., Chicago. 1152. Edgar Brothers Co., Metuchen, N. J.—Stock Offering Underwritten—Offering was made on June 10 of 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1). One block of 21,000* shares is being offered to stockholders, through pre¬ —_ operatfons Beardstown, Stock Fund—210 Dividend— Balanced 2,448,000 Co.—Debentures Sold Private¬ Florida Public Utilities June share. 3,590,000 petroleum gas storage tanks. The plant will be operated by Delta Tank Manufacturing Co., Inc., major General Gas subsidiary now manufacturing L-P gas tanks in Baton Rouge and Macon, Ga. Hal S. Phillips, President of Delta Tank, said the new plant ia scheduled for initial operation this fall. He said it will occupy 17 acres and have a production capacity of 25,000 tanks a year.—V. Withdrawn— Financial Credit Corp., N. Y.—Letter The 150,000 until June 22, 1953, to $6,150,000 of borrowings Commission approval. Pro¬ borrowings are to be used to defray part of the com¬ pany's current construction program involving estimated net expendi¬ tures of $36,000,000 for the year 1953.—V. 177, p. 2006. ceeds share a "Almost" offset than bank giving interested persons hearing thereon. An additional be to are has applied to of order an 24,725,000 4,294,000 2,6G6,000 Cr3,OO0,O0O j. stock— common reduced Total 25,965,000 new Duquesne Light Co.—To Borrow from Banks— The taxes current From \ on earnings, From in in sell profits Dividends March On ties common consisting of 40,000 shares. 24, 1953, in accordance with the provisions of an agree¬ and plan of reorganization, dated Dec. 19, 1952, as amended stock, Jan. value $1. On March 11, further amended to create series A of such of 4,418,352 taxes The 7,000,000th car, taxes____— before sale profits taxes earnings—-—— Dividends on preferred stock v 1,669,332 350,000 490,000 proceeds from Net tNet 2.477,756 53,217,952 provision plan over (estimated) (estimated)—— Other (foreign, state & provincial) taxes (est.) Adjustment of prior years' Federal income and 1953 sales Gross value businesses.— income ENDED FOR THREE MONTHS MARCH Profit surplus of the §0.74Ci196 1,828,371 book certain excess The CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT . total capital and The now 90,500,375 59,391,440 compensation excess 31, indebtedness. $2,263,108. corporate corporation Electric 104,833,309 agreement with du Pont, we 5,565,085 shares in 1953 and 5,569,263 shares in 1952. expect to begin production in about 30 days and our facilities will Clarence Francis, Chairman of- the Board, disclosed on June 2 that be expanded as rapidly as market needs require. The new material ' the year ended March 31, 1953 is the 20th consecutive year in which can be applied with ordinary enameling and firing procedures afterthe company's sales surpassed all previous years, and the increase was0 the aluminum is prepared, except that lower temperatures must be one of the largest in its history. Since prices remained about the same." used. Such new enameled products will permit the use of lighter Mf. Francis said, the increase resulted largely from greater unit volume. gauge aluminum." ' • y \ •* ' * . J Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission— The Ferro Corp., which is comprised, of nine operating divisions, three domestic subsidiaries and nine foreign subsidiaries, last montn The corporation; filed a registration statement with 'the SEC on announced another agreement with the du Pont company under which June 5, 1953, covering $5,400,000 aggregate amount of its no par small package common stock issuable under the General Foods retail sales of Ferro's FTE (Fritted Trace Elements) Corp. Employee would be handled by the Delaware concern. FTE, a substance which; Savings-Investment Plan.—V. 177, p. 2455. contains minute quantities of manganese, iron, zinc, copper,- boron, and molybdenum, fused in tiny pieces of glass, was described by "Life" General Gas Corp.—To Build New Plant— magazine as one of the major agronomic developments of three months of 1953 include only one week's division, namely the short period from inclusive. Actually Dumont sales for the first quarter of 1953 were $608,153 compared to $439,100 for the same 1952 period. The sales for the Airplane & Marine division, including its wholly owned subsidiary, for the 1953 first quarter were $373,867. /'Total current assets of $1,278,449 are a little better than three times .the current liabilities of $424,947, and more than 2V2 times the total "The sales for the first expenses 2,077,935 Federal largest supplier of porcelain enameling frits, will a new frit especially developed by The du Pont said: Clawson Mr. scheduled March general income Federal * the coating of aluminum, acording to an announcement maae June 11 by C. D. Clawson, Ferro President. Du Pont researchers have developed a method of meeting the lower melting requirements of aluminum enamel coating—about 1000 degrees F. as compared to <• standard frits, used 011 steel, which are processed at around 1500:degrees F. ;' • ZV' .y • V. Co., sales and expense of ■'Excess for manufacturing space. . $ r 61,469,375 Executive Frit— " plant at Clearfield. Pa., is now of an addition to its buildings, 1952 . 536,830,297 491,303,960 Total formerly M'The 1953 income Other 6,303 shs. sell and (& Subs.)—Reports Record Sales 701,055,046 632,544,531 Operating Interest corporation, manufacture the Ended March 31— Selling, administrative and other charges subscribed and the books closed. company with Cost of goods sold Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary To Manufacture New identical terms offered exception of certain, the or. called was $ 250,000shs. dealer's concession of 70 cents per settled was strike sales— Net 2455. p. the General Foods Corp. offer¬ ing of 7,115 shares of common stock (par $1) was made after the close of the market on June 10 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane at $20 per share, with; authorized by its charter to exceeding $10,000,000 in a principal amount not outstanding, and to secure upon any or all of its property. funded debt a any 177, Ferro _ value of $15 6,667 shs. - the strike before changes."—V. 177, p. 2455. Years Outstanding 250,000 shs. $100) stock sources, FINANCING GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT pfd. stock (par (par $1) Cum. —V. the have the defined by the Act, and following such merger, will dissolve. The SEC will thereafter cease to regulatory jurisdiction under the Act over the operations of company resulting from the merger. . . " On March 25, 1953, the corporation filed with the Commission a plan under Section 11 <e> of the Act which proposes the anerger of the corporation, Derby company, Wallingford and Danbuiy into Derby of Connecticut, which will be the resulting company. < The name of the resulting company is to be changed to The Housatonic Public Service Co. The authorized capital stock of Housatonic will be $10,000,005 divided into 666,667 shares having a par company CAPITALIZATION voted will $100 of $1 par value common stock. ' BUSINESS—The company's executive offices are in Metuchen, N. J., and its mines are located in Georgia, It is a leading producer of kaolin (aluminum silicate) used as a filler and coater for paper, paperboard and wall paper, and used also In specialty products such as latex paint, plastics, ink, rubber and leather goods. Electiic the corporation as a minor in Park membership the announced that "in the light of certain claims made the company thinks it worthwhile to mention company union union the $3,231,000, and net profit was wtre Authorized and The Derby Gas & of Connecticut (inactivei. proposed merger will eliminate The shs being taken to merge the the following subsidiaries into a^ single <Connecticut * MERGER—Steps PROPOSED Corp. ioq'276 sales net Electronics at after 2 again that once and 250,000 shares value, par 400.000 shs. 329,27G fins. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United The by 1952 1 The from working capital. increase equal to $2.16 per common share. Giving efiect to the present issue, the company's capitalization consist of 6.6G7 shares of 3%% cumulative preferred stock of 1 150.JOO to June $354,000, Outstanding , debs., debs., tr. Coll. and loans EARNINGS—In financing effect to present capitalization giving bank term June cn • Syracuse, N. Y., were resumed overwhelmingly at a meeting to ratify the settlement terms and return to work. Operations writers have agreed to _ 1953. 17, June (EDT) Strike Over at Electronics Park— offering to the public. The under¬ purchase any unsubscribed shares, which will be offered to the public. The public offering has been oversubscribed and the books closed. PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the financing will be used to repay short also making the are available, except that the corporation may for subscription of five shares. subscriptions must reach the office of Manufacturers Beaver St., New York 15, N. Y., not later than 3:30 P-m. number the exceeds for due due — 100,000,000 100,000,000 500,000 shs. 500,000 shs. satisfactory loan agreements. Volume 177 Number 5229 StITERS~~Ti1*.. afi« . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .. underwrifcers below named purctiase» *hd the company has agreed to nrfr.^f^fC founts set forth below, an principal amount of , ono nnn 000,000 debentures: Moi^an Stanley A Co.—$9,000,000 wil E Inc— 900,000 Kay, have severally sell to them Richards & Co 750,000 Kidder, aJtI 400,000 - Laird A Co A inc. Anderson Strudwick— A. p. h U v - R«h^rf E?uJ ur tcoDert & Co.;' vfr r' k t" KZ*^C"Z North A turret, Fitch, ' • G. Laurence A. «. 3,000,000 150,000 Brown .A Burke A M&cDonald H. M. Phillips Co Central Republic Chace, A E. W. Clark Clark, Dodge Richard W. A Co Co Peters, Piper, 100,000 E. Pollock A Dick R. A S. Co. 100,000 Merle-Smith Dillon, Read Co. A Inc Dominick The W. Pressprich A Co Co A 100,000 Rippel, 300,000 Linn A R. Schmertz C. First Southwest Schoellkopf, i 100,000 A Inc 750,000 Co — 300,000 Shearson, Hammill A Co. 500,000 Shields 900,000 Inc. 100,000 I. M. Simon A Co.___-.__ 3,000,000 Smith, Earney Smith, A Co 100,000 F. Granbery, Marache A Co. 300,000 William Grant-Brownell 300,000 Starkweather 300,000 Stein Bros. 500,OOo Stern Brothers Stern, Frank, Co. Gregory A Son, Inc Hallgarten A Co Hallowed, 1,500,000 Sulzberger A 100,000 Co A Haupt A Co Hayden, Miller A Co 150,000 Sweney, 500,000 Co. Co.. 100,000 Inc..—.__ 3,000,000 500,000 100,000 — Cartwright A American Corp.— 400,000 150,000 Thomas A Co._______i.__ 150,000 Spencer Henry Herrman A Co Hill Richards A Co 300,000 Tucker, J. 200,000 J. Hirsch J. Milliard B. A. A Co A E. Hutton F. A Union Van Alstyne, Co Co Securities G. H. Walker 400,000 A A Webster A Co. Share Corp 100,000 Co 200,000 White, Jenks, Kirkland A 100,000 and 100,000 Lane, Co., Weld A 300,000 1,500,000 Co Dean Inc 100,000 Witter A Co Harold 300,000 Wood, Gundy A Co., Inc. 150,000 Wood, Struthers A Co._ 400,000 1,500,000 Jones, Kreeger A Hewitt 100,000 Woodard-Elwood A Co._ 100,000 Kaiser 100,000 Wurts, 300,000 Yarnall T. H. A Co. 177, Co A Co., Inc E. Wood A Co.__ 200,000 Dulles A Co A 200,000 Co.__ 200,000 Public Service Corp.—Not Making Offering Stockholders—Correction—The item appearing under this heading in from our issue of June 8 should . 10,722,135 8,659,688 8,864,141 177, p. 2249. l ... Inland Umpire Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah^-Files— to corporation covering June on 500,000 for development pay filed 1 shares of letter a costs. - of notification with stock common without underwriting. share, per to offered be proceeds The th* at 10 be used to are : „ , International Business Machines Corp.—New Unit— Selective paging^ of "transient" personnel, such as supervisors and maintenance engineer^, can now be readily accomplished through; IBM's unique' Portable Paging Unit, it*, was announced on .June; 3, ' v integral folder A by the such of shares in have been at i of business southeastern the issue June 9 on of life, selling part of will A Co. States. won by the group its bid of 100.55%. 4Va% a (jointly), redeemable oe to par, if or toward repayment in at they its the of Kidder, coupon, 100.15; regular for square in its to directly 62,120. and of construction and net is the and total of 28, by the the within of sale Hutzler 101.899; General electric of of of Leavey fills Carl an Territory of area served 7,400 about than more 280,000. At served directly the twelve months customers 1952, Authorized Sept. 1, 3»/«% series due April 1, series due 3%% April 1, series due July 1, 4'/» % series due stock, cumul. stock June 1979 — 1982..—__ except tlncreased set from underwriter and. forth 750,000 names (the 767,717 shs. are set of on mortgage securing April 21, 1953. Halsey, Stuart "Representative"), respective the them shares principal forth & amounts of the bonds of new such Inc., Co. and Stuart the other to be & Co.— 500.000 Stroud Illinois 300,000 Stubbs, Mullaney, Co Wells A Schoellkopf, 177, Co., Smith Thomas 150.000 250,000 Co.—__—__ 1,000,000 offering of 2,600 shares of class A common stock (par $10) was made on June 5 by Clark Dodge & Co. and share, with share.—V. 176, p. 2436. Curtiss, House & Co. at $64 concession of $2 per the of (& per dealer's a of income income May.—V. and income 4,168,419 profits taxes taxes ...— 6,656,549 2,466,390 taxes____ excess income 177, p. 4,540,500 179,400 304,000 $1,522,629 $1,812,049 classify Preferred Stock— (par stockholders the $100), is November since the of member a subsidiary com¬ Mutual, Inc.—Has Over 150,000 Shareholders mark was than more by shareholders, 150,000 the in the country, it was announced Fund during the month the (N. J.)—Stock Offered—The cor¬ is offering publicly involved. The offering , Israel price bonds either bonds Issue issue at transfer a instrument payable is Independence pavings amount) charge transferred in the $1.10 of in cash balance each for payment for $100 or bonds (coupon and the at of State is of amount, In cash. in Of stock State in face $15 Israel paid bond by the subscriber. Of for the 86,960 by 15 offered, shares 13 of them persons, and not 2.800 shares directors, each of the of expenses will issue realize taking bonds coupon and ciation has bought for whom entire issue, cost its of $10,000,400, will be in of the form amount lace and which State the cor- than more no bonds, Israel of savings and apart from distribution, of bonds Issue at than approximately $1,304,400 in cash and the amount of savings bonds. The appre¬ approximately $50,000, by which amount the principal estimated is maximum The the of the of at less not appreciation and total a approximately $8,696,000 amount, subscribed distribution. for PROCEEDS—Assuming the sale of the the been have at proceeds of cash paid on' subscriptions be reduced. may * corporation may, subject to the determination of the directors, surrender to the State from time to time State of Israel bonds acquired by it in part received aid for payment such upon of the stock, its surrender economic invest and the enterprises Israel in pounds' activities Israeli other or The net cash proceeds of development of Israel. the stock to be issued, except to fhe extent necessary to meet the cor¬ poration's operating expenses or to purchase capital goods in the United elsewhere or invested be for shipment Israel to Until aforesaid. as. the or capital as retain may in such high-grade Israel bonds directors pounds the located located elsewhere Judgment the the corpora¬ expenses, bank invest State of deposits bonds. or Government custodian as fundamental enterprises a S. profit. investment or other expenditure. The cor¬ of its portfolio securities. of purpose BUSINESS—Corporation Its U. the net dollar by the corporation may be retained by it until the determine to surrender them in exchange for Israel poration itself will act 1952. interest-bearing in including of directors received shall for cash bonds, will the investment, of board otherwise expend organized was include policies doing or which aid of, the business the economic directors in New whic development of Israel, reasonably are on Nov. 17, investments in in enterprises Jersey the making of in Israel and calculated to 1 earn , CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT PRESENT FINANCING TO Authorized stock —V. 177, p. (no Outstanding 86,960 shs. value) par 86,960 shs. 1902. Sales Prov. inc. profits interest Minority com. on 11,545,988 10,188,880 2,918,466 214,721 2,277,895 172,907 7,100,842 561,210 5,972,082 517,971 $1,320,746 $0.70 $3,883,936 $3,698,827 $1.97 and taxes_____ profit per 3,771,548 "$1,377,661 Fed. for $22,041,266 $65,707,680 $58,678,768 4,510,848 taxes inc. before excess 1953—9Mos—1952 1953—3 Mos.—1952 $25,273,565 - Profit $0.73 share 1,875,000 shares presently $2.07 1674. outstanding.—W. 176, p. Kin£-Secley Corp—Earnings— 9 Months Ended April 30— Sales Prov. before for income Fed. taxes—. income and excess 1^3 l9'5* $32,930,919 $23,953,733 4.093.207 taxes 2,660.850 1,4(5,000 — profits 2130, Holt, Renfrew & Co., Ltd., Montreal, Canada—To Re-.fc classify IT A T also corporation's 86,960 shares of common stock (no par) at $115 per share. The stock is offered only in amounts of 10 shares or over. No underwriting Net The Inc., 177, p. 44. poration Profit -V. " befen (Retired), has Laboratories, 2249. p. Israel Investors, Inc. •Based 1953 1952 $33,907,461 $35,643,471 ; u before A. of and the of fund Net Subs.)—Earnings— Six Months Ended April 30— sales Net corporation, number a passed •Earns, Harnischfeger Corp. Federal New — Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Earnings— 2352. p. joined 177, 9. Common (M. A.) Hanna Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary Wisconsin 2249.; p. *',4 Corp. the recent death of Vice Admiral Vice-President This June 250,000 Lom- Inc. & been 600,000 Inc A has Period End. Mar. 31— Frofit Imorma- Co., . & bardo. A Inc Pomeroy, —V. Hutton & Inc. 300,000 Co._ $500,000 Co,__ A Nicolaus Stifel, 500,000 Co Haupt & The Brothers Stern Co. -$2,650,000 Inc. Courts Ira he in below: & S. proceeds of the sales of its stock after operating 51.026 shs. the U. Telecommunication created by vacancy directors Investors tion 1900,000 shs. in Leavey, H. Federal This corporation now has largest number of any mutual it value)— par as the panies.—V. also 51,026 shs. UNDERWRITERS—The Halsey, ob¬ be can of Y.—V.. 177, Telegraph & corporation shall determine to invest 7,000,000 1983_: 1. of Leavey of States (par $100i: (without limited Outstanding $5,335,000 1,631,000 2,500,000 7,000,000 1971—__ 1978—- preferred managing System N. Holden. when board in FINANCING PRESENT F. General porat on bonds— due bonds, loans northwestern sector electricity, and in¬ the company for EFFECT TO GIVING series ®Not 22, N. J., research associate of International Telephone A Tele¬ graph Corp., it was announced on June 4 by Col. Sosthcnes Behn, Chairman, and William H. Harrison, President of IT A T. General program, bank of Edmond President Investment 1953, aggregated $7,993,000; gross income was $1,928,000 was $1,833,000. mortgage Common Telephone applied income 4.64% York " addition, ranging be improvement the of population number will bonds appliances. has company revenues 3»/e% 3% Paging corporation's Department New Avenue, " is program. distribution and the estimated an 1952. CAPITALIZATION ®First the Peabody prices $4,000,000 construction engaged, business, Operating ended Feb. Madison 590 distance from stat'onary signals. or Electronic IBM Nutley, 4'Acoupon, a redemption the sale of the generation indirectly mues close the electric and the Pfd. at redeemed are present with connection Florida, from charge President of Associated Firm— health and United the was on for were: Weld BUSINESS—Company cident the of International ■ the in the Pierce, company the Incurred describing tained -free tion , . paging regardless of the noise level company. engaged PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from 1953, p. 2455. General to A Jones A Co Kalman —V. Lemon of 1,500,000 200,000 Johnston, sale through the sinking or the maintenance fund, at .special redemption prices ranging 101.30% to par, plus accrued interest in each case. Net McEvoy Space stockholders certain the from outstanding 3,000,000 Winslow, Douglas A Grubbs Johnson, 300,000 Inc.—— Wertheim A Co A 100,000 900,000 Co. A Gibson Weeden Indianapolis Bond and Janney 150,000 Co Lerchen Watling, by and Corp.— 3,000,000 Noel A Co. Wagenscller A Durst, Inc. 300,000 1,500,000 Illinois 100,000 100,000 1,500,000 W. E. Hutcon A Co The 1,500.000 Co. 150,000 a Hogle A Co Hornblower A Weeks— A Co—_ Anthony A Co._ 1,500,000 Underwood, Neuhaus A 100,000 Son Trask sold be proceeds issued 100,000 — — Sv/iss 1,500,000 Co 100,000 100,000 Sutro A Co 400,000 Hayden, Stone A Co bonds purchased by Co., the 2,000,000 Co. 104.30% purchasers ties Corp A of and A Co._ Stroud Ira Union 400,000 Securities A the will Fenner A Beane, Salomon Bros. A (jointly), 101.90: Equitable Securities Corp. Securities Corp., 101.766. A A Co..— Meyer Stone A Webster Securi¬ 900,000 A the of and of received Lynch, 300,000 150,000 Harris, Hall A Co. Hehtz 150,000 200,000 400,000 A by White, Boyce—__ Corp. Stix (Inc.) 400,000 Co A A Co. - Harris A Partners Ltd Eruce 500,000 Staats A R. Stetson 3,000,000 Hemphill, Noyes A Co.— 150,000 Stillman, Maynard A Co. 3,000,000 Ripley A Co., Inc. Smithers S. 3,000,000 Fox Co. Halsey, Stuart A Co. Inc. Harriman 300,000 Moore & Co 200,000 Goodwyn Ellis A Anderson 150,000 Singer; Deane A Scribner Goldman, Sachs A Co._^ 3,000,000 Goodbody A Co Olds 300,000 Shuman, Agnew & Co.™ Fairman A Harris 150,000 Glore, Forgan A Co Company-— Sills, 400,000 A 100,0d0 300,000 100,000 Co C., plan to publicly offer subject to the approval soon $2.50), Mason, & .___ A and The 300,000 Chas. W. Scranton A Co. 900,000 Robert Garrett A Sons A A 100,000 Co part part Award was 150,000 500,000 Corp. Marshall Fulton, Reid / 100,000 — Inc. Corp.. 3,500,000 " Stringfellow____ Horner Corp. N. Offered—Offering of $7,000,series due June 1, 1983, interest, to yield 4.05%, was 11 by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and asso¬ bids and from of A Co.__ Hutton Pomeroy, Fla., (par Securities Charlotte, 2352. Drexei 3,000,000 Co., Robert^; ' Poole, H. Schneider 150,000 Folger, Nolan Inc Foster A A Parke___ A E. Co.— Co. and 100,000 Schmidt, of Inc. 1,500,000 Inc. Scott, A Co.i- A Salomon Bros. A Hutzler 150,000 Boston be stock is June Other j Ferris A Company— Michigan 100,000 100,000 Rothschild Co. Jacksonville, stock Offering Soon Expect'd Equitable by A Gulf Power Co.^—Bonds 150,000 Inc._„ land P. headed Dickson S. insurance 177, p. fund Inc. Scott A Richards 2,298,908 000 first mortgage bonds, 4Vs% at 101.295% and accrued 100,000 Robinson-Humphrey Schwabacher A of Inc 500,000 100,000 First 344,000 common No received and Co., Co A 200,000 H. 1,500,000 —• Rice J. Fauset, Steele A Co Heller, Co. A A Gardner___ A Farwell, Chapman A Co. First 404,200 will company ~-V, Rotan, Mosle and MoreL. 900,000 Co charges—" 2,465,981 after —V. on - Rogers A Tracy, 100,000 A 94,300 Co., Co A Rodman Evans A Co., Clark 7 2,334,998 competitive sale The 3,000,000 10,581,557 $3,340,637 ciates. Co., Inc. r Green, be 100,000 Inc. Elworthy A Co 150,000 Emanuel, Deetjen A Co. 150,000 Equitable Securities Corp. 1,500,000 Estabrook 1953—4 Mos.—1952 2,670,331 100,000 Riter du Pont A Co. 750,000 Eastman, Dillon A Co.__ 3,000,000 Elkins, Morris A Co 150,000 Clement A. " $3,900,078 100,000 Irving Francis I. Field, will Merrill 150,000 Drexel A Co Southwest—Earnings- 1953—Month—1952 587,893 R. common company. A 400,000 : 2,825,517 part of- the company's new Electronic Paging System, portable units can be plugged into AC power outlets at locations the building to receive coded paging signals without special wiring.- Both audible and visible signals are received for effective $833,119 made Securities Corp. The the 150,000 Julius A. Doolittle A Co '2,893,150 8,601,000 9,527,132 . of shares of 100,000 1,500,000 income within 664,795 300,000 100,000 Dominck A Dominion Fahey, These 900,000 100,000 — operating SEC. 300,000 Inc. 3,500,000 10,145,989 An $.)82,320 Corp., shares the Reynolds Dixon Eretscher Noonan, - of Reinholdt Dixon & Company ' underwriters Tenn., Piercc-Carrison Rauscher, Pierce A Co.__ Co. A 183,337 taxes^ of group Nashville, 300,000 Dickson $302,404 288,776 Gulf Life Insurance Co.—Stock A 900,000 (Inc.) $398,426 48,107 ____ Quail A Co 100,000 A $77,536 82,676 ____ Raffensperger, Hughes A Co., Inc 1. Townsend, Bodine 8,743,000 2,353,233 1901. p. accident 200,000 R. 67,462,990 73,542,624. 2,276,000 Major The Inc. Putnam A 500,000 Inc. A 16,702,500 income elected Hop- W. Pizzini A Co., 200,000 Haven Co.____ A 177, 300,000 100,000 Crouter A Prescott, Shepard A Co., 300,000 Co._ Dempsey-Tegeler Chris- A 100,000 Fenn R. A revenues expenses after shares Inc. Jaffray Davis, Skaggs A Co Day Net 100,000 Inc. , $109,7.51 ..*■ • p. 2007. - ? • income 999,216 wood Securities — L. 300,000 2,000,000 Writer Phelps, W111. De 400,000 , Jackson Co tenson, 200,000 Co. 177, Federal 100,000 Co._ A Curtis J. Paul H. Davis A Co operating, income charges.:.:.—_ 200,000 Pacific Northwest Co Parrish A 18,725,494 - ' ' 330,474 B. Co . 408,270 Company 96,313,257 —l, expenses < 178,000 176,497 44,392 81,477 300,000 A 209,752 42,000 •" 102,936 A ■— 300,000 Union 57,269 charges— 100,000 Dain 322,000 91,900 —V. Webber, 24,157,250 103,013,170 2,429,000 173,437 Paine, $ $ $ 26,590,264 "2,542,820 $488,202 A 1953—4 Mos.—1952 1953—Month—1952 revenues—- taxes— 1,722,4Q0 233,780 Nowland ,, at Mass., Trustee Earle, H. E. taxes—' Net 5 $2,379,301 1,902,237 $591,767 Curtiss, House A Co.___ M. $2,832,415 436,987 $119,589 100,000 Dallas $600,915 . 74,663 J. and operating cents $148,562 Son Co. offered be Boston, Net 1053—4 Mos.—1952 income Newbold's Trust SEC the with to Co.,. Inc., Other Federal The taxes H. Harvard $ Operating Operating SEC operating Co._ A • operating 300,000 Co Weedon ' . •Net 500,000 100,000 A • % Other 300,000 The Ohio 150,000 A taxes—_ Operating Operating 100,000 100,000 Julien Collins A Co ' General Telephone Co. of the 300,000 1,500,000 Inc Codings A Co., Inc. Cooley Co.—_ Paul Coggeshall & Hioks_____ Crowell, 400,000 Newburger A Co.___^___ Newhard, Cook A Co.__ C. C. Courts 3,000,000 A Co.__ 300,000 Clarke Corp. Coffin A Burr, 453,379 Period End. April 30— 900,000 West & Co.„ ■ $711,399. * operatingf taxes— Net 1 100,000 150,000 Whiteside, - ' ,1953—Month—1952 - .Net atter '—V. Pierce, Co. Winslow, Inc -4 * W. 200,000 _ ' » . 80,000 45,637 Co. (Inc.) ^ F. 100,000 Central National Corp. The $5) (par A these Beane___. Milwaukee of stock Putnam Chapman,- Jr, share for new Mitchum, Tully A Co.__ 150,000 Moore, Leonard A Lynch 300,000 S. Moseley A Co.____ 2,000,000 Mullaney, Wells A Co.__ 200,000 1 200,000 Caldwell, . The 100,000 Byllesby A Co. (Inc.) A Merrill, Turben one 300,000 400,000 408,000 100,000 Co.IIIII A Lynch, Fenner , 200,000 900,000 Sons— Co.—__. account L. F. notification letter of a common Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings— A supplemental purchase prefer¬ : • » Operating revenues Operating expenses 150 000 Miller Mead, 150,000 Bradford A Co & " ■ Other 300;000 — Merrill _ Alex. Masten shares held. Federal income 900,000 Inc.ir2_Z. MeCormlek & Co—McDonald A Co. McQonaW-Moore A Co. McMaster Hutchinson A Co. A J. C. E. • & Co, „I o Sullivan 100,000 the basis of on :Per»od End. April 3d— Marks Mason-Hagan, R Bosworth, M. filed 4 of through Period End. April 30— will also be afforded subscribers to purchase addi¬ 1 « :I_ Robert "General Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings— > MacNaughtnn-Greena-- 900,000 JCo-=*-: 200,000 SSr f 400»0°0 SinL; viul rS^ nC" IB™ ^ tP °ns~"" 400,000 Blyth A Co., Inc : 150,000 wait & Co (par $5) & Beane clearing agent for the corporation. Details of this offering were inadvertently given under the head¬ ing "General Public Service Corp." in our issue of June 8 (see V. 177, p. 2455).—V. 177, p. 2352. 150,000 • share the June on shares 5,000 per is acting as 900,000 100,000 company for tional shares. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner —100,000 Rhoades Loeb, Co.. t" Loewi A Co. 900,000 Becker A Co. Inc. Livingstone, Crouse ——^ 150,000 Bear, Stearns & Co. *■ 100,000 Co.— Irving tundborg A: Co.— Mackall A Coe 3tW-°°° 100'00<J 200,000 100,1)00 Bateman, Eichjer A Co. Baxter, Williams & Co._ A. A <100,000 A Co Legg A & co Carl M. .,750,000 — Bartow Leeds C. 15 ence Lehman Brothers—3,000,000 500,000 J90,000 ^ £° * Go._„_ 1 John g; r. w;:r—r--~ a 3,000,000 Lee Higginson Corp.____ 2,000,000 400,000 2;— t. W..-baifd each C. Langley A Co.—_li " • 900,000 400,000 —■ stock mon 500,000 3(X)'000 7. ——■ « Huse-Liberty Mica Co., Boston, Mass.—Files— The covering — Stock Offering—The is offering its common stockholders of record June 2 the right to subscribe on or before June 24 at $23.50 per share for 568,665 additional shares of com¬ 200,000 Lazard Preres A Co.____ ' Corp.", who is (see V. 177, General Public Utilities Corp. 3,000,000 Laird, Bissell & Meeds.:. C?.—10°,000 * 1 w. « p*rker & S' loo.ooo Utilities stockholders company 200,000 Kuhn, Loeb & Co.-_.___ 3,500,000 Co., — its for 100,000 200,000 Co._ A Public $12,75 Kirkpatrick-Pettis A Co. 100,000 ^£S 9°*' 10(5 Emench Ames, Peabody "General the offering to 2455).—V. 177, p. 529. $100,000 iirSn ? mericap Securities Corp. 100,000 under making p. Kean, Taylor & Co.„__ A. M. Kidder & Co.— ^ given sever- aggregate of $150,- 5 (2569) will vote shortly outstanding 10,000 present with accumulated (which will amount approving shares of 7% dividends $1,102,500 of $1,067,500 plan to re¬ preferred stock as of July of common 466,690 shares Earnings per common SUf-524 466_690 $2.4o $3.07 share 17.7,: 'p. 940. /•' ■' • a as of Jan. 31, 1953) into 10,000 shares of $5 cumulative first preferred stock (par $50), and 10,000 shares of $5 non-cumulative second preferred stock (par $50), the holder of each share of 7%. preferred stock to receive in ex¬ change a cash payment of S10.25 per share and one share each of first and second preferred stock. The new preferred shares would be subject to redemption at $100 per share each. ' ■' '' to Number —V. on $1,432,357 profit 31, Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Uarnings-r- t. Period Railway' Railway ktHs . Net rev. Net ry. fr. oper. ry. opers. '•Deficit—V. 177, p. (•-——— ■■$J94,187()fi ,$192,418. : Jncbme__„ .1.7^,885^ 168,414 2008. ( I ihwil" •$141,242. ^ } •207,$01 " ( ""$.104,739 183,61a > H,,. . ^(2570) Net ry. $281,826 $267,323 97,076 96,919 80,010 43,375 31,888 36,138 26,079 income-. oper. 1,083,740 423,716 221.259 165,937 50,341 income.-— 2003. 177, p. 148,214 Government Interest, RR.—Earnings1952 1953 $192,135 from railway.—*60,493 ry. oper. income—18,477 April— Net Net 1950 1951 " $733,895 333,873 $763,729 $659,858 292,113 252,002 190,807 railway from Gross 163,231 167,233 2,624,698 2,153,562 upon obligations increased 1,864,828 239,094 2,498,596 railway..- 810,518 891,018 from Net ry. 286,759 519,577 515,120 447,953 oper. •Deficit.—V. 177, 2008. p. - Corp.—Elects Two Directors— Lionel Busey, Contract Awarded— Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—New Service-International Aircraft Lockheed has awarded been con¬ a —V. conversion to passenger configuration of a .'Jikorsky <S-55) helicopter to be used by New York Airways on the ,'cheduled passenger service slated to be inaugurated July 1. Already under way at N. Y. International Airport, Idlewild, the work calls for design engineering and the installation of seven seats tract for removable two nd proto-type a 1987, 1, available 1953 Net from 620,112 645,558 *155,224 *68,881 2353. 17,515,831 16,664,278 242,738 *1,456,738 "2,605,109 Net and Cost ■ ry. Net from railway — income Net ry. oper. •Deficit.—V. 14,673,781 439,148 873,422 *2,567,459*1,971,739 9,772,995 $343,997 taxes earnings Net (net)— $129,978 $164,597 15,919 . 16,870 requirements——— 7. earnings, stock 176, $114,059 $147,726 $0.32 " $0.42 share-,.— per Nashville & April— —V. railway.. 2,633,573 income-— oper. Jan. 1— 1952 sales Net 486,723 /■■■ 1,442,560 *Earned * ■ 78,641,536 77,473,236 19,463,260 73,547,593 16,071,352 58,690,603 22,744,249 11,2o<,00< y,463,sl2 6,992,852 1. profits excess (net) V taxes 1 - 888,574 * Crl3,694 $745,473 each $580,431 outstanding share * common for dividends provision 247,500 247,500 stock—— common on stock.—V. preferred on * $0.34 $0.44 \ i' 176, 1865. p. c iVv. . Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Financing Completed Shareholders directors April heavily oversubscribed rights offered them purchase 110,037 additional shares of the company's unissued shares As of the time subscription rights expired, at 3 p.m. on April 14, shareholders had applied for a total of 157,303 shares, representing an oversubscription of approximately 43%. Issuance of the additional shares of common stock marked the second June phase Miami, Fla.—Declares Quarterly Divi- Hoffman, Hoffman Tias paid Mr. dividends Hoffman 140,000 new that stated will backlog This year, 9 makes the rate of foot and plant their 30 this Ludman year in Building production dedicate North and jobbers cut and The and corporation is jalousies.—V. Hoffman, Mr. to large a 176, Ludman manufacturer had of down .. Period End. 1953—Month—1952 April 30— Railway oper. revenue. $2,215,784 1,400 over ' r windows type Railway oper. expenses 1,667,130 1953—4 Mos.—1952 $2,255,919 -1,609,311 Net ry. -V. fr. rev. income— oper. 177, $548,654 229,457 opers. ry. 177,072 .114,750 income.... *54,647 *118,814 353,502 11,137,065 11,482,623 *102,746 Jan. 6,947,995 March in $2,920,197 $2,439,855 992,122 . sales April 30— 1,109,242 profit per share— 1952 dividend requirements.—V. $1.13 177, Casualty Co., Baltimore, is calling for and outstanding $1.05 convertible business shares group June on on of 9. These July 8 into headed any common not so 175,181 each for common preferred stock shares stock reserved for used. share Pierce, conversion of $26.25 After per ing redemption or the issue and capitalization of sale the of the of the will date $1.05 remaining company one of the oldest of ranked ninth ™ in ninth capital and companies surplus, and in eighth all to common the certain stock will company several terms from be the balance, If If company's any, any, of the genera! funds The of purchase * the and $1.05 the to other for of price the the 660,319 shares Df the preferred No M-C to a of & stock to the liquidation The devoted company bank of short-term of loans, plant new has asked the California P. U. Commission to ap¬ $6,000,000 financing program to help it buy the passenger Haugh, of Pacific Electric 5% year Co." Ry. will by preferred of Western become the Co.—Registers With SEC— underwritten by a group headed by Robinson-Humphrey Company, Inc. will be and Corp. The which Stock Split-Up Voted— the certificate of incorporation of this corporation and changing its outstanding 100,000 stock without par value into 200,000 shares of ccmmon stock at $5 par value, thereby entitling common stockholders of record on that date to two shares of common stock of $5 par value for each share of1 common stock without par value t.ien hila. Certifi¬ cates for common stock without par value now represent a I.ke num¬ ber of shares of common stock of $5 par value and on June 12, 1953 there were issued to each ho'.der of common stock of record on June 2, 1953 certificates for one additional share of common stock of $5 par value for ^ac 1 share of common stock witnout par vaiue t.ien held. 1953 2, June On reclassifying amended, was of shares —V. 177, common 1154. p. Monongahela Ry.—Earnings- Net ry. railway— from Net 1952 1951 $673,168 $833,574 $637,687 238,630 391,557 278,600 56,419 railway-.— from 77,303 222,361 104,518 2,893,770 1,140,369 209,402 2,854,734 1,135,71%. 1,392,009 304,181 350,f -9 *47,158 income oper. of net 660 and debentures.and coaches motor Mexican firm's From Jan. 1— * 2,341,178 railway— from ; 726,238 income.— 69,156 railway. oper. Deficit.—V. 177, p. 2010. Montour RR—Earnings- Net ry. 34,594 income.— oper. stock common borrow other and Light & to the be $3,660,000 from banks. equipment new will put up It order on of remaining preferred general distribution be purpose bv redemption company's will the paid out the price stock funds and of in in a the J shortage due for the from Gross Net 36,390 832,923 *4,752 155,705 836,747 52,742 132,185 40,399 ~ ry. railway. from Net railway income oper. *Deficit.—V. 177, p. _ only to but for essential also new that the only not so amounts complete to the that it of its • ..... present construction at tax s shares after profit Common capital per p. 177, 1953 common —.— — outstanding share.. —— 1952 $1,055,099 1,921.132 $0.55 $2,521,000 1,916,115 $1.31 . 1682. Telegraph Co.—Earnings Mountain States Telephone & progress uncompleted o. cash its part shortage has construction the of program. main The Other construction has been necessary, temporary Despite Lecheria the first the works 220 had on of kw. peso all of Oct. to be suspended since the for the a from had It work. more its beginningfb'f 1S52, is sound it will oh t.re. had to be has Even resort to so it has measures of financing. these 33.000 difficulties, kw. each both have units now of been the 782,306 3,251,644 809,225 748,956 3,278,126 2,890,036 operating income $1,112.314 952,691 $*»8.9S9 $4,471,949 3,632,104 $3,618,498 2,837,692 new placed steam in Net —V. after 177, charges p. 843,915 2250. (F. E.) Myers & Bro. Co.—Earnings— plant service, at the 29, 1952 and the second on April 7, 1953, and the civil t,he new Patla hydroelectric plant and the work on the new double circuit transmission line between Necaxa and the sales. from ♦Income Oiher income — ,i_, __— Total income Selling, Other administrative and general 1953 $1,960,051 17,550 1952 $2,158,533 11,040 $1,977,611 Six Months Ended April 30— on of progiei.s being. to 851,905 taxes— income earnings repercussions program time 2,513,527 taxes... operating Net considerably curtailed in recent months and much of the work o"thde the main pirogram, including important distribution and connection work, 1953—4 Mos—1952 $45,633,179 $39,211,965 7,383,253 34,631,460 30,189,904 8,786,662 Operating expenses construction and continuing on rate Operating revenues 19F3—Month—1952 $11,560,106 $9,913,444 main contribute inevitably Period End. April 30— Federal funds, the required capital expenditures but also so that pos'tion to borrow further funds for this purpose.' company's 132,754 2010. 3 Months Ended March 31— Net par¬ connection placed share¬ to • • further of essehtial and be can , present out carry distribution "company suffers demands * not 626,506 77,208 Moore-McCcrmack Lines, Inc.—Earnings— A Earnings security. as mailed 1952 company to "the substantial requires Mexico operating basis, The that emphasizes expenditures therefore towards statements . pesos, be 9 June company heavy assets, received on serious, cash a program 1951 agreed $243,929 20,345 38,873 ; - Power Co., financial and report ticularly premiums have 1950 1951 $231,050 799,955. 70,062 170,720 railway from $198,802 *6,345 $222,898 24,052 ra'lway from Gross Net 1952 1953 April— , Ltd.—Shortage of Cash for Construction—Earnings Higher— The all states of the below 1950 1953 $657,001 223,824 April— Gross California Systems, Inc., and J. President, seeks to-sell and $1,000,000 'of 12- Transit new southern in " ♦ formed who program.. of stock In confirming issued. has been annually. U. S. Patent 2,574,971 purchases, distributes and sells natural gas in and around Mobile, Ala., will use the proceeds principally for con¬ struction purposes and to repay short-term bank loans. S $450,000 , ah injunction to prevent District Court of Maryland on Boston company, stock are common infringement of offering The First The by Equitable, closed on March 24, promissory note calling for repayment in 4'/2% rate under from outstand¬ shares admitted convertible expenses redemption this total, holders share, and per purchase proceeds payment added available to . and damages It was filed in U. S. 27. May —V. of ** preferred stock, of volume named conditions, towards shares Underwriting commissions balance, and company. applied unconverted tt*j underwriters Of facilities 1 3/22 multiple-line8' terms in shares shares°of $50 par value company $1,278,500 Zone, PROCEEDS—-The subject close Columbia, Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rim the Virgin Islands, the Republics of Cuba' and Panama' provinces of Canada, except Prince Edward Island.' the Canal lor such Its 154,160 United States. e;a(Tae company is licensed to do business in States, the District of united and among of of will 219,118 largest casualty insurance and surety companies in the it were exercised, however. capitalization consists of 1,000,000 for $7,206,634. - underwriting convertible common consist and warrants value comriloh stock and 100,000 at a service be redeemed redemption stock. is company unspecified charges privilege. The shares, approximately $750,000 toward purchase replacement of existing plant.—V. 177, p. 2353. prove will of ? ™L™mUiatiVe of $1 par value stock, par value $10 P,rl°r Preferr6d common 1,776,539 shares This 4. > common to share. per earmarked The share, plus accrued dividends conversion stock and *" *1,013,783 From Jan. 1— preferred shares but ' . Pre^erre^ shares not converted into at the basis An Beane the ... to the on & all aggregated held. Fenner 1953 prior shares common preferred by Merrill Lynch, which convertible are 13, the of Metropolitan, July Life Equitable . $21 121,322 outstanding. granted and L. on the Metropolitan Coach Lines (Calif.)—Plans Financing— Underwritten—$1.05 Pre- redemption negotiation Assurance The first was abroad. from . Common — of amount None years and Shares Called for Redemption— company shares Md. at $4,500,000 loan This Maryland Stock Reserved for Conversion This *199,362 *1,085,595 June 11 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering a proposed offering to stockholders of 40,900 shares of its common stock (par $5). The stock will be offered to stockholders of record June 30, 1953 on a l-for-5 basis with an oversubscription from 2009. p, June corporation ry. 3,000,000 $0.73 —_ company's offered were 1953, $3,150,000 of the proceeds 3,511,122 3,000,000 — ; the preferred stock. $41,600,133 2,304,436 outstanding——-. common preferred ferred 9,186,884 515,115 *410,763 Manufacturing Co.— seeks Mobile Gas Service Net 10 1953 taxes..— after shares ♦Earnings ♦After 11,168,319 infringement suit has been f.led by this company against Paint and Color Works of Baltimore, Md., it was an¬ su.t Net was $42,206,646 27, of $12.50 par (& Subs.)—Earnings— — Common *666,-55 income Baltimore, Gross issued 6 Months Ended loan company's authorized The Net 184,336 2250. on warrants. , 1474. p. Marathon Corp. Net 1— railway— p. including 11,285 shares as a contingency for possible exercise of outstanding common stock purchase $9,868,192 6,758,534 long-term shares 110,037 of sion $9,198,389 $646,608 253,428 of the in successfully initiated earlier working capital in anticipation volume of construction program expansion an increase of the United States. The Net further directly to shareholders of record Primary subscription rights entitled them to purchase one additional share for each five shires held. Additional subscription privileges were offered under which they couid purchase additional shares which might be left after exercise of the primary subscription rights. Shareholders requested a total of 108,115 shares through exercise of primary rights, and applied for 49,188 shares on the secondary basis. The offering was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commis¬ Central RR.—Earnings— Maine financing achieve to $4,500,000 a Society as 329. p. two-part a still The a distributors. added awning of a Miami dealers. according of year a work, both in the United States and will Ludman dealers, of annum." per July Office 5,516 the payable consecutive cents in triple to company from share, per 20. third 40 that announced cents June that the orders new the ten record announced square allow of of of "this at also June on dividend stockholders common Mr. President, quarterly a 49,487 *176,486 railway_T_— suit The In of ,common stock. ' dend—To Dedicate New Plant— Max $2,366,625 631,471 to voted 1950 $3,365,137 1952" $3,087,513 _ "highway marking paint containing glass beads"—a reflective highway striping compound made and sold by the Minnesota firm under the trademark "Cent?rlite."-^V. 177, p. 2458. 901,000 _i.—_ / S.-dollars into U. of subs, K 9,358,600 1474, p. income on and accts. for ♦After 4,687,850 Ludman Corp., to 1951 $3,084,529 1953 . railway- patent The 3,695,963 1,467,737 .. 1,634,047 ——„—JL— ' profit Dividends 1,502,493 railway—_ 177, taxes of 7,700,371 4,226,355,'. *' 1950 2,838,893 - railway— —-— Income $8,283,369 8,288,795 ——-— before 3,582,571 oper. income—- from / $9,033,345 ——. profit Translation $18,282,441 $15,618,282 2,126,526 • sales Net Gross Federal 1951 $19,904,919 $18,890,195 5,561,607 4,360,973 __ railway— from 574,704 429,085 Baltimore The 1 1952 1953 Three Months Ended March 31— Gross RR.—Earnings— 1953 from ry. income.. 5,588,726 839,540 302,139 1,468,707 . 1474. from nounced innings— Subs.)—Earnings & Co. .(& Mead Johnson Profit Louisville 34et 1,551,046 Minnesota Mining & the in Net 7,031,104 1,410,707 oper. 177, —V. 601. P. . Gross 6,931,828 further infringement. company expects to put $12,000,000 first mortgage bonds on bidding block in September. Ecgar H. Dixon, President, said the company would use the proceeds to pay off short-term debt and help pay for its $27,000,000 1953-54 construction program. The issue also would wind up the 1953 financing program for the Middle South Utilites System.—V. 177, p. 2353. From railway- Net rv. oper. 1,087 178,313 A The ry. 355,919 " 18,961 —^— 177, p. 200.9. the Net 82,299 6,935,509 177, p. From Louisiana Power & Light Co.—To Sell Bonds— from 53,211 income.-. Net from railway—— 140,816 — income.— on dividend Common Net 93,739 $1,404,931 174,718 46,516 1— Net ry. oper. 9,454,468 $289,755 for Preferred —V. Gross 220,659 Gross from Provision $1,778,190 $1,571,327 176,355 railway—- Net from $9,798,463 profit Nonoperating charges 1950 1951 1952 ' Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns. $10,062,750 Operating 1953 ' . $1,674,624 from Gross ' ' •11952 ' Jan. Net —V. services——, and by railway— oper. from 177, - 1953 March 31t— products of 1953, $500,000 1967. Payment at 1, railway- from ry. Net expenses.—————-——_ sales Net 16,036,542 1,573,058 railway— from • from Net Y,- ''v Y , Redemption 1, " —4.75 & Co., Inc. 0.75 Corp, due July .Merest will be made by National Bank of The Hanover Bank, 70 Broadway, 1 New York. accrued or debentures, fund on July redemption for 2457. p. April— Gross Williams T. sinking trustee, 177, called Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings— & Boy6e__— 4.45 McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Co.- -Earnings- $3,963,092 538,854 *176,320 V *297,545 income— ties has Co.—Partial Gas Consolidated ,,ius April— 1950 ' 4.75 Co... & Barney Sterling, Morris & Bousman 0.75 Stone & Webster Securi¬ C. $2,746,450 1— From Jan. Gross 1951 $4,528,475 444,096 railway Net ry. oper. •' 1952 $4,375,395 $4,596,019 railway..— Smith, St*in Bros. $5,207,683 balance 0.75 i. Trust Co.; New'York City.—V. Bankers at debentures, porary Y'::-;. Earnings— Long Island RR.April— —V. Co., & 3%% Detroit, 6.90 — Shriver G, $1,627,195 1,119,255 413. p. iul.nuV & 4%% series B subordinate debentures in exchange for the outstanding tem¬ and series A are Three Months Ended Gross from 1 Curtis Inc. 2,271,000 1,618,725 $2,461,233 2,746,453 _ eomoanv its From 4 Va % Nov. p. the in Jackson The of Chemical Corp.—Definitive Debens. Ready Definitive due service; helicopter post — Co._ & Webber, George 1,714,571 - — Michigan 4.45 Gross which has been flying mail, express and metropolitan New York area, proposes to carry 1 assengers on scheduled operations between N, Y. International;' LaGuardia and Newark Airports.—V. 177, p. 1681. ;■ The Varcel Miller 19,731,818 2,519,000 surplus Earned surplus, 6.90 2.75 Brothers Pa'ne, 19,612,567 -1 —— profit 177, $26,307,371 $25,248,738 •- amort.zation and etc. Previous 2353. p. Mathieson gates. web cargo — Legg & Co Mead, - 177, Net f. 1 Expenses — Depreciation 4.75 Co & Freres John C. Lehman — Vice-President of the General Electric Co., and Bernard Relin, senior partner of Bernard Relin Associates, public relations counsel, have been elected directors, it was announced on June 9 by Lawrence Cowen, President.—V. 177, p. 2249. L. John Lazard 1951 1952 —V. Lynch, SURPLUS EARNED AND & Co.— 6.90% Peabody 'Kidder, Pierce, Fenner & Beane —11.00% Baker, Watts & Co 4.45 Baumgartner. Downing & Co. 2.75 Simon J. Block & Son 0.75 Elyth & Co., Inc 4.75 Alex. Brown & Sons 4.45 Owen Daly & Co i 0.75 The First Boston Corp.— 6.90 Robert Garrett & Sons.— 2.95 Harriman Ripley & Co., i Inc. -I---—.J—-* 4.75 v Hoirnblower & Weeks.—— 6.90 E. R. Jones & Co— 0.75 603,183 income railway from Net Merrill LOSS AND Revenue the of total 1952. Nacional from institution, PROFIT thereof. 10'/* to up From Jan. 1— Gro.5s banking of $45,441,663 at cne end In addition, tile company Financiera, S.A., Mexican which loan is repayable by Dec. 31, a 31, from Dec. at pesos 1954. 1953, UNDERWRITERS—-The Lehigh & New England $51,545,417 underwriters named be¬ low to purchase the shares of the remaining common stock are subject to certa.n conditions set forth in the underwriting agreement. In case of default by one or more underwriters, less than all the shares of the remaining common stock may be sold. Under certain circumstances commitments of non-defaulting underwriters may be 885,166 372,105 oper. ry. —V. 1,097,297 401,499 141,906 railway—..... from Net 1,121,832 railway.— from Gross £6,103,754, 10,000,000 borrowed decrease to 15, progressed, although more slowly than scheduled. funded debt and construction loans increased the of oy to of • 1951 through operation of Purchase Fund. JAs of 216,340.90 shares of common stock were reserved for conversion of the $1.05 convertible preferred stock. §Giving effect to retirement of all outstanding shares of $1.05 con¬ vertible preferred stock and issuance ot all snares of common stock reserved for conversion thereof, including all shares issuable for scrip certificates, but excluding 10,690 shares held by the company. •Subject issuance' May Prom Jan. 1— Net 19o2 during w2ia,ll6 s.uj. §1,776,539 shs. 219,118 shis, t2,500,000 shs. (par $10) $2.10 curaul. prior pfd, stock Common stock (par $lt $258,772 121.290 railway from Net $307,748 railway from Gross amount The Outstanding Authorized • . 1950 1951 1932 1933 Federal District have EFFECT TO CONVERSIONS, ETC. CAPITALIZATION GIVING Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—EarningsApril— i 1953 Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 15, The <5 $2,169,573 expenses— Federal taxes on income Net income Dividends 985,505 16,941 1,165,935 4,085 charges lestimatedi 1 643,000 $387,591 cort of products sold including manufacturing expenses.—V. 177, p. L27. $524,127 360,000 L paid ♦After deducting 420,000 300,000 materials, labor and Volume 177 Number 5229 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... (2571) Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—EarningsApril— Gross 1953 Net from Net ry. 1952 $3,608 005 $3,509,021 1,158,184 552,904 railway!— from railway income— oper. 1951 1 being underwritten by a group headed jointly by Blyth & Co. Inc.; Lehman Brothers, and Bear Stearns & 1950 $2,7ao 464 1,080,415 $3,20cjv382 794,630 519,829 37o,2u6 304,706 who 619,289 tion of From Jan. 1— Gross from Net ry. ra.lway railway from Net —"V. optr. 177, 13,985,401 13,481,506 12,624.005 4,341,476 3,883,953 3,332,670 2,634,940 2,106,006 l,b70,221 1,581,492 1,235,222 income— bids Ladenburg, 10,738,389 or 69 92 or were Peabody cents (& 3 Months Ended March 31— Net 1953 sales Profit income for taxes.— Federal income — used 846,830 1,350,622 ; _ 442,904 Net profit Capital $1,046,333 per issued ten, No Weld construction for the and total will proceeds will warrant offering be be In addition the Expansion in Canada— to and issued added covering be may for to in the wholesale J. Stack, President, June on 5 announced further a expansion manufacturing facilities in Canada by the construction of an its nearly-completed new plant at Ajax, near Toronto, Ont. EARNINGS—For of had addition to The plant is Automotive? in month Mr. new being Trim, the Ltd., first Stack for the company's subsidiary, Canadian operations are expected to begin thi6 and general estimated to the addition is in necessary order to handle of obtained from automobile plants in the Toronto area trim supplied by the company. equipment comprising the addition will cost approxi¬ mately $300,000 and will provide 36,000 square feet of additional floor which space, or increase an of 44% the over plant's original area,—V. 12 to June, since 1947. cents 29, V. cost about com¬ the simplification latest The share, per 1953. is paid the of and distribu¬ of gas 1953 This ir> 19b2 1951 regularly system's the on capital struc¬ tures quarterly dividend, at tne current rate July l, 1953 to holders of record will payable allowancas the $77,735,964 $81,328,369 $78,466,644 1,207,362 931,017 3,018,239 1,525,613 Profit before inc. taxes, Prov. fo~ Federal and State . income tLast-in. Net 225,000 1,350,000 475,000 Cr40,00G" Drl35,000 Cr410,000 $824,362 $746,017 $1,483,239 1,173,210 1,173,210 1,173,210 $1,460,613 1,173,210 782,140 782,140 782,140 782,140 $1.05 $0.95 $1.90 profit d.vidends— shares outstdg... Earns, per com. "Including $7,964,032 share... sales and of leased $7,358,225, departments. Lead respectively. tNet of tax ; frcm "On ; it Holders share—— common of tional each June privileges 26 before for $13 it was for Net will share per expire on announced rights July be No. of Net : shares will be 15.—V. 11. will p. 173, iNet to Co., The i With stated * 7 that Type Otis, the of of the markets, Harry & H. Type Co. Allen, "President. Board. dent Other In Secretary purchased income elected formed and been Iliff, Assistant independent an of the founded was in where t- etc. & 1900.—V. in 171, 1892 National R. C'"a'rman as C. and R. to while National A. has Paper E. Supply Co.—To Build Plans feet of The are under cost w 11 be pointed out that to way erect plant a having that in in the neighborhood of & plans to as of ! This which company, chinery engine plant (Ohio), manufactures equipment, a-u in Houston Springfield, (Texas) tube has Oh'o; and and mills and Torrance distributes near Co. oil 177, the machinery plants (Calif.).—V. 176, Prov. before for taxes income ana profits taxes profit Preferred Earnings u— i d'vidends per doubt Cost of share The would llWks.End. Other $1,246 217 for each 10 subscription shares held price is $12 of per on profit at about the to $20.99 per snare. s.,are indebtedness $600,000 record share. June The During declined from currently. company's and an submit be operatng a Asked financing, at necessary Mr. the had personnel the for program date. eany additional would Net INCOME further wnether M°ricka such ..... general 1952 one 1953. issue is 174, ——■---— 454. p. ■ 1,157,930 Frov. Net loss 206,463 121,358 .$5,179,849 — on $1,995,241 on 1950 $956,^35 $783,588 122,154 39,746 32,073 4,180,072 693,278 *107,797 3,790,35$ 616,182 *33,697 3,462,537 ^oe'eoo- 12,060 11,808 1952 railway—a— $1,168,504 333,009 income— railway— railway— oper. ry. T Ci from Net from Net ry. railway income— oper. 177, p. N. first for delivery Y., The at and Trust & mortgage 3%.% available at Co. Chase the of ' 2011. Oklahoma Gas & Electric Definitive are oo'nul | Oklahoma Crll9,500 1951 $1,163,291 355,864 149,629 1953 from from Net 789,358 _ announced Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings— Anvil Gross 658,000 —— Sales, of $1,208,547 air freight in May in freight figures for May of this year were 559,089 pounds, com¬ pared with 463,559 pounds in May, 1952. "Through the first five months of 1953 we have flown to Anchorage 2.360,048 pounds of air freight, compared with 1,715,367 pounds in the first five months of 1952."—V. 177, p. 2250. 549,110 income.—— $687,601 flew far more Alaska, than it did May Vice-President Mariner, W. $361,173 during Anchorage, to 12,864,498 2,343,547 1,135,000 13,735,158 1,432,501 744,900 A?r 3,090,978 —— Airlines Orient James 623,073 261,900 $106,193 —— —— Seattle-Tacoma 1952, 4,453,091 115,000 Jl $1,873,883 — adj. adj.- tax 1953—3 Mos.—1952 $3,864,358 $12,143,786 $10,588,501 4,744,893 221,193 tax inc. inc. for Northwest from 1,050,218 $4,973,386 L„ - — taxes , 1953—Month—1952 — $2,924,101 — expenses income Refundable ' 1.1,518 $559,05^ Inc.—Earnings- $4,449,252 —— expenses *Deficlt.—V. $6,131,316 — — 147,317 $594,951 — —•— — Co.—Definitive Bondsbonds, series due March 1, 1982, exchange for temporary bonds at their National Bank, 43 Exchange Place New York offices Chicago in the of and City, Okla.—V. The 177, p. Continental Illinois National Bank First National Bank and Trust Co., 2458. 1 Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.—Bonds Privately Placed— ' Net profit pro; - — $1,539,761 $667,383 $1.43 — it osr snare— 176, $0.62 ————— 959. p. The company Webster bonds, v North American Aviation, Inc.—No Cancellations— ' , Not . been one of cancelled the airplanes under Kindeiberger, Mr. 11, —— income Gross $36,627,993 $28,274,875 30,496,677 25,350,774 —_ — — $700,398 173 a —... profit on ini2o^^ $4,991,244 4,290,846 — __— revenues Net 1953 ... deductions — —————— Operating expressed ACCOUNT • — & —— taxes—— Northwest Airlines, moment. ... income Total $0.46 the basis of and $5,330,652 4,589,499 $741,153 1,115 i_.— deductions Loss before 116.310 rights to subscribe on or before 3:30 p.m. June 25 for approximately 812,516 shares of (par $1) review administrative Other $830,89,3 $0.72 income Gross Income office 995,000 121.800 stock Running Mir. 22, '52 Ner, common to involve this per long-term products sold Gross $1,825,893 share— - Toledo 686. stock on to $13.64 that facilities 200,000 200,000 100,000 Co.— Co.—Earnings- Pennsylvania Power expenses 19,584,223 concerning Newport's progress, William Mericka, query stated Pacific Northwest Quail & Co.—— . 24,112,251 company's $9,800,000 a of that from the 500,000 300.000 300,000 300,000 200,000 200,000 2458. p. revenues "I* /*% .—V. (EDT) 25,415,482 21,318,814 CONSOLIDATED New England Electric System—Stock Offering Under¬ written—This system on June 12 offered holders of its additional 6,927,250 5,630,958 6 Months Ended April 30— Net sales 177, p. 2010. common 6,553,936 However, he qualified this by stating that the final decision naturally would depend upon the size and cost of the program that would be proposed. an 1,435,000 paid common 214,039,877 198,518,695 144,610,835 133,552,510 21,140,0e0 19,377,000 22,073,560 21,476,934 corporation in the first eight months of its which ends Oct. 31, 1953, are running well ahead year, it was disclosed on June 11. rose period, authorized program ma¬ $2 631.217 —— excess 177, Operating income inepme this value same Operating 12Wks.End. 1,100,000 800,000 Inc 500,000 Lee W. Carroll & Co.— Kalman & Co., Inc.—•— Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co... 1,100,000 Co Other 5,467,921 year, Taxes Net —V. income Fed. Co., Weeks & 500,000 Co.— Corp.— & Twelve Months Ended March 31— e: been Walker in p. Mar. 28, '53 Profit —V. —V. of fiscal expansion National Tea Co.—Earnings— / & Weeden American Corp. J. J. B. Hilliard & Son McCormlck & Co.—— Newhard, Cook & Co.— 1,800,000 1,800,000 Co.—_ Co Brothers Swiss 1,800,000 & Michigan of Stern Dominick- & 500,000 500,000 500,000 — — Shearson, Hammill & Co. & Moseley Walker corresponding period last Selling, ' S. 2458. p. Replying to square ta., 5,410,478 income ViCe-President, Texas. field 5,734,815 chareres. time nook , future expand Pittsburgh, 5,612,000 Baird & Co., Henry Herrman & Co.— Weeks— & $800,000 800,000 — W. Co.— 2,900,000 & below $ Ham.lton, Treasurer, cited the improvement in the company's linancial position in the last three and a half years, during which ■ . 33,305,878 taxes.. approximately Mr. 51,315,606 36,625,590 Robert Inc. 2,900,000 H $2,981,136 $ 54,436,341 named purchase from the com¬ debentures set forth below: of Riter & Co Webster Securi- F 1953—4 Mos.—1952 $ ' 5,522,000 operating H. Qt r, manufacture oil needed. $3,195,950 1953—Month—1952 . 3,288,600 shs. 1953. 1, debentures Alex. Brown & Sons—^ . Corp. ? J 369,541 . ——_ May on the First Operating taxes operating current field machinery and equip¬ ment in tire new piant, which will be designed as a dual purpose manufacturing unit that can produce either civilian or defense it urns company Barney '& ties Dominick $3,350,677 369,541 amounts 2,900,000 Period End. Mar. 31— sion. The $3,565,491 .... due of 2,900,000 Operating company 100,030 lor $365,598 Newport Steel Corp.— Sales and Earnings Ahead of a Year Ago"—Expansion Planned— the Type the $3 500,000. the plant site provides ample space 1,696,138 $ income aftcr —V. Latin Tie Gainesville, about 1,621,539 ' __a_ Net employing about 300 people when in full operation,. and ci sp '' ' —w Net in Texas— W.dker, President, on June 10 announced d to acquire an 80-acre plant site in 128,817 ... revenues Other Bee, into 1 arrang 178,737 stock. 40,000,000 commitment to firm a Brothers Hornblower $5,046,815 • *38,000,000 40,000,000 .. 6,000,000 40,000,000 A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.- 1,800,000 Hemphill, Noyes & Co._ 1,800,000 ! , Operating expenses the National 140,435 $5,187,030 preference 2132. p. . Federal V pothe P. coffees. its 12,461 $494,415 $342,254 —a— Operations purchases $3,303,460 $39,784,354 $37,732,568 2,321,506 34,737,759 32,864,490 481,954 5,046,595 4,868,078 126,162 6,000,000 due Co., Inc —$4,200,000 Co.——i 2,900,000 Northern Operating of W.lliams, V.ce-Presi- Secretary; Stone • 11,019 deducts ' ■ 2,900,000 Smith, -1952 $468,716 Period End. April 30— Paper of 2401. p. 614,116 (net). 10,000,000 ? 5,000,000 shs. principal inc. applicable 177, 'V Treasurer. firm 618,425 $3,372,680 10,000,000 < ^ due purchasers Forgan & Co Harriman Ripley & Co., "y New York Telephone Co.—Earnings— unit. Executive named continue were—Harold Walter J. as President has will 433,622 made Outstanding 16,000,000 debentures serial Glore, income Dividends ICo.OOO stock common to countries organization Wolfe Drexel 1,454,615 Inc.—Earnings— gross 16,000,000 — of respective Operating oeing one tn^ iaigtsc importers of coffee Otis,' McA'l s^r se's manv American products n Sta es, American was officers operate elected been H. Kleeman S. Treasurer; additi United Wesley 4,303,373 1,915,860 3,494,791 1,466,304 Balance outstanding to & 3,852,207 457,697 $0.18 top continue has Jr. and Arthur and "Assistant will the ' and *$3,000,000 $10)-. (par severally pany 2,914,983 Net income f loO.OOO - control of both firms, the com¬ bined organization will be on1 of the largest im;>orfc'export businesses in the western hemisphere, Mr. Johnson sa d. National Paper and Type Co., an exporter of graphic arts industry products to LatinAmerican have Blyth & $47,400,000 $9,000,000 — retirement & The million 300 $1,000,000 debentures, UNDERWRITERS—The Baker Co. consolidation "After 224,345 1953—12 Mos. Kansas. purchase $2,400,000 due and $4,400,000 fund stock Common increase PRESENT FINANCING , 488,059 revenues—! exps. $800,000 and 1973— 1, 158,848 taxes Int., ' McAllister had RR.—Earnings 1953—Month—1952 TO a a 1966-1969, sinking Nov. 1904, p. of South purchased to $1,600,000 1970——— in 551,816 .{ totaled EFFECT — due 1953-1965, annually G $27,279 $0.33 82%% or & annually 122,636 4,460,847 north and were expected eventually 1952 year capacity. a pipeline Oklahoma and equity in Permian Basin Pipeline will — due deben¬ $1,500,000 due debentures, 420,354 2,206,200 7 767,251 the GIVING 1956-1965 245,076 operating revenue.. Gross company has been acquired by Otis, McAU'ster .& country's largest coffee importers, accord.ng tr a7 by J. B. tprague uuhns n, Chairman of the latter firm. Paper the to 106% at system Minnesota is feet daily 50% —. ' 18,095 150,000 share serial annually of the issue maintains Texas, Iowa, annually 1966-1967 3Va% senai aebentures, $1,000,000 due annually 1966-1967 and $2,000,000 due annually -1963-1969 2%% serial debentures, $2,000,000 due sell 1950 cubic a due construction 1951 and in construction Natural day. for increase to fields gas Neorasxa, 1956-1965 692,276 income. oper. 177, Other 42,916 annually purchase pursuant bid a 4V2% new Authorized - $3,545,000 on the utility's common stock outstanding short-term bank in — l— 1952 $45,374 the s'ares common •National „ 1983, repay company's per serial debentures, annually 1953-1955 2%% serial debentures, 2%% and gas revenues of of its requirements in 1952 million 825 Northern sale operates owns, Present 1%% 1983. issue June 9 on $6,502,000. was ,$953,744 railwayrailway.—_ Operating Operating 1953 " announcement the 1, feet of $1,169,069 Period End. Mar. 31— this of one 1, to the 1952 New Orleans Public Service be stock¬ to $93,108 1891. announcement May used part, ... the construction natural Kansas, CAPITALIZATION Y„ N. to which Lehman Net taxes shares common of be as 548,000 shares of company from in from $48,000,000 also owns more than Operating Addi¬ 1581. p. Jan. ry. —V. r—V. Control due will 4, of producers. $989,814 from from sale repay points $1,225,794 National Paper & Type Co.—New Control— * York to new ahead 100.14, proceeds adanianal capacity income one also mailed 177, $50,192 per New bid Inc. Approximately 83% from cubic / income. oper. From Net of railway railway____. from ry. •' 1840. p. ratio June on taxes income common —V. bonds, 1953 from Net $0.41 permitted the in profit Earnings Co. 2010. p. April- $4,689,134 V outstanding.—V. 177, unsubscribed Subscription will and income Federal St., authorization New Orleans & Northeastern 11,702,694 7,013,560 "$0.54 3 Months Ended March 31— Prov. SEC to 4V2% National Oats Co.—Earnings— Profit 177, ^ 1952 8,863,772 company at held, stockholders. to on Broad 67 a.m. (EDT) on June 16 receive bids for $5,500,000 first mortgage bonds, due May program.—V. $6,202,049 — this of shares nine subscription granted holders stock common additional for below, named the finance, in Gross for share subsidiaries, Co. net the to ior other company its 11 ot company has received $5,500,000 of first mortgage Gross new 2700, competitive bidding, v Proceeds short-term notes and to 15,065,821 — average number of common shares subscribe Room The National Rubber Machinery Co.—Plans Rights— ,■ at & extending system of $96,529,163 $90,144,102 income per 172, ■: 1953 Profit before provision for Federal income taxes Provision for Federal taxes on income——_J Earnings effect.—V. to up from Co.—Earnings Higher— , Net will and Kansas New Jersey Power & Light Co.—Bids for Bonds— company from used Dakota. amounts The $7,709,537, -'v".. Three Months Ended March-31— Sales six with the of far „ Stuart and system issuance and the V $1.87 $7,309,685, f ; j.- .■.•■''-!■"■ National with Some as said, award of the debentures won be loans - 1438. p. i 458,000 Cr75,000 in- adjustment., Common Com. taxes__ tout i. ventory Li $77,615,054 _—,—,— joined he BUSINESS—The application an the process in are about extend." ever PROCEEDS—The SEC for ah order authorizing sale of promissory notes by the subsidiaries to NEES specified, the proceeds of which are to be used to pay off bank notes; and the Commission has issued an order giving interested persons until June 22, 1953, to request a hearing thereon: Amesbury Electric Light Co., $515,000; Attleboro Steam & Electric Co., $555,000; Haverhill Electric Co., $800,000; Quincy Electric Light & Power Co., $1,080,000; Weymouth Light & Power Co., $1,050,000, and Worcester County Electric Co., $3,500,000.—V. 177, p. 2458. 1950 «■ ."Sales, less returns, and . has of is also for 4Vbs. Commencing in 1956, a sinking fund will operate to retire in full by maturity. The optional redemption price starts and scales down annually. • System the filing which 177, p. 2011. Hal.sey, Loans to Be Made to Units— Years Enueu Jan. 31— 'readjustment airplane lost of 100.56. • thpse associated with the pr!ncipals in offering are: W. C. Langley & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Dean Witter & Co.; A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.; Central Repubilc vo. (inc ) and R. W. Pressprich & Co.- National Department Stores Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.— , 1956, into up reductions, group square ■the 176, knd Wilson E. this $40,000,000 sinking 1, 1973 was made on June 11 by an investment banking group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. at 102 and accrued interest to yield 4.35%. The ended been of combat one fund debentures due Nov. companies," have Charles result a not Northern Natural Gas Co.—Debentures Offered—Pub¬ lic offering of a new issue of be holding purchase, manufacture and sale provided to other utility months Defense as be will come principally in some supporting types of airplanes and from helicopters. An order for an experimental training plane with another contractor has also been cancelled.— UNDERWRITERS—Among and 1473. p. in 22Va May interior use Buildings shares common ture plant the extend orders The. over funds service DIVIDENDS—Quarterly dividends units. said business built of of that -would program. will large March 31, 1953, the system operating revenue of $113,142,000, and consolidated net $10,123,000, equal to $1.24 per common share. gross income stated there shares. provides retail service to approximately 4,500 territory having a population of about 2,135,000 of orders shares slightly fractional persons. R. the that Kindeiberger continued: "Additional airplanes being ordered in almost every line of our work. of Co 1954. system miles & Co. of subsidiaries, programs 1953 additional an so warrants net pany whose tion of electricity, $0.41 . "___!_ share—— be from Secretary by V/ilson budget Mr. Rhoades (jointly) $571 500' Pierce,' Fenner' & Be'ane' & Co. (jointly), $762 ooo' Lynch, White, Loeb, & compensa¬ England Electric is a public utility subsidiaries are engaged in the generation 996,145 $1.05 outstanding common and a BUSINESS—New $403,926 996,145 ____ shares Earnings Merrill by shares. $90,000,000 „ f for and M. Wertheim on discussed staff. ' Mr. the of share. per Carl share. PROCEEDS—The 2,396,955 — taxes and will 812,516 1952 $23,289,506 $18,803,099 before Provision evenly the Subs.)—Earnings Co. Co. follows: as divisible not National Automative Fibres, Inc. & per Stockno.ders „ & share, per June 10 on about 60 cents or received, Thalmann cents Kinder, 1475. p. $497,000, Otaer thoroughly ■his Co., awarded the issue were 7 Board Kindeiberger so-celled bucget, curta'lment together the r.ow new pn order aircraft stated of with $5 that the billion in some with on June subject the amounts this ;ccrporation production Chairman, announced in 1954 the program, J. has H. 4. of cutbacks Air Force Navy and th° procurement spending, was JlStock has Securities 3.85% series placed privately Corp. $12,000,000 due 1978, it through Stone & of first mortgage was announced^ on Offer Oversubscribed—Books Closed—The offer¬ ing made on June 3 of 223,463 shares of common stock (par $7.50) at $19 per share by Stone & Webster Securi¬ Corp. and associates was quickly oversubscribed and the books closed. See details in V. 177, p. 2458. ties Commercial and Financial Chronicle. The 8 Monday, June 15, 1953 .. (2572) at oustandlug be any be to are The application says that the interest rate would be determined by the company and the lender as the loans are made, but at rates not to exceed 4% annually. The unsecured notes would be issued from time to time prior to Dec. 31, 1954, and would have a holders parts. or less. , it plans to request the loans from the First Minneapolis, the First National Bank of Fergus Falls, and the Fergus Falls National Bank & Trust Co., which now hold certain unsecured notes of the company, However, Otter Tail stated it may wish to borrow from other commercial banks if more iavorable terms can be secured. Proceeds from the notes would be used to provide funds to finance of year one said Tail Otter Bank National 4. of SEC corporation 115,558 covering share, per operating "First mortgage 176, above.—V. Lines Coach Metropolitan 3%, due Jan. 1, 1979— 3%%, due July 1, 1982 4% bank techniques 600,000 shs. 5,000,000 shs. "The amount bonds of that subscribed for up to of the 1953 through into as The First 3.50 J. J. Hill & Union & Co.——— 3.50 & Co. 3.50 Becker G. C. Central S. 1953. Pittston Co.—New Record Date cumulative date preferred the as stock fixed was of June as registration statement filed for with 1953, to Polaris Mining The Defense $348,000 June on Minerals D'Alene Exploration loan mining northern of Hall has which the properties total cost lying 176, p. The 21,500 21,500 Stroud & Co., Inc G. H. Walker & Co.— 21,500 City Securities Corp._ 21,500 Collett & Company, Inc 21,500 Elworthy & Co 21,500 Farwell, Merrill a Brothers Smith, Beane—— Barney Stone the to $733,741, facilities A. Summit 602. f kl 1952. TO.ooo in for Sales oi authorized including and $274,472 additional $426,358 for for customer totaled 1553, the over 215,000.000 last month same 9,400,000 revenues kilowatt-hours. ior 1he 12 months ended A° $n8o8rt16w~0r an increase of $3,924,000 30, 1952. Operat-ne —or an After income costs amounted scale the .°r 12 months approximately of Columbia increase of the $300,000 12 stock If the as earnings ol common April Z%': 5.7% of formula for a stock last S. Co. in¬ which Hall & (Inc.) 14,000 Bros. Hutzler— & Spencer Trask & Co See also with compared 30. to the calendar would be $36,373 000 and with 12-month Scale in period (in adjusted), the or an Pubco tional the in subscription exercisable or manner per share to dates Public Pubco $3,936,000—an to increase of $3,19C,000—or * included to its said New at $1 the for to for issued be the purchase or sub¬ transferable rights to of record or for between of the Jan. of board purchase Public from Pubco. The transferable of Pubco common will be from shares additional share per right to entitled are subscribe 1, 1955, to directors and March 31, 1955, accelerate the date exercise. Service Co. of which New Mexico owns all of the 605,978 shares of However, Public Service issued transferable stock purchase warrants stockholders granting them the option to purchase all of common own are 605,978 shares of are presently issued Pubco common at and $1 outstanding. per share in cash exer- cisable between Jan. net income for the approximately $71 000 177, p 2397 month realized date or July of dates 1951, as 1, 1955, and March 31, 1955 (or upon such earlier, the directors of Public Service may designate). In Pubco purchase -warrants, offered to the subscription took • . The SEC The offer holders warrants of the for an the delivered decision rejecting the Ralston agree¬ G-2 and Justice Burton Justice noted dissents. part. no sought 4 " • District S. U. was to and private one a Circuit and Courts in St. Louis, Mo., therefore exempt from ruled the SEC registration. appealed to the highest tribunal, contending the word "public" as used! in the act was meant to include large groups of employees of a company. noted that between 1947 and 1951 the company had to employees without registration with The opinion nearly $2,000,000 of stock 175, p. 1763. sold the SEC.—V. Remington Arms Co., Inc. $1) was Secondary Offering—A — of common stock (par made on June 1 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $8.75 per share, with a dealer's discount of 35 cents per was completed the same day.—V. 177, p. 1841. share. It ♦ . Remington Corp., Auburn, N. Y.—Files With SEC— 1 filed a letter of notification with the of common stock (par $1) to be offered Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., New York. The net proceeds are to be used to pay for expansion costs and for working capital.—V. 177, p. 1683. The SEC at corporation June shares share through per Corp.—Registers With SEC— Oil Richfield this corporation, together registration statement with the SEO Purchase Plan for Employees of The Stock Richfield Oil Corp., filed a covering $5,700,000 of Interests in the Plan together 100,000 shares of no par common stock of the company which, be purchased pursuant to the provisions of the plan.—V. 177. June on on 70,000 covering $3.50 1953, 4, 2459. P. Expansion Product Line Is Planned— Stock ferred for special meet'ng of A the for the purpose of creation Stockholders entitled to shareholders has been called for June 18, 1953, of amending the certificate of incorporation to 160,000 shares of preferred stock of $25 par record at the close vote on the proposal. of of business on June 5 Robertshaw-Pulton filed a registration statement the offering of these shares. Proceeds from Recently, permit value. will be with the the sale manufacturing plants at three of the company's eight divisions. The new facilities will be located in the vicinity of St. Louis, Mo.; Bridgeport, Conn.; and Los Angeles, Calif. The new locations are expected to increase the manufacturing capacity at the three plants by approximately 50%. John A. Robertshaw, President, stated that the expansion was designed to extend the company's product line in the immediate future and in the years ahead. Present facilities, he pointed out, are at or near practical capacity. See also V. 177, p. 2459. to SEC cover executed to be used to construct new are Rohr 9 Aircraft Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Increased— Months Ended April 30 Sales — - Profit before Profit after taxes . taxes 1953 1952 $41,037,613 $30,013,253 3,053,474 2,900,266 916,474 870,266 , $1.52 Earnings per share —V. 176, Roman Catholic Bishop June 9 $1.45 2066. p. of The Diocese of Joliet, III.— Notes Offered—B. C. Ziegler & publicly offered at Co., West Bend, Wis., on par and accrued interest $2,000,000 of direct obligation serial notes dated May 1, 1953, and due semi-annually from Aug. 1, 1953, to and including Feb. 1, 1963. They bear interest ranging from 3.25% to 4%, according to maturity. Public Service stock The 605,978 $5,000 additional Create New Pre¬ Purposes—Extension of Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—To warrants warrants of subscription Mexico, warrants 1951 Holders common owners of statement with the SEC on for 302,989 shares of its registration a subscription warrants for additional shares in the ratio of a subscription warrant for one addi¬ each four shares of Pubco common such warrant for and subject adjusted same earnings corres¬ cents 2,500 N. M.—Regis¬ Commission— and Exchange transferable common Co. filed stock. Pubco share Service late in to deductions, rate increase.—V. of holders of , ; 1951, share 10,000 covering for were the Operating costs amounted which for 1953, common of per 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 2459. p. corporation 3, par scription 1952 $1.28 Plan amounted other June subscribe April, litigated) earnings 177, Securities $6,158 000 was 5,000 5,000 5,000 Pubco Development, Inc., Albuquerque, ters With net the being ended deductions which approximately 22 litigated rate increase are $1.33. revenues 1952. of the current year from 1953, compared Sliding 1953, presently period 1952, other V. Employee Offering— on requirements Shumaker, —_ 2,500 The Illinois Co. —_ 2,500 Mackall & Coe —2,500 Irving Lundborg & Co 2,500 J. C. Newsome & Co. 2,500 Sweney, Cartwright & Co. 2,500 14,000 Bacon, Whipple & Co._ decided Court Justice Vinson Chief may H. Hentz & Co 14,000 14,000 14,000 Co. W. Supreme registration Clark Justice • ment. with Clarke Corp Richard stock to be offered at par ($10 The proceeds are to be used for Purina Co.—Must File S. to Jackson 5,000 5,000 Co., Inc. Schwabacher & Co.— F. S. Smithers & Co Sutro & Co Company U. with in April 30, 1953, amounted realized April $1.35 the of $496,000, the litigated 16,000 Moseley & Co Salomon absence the over the 12 months ended 30, same year. interest was to attributable ovci APfil, April from Power & and April increase, in for interest ended the over ended operating over After $39,492,000 $941,000 rate amounted earnings the F. $1 months" ended ponding period earn period, 13 under to adjustment, (including common despite increase of $3,119,000, sliding 16,000 A required to register. 5,000 5,000 5,000 Co & 14.000 Harris, • Cohn class of underwriting. 175, p. 2181. June 8 that this company is of the Federal Securities Act in offering its stock to employee purchasers. '• \ The act exempts from registration "transactions by an issuer nofc involving any public offering." The company contended it made a pri¬ vate offering to a limited number of key employees and should not be 5,000 5,000 McCormick & Co Newhard, Cook & Co Raffensperger, Hughes & 14,000 Republic 10,000 10,000 Inc,'. Company _ The District For kilowatt-hours—an year, °J nny,«e«Se,?*n?y sa,es t0 VirSini* Electric April, 1952, totaled April services. and (Inc.) dis¬ and and 21,500 Noyes & Co Allyn Central projects transmission extensions C. Kidder & M. Kiser, 21,500 Corp Wood, Struthers & Co April, 0.3% Operating construction A. Becker & Co. Inc.—_ G. Inc. .?lont^s ended April 30, 1953, electric sales totaled kilowatt-hours—or 8.5% over the same period ended r. crease directors 21,500 ._ Securities __ Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp. : 21,500 Co White, Weld & Co.—— 21,500 Dean Witter & Co 21,500 Potomac Electric Power Co.—Plans Expansion— tribution & Webster Securities & 10,000 Co Chapman & Co.— J. J. B. Hilliard & Son-. Lynch, Pierce, Fen& ner ' the in A. May, 10,000 Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. announced Silver b»tween of $700,000.—V. Shares Blunt Ellis & Simmons Milwaukee without agreement 21,500 Hemphill, mining underwriting an Forgan & Co Goldman, Sachs & Co._ and a through Blyth & Co., acting into whereby they have severally agreed to purchase the the company at $25 per share: company Corp. at Cartwright & Co.— 0.40 Sweney below, entered preferred stock from Union mines 0.40 ——L Lehman approved was 0.40 Shuman, Agnew & Co. 1.25 named have shares 30,000 secondary offering of 12,000 shares u Inc. Kidder, Peabody & Co operates it Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., 53,000 10. amounting Co._ underwriters representative, money is for a new deep exploration-project easterly from the Silver Summit Mine near Wallace, Idaho. The company plans to crive a below-sea level tunnel nearly two miles long and do other work in a group of Vulcan 1.25 & The 0.40 Coe & Newsome of American Bakeries name corporation on June 5 filed a letter of notification with the SEC share), subject 0.40 J. C. in the will thereafter be 2252. p. 0.40 ___; Co.— Mackall 1.25 Co several as 0.40 1.60 Co & Milwaukee 0.40 - The Illinois Co.— Company Eichler <fc Co.— & Inc Co., Fay Glore, The In & ——— Whipple & Hentz & Co Eastman, Dillon & Co._ therefore, the will be issued and, Idaho, Hooker & The First Boston Corp the to 177, p. 2459. Administration this company, to district H. 2.20 Struthers & Co Blyth & Co., Inc made be amendment 18.—V. Collett 2.20 —— 0.60 0.40 ; 0.40 Co Corp Shares later such or preferred stock June on 2.20 : 1,25 new Co.—Receives Exploration Loan— exploration ^ Coeur cumulative new stockholders of record common 2.20 Hutzler—_ Vice-President. become effective on June 15 and transactions on Stock Exchange in the preferred and common stocks The stock was offered at $80 per share. 0.60 Co Co Executive enjoin Ralston from going ahead with a 1951 offering of up to 10,000 shares of authorized but unissued common stock, asserting the transaction violated registration requirements. 0.70 & 94%. Its general office maintained in annual sales wilt 0.70 Co.— Irving 1.25 with & & Elworthy effective. rights to subscribe to the (Inc.)-2.20 Co. Blunt Ellis & Simmons Inc., would SEC The company announced on June 9 that final registration statement would be filed on June 18 First California shares of 5V2% 50,000 10, the 2.20 Inc S. over be company's The 88% of stockholders than AmeTican 0.70 Co,.,. Sutro & Co Bros. Bateman, stockholders common F. 2.35 Lundborg <fc Richard W. Clarke (Inc.) for Rights— previously announced, the record date entitled to rights to subscribe to new issue 2.35 Trask Bacon, 0.70 0.70 0.70 Co & Smithers Inc Moseley & Co The As Newhard, Cook Schwabacher & Co._ Republic Harris, The 0.70 & Co.— 0.70 Shumaker, Inc. 0.70 & Co., & ._ 0.70 Share & _ Co. & Noyes Allyn : : — Lester, Ryons & Co McCormick & Co 3.50 Corp Weld Hemphill, A. 3.50 — Son Co.— & 177, Ralston 1.25 Bond A. M. Kidder Kiser, Cohn & - Witter Dean A. 3.50 _ Securities Corp. Securities Webster — White, will offer 3.50 1.25 Inc Co Hilliard & B. Richards Indianapolis Beane Corp. expire June 30, The proceeds will be used for working capital.—V. 170, p. 2065. share.- The per 3.50 Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Stone filed a letter of notification with the SEC covering 2,000 shares of capital stock (no par) to be offered to employees of this corporation at $43 in conjunction with an offering to employees oi 2,000 shares of beneficial interest of Pittsburgh-Des $17 0.70 0.70 0.70 Inc. Smith, Barney & Co._ May 29 at City Securities Corp.— Farwell, Chapman & Co Co., <Ga.). the 1.25 0.70 & Atlanta operating capital.—V. Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc Ripley Brothers more Co. of will company covering war¬ Co & Company, voted merger. affirmative vote of an Bakeries name Raisin Markets, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files— 3.50 Harriman & Staats R. & Elliott, York New The % Walker & and The an G. H. gave ■ will operate 61 plants in 20 states. (111.) and executive offices will and merger the of Stroud Kidder, Peabody & Co.— 3.50 Pittsburgh-Des Moines Co.—Files With SEC— Co. William companies. Bakeries Co." Chicago W. D. the common subscription 2 American and two the $125,000,000. Co.—V. 3.50 3.50 Wood, Steel additional the of in The 3.50 Corp Co.—— F. Moines into entered June on Chicago and acting ; & Spencer on have % Lehman 2354. company below, named exercise of the upon Sachs Salomon The for Goldman, Merrill $1.66 principal officers will be: Lewis A. Cushman, Chairman of the Board; C. S. Broeman, Vice-Chairman of the Board; George L. Burr, Chairman of the Executive Committee; Daniel J. Uhrig, President; the percentage set opposite shares 10.00 Boston 553,000 The whereby they have severally the company such Glore, Forgan & Co this company for the purposes of the thrift plan. plan will purchase issued and outstanding Phil¬ on the open market at current market prices.— stock subscribed underwriters company of Dillon & Co Eastman, lips common p. both terms the corporation of "American stockholders met on June 9 stock in favor of the company be per stock will be issued by The trustee under the 177, not are the Blyth &.Co., Inc registration statement with the SEC covering participation by employees in a thrift plan, according to an announcement by K. S. Adams, Chairman, and Paul Endacott, President. The plan being registered was approved by the overwhelming affirma¬ tive vote of the stockholders at the annual meeting held April 28, 1953. Funds paid under the plan will be invested, at the option of partici¬ pants, in obligations issued or guaranteed by the United States Gov¬ ernment, In Phillips Petroleum Co. common stock, or in both. No new V. under this of become meeting exceed bank loan notes $25,000,000 representative, as ■■ June 10 filed a on Inc., underwriter $7,173,000 553,000 $1.10 outstanding a will rants. Registers With SEC Employees' Thrift Plan— The company the at terms The amount of several purchase from 206,000 preferred shares on merger a will Purity company's indenture of as supplemented and thereof, additional 1939, principal amount maturing on June 7, 1953 and maturing on Dec. 7, 1953. Such 4% notes, Co., 73,000 3,810,000 243,000 857. approved company agreement. & such of stock at $65 per stock common Blyth 13,000 2,050,000 profits taxes interests share_ common stockholders The 7, agreed to share to June 1. 1958 and thereafter at $72 per share until June 1, 1963. The net proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be applied in part to the prepayment of bank loans which may aggregate $113,000,000 and the remainder will be added to the company's general funds and will be available for capital expenditures and for such other cor¬ porate purposes as the directors may determine. convertible are the 1, the to 1955 issue its VU'Jo-Vh'/o underwriting agreement with the name p. 17G, have amount UNDERWRITERS—The income) excess Purity Bakeries Corp.—Consolidation Approved— shs. shs. shs. shs. 1941, were issued in the principal amount of $1,520,000 and are payable in equal semi-annual amounts to date of maturity. Of the original amount, $836,000 were paid prior to June 1, 1953. expired. The unsubscribed balance of $16,342,800, being about 10% of the debentures offered, has been sold to a group of underwriters headed by The First Boston Corp. debentures credit & minority to income per be issued. principal $38,000 principal dated. Dec. rants The subject and, series may aggregate an §Includes when the war¬ of 3:30 p.m. on June 9, as dated Sept. trust prior to Dec. 31, on or may warrants, $145,755,700 were fered to stockholders through under issuable bonds of (par company has issued $15,000,000 principal amount of its 2y2% loan notes under the terms of the 1950 credit agreement, and it bank principal of¬ $162,098,500 the of of deed unlimited any other $5,027,000 Federal applicable —V. *The sinking fund debentures due 1983 3.70% is a announced 10 and amended, Co.—Subscriptions to Debentures— Adams, Chairman, and Paul Endacott, President, on K. S. (par $100) stock 73,374,000 80,637,000 $7,333,000 $11,262,000 (less Net §684,000 150,000 800,000 600,000 4,253,069 1961—— preferred 1952 1953 to series and drilling and $87,970,090 $84,636,000 income for Income *15,000,000 _ 150,000 shs. 800,000 shs, mortgage Phillips Petroleum amount of 7, 31— income Earnings $25) $38,000 June ' preferred stock (par $25) Common stock (without par value), detailed analysis of the newly developed makes recommendations to theatre owners and operators based on the most recent surveys. The publication is profusely illustrated with diagrams and charts which can be adapted to every situation exhibiting motion pictures, both in the United States and abroad. It is being distributed by Paramount as an industry service.—V. 177, p. 2459. contains booklet The exhibition 1955 series March Prov. $48,000,000 15,000,000 12,000,000 25,000,000 maturing series preferred stock 4.90% l-' Ic&dcrs. notes, notes, maturing serially Dec. Motion Picture Presentation," a special booklet about the new 1.66 to 1 ratio, prepared and edited by Paramount s studio research division, is being distributed to exhibitors, newspaper, radio, television, magazine and syndicate contacts and to industry the company's 331. (incl. deprec. and depletion) Cash dividends declared loan 31, 4.32% in Aspect New of course p. (& Subs.)—Earnings— Months Ended Other deductions Series H, Series J, Corp.—Issues Special Booklet— Paramount Pictures usual operating income— Operating Unsecured notes: 3Vz% "The Outstanding 3'/#%, due Nov. 1, 1977 2167. p. the FINANCING 3'/8%, due Sept. 1, 1975 Series G, Dec. See Pure Oil Co. Three bonds: Series F, Co.—Proposed Sale— in and development program.—V. 176, Gross GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT CAPITALIZATION 2%% Pacific Electric Ry. Mexico New Costs and expenses notification with the to be offered at $1 The proceeds are to be used for underwriting. without capital. * the additional subscription warrants will be used primar¬ in development of Pubco's proven reserves In the San Juan Basin ily subscribed and the books closed. Bismark, N. D.—Files— the principal as its sale of of of have been underwritten by groups headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. The preferred stock offering was over¬ June 5 filed a letter of shares of common stock on ing and ferings Authorized Overland Oil & Gas Corp., The Allen & Company is named organized in 1951 for the purpose of producing, transport¬ selling natural gas within the State of Mexico. Net proceeds was common 902. p. The by amendment. Pubco offering to common stockholders of 472,301 shares stock (no par) at $31.50 per share. Both of¬ of the temporarily the company's 1953 and 1954 construction programs prior to arranging for long-term financing, Otter Tail said, tnereoy enabling It more#effectively to plan and control the timing oi Its long-term 174, Inc.—Stock Offeringsissue of June 8 of the public our the underwriter. offering of 600,000 shares of 4.90% cumulative preferred stock at par ($25 per share) and accrued dividends and that of financing.—V. made in own for common. Public Service Co. of Indiana, was to warrants issued by Public Service and to the subscription warrants, the transferable right to 302,989 additional subscription warrants for Pubco subscription price and underwriting terms are to be its of supplied Mention and such subscription warrants were subse¬ presently outstanding. i issue to the holders of such presently out¬ are proposes standing stock purchase agreement between maturity now subscribe manufactures machine corporation The Pubco working capital. for used Pubco common, quently issued and with the SEC covering 5,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par ($10 per share) through Calhoun & Co., Spartanburg, S. C. The net proceeds June 3 filed a letter of notification The corporation on time. one shares of Spartanburg, S. C.—Files— Powdercraft Corp., Co.—To Issue Notes— This company has applied to the Federal Power Commission for au¬ thority to issue unsecured promissory notes which would be unlimited in amount, subject to the condition that not more than $4,000,000 would Otter Tail Power notes and will $1,000. be in denominations of " ' $50,090, $25,093, $10,000., Volume 177 Number 5229 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... (2573) Royal Typewriter Co., Inc. (& Domestic Subs.)—Earns. Period End. April 30— Income Profit Fed. from sales, before inc. Fed. 1953—3 Mos.—1952 etc. Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—Assets— 1953—9 Mos—1952 of As $18,498,802 $15,814,749 $53,121,085 $46,696,595 Total E. taxes P. 1,338,207 4,116,924 2,144,180 Shares 696,775 1,430,714 771,449 4,506,974 taxes 2,526,232 Net $641,432 & $659,265 $1,972,744 $0.55 —V. share com. 177, p. $1.64 outstanding 176, . share per 1269 and pp. $54.90 Seaboard Air Line from Gross company and consolidated subsidiaries for the fiscal year ended April 30, totaled $16,789,187, the greatest in the company's Net ry. exceeding Gross President, announced June 9 on that net of sales those Preliminary of the figures previous indicate $1,786,373. by year this consolidated net profit of $1,065,571 to $1.88 per share on the 566,177 shares of common stock presently outstanding. Net profit on the same number of shares in the preceding fiscal year equaled $2.07 per share. Mr. Russell stated that the outlook for the new fiscal year continues good, and with the introduction of new and improved products it is expected that the company can maintain its competitive position and continue to earn satisfactory profits. for the fiscal a equal year, railway railway share payable July quarterly dividend of 30 cents to shareholders of record, June 19.—V. 177, 1 984. Net ry. —V. Wet from "Net ry. 1951 C. 3,603 4,834 21,520 *37,789 *48,619 *22,961 From Jan. 1— Gross from Net from Net ry. railway 1,864,821 1,951,479 183,816 164,465 5,843 *21,197 *25,021 *22,213 *207,052 *189,779 railway income--- oper. ♦Deficit.—V. 177, 1,868,211 1,726,969 2012. p. F. he Profits, 1952. stated, $1.53 were share a with compared addition, He estimated profits for the full year should reach $3.75 as compared with last year's $2.01, assuming no change in business conditions occurs. / this Sales should see ' said. year 8% or 8% increase ahead in sales of last volume general 1953, .V'' •of more nonfood this market super type outlets suburban in items and the removal of price controls should account increase. Safeway's retail each and year price to (630,673 It announced was has •company action been on June acquired 11 by that 99% over Crown the of Zellerbach He of trans¬ April— Gross 1953 from Net from Net ry. railway 1952 1951 from 34,577 30,168 40,494 1,885,582 1,754,094 1,587,079 1,256,402 698,848 663,109 563,635 296,608 193,586 279,982 131,670 48,778 1953—Month—1952 oper. revenue- $6,649,908 Railway oper. expenses 3,940,940 that announced of 24,153,279 22,248,182 18,541,115 14,298,370 9,436,673 9,051,518 8,604,227 1906. Mr. 100,000 of the due after Provision charges for to the by of 1962. 1, authorized $425,000 share eligible for the plan 23. June on cents the to presently will be each amount, the basis any in outstanding to receive and year, preference additional stock will of divi¬ stock participate has on payments.—V. a of Net ry. & for $14,648,811 $49,996,012 $48,125,034 6,928,358 22,457,950 21,690,476 5,259,803 19,794,182 55,103 24,167 66,508 35,945 1,007,353 820,127 754,135 683,664 375,427 176,418 175,609 196,705 175,699 79,925 83,764 89,485 railway railway from ry. income— oper. 177, 2013. p. Spokane, Portland div 327,617 1,202,666 1,649,858 117,539 Net ry. oper. From 177, New 378,954 289,311 4,117,574 $1,348,498 $4,027,778 152,837 611,346 611,346 $1,195,662 1,079,923 $3,416,432 $4,051,551 177, stockholders 1,079,923 1,079,923 Net from $3.16 $3.75 Net ry, 1,079,923 $1,22 $1.10 purchases, on commissions, retired, interest, tLoss on property {Includes foreign, local and would $6,144,933 $28,167,206 $24,764,000 3,482,951 14,733,773 13,582,147 at special meeting a offer stock shareholders at less Gross President, is to add 18 732,382 8,897,265 7,534,816 . Products Corp. soon after asked be to 177, 1093. p. Ry.—Earnings— 1953 railway railway 1952 1951 1950 $315,645 $305,831 $282,283 39,908 45,121 17,878 "9,€12 *19,445 *20,612 *29,668 *56,514 1,131,015 1,228,652 income— oper. from Net raliway railway from ry. $211,145 169,284 1,153,535 94,762 865,503 43,674 *195,293 income,__ oper. ♦63,355 *105,613 *216629 *26,895 177, p. 2013. about 268,750 Sterchi Bros. Stores, ap¬ and fans to Silex's 174, p. 1994. Inc.—Earnings— .'* • Year Ended— Net Feb. 28/53 sales Profit before Provision Net income taxes Federal income taxes dividends Common shares per 177, p. (cash) 1,751,772 $1,048,216 for Earnings —V. 52 2,015,216 967,000 profit Common Feb. $16,196,003 $12,778,671 shares to pay for redeeming they are sold. electrical appliances above.—V.; Financing— will Chicago Electric to pay off a bank loan. Chicago Electric, said Stanley M. Ford, acquiring small product line.—V. 1,762,366 2,011,109 from Gross 1 June also expects to borrow $300,000 from Mutual Life Insur¬ Co. 3,020,712 1,854,987 From Jan. l— than $3.50 per share debentures four months after Silex The 1953—4 Mos.—1952 3,405,824 Louis, members of the Exchange, have placed privately 4,750 Stock Cinerama Net Co. of New York to enable ance 4,129,433 2,073,371 Staten Island Rapid Transit excess 1906. p. The Silex plans to raise money for the purchase quickly by selling $939,000 of 5V2% convertible debentures, due June 1, 1966, to private It 296,547 453,174 9,733,888 Stanley Warner Corp.—May Get Cinerama Rights— royalties, financing program for the purchase of Chicago Electric Manu¬ facturing Co. v common 796,700 640,664 10,678,316 April— $1,322,745 a new 571,653 $4,662,897 cash discounts adjustments, etc. taxes.—V. investors. 1,081,784 1— York 4,539,814 ' Silex Co.—Plans Debenture and Stock prove 1950 $2,133,003 895,382 shares of common stock at $192.63 per share. 69,705 share com. year's 1951 $2,698,849 1,181,207 (E. O.) Stanard Real Estate Co.—Stock Sold Privately —Reinholdt & Gardner, of St. 152,836 applic. to equityCommon shares outstdg. *Dividends, 1952 $2,548,076 2013. p. $1,475,581 stock per Ry.—Earnings— $2,881,002 income Jan, 1,370,064 1,889,760 requirements— inc. Seattle 1953 from railway Net from railway.. income The & April— Gross See prior 79,753 income— and taxes income Net $193,790 93,182 from Net —V. 19,014,634 331,389 Fed. 1950 $237,010 49,390 1953—12 Mos.—1952 5,235,200 income 1951 $205,014 119,370 oper. Net —V. gen. charges tProv. 1952 $284,847 From Jan. 1— 177, Subs.)—Earnings— 5,858,283 admin. expenses Other income Pfd. 1953 railway..— railway Net ry. oper. income $14,244,975 sales Selling, Net 0.44 from railway— Net from railway 1953—3 Mos.—1952 1,222,110 $0.32 share 1372. Gross (& $390,780 1,222,110 capital shares.. from from stock common common dividend 209,740 $536,115 p. Net Under non-cumulative after 600,520 565,000 Spokane International RR.—Earnings— directly and indirectly 398,768 rights to make the exchange. his entitled share per holds waive $73,060,101 taxes. April— Gross the was 177, Gross stockholders Federal per company provide per May 10, '52 1,101,115 — profit of —V. $2,000,000 Feb. shares $4.25 18, 1953. will not be Seabrook agreed sales tCther May 9, '53 $81,128,616 Profit 4,977,305 approximately contemplated, price sold, Of stock The Silex Co. Ry.—Earnings— Railway 31.960,858 income— oper. Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.—Earnings Higher— May upon basis. like most of the Period End. April 30— on Period End. Mar. 31— Net of St. Louis, Southwestern is Sharp & Dohme, Inc. 109,555 from 10,961,831 2460. p. $347,820 174,544 60,119 railway railway Net ry. oper. income —V. 177, p. 1906. Net 72,640,254 1950 $440,219 138,352 From Jan. 1— Gross 85,233,268 *Deficit.—V. $410,759 income oper. 89,246,355 36 Weeks Ended— -Earnings— 212,957 - 45,605,376 13,661,403 5,753,573 debentures Seabrook expenses of expansion program, etc. $512,012 railway 3 privately 3%% The if voted has 60 a profits St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas Ry. Mr. this of This originated by Blyth & Co., Inc.—V. 177, p. 2133. was be piace stock stock, preference Net stock Corp. to capital. shares), shares. The com. St. Helen's Pulp & Paper Co.—99% Acquired— 17,337,484 June on to established share-for-share the The 7,951,425 unissued common construction program calls 1953 stores number. but sale common .state for the building of 75 to remodeling of approximately the company intends to sell complete buildings and * good part of the remodeled improvements on its buy-build-sell-lease program.—V. 177, p. 2397. 100 same 8,751,281 53,037,637 plan, holders of common stock are to be offered the right to exchange their holdings for new participating preference stock on a * inclusion areas, 58,619,254 the Cost Safeway Mr.-Selby 1,344,892 President, equity exchange share a and year, for _ Additional tor running are 7% a the unissued The in cents 2,875,942 1,256,001 58,952,009 17,415,817 negotiating share-for-share 74 2,128,757 93,072,026 4,666,186 1— 177, p. Net authorized dends Safeway Stores, Inc.—Earnings 100% Higher— 2,256,216 railway— railway 5,811,832 Sales Seabrook, its rceived The corporation doubled its net profit per share in the first 20 weeks of 1953. according to Milton L. Selby, Secretary-Treasurer. 2,181,562 Jan. from 1906. currently $443,323 26,721 3,769,704 income— oper. Earned is 1950 5,927,654 from ry. 1951 8,217,755 Number market 1950 $480,501 *24,704 income oper. 1952 $446,668 2,915,091 2,005,195 Seabrook Farms Co.—Plans Private Sale of Debentures and Stock Exchange Offer Made— additional $449,767 4,200,284 income oper. 177, p. but 1953 railway railway ry. —V. 1950 2,202,343 railway railway In April— Gross from 1951 4,417,858 from from of Rutland RR.—Earnings— Net 1952 $23,348,608 $21,925,640 $21,755,783 $18,356,609 $14,712,423 $14,545,027 $12,722,203 $11,400,220 income oper. Net The directors have declared the regular per P. from Net 1952 From Jan. 1— and history Net railway railway Net RR.—Earnings— 1953 from 1953 $57.67 1953 from From Net Russell, Gross Gross 1052. Ry.—Earnings— April— $1.64 (F. C.) Russell Co., Cleveland, O.—Has Record Sales— C. 1952 2273. April— F. Southern 1953 $38,108,285 $38,045,895 694,165 659,722 $1,980,742 $0.54 profit per 1— assets asset value —V. Net Earns, June net 9 $923,772 894,324 —— outstanding 894,324 596,216 - share common 823,000 596,216 |. $1.76 $1.56 2134. single- ; , Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Earnings— Net rev. from railway operations Net ry. —V. oper. 177, p. $2,708,968 income 933,085 1906. The SEC corporation covering offered San Diego Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Offering Under¬ written—The stockholders are being offered rights to subscribe to 800,000 shares of common stock ($10 is offering to each regular employee the opportunity to purchase at the subscription price not more than 100 shares of the common stock being offered, subject to allotment out of the unsubscribed shares. Any shares remaining after the expiration of the offer on July 2, 1953, will be offered publicly by a syndicate headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. and including 61 other underwriters. be net proceeds from the sale of the common stock by the company to retire $5,600,000 of bank notes and to part the company's continuing construction program. BUSINESS—Company is an operating public utility engaged in the of generating, purchasing and selling electric energy and dis¬ tributing natural gas in San Diego County, including the city of San Diego, and in the southern portion of Orange County.—V. business stock cumulative (par $1), which Sold—The Co., have all been sold, it was announced offering, see V. 177, p. 2460* on June 3. directors of this company, in change plan of Pennsylvania Power result in the common order to make & Light Co. stockholders of The share on the that sure Scranton the ex¬ Electric stock of the company, equal to tworegular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share, payable •July 1, 1953 to holders of record June 15, 1953, and thereafter, com¬ mon stock regular quarterly dividend payment dates will be Jan. 1, April 1, July l and Oct. 1, whether or not The Scranton Electric Co. is common merged with Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—V. 177, p. 2133. aircraft of Total net Bhares Net June Share Lower— value •Adjusting for share per from Industries this described in the iuwJLng the effect of a American are Net 19S2 603,516 profit after Federal and State income tEarnings per *Adjusted reflect $40,000 286,578 taxes share common to the net *304,510 $0.38 of accrual after 618,659 taxes. vacation tAfter pay, $0.41 amounting deducting to ap¬ preferred divi¬ Sun Oil Co.—Stock Purchase Plan— applications in described in the oil, 12-page Calif. a company, San Diego 12, the booklet—many available Gold March Earnings before depreciation, taxes come Depreciation to non- S. income income pany member of the employees stock purchase plan. Such employees may participants in and members of the plan which will became become effective July 1, 1953 first the as date of said or any on quarterly date during $703,210 56,444 53,459 10,500 14,800 112,000 129,000 64,000 125,000 $346,711 $380,951 $0.21 $0.23 taxes — share * of said plan. It is estimated that not more t&an memberships will be offered in the 1953 plan, when the becomes effective. Membership in said plan is entirely voluntary and under 14,000 — the provisions and rules each employee may contribute plan up to but not exceeding 10% of his basic yearly com¬ (the company contributing an amount equal to 50% of the to contributions), is It not Gas Co.—70% of Debentures Sub¬ scribed For—The stockholders have subscribed for $23,- 198,300 principal amount of the company's 20-year debentures offered them under purchase rants which expired on June 8. war¬ investment An Stuart & Co. Inc. scribed of the $34,220,100 group headed by Halsey, June 12 publicly offered the unsub¬ portion ($11,021,800) of the abovementioned de¬ of principal amount. company $30,000,000 will use mortgage temporary bank loans proceeds from bonds and to sold sale of competitively finance additions the on to debentures and of May 18 to repay properties.—V. 177, 2397. Southern Pacific Co.—Bids for Certificates— company plans to issue tiflcates for which it is inviting (EDT) The equal June annual competitive equipment trust' tet^ bids returnable at noon t ' will be installments dated July 1, commencing approximately 75% of the cost of freight cars.—V. 177, p. 2397. S12 '**• f"• $8,445,000" of 24, certificates 29 " ■ J 1953, and will mature in 15 " July 1, 1954. They represent;-: dlesel of electric locomotives 'and v contributions are paid into the plan that common Neither stock the connection with the stock of the with and (All expenses incurred in register¬ 122,700 shares of common stock the mentioned above, and documentary stamps in con¬ transfer by the plan to its members of said shares company common acquisition by the plan of such shares company. 14,000 memberships the stock of the have company been or will be paid by com¬ pany.) , price of of said business contributions 1949, bentures at 100% The the The banking on of in the of plan. common ing close represented a subscription ratio of nearly 70% principal amount of the Issue. anticipated shares 1953 nection con¬ said the trustees will purchase more than of the company for the members of memberships in the plan nor the shares of common stock of the company aforementioned will be underwritten. It is not anticipated that the net aggregate contributions to be received by the plan for the first year thereof will exceed $6,524,®Q0, after deducting brokerage commissions (estimated at approximately 122,700 the of Natural which during the first year thereof, although the plan continues for a period of five years from its effective date when it is then liquidated. $23,200) Southern year such pensation $589,655 — taxes earnings per 1952 176, p. 960. 1952 *$14.41 employee of this company and such subsidiaries as the com¬ designates who has been in the employ of the company or any designated subsidiary for a period of one year or more prior to the date of his application Is eligible to become a participant in or Every such 1——' i. Colombian U. Subs.)— 1953 . for for (& depletion and in¬ —_——— Provision Net Co. 31— Depletion —V. Platinum & ————_———- Provision *246,440 ' 1953 taxes plan $3,551,681 share-for-share distribution on April 30, 1953, two-for-one share split-up.—V. 177, p. 1477.; with and South $4,537,855 $13.89 May 2— $11,003,922 $10,660,673 before proximately 2252. for the first time—include Industrial expansion 500 hp gas turbine power plants; ceramic coatings for subject to high temperature service; shell mold castings of stainless alloys; and custom designed items made of stainless steels or super alloys.—V. 177, pp. 2134 and 2013. 326,633 ; Months Ended sales Profit be to metals on 1953 assets outstanding asset alloy products The 1— p. be to through are Industries 50 use p. Scudder, Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc. As products joints; Co. thirds of the —Asset Value Per 177, the presently in effect does 16.67 per share) proceeds This receiving dividends in lesser amounts than would otherwise have been received by them, on June 4 declared a two-months dividend of cents cents) 10 per net vertible Scranton Electric Co.—Common Stock Dividend— The stainless petro-chemical available now Solar preferred recently offered at $10 per were (par to $2.50 Net with convertible For details of not of and Earnings Stock share by Hannaford & Talbot and Pacific Coast Securi¬ ties types booklet 177, p. 2397. Inc.—Preferred stock & Three Months Ended Savage Industries, 19,100 shares of 75£ $2 notification Solar Aircraft Corp.—New Booklet— New used in common (approximately of Co., Philadelphia, Pa. The demonstrate "Subscriber-Vision."—V. chemical < PROCEEDS—The will finance of letter a dend requirements.—V. 176, p. 2168. company unsubscribed filed 2 shares market Wood to used 15,000 the at Wright, June on par value) at the rate of one share for each three common shares held of record June 9, 1953. Subscription price to warrant holders is $13.30 per share. At the same time, the Three Skiatron Electronics & Television Corp.—Files— $2,661,982 $U,*33,433 $11,181,853 938,066 -3,826,846 3,554,827 of shares on the on the New April 14, 1953, employees to the Stock Exchange at the was $74.75 per share. The plans effective July 1, 1S46, York 31, 1952, aggregate, respectively, $5,179,322, and $2,976,008.—V. 177, 1950, 1951, and 1952 up to Dec. $4,242,882, p. 1906. $4,523,589, $4,634,806, Sunrise Supermarkets Corp., Long isters With Securities and Exchange Island, N. Y.—Reg¬ Commission— The corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on 5, 1953, covering $400,000 of convertible subordinate sinking debentures, due June 1, 1968, and 40,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed by Estabrook & Co. and Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike, June fund -Inc. The interest and conversion rates on the debentuers, the pnnuc offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The company will not receive any of the proceeds of the sale of 20,000 Sh&res of the common stock, which are being offered for sale by certain "selling stockholders." Net proceeds to the company of the sale of the debentures and 20,000 shares of common stock will be added to the general corporate funds a new of the and used to equip additional supermarkets ana center, for the carrying of inventories and otherwise company distribution Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 15, 1953 The Commercial and (2574) 10 Fiscal Year Ended— Net blocks are sales Net selling stockholders. Of these JLOM the Estate of David Essenfeld, PhjfP Kessler (Dir. and Treas.i, and Morris Rapoport (Sec. and Dir.). Blocks of 2,500 shares are being sold by Abner Pols (V.-P.l and by Isidor Pols (Pres. and Dir.). After such sales, their holdings will aggregate 156,800 of the 260,750 outstanding shares (assuming sale names five to be sold by prospectus The share inc. ^ 20,000 new shares i. the of income The of common preferred and five shares of common underwriting. The proceeds are to —V. 171, ADril of As -V. 177, Central Ry.—Earnings— railway.,-— Net 80,369 income— 13,457 oper. ry. $401,076 ■ 39,292 From Jan. 1— ry. —V. 449,102 railway from Net 177, ] income— 2135. oper. p. 1,748,134 1,825.093 railway, from Gross Net 344,766 113,185 Unit— Producing Co.—New Texas Gulf 1,516,602 406,899 175,637 1,657,450 321,654 95,466 i 81,904 the organization of its Peruvian sub¬ sidiary Ganso Azul-Compania de Petroleo, in which it owns a 74 fa interest; and drilling operations are scheduled to start on the Agua Caliente concessions as soon as equipment is in place, toward the end The 177, June.—V. of has completed company 1094. p. Co., Houston, Texas-— International Sulphur Plans Stock Financing— •Texas This recently company, formed in Texas, plans to register an issue stock with the SEC in four to six weeks. shares of common of 400,000 President, said the company develop sulphur concessions at San Felipe, Dykes, Victor to a . would use the proceeds Lower California. V. 1953 Net Net ry. —V. 1950 112 173 $298,224 137,400 50,348 41,301 1,118,426 357,211 126,834 1,212,254 railway—____ from Net 1951 $308,419 490,166 income— ' 180,432 oper. 177, 64,130 1,105,731 504,976 224,211 1,121,892 386,882 151,308 Net {Earnings Net $12,419,849 $12,271,551 $11,487,761 2,692,558 3,581.630 3,734,343 913,497 991,588 income___ 1,093,701 railway from from Net ; from Net from Net ry. —V. income oper. 177, 38,052,248 50.190,154 46,044,332 11,248,081 9,234,453 i 4,501,343 3,677,443 3,151,674- » w'de 2135. p. ; April— Gross ry. From Gross 177, 34,394 '■ 120,378 income— i 433,898 275,365 214,584 171,237 86,499 78,032 notification of of shares "Accrued Operating Ry. 4,908,751 837,469 4,067,737 285,600 1,608,796 1,132,745 24,636 21,501 84,952 104,661 ; * Joseph < Net ry. $1,104,408 $978,150 $4,337,406 86,902 348,158 Total income $1,188,664 $1,065,052 6,922 ___ $4,685,564 7,510 will months charges 33,579 $2,290,552 income Net —V. — 177, $914,592 $782,237 1952 Gross from $660,822 Net from Net ry. $547,487 $532,572 $408,504 261,625 222,055 200,637 145,047 82,414 From Gross Net 78,241 74,291 2,305,470 2,405,308 952,061 1,096,403 636,923 ry. —V. 385,168 income oper. 344.620 320,850 * The p. V 270,642 177, p. N. —V. . the and 1842. Net $ $ Railway oper. 42.642,557 32,771,660 revenue— Railway oper. expenses— Net rev. from ry. oper. 9.870,897 2,253,766 Net railway oper. Income —V. 177, p. $ * $ 38,016.393 165,282,617 157,209,528 32,073,286 127.510,887 123,806,445 5,943,107 37,771.730 33,403,083 594,066 8,072,827 6,761,487 1477. Passenger figures In and exceeded released month, the increase of up 31%. ton miles, 20% Higher- 174, p. K. said U. agreement $45,000,000. freight traffic on United Air Lines' system last previous totals for May, according to estimated Harold United Crary, flew May, over Vice-President—sales. revenue 1952, 2,417,000 and passenger freight miles ton an miles Express totaled 864,000 ton miles, up 11%. and mail l 688 000 off V2 of 1% '.. n . As compared with April. 1953, passenger traffic was up 12% freight up 2%, express off 11% and mail down 2%.—V. 177, p. 1722*. ;; ; ■ Public State said " the Service tomers 825,207 415,904 17,858,343 13,101,066 6,465,320 3,071,591 3,117,287 1,465,342 : , ; ■ Alabama—Earnings1951 1953 1952 railway- $396,054 $414,719 railway—— 69,265 118,020 r72,597 32,653 52,389 23,627 1,613,371 1,553,779 1,587.261 372,886 376,376 370; 206 140,533 138,017 1952—To . due bonds June 15,, 19.78. 11:30 it of See also agreement re¬ Puget with the Guaranty Trust Co. of N"w . Inc.—Reports Net Income of $1,950,949 Emphasis Place More on Development of "(he. for said In expenses-on & .real Cofp., an the real $1,950,949, to company's annual ; . 44,414 12,381 to v 2?2,707 82,919 large and scale expansion in the - facsimile than heavily increased additional personnel trained communications systems and servicing and of new for the for cus¬ " throughout the country. Since 1948 Western the facsimile and " . V. 177, 2136. p. White Sewing Machine Corp.—Names New Executives has been elevated to the newly created office of Board of Directors. <: Other officers elevated were: J. M. Rebscher, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors; G. G. Nuss, President and Treasurer; and Oscar S. Rodgers Chairman of the Senior Vice-President.—V. < estate -owned." ■*, Wisconsin Central 172, p. 2384. Ry.—Earnings— 1953 April- 1952 1951 1950 * $2,699,524 $2,186,899 679,478 447,401 Net from railway——w 857,394 income____ 323,106 $2,478,661 417.801 133,315 315,598 165,735 10,776.686 10,133.245 9,570,119 8,289,898 2,737,536 1,772,523 1,437,957 1,647,125 1,115,657 525,883 44,289 528.291 Gross from Net ry. railway...— oper. $2,800,908 a investment company. On June 30, 1952. American Su¬ New York of an in¬ At the same acquired all the stocfc of Webb & Knapp, Inc., a corporation, and changed its primary business from, that company 1,313,44 J. r- William report Delaware corporation active in all phases of business, is the successor to American Superpower Knapp, estate amounted 1952 perpower vestment ' $317,499 Telegraph Co.—Expands Service— Immediate, for Grothe, Zeckendorf, shareholders. Total income for the" year was $3,931,540 after deduction of all operating expenses, real estate taxes, leasehold rentals, mortgage iqtprest, depreciation and amortization of leasehold costs and mort-r Webb 1950 " - $380,774 ' Union has introduced many new developments private wire service field. Public enthusiasm for these improved facilities has resulted in revenue Increases of 160%, with ever-increasing demand. :' The expanded program, which, it was indicated, is being undertaken without outside financing, will accelerate- the installation of new equipment to meet the ready market for these facilities. Western Union, a world leader in the facsimile field, already has equipped the offices of thousands of business firms with "picture"* transmission machines called Desk-Fax. Additional machines to be installed this year will enable thousands more to send and receive their telgrams Instantly by merely pressing a button. _ " . Western Union's latest deveolpment in the facsimile field, in wide¬ spread demand is "Intrafax." This is a facsimile svs'iem leased to subscribers for flashing' their intra-company communications in pic¬ ture form between floors, buildings and branches. One of the larger "Intrafax" systems in service is used to transfer more than oner billon dollars a day between the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and 15 large member banks. •' ' ' 7 * < Another "Intrafax" system is used by the Pennsylvania Railroadto flash requests for Pullman space from branches to the main station and to transmit the tickets back to the branches to be handed im^ mediately to travelers. This versatile system also is utilized by banks to verify balances and transmit signatures; by department stores to transmit sales" tickets to warehouses, speeding merchandise deliveries; by air lines to expedite the handling of reservations and other com^ munications; and by a blue-book roster of other businesses including steel, insurance, chemical, automobile, oil and rubber companies.— ; in hearing will be resumed before the Washington Commission on. July 6.—V. 177, p. 2502v / ■ Webb & Knapp, income 865,009 •» private wire service field were More A. "for $3,476,526 1,779,415 ' 6,713,660 2,683,488 . * 1950 $4,737,456 16,462,709 . 4,074,311 1,486,797 ; 20,139,703 income installation the, first was He merger. gage 236,328.000 from being President of the Washington Water Power Co.." approval by a regulatory body of the proposed Robinson. M. this ; announced on June 9 by Walter P. President. double the already rapid rate of installation of facsimile and private wire systems is required, Mr. Marshall said, to fill orders"' now on hand and meet the constantly growing demand for these" newest communication services. Orders for needed equipment are- 2460. office in - Washingtpn, D. C., will up to receive bids for the purchase from mortgage credit bank 417. p. Marshall, • ~ of. necessary President, all by 450,283 ' ' — Western Union Chase National Bank and the National City Bank of New York Mellon National Bank & Trust Co. in an amount not to Net month 177, 1951 1952 $4,110,644 1,124,481 647,200 1— 177,-p. 1623. Plans Recurring Earnings— United Air Lines, Inc.—May Traffic Tex,—Files— 5}. mT'S"16"^7: Vv ^ the exceed Union Pacific RR.—Earnings— 1953—4 Mos.—1952 Inc.—Offejcing^Delayed operating capital.—V. 1953 $5,104,847 1,658,650 income Western. Ry. of Sound. Power & Light. ' " ' latter utility had applied to the Commission for approval issuance of 1,083,939 shares of common stock and 1,088.940 of $1.28 cumulative convertible preferred stock, $25 par value, a and 1953—Month—1952 ; „ April— . Mass.—Acquisition— C. for the proposed merger of the Washington Water Power Co, York, Period End. April 30— ' " railway- Net ry. oper. and The He will also serve five letter of notification with the SEC a for used be Net from railway— Approved— shares Chairman of the Boa,rd.—V. * Jan. From approval' of the of as to are railway.— Gross from 15 June P. Idaho Transamerica Corp.—Belgrano Also President— corporation of rate June 8 filed on railway Gross from and» work Commission announced on June 7. securities and a bank credit The Issuance Frank the proceeds Gross from 2398. 177, like this, year<• has been,;, adding close to 2,000 a month.—V. 177, Fund of offering company April— , Pa.—Notes Inc., Philadelphia, Roxboro, of Its at on V. quired has been elected President. the Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings— to refunding Co. Belgrano. Jr. record the was Wamsutta.—V. of $7,000,000 177, p. 2135. N. at proposed The Washington Water Power Co.—Financing railway railway that reported Western Natural Gas Co., Houston, , lines are being developed label this fall. All towels company (EDT) a.m. Jan.-l— from from Net income 1950 represent the covering 7,030 shares of 5% preferred stock to be offered for sub¬ scription by stockholder* at par ($30 per share), without underwriting. producer of high quality towels, and its pro-, be devoted to quality toweling, the announce-1 a 1,652,663 1.103,565 railway.: oper. They in 78,202 shares of $25 par convertible pre-" ferred stock by this company to its stockholders has been postponed because of market conditions.—V. 177, p. 2294. -,*< 55,361 2,574,386 railway history. $21,069,000 of the largest $24,627,000, to 24-year sales the Western Light & Telephone Co., Washington Gas Light Co.—Bids for Bonds— The "1951 1953 amounted Fund's the over 1199. p. New structure stock Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings— April— 17% 1952. of shareholders 1907. p. in period of period the for sales such Wilkins. Mr. . Fixed preference the on that any increase an for distribution. under the Wamsutta manufactured by the, Somerset Mills will be sold directly to retail stores by Wamsutta's. own sales organization which has main offices in New York City.; Wamsutta's ,present line of towels will be continued. The purchase was made by an exchange of Wamsutta treasury stock for Somerset stock. This exchange will not affect the capital" 1,075,353 $3,583,376 is continue stated. ment $3,399,484 31,333 1,070,855 Inc. Mills, Mills Somerset 364,217 Miscellaneous deductions paid corporation on June 8 reported record sales of Wellington Fund in the first five months of 1953. A. J. Wilkins, Vice-President,, for H. Axelrod, President, and Fisher Abramson, , Treasurer, announced that this company has completed the purchase Somerset of $3,035,267 84,256 income- opr. Income 8 June on ductlon Other have been 176, p. 728. common Wamsutta Mills, New Bedford, 3,608,168 382,590 _ (net Dr.) Jt. facl. rent's (net Dr.) 4,593,023 1,058,196 expenses accruals tax appropriated from surplus as a been has stated Privately—Kidder, Peabody & Co. has placed privately an issue of $1,400,000 4%% serial notes, dated June 1, 1953, and due from June 1, 1954-1963, inclusive. 18,834,852 apply to shares , Equip, rentals it on Wellington Fund, Inc.—Reports Record Sales— The Sold $6,715,743 $29,801,534 $26,715,693. 19,702,643 $440,508 Current dividends per-share. $116 and $7,478,581 obligation payment on account of dividends in arrears on the pref¬ be applied by the end of the" calendar year 1953. dividends in arrears on the preference stock amount to slock since July 1, 1952."—V. 1953—4 Mos.—1952 1953—Month—1952 Period End. April 30— Operating revenues affirmative an, stock to erence Co.—Files With SEC— Finance Co., Universal earning more as amount of for reserve Net'Hr. oper. 2393. p. acquire to such purpose," stockholders were told, "a large is in progress whicn currently- aggregates com¬ Net, ry.. oper. income—2filed with the SEC on June 5 covering1 stock (par $3.25) to be offered through. From Jan. 1— ; George F. Breen, New York, for the account of J. A. Numerq, Presi-.f KGrossJpom rfityay— dent of the company—V. 175, p. 2698. '--'.'.l'* V','LiVi.Net iroqi railway—— V letter A 20.000 Ry.—Results from Operation— Texas & Pacific 177, furniture.—V. room seek 173,760 67,222 19,919 2135. p. living U. S. Thermo Control • $94,176 56,480 411,600 242,871 7 75,935 railway498,712 375,324 railway oper. ry. —V. $111,632 Jan.>l-+- from Net "'from Net 37,675 income oper. ' 1950 1951 the at the and Corp.—Micarta Sales Up— , 1952 $94,942 55,185 15,454 1953 $157,551 130,625 , railway— from Net and - . now defined in the amendment In any year first to payable commencing July 1, 1952, on the preference rate of $6 per share, or a total amount of $283,379 earnings $0.59 Ry.—Earnings— railway from Net lounges. more will dividends stock ordnance p. 1737. for furniture tops in hotel rooms, restaurants The broadening home use includes kitchen application surfaces stated. of Webb & Knapp, Inc. without regard to ordinary stress upon the development of emphasis appreciation lay provide to. amended was 28.805 259,986 $0.47 of program current $183,724 28,262 259,986 —+ w said. current Micarta Decorative of cocktail Texas & Northern share - privately necessarily a totaling in excess of $50,000,000." . . Discussing dividends on the preference stock, Mr. Zeckendorf said:. "At the time of the recapitalization, of your company, your charter ! during the fiscal year endea April 30 increased 41.8% over the previous year to establish a new high, this corporation announced on June 10. The plastic-laminate sheeU is * produced by Westlnghouse Electric and distributed by U. S. Plywood. ; Decorative Micarta, most frequently used bonded to plywood, has r Sales 15,304.039 51,447,734 16,303,328 4,959,717 railway—_ railway— $152,037 —— said. report mitments 203,375 in 1953 and $3,001,046 in 1952 from preferred dividend requirements.—V. 172, United States Plywood 650,666 From Jan. 1-rC Gross ; chief added, he pursuance Net from 2,043.373 cover minus a t" 175,120 $6,709,622 tAfter contracts, $9,138,165 railway oper. ry. 1951 1952 1953 April— 1950 common per 'Includes RR.—Earnings— New Orleans he "In 387,099 —•——-— ■■ — paid outstanding dividends shares the Knapp (New York) from its activities "have Zeckendorf Mr. will company construction $7,916,246 (est.) & foreign income taxes profit Common to either phase, 327,157 taxes Income ■ by purchase or development, to "provide a background lor operating overhead and eventual dividends." This does not mean the abandonment of activities leading to capital Increment but will rather supplement operations by adding a new $10,758,486 before Preferred 1952 1953 March 31— & capital upon company, assets, and 1911 in sales Profit ' 2135. p. Texas & Gross The Machinery Corp. (& Subs.)— States Hoffman United 3 Months Ended 'Net Provision for Fed. 1— railway from Gross income— oper. ry. From Jan. 1952 126,795 56,056 railway $313,363 149,002 railway— from from than $2,700,000 stock and with more company, recurring earnings." he said. 1813. p. by company, the previously was this interne, the Webb held change," some "Whereas ... Holland of publicly a (New York) Th $320,971 April— Net 177, Inadequate of transition to undergone Mexican Ry.—Earnings- Texas Gross business. organized in was business new the In held together w.th Its affiliates' is one of the world's most important viscose rayon manu¬ facturers The company operates plans in Holland wnich export over half of their output-and' has a number of subsidiaries outside f Holland. The group is also diversified into the manufacture of nylon-type fibers and plastic materials, cuprammomum rayon and cellophane. In the United States A.K.U. holds the majority of Amer¬ ican Enka in Great Britain of British Enka and in Germany nearly the entire' capital of Vereinigte Glanzstoff Fabriken. Du Pont has granted nylon licenses to A.K.U., to American Enka and to Vereingte Glanzstoff Fabriken. " .'» , Deposits of ordinary shares of A.K.U. of a par value of Fl. 1,000 each may be made in New York with The Chase National Bank of the City of New York, depositary, or in Amsterdam with the Nederlandsche Handel-Maat-Schappij, N.V., sub-depositary. American shares will be issued against such deposits at the rate of 20 American shares for each Fl. 1,000 par value of ordinary shares of A.K.U.- • 7 Copies of the prospectus are obtainable from the depositary. It includes an outline of the provisions of the deposit agreement and a statement of the charges payable on deposit of ordinary shares. • •< Early this year Lazard Freres & Co.. New York, with Nederlandsche Handel-Maat-Schappij, Amsterdam, acting as intermediary, acquired for investment from the company, on behalf of themselves and others, 10 million florins par value of the company's ordinary shares. It is expected that these shares will in ;due coursa be deposited against issuance of American depositary receipts for American shares.— 113,537 51,104 . 6.20.1 5.14.1 4.43:1 liabilities European in AKU $395,712 87,687 $422,854 75,736 23,241 $441,470 railway from from ment 1950 1951 1952 1953 April— Net $14.04 238. p. Tennessee Gross "5,670 702 $i2.ob —- —- share...— asset value per Net 1952 1953 - Assets— net Total 30 " •' Substantially all of the portfolio of corporate securities of American was sold and used for the general corporate purposes Manufacturing Corp. (Algermene KunsArnhem, Holland—To Issue American Depository Receipts— This corporation, commoniy referred to as A.K.U., has with the cooperation of Lazard Freres & Co., New York, worked out arrange¬ ments for the issuance of American depositary receipts for American shares representing ordinary shares of A.K.U., by the Chase Nat.onal Bank of the City of New York. These American depositary receiots will provide a convenient method by which American investors can purchase an interest in A.K.U. This is the first arrangement of its kind since the war for the purpose of encouraging American invest¬ Inc.—Assets Higher— $10,300,000, liquidating claim of even its preference for the common stock. - of. the tzijde Unie, N. V.), V. 165, p. 853. 1395 and 987; pp. six Superpower 2284. p. only coverage United Rayon stock at $200 per unit, without be used for working capital, Television-Electronics Fund, 175, —V. and 3,750 shares of one share of shares of preferred stock (par $100) stock (par $10) to be offered in units 750 current of notification with the »sEC filed a letter of June 8 on company covering $5,675,110 said. about the assets.lor each current of for one, results months the - endorf ratio—dollars of dollar capital Working York; includes the last 1952 (New present Its to name for made at the time of the acquisition of Webb & Knapp indicated Its net worth as about $42,000,000, Mr. ZeckAt that time, the net worth of American Superpower York) (New $l.oi Inc. Knapp, its statement income 1952. Appraisals was $1.84 & changed Superpower Inc. Knapp, consolidated Webb of of ■ capital"IIII-l—-I—— 85,683,325 $5,614,045 Working Collinsville, 111,—Files— Suppiger Co., (G. S.) shares & The $1,049,452 $347,450 $222,362 - — share on 500,000 per outstanding • , . Net Earns, taxes)— taxes- mc. for Federal income American Webb $16,338,589 $15,374,330 $14,282,023 1.937,362 l,7o2,450 1.015,030 935.000 725,000 — - (before Fed. Provision time, Publishers (Inc.)—EarningsFeb. 23, '53 Feb. 29, 52 Feb. 23, 51 United Printers & of the chain and purposes. corporate other expansion of the business the with connection in lor to that of a real estate company. From Jan. Gross from 1— - railway Net from railway Net ry. oper. —V. 177, p. income 2398. — Volume 177 Number 5229 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... (2575) Per DIVIDENDS , Dividend announcements tables. In nounced a the first all during the current week. Then second table in which dividends the an- Co.' Ltd Class 8-17 50% 6-20 6-10 20c Per Name of Company Aetna & Fitch, Insurance Affiliated Albers $3 Super preferred Inc.—. from, net (s-a) $3 (quar.)-—1 income Holders . 7-1 6-16 25c common,.. 6- Storage Electrical 3 6- 2 $3.75 1 $3.75 preferred 7- 6-22 '.McBryde 6-19 6-30 6-19 8- 25c — (quar.) 6-20 6-30 25c 7- 4'A%- 6-16 1 6-19 10c 6-15 6- ——— 50ci class 9 Class ' «% preferred American 6% 2nd American 4% B (quar;)_ Shoe G»., : common 6#%c ( , 6-19 6^30 Erte Ific., common interest.;. 25c Screw Co.___* American! Wringer (quar.)_. Estabrooks L_r_,__ ; & Paper Co.,.-Ltd.— Anglo-Iranian Oil Mills, Arts Corp. Ltd.__ - , Ordinary Amer.-deposit receipts Auheuser-Bu.sch, Inc. (quar.) _,! "$4 450c ... . 7- 7 (final) 30% 8-10 ' 30c . (quar. I J 6-15 6-11 . 9- , 5c . 9 Fehr 8-11 *; 6-30 Inc. Middle 6- 6-30 Co. 426c Miller-Wohl 1 6-16 . Mlssourf 450% —— 6-19 6-25 6-15 6-25 6-15 $1.50 7— 1 62 VsrC 7-31 7-31 7- Diablo Extra & Hegeman Associated Advisers Associated Electrical Electric Fund, Industries, Atchison, j Topeka & Santa Fe 5% non-cum. preferred Wholesalers, Ltd., Atlantic Extra Class investment Bancohio Corp. of New Bausch _ J, 6-12 Bearings Co. ,:,:. Boston Insurance Brinks, Inc. Broad (quar.) 7- 1 4% non-cum., Westinghouse $5 Power & preferred Carter (J. Casmont Caspers Platte Tin Co. 6- 1 , 7-1 8- Globe Canada Investments, Central Electric & $2.50 preferred 6-15 1 6-24 6-30 » .6-15 ,"7-31 ,l«- l 8- , 1 7- 2 6-26 , 8- 1 1 6-17 6-30 6-22 6-30 7- Henke tlOc 59%c Ohio Light & Central Telephone preferred 624/2c 6-16 6-30 G-30 6-16 6-30 6-16 Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone (quar.) Cities Service Co. (quar.) $1.13 7- 1 $1 9- 8 $1.75 8- 1 Insurance 6-15 Com. 1st Common since 1946) 10c ; Radio Columbus Co., $2.75 A 12-31 9-15 7- 6-15 t20c pfd. (quar.)_ Electric Connecticut Fire Corp., Ltd.____ t5c Insurance— 7-15 $12.50 7- Consol. Investment Trust Smelting (Boston), 6-30 35c (s-a)_ Extra Consolidated . Press, Ltd., Consumers Gas Co. Preferred A— (Toronto)— Corning Glass Works, 3%% class 5% common Cream Wheat Corp. of Crum & Forster, 8% Crystal Tissue Co. Cuban Atlantic Directors (quar.)^— —_ > common payment company meeting held on June Cumberland Gas Corp. (quar.)— Decker 9. $8 debentures Trucking & Tunnel Detroit International 2nd Canada Raynolds 6-30 * •. .. 7—1 6-19 6-29 7-'l 25c 7- 1 7- 1 6-22' 6-23 convertible 7-24- ' 7- 9 7-24 7- 9 7- 1 6-25 7- 2 6-12 7- 2 6-12 30c 9- 3 8-10 9- 3 8-10 9- 3 8-10 6-30 6-16 (quar.) 40c 7-10 6-26 (quar.) (quar.)— common preference (quar.) (quar.) 1 6-19 45c , 6-16 ; 7- 1 7- ; 1 (Increased Common / Lantson 6% Corp. 6-15 30c 6-30 ... prior Landers, 1 7- 1 6-30 Latrobe Lees Steel 6- 1 50c . 8- 1 7- 8- 1 3.85% preferred preferred 7-15 7- 1 Corp.— 7-22 12 %C —— 6- 28C (quar.)_ Coal 5% 1 1 7-1 6-29 50c 6-29 6-30 * class & Dock, preferred 5% ♦, 6-30 6-30 Metal 50c A——'—_— , 8- 3 * 6-20 7-15 Roddls 6-15 1 RR. 6-15 6-30 6-20 9-10 preferred St. C.) ><F. Lawrence 6-15 7-15 $1.50 7-15 6-19 —_ 17 %c 7- 6-30 21 'Ac 6-30 6-16 $1.50 6-27 6-18 7- 1 6-15 7- 8c $2.50 420c pfd. RR. 6-15 1 6-15 7-10 5% preferred (quar.)t—— (quar.)——— preferred Lowell Lower 5% Electric St. Light Lawrence preferred Ludman Lykens Valley RR. MacFadden $1.50 Power 6-29 6-15 6-29 7- 1 6-20 ' $2 7- 1 6-20 7-15 6-30 10c Y 30c' 6-12 1st pfd. (s-a) (s-a) — 7- 1 6-15 7-1 \ 6-15 —-~r Electric Lighting Co.— Gas 6-26 6-19 Sangamo Yards Stock Mountain Quarterly & Publications, Participating |f— Maine Central — " — $1.50 75c 7- 1 6-19 50c 6-30 6-15 $1.30 6-26 6-19 25c 6-26 6-19 1 6-19 Co.— — — ; 6-30 6-19 Maiden & 6-29 6-22 6-22 28y»c 7- 1 6-19 4:20c 8- 1 7-15 6-19 1 6-19 1 6-19 Melrose Gas 7- 1 6-22 0% 7- 1 6-22 6-24 From 6-19 Shamrock Oil 6-26 6-19 ' Shareholders.Trust 7- 6-30 Sharon $1.05 are not Shawmut pfd.— available conv. yet net Corp. redemption iy *»!-• «i- T •- ~ "•- 4C 7-13 Stock 1 dividend 6-20 7- 1 7- 1 6-20 6-30 6-10 20c 75c 6-30 6-10 12c 7-27 6-26 50c 7- 6-16 23c 6-28 6-22 $1 6-30 6-16 15c 7- 1 6-18 5c (quar.) ■—* (quar.) (quar.) 6-18 1 --— —- 7- 1 15c 8- 3 7- 3 5% 8- 3 7- 3 —— Sheraton Corp. of America - $106 A ' * 1 of Boston— Association Extra 7- Inc.— investment income Steel 1 6-22 7-15 ------- income & Gas Corp. 30C 7- 6-26 25c — - Shares, investment 1 6-26 7-15 20c — (quar.) American 7- From (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.)—T Co., common (quar.) $1.50 1 $1.34 — & Co., common preferred 7- Power Co.— (quar.) Gas Selected Co.— preferred (quar.) Maryland Casualty Co., details 4'A% 4^% 37 %c (quar.)——— (quar.) (Ed.) Schuster Seattle —~ Electric & preferred Inc. 20c Light 6% Although the 6-15 $1.25 7-15 8-1 (quar.)_ — Marquette Cement Mfg. 6-29 1 7- 1 5.36% -Schick, $1.35 prior, pfd. Co.— -----' $10 common RR.> 6% Electric 7- 75c common— 7- 25c (s-a)_ preferred Mahoning Coal RR. Co., -5% preferred (s-a) Maiden 40c 7- & Coal participating 1 3, '''' Co.—;i Pacific Light Co. Electric Co. Savannah 6- 6-19 $3 Salem 6-20 l 7- Saletn 1 :7- 6-30 3-20 7- 6-26 7-24 12-1.9 6-30 6-26 7-15 < 6-19 7-15 37 %c $1.12% 1 425c 1-1-54 1 7- 18%c 450c 4-1-54 10c v 6-15 450c (quar.) — 62 %C 425c ;—— 7-21 9-15 _ — 9-19 Co.— (quar.)—— (quar.) Corp. 6-^6 1 19c ' —— 1 (quar.)___— Ltd. 85c — — 7- 7-31 10- 4c A • (quar.).—-----—— (quar.) — Ltd (quar.% — —— — J 6-26 6-16 * 5% :'-'• 1 6-30 427c (quar.) 6-20 Rocky 7- 1 7- 40c (s-a) Co. National 1 7- 12c (quar.)—- 7- Louis 8- 60c 25c 5% 1 Louis, 6-22 $1.50 <quar.)_ —•—— 1 St. 6-15 6-22 7-20 40c 7-13 St. 1 7-20 $1.50 — 7- - 6-20 7-15 (quar.) preferred 2nd 1 45c 35c Louis Bridge Co., 0% 3% 6 6-29 (quar.).—— Corp., 6-12 7- , 7-17 7-20 8-15 (quar.)_ — Industries, 1 7-31 30c -— common 7- $1 410c (quar.)_ Plywood Corp. 1 —— — Co., Ltd., 10- 35c (quar.) Genessee Valley 6-30 45e (quar.)—— 62'/2c — 6-20 40c (quar.) 10- 1 6-15 7-15 40c $3 & (P. L.) ' 20c 6-13 ... (quar.)_ 62 %c _ 6-29 6-30 $1.50 ; Co. 62 %c (quar.) 25c 75c ■' ' ——-— shares 6-19 6-19 6-19 ———— Corp. 7-15 7-15 ; C., Ltd Inc. 6-19! 6-22 6-19 1 7-15 (quar.)___ B. 6-30 7-15 7- $1.12% (quar.)— of 6-15 6-15 $1.18% : (quar.) Ry. Products Royal Typewriter, 4%%*; preferred St. 6-15 7- Co. 6-10 1 6-26 $1.10 (quar.)__ • (s-a) Electric Robertson ."Russell 6-20 6-25 , 420c 7* 50c (quar.)__ Co Stores Russell 96'Ac 6-10 $1 4 50c — •__ Pump Co.__ 6% 6-19 ' 9-18 20c 35c (quar.) pfd. Roosevelt Oil & Refining Corp.— " — (quar.) 50C 12 %c — preferred Co. Electric Co. Rochester & 6-12 " 9-30 (quar.) $4.40 Worcester Gas American 6-19 $1.50 < 8-21 $1 Engineering Co. (quar.) Renold Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.) Republic• Investors' Fund, Inc. (quar.) Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.— 6-19 15c 6-12- 8-31 - (quar.) Transit, Reliable 6-10 15c :: , 6- 1 — Co. Tools, General Gas Reda • (quar.) 1 7- 6% Co. Electric & Rieke 6-11 2 6-20 7- — Raytheon Mfg., $2.40 preferred 6-19 7- 6-22 1 " preferred <quar.)_ Quebec Telephone Corp, 6-19 6-30 10c 6-15 7- ___ 6% 6-15 5c ----- 1 50c ; Quaker Oats Co., common 6-15 7- 4%c (quar.) Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.) Longdnes-Wittnauer Watch Co. (quar,)_ * Lorain 7- 1 6-12" 7- $1.25 (quar.) (quar.) Mines Providence 6-18 7- 6-18 6-26 — Providence 7-15 $1.75 , 6-15 6-30 25c - 6-18 6-26 6-16 1 (quar.) com. — Northern Gold Reading 7-29 2 7- $2 5% preferred (quar.) Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.) 6-16 15c $5 pfd. 6c Telegraph CO;— Steel Governor Portland 6-19 6-26 7-10 7- • Portland 6-19 6-26 ; $1 > Service & & Portable 5 6-27 10c 7-24 30c 10c (quar.)j— Casualty, Reliance , 7-10 <quar.)__ (Mass.) Pittsburgh k Lake Erie RR. 6-15 1 pfd. (quar;)—— (quar.) Iron Pioneer 6-30 7- 6-29 — •' 7-24 50c preferred (quar.)—— Pierce 6-16 7-15 $1.50 25c (s-a) 7-16 10c (quar.) Quarterly 6-30 4$1 V- 4 $2.75 (quar.)— Industries, Public Piedmont 7-17 62 %C (quar.) 6c Sons Co.— 6-16 1 8- 20c 5% 2 Co.l———r-——r——— 5% (James) 6-18 6-26 (quar.) Express Co. Corp., Permanente Cement * "Lear, Inc., 6-27 preferred (s-a)— Peninsular Telephone Co, Pennsylvania Co. for Banking & Trusts— 6-16 6-15 Electrfc 6c preferred preferred Peerless 6-22 25c ... 6-19 62 %c (quar.)—— Clark & $1 20c 933Ac 450c (quar.)_ Lighting $4.75 6% 6-19 7- quar,)_—.———„— preferred Frary 6-17 — (quar.)l Gas Peden 6-19 6-30 —— common 6-22 6-30 lquar.)__ (quar.):.. Intermountain Common 6-19 6-30 $1.25 Delaware, of 6-22 7-15 . Rockland Electric, Pacific Telephone ' (extra)-——— common 6-18 7-15 Co.— (quar.) pfd. Holding Corp., Mfg. Co. Pacific 6-25 (s-a)_ —— 75c * 6-16 ,/ ,6-19 7-10 (quar.) 50c $37 Vic - 6-26 *60c (quar.)_—— 6%, participating class A (quar.)— Co., 6c $4.50 » (Chic.) — 6-30 $1.12'/2 class A 8% Corp., Pacific 6-18 (quar.) (quar.) 25c A preferred Ltd., 50c 6-30 Co._ Kirsch 6-22 f lOe class 6-17 7- 6-29 50c 25c Inc. Kimberly Corp. 6-18 / 25c Bridge 450c 32 %c 25c Funds—. "' 37 %C 6-20 $1 pfd. 6-22 — preferred Manufacturing Pacific 6-20 6-30 15c 5'/2% V 6-30 Corp.- (quar.) Acceptance, preferred •'.> 6-19 6-30 « $1.37% (accum.) preferred Leighton Corp ^ 4'/2% Fabrics, (quar.)—r___ 7-15 6-30 London , 40c 25c (quar.)_ 6-17 42C (quar.) (quar.) preferred- A 4%' Osborn 3 $1.12% common preferred $5 6-20 " * $2 Co. Brass Co., (quar.) Inc., Dominion 9-17 30c (quar.) Detroit B 6-22 2%e (quar.)___ (quar.) & Diebold, (quar.)_ _j_, & 6-19 2%c Aluminum Class - ! 15c Detroit Devoe 15c \ 1 9-30 15c Co Denver-Chicago : 7- 50c common cum. f" .I;, $2 . _ Manufacturing, class A Voting 6-19 7-1 6-19 (quar.) pfd. 4% 9-11 6-30 12 %c (quar.)___ Rubber Service 4% 6-15 8- — Testers, Service Webster RR., & Orange .. Brothers— Kerr Mfg., 6-19 15c Stores Extra Dennison 6-19 12%C (quar.) Mfg. 25c ' 6-30 WWc"'" "7"- I" 25c 5% preferred (quar,) Davenport Hosiery Dayton Rubber Co., class A Phipps 6-15 at Crystal Dairies, Inc.—— Davega Stores Corp., -common • (s-a) Common 7-2 ' Daitch Dean 6-16 40c (quar.)____^ Sugar Co.— 1 ——22y2c (quar.) omitted , ^ _—— preferred 6-18 7- t20c (quar.) 3V2% preferred (1947 series),. Corroon & Reyholds Corp. (s-a)—- 6-18 7-15- 6-30 45c Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, com. 6-12 7-15 tl6V*c , — (quar.) 6-26 t40c 8T%c (Canada) 6 Kansas City Public Service— 1 J20C Mining & Co., 9-22 7-15 6-30 35c Colony Insurance Co. / Olln Industries, common, 6-12 6-30 —— Telegraph Ohio - 56%C Corp. 30c 25c - (quar.) Pacific (quar.)j.—— America 8-18 SS.— Old 6-19 50c Non-voting 6-24 7- • 8-17 — Building Custodian Johnston 7-10 6-26 25c ———_ Founders sharer . Consolidated North Power, Ltd., Jenkins Co.— 35c International of Milling 6-19 1 6-25 56'Ac (quar.)__ Ocean 7-15 7- 7-24 v — (quar.)_„— International Jefferson 7-31 68%c Quarterly Commonwealth 1 6-19 —V— International Telephone & Telegraph .Investors Telephone (quar.) 12-15 9-30 63c (quar.) Ohio Southern & 6-30 10c Bottling (Cinn.), class (B. J.), Ltd. (quar.)_ Coghlin 7-10 5% dividend Coca-Cola Cellins payment 7-1 Quarterly Inc.— (resumed Stock (quar.) 6-17 (quar.)_— — International preferred 1 12 %c (quar.) International . 7% 6-19 7- — preferred Exchange Judd 6-30 10c — Co.(quar.) Co. Insurance Co. 7-23 Neon, Corp. Brick & O'Sullivan — common Corp.- Insurance Illinois 8-14 City Baking Co., Claude Co., 5% Radio (J. H.) Home 6-16 7-15 6-30 62%c (quar.) Hoffman. American 6-19 $1.05 (quar.)—— Corp. Holon 20c (quar.) common Motors Hightstown Rug, 6-19 45c Power (quar.) Co., 7-15 6-30 - & Mail Co. North 6-30 (quar.)—-—-— preferred 6-19 File Norwich 15c —— E.) preferred Water 6-19 (quar.) Corp Pillot, Inc., ,4'/2% pfd. J.) Co. (quar.)_„ (Walter 4% Hercules i Power ! 6-16 5'/2 % (quar.) pfd. (H. Heller 6-16 ... 2 & Heinz York 6-30 , Electric " 6-.16 6-20 . Haverhill - Cuba & 81'Ac — preferred Mountain 6-26 25c Steamship Co., common 6-15 6-15 realized profits ____ Association— Nicholson — com. 1 1 6-30 Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd L Inc., 77- •10c Electric & 6-30 Quarterly Lakes Gas 6-30 -— (quar.(_—____j— Co. (N. Y.) 440c 437 y2c _____ Canada 1 (initial). L 6-15 1 25c of 1 :.:n n — 6-12 7- (quar.)___ 8- 20c common 6-20 6-19 415c (quar.)!;_:__-_-__^_— preferred s 6-30 :_—__ i 8- Greenfield Tap & Die Corp." (quar.) ___— Hanover Fire Insurance4 (N. Y.) (quar.)—„ 7-10 7- preferred Green ; > 6-15 ■ new 6-19 1 j - (quar.) 933Ac __w-*—— 8-10 7- 6-30 $1.06'A (quar.)J—————— Great West Saddlery Co., Ltd."——— 6-19 - Co., 8-10 8-31 15c from net cent North Tubes—— 8-31 50c ——- 1 40c American1 Insurance 4y2% 7-156-17 , , ; Great * 6-19 . C.) Electric 6-19 2c • • common........ $1.37'/2 —— 1 . $1.60 8- (quar.) (quar.) 6-19 7- lc $1.50 Y.) preferred (quar.) .(quar.)' 0-18 6-30 - Corp. Newberry (J. J.), 33A% L— 6-15 6-30 t$l $1.50 5c B (quar.) Cycle $2.25 Great 6-30 7-15 r (A. cent 5.60% Co.— Corp. Grayson-Robinson Stores, ' (quar.) Central $2.50 Ltd 4.75% (N. I Fund, Inc.— from net investment income and York New Co. Co. Steel Golden changed to Casmont Industries, Ltd.— Central Parts Gloucester ,6-16 6-30 17Y2c , Corp. Rubber 2nd convertible Art "Gilbert 6-16 • 7-2 $$L75 . & 6-15 7- (quar.)"^__ New York & Honduras Rosario Mining Interim •__ — 6-15 1 ----- $1 $6 pfd. preferred Genuine 6-19 >7- 2 6-30 (one and A 6-15 7- (s-a) Machinery.-- ' Newport Steel Corp. preferred' (quar.)—; 33A% . ; 56c Gas, Tire Gibson 50c .','r each 3%-% 6-1/ $1.25 (quar.) -■ for 6-15 t 1 $1.75 4'/2:%■ convertible preferred redeemable (quar,)_ Reinsurance 6-1 6-10 v 150c Co. preferred , 6-10 , 412 %c (quar.)__ dividend) 1 7- Corp.. Co. England New • General 6-15 12»/2c pfd. stock General 6-12 6-10 420c ___. preferred 7-17 Tool Common Y 6-16 Rubber Resources one 6-18 6-29 One New Ltd.— Corp., (stock non-cumulative 4y,.% 4$1.50 common. Ltd., 7% Cassidy's, Ltd.—. Name $4 : -t$L75 Mfg. class B 3% held) 6-12, t$1.75 (quar;) of General Public Service Corp., $5.50 preferred (quar.) 6-20 415c (quar.) Industries, 2nd > 6-20 ; A and share 1 6-30 Products Class 6-19 7-1 Inc 6-30 •16c 10c Fund, \ 1 25c Industries General 6-24 * — General Crude Oil ' 7-1 20c (quar,)__,. Light Co., Co. Case Pomeroy & 8 6-9 6-30 - Ltd.—;.. Co., Co. (quar.)__;___. W.l Gas . Lumber Natural Extra 6-19 6-23 6-22 commoq^_-„n___ .Y■; 475c (s-a)— : 2% preferred Western Canadian Carolina ! 1 Ltd.— Canadian National 6-16 6-18 6-12 12 %c non-cum. Co.. 6-16 1 6-30 6-18 37%c (quar.)___ Flooring Co., Ltd., class B Canada Southern Ry. (s-a) Ry. 1 7- 25c 6-19 i .___ Pacific 7- Garlock 1 -$1.12%' Canada Canadian 25c 7- (quar.) 7- 7- 50c Terminals 6-16 6-30 Canada Bread Co., Ltd., common-.;......,.,,.. tlOc 5% preferred B (quar.)462%c 7 Shares National 6-15 6-26 50c preferred (quar.) Canadian Industries, Ltd., com.; 7%: preferred (quar.) J National 7-10 1 7- $1.50 ;_ Co., National 6-15 1 20c (s-a) _____: Starch 6-15 1 7- Co. 22'/2c ; 1 7-15 6-19 6-19 20c Ltd. Haven) Corp. 7-25 7- 8-19 6-26 $1.22Va (auftf.)— (quar.)__ Investors 7- 75c I 6-19 7-1 $1- - ' $1.12% ; preference 7- -1. 7- 56'Ac - Ltd., Co., 30c (quar.)____ 6-16 lt)c Corp. 10c common 6-19 "6-30 (quar.) 25c Co. (quar.) Corporation Packing Erie National 50c 6- 7- 6-17 20c 6-15 40c Participating Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries, Inc.— Quarterly 7%' 6% 62 %c 4%) pfd. "tquar.) California Cold Storage & Distributing Co.— Canada Inc., 6-15 6-29 - 25c - (quar.)-— of America— Co. — preferred (quar.)_ preferred (quar.) 1 Co. 56'Ac A (quar.) Dairies, 1 6-15 7- _ - (quarA —— class — Ltd. (quar.) Consolidated; Inc.— preferred Extra 7- $5 Formica 7- 25c Mills, _____ of (quar.) pfd. (s-a) 6-19 1." 40c ___ $1.50 participating preferred Co., Y.) 111. & investments, Mfg. National Grocers Fram 65c Investing Corp._____ Glass Co., common (quar.)_. 5%; preferred (quar.) Burnham Corp., - common ; < 7- - 35c . ;__ Corp., Foremost 6-15 6 30c , (quar.) (quar.)__ Common Porter available (N. 0-15 1 ;-'_a 6.40% $1.50 Bank 1 7- (quar.)__j Chemical National 6-19 6 7- 10c (quar.) 6-19 6-19 of surplus 7-15 7-15 6-19 6-29 25c Co. & Fluor . 6-16 * 7- $3.50 Property Trust preferred 1; 30c Street 6% 7- 4c Brockway Burrus 50c and/or National Participating 6-15 ;.6-15 25c America Personal 2 7-2^ 12%c ._ Beverly Gas & Elcctric__:__ Boston 2 7- out 4'/2% Tool of 6-15 Fisher 7- declared were 1 7- 30c (quar.- Corp. Co. Ohio Mutual corporation. First JIOc preferred (quar.).. Fund, Inc.— profits ' — payments the 6-26 6-15 J 10c $1 $1 common—— 1—_i„ above 8-1 JIOc ... _ (quar.)_________ York The Corp., A net (quar;) Machine • 7- 2 y "410c (quar.)_ 4% ; . 5 Boston Class 6-15 income Backstay Welt Co. Extra 6-19 $1.25 A ;; Inc., 6- Co.— (s-a) _ Stock First 6-26 - 6-19 lc (quar.) Products, Bank Ry. 7-15:, - 25c Ltd.:__:____ class ______ Axe-Houghton From •66c ' l—i_ B Extra Avon Co.___ Inc.____ of (quar.)'___^___ ' ' Arrow-Hart Cb. Bank: (New preferred- Murray 1 7- 90c 16c Mount v 6-22 25c (quar!) Petroleum Plan 7% •. 6-16 3c (s-a)l'—1— 6-19 6-22 7-1 - •- (initial preferred preferred Morris 7-10 7- 1 1 1/ > common_._i________ common Monarch-Mortgage 7-16 25c $1.06 y4 (quar.) 77- Co.— Extra 6-25 6-30 8-14 60c " Cement' Co._-____-____i__ Service Corp.— • common Mohawk Co.— preferred Food Morrison1 Cafeterias : Y.) 6-30 15c ' New - 8-14 6-15 25c _ Portland' 4.90% 7-21 25c ;(quar.) participating 6-30 15c — 1—1- Brewing 6-12 2 7-31 7- 6c 1 7-20 ' Co. - (quar.) (accum.) Co., Gas 1 6-30 (quar.)$l.06'A States Telephone 7-15 4 $2 (increased) ,(quar.) Rubber (Frank) 6% 6-15 6-19 Mobile (Los Ang.) 4V4% preferred (quar.)— Federation Bank & Trust (N. • 8 8-14 1 9- ' 20c $1.50 preferred (quar.)__' •___ 37'/2c Merchants Bank of N. Y. (quar.)_u__—65c Co", Ltd.— Federal Chemical' Co., "8%-"pfd.'(quar.) Federated Department Stores, Inc.— f Common (quar) 6-10 . Frocks, Extra. 6-25 6-15 430c Faultless >6-17 7- 8-14 9- 933Ac Acceptance,' (quar.) A 1 9- 933Ac 4%%. convertible preferred' (quar.)_______ __1^ Fashion ; . . - 6-16 , (Ti R.) .J! Parmer Brothers Co. 7-1 25c 1 (s-a»___ 4.1ft% .preferred (quar.)—_______ BXeelsier Life Insurance (Toronto) (s-a)-' 6-39 A A 6-23 7-15 75c __u_ Co. Amosekeag Co. Anglo-Canadian Pulp /■ 6-3ft 6-12 10c — 7- 3 87 %c .* 6- 9 6-30 75c II-—11'. 6-26 • 7-20 25c (quar.) (quar;)——. C6.____ 6-15 5c Flooring 4c Wood Products, Ltd.— Class 6-26 7-20 j , 10c Fund, ft-26 " 7-2(> 25c (quar;) American Hard Rubber; 7% "prefer red American News Co. f bi-monthly) American 25c _ of preferred Coach " 6-19 t (quar.)_—' Mutual Empire Trust Co.' (N. Y.) Erie 6-3O B Emerson -6-22 7-1 75c • __ '*6-23 A1 (quar.) (quar.) 6-22 1 Class 6-20 1 7- - 1 7- Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,., Certificates Applied 7- $1.25 convertible; preferred : (quar.)__ preferred: (quar.)____ Brake American S% Corp.,* 5%" pfd., A preferred 5%% ' $1.50" $1.25 (quar.) Bosch A- 6-19 9- 85c ; Manufacturing preferred Merchants 6-19 6-30 Oil Megowen-Educator 6-19 6-30 Holders 6-30 45c series) ' (quar.j Ltd Co., McQuay-Norris $2.50 (quar.) Co., Ltd.— preferred (quar.) McKee (Arthur G.) Co.___^____ 7-15 1 Sugar Wtien 441.50 " 4% 7-15 50c , — (s-a)——— (quar.) 1 7- Payable of Reo. $12'/2c (1947 McColl-Frontenac 8-1 $1.12 »/a Consolidated Water Eljer Co., class A 8 1 $3.40 , 6-30 37y2c 1 — common preferred1 (quar.)_; preferred (quar.) 7- 25c Battery Co.———--—* Products Elizabethtown participating 7- 30c (quar.) common , ,6-19 6-11 » Electric ^ . , '"20 5c , Co., (quar.)i___________ preferred (quar.) May Department Stores Co., 30c preferred (quar.)„_ Mtg. CO._ Share common 6-12 B Products Ltd., 7-21 ; 4%% • Elder 7- 1 !" 6-19 . _ .. , Ekco Payable of Rec. 60c /• , investment Markets,' When ■ Share' - (Hartford) Fund, Quarterly * $6 » 50c " Abercrombie 7-15 Maxwell, $1.50 — Steamship Lines (quar.) Easy Washington Machine Corp., class A . 9-15 Per 7- 3 415c (s-a); Eastern , 7-31 —__—_—-__ — Name of Company Payable of Reo. 440c (quar.)— Mfg. (quar.) Pennsylvania RR. Co. East ously announced, but which have not yet reached their payment date.' * . Furniture Dulf-Norton • When : Holders Share ...• , Linoleum, & Ltd.1 (quar.)_^„—— (stock dividend) Stores Drexel follow with we , Stores, Dorn's show the payments previ- we Oilcloth Dominion grouped in two separate are indicate we Name of Company v -:,-t Dominion 11 ; and Financial Chronicle The Commercial 12 Name of t25c 5c 8- 1 6-27 7-15 ____ 50c 25c preferred (quar.t______^_________„.. $1.38 6-25 6-12 6-15 _ •Silver Syndicates __ Paper Co., Sorg 5'/2% Co. Hungerford) (J. (quar.)__ - common..: 6-25 7- 1 Alabama (quar.)_____ 7-1 6-19 20c 25c 6-30 6-23 6-16 6-16 Telephone Fire convertible 5% preferred Southwest Natural $6 3.70'/c preferred 3.90% (quar.»_ preferred 4.15% (quar.)__ com. 1 (quar.) preferred (quar.) 4.25% preferred (quar.) 4.40% preferred (quar.) 4.60% preferred (quar.) Investors, Sovereign ment ._. Inc. ; Stein Roe From Sterling 4'A% 17c 87'Ac 6-10 6-16 6-16 9-15 $2 25c 6-25 7- 1 7- 1 10- 1 7-15 7-15 7- 5 6-27 8% (John 60c 6-26 6-19 20c 7-1 6-20 _ (s-a)______ $1 (quar.) B.) Co., common '(s-a) preferred $1 Stony Brook RR. Co. (s-a)________________ Stop & Shop, Inc. (quar.) Gas Suburban & Co. Rubber Swan Technical Electric ! ■' (quar.) " Extra- Illinois Texas 5% Ry., Timely Clothes, Toronto Extra Tunnel RR. (quar.) St. Louis $1.50 62'Ac '______ Union Trust Acceptance 60c preference Onion United Fuel B United A Co. $4.25 Public United Shoe 1 6-15 6-20 1 6-15 American Hoist k Derrick 8-1 7- 3 American Home Products 8-1 7-3 Americaft Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.f____ ( Del f, com. f quar.) <quar.)_'Z«' 62'Ac _______ common 37'Ac g-19 6-30 6-22 6-30 6-22 "—_______ 6-30 6-22 v 6-30 6-19 7-15 6-22 12'Ac fi-m a ioc 6-15 6-10 25c \ 6-30 20c 6-15 6-5 pfd, (quar.) 25c 7- 6-15 , . 1 5-28 ^___ 6-15 Kit* American Metal American Meter Co. 6-12 6-10 American Michigan Steel Foundry, com. (quar.) 7% prior preferred (quar.) Virginia, Water Service, "com, (quar.l. $4.50 preferred (quar.) 25c 6-26 6-11 $5 preferred Western •iVhite $2 (quar.)_ Union Sewing prior _ Whitehall Wiliett Telegraph Lovett & Winston 4% & Grocery Co. Metal & « 7% 75c 7_15 g-19 25c 8- I '50c •, (monthly 1 Jg® \TC " "■ ' 1=1 7 $4 17 J-JJ ® 1 2 $4.75 6-27 fi President American 6-19 7-1 Radiator this h convertible Abitibi Power & Paper (quar.) Common (quar.). Ltd.- Co., +25c r fil Adams (J. D.) Mfg. Co. (quar.) Addressograph Multigraph liral Corp. (quar.) Advance Aluminum 5% 6- 5 6 26 6~ (quar.)ZZZZ I 6 fii5 75c 7-10 6 fi 30 12'Ac 6-15 6-1 1215c 6-15 fiZ 6- & Bearing Co., convertible (quar.) (quar.) com. preferred Aetna Life Insurance Co. 15c 6-15 6-15 1 : 7. 1 Co." N. Y.) (quar.) Ahlberg Bearing, Aid investment & (quar.) convertible 5'A% preferred B 5-29 10c 6-15 6- 5 6_2n fi (quar.) com. 40c 7_ . _ ZZZZZ 8*Ac 7- 1 6-20 (quar.) 6'Ac 7- l 6-20 343/aC 7- 1 6-20 34%c 7_ l preferred A (quar.)_ (quar.) Bates 6-15 5-29 6- y6-15 1 Bath 6-15 6-19 $1.50' : $1.25 ' ^ 5-15 5 6- 6-15 6-23 6- 1 6-30 1 6-15 7- 1 6-15 50c 7- 1 6-15 15c 7-15 (quar.) 7- 1 1 7- 1 1 6-10 ' 6-10' Z 7- 1 Corp Aircraft Bell (quar.) 6-15 1 5-25 Beneficial 7-15 6-30 7-15 6-30 6-30 6-12 : 6-30 6-16 Bessemer 6-30 6-16 1 9- Bibb 6-12 y Mfg. 6-26 6- 2 Binks Mfg. Co. 6-15 6- 1 Birdsboro 7- 6-15 Extra 6- 1 6- 1 6-15 6- 1 6-15 6- $1.25 6-20 7- 1 Borg Co, C.) (H. Electric & 7- 1 25c 6-15 $1 75 6-15 6- 7- 1 6-25 12'/2c 5-28 8- 1 7- ~ 12 25 1- 3 6-2# I~~ ZZZZZZ-ZZ" ioc 6-30 6-17 6- 6-22 6- 6-30 Bright Brillo 8 40c 6-18 6-30 75c Newfoundland Arcade 6% Cotton Mills, common _II~ZZ" preferred, (s-a)__ 66- A Argus Cameras, Inc.' $3 . Arkansas; ; 7-15 (quar.>_;_ Western Gas Z " """ 1 6-15 7-1 6-16 1 6-25 6-17 6-30 6-20 7-15 7- 1 6-15 6- 5 6-30 6-15 6-15 6- 25c 7- 7- 1 6-15 6-15 7- 1 37'/2c 7-15 87'/2C (quar.) 7- $2.50 5 6-15 6- 1 6- 6 6-16 7- 2 1 6-17 6-30 5-29 6-18 6- 1 $3 Rubber 6-15 6- 1 Co. 50c 6-20 6- 9 75c 7- 1 6- 5 $35c 8- I 7-15 $50c (quar.) (quar.) 6-16 5-13 2 6-15 50c 6-30 6-16 35c 6-30 6-12 6-12 $$1.50 Co. (quar.) Gas Light Co. (quar.)_: 7- $1 6-30 25 c 6-15 6- 1 15c " (T. G.) & Co, Ltd, 5% Co " (quar.) pfd. 6-15 6- 1 $28 %c G-3C 6-15 1 6-15 " 40c Mfg. 27y2c 6-15 4% 5-30 37(Ac $150 20c Ordinary •British 5-30 $1 75 1 1 6-30 $2.50 Brass Ordinary 6-24 6-15 34^c ~ Power,& Light Co., $6 pfd. (quar.) $7 preferred Arkansas ouar.l. 6-16 6- 7- 3%% 7- 7-15 7- 1 6-15 6- 1 7- 2 5-29 6'/4% 7- 8 5-29 6 y4% 7- 8 5-29 $$1 7- 2 6-15 $$1.19 (increased) 94 %c $25c preferred (quar.) 7- 6 6-15 $63c 7- 2 6-15 $10c 8- 3 6-30 7-15 6-30 7- 6-24 $17%C British-American Tobacco, Ltd.— — - preferred (quar.) 5y2%. preferred (Initial 6-30 6-23 25c (s-a) preferred British American Oil,. Ltd. 6-22 fl5c 12'/2c Are^nsaS"^IIssoaxl Power Co.,, com. (quar.)_ 6% 9 15c (quar.) Bristol-Myers Co, 6-22 6-30 6-10 25c .British American Bank Note, Ltd 4 6-30 6-10 6-20 3 6-15 $1 (quar.) 7-3- 7i/2C Wupperman ' Corp 6- 6-20 — 9 12'Ar 6-22 6-19 37'/2c Briggs Mfg. Co. (increased) Briggs-Stratton Corp. (quar.)_; Extra ' * i 3 $1.25 1 30c 1 preferred "Bridgeport 4 1 1 6-20 6- 75c Roofing, Ltd, class A (quar.i___ Traction, Light & Power Co, Ltd. Bridgeport 6-11 6-26 6-15 7- $1.37 '/2 . \ 1 • 9-28 6- 7- 50c & & Sons Semi-annual 6% > 25c J.) (E. Brazilian 1 7-15 v 6-26 1 1 30c (quar.) (quar.) preferred (s-a) Roller Bearing Co. Brantford . 1 7- 62y2c Corp. (quar.l. (George W.) Bower 1 7- 10- $1.06'/4 — Brass Corp & Brach 6-10 6-19 — (quar.)— common preferred prior 5-29 6- 1 50c Tobacco,, Aluminum 6% 7- 30c (quar.)_ (quar.)__^ Borg-Warner Corp, 3'/2% Boston & Albany RR, . 6-15 30c — 5% 'preferred Inc. (quar.) Management, class .Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.) 6-19 6-15 6-30 $1.50 Gas Valley (Phila.), Laughlin, Brothers .Bohn 6-10 6-30 15c Inc, com. •Bondholders ■ 6-10 6-15 6-30 2'/2c Co._.— Quarterly , 6-13 7-15 12'/a c (quar.) ' l & Machine 6% pfd. (quar.) Blockson Chemical Co. (quar.) Blue Diamond Corp. (quar.) Blue Ridge Insurance Co. (Shelby, N. C.) — 6-12 5-29 1' $1.75 (s-a) preferred & Bloch 2 25c Co. Mquar.) Mfg. Decker 4.25% Bliss 7- 7- 50c Sivalls & Bryson Blackstone 6-10 5-29 2'/2C Blauner's 1 $i 183/4 3 5-29 2 < > & 6• 7- 6-26 50c (quar.)_. Co. Oil Bishop 6-15 Anglo 1 6-22 25c (quar.) Foundry Steel 6-12 Angostura 7- .< - 60c v ; (quar.) pfd. (Mich.) Market Bear 1 (quar.)ZZZL_ZZ Development Co., ZiZtd. 6-10 81 Vac (quar.) (quar.) Co. 1 Corp. 2 75c common 7- Oil 7- 75c ;_i 7-15 Copper Mining Co Products, Inc. fquar.) 6-15 6-10 $25c- : Steel Corp,7% 7- Post 2 2 $50c (quarO Securities, 6-15 Big 6-15 2 7- $17'/2c (quar. Limestone St Cement Co.— preferred 4% Common 8-21 6-15 common $2.25 12 %c ; $150 (s-a) 6-17 7- 50c $3.25 preferred Bessemer 50C 1 Co, Loan $L50 I--IIIHI 6-17 1 7- 40c — (s-a)_ZZZZZZZ preferred (quar.) Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred Ampco Metal. Inc. (quar.) 1 $25C $15c Telephone Co. of Canada <quar.> Bendix Aviation Corp. (quar.) 6-11 prior 6- 7■ $35c v preferred (quar.)_ Beech Creek RR. Co. Beech-Nut Packing Co. (quar.)__ Belding-Corticelli, Ltd, common (quar.;___ 7% preferred (quar.) Belgium Stores Ltd, 5% pfd. (quar.) 6-15 7- 1 6-16 .:7- 50c UOc Ltd, class A Co, Lumber 2 $5 7-15 15c - $1.40 7- Co— 6-15 $15c Beaver 6-15 1 1 1 84 %c - i ' 6-15 7- 7- 7- 8- • • 6-15 6-29 20c Extra 2 6-17 7- (quar.)_____ common $175 <. 6-30 s 6-12. $1 3%'%- preferred 6-5 I 6-30 1 7- 45c <quar.')___ Beatty Brothers, Ltd. (quar.) 6-19 6- 7-15 , $1.12'/2 6-15 6-15 / 6-10 6-19 •6-15 7- (increased) 1 7- t, 25c (quar.) Inc. (quar.) Cigars, 1 7-15 7- 55c t80c Co. Smelting 6-10 (quar.)_ Bayuk Hose & 6-10 $1 Beatrice Foods Co, Baystate Corp. Wharf Lead 1 1 $1.43% 9-1 Woven (quar.) 1 7- (quar.) common 6-12 Boston Woolen 5 7- 50C 6-19 .Boston preferred 6- 7-20 $1 9-10 6-11 (quar.) 7-; 1 45C ... $1.75 7-1 5-25 Co. 6-30 $1.06 '/* 7-1 V 30c 15c 30c 20c 75C 20c 5-29 Products 7-15 preferred (quar.) 4% 2 Vitrified 6-10 $1.50 ;; . Bausch & Lomb Optical Co, common 7- Y.). 5-29 6-25 $'$1.75 Works Corp. 6-15 (N. 6-15 37'/2c ___— preferred (quar.)__ Iron 7-1 Surety Co. 6-12 (quar.) Ltd, common Mfg. Co, common 4'/2% 4 c * Discount Co., 5%% 6-15 (Watertown 1 class A 37'Ac 75c com. 6-12 $1 Anderson-Prichard , 50c Inc., 1 75c American 1 (quar..) 50c .Anaconda • Insurance 7. f Bastian-Blessing Co. (quar.) (quar.y 6-10 7- 1 Inc., 6-12 ZZZZZZZZZ preferred, 6- 1 50c (quar.) 1 4 com. 1 1 (NtoY.) 7- 6- (quar ) 6-12 7- Corp;' (quar.)_ preferred 1 Co. (quar.) Refining Co., 6-26 7- (quar.)_ Co. Refractories, 5%% 7- Zinc 6-12 (quar.)___ Agricultural Basic 8 6-1 7- 62'Ac ®^a"dard Engineering Co. (quar.) 6-15 6- 6-30 Anchor 25c (quar.) Affitteted Gas Equipment, $3. preferred (quar.) 6-27 ■ Oil ioc Stores 6-12 5-29 25c 7%- preference (s-a) 60c Common 1 Ball Casualty & Surety Co. 6-30 Barber 4 Sugar 1 6-20 18%c (quar.) Barber-Ellis ot Canada, 6-19 6- .American 1 Aetna 1 6- 6-15 • 6-10 Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.) (quar.)____ ; Writing Paper Corp. (quar.) 15 (quarJ.Z Castings Corp. preferred 4% 6-15 ; - preferred Mquar.)_ 7% 6-16 25c _ ' Bankers Trust ' 1 American , 2 CorH'TquarZJZZZIZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ Aerovox Aetna 6-20 20 7-17 7- .American i0c 25c Corp. in 230c HIIZZZIIZZIZ" Express Co 6-24 7-27 6-24 ="on Adams T-f 1 $7 ZZZZZZZZ" 7- 15c $1 (quar.> .f 4'/*%,. preferred v $1 _ k (quar.J.:""" 6-10 5% % American C01 p., common 6-2 Bohack r Electric preferred 7%: 1 6-15 American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.) <• , 30c (increased quar.) Common 5 conimon- (quar.)_ 6-18 6-30 . (quar.) " - Sanitary- 6-10 Acme 7- ' 2 6-10 7% 1 ir 6- 6-15 6 10 t$i 25 6-26 6-16 American 1 7- common preferred (quar.) Aroostook RR., $5 pld^-(quar.)__ 6- American , 6-18 Bangor Hydro Electric Co.— 6-24 Foundries 5-29 6-30 Bangor & 6-30 Steel 5-22 6-22 voting non of (quar.) 6- 6-15 American 0 6-15 (quar.) Co. 6-12 50c 5«i Stamping ; 5-22 5c 6-12 50r 6% of share 1 7- 12'/2C Co., share 7-. 1 Y.Ws-aT"" Snuff 6-15 10c 6-15 Safety Razor Corp. (quar.) Ship Building Co., - common non-cum. "preferred (annual)___HII" 7% tl2'/2c (quar.) A '' A" (QuarJ ZZZZ (quarljZ 3 5-23 Mills Blackhawk-Perry 6-30 (quar.) 6% 1 5-21 7- 1 8- 6-20 30c class , common 1 7-2 preferred Co, 6-24 6-15 U5c each Wilcox & Paper 12- 7- 2 5% 5 1 6-15 12-15 50c t3oc 6- 6- Babcock Badger Baldwin 6-15 6-15 ' 6-30 r 6-16 1 93%c Inc T.), (B. 1 7- ___. Avco Babbitt 7- $1 B/G Black, 112'Ac class A $1.20 class 9-11 12-11 Black .at oa„'A^lantlc Sugar Refineries, Ltd., com. A (quar.)__ 1 Abstract & Title Insurance, 1 . American in the 71 1 2 25c Mfg. Corp. (quar.) Ayreshire Collieries Corp. (auar.)_ Foods, Inc., class A com. (quar.)—; 6-12 710- 1-2-54 1 .American American 6-18 37'/a c (quar.) Automobile Insurance Co. (Hartford) 1 American Thread Co.t 5% preferred (s-a)___y American Tobacco Co., 6% preferred (quar.) (quar.) 3-12 9- 137'Ac preferred 4-1-54 5 (N. 7-15 ( 50c ■'>_ 6- (quar.) Reserve Insurance 6-12 (quar.)__ (One for preferred 9-15 J Y.7"(q~uarZ) (N. 5-15 6-30 Products Steel stock held): 6- Co. Corp. 6-15 t (quar.) Alarm dividend Stock 9-11 "•< 50c. • " $1.50 7-30 6-15 Republics e * 30c 43%c Re-Insurance American 6-12 40c Ltd, Fire Automatic 6-29 3 American Share Payable "ofHo', 45r 71 $f ?I J ®" ® * 71 6" 8 (quar.) common preferred Common Automatic 6- fi-20 , NttT C°mpany Laboratories, 6-12 6-24 American 4% Standard & 6-23 preceding table. Ahh Abbott 6-17 2 6-15 pfd. (quar.) 7-1 week, these being given 1 «i'7= *^75 (quar.) 1 40c (quar.) Service, Electric $3 ; Lines,: 5% 6-30 we announced Auto 25c Common ?n give the dividends announced in previous "weekSy and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬ dends Atlas 8 " " (qu~a~rI)"II~I~ A preferred B Amer can 6U0 25c preferred American Below 8 6- pfd. Co, common $175 (quar.) 50c Works 6- 1 37'/2c ' . ; (quar.) 50c „ Boiler 1 12-11 $1 12'/z • ^as^^^^uar f Chemlcal> cl- 7-17 1 8-1 t 6- 5 ioc _____ cdmmon Co., preferred Wyatt 7-1 preferred preferred "6-20 7- -(quar.) preferred B Corp. (quar.) Bethlehem preferred-(quar,)_J 7% (quar.)__—.IZZIIZI H.) Newell 7% 6-15 __H common.,... Inc.—" Fund, (Consider 7-15 1 $125 Co:___ Corp., (quar.) 8- * 6-11 $1.50 (Increased quar.)_ Electric Co. 3.75% $175 _ (quar.)__I_III (quar.) 7-1 30c * 6-19 25c 25c • (quar.)_ Finance, $6 pfd American Optical Co.' (quar.) American Paper Goods— . 7 $1.12% ___■ Machine preferred 17'Ac Greyhound Corp., 4% 97%c $1,25 ■ _ National "West Co. Atlantic 1 2'/2% . (quar.)Ill Co. Products Co. 7-1 71 2& r~. ; Publication Atlantic 6-29 American I__I_IIIini~ v Weekly Atlantic City 6-19 share (-one *._____ Metals & 1 $43 Bell 7% 6-12 50c 10c 20% Machine 6-19 6 8-15 $1.75 Maize-Products, common preferred 1 (qua-r.) Metal Co., Ltd.— 4%% preferred (quar.) - 6-11 (quar.)_________ vwner"B00i' Xfnc' (quar ' S Stock dividend (quar-)—— _ common 6-15 7- per 6 10- $1.13'/4" 31V4C ' 28'/ac (-25c (quar.) American : 17 v Pouridry Co.— on * 6-30 Telegraph Co-.— & V 15c participating class A (accum) payment arrears will amount to 6 1 ' ^ Co.,- common held)' 40 5-25 $1.50 6-12 / (quar.)_t '(qifar.) (quar.) dividend each American (quar->—■>'conv. (monthlyjiZ 3.90% preferred (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.)__J 87'Ac _ Insurance for • 5-25 6-15 ! 6-17 7- - preferred; (quar.) Stock 5-25 $1.25 Industries Picture 4%% 5% (final) registered (final)-bearer Columbia Electric Ltd.— preferred (quar,) preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 6-15 5-30 : British Columbia Forest Products, Ltd 7- 1 6-15 British Columbia Power Corp, 7- 1 6-15 6-20 6- 5 j , , Class Brockton A Ltd.— $40c (quar.) Taunton Gas, $3.80- pfd. {quar.) * 6-10 share. Associated Transport, Inc., 6% pfd. (accum.) Associates Investment Co. (initial quar.) 1-2-54 25c A Locomotive American Machine & ... :__III__IIIII Utility Appliance Corp,, $1 ' preferred 7%- •; ' . preferred American 5Qc Sugar Corp Wire—. $1.25 : , Illinois— of preferred 4% % $1.50 $1.25 ' <s-a)_ International Corp prior 1 6-15 6-15 (quar.) Telephone ■ 37y2c (quar.)_____ Motion 4 9 25c (quar.)__ com. (quar.) Corp. $41 7- Co.- (quar.)_____ Corp. preferred preferred $4 25c (quar.) common preferred 5%% 7- Associated '$1.50 Co., American Investment Co. Corp.— Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.— No action taken on common payment at meeting held on June 10. ' " 7% preferred <quar..)_y___________— r"C' Prior t American 40c Felt American Insulator Corp. Corp.— (quar.) International Securities Fire < 6-19 7. 1 $1 common '(quar.) St $6 preferred (qaiar.f____t.___Hardware ^quar.) ' (quar.) ________—$1.12'A preferred Home 6-25 25c Hair t25c : Co, & Refining Oil 1 7-15 w-25c' American 7- 7'Ac Co., preferred 6-10 7- 25c $250 20c (quarJ_IIIIIII - 7- 1 (quar.l— I.) (R. 6% American 1 Atlantic Refining • __ 7- _______ Publishers, Inc. Realty & Investment (s-a) Utah Felt American , 7- 7- -10c 40c " 50c ' Ltd._:_____y. 30c (quar.y preferred & par 6-12 6-15 preferred United Steel 6-12 ($100 Factori, American 6-12 6-30 U5c 7- ^ - • 6-30 U. S. TJ. S. 6-12 > Co.____ZZZZZZ ($10 par) (quar.) com. 6-12 6-15 7- 25c "V " 7-1 ?5efe/red S. American Express Co., 6-30 6- Aspinook 6-15 7-15 $1.75 50c 5e $1.06'A & Foreign Securities Common (interim) & -• 20c Markets convertible S. (quar.) (accum.) Securities 2 7-10 6-30 (quar.l__y.__: (quar.) 7- 50c Corp.— (?orp. .(quar.) 2 7- 7-31 J25C Inc. Ltd. Corp., 7- 87'/2C - 50c - $$i Machinery, 1st Enka European 5-21 7- 7-15 50C .__ (quar.) 7- - ;____ U. S. 2nd y: common non-cum. partic. pref. Works, common—________ -ri6o/e Finishing Co., common y Purred (quar.I ul S. $4.50 7- 2 7. 2 (quar.) preferred participating Common preference preferred United 30c 1 7- 50c 7%^ - (quar.) 6-26 $4 $150 25c __ 3'/z% American $75c 7- 30c American 5-28 7-15 10c 10% Construction Industries, $5 8 $1.75 Securities 25c 20c ,i__ 3-12 preferred Electric m dividend Associated $1.12% Ltd.— (quar.)_________i,__ National Corp., United Printers & $6 6-27 (quar.)________ preferred United Piece Dye $4 25c 6-15 6-18 7- • . 6- 4-1-54 preferred- (quar.)-___ Distilling Co. (quar.)_ American District Telegraphy 6-24 7- 1 $2 Ltd.—- Investments, class 6%. Class l $i5c (N. Y.)____ Co. Corp., 6-30 $1.75 (quar.) American 6-10 6-15 $1.50 $1,75 $1,75 American 6-19 6-19 6-29 „ 1 6-19 $2 prior preferred (quar.)y.__ —_ American Cyanamid Co.,: com. (quar.)______ . 12 '/2C Class B (quar.) preferred (quar.)____y. American Dairies) Inc., common 6-12 7- 6-15 7-20 75c 75c 75c 4'A^ . 1 25c Ashland (quar.) (quar.) American Crystal Sugar Co., 6-15 7- 2 7- 1 •_ (quar.)_ (quar.)______ American Chain & Cable Co. (quar.) American Cigarette <fe Cigar, com. (quar.)__ - 7- 6-30 6-11 4 y 6% preferred (quar.) American Colortype Co. 6-15 6-10 (quar.) ___i 59 %c 30c 6-15 1 1 (quar.) non-cum, 6-12 1 6-29 10% (quar.) Common 1 7- 1 Stock dividend Common 6-12 i Corp. Asbestos 7- - • 6-19 " 7- l 40c 62'Ac (quar.) Drill Twist 7- 1,. $3 Transit Co., com. (resumed) convertible prior preferred (quar.i____ Underwriters 7- 1 7- 1 (s-a) Twin City Rapid 5%, 7-2 20c common...... (quar.)„_ common ; 7%. non-cum. preferred 1 7% non-cum. preferred 7% non-cum. preferred 6-12 6-23 6-23 6-15 6-19 6-15 6-15 6-18 6-18 7- 1 6-30 6-30 6-25 7- 1 7- 2 $25c __ (quar.)____-__:_______I____ Co. of 6-16 6-17 ' Car. & Foundry, Common 6-17 25c $$1.25 ' (quar.)____ —___, Products Corp. Trico ___'_ (quar.) Co., Ltd. Corp., preferred $5 :_ (quar.) j.__ Tri-COntinental 6-30 $1.25 $1.25 $1.25 25c (quar.)______ common Inc. Mortgage • - 6-26 v (quar.)__ Co., common 1 50c Arvin 1 7- 40c • 25c 75c 1 43%c 4 75c Special y 6- Y.)— (N. Insurance 7- . y Ashdown Hardware Co, Ltd, class A (quar.) 6-20 1 7- 18%c ' (quar.)__r 6% preferred (quar.) American Can Co., 7% pfd. 6-30 6-19 7- 6-15 75c 35C 75c 30c $1,75 Quarterly American * 1 50C Extra Arundel 1 6-12 1 After this 4 7- 1 7- 1 1 7- (quar.)_______ common American Bank Note 6- , 7- Coy j__ Metal 6-20 1 25c Co (quar. Alliance Art 1 93%c (quar.) Mfg. Air Filter, preference 7% <quar.)___ Mills Thomaston • Pipeline— (quar.) Pacific preferred 5% 6-26 7c (quar.) (quar.) common Mig., common of America— Goods $7 preferred , 5c • Natural Gas preferred $5 Texas & American 10c Fund Aircraft Temco * Corp., 6-15 66- 6-15 50c (quar.), Corp. Hoffman & 6-15 : $1 93%c Equipment Corp, common (quar.) 6- 50c 75c $1 (quar.)__" Corp. Co. American 15c 56c Aro 7- 12'Ac Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.— 6% convertible preferred (quar.) Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.) American Agricultural Chemical Co Inc.— ' Arnold 6-10 6-30 $3 5c 20c 30c 25c (quar.)________ commofi preferred $3.75 ;__ preferred Stetson Aluminum Inc., 3'A%> pfd. (quar.) Textiles, common (quar,).— Drug, & Stern Stern Stores Aluminum 6-22 income Products Allied 6-30 6-10 1 Extra- 50c $1.09% (s-a)_ Inc. Paper Mills, Allis-Chalmers $1 ordinary (quar.) preferred (quar.) Allied 6-15 6-15 6-19 6-19 Farnham Fund, & 5% 6-26 7- 1 7- 1 7- 1 _ 1 7- Constable Stock Industries Allied 10c 50c 25c 75c ' (quar.) income) Stahl-Meyer, inc., $2-$5 prior pfd. (quar.)__ Standard Paper Manufacturing Co., com..^ 6% preferred (quar.) _ Starrett (L. S.) Co. (increased quar.).. Arnold (Alan) (quar.)__Allied Laboratories. Inc. (quar.) invest¬ net (From 6-19 6-20 7- $1.50 Wood (See Co. 1 1 6-19 . 37'Ac $1106'A ' Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp., com. $4.37'A preferred (quar.) 6-18 6-15 6-19 8-17 7-20 7-20 7-20 7-20 7-20 7-20 7- 1 7- 1 7- 1 9-1 8- 1 8- 1 8- 1 8- 1 8- 1 8- 1 • 10c $1.50 30c 92'Ac 97'Ac $1.03% $1.06% $1.10 $1.15 _________ Public Service, Southwestern 31'Ac (quar.).________ (s-a I : (quar.) Steel 77- 5-25 1 7- Payable of Rec. v preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) ; Armstrong Rubber Co.r class A (quar.) Class B (quar.) 4%% convertible preferred (quar.) $4 $3.75 6-24 $i'.i5 1 5-25 Steel) Allen Gas Co., common preferred A r (quar.). Allegheny & Western Ry. guaranteed Allen Electric & Equipment (quar.) * Southern States Iron Roofing CO.— (quar.)J preferred, Wood Alan • Co. (quar.) Insurance (Durham, N. C.)__ Southeastern Southern ■ $2.25 12'/2c Public Service Co. Southeastern preferred preferred (quar.) Albemarle Paper Mfg. (quar.)_„ Aldens, Inc., common (quar.)_„ 4'A % 1954 4.20% Power, 4.50% distribution" (payable on ; presentation of certificates!. Pinal distribution probably will not be made late ; preferred 6% 9-10 10- t $4 1 $4 $1.05 common. 1 6-24 $2.50 v z Southern RR. ' liquidating until (s-a) Armstrong Cork Corp.— RR. Youngstown & preferred Alabama Great South West Pennsylvania Pipe LinesThird Canton 5% 7-10 6- 9 Quarterly Smith Akron Ltd.— Canada, of Co. Holderi When Per Share Name of Company Payable of Rec. Share Name of Company Payable of Rec. Share Company Sherwin-Williams u. 1953 Monday, June 15, Holdera When Holderi When Per U. ... (2576) 95c 1 Volume 177 Number 5229 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2577) Per Name - . of Company Brockway Motor common Borough $4 preferred junior preferred (E. 7-30 Central 7-10 6-10 4Vi% 15c 7- 1 6-15 4.75% common (quar.) 20c 7- 1 6J12 5.25% (quar.),— $1 Mills, Class 7- 1 6-12 10c 7- 1 6-12 2uC 6-30 6-15 93 %c 6-30 6-bO t30c 6-15 5-15 > f 15c .___ 6-15 5-15 1 ._, (quar.) L.) Ltd., class B A (quar.) (quar.) Brunswick-Balke-Collender ; , Co., 25c (quar.) com. $5 preferred (quar.) __—t. Bryndum Corp., com. (stock dividend) — 6-15 7- $1.25 — 6- stock, class A In lieu will holdings, of share 36c the of $3 partic. 57 2nd and each 4*%% pfd. pfd. pfd. of 1 6- Bullock's, 4% Inc., 4% 6-15 6- 1 6-15 6- 1 6-15 6- 1 JC preferred Bulova Burns Co., <» Class A 7- 1 6-30 6-12 8- 7-13 (quar.) $1 $1 8- 75c (quar.) 1 1 45c r*1 7- 5% preference 6- 2 8 7-29 7- 7-29 Bush 7% Bush Butler's, '■ Co. Inc., 4V2 Copper Hosiery Co, preferred (s-a) 7% C. I. Jackson T. Co. $3 sinking Pacific Co. 6-30 8-15 7-31 45c Water •" 6-20 20c I > 6-10 6- 6-20 75C 8- 62c 8- 62 V2C (quar.) 6- 7- 1 . & Camden ft 5 Service Camden : Hecla, Inc. 1 Co. (quar.) 6-15 6-10 6- 1 6-15 6- 1 6-15 6- 1 Circle 6-15 6- 1. Citizens 50c 7- 15c ____ Ry. 75c 5 7-1 1 Common 5% 6-15 30c '7- 1 6-16 62 Vic 7- 1 6-16 Canada Crushed ft 6% Cut Stone, t5c - $$1.50 2 15c 7- 1 7- 6- * Co. Assurance (Toronto) 1 $37 Vic 6-15 r h ' Northern Canada Permanent Power Corp. Mtge. 6-10 6-15 >• 6-29 6-11 ' 6-29 6-11 * 6-15 5-15 > 6-15 7-25 Varnish Co, Canada Wire ft 7- 2 7- 2 (quar.)_ •$3iy4c 7- 1 .4% 6-15 Class A Class i Canadian Bronze 6-15 5-29 common (quar.) $1.75 preferred Canadian 6% preferred 8- 2 1 5-29 7- Ltd, Ltd Food 1, 7- 2 4%% preference Canadian General Canadian Ice Class (quar.i Electric Machine t60c 6-30 A Canadian 6-30 6- 5 5 8% Oils Cos, 4%4& or^fprred Silk Canadian 6-30 6- 7- 2 7- 2 , A .. ... 6-10 Carnation 3%% Mfg., Co, 1st 5% common preferred preferred (quar.) (quar.)__ 4% iquar.i preferred 4% Corp, Carriers & Carthage Case (J. 7% General Co, (quar.) Products Ltd, A Class B B <auar.) <quar.)__ quar.) Stock 4.20% 41/2% 7% Celtic common (reduced). of Ice Co, Life Colorado , $3.50 Products Fuel & pfd. 6-10 6-10 $62 %c (quar.) 7- 1 87 %c — 6-30 7- 1 7- $1 1 Co. 6-30 6- 6-30 6- 5 6-30 6- 5 6-30 6-15 7- 1 6-15 10c Co. Ed.son Go, common Investment investment preferred - (Ky.) Nast Publications Life preferred 6-30 6-30 1 6-15 6-30 6-15 (reduced) 7- 1 6-12 40c preferred 7- 1 6-12 40c preferred (quar.) 8-31 8-15 (quar.) (quar.) Ltd.__ ; Knitting Co, Brewing Co 5% preference (s-a) Central Cold Storage Co. 7-20 7-20 6- 5 7- 1 6- 5 $1.75 7- 1 6- 5 i 7-10 6-30 7- 6-12 1 • 50c 7- 2 6-20 6-19 6- 5 Goods Co. Freightways, Inc., 1st preferred (quar.) 37 %C 6-30 6-20 1 6-20 6- 5 $1.12% 7- 1 6-15 $1.12% 10- 1 9-15 75c $1.75 15c 6- 5 7- 1 7- 1 6- 5 6-24 6- 4 & Dejay Delaware com. Delaware 6-11 6-15 5-29 6-15 6- 2 (quar.) 1 Co. (quar.) preferred 7 20c 6-25 6-10 $75c 6-30 6-15 7- 1 6-15 37 %c 6-30 6-10 6-30 $1.50 6-10 $1 7- 1 6-15 7- 1 6-19 6-29 6- 50c 6-25 6-10 7- 1 6- 12y2C 7- 1 6-15 17 %C _______ 4 a 10c from Co. Electric Co. 6- 6-27 6-11 —.— 35c 7-31 7- —— $1.44 6-30 6-10 $1.07 6-30 6-10 , —-—- __— _______ (s-a) ______— RR.—:—_— (s-a) _ (s-a)——— Co.— Detroit Co. Harvester Detroit, Hillsdale Semi-annual 6-30 6-30 6-10 7- 1 6-15 6-20 6-10 $1 $1 6-15 6- 5 75C 6-15 6- 4 12-15 12- 4 25c (quar.) — Western ft South 6-10 $1 75c 1st preferred Corp, 7 92VaC 15c (quar.)___-, Rio Grande Western Oil 6-15 $1 preferred Derby 3 25C (quar.)__ (quar.)™,— RR. Tramway 5-25 7- 25c (quar.) (quar.) preferred preferred 3.70% & 6-11 8 7-15 25c Light Co.— (increased) Denver 1 6- 93 %c & preferred 4.28% 4% Hudson Power RR. 6-18 6-15 6- $2 — — 6-25 30c 1 Co. -3 1 CO 6-18 Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.— preferred (quar.) 50c 8-15 8- B preferred (quar.) 50C 11-16 11- » $1 6-15 6- 1 25c 6-15 6- 5 15c 6-20 6-10 7- 6- 6-15 6-10 5% 9-15 9-10 Detroit 12-15 12-10 Detroit 6-15 6- 6-15 6- 1 6-15 6- 1 1 1 6- 5 6-30 6- 2 7- 1 6-20 7- 1 6-20 10- 1 9-19 8- 3 7-15 7- Mortgage Steel Diamond Diversey From Dixie Co. Home 6-12 Dominion 6-19 6-12 Dominion Dome Mines, 4y2'% Stores Glass 5-30 5-15 8- 7-10 Dominion 6- Dominion $1.25 10c 1 Ltd, 1 6-14 4 Square Corp, Dominion Stores, Ltd. 30c 6-15 6- 1 New $1.50 6-15 6- 1 $1 Structural Tar ft common preference common. — common (quar.) Dominion 6-20 5-29 6-15 5-25 20c 6-27 6-17 4c 6-15 6-25 6-10 15c 6-15 5-30 20C (quar.)_ — Ltd. (quar.) (quar.) Steel, Chemical, Ltd 6- 1 7-30 6-30 $20c 7- 1 6-12 $15c 7- 2 6-11 $17%C — Ltd, Steel, 6-24 6-154- i_—— (quar.) Co, preferred B-30 7- (quar.)___^ Co, & 5-20 6-12 40c income-—__——— Foundries 6 6-15 6-26 Fund— Stock (quar.) Ltd._, Ltd. Corset 1 $1.10 $30c — —— (quar.) preferred Dominion (quar.)_^ (quar.) Growth Cup Co. $1.50 25c (quar.)_____ (quar.) investment 7-15 8 — ____________ Seagrams Ltd. Corp. Diversified Car Corp. Distillers Corp. 3 6- Motor T Stores Diana, 8- 5-15 (quar.) (quar.) & 6-19 6-26 Realty & Corp. Almy Chemical Co. (quar.)_-_— Di Giorgio Fruit Corp, $3 preferred (s-a) _ Diamond Alkali Co, 4.40% preferred (quar.) Dewey 55c (quar.) (quar.) com. & Delaware Denver 1 — (quar.)_ 15c from investment income, and realized securities profits--- 5 6-15 6-17 6-15 Delaware ' 5-29 7- 6-24 57 %c (quar.) 1 common 6- 7- — Stores, Inc. (quar.)_ Fund, Inc.— Co, 50c 75c quar.)_— pfd. (quar.)__-_—; Deere 50c < Consolidated 5 25c 6% Dayton & Michigan RR, 8% pfd. De Long Hook & Eye (quar.) Decca Records, Inc. (quar.)—_ Deep Rock Oil Corp. (quar.) 6-15 $75c — (quar.) Corp. 1 6- $1.12% — Corp, common preferred A (quar.)—. 4.60% 7% (s-a) (quar.) (N.Y.) 6- 6-15 $1.12% — : Co, 6-30 Securities, Dreferred non-cum. preferred (quar.) Engineering 6% (quar.) Chemical 6-22 50c Diversified Standard Edison Co. 6- 6-15 6-15 25c (quar.) common (increased A 1 6-17 Cigar Corp. Coppermines Consolidated $$2.50 & 8- $1.25 Consolidated $5 Co, A.) Co Frere, Ltd.— 6-22 37 %c Dry 6-15 5c (L. 6-22 $1.25 $2.50 6-1$ B-lt 6-17 Dixie — Consolidated 6-30 6-16 1 1 Industries— Consolidated 9-29 1 1 10c Consolidated Ltd, (accum.) $1.75/ $2.50 , 6-18 • 7- 8- 10c (quar.) Consolidated 2 7- 8- 10c (quar.) B 1 7- 4 Common 37 %c Chi mica! 7- 5-29 4.56% 20c Extra 8-10 50c A 6-30 6-10 4 $1.50 common Extra 8-10 Ltd. (quar.)__, Consolidated 6-24 10c Investments, Inc., 6-18 6-25 10c (quar.) 25c Co— 6-1$ 6-30 25c (quar.) 6-15 37 %C Connecticut Light & Power Co.~— Connecticut River Banking (s-a) Connohio, 6-16 30c $1.75 A 6-30 30c class $1.25 50c 10c 7- 6-12 6-30 1 5% ——' 7-15 5-19 7- 20c 5 15c (quar.)__ 50c 6-15 2% (stock dividend) G. 2 (Toronto)— Semi-annual $1.12% com. 50C 45c Inc. (quar.) Cigar Corp Dan River Mills, common (quar.)_. 4'/2 % preferred, (quar.) Dana Corp, common (quar.)__ 3% % preferred series A iquar.) W. 6- 17V2C (quar.) Extra 6-10 4 $37 %c Inc.. 1 4 $37 %C Quarterly Congoleum-Natrn, 7- 7- 9- $37%c 7-20 1 7-15 25c (quar.) - , 6- 6- 25c Quarterly 7-15 8-10 i6y»c 1 12- 6- $1.50 __________ Association 60c 50c 5 9-24 6-15 $1.75 (quar.)— <• Class 6- 12-24 1st 8 - 6-15 (s-a) 6c (quar.) preferred 9-21 Light Co.— Confederation 8-15 Co, Inc.— Sugar 25c (quar.) Conde 11-14 13%c , 5 50c 33c __________—_ Insurance 1 11-14 6-10 50c Delta 6-12 8-31 6-30 (quar.) 6-30 35c 6- 11-30 25c Inc. (quar.)___—_ preferred (quar.)___ (quar.) 45c — 6-10 11-30 6- Securities, A 25c (quar.) (quar.) 6-30 6-20 t Co.— income) Life 10-10 60c — (ouar.)—— Water & Class 6- 6-15 , (quar.) Engine 25c (quar.) preferred 6-30 $5 (s-a) 6-30 $12 %c 6-16 6-24 93%C common A Davison 5 (Wash, D. C.) ____________—_____________ 6-30 - 6-12 50c preferred Class Class 6-19 31V4C (quar.) 6-30 68 %c 20c ' 12-16 (quar.) Corp. David 5 6-15 Insurance 1 6-30 7% Darling 6-20 6- 6-15 37 %c — — $1.25 4 B 6-15 Corp.-—■ Steel Co, Forster 6-15 1 6-30 (initial quar.) convertible & 1 7- 1-2-54 (quar.) Zellerbach common 8- 7- 5c — > 6-20 62 %c (quar.) 1 i Seal Davison-Boutell 15c Community Public Service Co. (quar.) Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. (quar.) 6-23 r 6-16 10c common Commonwealth 6-15 . 6-16 7-20 $6 conv. preferred 8-15 50c D. 6-15 $7 America, Class •/ 6-16 1 Semi-annual 6-10 6- 6-17 1 1 (From of 1 $2.50 $1.25 (quar.) preferred (quar.) 7% preferred (quar.) Cuban Tobacco, 5% preferred V America- of Columbus Mutual Life Insurance 6-10 6 1 7- 8-15 Columbia Title 6-10 7- 7- 7- preferred 7-17 6-16 6-30 6-19 Lumber .•4 Class ,> 6rl5 7- $15c & Crum 6-30 $2.50 Co. (quar.) International, class A New 6-19 6-15 25c Stores, Inc. (quar.) Clothing, 4y2% pfd. (quar.) 4y2% preferred (quar.) Curtis Publishing Co, $4 prior pfd. (quar.)_ "< $7 preferred (quar.) _____——_ Curtiss-Wright Corp, common (quar.) Class A (quar.)_ 6-16 1 7- $1.40 1 1 7- 5-27 7-15 (quar.) 4%% preferred Cunningham Drug 6-16 7- 6-16 7-15 $6c Curlee 6-15 6-30 5-18 6-26 — (quar.) common 5V2% Cummins 5 6-30 5-18 6-15 5c 3 20C 6-12 1 6- 6- 1 25C 7- 2 7- 6-15 7- 6-22 — Ltd. Cork Culver 3 12 %c convertible 8- 6- — $1.32 S2 6-15 1 2 5-22 6-15 class A__. 6-19 _____ Commonwealtn $1 1 25c 6-12 6- 7- 6-30 (ouar.) Co, 6-12 1 6-20 50c L.), .Cuban-American ; 6-25 1 (quar.)____ Baking 5-25 6-15 7-10 ——______ Co. Gas Co. interstate 2 7- 5 6-17 (quar.) Corp, com. 5% preferred A (quar.)™ 5V2% preferred B (quar.) 2 1 5 5-29 $7.40 pfd. Iron 7- 1 ' 6-15 7- 6- 6- 5-27 $1.31 Va (quar.) Cork 5% 6-17 —. 7- 7- , «- 6-15 6-15 10% preferred A (quar.) Realty Co. (quar.) preferred Crucible 6-11 • 6-15 6-22 6-15 6-15 5 30c (quar.) com. Mfg. Co Co, $2 6-30 6-15 6- 20c Corp, preferred Company, Crown 6-15 6- 7-13 6-26 Cutler-Hammer. ________ «-2P (R. Cross 6-12 6-30 7-15 100% (quar.) Crown 1 6-15 1 6- $$1.20 (s-a) 6-15 35c Crown 6-30 participating preferred Participating Gas System, Inc. (quar.)___—_ 6- 1 L 6-14 7- 6-15 6-15 Reynolds Corp.— Creameries *6-11 6-24 1 (quar.) common $$1 7- 6-25 - $1 (quar.)___ 25c 7-15 Crain 8 1 Credit 6-30 6- 30c 5% & 3%% 5 7- Shearing & Stamping (quar.) Solvents Corp. (quar.) $25c 6-15 1 1 25c Electric A dividend Crane 8-15 6-25 (quar.) Insurance Commercial $$1.12% t>- 1 6-12 6-29 7- 7- 65c (quar.)_ (Toronto) — preferred Colonial 6-22 9- 7- Commercial 4% preferred A Canada 6-15 $1 50c $1.05 (quar.) America, Centlivre Central 1 50c Commercial $25o dividend 2nd 7- $1.75 6-15 $25c nr°ferred Corp. $1 — 6-12 $12 %c ___ Caterpillar Tractor Co, , class A (quar.) Class Celanese 6-20 —_ (quar.)__ 37 %c (quar.) common Class i 1 25c (quar.) Procucts, inc., Y.) Craddock-Terry Shoe, common—_____ 5% f preferred (s-a)!_____ i 5% preferred (s-a)__ 5-25 7- 5-13 50c (stock dividend)^ Investors, Ltd, Orampton Electric— & 25c — preferred Catelli Food 6-15 10c (quar.) 10c (quar.) $1 5 50c (quar.)„__ $1.75 Corp. Mills I.) 6- Connecticut Investment Management Corp.— Amer. Carrier 6-20 $1.12 Va 2 6y4% Co, !' 5 (, ; 30c (quar.i 7- deposit receipts B ord. (interim)__ 4.80% pfd. (quar.) preferred (quar.) 'leiepnone ft Teiegrapn Carpenter Paper Carreras, Ltd.— 5 6- 10c (monthly)—— 6-26 (quar,)_ Carolina 6- 6-20 $1.50 (quar.)_ 6-15 93 %c I 15c 5-29 ____ 6-12 36c jquar.)_ 6-12 50c _______ (quar.) 6-12 6-30 $1.25 . 2 7- 6-30 25c 1 40c $1 37 %c (interim) Co. series Corroon 37%C preferred Dairy Colonial 11-11 25c 6-16 5-29 $1.37% (quar.) 2 $25c 7-1 6-15 6-30 50c dividend Corporate 6-15 „ 6- 15C .$5.25 62>/aC 7- $37 %c (quar.) Stock 6.-16 1 $1.12% common Range Crossett (quar.) Gas preferred Columbia Boxes, — (Philip) Co. Commonwealth (quar.) 6-16 , (quar.) preferred preferred Commonwealth Co, class A 6-30 40c 7- + 5% preference B—______——._—______ Capital City Products Co. (quar.) Capital Transit Co Carey, Baxter ft Kennedy, Inc..— Carey (quar.)_ 7- .$$2 iquar.i 6-16 $1.12'/a.. common Colorado 6-10 12-11 * Ltd.— Products wirsbound class $1.50 (quar.) (quar.)_______ 6-30 ,7- 5 6-15 15c (quar.) Cornell-Dubilier . (quar.) $$1.25 pfd. (quar,.) Refractories, Canadian • 4% 1 $1.75 t IOC $$1.25 (quar.)_. preferred Canadian J85c 120c preferred 12- $63 $$2 common- 12-16 25c (quar.) International ^6-5 (quar.) Ltd, 1 $1.75 $$1.12% _____ Ltd. Co, 10- $1.50 , Columbia Canadian Ingersoll Rand Ltd Canadian Motor Lamp Co, Ltd. 5% .____ .7- 1 Copper 6-15 10c 20c (N. Insurance Co, com. Cosmopolitan (quar.)_____ preierred Color-Craft 6- 3 t30c ts_a) 7-16 10-16 $1.25 common convertible Quarterly Ltd.— Froducts, Electric illuminating Co.— Trencher Counties , $6 * 7-10 t35c _—1 (quar.) Dredge & Dock, 1 $43%c :_ Canadian 8- t50c common. Canadian Co, Co. 0 m.25 (quar.)__ common (quar.). Cottons, $31c 6-15 J25c Celanese, Ltd, preferred (quar.). Iron 1 50c Coffee Cook 75c (quar.)__ pfd. 7- Corp Cook 6-15 40C Supply____^_^ Coca-Cola 5-29 7- (quar.)_____—;___— Canners, Ltd. (quar.) . Canadian $1 t$i t25c preferred Canadian 6-15 t75c Steel ,6- 4 10c 5J/a % Colgatc-Palmolive-Peet. (interim). Ltd, Co, Co, Coca-Cola 1 ™—_ Ltd. Continental 6-25 $1.25 Corp. 6-15 $1.06 VA Corp 6-26 50c (quar.) Molybdenum Foods, InC, 4.80% ? 6- .—__________ (quar.) Breweries, 5% Co, (quar.) B Canadian ; pref. Ltd.— Life .« Electric 2nd Coble •' 1 5-25 1 Common (quar.) preferred 7%; 1st 4% 6-19 tboc Ltd, 5% Cable . Coast 5-15 $15c t$1.25 Cable Cluett-Peabody & Co, ,i — Goip._— Steamship Lines, Ltd.— preferred (s-a) Canada $4.50 4Va% Canada 5%» Cleveland Climax 2 2 t50c <quar.)_ 7 8- C 6-12 7- $1.13 Co. Motors 5 93 %c (quar.) Continental $2 $1 preferred . * 7- 7- J25C & 6-12 (quar.) (quar.) Continental 5 6- 1 (quar.) Insurance 6- 6-15 Foundry & Machine Co. (quar.) Co, common (quar.) 75c $4 Builders Cleveland IfthC Ltd. 7r 871/2 4.80% ^convertible f It 10c !-:■ • Canada 1 (quar.)__ investing Clinton ________ 6^ (quar.)j, pfd. 1 7- Gin preferred 4V2% 6-30 6-20 (quar.)__ Electric, 4% .Utilities 5-29 6-15 $30c Machinery Corp, Ltd. (s-a) Special Malting Co, Ltd. (quar.) _____ Wire $4.50 <• 6-15 . — Canada 7-15 75c (s-a): Cleveland-Cliffs J. i Canada Extra 7- $1.06'A Quarterly, Continental 6-15 4 series A 7- 60c (quar.) Commercial 30c com. 6-16 (quar.) common preferred Continental 6-15 1 preference .(quar.). Equipment Co,.5_%, preferred (quar.)_ Clarostat' Mfg; Co.' (resumed) _• Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)^ 5-20 $75c Life 1 6-26 6-20 ' Co, preferred preferred Cleveland preference 9 1 7- Clark Ltd.— Canada Canada 7-28 • $32%c< (quar.) Dry Ginger Ale, Inc., com. (quar.) $4.25 preferred (quar.) Canada f oundries & Forgings, Ltd.— Class A (quar.) Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.___™____ - 1 7- 1 6% non-cum. preferred (quar.) Clark Controller Co, common (initial) touar.)______ (quar.) 5 2nd 75c Circle Theater Co. ' $1.30 pref. $4.25 50c 6- Co, preferred 7- (quarj b-lft Campbell.(A. S.) Co, common (quar.)______ $2.50 preferred (quar.) 1 Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd Can Continental City, Products'Corp. .(qyar.)^___ City Railway -(Dayton), common 1 Cement Co, Ltd, Tool 6-30 Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc.— Common (quar.)__ Baking, common preferred (quar.) $1,121/2 City 7- Canada 6- (quar.l___ * (N. Y.) (quar.) 6-10 1 343/«c — 6-15 Co. 6-16 6-30 ' convertible, preferred Continental Continental Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry. 1 • Forge Co.— 5V2% 6-12 15c 6-15 27c (quar.) 6-26 (quar.) Co.— Cincinnati Gas & 6-15 (quar.)— Burlington City 25c ___ ' Calumet 6-16 Chicago, South Shore & South Bend RR.— -j Quarterly 27'/2C 4__ 6-26 (reduced)_____ (quar.),; 5% ^preferred 25c :—; 11c income) Chicago Towel Col; common (quar.) .7% • convertible preferred (quar,)^__. Christiana Securities Cp, common v) 7% j preferred (quar.)__ 5 6-15 " Pneumatic Common 6-20 75c (quar.) com. 6- $1,121/2 convertible 35c ! Cc„ (quar.)__ preferred 7- 5% (quar.) preferred California 5 •» (quar.) 6-15 America Lumber Co. 6-15 40c 5-29 15c invest, 1 $1.37% 6-15 Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. (quar.) Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. Co.— 5-15 7-30 ; Co.— Utilities preferred, 5.40% 6-15 (stock dividend) preferred fund Ink $3 8 $10c (quar.) com. (from 1 7- 6-30 40c 6-15 $3.75 6-15 5-28 7- (quar.) 1 1 1 $1.13 1 $5.50 1 7- 12y2c (quar.) 7- Continental 6-15 7- 6-15 $1.12% Inc. 6-12 '50c & (quar.) (quar.). Lines, Assurance Co. 30c Chicago 6-15 6- 37 Vic common (quar.)—I California 7-1' Air 5 Co. preferred preferred 4.52% 6- 53c 7- Extra 6-15 6-23 4.50% Continental 5 6-15 75c $1.19 (quar.) 3 6-12 6- Inc.— $1.04 A Chicago Mill 6-19 1 50c (quar.) California 5V2% 28'Ac _ . 7-13 7- $$3.50 Power preferred 5% 10c 12 %C — Ltd, Corp. Electric preferred $2.50 6-15 Stores, 12'/2C (quar.) 6- 7-23 6-15 10c Power 50c 6-15 1 . 'Common $2.50 1 7- 6-10 6-29 $75c (quar.) Continental preferred Class k' Financial California . 7- $1.75 (*uar.) Calaveras Cement Co, , 62 Vic (quar.)_ 6-10 6-17 Co.,— Butterfly Byron pfd. 6-10 1 6-17 1 1 6-15 25c Retail 50c 5-22 1 7- jquar.) (quar.) & Zinc 6-15 7- 31'Ac — ;(quar.)_ common preferred Butte 5% (accum.) Terminal tile 28 %c (quar.)__________ Buildings, preferred 8 Ltd.— preferred Terminal 8 10- 1 7- 6-15 6-27 50c Consumers 7- 5-20 6-27 Ltd.— Co, (s-a)____; 6-10 7- 6-15 25c Rendering Common Service— Trust & Ltd. •6-30 (quar.) of Paper, 30c $1.15 Inc. 18%C 65%c 4 V2 % preferred (quar.) Consumers Co. (quar.) (quar.) Co. Corp. (quar.) Corp, com. (quar.)__ 6-18 $1.50 preferred Utilities Extra 6-18 871/2C preferred 6-15 6-18 (quar.) Public 6-15 1 6-30 (quar.) Vermont 6-15 1 7- 6-30 (quar.)_ common 1 7- $1.23 —.___ Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.v common (quar.)___ 3 Vi % convertible; preferred (quar.) Chesebrough Mfg. Co. (Consol) (quar.) Chicago, Burlihgton & Quincy RR Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.— <" 7- 8 10- 10-29 Co, 7- $1 $1.31 V* ; _— (quar.) prefened 6-12 1 6-30 35c $1.12 ft $25c Consolidated Consolidated $1 (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) Grocers Consolidated 5 Payable of Rec. Power— Quarterly 6-15 Chenango & Unadilla Telephone 8 10-29 (quar.) preferred preierred 6-15 6- 7- $1.12'/2 * & preferred (quar.) Consolidated Lithograph Mfg. Service Power Chemical Bank 6-10 $50c r Docks, non-cum. preferred Gas Light Holders When Share Electric 5V4% 6-25 55c (quar.)_ common (quar.) Public Maine 4 Vi % tSOc participating class A (quar.) Mfg., 4%% preferred (quar.) Bush Illinois Co, Champion Paper & Fibre $4.50 preferred (quar.) Chapman Valve Mfg. Go. Lid.— Dry Light preferred Chamberlin 7-13 6-29 $25c $50c Btirrard Illinois 4.75 % 6-12 50c preference A 1 4.15% 6-16 2 $50c 1 Class 1 7- Century Electric Co. Century Ribbon Mills, Century Shares Trust Cerro de fasco Corp. 0 7- ______ (quar.) Co., Ltd. 1 7- Central 5-2P $45c • _.— Co. Steel b- 6-15 40c _ tquar.j Watch Burlington 0-z8 20c - preferred 7- $1.18% Central 1 $3.50 ™. $1,021/2 $1,021/2 (quar.)___- 6% $1.50 Co. 6-15 Consolidated Consolidated (quar.) 4.60% Buckeye Bullard 6-15 "C" 3.50% : - 1 "B"- 4 Vi % a $2.50 _ 6-10 7- Gas, (Bait.) common 4% % preferred B 4'/2% preferred C 6-10 1 preferred 5>/4% 6-15 Consolidated 6-10 1 preferred Central stock) Pipe Line Co. (ouar.l Bucyrus-Ene Co. (quar.) Building Products, Ltd. (quar.) 1 7- (quar.) preferred (quar.)4.92% preferred (quar.)_: (s-a) Co 77- $1,311/4 preferred '.'A" -(quar.) Central stk. l/100th $1.12V2 $1.183/4 (quar.) 4.75% partic. com. Per Name of Company 8 Electric— & 4% (s-a) (s-a) oil Green, A 6- 4.10% shares, stockholders for $5 partic. class A Buck stock com. of fractional receive class 6-20 40c preferred 4.10% share of 4y2%. pfd. stock of Hat Corp. of America on each 100 shares on combined Gas 10c preferred (quar.1) preferred (quar.) Common (One ; (quar.) common Holders Payable of Rec. Central Illinois Electric ft Gas Co.— < 6-22 1 Hudson When Share . Foundry Co, (quar.) Co., common (quar.)__—_ preferred (quar.)—_— 3%% Bruck 6 Central 15c conv. 4% Bruce Per •' Name of Company ; • 6-18 preferred Gas___ 6% Distilleries, Brown-Forman 8- v 6-25 50c Brooks Brothers, Holders Payable of Rec. 50c Common Brooklyn When Share Co., 13 7-15 6-25 $40c 7-15 6-28 $35c 7-15 6-26 $$1.12% $$1 7-15 6-15 $15c 6-15 5-19 $10c 6-15 5-15 Ltd.— (initial) $10c 8- 3 7- 2. (quar.) $25c 7- 2 6- 1 14 Dominion Textile 7% Dominquez Oil Ltd., Co., preferred Douglas & Lomason Co. Dow Chemical Co., Corp. (quar.) Industries, Inc., 3%% Du preferred Mont 5% Co. (A. (E. 7% Dun common preferred 5% East — Gas 6-15 6-12 1 6-15 Ford Howard Stock investment 1 6-15 Fort 6-30 6-15 Foster 9- 1 8-21 Fostorla 1 8-21 Foundation 6-20 7-15 6-30 7- 1 6- 8 4%% 7- 1 6- 8 Froedtert 7- 1 6-10 $1.75 7- 1 6- 5 Frontier $1.50 7- 1 6- 5 Fruit Fownes Fraser Egry El El preferred 1 6- 5 2 6-15 2 6-15 Fundamental Paso Natural Electric Bond Two of each 100 .Elgin Co., 5% 6-19 5-29 125c 6-15 5-16 . (stock 4M» % 6 Ma % Corp. Ely & Emerson Watch Dry Drug, 6- preference 6-20 partic 1st 1 100% 7-15 6-30 7-27 7- 6-15 5-26 7- 5-26 1 6-30 Common 6-17 1 preferred 6% Mfg. » Eskimo Erwin Eureka Goods Co., preferred Co., 6-18 5-28 6-30 6-15 7- 1 6-15 7- 1 6-19 7-15 7-15 6-26 9- 1 8-12 7- 1 6-15 $1.75 10c . 6-30 7- " Lakes 8- Great West Life Assurance Co. 7-15 S $2 25c 37 Mac 28M»c 6-30 C.) Williams 5% 6-15 6- 8 20c 6-15 6-22 6- 1 12- 1 11-13 5 5% 1 6- 1 6- 1 6-15 6- 1 common— 10c 7- 6-17 $1.12M2 _.—. 1 7- 1 6-15 7- 1 6-23 Family Finance Corp., 4Mi% preference A common 7-15 7- 1 6-16 50c 7- 1 6-10 6-15 5-29 $5 6-15 6- $25c 6-15 5-20 18 AC 7- 1 6-11 35c 7- 1 6- 9 56MtC 7- 1 6- 9 62 Mac _ (quar.) 6-19 1 30C (quar.) 6-30 7- 1 6- 9 $1 (quar.) $35c 6-26 6-30 25c Corp 6-24 6-10 -Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co.— Syracuse' (N. Y.) (quar.)_—____ Quarterly Farrell-Birminghf 7- 1 $2.50 10- 1 6-lfl _ Federal Bake - .Federal Federal —— m Shops, Electric Co. Corp.,. 6-24 6-30 6-10 15c 66- 6 6-15 6- 5 75c 6-15 6- 5 75c 7- 6-10 - : — <fc Co., common 1 Fenton Tarrant United Mfg. Co. $1 Cleaning & Dyeing (quar.) 7- 10- 6-30 dividend Stock dividend 6-22 2% Fibre Products of Canada, 5% preferred (s-a) $2.10 General 5M2% 1500 Walnut Street Corp., $3 pfd. Finance Co. of America (Bait.) — A (quar.) (accum.)- (quar.) B Finance Co. Financial of 4 6- 5 6-25 . 35c 15c 6-15 6- 7-17 6- 7- 1 6-12 3c 6-15 5-29 7- 5-29 - '..50c 7- 1 Co. Refractories 6-10 7-1 6-15 - ' ^ Bank preferred (quar.) Telephone Co. -of .. 5-25 7-1 6-10 Harris, 6-10 Harrisburg 7- 1 7- 1 6-10 6-19 6-25 6- 6-29 preferred (quar.) Telephone Co. of 6-19 50C 62MiC 6-15 7- 1 6-15 8- preferred .(quar.) Telephone Corp.^ 7-15 1 7- 1 67&C 6-15 7- 1 6-15 7- 8-15 1 53c (quar.) _ Amer. ctfs. Co., preference Glen-Gery Shale Brick Falls Insurance Glens Falls Portland Co. (quar.) 55c55c 59%c v \ (quar.) (N. Class A Hercules-Steel 1 7- 1 8c 6-19 6-15 6- 1 7- 1 7- 1 6-15 7- 1 6-15 $1.12Mt 2% $20c 1 6-19 $1.25 7- 1 11- 2-1-54 1-20 6-30 6-19 6-24 6-10 7- 1 6-15 $1.12% 7- 1 6-17 50c 6-30 6-22 50c 6-30 $1 6-15 7Mic 6-15 (quar.) common (quar.) (quar.) i 25C , 56MiC ' 5Ma % 8- 7-11 Hoffman 6-10 Hoe 1 6-30 50c 7- 6-15 1 50c 7- 1 6-11 6- (R.) Class 6- a 6- 5 6-17 6- 7- 1 6-lt 25c 7- I 6-17 7- 1 6-17 7-1 6- 8 7- 1 6- 8 25c 7- 1 6-18 55c 6-25 6- 5c 6-15 6- ft 50c 6-15 5-25 8-15 7-25 . j J com. 40c - (quar.) (quar.)— 53 %c 8 50c 6-15 6- 60c — 6-26 6-16 3 15c 3 7-lft 2% Co., common dividend 88- 3 7-15 7- 1 6-15 $35c 6-25 5-30 40c 6-30 6- 50c 7-10 6-26 : lt75C 7-15 6-19 Mills, Inc., common (quar.)_ convertible preferred (quar.)_ 37 %C 7- 1 6-11 34%c 7- 1 6-11 25c 6-30 6-15 12MiC 7-15 6-30 7-15 6-30 Dauch 12 %C (quar.) Paper Co. & Worts, Ltd Radio Corp. (quar.) & Co., common (quar.) A (quar.)__I 25c 1 5-29 1 43%c Co.— Paper 6-16 I 6-27 6-15 25c Walker-Gooderham 6-26 7-16 6-12 6- 25c Hiram Hoberg 1 5 91MtC Mfg. 6-15 7- 6-15 6- 6-18 15c ; 6-11 1 8-1 30c (quar.)_ 6-15 7-15 2 25c —.— Co. 7- 6-22 -6- » 50c 6-15 7- 7-20 10-20 60c 1 - 6-19 1 $1.37 Mi 6-30 7- , 8-1 31M«C common Products Corp., preferred Hinde & 6 1 $1.37Mi $1.37Mi of Canada. Ltd.Hinde & Dauch Paper Co.__! Hines (Edward) Lumber (quar.) 40c (quar.)_ 5% 1 Co. Spencer, Bartlett & Stock 6-21 $1.25 6- 7- — Chocolate Corp., common (quar.)__ 4Mi% preferred series A (quar.) Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.) Hibbard, 6-15 1 40c — Hershey 7- 7- 6-15 (quar.) 6-15 6-17 1 6-30 50c Brewing (quar.) (quar.) Powder 6-10 7- 7- (quar.) Corp., 6-30 - 2 — common Hercules 6-19 6-18 7- 7% 6-15 ■' 6-10 , 7-20 W.) Co., common (quar.) preferred (quar.) Hercules Cement Corp. (quar.)— 9 1 t20c $1.50 Co., 3.65% preferred Rubinstein, common 1 I2M2C Y.) 3% Corp. 1 $1.25 Cement :— J.) 7- 40c (quar.) Co. (G.) Werner (H. 7- $1 15c Co Mining Heinz 1 Co.— 6- . 5-29 7- 4%: (quar.) Co., 7- $1.23 pfd. (quar.) Co Munning 7-15 1 6-30 6-15 . Helme- (George $1.50 i— $5 8- Gas Heileman Higbie (quar.)— (quar.) Increased 6-15 1 56MiC preferred Co., 4Mj% / Co. Steel 50c (quar.) (quar.) preferred •? Corp., $1.06M4 (quar.) (quar.) $5 7- 55c common', (quar.) Co., 6-15 27MiC Tin Power 7- 1 $1 (quar.) Hartman Tobacco, $4 prior pfd. (quar.) Hastings Mfg. Co. (quar.)_ Hat Corp. of America Co., common (s-a) — 4 Ma % preferred (quar.) ______—______—; Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. (quar.) .Hazeltine Corp. (quar.) Helena <quar.)_—— preferred . 5 5-29 preferred 8% 8- 6-15 $1.0 6 Mi $1.12 Ma/ dividend) Chemical Hartford 5-30 6-19 6-30 25C __ (quar.) convertible preferred 4Mi% 9 Southwest—1 the 5-30 6-15 8-15 20c common Refractories preferred Hecla 35c (quar.) preferred 5 % 6-19 7- 1 u- 6-15 t$l-25 (quar.) pfd. (Payable in class A stock) Y.) (quar.) Winkle Seybold Harshaw Hein —s 56MtC 6-15 $12 MaC (quar.) Carpets, Ltd. (reduced) 6-15 9 Ohio—» (quar.) 6-15 1 (N. (stock 6- $1.37 Ma '■ 1 7- preferred 5-25 5 6-19 7- Co.— dividend 6-30 6-30 Ltd., 5% (quar.) Co., 6- 35c 35C - (quar.) 5% preferred 2nd Issue (quar.) Harris (A.) & Co., 5Mi% pfd. (quar.) 5 Mi % preferred (quar.) 5Ma% preferred (quar.) (Indiana)—. . preferred Glidden Oil 6-15 1 5-26 Co.— Co., Co. Harnlschfeger 7- 6-15 Papef— Harding ■ (quar.) A preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 6-15 of Illinois— Co. class (quar.)— preferred conv. 6-15 30C (quar.) Telephone Co. of Michigan—-• preferred --Gillette Mfg. Watch 7- 6 $1.50 Cement Co. (stock dividend) Mines, Ltd. (Initial) Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.— /■V Cotton % % 6% 40c (quar.) Ltd., common Common 6-15 $1.18%, 7- 1 6-15 . 30c , quarterly Harbison-Walker 15c (quar.) quar.) convertible preferied (quar.)_. Ltd. (quar.) 25c — 2-20 $1,16 Co.— Printing F.) Co., 50c Giant Portland 5; (W. 7- 6 common 8-25 11-25 * 5-26 110c (quar.ju. 9-14 12-15 $1.25 3-12-54 $1.25. $1.25 r 6-10 Hanover 1 7- 10c 6-10 6-10 Stock 7- 6 $1.25 ^ . 1 4M2% 7- 6 — 9-14 6-30 7- 4 7-10 25c (quar.) 6-10 8-25 50c -11.25 J25C 50c (quar.) Telephone Gerber Products 5 5-26 1 1 6-15 . 5-26 Hammermill 1 ———. 6-30 1 4% 6-19 5-29 7- quar.) Glens 1 1 6-15 25c Giant Yellowknife Gold 6- 6-15 75c (increased 50o (Initial Co., Hanson-Van Investments, Ltd., Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co. $6 7-3 6-15 5 8- (quar.) 7-15 Co. 7- Hamilton common 6-30 75c (quar.) (N. Y.) J20c $1.25 Co. common $2.25 9 $2 Fund Cement 7-15 —__ Utilities Brass 7-10 50c ord.__ $3 (quar.) 6-15 5-2© 6- $1.25 Ltd., 6-30 $25c 93 %c Canada, 7-15 6-15 Hancock Time; Corp., $4.92 6- $3.50 (quar.)___ National of 6-15 $1.50 $1.12 Ma 6-15 (quar.) 1 5-26 7-31 (quar.)—. 1 7- 6-15 Hamilton $1.25 preferred 6-15 7- 20c $1.11 25c $1.50 6-30 / 25c 6-15 87 Mac 8* 5-20 10c ' Hamilton Bridge Co., 11-10 8-15 7-16 6-20 6-15 4.50% > ; 1 11-25 7- 6-16 , 50c 11-10 12c 6-10 1 (quar.) . Hamilton — preferred Georgia 1 6-19 6-19 6-15 11-25 $1.25 (extra) 8- $1.05 Hall 15C 6- 6-10 6-30 1 — Ohio RR. common .Haloid 6-19 7-25 6-30 25c 7- Common 25c (quar.) convertible 4M»% 6-11 65c ,75c . $1.10 Hahn $1 General 6-15 20c 6-10 — 6-11 37 %C preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.)_ $4.44 preferred (quar.) $4.50 preferred (quar.) 6-10 (s-a) 4.75% General 6-30 $3.50 ; Pennsylvania Industrial 12- 6-15 $25C — Class 12-18 4.40% • Ltd.— Fidelity Fund, Inc. Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance (N. Y.) — Quarterly Field (Marshall) see Marshall Field & C«. Fiduciary Trust Co. IN. Y.) <quar.)_ Class 4 1 1 . (quar.) 1 • 7- 7-10 7- - $4.20 7- 50c 6-15 $4.40 6-15 Printing 2nd preferred $2.20 S 9- 20C . 6- 9-25 40C Ferry Cap & Set Screw Co 6-26 5 25c preferred General 2% —-— Cash dividend 6-10 8 2 ' - Si Increased C common $1.40» preferred 6-12 25c — 1 General Telephone Co. -of< Pennsylvania— 1 6-23 $2.50 2.70% •' Corp.— Stock & preferred General . 6- 5-13 7- 12MiC (quar.) preferred General 1 10-12 20c (quar.) 7-10 $1 & , 6-15 6-15 5 6- 7- >'■ 37 Mac ■ States New 20c (quar.)_ . (quar.) Co. of North America Mobile Gulf 25c 6-30 Steel Castings Corp., preferred (accum.) General - 6-19 37MiC ■ ■f (quar.) com. ordinary net income and 2c from capital gains—— Co. (quar.)_ ' ' f 10c Common 5 6-16 50c common 6-15 60c — : » 1 6-10 preferred (initial quar.). Realty & Utilities Corp. $5.50 , 5-29 15c (quar.) $3 preferred (quar.)'— Federated Publications (quar.) (J. J.) 9-15 25c — Products Insurance United (quar.) Inc. (quar.) 7- 25c (quar.) General Telephone Co. -. ■Federal Co. Portland $4.75 $2.50 6-19 6- 6-19 $5c _. 6-15 General $6 1 1 Precision Equipment, General . 7- 6-30 Extra- 6-15 6-19 20c General 6-22 6-30 1 6-10 6-15 $1.50 (quar.) preferred (quar.) $5 preferred (quar.) $5 preferred (quar.)—1— $5 preferred- (quar.) Gulf Power, 4.64% preferred (quar.) 6- 8 7- 7- 6-10 2 •' $5 6-15 $1.25 Corp., common series A (s-a) Petroleums Common 25c 1 50c ' 6-19 2 7- Common 6-17 1 7- $1 $5 preferred A (quar.) General Railway Signal— 6-11 7- 5 15c Class A 5% 6- 2 7- Watch Common 6-24 (quar.) preferred convertible General x 1 7-15 6-30 5c 31'Ac (quar.) Motors Corp.— General 4 37MiC Metallurgical $2 . 7- 7- $1.06 Vs. Brewery, Guaranty Trust Co. • 5-25 50c (quar.) Extra- Gulf , (quar.)— 5% preferred B (quar.) Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd. (quar.) Fanner Mfg. Co. (quar.) Fansteel Mills, General » 6-15 (quar.) <6% preferred (quar.) General Paint, $1 1st pfd. 8- 7-31 $1 Cos.— Extra . 1 6-16 6-18 30c (quar.) (quar.) Corp. net 6- 5 6- 6-30 , 1 6-30 $1 1 6- (Winnipeg)— common Co., Western Guarantee 6-30 tlOc / . 1 6- 6-30 ., -6- 6-30 *30c (quar.) pfd. 4 6-10 6-30 - $62 MaC 1 6- . 6-24 10c from 8c Gruen 6-17 1 15c $5 25C Railway Motors Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd. (s-a) Falstaff Brewing Corp., 4Va% pfd. (quar.)_ 7- 6-15 15c $40c - Co._____— Copper preferred Growth 1 7- 1 5-20 40c (B.)-. Wlre Grinnell 1 7- preferred (quar.)— preferred (quar.) General Outdoor Advertising— 5 6- 15c 'Fairmont 6- 1$1.38 25c $3.75 6- 35c (quar.) = 6-18 $1.75 Co., convertible preferred 5% 6-20 1 1$1.25 preferred General 6-15 6-15 15C (quar.) preferred General 8-13 $1.25 (quar.) 1 7- 1 6-15 Co Cananea 4lA % (quar.)_ (quar.) (quar.)— par) preferred series 5% 9- par) common General Manifold 20c (quar.) Products 6-15 6-10 6-30 $1.25 Corp preferred Ulx-Cell-O Corp. 1 6-30 12 Mac : 7- 130c 3 7- 12 VaC • Ltd.J_____. Greenwich Water System, 6% pfd. (quar.)_ Greyhound Corp., common (quar.) 6-15 6-30 6- (quar.) (Daniel) Greening 6-15 6-30 6-20 General Foods Corp., $3.50 preferred (quar.) General Industries, common (quar.) 6-15 6c 75c preferred 4% $1.25 common 5% 7- , 1 5 $50c Sugar preferred Greene 6-16 1 Towing Co Ry., non-cum. Western Green 6-30 (quar.) convertible Finance 6-15 1 7- 8-15 1 7- Quarterly Great 1 Dynamics Corp. Electric 1 J30c (quar.)_ Corp. (quar.) (N. preferred General 7-10 6- 7- 7- 3 25c Northern 6- 6- $3lMtC Great 6-15 5 1 Ltd.— (quar.) Power, preference Great common ($100 par) Controls, General , 6-15 2 M2C — preferred preferred 6% 6-15 5c (quar.) ($10 ($20 Lakes 7-20 7-20 6- 7- . 6-11 1 6-15 .37 Mac (quar.) 1 34% C _______ Corp., preferred General — 6- — preferred 5% 6-5 25c (quar.) 6-15 Co. 6% 6-15 1 6-15 35c — preference I5c Contract General $27 Mac (quar.) B > (quar.) 5% • . — — A Class 1st 6- $1.37 Ma Works — (quar.) (quar.)_ 1 Builders General 6-26 35c (quar.)_ Class 7-15 - 6-15 50c (quar.)—— common 7- 25c (quar.) com. 7-15 7-31 Great 6-25 6-30 Inc. 8- $8 preferred (quar.) (quar.) Supply, 5% pfd. (quar.)_ General Cable Corp., common—_____ ,4% 1st preferred (quar.)__ — 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)_——— General Candy Corp. (quar.) General Cigar Co., common (quar.) Corp.— Eversharp, Inc., Fabricon 5-15 60c *— 7-31 6-16 6-15 7-15 3% . Ltd., common preferred (quar.) (quar.) Box General 70c •_ Paper, 56MiC General Baking Co., $1.65 is-a)l_ (quar.)—. Pie, 5% Mills 6-15 .< Engineering Industries, Lakes American / General 62MiC ; pfd. (quar.) Co. 6-19 G2MiC preferred Resistor Ero 6-19 1 40c Erie Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd., class A Erie Railroad Co., common Erie 1 7- 3 i5c <s-a)_—— preferied preferred 7- 1 Lakes Lakes 6-30 7-10 56MtC (quar.) Great $1 6-20 1 6-25 25c Stores (quar.): Indemnity American Great 22c 1 8- 93%C Great 25c 7- 10c (quar.) preferred Grlesdieck Co., 62 Mac 31MtC Co., 7- (quar.)____—__ Transportation Corp.— Increased quarterly — General Bakeries, Ltd——— 6- 11-25 3 convertible preferred General 5-28 12-15 6-12 1 6-10 6-25 $25C 1 7- 1 (quar.) Drug Great General American Oil Co. of Texas— 6-15 7- 3%% 40C Investors 56M4C 7-20 8-25 25c (quar.) American 7-20 1 6-15 $1.50 — common 1 8- 9-15 5c (accum.) (quar.)— preferred 8- Ltd., class A (quar.) 15c ; (quar.) preferred 4Ma%' 25c (quar.) Participating Equity Fund, Inc First 6- Co., common (quar.) preferred (quar.)_ Acceptance Corp., 6-10 20c _. Co. (quar.) Mfg. Co. Equitable Credit . 6-15 (quar.) (quar.) General 50c (quar.)———______ 8% Emsco : 1 & preferred 5 Mi % 6-30 Empire District Electric Co., com. Ferro (Julius) convertible $1.60 common (quar.)—— Emerson Electric Mfg. Felt 6- Gray iGatineau Power Co., common 5% preferred (quar.) 3 6-15 40c 7% preferred (quar.) Emery Air Freight Crop. (s-a)_ Empire Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd.— Feun Co. 6- 75c Rapids 7% preferred General held ___i. common Walker 20c 6 15 .__—_____ Corp. (quar.) (Theodore) & Co.— Gary 6-20 1 75c — _.— 2nd preferred 5% 7- $1.62Ma $1.37Ma Mfg. Co.———— Corp. (quar.) — preferred 6% .. 30c 1 $1 Garrett dividend) — 5% 2nd preferred (quar.) Elmira & Williamsport RR., 7% 7% 1st preferred (s-a) , 6-10 — & Products National Elliott '} $5 6-30 $1.12 Mi shares Controller Electrical * 6-10 M United Gas Electrolux Corp. $5 6-10 6-30 10c — 5 ——- Electric : 6-15 6-30 5c '$1.06M» Co. (quar.) (quar.)—— Share h shares for . 6-30 5C Inc 5-15 5-15 6-15 $25c Union Co.— E.) convertible Garfinckel 12MiC Gas Auto-Lite , 6-15 75c — 7MiC 6- . 5% 7- 6-15 6-15 (quar.)_ Varnish (quar.)__ 4M?% preferred (quar.)_ Granite City Steel Co., com. (stock dividend) 5M2% preferred (quar.) Grant (W. T.) Co., common (quar.)___ 6-30 — 7- (quar.) ___- 6-30 6-15 class Galveston-Houstftn (quar.) Electric (quar.) Co., common Inc.— $12M>c class A $25c Grand 125c 7- (R. 7-10 (quar.) Co. Grand 6-15 7-24 non-cumulative 4 Mi % 1 6- 1 7- 6-22 preferred (s-a) A (quar.) Class AA (quar.)—— v—_ Fuller (George A.) Co. (quar.) 6-25 8 t $1-19 2 6-15 6-10 7-31 50c Ltd., 55c Investors, 5-15 6-30 50C Graham-Paige Corp.— 5% preferred series A (accum.) 5% conv. preferred (accum.) 8 5- 25c <quar.)____ Co., 5-15 (quar.) A 5- (quar.) 5 6-25 Class 115c dividend)- (stock 6- Brush 6-15 6-15 (quar.) Stores, Co., A 6-25 6-15 5 75C (quar.)_ common 30c & Class 6-15 (quar.) Loom, Mfg. Grafton 1 1 6-15 $1.25 Rubber, (quar.) Mackay 3 6- 6-15 37 MaC _ 6- 21c 5 Ma % preferred (quar.) Electric, common tquar^)— Paso the 1 150c common--—————- Refining of $3 7- 25c (quar.) $5c Register, $4.50 Corp., & preference Gorham 8c common preferred Fuller 6-15 series preferred $2.20 8- 75c Co. Insurance 6- Quarterly (quar.) Canada, Inc._________— Ltd., 6-30 Co 1 Government Employees Insurance Co.— (quar.) 1 29C 1 6- 6-15 15c 7- —— (quar.) • Life Cos., 8- 7- (quar.) Gould-National Eatteries, Inc., com. 4Mj % preferred (quar.) Steel Stock 6-15 8-15 7- $25c Corp.— 6-19 50C (quar.) preferred Gordon 150c & 6-22 6-30 15c 6-15 '40c (Thomas A.), Inc. 8%% 6-10 Kentucky Preferred • Stores, Inc.— preferred (quar.) -'4Mt% 1 6-30 50c (quar.) ___________ Natural Gas Co Franklin Custodian Funds, Inc.— Brothers Edison 7- $1.05 iquar.)_ ;— of Co. Brothers Frankfort Funsten Corp., Ltd. (quar.)— Paper Co., Ltd., class A Edison 4% J 5c Ecuadorian Eddy 7-16 $1.50 — preferred 5% Pressed F.) Tire 8-27 Kleiser 1 — Eaton Paper Corp.—— Economy Baler Co., common Extra & Co. preferred (quar.) Corrugated Paper Co., class A pfd. Wayne 7-15 $1 (quar.) Goodyear Tire Si Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd. Ltd.— Canada, 25c 12 Mac (quar.)_^ Common (quar.) 7- — $5 5 6-10 _ A 1 6-15 $1 Goodyear 6-19 6- 1 (quar.) 5% Fund— income of A B 6-10 investment income-.—- & Co. Class Class 11-21 ________ — From Motor 6-15 6-15 25C _____ 6-19 1 (B. 7- 81MtC class $3 1 t$l (quar.) 1 7- Goodrich 20c Co Wallace, 6-20 6-15 65c Inc. Co., Ltd., common (quar.) ; Rubber 25c July 30)—— 1 Bros., (s-a) Corp. Machine Telegraph (quar.) State 6-25 Co. common 1 1 preferred 5% & 7- 1 (quar.) com. 5 6- 7- 15c —- 77- 1 6-30 $1.18% Iron Inc., 7- Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund— Eaton & 6-30 dividend) Kodak Extra From Burt Forbes $1.12Mi Associates, 7- 40c 25c until mon Franklin (quar.) Steel (stock Goldblatt Goodall $0.6261 $1.75 $1.50 (quar.) 15C 6- 5 4% preferred (quar.) JlMtC (quar.)— Gold & Stock 6- 4 6-15 10c (quar.) common preferred Golden dividend Gear Wernicke, 7% conv. pfd. (Entire issue called for re¬ demption on Aug. 1 at $12 per share plus this dividend, convertible into com¬ 5-18 12- 7- 60c 8 7- 1 6-20 Globe 4 6- 30c (quar.)__ com. common Ornamental Bros. 32 Vic Associates, $2 pfd. Co., common preferred (quar.) 6% 3Mi % Co.— Gas Co., preferred (quar.) Machinery & Chemical Foote 6-10 7- (7C - Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.— ■ 1 1 6- $1 (quar.) Stores, 9- (quar.) Sugar Eastman 7-10 6-15 7- 17 Ma % 40c — Corp,, $7 pfd. A (accum.)—B (accum.)— preferred City Fair Food 1 6-22 3lV*c (quar.)— preferred Fuel & preferred Eastern 7-10 Light preferred Stock Ltd,— Stainless Eastern States $6 6-15 7- „,,;c (quar.)—.— Bakeries, 4Ma% Flour 7-25 5°c 51/»c *--- Potash Co. participating Eastern a — (quar.) preferred Eastern 1 7- /nC —- Natural Tennessee 4% 1 6- Foote (quar.)——- Sulphur & Eastern Utilities, . (final) (increased)— (quar.) preferred 5.20% Public 4%% 7-25 25c (quar.)— Co., 5% preferred, preferred (quar.) prefered (quar.) Duval Florida 1 7- Duriron 5% 5 7- 87,/2C 37/aC $1.75 - Duquesne Light Co., common 3.75% preterred (quar.) Co. 6- 6- -- Ltd.— Rubber, 4.15% & 1 $4.20 — (quar.) International, Inc. Duraloy Power 6-15 25c American deposit receipts ordinary 4% Florida 6-15 >1,, preferred Dunlop 9 7- 1 6-15 J 30c __________ $4 6- 6-19 de Nemours & Co. Co., (s-a) per share plus this dividend. (Convertible into common until June 29) Food preferred (quar.)— Co., A $103.50 at 6-19 1 7- 93J/<c (quar.)i Bradstreet, Inc.— Dunhill 6-19 35c 40c (quar.)— common preferred & 4Mi% 1 7- 50c (quar.) preferred (quar.) $3.50 preferred (quar.) Power 6-23 $1.75 ouc $4.50 Duke 6-23 class 5-29 6-15 15c Co preferred (quar.) ________ Florida Power Corp., common (quar.) — 4.90% convertible preferred. Entire issue being called for redemption on July 1 Laboratories— B.) I.) 6-12 7-15 Flintkote — (quar.)— convertible du Pont 6-26 7-15 — Drug Co., 7% preferred (quar.) Dravo Corp., 4% preference (quar.)— Cement 6-17 6-30 2»c (quar.)— Dow Draper Carpet Fittings, Ltd., 25C (quar.)— common Dragon Firth 25c (monthly)-, $4 preferred A (quar.)— Dresser 5 6-16 7-15 — Fields Co. 6- 2 7- (quar.)— com. (quar.) Payable of Rec. Share Name of Company Payable of Rec. Holders When Per Holders When Per Share Name of Company Payable of Rec. Share Company Holdera When Per Uame of 1953 June 15, Chronicle... Monday, Commercial and Financial The (2578) (Continued on page 50) 5 Volume 177 Number 5229... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2579) Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange DAILY RANDE OF PRICES WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE ' Range for Previous STOCKS Year 1952 Lowest 6 Oct 2 0% Nov Range Since Jan. 1 Lowest Highest 41% Oct 108 64% Jan 125 Jan 10 40 Jun 11 100 Jun 5 30% Sep 16 33% Oct 20 35% Jan 30 42 V* Jan B 66 64 Dec 19 Sep 24 24% Jan 22 32% Oct 7% July 17 9% Jan 48 Jan 24 May 106% May 139 Jan 2% Jan 11 61 115% Dec 2 17 165 3% Mar 6 23% July l 4 76 2% Apr 24 79% May S May 9 5% Dec Apr 7 31% Oct 16 23 158% Dec 73 23 82 May 24 46% Jan 6% Jan 23 6 Acme Laboratories Adams ACF-Brill Co 26 101% Jun 150 Jun 12 114% Jan 160 3 2% Jun 9 Jun 10 18 70% Jan 25% X24 % Gas Equipment preferred w 4.50% & Vicksburg 27 Jan 10 Jan 16 Feb 5%% preferred 8 10 Dec 23 3 Allen Industries 2 Allied Chemical Allied Kid $4,375 preferred cum Allegheny & West Ry G% gtd Jan 9 78% Aug 11 21% Jan • 66 % Jun 10 76% Jan 19 % Feb 11 22 Mar 25 32% Feb 21 36 25% Jun 9 33 Jan 8 Allied Mills 36 Apr 40% Dec 36% Apr 23 40% Jan 8 Allied Stores 90 July 17 Jun 4 93% Feb 16 59% Jan 2 118% Jan 2 23 48% Jun 10 Deo 23 97% Jun 9 49% Deo 30 44% Feb 18 4% Allis-Chalmers 2% Jan 23 3 Va Mar 24 Jan 2 33% Jan 30 36% Mar 24 18% Jan 11 16% Jun 10 19% Mar 18 *235 Apr 9 <0% Feb 20 74 * Deo 30 156 6% 15% Jan American 2 •0 Jan 2 74% Jun 9 31 17% Apr 15 20% Feb 65 61% Feb 19 50 Jun 12 59 15% Aug 83% Aug 7 8% Jun 10 12 Vi Jan 2 16% Jan Nov 25 10% Dec 18 43 Dec 19 >% Oct 30 Oct 17 S 7 41% Mar 13 107 Apr 22 41 Jun 23 3 Va % 29 Feb 26 40% Jan 27 103% Feb 20 47 10 36 Apr 23 95% Jun 11 2nd Amer 16 4% Dec 29 6 Ctfs Feb 16% Jun 5% 11 Jan 7 4% Jan 2 >8% May 16 43% Aug 5 36% Dec 12 31% Feb 9 45% Nov 12 31 6% May 37% May new no Co 12 1952 common 5 Va % ser 1 Cable American Can Radio & 27% Oct 24 32% Feb 8 28% Jun 9 34% Jan 26 American Chain & 42% Jan 60% Jun 6 44% Apr 24 50 Va Feb 16 American Chicle Corp 9% *41% 14% *14% 16% 5% 34% 41% 25 47% 82 No par 29 47% - 41% Jun 9 117% Jun 10 33% Jun 9 39% Jan 9 8% Jan 4 31% Jan 20 17% Feb 4 American Export Lines Inc 40c 15'%, May 25 American & par 9% 3 7 7% Nov 13 33% Aug 11 16% Aug 14 12% Mar 7 27 Jun 14% Jun 8 Feb 28 V4 Jun 48% Jan 10 65 Feb 11 5% Jan 3% Oct 21 10 30% Sep ■35% Oct 3 45 g 39% July 23 •% Apr 9 73 Feb 14 30% Feb 26 19% Jan 4 Jan 14 48 Feb"l9 •6 Jun 24 16% Apr 24 78% Feb 11 13% Apr 24 ■22% May 16 97 Jan 3 Jan 2 7 Dec 38 Oct 31 . 31% July 30 18% Dec 19 B3% Oct 28 Gas American Hawaiian Jan 20 39% Feb 4 Aug 96 Dec 8 19 86 Jan 9 93% Apr 6% 30 18 % Jun 12 22% Jan 15 25 Dec 3 21% July 31 8V4 May 20 6% Jan 23 23% Jun 12 25% Mar 18 104 May 12 6% American 10 18% Mar 26 9 94 Jun 9 100% Mar 17 7% 2 20% Jan 16 24% Mar 16 Amer Apr 24 79 Va Jan 12 86 Feb 24 18% Dec 31 30% July 23 16% Jun 10 19% Feb 2 105 May 15 17% Dec 31 168 i Feb 23 10% Oct 16 67 Dec 116% Jan 16 7% 71/4 71/4 ♦26% 273/4 *26% 27% *26% 273/4 143/4 15% 15% 15% 3,600 9% 9% 29,100 17,400 27 15 Vo 10 15 9% 9% 15% 9% j 29% 28% 29 VB 28% 28% 28V4 28% 28% 28% 57 57 56V4 56a/4 563/4 57% 56% 57 4 553/4 4 ' 57 4 4 3% 4% 4% *4 4Va 37% 373/a *35 39% 38% *36 38% 37 Va 38 X36 V* 37 1 373/4 38 Va *7Vi 7% 50 1 7% 7% *7% 4 7% *35 36% 36% 36% *7% 7% 7% 94 *90 94 *183/a 19V4 183/a 18% 18% 18% *181/4 19 1 2334 233/4 23% 233/4 23% 23% 23% 100 100% 102% *100% 102% *99% 1 15% 15% 15% 15% *90 *94 94 16 *90 94 94 95'/4 94 22% 23 22 22% 81 81 81 81 18 18% No par 18% 19 X17V4 18% 17% 19'/4 *90 ♦92% 213/4 *81% 16% 18% 101 15% 94 22 *99% 15% *92% 22 *81% 23% 101 153/4 94 7% 400 800 3,200 100 7,400 2,500 100 6,000 600 94 18% 18% 23% 23% •99 Va 100 % 15% 15% , •92 94 1,600 1,500 6,400 100 22% 22% 22% •81% 81% 40 17% 17% 2,900 19% 19% 3,600 17 17% 81% 17'/4 191/4 191/4 193/4 81% *90 37 303/a 2% Jan 19 13% Jun American 148 Jun 6 138 % Jun Jan 2 15% Feb 4 Amer 11 171% Feb 6 7% Rad & No par Safety American Seating 65% Jan 30 American Jan 6 159'/4Jan 10 127 Feb 1 152 Va Jun 16 Feb 21 7% 6% 130V4 Jun 40 V2 Jun No par No par Stores Co Refining com—100 preferred100 American Sumatra Tel American Tobacco 119 112% Jun Jan 6% 5 8,200 5% Viscose Corp 20 13 14 Apr Jan 30 82 May 25 55% Jan 24 34 V2 Jun 46 21% Jan Jun Jan 39 30% Apr 15 57 2 May 11 35 Jun >41 Va Feb Jun 11 3% Jun > Jun 10 Jv i ;j9 % 106% Mar 45 .Jan 5t%May 9 vj j 15% Feb -9 12 j ^: 5 .52 Jan Jan 5 5 6 26 18'A 55% 17% 18 18'A 18% 3,100 56% 34 Va 144 39% 125 32% 39 53% 126 54% 32% 138'A *39% 40 *39% 125 *122% 38% 38% 31 38% 13% 13% 13% 13% 13% 155 Va Xl52 Va 152% 152% 153% 70 130% 41 ♦113 9 71% 69% 70 69% 130% 131 131% 41% 40% 113% 9% 113 9 69% 69% Wire & Cable 14% •83 70 15 84% 68% 14% •83 Anderson-Prichard AndeS Copper Oil Corp Mining 7 A W Products ft Archer-Daniels-Midland Co Inc 113 9% 41% 113% 9% 82 % 69% 71 10 14 52 52% 49'A *11% 5 *3% No par 37% 11% 3% 37% 11 3% 37% 11% 3% 37% 27% 103 35 48% 50% 11 11 *3 Va 36% 3% 37% 450 13,300 400 91/4 4,400 22% 17,000 90 •82% 83 Va 71 Va *731/4 1,050 15% 5,000 15V2 843/4 50 29,400 1,150 No par 35 114 471/2 46% *26% 11,800 43% 463/4 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13% 151 19 9% 88 % Mar 17 2% 133/4 •148 600 13,500 20% American Water Works Co Inc American 2% 13% 148 30 7% 5 2 2 2% 13% 148 3,900 30 7% Woolen common—No par 10% Feb 2% 13% 153 1,000 32% 8 71% 100 preferred 2% 13% •148 11,200 34 32% x7% 39 X125 2% 13% 153 32% 40 2,900 7% 155% 25 com 27% Jan 7% 32% 98 7% •*'13% 100 Apr 24 77% Mar 17 321/4 *33 •95 7% 5 Jun 24 33% *95 7% 32'/a *52% 2% 13% •148 25 Co common prefeired American 7 & 2% 14 151 100 Tobacco Tel American 60% Jan common American Sugar 2 56% 33% 142% 39 Va 5 138 % Jan 7% 19 *122% Co 74% Mar 16 161 Vi Jan 13% 25 Snuff American 7% *2% 151 noncuinulative preferred—100 American Steel Foundries 19 14% May 20 Apr Jan 10 Co Ship Building Co__No par Refg coin No par preferred —100 American 2 Mar 20 5 Razor Amer Smelt & 5 39% May 29 2 common—5 100 Sany preferred American 44 *95 & Light— Std 13 66% Dec *35 Power Co 8% May 27 161% Dec 12 Optical 23% Jan Apr 20 65 Co Ex-distribution 2% Jan 10 134 *7% 30% 123 % Jun 7 7% 34 293/4 135% July 1 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16 19% 18,600 Gas 119% Jan Oct 47 10,900 7% 13 16% Oct 46% 5Va 34% •7 Va 22 38 28 Va 47% *41% . i - 5 Va 33% 7% 7% Jun 89% Oct 23 29 Va 793/4 28% 1,700 5'/a 34 Va *7% 9 7 47% 14,100 34% 5 7Va 60 Feb 300 343/i *7'/a 82% Oct 3 300 4,000 16% 7% 20 21 41 Va x79% 14% •7Va 2g 40% Aug 18 69% Jan 900 143/4 7% News 139% Nov 21 41% x45% 5 16% *7 Va 9 160% Jun 11 84% May 19 129% Jan 3 4% 34'/a 14V4 *14, 1 14 Mar 14 5 Vo 5 14% Co 32 Va Jun 127 16% Molasses Natural 6 14'/a 16% American American Mar *14% 16% 14 4 American 36 Va Jan 14% 14% 16 Va 7% Feb 48% Jan 9 14% *13% 16% 16% 3 16 38% 96 16'A 29 Apr 38 96 161/4 49 Va Dec 34 42 38 % 953A 96 42% Apr 24 38% May 19 80% Oct *41 Va 373/4 95% 16 2 80% Dec 18 42 Va 373/4 95% 96 Mar 27 2 *41 8% I6V4 Mar 17 Jun 41% 9 98 37 39% Feb 9,200 8% 15% 37 131 14% 23% 100 2 165 Va Sep 9 9 16% 10 11 110 98 Jan 29 50 *95 17% Jun 19 50 Xl6 Va 12 Feb 51% 163/4 17 36% Dec 51% 98 7% Jan 122% Oct 300 51% 16% 24% Jun 148 17% 37% 34% No par preferred 16 Jan 75% 17 Va ' 2 4%% 11 53 74% 17% American Metal Products Co 7 Aug Oct 24,300 75 Va 173/4 2 29 19 13% 13% 75 17% 9 7V4 Jan 8 13% 13% 75 27 32% Jan 1 1,200 18 Va Feb 31% Jun 2% No? 20 5,300 64% 26% Feb 17 16% Apr 175% Aug 162 Va 64% 105% Feb American 8% July 28 13% Oct 16 161% 65% 8 11 12 162 % 65% 11 36 39% Sep 23 600 159% 10 35% Dec 36% Jun 17% Jun 4 Jan 39 *16% 15% Jun 18% Jun 96 Jan 8 2,800 *35% 17% *93% 15 16 Va No par com 41 43% 38 100 Ltd Co 14% *14 38% preferred Metal 83/4 34% *373/8 common Amer Machine & Metals Amer 133/b *50 953/i 92 preferred —100 Mach & Fdry common 7 3.90% 65% *2% 2% 600 39 17 5 com Products Locomotive 161 2% *353/8 10 Co Co prior preferred cum 16% 13% 9% *90 •27 preferred Home '1 2% 39 65 52 x23J/a noncumulalive preferred—100 5V4% 157% 66 24 *34 American Investment Co of 111 9 161 92 American International Corp_No par Sep 84 SS American Ice Co common 24% Dec 102 15% Jun Mar convertible American 6 23% Jun Electric & American Hide & Leather 39 % May 27 10 8 19 13 American 2 19% No par Secur 4 5 Vo Mar 25 16% 24 20 1 Foreign Power—No 60% Mar 36'A Jun 37 European 33% Feb 9 10 2% *353/8 17% *91 10 com American Encaustic Tiling American 23/4 39% 10 preferred series B_100 11 Jan 10 Distilling Co 11 3% Jun 99 % 17% 9 12,700 13,400 100 com prior 19 1,700 44% 2% 82% 9 29% Jan 14,500 44% 48% 22 16% Mar 50'A 100 44 41% 22 Jun 50 Va 100 44% 37% 53/8 64% Jan 7 50% 443/8 *41% 35 170% Jan 31 1,000 7,000 44 % *93 16% 60% Aug 25 May 9 «3% Oct 30 Dec 26 39% 91 433;i 9 Vo 15 Crystal • 38% *89 44 52 14% Colortype Co 9 26 39 43% 156 38% American Jan 26 91 300 43% X65% 953/4 American • 8,700 20%- 43 Va 2% 43% 373/4 *94 96% Mar conv 67>A •19% 43% 17% 9% 25% May 27 3 Va % 20 700 66% 67% 9'A 44% 54 20% May 28 American 97 9% 44% *52 6 American 100 *93 9% 463/8 17% 2 Jan 38% 102 46% *74% 2 55% Jan *98 47 133/4 16% Jan 151 26 *89 100 3,600 *46% 18 90 69% Jun 38% 300 84 33 46% 75 21% Jan 143 25% ■ 35,100 32% 97 91 1,400 46 13% No par Sugar *93 10 4,300 *82% 99 98 4 102 74 Va 100 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preferred 14 32 V8 98 *94 100% Sugar convertible 13% Feb 18 *82% 19% 50 Amer Brake Shoe Co com 4% *97% 9% 100 America Airlines American 33% 2% 72% 3/8 139 67% preferred 6% 83 32% 20 American Bank Note Jan 83 3 8% 18 20 3/e common Leather cum 4% 139 98 , 9% 23/4 68 Amerada 84% Feb 20% Dec 12% May 3% 102 163% Amer Apr 29 16% May 5 *94 *71 139 84 Petroleum Corp No par Agricultural Chemical—No par 75% Jan *151 33% 17% 189% Jan 153 *71 (The)—1 9 5 of convertible 23 *151 153 *151 72% 4% preferred—100 Limited Amalgamated Jun 61% Apr 12% Apr 73 Mfg Co Amalgamated *101 144 100 convertible Aluminium 103 723/4 No par Aluminum 20 102 67% Corp common__No 48 May 27 103 Va *19% Alpha Portland Cement 54% Jan 253/a 5 52% May 25 42% Apr 23 41% Apr 21 50% 24 No par Dye Co preferred 3%% *50 18 1 7,300 50% 2% 100 Inc & 25% 25% 18% *97% 24% 8% 2 3A No par 400 1,200 25% 25 25 18% 33'/a 31% 48% 50% 2% 4% 31 48 Va 8% 18% *71 31 48% 1023/4 153 1 28% *30% x48% 25% 2% 100 A 28% 31 49% 24% 50% 8% *18% *83 4 31 5 $2.50 prior conv preferred.No par Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp ___1 98 28% 10 , *139 104 61% Dec *151 29 25% *50 104 100 17 May 10% Mar Mining - 5 Apr Gold common *103 100 4%% preferred Alleghany Corp common Feb 5% Mar 25 39 90 25% Ry Juneau Inc 152 1 8% 50% 25% 100 Alaska 9 Oct 8% *50'A pfd 1951 series Alabama Aldens 91 9 common 74 10 1 50 No par com w Inc 14 Feb 80 24 V8 l 20 % Mar 18 12 3% Jun 132 *48% Air Reduction 5 Mar 11 3% Apr $3 49% Corp Affiliated 3 8 10 3 2,900 32% *48% U 35 28% 28% *31% 49% Jun Nov 24 28% 25% 13 15% Sep 15 9 141% Jan 28'/a 28% 94% Apr S3 1,600 Admiral Feb 19 223/a 32% 99 64% Sep 3% Jan 22% 28% 25 16 22% *31 'A 17 23 22 % 1 Nov 2% Oct 223/8 No par Jan 47% Oct 22 Va Co 98 M% Feb 21 22% Corp 110 123 22% 6 Express 2 46% Apr 17 60% May 1 22% 32% Jan 32% Jun 16 22% 49 2i Mar 27 2,900 Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10 6 100 4% Adams-Millis Mar 5,300 4% 2 51 Shares 40% 100 4Va 27 10% Mar 40 •99% 43/a 25 29% Jan 40% 100 4% 59% Jan 11 40 *99% 43/8 35% Jan 30 40'/a 101 4% 36% Feb Jan 40'/a *99% June 12 43/8 12 Jun 403A 100 4he Week Friday June 11 4% 10 10 95 100 Sales for Thursday 4% 10 Jan 17 40 '/a 41% 101 Jun Nov Aug 28 40% *100 PRICES 10 •6 18 June 10 48% Jun 50 SALE Wednesday June 9 28% Jun 24 HIGH Tuesday June 8 2.50 Co M • Apr 30 67% May 7 5 100 Motors Steel AND Monday Par 31 8% Jun 2 Jan LOW STOCK preferred 26% Jan 7 11 4% 9 10 Aug 28 Abbott 29 10 4 22 5 Jan 4% Jun 24% Jun 18% Oct 29 70 47% Jan 112 YORK EXCHANGE 22 % Jun 9 May 21 29% Dec 1 NEW Highest 24 8% May 2 30% Jan 24 6 24% Nov 26 15 27 •101 27% 103 35% 35% 51 •27 •101 273/4 1,000 103 35% 35%' 2,200 10,300 51% 51% 51% *10% 11% •10% lli/a 3% 3% 3% 3% 800 36 >/4 3,000 36'/a 36% 35 300 rs The Commercial 18 and Financial Chronicle... 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Jan 17% Feb 10 97 28 98 100 10 preferred 5% 9% Feb 93 *96% *20% 21 34% May 20 97% 50 38 4 *96% 6 5 Dec 31 96% "6% *15% 13 22 22% Jan 96% *29 -5 23 40 94 9734 27% Jan 107 ;• *93% 9734 ' ; *26 2a ; 91 51% 26 & Ohio common 100 noncumulative preferred__100 4% 18 20." 9334 *90% 11% Dec 20% May 23 20 93% 91% Bangor & Aroostook common 59% Apr 193/4 800 16,800 ' ■ 28Va 24% Dec 41 7 May 23% Jun 29% Dec 23 13 26 : 1474 94 ; 9Q% Corp 1,300 27 143/4 29% (The)_Nopar Wilcox Co 8 27 19% *97 Baltimore 17% Feb 25%" 774L ' 15 Va 93% 1 & 7% 27 14% 94 27% Inc (T) Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton 36% Feb V 25% v/a ; *26% , 14% 20% 7% 45 Babeock Jan - 27 193/4 7% 44% Babbitt 7 / 9%'Jun 10 7% 14*4 : 94 (The) common 3 preferred No par 11% Mar 26 3oJan. 14 , 15% ; Mlg Corp conv 50 700 3,300 17 20 % 94 of Ainer—5 42% Mar 25 5% Jun 10 9% Jan 30 6% Dec Avco 108% *16% 26% 9% 15% Co *107% 17% 2534 *9% 15% Canteen 10 103 % *16% - 26% 94 common No par prior pref ($1.20)—No par Co 5c Automatic 92% 20% No par Corp 87 5334 *107% - 734 x26% 28 ; 14% 100 (voting) 87 53% *913/4 26% Nichols 14 31% Oct 734 7% 17% *16% 28 32 8% Nov 21 50% Nov *107 - 87 5,100 , 92% 53% *91 92% r 108 <■' - : 53% 53 *92 17% ,'•• ; *16% *86 87 52 ' 108 *106% 101 18 Conv 6 92 32 9 3 53% 92 101 18 Autocar 4 88 5234 —10 B 87 88 89 53% .. 20 13% Jan 15% Jun 83 53% *91 92% 108 108 *16% 17% 7% 7% *28 28% 15% 15% 93 ' Tack Austin 16% Mar 13 9% Jun 17 6% Jun 3 42% Jun 26 16,000 convertible pfd series A___100 4% May 8 $3.75 series Common 3iy4 Apr 24 12% Apr 10% VI' Powder— 18 17 10% 99 *109 Refining common Preferred . Atlas Corp 99 5 1034 No par 1 RR Atlantic 3 16 10% 100 Line Coast 2 30 30 1074 10 22 30 Oct Co Jan 99 44'% Jan 6 Electric City 33% Jan 117% Jan 5% Oct 10% 50 . preferred 4% 2 14% May 11 Atlantic G & W I SS Lines—?. 30 4 10s4 ,—10 & Santa Fe— 50 Atlantic 31% Sep 24% Feb 13,000 11 Investment Co., 3 102% Oct Mar 36% 100 2 Mar Atlas 31 18% 36 Va 5 2nd preferred 6% Atlantic 5 119% Jan 22 1 18 36% 100 Preferred 97% Mar 25 6 23 Dec 90 18 36 com preferred 1st 5.25% Associates 5 36% May 8 100% Juri 24 28 17% . 13 97% Nov 110 31 Sep 15 2 *93% Jan 26% May , 173/« 35 s4 preferred $1.50 series—No par Associated Dry Goods Corp— Common 1 Common Jan 123% Dec Aug 26 9 75% Jan 94 66% Feb 103 9 Jun 4 163/4 35 Va 2nd 22 57% Jan 104% Dec 27 51% Jan 18 36% $6 conv prior preferred Atchison 73 ya Feb 16% 35% $3.75 , Shares 18% 36% Armstrong 22 Jan 100 J'lne 12 36% 10% No par Cork Co com No par preferred Nonpar $4 convertible preferred—No par Arnold Constable Corp 5 Artloom Carpet Co Inc No par Arvin Industries Inc 2.50 Ashland Oil & Refining Co 1 2 the Week Friday June llv 18 Va Armour Jan 108 116% Jan 22 Illinois of Sales for Thursday June 10 ••.. 5 - Steel Corp Co PRICES SALE Wednesday June 9 10 Oil Corp & HIGH AND Tuesday June 8 Par 12% Mar 26 48% Feb 28 Apr 19 Armco 5 91% May Mar 13 57 99 22 46 y« Nov Argo 2 12% Mar 10 77% Oct 23% Mar 27 43% Jan 9 10 22 27% Jan 7 35 % May 1 8% Oct 22 Monday STOCK EXCHANGE Highest Lowest , YORK NEW Range Since Jan. 1 Highest 15% Oct LOW STOCKS Range for Previous Year 11)52 Lowest .' "t 32 f ' ' * ' 1" ) A1' j. 39% Mar 12 , 18% Nov 28 14 22% Oct 27 14% Jun 10 23 '.* Dec • 10 18 11 20% Jan 5 25% NOV 18% Apr 17%* Jun 22% Dec ' 15% Mar 15 18 22% Feb « 41% Dec 23 38 Jun 25 17% Jun 30 f _N° Par (Delaware) Chemical Blockson Bohn Alumium Airplane Co 29 29% Jan 2 6% Oct 15 11% Jan 25 12% Nov 6 16% July 1 ; 12% Jun 10 9% May 17 49% Jan 3 11% Mar 6 / 11 tJan 13 52 % Jan 14 : 21%Jan 29 % Mar 18 2 Bon Anil Co class A.. 21% 18 34/ 14% ' 2134 2134' 5 24% No par 24% 24 , 38% 18 Va 18%" 24 V9 24 Va " 24 1734 18% 18'4 18% 14% 15 15 15 V8 21% 213/4 2134 21% 21 >4 24% 2334 24 40% 39% 39% 14,700 1834 1834 18 34 2,300 23% 23% 24 38 39% 17% . I 17% V.23% 245/8' 35 15 c-21%- 40%, 18% f : ' 18- 143/8 24% 40% 18% * *34 35% '•'•173/8 17 34 ' 40% <. 5 5 Corp 35 36 14% 15 21V4 - 7.50 Co & Brass 18% vi 15 2.50 : " 21% Dec 18% 10 1 &-Laughlin Inc. Boeing 3 •■' ' , Co—i 48% Mar 20 10 Jun . ; Co (E W) 27% Mar 18 . 10 17 29 ':;'•/1 - • . 23% Mar 10 31% May 16 Oct -J • 31% Apr 30 • 39% .. J ; 18 : ' 24' *23 Va 24 8 24 23% . / 6,800 ' 2,400 800 2,300 ' 250 "8 ' " 7 Jan, 2 No par —---.• 8 1 Class B 12% Mar 12 , 13 13 Va 12 34 I 11% 11% *ll5/8 8 8Va' *8 ' • ! 8 Va 8 Va 12% 1234 8 ' * "8Va 220 ' 14% Jan 14 Mar 3 12 61% Jan 9 82 54% Aug 28 ; Dec 15 74%, Jun. 10 •9% Jan 8 95% Apr 23 7 86% Jun 12 58% Mar 27 ■ 86 Mar 25 94% Jan 12 , Bond Stores BwoK-oi-tne-MouUi 14% Feb 21 47 y2 Feb 9% Jun & Maine 13 25% Jan 2 9% Nov 17 15% Apr 33 35 21 36 ,'Jun, 4 Dec , 1 27 Jun 12 46% Mar 14% Jan 25 8% Jun 22% Dec 7, 2 21 '/2 J«n 2 12 35 % Jun 10 Nov 21 34%* Apr 27 19% Jun 11 Jan 18 38% Dec 30% Apr 24 37 • , •11% Jan 9 35% Feb 4 9 103% Jun 4 91 21 27% Jun 5 22% Jun 10 Jan 3 54% May 29 451/2 Jun 14 11% Jan 2 63 y2 Dec 3 60'/2 Jun 10 20% May 26 27% July 24 17% Jun 15% Dec 12 l27/» Jun 81 y2 May 61% Jun 20 17 , Oct 23 22% Oct 16 - 13% Sep 15 « 76% Jan 54% 54%" > -54'4 77% 75% 87% *87% 76%. 89 / / 10% 93/3 93/a 36 Vi 37 36 V4 36% 28% 28 34 283/a 28 7 24% Jan 19 29 76 Feb 26 50 Aug 4 47 16 20. Dec 1 40% Feb 14 36% May 14% Nov 7 •4% Jan 8 7 Jan 25; 16 Dec 12 Jan 2 116 Apr 26 10 78 83% Dec Jan i Jan 30 17% Feb 3 15 ,134 9 38 13% Apr 24 / Mar 9 Jun 9 Feb 15% Feb .16 82% Jan 7 r 86 17 8 % Jun 10 , 12% Feb 26 3 22% Jun 9 27% Mar 20 108% Jan 4 109% Mar;10 26. 25 % 105 Jan 19 Jun 9 Apr 4 19 Jan 2 23 3% Jan 22 10% Jan 17 2 ■g ' Mar 16 24% Mar 12 30 2 26 Dec '9 July l7i 11% Jan 69 Dec 95 4 Jan Jun 5 Jan . 20 7% Apr 12 23 7 Jun 10% Jan 14 90 Jun 9 5 46% Jan 22 11 17 % Apr *24 25% Jun 10 3 13% Mar 52 Sep Jan 40% Mar 31 31 27% Ja» f. 102 51 Ja!n 9% Mar 3 20 Apr 3V4-Mar 10 19* 56 27% Jan 24 *16% May 26 31% Nov 17;' *46% NOV 25 Bro? '/ • •• 9 8 V2 8% 1,100 8,000 8% - 22% 23 Va 23% 7,700 355/8 V'. 35% 3554 3534 5,300 3534 36 34 36% 36% 1,300 2254 19% 8,900 19% 92 193/8 19% *88 92 *88 23 Va': *45 '■ , V, 45% 12 Va 12%, 11% 12% 11% 12 Va 62% 6134 61% 60% 60% 60% 60% *60 173/4 18 2534 26% 13 13%v 18 26% / 13% .' 78 -.76,.-- 50% .; 1 37%- *68 37 *36% _ 15 75 12% 134,. *3634 - 37 13% 84 84 8% 834 22% 23% 108 participating preferred^.—10O' ""*107 Byron Jackson Co r 10 J.9 % ; 19% 106 107 600 4,700 133/8 13 Va 13% II,400 " ? - f .r- 37% *7414. 70 *65 Va 83% 8334 13% 83% 19 l»Va 19 23 Va 23 Va 2 Va 2%, 75/a 8 106 12'/B ' 3534 • 13J/2 136'4 *355/8 13% . 200 : 16,200 \ *183/4 19% 23 *23 Va 23% 10.7 Vz 19 Va 10 V/90 5,800 110 1,800 , , 1,000 150 ■ 19 Va 23% . 2,300 ' - 23% *106 107% 19 8% c 10 85 8 34 250 4,800 1354 v: 23 Va 83/a * ... 36% ♦83 83% 23% »106 ... j, 12% *132 400 18,000 15 Va* 1254 • 136% 8% r 15 15 Va 23% •>. r 70 14% (- 8Va ^ - . 123/4 I*:'. 76 13% 106 12% •74% 3554 »: 38 *37% 12% *132 23 20% 100 . , 50% .20% 76 ;■ > *4934 ; 203/8 125/8 , 136 •8% 79 50% 12% 3534 -"23 *75 78- *37 ," " 7%. 18 % 26% 13% 8434 8% 18 Va 26% X3534 133/4 23% 173/4 20%; ■ 123/s •131% ^ . 500 60% *66 - 15 Va 1234 V 13% 67 15 12 34 83% 8Va 23"% T 74. - • ir - 4.500 26% *49% ; , 12% ■76 /■• 67 . 13% common.^. 12 34 : 15 Va 134 37 *36% r 200 12 x2574 *74 f 20% 79 , a r 49% 19'4 127/a, v 78 r-49% *?■ 47 . 13% 13 Va ♦73 49%22 Va. 123/4 26 Va 12% V 76- 49% x20 Va 23 25% . *45 47 1734 18 *173/4 v - 47 1,500 23 12 x 38 *37'4 12%. 13 79 *77'4 75 V*68 15% 4*—T5*_ • 15Va 12% ^.1 12% 136% pfd 100 '"132 50 92 22% 23 Va 45% *49% 22V2 ; •• , ; 12% 26% 13% *76'/2 ^—15 r~ 4%% preferred, ., 100 J " Butte Copper & ZJinc-i. ^5t " Byers Co, (A M) (?ommop__^_No par Butler 5,900 3,700 27 x23 ; *88 46 " 18^,- 1 prior .preferred-.j Jan California 2 Callahan Zinc-Lead 2 Jan 16% 29 3 30 9. footnotes 18% Jan see page 30 26 » Bfewerie^ Ltd Pacific 23 % { 1,300 . •' 8%[ 1—100 .. ' No par Ry 25 2 2% 7% 23%. 73/4 r- 23 12% 1134 12 % xl 1% 12 12 90 % 90 Va *89 Va 90 *90 23 Va 24 12% .26 V4 2'/a '7 92 .23.% ~*90% *5QJ4 *18.%. 23 r <; .... > 23 23 Va 12% *18 Va 19. 26%. . 25% 7 50% 10 50 50 *18 25% "V-t 2534" . 51% 19 *183/8 26% 25% 51% 7% ' *23 > *18% . > / 19 130 100 51% :i 26 Va 900 15,500- 91 19 . 6,300 42V4V ,91 :-5i% 1 10,600 23% 12 Va •' 91 26% 2 7% ' 50 % 51%. . 1,700 2 , 7% 23 Va f r 2Va x75/a .. _' 36,600 26% • 54 13% Jan 29 30 May 27 10% May 25 5 Canada Southern Ry Co Canadian 9 17% Jan 2Va ,..8. Canada Dry Ginger Ale conu—1.65% ; $4.25 conv preferred No par Canadian 9 < .5 i 23'4 2 Va —: Campbell W & C Foundry—No par 5 10 11 1 Calumet & Hecla Inc— 23 .5 — >6 Jun 46% Jun Packing Corp - .May 28 20% Feb 34 2 26% Jun 16% Oct conv 10 38 27 ' 29 28 '9% Oct 15; 5% 934 37% 10 62 " 10__ —u; Burroughs Corp Bush Terminal Co,., Bush Terminal Bldg 7% 2 Jan , S4% May 16. 43% Jan 35 4 14% Jan 8 ;No par Co..;. Bulova Watch Co Jlnc— «• 23 37 ; Jun 14% Jun -11 20 Va 92 22% *88 ; *76 67 '-C 60 27% 12(4 ,_-5 —ZIZj $5 .preferred 20 8% 23 Va 5 Apr 18 18% Jan7 t r 37% 223/8 :v *45 46 1 ,4 15 Co 4,400 4 * 92 23 : Burlington Mills Qorp common ,1 4%" preferred ^—100 3%% preferred^. 100 7 % Jan 21 20 20% 20 % *90 100 17 9 2 12% Jun 195/8 2.50 Buffalo-' THjrge Jan 125 35% Inc Co 8654 3634' 35% 35% Bullard. Co. new 91% Jan 31 35% 36% Budd (The) Co common.....No par .8 24 July 8 39% Sep 2 14% Dec 31 363/8 35% 54% Mar 10 10 129 " x355/8 37% 25% Mar 23 43 % Mar 2 v Jun •8% Nov 13 22% Jan 83% Feb ■;* 12% Apr 14% Dec i 19% Oct 28 104% Apr 14 19% Nov 12; 1% Oct t 74 84 37% *36 V2 Bucyru^-EUie 3 Apr 28 11% May 1 '7% Apr Jun par No par .* Bigelow...,., Shoe 2,800 75 x863/a - 23% Brunswlck-Balke-Collender—No par 14 33 ' 37 2 23 Va 22% Mar 17 9 7 8 34' 23% , Brown 83/a ^ 8/4 Brooklyn Union G/is conj___;_No par 5% cum conv preferred— 40 & 9 23 Va Stratton Brown .543/4 74% 89 9% 1 23% 28% May 20 16% Mar 25 , 19% Jan 22 12 Jun; : Apr 17% Jan 10 29 Jan 92% Apr r 76 78% Jan 54 ; 12% May 18 66% Jan 5 5434 75 28 934 8% Bristol-Myers Co common... 3%%. preferred ——; 9 55% *87 - - : 9% 37% 23% 37% & 20 1,000 5,100 27% 9% 37% 28 - . 5 Manufacturing* C01p_.N0 29 113/4 74% 8834 2.50 Brjggs 99% Feb 11% 75- ..1 Briggs 27% Jan . 74% ' f 87 Vi l„r«, Co Brass 26% Jan ; May 28 16% Dec 41 Inc Airways Bridgeport 11% 54% 54% 100 5 2 9 U% Oct 31 Braniff Xll% 11%/ 87% 100 preferred ——I Roller Bealing Co 38% Mar 11 .42% Feb 9 12% Feb *50 ,7 25% Mar 10 4 Jan 95 5% Bower ! 24% Oct *23% Nov 10 ' 2 Mar 12% , Common 9 33 123/4 54 v* ; .11% 76% "" 13 12% 11% j 54% . , ' 39% Nov . 5 15 RR— 13 100 Borg-Warner Corp, common— 3 % %' preferred 13% Mar 19 9 Inc—1.25 Club iTlie)!— Borden "Co Boston 10% Nov 13 Inc ;Ja« 5 Cannon L Mills No par *46% 47 % 46% 11% 28l4 11 11% 27- 28 46% *45% ' r . Capital Airlines Carborundum Carey (Phillip) Inc (The) L— Co Mfg Co : a-l....* c.5 1q , 11%. 28 18 -18 17% 17% 26 34 . ' ' 47 *45% 47 -•-••*45% - 47 ' - 200 " --jjy/ - ~ 11 Va 26% 11% • tl% 27 27% HV2 - 11% 27% 27% 2,400 17% 17% 1,800 - 7,300 ' 17% "17% ' " * ♦175/a 173/4 ' 1953 Volume 177 Number 5229 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... 17 2581) NEW YORK STOCK RECORD Range for Previous Lowest - 34 9 Feb Range Since Jan. 1 Highest 104% Jan 116 Lowest Aug 5 5 * 20 41% Dec 10 39% Oct 30 53 "A Jan 28 23 36% Dec 4 34% Jan ! 2 39% Jan 10 58 Dec 4 55% Jan 4 5 57% Oct 16 72 Dec 4 Jan ! 5 20 14% Dec Oct 21 30'/a Apr 3 154 % Aug 12% Jun 99 % Jan 30 16 5 72 5 Mar 14% Mar 27 10 25 ; Jan 143 : Jan 9 51% Jun 10 31 7 '■97 2 25 *' Jun 65% Jan 2 105 26 V Jun 2 78 Jun 12 98 19% Jan 2 16% Jun 10 Feb 24 15 17% Jan 28 "16 19% 20% Mar 12 9% Feb 19 5% Jun 14 Feb 133% Jan 10 2 Jan . 5 20 Ve Mar 25 7% Feb 26 Central of Georgia Ry 30 8 19% Oet 29 , 97, 2 21% Nov 25 12 Jun 17% Jun F£b 24% Oct 9 20% Jun 9 24% Oct 9 20% Jun 110 9 5 20 15 'A Feb '15 110% Oct Jan * .6 20% Mar .28 % Feb ; 4 14%.% , 2 28% Feb preferred 25 16% Apr 17 20% Dec 1 18% Jun 10 22% Mar 27 15% Dec Central & 3,1 21. Feb 6 14% Jan 15 17% Mar 16 Central Apr 3 Violeta 10 Jan 29 8 „ X34 Dec 9 13% Oct 23 33% Oct '98 4 13% Jun 10 15% Mar 20 Certain-Teed 8 30 % Apr 28 37 18 80% 81% Jan 8% Jari 27 20 26 39% Dec 10 88 Dec Jun 93 17 34% Jan 4 16% Feb Jun 23 80 Jun 17% Jun 7 1 17 18 8 12 Oct 28 18% Oct 15 24 X39% Feb 27 Jan 16 20 20% Apr 26 42 % Deb 30 45 'A Apr 24 56 % July 23 61V2 Apr 28 75 95 23 Nov 18 14 8 27 v Jan 98 -4 9 103 30 7 10 Jan 10 22% Jan 51% Jan 92 Jan 21 65 % Jan 90% Jun -79% Nov 40% Dec 140 4, Feb 12 Feb 9 > 95 27 27% Jun 48% Feb 21 17% 17% 3,800 *16% 16% *16% 16% 20 20 5% 20 6 35% 36 65% 65% 65% 65% 1,400 11% 12 36 113/4 12 36% 11% 36 5,000 36 35% 36% 36 98% 100 36 Ve 100 36% 99 18V8 X97 % 18% 17% 18Ve 18 Ve 21% 21 20% 20% 203/4 22 21% ■ *35 ~ 21% 18% 19Ve 14% '99 21% 14% 213/4 *20% 21% 300 18% 18 Va 18% 19,300 14% 14% *7% 8% *7% 8% 24% •233/4 24 Ve 13% 13% 313/4 32 * 13% ♦ 27% 27% 27 *8 83/e ' 33 273/4 • A 96% Jan 19% 51 24 Ve 13% i 8 24 Ve 13% *313/4 Oct ... 14 . July 95 : St 1 ! 33% Mar 9 C 32 13% 5,500 % 32 32 102 - 9 37 Mar 24 9 4 Feb ;80 48% Jun 100 Jun' Jan 5 10 Apr 84' Jun 53% Jan 23% 23% 19 24 24 1,500 18 19,400 193/4 19% 19% 193A 2,900 32 32 32% 323/4 1,900 15 143/4 15 14 15 2,200 17% 15 9 9 • 9% 8 16% 16% 16 3/4 17% 16% 44% 43 Ve 43% 44 44% 44 % 18% 18% 19% 40 % 49% 72 50% X5Q% 69 76 *67 70 *69 69% • *65 72% 73% X70 72% 93 69% 93 *92 93 903/4 9Ve .. 9 9 *9 12«/e 113/4 23/4 23/4 23/4 101% 3O0 2,300 10 Ve 10% 1,200 29% 29% 28 29 71% 72% 71% 72 3/e : 18%: ' 183/4 V 94,>. 94% I 44% \ ** 443A 26% 25% % 25% 101 *99% :■ 18% 18% Dec 29 Sep 3 '.71 Jun Jun ' f 91 75 8; Dec 2 Jan 2 136% Aug 88 3 7 Feb 5 130 4 117% Jun 13 78 Jam 23 Ocfr 16 47% Dec 24 95 Apr 9 22% July 2 22% Feb 7 41 Jan 59 % Mar 27 39 Jan 38 Jan 2 33 Jun " 3 t 87 Jan 5 2 3 17% Oct 15 - 17 * 18" 8 * ' Dec 12 55 Jan: 93 44 Vt 18% 25% 26 80% 81 " 101 123/fl x95 12% 95 *95 31% 303% 30% 15% 16 Ve 15% 16 78 85% *83% 50%. 12% . 100 44% V, I 26% 803/4 '81% 12% 12% *95 30% ' ' 303/4 *153/4 70 37 *160 85% 16 Ve *78% 37 Ve 373/a *160 175 83% 83% 48 % 50% *1013/4 102'/a 1 49 *83% t 78% 783/4 38% 55 Jan 6 • 1 38% JanJ 39% Feb 1 38% Jan- 9 29 >' 16% Jan 11 :io% Dec 56% Jun 42% Jan 20% Jan : ■ 67 37 Nov - 5 > 15 26 59% Mar - 3 71 71 42 42 *42 213/e 203/a 21 par 39 393/4 38 39 Ve 25% 25 91 90% common-— preferred . * . 7% . preferred ; *84 Vz No par : , -' Colorado Fuel & Iron— - Colorado & Sautherir Ry ' 5 2nd 85 48% 102% 85 Columbia Combustion Engineering Inc_No Jun 12 38% Jan 6 Commercial Credit Apr 27 22 % Jan 2 Commercial 31 32% Jun 9 34% Dec 2 51% Mar*17 : * 26% Mar 16 46 Columbus.& Mar '25 37% Mar 17 Southern Ohio 25% 89 3/8 89 3/b 3% 3% *3 5/e 33/4 3 3/e 33/8 4,700 303/s 30% 30 Ve 30% 2,900 131 s/e 1313/8 *128% 3%, 30 —1 112% 30 3/e 131%" 84% ' *850 ■ X112 * . . 43 *80 82 18 17% 17% 17% 17% 42 13% 61 59 61% 59% 62 *60 - 59 18 Ve 17% 173/4 17% 17.% 60 *59% 6,0 60 60 61 62 60 60 40 40% 40% 41% 40 40% 41 41 44 13%- 133/e 13 Va 14% 133/e 13% 61 61 60 61 43 43 42 42% 42% 43 23%' ■ 243/e 23 s/e 24 Ve 23% 13 13 Ve 3,500 130 1,600 10,900 800 61% 680 2,700 , 41 24 13% *, 13 Ve 41 > 13% 190 2,900 34,900 ' 133/4 *60 • 24% 20 100 1,800 60% 61 60 41% 43% 90 % i; 60 Va *403/4 413/a . .. 41% 13 82 18 Va 40 »A 13% 43 . 18% 40 63 *80 , 18Ve 42%' 14% < 14% 6,300 • 43 42 *61 % 24V4 *850 -_ -42% 18% -41% Elec__5 *850 81- , 84 111% , • 18 62' 133 *83 42% 81 59 38 3/e 111 42% 18 3/e . 84% 112% 43% 81 60 .. 84% 113 18% 61 % common—No par 18 10 373/4 253/a 903/4 *80% 62 180 383/e 18% 62 4,000 9,300 71 253A 83% 60 280 21 • *90 ■';,• 903/4 *83% 60 % 42 203/4 x25% 131% 5/e 42 X38 85% 42 71 43 203/4 3 8 3/e us *850 — ' 42% 12 25 132% 113 410 37% 1313/e *84 61 , cumulative preferred-No par Columbian Carbon Co ^r_No par 32 35 % Jan Jun' 85 % " 113% 6,100 102% 24% 30% 100 $4.25 Pictures 132 Va 203/4 10 49 48% 100 *90% 30 Ve * *42 / 1,200 25% 17% Columbia Gas System Inc—-No par 16% May 22 '• *71 18% CoUunbia: Broadcasting- Sys cl A-2,50Class B ——— 2.50 63 Ve May 27 " <- 71 4? : 21Ve; 140' 38 90% 4 3%- 31 1 20 3/8 1,400 175 *83% 48% 80, . pfd—100 7 38% Aug 27 • 42%, 3% 100-' com noncuunulative 11 20 17% Oct 42 *850 par —No par nonchmulafive 1st pfd— Jan 113 % Colgajte-Palmolive-Peet com—No par 1 $3.50 preferred i No par Collins & Aikman'Corp No par •„ 3% x30% *131% (The)--—— 4% , 91 4%,cumulative 2hd preferred—100 ——— Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp—No 45% May 22 6 -25% —100 Coca-Cola Co May'22 1 100 23% May 5 39 Ve Jun' 11 34 Ve Oct 30% Jan 71 42 21 61V2 Apr 4 27% Aug 13 44% Jan 30 2 14- 71 42 4% 15 Apr 27 11% Jan 29 Nov 63 71 1 Mar'24 .; 45 % ' ■ 13 f 13%.Jan 11. gtd—50 stock—50 65% Mar 24 8 4 13'A Oct 13 Inc Foo.ds 10 2,000 79 38 *160 3,300 19,800 15,500 1,800 100 30% ; 303/4 15% :i6Vt 175 102% 102% ,102% 4% Cluett Peabody '& Co>com_4—No par , 20 24% Feb 27 20% Mar It 60% Mar 24 7% : 6,200 ^190 94 25% "/ ■ 49 102 *78% 38 175 v 18 3/e * 79% 375/e* *160 44% 253/8 x30% 38% *93% 44% 79% 16 Ve 79% 18% 93% 44% V 25 Ve 12 313/4 175 18 3/8 93% - 443A 783/4 : new Clopay.: Corp.L—_^_—_—l.v* Jan ; 6 ; 89 % Jan 6 28 19 RR 4J/2%, .cuipi conv 4. ; 47% Jan 4 2 53 Va Feb1 10 Nov 40'A Feb Clinton 23 May1' 4 87; 875} 10 60: Jan Pitts guaranteed Corporation "vClimax .Molybdenum-—--L-—No May'25, 125% Feb ' Jun110. 32% Jun .. 1 2 59 Feb 134. 7' •1 iVa Jun Jan 5 32% 6 42% Jun' 10; 8tf Jun' 8/. 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Jan 874 -'40% Jun 1 Special Clevlte V 26% May 20 ■> 8 .- Mar 17 109% Jan Cleveland & . 15 '. 43 Ve Mar 20 2: 89% Jun- 12 3% May 28% Apr ; 25% Apr 22% Jan' 19: 18 i. * 9 Jam 36 • $2% Jan," 4 3 Jan 9 6% Jan 22 102 Dec '25 Ve Jan 3 24% Oct 130 % Jan 1 39~% 75",, Mar 23 44% Mar 19 * 8 42, 20% Jun: 180 38,600 ' X92% 12% 50'%, par 10 Ve 23/4 29 * —No par 10 Ve 100 23/4 •, 71% 8T *83% 10 Ve : 70 Ve 78% *78% 2% 800 9Ve 113/4 29 12 *38 2% *9 *11% 72% 82% *160 9Ve 11% 10,500 ."i 12 31% 91 70 Ve * 12% *99% 91 10 Ve '45 25%,. *16 91 300 72% 10% 943/4 44% • 713/4 27% 183/4 94% • 723/4 *11% \ 6,200 69 10% 81 % 100 ; *66 27% 73V2 18% No par 5,400 51 19% IOV4 72% 10, 17,300 40% 50% 29 *27% .-5 19% 40% *9 11% 23/4 IOV4 20 Ve 51% 713/e 9 Ve 11% 2% 6,900 41 *90 I2V2 21,500 193/4 92 2% 1,500 17 44% 40% • .71% *12% .8.50 8 3/4 17% 43% 39% , 3/4 16% 45 • Illuminating com_No 173/4 *3l7% 53 ' 25 $4:50 preferred *233/4 18 19% 403/4 Stores Elec 24 39% preferred JLlOO .;*' Milling Machine Co_2-10 T Financial Corp No par* Cleve 100 1,600 ■; 493/4 *9 14,800 80 Vt 18% 20% / 35% 80% 52% 25 — 35 Va " 15 Ve 9 100 18 Va 32' 9 29% 19% 19% 31% 8% 29% 353/8 1,800 81% 18 Ve 18% 32% ' 14% 9% 173/4 19% 32 30 5% 19 41V4 .-25 ^— common *19 Ve 35 *80% 19% Clark Equipment Co new —20 •CCC & St" Louis .Ry Co com 100 -; 5% noncum'ulative preferred—100 8 '109% Jan 18% 35 52% Co?common _5 4%%'convertible preferred—100 ■4 12 I. City 6 10 81% 18% 700 - *5% 29% 40% 1 City.Products Govpi'ai— • 6 44% Jan 158 34% *80 % 19 9 Electric— & *29% 81 Va *29 par ( ^ Gas 29% 18% - 12 83% Feb * 9 Jun; 10 152 44 • 700 95 :■,.;. 6 100 preferred— Co— Copper 27% *93% *80 % 15% 17Ve conv common. *26% 94 *5% 29% 20 44 V2 com__No par 27% 94 35% 33 100 27 5% 19% 20 No par pfd Cities Service Co— 4 City" Investing Co common— 5%% preferred 16% Mar 18 22 Apr 4% 9 2 75 24 100 5,500 13 • 24 Ve 27 5% 34% *15% ;■ Cincinnati * 2 10 4 Dec 29 110 95% Jan -14% Jan Jun 14; 3% Oct 500 8 23% 933/4 93 *28% 36 *32 'A. convertible •New , 4 15% Feb Apr . 30 % Feb ' 30% Jan <Jun? Pac & noncum preferred series A Chile / 6 :2 1 78 Paul series A Chrysler Corp Mar *27 2 Sep 10 * ; *26% 53/4 82% 35 Va —No par Milw 5% .convertible 2 May' 29% 95 5% 18% Childs Co (-5 *93 "• 5% ■ 24 Ve 11 Jan 96 5% 17% — 10 ' Jun- *93 23% 5% *7 102;"- Jan 9 26 81 % Apr 900 14% X23% 13% 21 21% 8% 32% 4,700 14% 24% 13% 370 18% 18% *7% 32 V4 1,900 98 Ve 14% 24% 13% 21 3,100 183/4 ' 32'A 18 21% 353/4 97 18% *20% ' 993/4 18-% 21% f. * 18% 14% ' 18% 21% l9Vs 15 18% 13 39 1" 37% Jan - 2,900 65% *98% preferred series A 100 Chicago Yellow Cab— —No par Cliickasha Cptton Oil—I.——— 10 13% Feb 9 78% Jun' 65% Jan v 1800 5% 343/4 * 70 Vo Jun';9 12 56% Sep 29% May • 1 18 % Mar 18 100 20 5% ' - 320 113/4 *21 preference—No par Chicago Rock.Isl & Pac RR—No par 12 14% Feb 3% Feb 9 28 */80 •105% Mar 12 ' 17% 64 24% $3 * 2% May 15 10% Jun 10 30 155 1,500 17% - 34% , 18Va 5% < 11% MaY20 4 Jan 9% Jan ' Jan 48 % Dec 1 '5. 18,600 '79 Va 65% 36 1 . Chic & North Western ; 92% Jun' 10 96 7- 74% Jan 25% 120 Va 78 53A 18% Chicago Pneumatic Tool com-No 76% May 27 35% Jail'22 .33% July -7* 25% 120 12 24% 5% 82 % Mar 19 - 10 1 2 18 1 79% 11% *19 Chic 42% May 21 1 62% Mar 19 9 4 102 - 26 121% 63% 10 Class B '21% May 21 18 14% Dec 4 28% Jan T 14% May 12 ! 6,30> 97 *78% 20 Ve 53/4 60 53% *95 34% *80% 2 16% Feb '17 ; , 13 23 Apr Dec - 114 -8 «' 253/e 121V 16% 20 40 6 May 37% Dec 22 Jan *16% 6 Chicago Corp (The)* L 1 Chicago Great Western: Ry coni—50 : 5%, preferred 1 50 Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25 6 49% Jun 10 68% Jan* 2 25 Dec Jan 25 Ve Jun'10 89 Ve Oct 16% J : 123 Va 53% 97 67 36Va - 21 18 18% Jun' -2 31% Jun 16% 5 —— Cincinnati -94% Jan 79% *121 533A 36% *28% Class 5 34% Jan 12 35% Feb * Mar 12 46% ' 26% Jan 23 42 Mar 12 J3 • 29% Nov- '5 Jab 4% v 6 10 Jun 16% Jun 3 12% Feb 10 30% Apr July 25 72 Va Dec 27 25% 121% 793/8 25 122 53 • 500 12 Ve 3%% convertible preferred 100 Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par 9 14 Mar J 9 32% Feb 68% Feb 85% Jan 18% Jun 51% Dec 23 10% Dec 2% Oct1 30 5% : 121% 25% 121 79% •'81% 16% 17Ve *14% 1 100 *95' 5 Corp 12,100 66 Va 122 97 9.50 Corp— 40 3/4 52% *95 No par Products 40% *64% 12 Corp of Virginia 5 Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25 23 3A Mar 13 18% Dec 18 25% 120% 6 41% 66% 81' 121 513/4 97 ' ' 200 40% *64% 67 Chesapeake 26% Mar 17 21% Mar 24 28% Dec Nov 3 2 9 34% Dec 10 41% Feb , 17 1 11 Pasco 120 54% *95 ' 17% 36% $4.50 preferred——i No par Checker Cab: Manufacturing—1.25 : 4 18% Jun 17 Oct 30 23% Jan 21% July 9 de Common 7% Mar 27 31% Feb 23 20 13 15 103 % Jan 9 . Jan 20 Jun 12% Mar 8% Sep 32 10 5% Jun 28% Apr 81% Jan 9 28 Va May 1 34 % Jun 10 18% Feb 49% Jan Cerro 3 27 * 15 Feb 23% Dec 22% July 22 15'A Feb 20 7 .. 5 52 i 81 17% 125 • Champion Paper & Fibre CoJuly 24 105% Oct 21 2 West Corp: Sugar'Co Chain Belt Co Feb 38% Jail 97 26Ve *120%'122 100 - Sputh 23% Jun 55 % 25% vtc—No par Century Ribbon Mills 1 30 May 17 33% Jan 9% Mar 12 42 1 Jan May 13 a 5% Oct 23 28 8 58 '/4 Feb 16% Apr 28 22% May. - 54 Central Illinois Public Service 10 Central RR Co'of N J class A—50 Class B -i; .'—I 50 24 9,000 *95 5%' preferred series B vtc 100 Central Hudson Gas & Elec No par Central Illinois Light common * Jan 1,900 18 *120 20 32 104 123/4 17% 125 20 13 42% Mar 25 123/4 17% 20% 73% Jan 11 81 12% 173/e 6 40% Jan 35% Jun 81 *123/s 173/4 *20 11% Apr '30 40% Aug 18 81 12% 17% 18% 1 31% Apr '20 62% Apr 20 24 81 Xl2% *42 ' 5 8 Apr *79 13 *79 16% 8 4,800 83% 84 16% Dec 22 42 Ve 65 16% 13, 42 Ve *63 *16% 6.8% Dec 42% 64% 125 10 35% Ded 100 35% 64% 12% 7 Shares 105 35 Ve 68 » Xl7% 17 *104 353/4 42% 18% 29 35% 40% 13% Co 104 - 39% 18 Ve 20 Sugar 104 36 42% 13 Va ___ 104 34% 41% _1 common '103 42% *42 12.50 Central Foundry Co Mar 27 -37 the Week June 12 39% 83 47% Jan . 104 35% Friday June 11 42 Ve *66 J10% Jan 36 *103% 37 Sales for Thursday 43 % 50 Corp PRICES r 41% 100 5% .preferred Central Aguirre 104 37 par , June 10 "42 Va series—50 preferred Tractor SALE Wednesday June 9 "'103 % — 167/a Mar 18 16 3 General HIGH Tuesday June 8 Preferred 4.20% 100 Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par 7%» 2nd preferred— ; 100 4%i% conv preferred series A_100 Celotex Corp common— No 19% Mar 25 120 series— Co common- Caterpillar 6 150 % Feb & (J I) ]7% 24 110% Jan Jan 4.80% Case 2 Feb 38% Jan May 26 6 24 19 % July 30 6 Oct 23 4% preferred Carriers 5 10 Dec 15 % Oct Oct Conv preferred Conv 89% Mar .9 5 94% Nov .17% 4 Jan Jun 120 104% Aug 51% Jan 3 '33% Oct Mar „ 45% Mar • 10 17% Jun 21 131'A Dec 49 69 . 18 Nov 66 '43 6 AND Monday Par - 3 '22 2 10 Apr STOCK Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100 Carolina Power & LightNo par Carpenter Steel Co_ a _5 Carrier Corp common— 10 " 142 .i47% Jan Jun 42 YORK LOW EXCHANGE 113% Mar 19 34% v NEW Highest 103% Jun 21% Jan 10% Feb Continued—Page 3 STOCKS Pear 1952 13% 133/4 14 61 60 Va 60% 410 42% 42% 2,000 24 4,100 *■ *235/e 3,800 par 41% 42 413/8 413/4 40% 41 3 &Ve 40 ;——10 Co 33 Va 39% 40 34 32% 33 3/8 32 3/e 33% 32% 33 32 183/4 19 3/e 18 Ve 18% 18% 18% 18% 323/8 183/4 12,700 Solvents -No par Commonwealth Edison Co 19%^ 19% com—25 33 33% 32% 33 32% 33 32% 33 Ve 33 2,400 9,800 32% Jan 14 34% Dec 31 32% Jun 10 37% Mar 16 $1.32 convertible 25 32% 33 Ve 33 16,200 35 Ve Dec * 26 <" 35% Dec 31 33% 10 37% Mar 16 32% 32% Jun 323/e $1.40 32% 33 33 conv 25* 33 V» 323/4 32% 33 V2 32% 33% 32 3/e 32% 32% 33 *32% 33 Ve 5,300 6,500 6% Dec 10 23% Oct 28 ;21 % Apr 19 27 ; , Nov 10% Feb 18 12 28% Jan 2 23 Va Apr 2 22% Feb 10 7 27% Jun 8 24 25 July 6 31 % Feb 7% May. 1 32% July 18 12% Jan 25 39 Ve Nov 19 XIO6V4 Jan 2 6% Jun 109 % Mar 27 8 . 1 27% Jan 15 Feb 4 •106 27% Dec 31 2 109 23% Jun 10 28 % Jan Cigar. Coppermines 5 27 113 97% Jan ,< Feb 19 105% July 15 16% Jan 18 13 10 Apr 22 % Aug 13 52% Oct Nov 25 11% Jan 23 101' 91 May Jun 10 14% Jun 10 11' 16 64% Feb 4 50 27% Sep 8 39 Ve Dec 12 15 Jan 9 •16% Apr 34 Ve Jan 102 Jan 102% Jan 31% May 99 Jan 15 2 1 12 Ve Jan Mar 24 Apr 14 20% Dec 23 38% Dec 12 2 110 3 109% Nov 26 May 16 2 43% Dec 31 Jun Feb 99% Jun 37% Jun 8 94 Jun 4 18% Jan 90% Jan 2 108% Sep 96 Feb 7 99 Jun 16 16 117 Feb 8 For footnotes see page 26. 3 Consolidated Vultee Jan 11 95% Jun 45 % Jan 13 87 May 20 112% Jan 16 1 4 52% Mar 20 : 23% 23% 233/4 1,100 1,700 23% 23% 23% 23% 28% 2,400 *27% 27% *27% 97% Jan 8 c'120%. Feb 27 28Vs 1 Inc Inc com preferred- $4.52 preferred-— 104 V2 25% *103 *92 preferred conv 2nd 27% 27% * 8 8% 35 36% 105 25% 104% 105 94% 24 103% *92 143/4 12% *12% 51 Vz 15 100 15 Ve *12 Vz -5 51% *25 1 8 8 Va 343A 105 8 7% 10c 9% 18 27 7% 9 V4 18% 51% *24 7% 9 Ve 17 ' 363/e 104% 104% 25%* x233/4 103% 94 X102 23% 104% 102% 24 *102 Va 91 14% 14 % 12% *12Va 12% *12% 14% 123/4 52 263A *89% 50 f. 7% 51 50% *24 27 *23% x7% 9% 9 18 Ve 16% 7% 9 7% preferred—No par 23% 94 94% X93 51%, *86 117% 51% 90 119 30% *86 117% 933/4 51% 37% *92 22% 38 Va 97 91Vz 92% 493/4 50% *85 90 119 X115 ri5 3,300 1,300 1,120 *99% 100 % 220 *993/4 39 ; 22%'-' 90 8 8,700 101 383/4 27% *7% 35% 100% 97 50% *23% 7% 99% 101% 37% *49% 27 25% *100% *22% 50% 50 123/4 •89% 35% *92 *12% 170 1,000 2,500 99% 23% 14% 23,800 35% 39 92 9 Vb 100%. 100'A 97 102 Ve 14% 17% 35% 38% 102 1,600 22,800 9% 100% 23»A 24 Ve 17% 303/4 *92 24 9Ve 100% *' 9,600 26,100 104% 104% *89% 500 8Ve 17% 100 99% 28 36 Ve 9 Ve 100% V 92 8 35% 17% 17% 36% 100 102% x91 xl4JA 100 Ve 35% 24% 15 No par No par 36%- 8% 353/4 No par Continental Baking CO com—No par $5,50 preferredNo par Continental Can Inc common 20 $3.75 preferred—: No par $4.25 28%, 8% 36% 15 "A Container Corp of America corn—10 4% 8'A 36 . Aircraft—-1 $4.50 30 25% May 21 Co 7; 23% 23 Ve Corp—1.33 % Stores Consumers Power Co 5 102% Feb 2 48% Dec 31 Textile 45 5 19% Dec 5 Consolidated 4 103% Feb 12 18 Jan 0 108% Feb 10 17 16% Jun 62 Consolidated Retail 2 38% May 18 109% Jan 1 8 2 89% Dec <41% Aug 19 6 22% Feb 12 38V2 Jan 1 5 Jan 6% 23% 23% Consolidated Laundries CorpConsolidated Natural Gas Consol RR 6f Cuba 6% pfd 58 7 235/e 23 3/8 Preferred 4 Va% series B— 100 Preferred 4% series C——100 Consolidated 27 7 23%, 23% & 10% Jan 23 99% Jun Elec. Light Grocers 7 24 of Bait com—No par 10% Jan . ... 10 35 Ve Apr Mar 26 7 23% No par 13% Apr 6 16% Jun ' 7 23'% Corp—5 16% Apr -24 10 May 27 7% Feb 20 9 102 5 27 9% Oct 11 •110% Jan * 7 8 Gas Eower Co 7 —10 Consol Edisbn of N Y com—No par $5 preferred --No par 5 Jan 7 No par Inc,, Consolidated Consolidated 25% Oct 23 Co—No par Consolidated 25 103% Jun Nast Publishing Mills Corp Z Congpleum-Nairn ; 30 11 40% Feb • Cone 27 31% Jan 9 10 Conde 3 24% Jan 10 Jun 34% Jun Mar preferred preferred : *92 35®/e 100 100 V4 40 40 97 *92 22% 22% 91',4 91% 49% 503/a *85 114'% 90 1143/4 22% 91% 50% 40 ' 4,600 97 22% 5,800 91% 850 50% 13,200 *85 90 *115 116 1,380 I 18 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, Jane (2582) €«Dfhut4~-Pif« 4 NEW YORK STOCK RECORD 16=54 Jeb > 9 ,Jun 11 82% 28 8% Jun 10 Apr 3 Jan 30 52 V Jun 15% Feb 6 16 SI 56 Nov 26 30 10 % Nov 7V2 Apr 75r 2 28 25 68 18 31% Aug 13 18% Oct 22 29% Jan 25 28% Jan 2 5154 Jan 14 21% Apr 2 Dec 12 17 % Jun Oct 22% 10 23 23% Apr 48% Jan 6 11 19% Jan Ma~r~21 26% Jan 2 30 26% Mar 26 59 Jun 12 68% Jan Apr 1 79% Jan 96% Jan 96% Jan 30 10 12 4% Nov 26 4 5 5 Jan 1% May 21 2 Mar Jan 23 65% Feb 1 1% Oct 16 2% Jan 30 38% Jan 67 % Feb 3 28% Oct 93% May 11 25 73% May 21 Jan 6 8 Mar 31 161 172 Jun 20 Crane May 22 87% Jun 1 95 Jan 12% Dec 5 15% Jun Dec 25% Jan 2 12% Oct 22 19% Jan 28 12% Jun 10 *32% Nov 13 36% Feb 5 28 Jun 10 26% Jun 10 10*3% Jun~l3 91 Co 34% Jan 15 31% Apr : 30 28 Jun 5 30 78 Jun 11 89 15% Apr 10 < 2 Jan 8 6% Jan 3 , 29 8% Apr 6% Jun /.* 9 100 RR 6% preferred ■ j, 7 ■ 8 9% Feb 2 2 Jan 23 138 Jun 10 43 23 12 32% Jun 21 14'A May 4 39% Jan 14 19 36% Dec 12 32 Jun 9 8 24 6 13=% Jun 1Q 16% Jan 19 36% Dec 12 33'A Jun 10 38% Mar 13 20 29 80 10 Dayton Power & Light common Preferred 3.75% series A 6% 1% 1% 1,700 29% 29% 29% 6,900 88% 14% 14% 14% 14% 27 26% 26% 500 12% 12% 8,300 *87 90 200 10,500 32 3% 2 100 *83 84% 84% series B 100 *83=% 84% *83% 84% Preferred series C 100 *85 88 *85 87 17% Oct 22 24 % Feb 5 23% Feb 16 9% Jan 14 63% Jan 25 37% Jun 34 % Sep 23 % Jun 12 47% Jan 5 28% Oct 21 4 30% Jan 2 31% Jan 3 35'A Nov 24 29% Jun 12 337/8 Jan 5 52 Aug 45% Jun 9 52"% Feb 2 15% Jun 12% Apr 6 15% Jan 30 23% May 21 27% Feb 2 4 Co Jan 2 11% Oct 15 23 Apr 18 7 12 26% NOV 17 62 Feb 27 85% Dec 30 74 Apr 24 95 7% 24% 24% *136 *136 35% 32% 32% 33 85 85% 6% 6% 14% *14 80 1.400 14% 323/4 *49 " 3,000 63A 33% 4,800 300 493A 133/4 13% 1,900 335/8 333/4 4,000 85 *83 85 *83 85 10 84 84 *84 85 *84 85 1,700 *85 87 *85 87 *85 87 20 10% 9% 49 3A : 86% 63A 32% *483A 323/4 3,000 *83 20% 20 10% 20% 9% 20% 20 20% 20% 93A 9% 9% 28,900 3*2 & 3/8 93/8 9% ' „ 32% 49% 1,300 -»n 36% *85 14% : 24% 140 323/a 32% * 90 1,400 15,900 ?% 35% 6% *14 , *24% 140 35% 12,000 53 3=2 332 333 127,300 " 4,300 1 Lack & 38% 38% 38 38% 37% 37% 37% 37% 373/4 1,600 10 24% 24=% 23% 24% 23% 24% 245/s 25% 245/8 25% 17,400 20 Delaware & Hudson 85% May 21 20% __ preferred Delaware 10'A 50c ; - Deep Rock Oil corp Deere & Co new common 7% 20% 50c Inc — 7% 86 *14 84% Preferred 3.75% Rubber 7% 24% 900 95 95 33%, 11 Records Rights *52% 140 35% 1,000 7% 52% 33 3/8 16 Decca 7 95 52% 7% 6% 9% 29 95 33% Jan Dayton 7% 200 61 . *28 33% Jan 2 6% 9% r: 34 97% Feb 11 ♦59% 10 29 6% 4,600 8,000 8 ' 60% *9% 15% 195 7% 33% 92 Jun 15% 35 92 32 *56% *28% 23% *170 7% 14 3 12 % May 14 15% 195 7% 13% 28 9 xl5% *170 14 Apr 10 580 13% Jun 12 23 *22 *48 83 Jun 23 23% ; 32 82% May 28 X Jun 23% 14% 86 9 % Jun 900 23 *22 33 9 20 79% 50 19 • 28% *78% 14'A 99'A Jun 3.90% 28% 78% 52% 32% 14% 28% 50 34% 7 32 49% X28% 95 *85 96% Jun July 15 500 - X78 14% 49% 14% *14 6% 94% 52% .'7% 24% 6% 21 43 1% *26% 28% 35 28 16 4 88 % 14% 27 *136 86 6% 14% 32% 1 - 33% 32% *84% 86 *14 > Jan Oct" 4 29% 90 28% ' 25 ° > 92% Jan 39 250 4% 1% 795% 79'A 23 23 *22 23% 15% 16 *175 195 V 756 77/8 59 I 59 9% 9% 138 13835'A 36' 33% *84% 6% Daystrom Inc 49% Jun 16% Aug 25 25% 33% 1 2.50 Davison Chem Corp (The) com Preferred 4.60% series A 58% Aug 13 51% 7% 25 92 79% • 79% 23'A 23% *22 •* 23% 16 16% . *175 195 7% 7% *59 61% 9% 9% 28% ; 28% 6%> 7% • *95 96% > 52% 53% :f 7% 7% 138 138 36% 36% 100 Davega Stores Corp common 5% convertible preferred Mar 16 57 .' 1 3=%% 8% Mar 17 33% Feb 1 No par Corp common preferred series A Dana 8 Jan 11 10 Jan Apr 7,200 4% 29% 14 28% ' 28% 96% *95 51% ,7% pfd—100 Inc Cutler-Hammer 40% Mar 23 02 Jun 6% Jun 85 8 2 A Class Cushman'8 Sons Inc 1% Apr 17 Jail IB 30 x27% 9156 29'A 7% //j.. 7% Prior 27% Mar 20 Jan 35 ■ 29 Publishing common 1 preferred —.—No par preferred -Nopar Curtiss-Wright common 1 4 24 16 61 10% / 100 $7 67% Feb 131 10 ... 2.50 . Press Inc—- Curtis 6 3 51 23% *22 :: 16% *175 7% noncum preferred 456% 2 Mar 2 Jun 7% Jun ; 4 1 14 8 69 163 210 80% 23% 24 16% 195 1 7"% 61 10% 100 pfd 100 certlflcetea Cuban-American Sugar common—10 7% preferred 100 Cudahy Packing Co common. 10 Mar 17 64 94% Jan 29 96 97 ' 69 *161 4,800 29% 80% preferred.. Cunningham Drug Stores Ine 15% Mar 11 2 *95 % 69 161 68% 161 28% convertible 5% Cuneo 22 88 97 *95% 28% 28% Crucible Steel of Amer common—25 12% Mar 19 13% Dec 85% Jan 2,800 94% 1,400 34% Jan 29 22 33% Feb 1,030 75 *93% 12,100 9 8% Mar 20 May 15 60% 743% 60'A 75 94% 91% 10 7"% Dec 13% Apr 59 60% 74% *93% 27% 92 9% Jun 13 51 3,900 28% 30% 28% 92 28% Jun May 21 % 91% 28 12 Jan 20% 28% *30 16 95 97 69% 30 No par preferred 12% Jan 397/e Dec 60 75 94% 161 161 4 4 1% 1% Corp com new—5 No par Zellerbach 32 July 23 20% 27% Mar 17 8% May 21 7 68% Jan 65% May 26 2 Jan 90 X20% 92% 8 32 21% 60 60% 74 74% *93% 94% *95% 97 68% 68% 161% 161% 4% 4% 1% 1% 20% 1.400 27% 8 Dec 2,000 29% Jan 24% Sep 50% 92% Jan 44 50% 26% 17 132% Dec 5034 29'A 185 3 50% 27% 92% 185 19 20 51% 2956 18 25 32% Mar 50=% 26% 91% 20% Jan Feb 2354 Feb 21 24% *49% 28 25 12956 Jan 24% 50% 30 15% Sep 12956 Jan Jan 24% *49% 27% *89 100 America of preferred 6% 10 2,800 1,100 12% Cuba 24 21% 12% 6 7% Apr 21% 12% 6 Jan 22 12% 35% Jan 99 l.lOO 21% 24% : 12"% 36% Jan 54% Dec 24 ,18% 12% 4 3 24 ' 13 10 10 18% 2356 12% Jun 20 18% 24 2.50 Jun Sep 6,900 18% *23% *26% 23 Feb 55 18% *88% 24 6 54% 18,700 26% 8 93 500 9% J. 89 15% 5 4956 Jan V 55 9% 26% 36% Dec Dec 54 .. 89 14% 36% Dec 24 9% 15% 24 22 9 300 2,100 26% Mar 25 9% Aug 27 69 3,800 * 21% 24% 50% 21% 90 68% 68 9% 53% 50% 29% 69 70% 18% " 23% 21% 24 *49% 52 30% 30% 25 1154 18 15 Jun Dec 1 11% 26% 23 26 54 Apr 97 69% 162 4 4 1% 1% 161 *17% 1154 Shares . 1 22 65 60% 76% 94% 75% *93% *95% 69 % 17% 8% 2 $4.20 0 39% Jan 92% Jan 7% Jan " 60 17% n 8% *11% *10% 69 8% 53 8% (The) $2 16 103 9 28 21% 60 74% *93% *95% 68% 1 of Wheat Corp Crown 9 Jan 33% Jan May 18 28 5% Oct 22 % preferred 3%% Cream 2 15% Mar Oct 190 21% - . 1856 .18% 24% 24%' " 21% 21% 24% 24% *49% 50% I 8% 8% 18% • 7756 Oct 23 19 Corp—1 common Creameries 27% Mar 12 99% Jan 27 51% - ■ the Week Friday June 12 | Crown Cork & Seal common 2 27 4 12 Jan 19 12 52% 5 Coty 21 27 97 52% JNo par - Electric Dubiller 2 11% Jun 9 60 • 5 common- Inc Coty Internation Corp 24% Jun 9156 Jan 18% 25 22% 24 % 49% series 6% 3 34% Apr 10 Jun 29 50 10% 25 22 24% 49% > Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co 20 Corning Glass Works common 5 3%% preferred 100 Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947-100 Corn Products Refining eomjnott-25 7% preferred 100 8 19 Jan 93 53%- 5 14 Corp, Corp Co Range Cornell 16 70 3% Jun 93 9% of Delatrere. Steel Preferred 55% Jan 93% May 21 69% Jan 16 l ' June II 8 *17% Bales far 1 Thursday ' June 10 8% 8% 18 18 11% .1156 7056 71% 9 '9% 52 53% 72 /v; 9% 54% Copperweld Steel Co conunen Convertible pref 5% series 2 28 87% Jan 5 Jan 166 Continental 99% Apr 6656 Nov 11% *70% Wednesday , 18% 11% 10 Cooper-Bessemer Copper Jan 9 25 22 99% Apr 23 73 Sep 25 178 Apr 15 63 Continental Oil 27 27% Feb 62 *18'A Continental Motors 8 *8% 5 Continental Insurance 6 28% Mar 14 24 50% Jun 23 54 May Ian Mar 18 22 11 23% Jun 8 1 62% Jan 9 18% Jun 25 '/a Dec <4 ' 11% Mar 26 17 1954 Oct Continental Diamond Fibre 11 June 0 8% Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—3 5% convertible preferred 25 11% Jun v.. 30 Nov 56% Jan M*r *7 17% Jun 18% Jun 68% Apr 11 ION. 13% Mar . Tuesday June 8 Pgr' 20% Mar 17 10 Jun 8 Monday STOCK YORK •EXCHANGE Highest Lowest 10% Jan 31 15 NEW Range Sines Jum. 1 Highest Lowest 7% Nov 17 LOW AND HIGH SALS rRICES STOCKS Range f®r Previous Tear 1052 15, 1953 30% 30% 30% 30% 30'A 30% 30% 303/B 295/8 30 % *45% 46% 100 37% 1,700 46 45% 46% 45% 45% 46 46% 50 13% 13% 12% 13% 12% 12% 12% 13% 13 13 13.50 24% 24% 24% 25 24% 24% 24% 24% 24% 24% 80% Western Delaware Power & Light Co x46 1,800 12,700 3,300 '-/I .>v:. Denver & Rio Grande West BB— j x70 77% 78 78 783/4 78% 783A preferred 100 84 84% 83% 84 3A 84% 84% 84% 85% *84% 85% 1,900 8 20% 21 20% 205/a 193A 20% 20% 203/4 20% 213/g 4,200 20 25% 25% 25% 25% 24% 25% 24% 25 24% 25 Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co-100 *62% 65 62% 62% 94% Jan 10 24% Mar 23 Derby Oil 3 25% Dec 12 24% Jan 16 25% Mar 23 Detroit Nov 17 61% Jan 6% Jan 11 66 13 19 31 16% Jan ; 4 64 0 Mar 9 6% Mar 17 10 10% Mar 25 18 % Jan 2 14 18% July 11 27% Jan 21 19=% Jun 10 43 25 26% Jun 5 33 106 % Apr 29 19 95 % Jun 9 108 38 % Nov 18 32% Jan 8 Jan 114% Feb 19% Jun 1 4.40% Jun 8 40% Feb 3 30 Jun 12 34% Feb 13 3 12=% Jun 10 14% May 25 10% Apr 28 13% Feb 12% July 30 1 Nov 13 12 % Jan 3 "29% Feb 21 39 1 10% Jan 8 16% Jan 16 Dec 25 ,99% Jan 3 21 % Oct 30 26% Apr 80% Jun 11 22 84% Aug 23 47 Nov 23 May 19 13% Aug 29 105% Mar 29 5 Diana 10 23% Mar 10 Dome 60% Apr 6 72% Mar 20 33'A Jun Dow Chemical Co 10 43% Jan 8 Apr 24 102% Jan 15 17% Jun 10 24% Jan 5 5 83% Jan 14 May 5 9% Jun 10 43 Feb 13 12% Jan 2 79 Jun 38 l 8 X92 % Jan 8 19 19 19% 20 20 20% 26% 27. 27 *27 27% * 94% 95% 95 % 95 % *93% 95% *93% 95% 33 31% 33% 33% 33 % *33% 335/8 33% 32 30% 31 30 % 30% *30% 2 *13 13% 125/a 12% 123/8 11 11% 11 11% 11 11% 26% 26% 26% 253/B 26% X12% 1 »8y2 8% No par *32 % 323/4 No par 11% 11% No par 18% 18% 18 No par 63% 63% 62 Ltd convertible 51% Oct 10 113/4 500 185/a 17% 18% 18 18% 18 18 % 7,200 62 % 61% 623/4 61% 623/4 61% 613A 5,000 31,400 35% ,34% 35 % 33% 34 3/a 33 % 34% 33% *97% 98 97% 97% *95% 97% 96 96 19% 18% 19% 17% 18 3/4 18% 18% 18% 18% 100 79 79 79 79 *78 1 *37 *37 40 *36 9% 40% 9% 93A 9% g 933/4 94% 92% 93% No par 110% 110% 110% 110% 12 Preferred $3.50 series 90% 91% 90% 90% 90 10 27% May 18 No par 10 26% 26% 25% 265/8 42 Apr 27 48 Feb 10 com $3.75 preferred 19 47% Apr 23 51% Jan 5 49% Dec 9 43%Jun 4 48% Jan 5 10% Jan 7 0% Jan 6 10% May 15 4% preferred DWG Cigar Corp 23% Mar 11 Eagle-Picher 25 28 18% Jun 10 28% Jan 2 22% Jun 9 14 25% Jan 18 14% Jun 5 16 Jan 21 36% Feb 27 15% Jan 2 158 Jan 10 18% Mar 17 Eastern Jun 10 47 Aor Eastman 158% Apr 27 169 Jan 22 48% Jan 30 21 39% Jun 10 July 15 16% Jan 5 25% Mar 25 89 Apr 29 84 Jun 3 94 2 18 6 23 23 Dec 29 20 % Jun Apr 25 12% Mar 11 102 Jan 14 89 17 Sep IS May 26 13% Jun Feb 20 23% Jan 5 102 10 : Feb 11 17% Feb 44% Jan 24 55% Dec 31 1% Jun 20 11 34% Oct 22 2% Apr 16 43% Mar 18 2% Apr 31 Jun 11 10% Nov 24 37% Jan 16% Mar 19 11% Apr 24 13 32% Dec 30 26% Jun 10 33% Feb 51% Jan 49 11 24 6% 15 Jun 1% Jun 12 57 Mar 12 Jan 48% May 13 48% Jun 56% Dec 26 50 Jun 12 31 32% Jun 12 9 15 16 Jun 93% 933/4 110 3/g 110% 110% 90% 90% *90% 90% 600 x25% 26 25% 26 253/4 26 % 36,600 X43 43 43 3/a 433/8 *42% *48 48% 48% 48% *47% 48% 48 48% *48 44 44 44 44 *43% 43% 43% 43% 433A 443% 900 10 10 *9% 9% 9% 9% 9% 9% 1,000 19% 19% 23% 23% 1,800 11,500 9% 9% 19% 19% 19 19% 18% 18% 18% 19% 24% 24% 22% 24% 22% 23% 23 23% 15% 14% 15 14% 15 15% 15% *15 13% 12% 12% 13% 13% 13% 220 42% 42 42% 42% 42% 42% 42 3/g 1,400 13%- 42% 162 162 163 163 *162 2,000 14,300 161% 170 2 41% 42 40% 41% 39% 40% 39% 40 39 % 40% 1 Co 23 23% 22 23 22 22% 22% 23 23% 233A 2,700 5,000 *81 84 *81 _100 , .2.50 common 100 *81 20% *90 84 20% 20% 20% 92 92 *90 95 13% 14% *14 14% 44% 44% 14% 14% 14% 14% 46 46% 44% 46 1% 1% 32% 32% 15 *11% Ilo 28 12 • 20% *90 14% X44 45 84 20% 95 4,600 50 , 14% 1,200 44% 6,600 7,000 1% 1% 13A 1% 1% 1% 32% 31=% 31% 31 3/a 31% 31% 12 11% 12 11% 11% 11% 11 3/4 X26% 27 27 273/4 26% 27% 28% 27% *49% 50 2nd 50 *51 52% 50% 51 3 34 34% 33% 34% 16% X15% Gas 44% 20% 1% 50 preferred 20% 31.% *11% 28% *82 84 *81 20'A 1 No par 161 91 5 _ 84 163 *161 20% *90 91 163 240 15% 13 preference—.. Natural *15 ' 48% 13% common conv 43% 42=% loo preferred Products Co Paso 1,100 43% Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares 5% 933A 110=% .•92% 13% Storage Battery Elgin National Watch Co El 16,800 90 90 92% 110% 42% Electric 5% 91 110% 10 Bros Stores Inc common Elliott Co 37% Jan Oct 18 3,200 I_5 4%% preferred Elastic Stop Nut Co ; Electric Auto-Lite (The) 60% Feb 38% Jun 15 26 9% Corp 4 % % Ekco 40% 9 3/a common Manufacturing Edison 50% Jan 24% Apr 44 Co preferred Eaton *36% 9% 43% 10 Kodak 40% 9% 43j/„ 1 Stainless Steel 12% Jun *36 V - "#43 10 Corp 42 171% July 10 47% Dec 9 Co Eastern Airlines Inc 21 79 50 ' Eastern 21 9% *78 I50 l_g ± 19% Mar 27 Jan 16% Feb ' .8 $4.15 preferred 16% Jan 48 82% Nov 97 28% Jan 40% 79 50 10 12% Oct /, 400 6,300 *78 & Co— 9? 25 41% Oct 30 79 9% 10 16 1,000 34% 97% Jun 30 1,200 8% 32 % 90 Sep 6,700 8% series Apr 4,900 26% 19 % Common 8% Apr 16% Nov 113A 26% *12% 31% $4.50 22 700 11% 26 *113/8 Preferred 19 12% 113/a 8 3/8 2 Nov 12% 11% 253/4 11% 30 52 123/s • 313/4 100% Jan X48% Dec 27 1,300 2,100 8% 118% Jan 10 34 31 11% 4 Jun 33% 30 31% 10 51 300 : 95 % 33% 8 5/8 Jun Co 1,400 31 34% No par Light 9,100 ■* 11% Jun Duquesne 27% 31% 91 Jan 20 3/4 27% 95% 800 193% 20% 8% •: 109 3 • 11% 11% 13 July ; 31% 32% 32 *11% 119% Apr 23 99 3,500 97'A preferred (EI) % 4,400 5 Dunhill International de Nem 8 4% 13% 50o Duplan Corp Pont 8% 30 64 *18% 193/a 2,700 18,300 No par common $4 preferred series A Dresser Industries common 3%% *183A 26% 25% Jun 45% Jan 97% Dec 19% 203/4 26% 2 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc 96 19% 20 26% Cup Co Mines 13% 19% 50c 17% Jun Dr. 4 14 20% Pepper Co Dixie *62 4 4 13% 26 % Corp 7 20 133/4 jgi/2 Corp-Seagrams Ltd Divco Corp 12 9% Jan 13 39% Mar 4 64 *62 4% 135/B 100 24 13% Feb 4% 14 20% Distillers du 79% May *114% Jan Stores 4% 4 13% No par 25 common preferred Jan 24 Apr 17 36 % Oct 27 _ *62% 4% 14% 2 Diamond T Motor Car Co 4 28% Mar 27 2 65 10 preferred Match cum 8% Apr 11 Aug 13 65% July 1' 44% Dec 8 $1.50 14 5 31% Jun 12% May 13 52 Jan 1 Co cum Diamond 4% .1 Corp & Raynolds class A Diamond Alkali Co common 22 33 23 26% Dec Vilbiss De 14=% Jan 8 Steel Devoe Mar 17 52% Mar 31 21% May 27 (The) Deiroii-Mieiiigan Stove Co 24% Mar 10 Jan Co Edison Detroit 35% Jun 12% Dec 30 Jan 2 Jun 13% Jun 16 Jan 6 18% Feb 21 31 9 % 79 for 28 17=% Feb Oct 32 76% Escrow ctfs 81% Apr 29% Oct V 80 17 20% Oct ' 100 23 5% Jun 8 common Dec 55 % Feb 10 lor 24=% Jan 4 Jan 13 ctis 22 Mar 17% Sep 23 Escrow *49 50 1% X31 4,400 1,300 * 2,900 x50% *49 50 *49% 50% 50 50 X32% - 50% 333/8 323A 333/8 32 3/a 32% 16% 17,400 1,400 11% 5,100 49 49 " *49 150 50 400 13% Nov 12 17'A Jan 29 15% Jun 11% Jun 10 20 18% Mar Emerson 15% Apr 14 11 Jun 16 16 10 14 16 15% 19% Jan 2 Emerson Radio 26% Dec 3 30% Jun 27 11% 11% 12 5 11% 11% U 21% Jun 26% Feb 19 11% 11% Empire District Electric Co 11% 11% 10 22% 23 % 22% 22% 22% 22 4 29% Feb 22% 22% 21% 25 27 27 26% 26% 26% 6 99 Endicott Johnson Corp common 4% preferred 263A 27% 27 27 loo 26% 94 94 95 93 93 94% 94 94% 150 21 20% 21 20 3A 21% 3,000 26 Jan May 94% Apr 20% Jan . 9 2 5% Feb 6 '17% Jan 3 23% Nov 24 18% 62% Jan 2 70 Dec 61 % Jan 68 % Jun 9 74% Feb 11 73 NOV 24 71. 0 74 2 101% Sep 18 23% Dec 31 77/8 Jun 18 31 26% Jun 92% May 8 Mar 13 20% Jun 4 24% Mar 12 6% Apr 9 7% Jan 3o 22% Jan ,5 Jun; Jan 9 , Anr 8 91 Electric & Mfg Co Equitable Gas Co Equitable Office Bldg Erie RR 5% FHfi common preferred series A Sir 4 Phonograph Tin 16% 16% r 16 ; *93 - g 50 20% 20% 20% __i 6% 6% 6% No par 100 19% 20 18% 19% 18% *68% 69 68% 68% *68% , 6% , 63% 21 63A 193/a 69 *94 „ 20% 63A 63% 19% 193/a *68% 69 *6% 19% *68% 22 7 19% 69 2,600 1,200 ► 2,900 10,600 100 Volume 177 Number 5229... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2583) NEW YORK STOCK RECORD Ranee for Previous STOCKS Year 1952 Lowest 1 10% Nov 11 44 21 y* Oct 9% Mar 11 55% Dec 16 5 Jan 15 13 Eureka 14% Mar Jan 16% May 59% Mar 487a Jun 3% Feb 2 10 Jan 2 YORK Evans Williams Corp Wednesday June 9 June 10 Ex-Cello Corp "7% 77a 7% 77a 73/a 7% 7% 5 ►117a 12% 11% 117a 11% 11% ►11% 14% 14% 14 14% 13% 14% 14 7a 51 513/4 48% 50 'A 48% 48% 27a *2% 27a 27a 2% 3 Exchange Buffet Corp 2.50 *2% 27% Jan 7% Nov 12 7% Jan 2 10 y4 Mar 25 23% Jan 11 20% Feb 18 12% Jan 3 16% Jan 29 14% Jun 5 22% May 11 16% Mar 24 15% Jan Falstaff Brewing Corp 1 2 19% Jun 4 16 Va Jun 147a 5 147a 19 Jan 14% 147a 8 63% Nov Family Finance Corp 1 6 67% Dec 3 49 V* Jun 16% 10 16% 57 16% Jan 16% 14 50 30% Dec 23 *49 % 14 No par 28% 28% 26 15 15 % 14% .15 23% Oct 29 12 28% Mar 25 Fairbanks 5% 25% Feb 19 12% Feb 34% Apr 28 16% Dec 9 14 Jun 10 18 19 60 Dec 0 ooy«jan a 66% Mar 9 Jun 4 5%% 2 5'/a Jun 10 53% May 7% Apr 4 6% Dec 1 Federal 50 ~4% May" 1 24% Dec 16 28% Nov 37% Feb 21 47 100 Jan 3 11% Dec 19 106 Dee 3 26 24 conv pfd cum pfd conv Fawick A ser 1953 20 Jun 10 297. Jan 68 y» Jun 10 86% Jan ild Mar 4%% Ma yl Jan 74% 12 107 34% Mar 13 47% Dec 9% May 17 27% Sep 96 25% Jan 13 „ 18 Dec 2 30 32% Mar 20 May 20 '<? Y N Stores (The) Carpet Co Flintkote Co (The) common 24% Deo 18 21'/8 Jun 10 25 34% Nov 19 31% Jun 9 Dec 31 18% Jan 29 29% Mar 5 23% Jan 30 13% Jun 9 17% Jan 6 11 26 y4 Jun 3 Food 3 16 20 19% Apr 18 24% Dec 31 22% Feb 02% Jan 10 98% Dec 11 93 38% Oct 29 95% Oct 16 56% Jan 114 Jan Jun 38 y4 Mar 13 8 28 3472 Jun 12 29 81 99 Jun Jan 8 43% Jan 103 9 2 Jan 27 Fair Stores 11 *10 7a *11% 117a 213/a 217a ♦72 4 8% Deo *10 27% Aug 11 10 84% Mar 20 30 8% Jan ■ 4 19% Deo 15 8% Jan May 19 8 6% May 15 36 Apr 23% Jun 75 27% Mar 24 Mar 25 5% Jun 17 10 78 2 Jan 7 % Mar 8 8 1,000 77% 130 Gabriel 5% Co 14 104% Feb 6 Wood KV2I0 105% Oct 98% Jun 12 63% Deo 11 69% Jan 19 73% May 12 General Amer 13% Deo 31 13 7 14% Mar 18 General Baking $4.50 Nov 12 27 18% Aug 14 17% Jan 8 227. Mar 17 11% Nov 28 11 Feb 8 14 General 70 May 6 78 *29 Jun 10 33 Deo 22 31% Feb 24 85% Mar 25 20% Deo 18 16'/a Jun 10 19% Jan 2 129% Apr 2 Jan 8 Jan 0 124% Deo 1 Jan 2 24% Jan 16 45% Deo 19 32% Jun 10 46 y4 Mar 24 37% Jan 14 48% Dec 19 36% Jun 10 48% Mar 24 64% Feb 20 72% Dec 31 22 24% Aug 13 20 Jan 2 34% Feb 20 24% 77% 77% 77% 77% 77% 77% *7774 5:% 5% 5% 5 3'4 _1 17% 18% 17% 177a 5 778 7% 7% 7% 38 VA 377a $8 4% 1st K% conv General 7% 37% 377a *3774 37% 100 21 21% 203/4 21% *20 34 21 20% 207a 1,400 24% 24% 25% 24 24 *24 7a 25 *2474 27% 25 267a 25 25% 6 7a 6 6 Va 53/4 6 57a 6 *32 % 34 *32 74 34 I com preferred 50 *27 6y8 *32V4 32% 26 25% 25% 257a 257a 23% 235/a 23% 2374 237a X23 997s 23% 997a *99 74 997a x98% 9874 230 ,63V4 643/4 647a 65 Va 647i 65 74 3,900 .13% 13% 13% 13% 13 13 74 3,900 99% 66 66 % 5 13'A 13% 99% , 99 % 643/4 66 13% 99% 5 common 1374 No par *148 5 20 20 7a '19% No par H74 12 78 11% 100 preferred 50 Cigar Co Inc com—No par ——100 Dynamics Corp common—3 Corp 14% Mar 19 cum Corp • General Instrument General Mills common—,.No par 124% Jan 2 5% 69% Feb 4 Corp. preferred 37a % preferred—100 Motors Corp common 2 123% Jan 5 92 Jun 3 99% Jan 14 23 Jun 9 25% Feb 5 General Outdoor preferred Preferred 71 32 % 17% 123 34'A *37 71 y4 *89 113% *55 17y4 123 19 19% , 73 17 124% 32 16% 123 s. s> * *123 t *■ 32 , ' 700 7,300 - 40 " 323% 800 73 *313/4 17 *16% 1247a *123 3334 34 74 34% 3274 38% 37 37 363/, 3674 *37% 38% 37 72 69% 68% 6974 69 7a 6974 97a 53 90 *9% 71% 97a 97a *89 9% 52 74 523/4. 89 89 52 3% 6974 97a 52% 9% 53 90 52% ; *883% *97a I 11% 107a 1174 103/4 11% 117a 12 553% 54 543/4 53 54% 53 74 53%; 114 1147a ♦1147a *105 112 7a *114% 116 *109 113 114% 114'A 113 *107 106 113% 115% 80 106 *105% 11172 100 59% 74,200 58% 58 3% 59% 60% 58% 59% 58 74 114% 114% 114% 1147a 94% 94% 933/4 933/4 93% 93 7b 93' 93 23 % 23 % 23 23 *23 74 233% 23% 48 4.300 227a 2.000 115 115 11574 Jan 10 8% Jan 25 General Portland Cement, Co~ 1 49 49 % 473/4 48% 47% 48% 477a 477a 27% Mar 23 General Precision 1 223% 227a 22 227a 22% 22% 22 74 227a 227a 3% Jun 9 23% Jun 10 29 10 5/64 Jun 3 10 37% Jan 16 36 Dec 29 297a Jun 9 11% Sep 4 mv4 jan 3 20% Jun 3 25 Dec 2 20% Jun 10 36% Feb 21 45% Deo 17 43 Va Jan 19 82 Jun 25 104% Jan 7 90 Apr 23 29% Jan 2 35% Deo 4 •wv* Jan 8 27% Jun 10 27%' Jun 9 93 27 Dec 22 35% Jan 2 100 Jan 26 102% Jan 15 Public Utilities Corp May 11 81 31 Apr 89 Mar 10 3 Jan 3 31 77% Feb 18 14% Nov 10 23 y4 Jan 5 32 Va Jan 22 34% Sep 2s 99% Oct 28 14% Nov 14 18% Jun 30 30% Jan 9 83% Apr 79% Dec 30 18 Apr *86 Jan 23 8 May 22 Apr 9 General Realty 25% Feb 3 General 23 General Shoe 51 Apr 8 124% May 24 Steel 81 % Feb 2 34% Mar 11 80 Feb 9 85 Jun 9 14% Jun 9 74% Apr 18% Jan 3 40 May 11 Jun Jan 5 14% Feb 17 79% Apr 13 81% Jan 6 15 l 100% Apr 15 16% Mar 25 12 1 14% Jun 10 21% Jan 24 313/4 Jun 10 38% Mar 20 18 7% Jan 2 8% Jan Nov 24 132 Jan 2 135 18% May 22 77% Deo 30 15 Jun 10 19 62% Jun 10 9 20 96% 96'A 96 96 *9574 11 % 11% 11% 11% 1174 ,1178 2174 V 21% 203/4 21% 207a 21 203% 21 2,400 4874 48 48 48 48 1,300 91% 92 91% 917a 9174 9174 230 36% 37% 363% 37 3% 3774 37% 14,600 2978 103% 29% 29% 27% 29 *29 *100 287a 29 *100 27% 103% 287a *100 2774 103% *28 287a *28 *100 1037a *100 28 7a 277a 287a 82 82 *80 *70 28% 72 *70 700 28%. 103% 2874 6,400 83 3/8 *82 837a 71 71 *70 72 1478 37% 15 14% 147a 147a 1474 147a 147a 147a 147a 4,600 377a 3574 37% 357a 363/4 36% 36% 36 3/8 367a 8.300 par 98'A 98'A 98% 5 147a No par 8-1% 2.50 *80 % 15 15 1474 147a 14% 143/4 1474 14% 143% 1474 900 No par 32% 327a 317a 327a 3174 317a 313% 327a 32 327a 5,300 8'/a 77a 77B 77a 8% 1,400 1 —1 Co common preference—No Harvester Corp common 1 8 —100 *131 Co 8 Gold & Stock Mar 5 Goodall-Sanlord Inc 7 Goodrich Telegraph Co (B 203/4 48% com—2.50 preferred Co 3,500 207a 48% Brothers common (The) 11% 38% *82 Brewing 40 11% 92 *70 Glidden Co 2,600 117a. 37% 100 Goebel 97 ll3/a , 48 % 100 Gleaner *96 , 30 92 preferred $4.50 30 48% preferred (The) 16,300 390,700 38% 4'/t% convertible 97 31,900 3/64 92 33%% $5 *953% 97 37B 24 74 al2 48% Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co Glmbel 30 7a 24 92 383/8 20 100 Rubber Apr 80% Jan 297a 3/64 30 31 32 33% 37a 24% 1/64 □a 800 No par pfd $6 Corp preferred Gillette 334 237a 33/4 24 1/64 31% General Time Corp common—No par & 37a 23% 3/64 1,200 1,100 1 Casting General Tire 3 7a 24% 32 32 Va No par Corp Gen 37a 24 lOo Utilities General Telephone May 20 37a 24% 23 100 1 & 378 24% 3/64 *2234 32 No par com preferred 9674 Mar 16 Deo 138 15% Oct 27 85% Feb 20 5% 40 '71 97 S Refractories 8% Jan 7% Sep Railway Signal 98 42% Jan 15 32% Oct 27 General 4%% 71% Dec —10c ——————— 13 3 24% Oct Public Service 1,500 114% 54% Mar 30 Rights 53%,: 933/4 10 General 11,000 1157a 21 General 100 12 74 53% *114 7a 47% Feb 5 1,000 3,500 " 93 60% Mar 20 27,300 9% 90 21% Jan 4y4 Jan 500 52 *88% 90 10,800 697a 51% 24 1 40 37 1/64 Jun 3 300 33% 27% Dec 3% Feb 20 20% Jan 17 125 327a 1143/4 Eqp Corp 10 19% U7a 73 24% Aug 29 4% Dec 8 Nov 152 n% 2374 473% 50 16% May 14 2,700 34% 60% Advertising-No par 100 1,800 2374 *19 Va 7>1 *16 74 16% 123 *147 19 74 117a 32 32 152 34 257a 337a 1133/4 No par *16% *123 *149 149 25% 35 5 series $3.75 19%. 71 — 31% •.—No par 1127a Jun $5 100 — convertible General 1 149 117s. 73 97s 9 20 33% 52% ——No par 150' *148 *71 1 preferred- 150 *32J/4 coin——No par Jan Jan 14 6,000 25% Foods 61 *32 2,100 , 32% Electric $3.50 57a 26 Va Finance 2 800 26:% 57a 34 General 94% Jan 267a'. 237a General 2 267a 26 Va General 56 267a 25 237a 26 1 • 1.6673 May 11 10 7V4 com-ul Corp Investors 11% Feb 6 9V2 Jun 8,000 22 75 y8 May 22 66% Apr 500 7,100 73/a 24'A Corp— ($2 57a 17 74 7% 2172 preferred Preferred *5 7a 17% 7% 377a *37 % 2 Inc preferred General 57a 17% 50 Corp com 2nd 17 7% *37 7a preferred Cable *5 7a 5% 177a 5,000 7% *37% conv)—No par Co— -—No par 51 % Jun 58'A Jun 10 5% 17 77%: 260 100 ' 29 247a ' May 70 24% 92 5 Co General Bronze 13 69% Deo 2374 Transportation 9% Jun 100% Dec 247a preferred 16% Feb 125% Dec 24 10 94% No par Container 0 3 24% 1 convertible 3 11 243/B 91% 10% common Industries 17 21 10 7a (The) Corp Gaylord Feb 10% preferred General American 50 10 Co B *94% Jan 10% 1 (The) 29% Mar 24 119% Jan 10% common Inc 27% Jan Gar 927a 100 convertible Gamewell *917a 10% common <Robert) Inc X34% *92 947a *10% (Tlie)__ Co Co *11 * 94% 467b preferred 12 79 2,600 *7774 Kit li 8 25 3.900 Jun Jan 2,500 24% 243% 247s Jan 74 7a 24% 1 *92 ,__10 Co 23 119 *92 14% 35 1,400 25 10 24 94% 14 10% 27 11 247a Q9 *25 14 *10 23 Mar 24 14 * 2474 323% 35 *25 14 1 33 V* Jun Mar 25 32 7a 32% 35 1,400 31 Jun 25'/a 137a 4574 21 Jun 247a 25% 93 3174 *25 14% 11 15 9 25% 93 33 35 133/4 107a 26% Feb 10 31% *20 147a 44 24% Oct 114 4,100 33% 35 11 Garrett 106 323% 14% 45 20 9 327a 33 y8 *25 60 74 7% Mar 12 Deo 14.200 1074 37% Mar 12 125% July 28 22% 44 83% Jan 120 217a 107a 5 2 227a 45 3/4 10 18 2174 44% 5% Jun Apr 21% 105/a 32V4Jun Jan 21% 11 22 118 223/4 46% 22 105 21% ioy4 45'A 8% Jan Jun 23 117B 41 % Jan 10% Jun 227a 2,400 47 Froedtert Corp Fruehauf Trailer 17 53 2,400 27% 4,400 18 9 2074 277a 167a Gamble-Skogmo 60 y» Deo *19% 11% 5% Sep 8 98 20 7a 16% 32% Nov 6% Jun *96 1974 *11% 9 62% Oct 20 96 20 1674 Gair Jun 96 197a *96 1174 13 89 277a 98 20 117a 28 96% May 22 11% Deo 12 277a 96% 193/4 1674 Jun 3 28 96 12 25 Jan 27% 2774 98 20% 163/a 8 00 28 287a 91 34% Deo 8 28'/a 50 700 1,000 11% Co Gardner-Denver 11% Deo 22 103% 1027a 157a 2 53% Deo 43 10% 9074 27 4 427a 107a 12 % 27 V* jan 18 43-Va 10 3/4 17 28 ya Jan Apr *42 Va 11% 91 1 7% Jan *1017a 42% 107a 12% 10 41 1017a 42% 11V4 102 167a 8% Apr 123 1017a 43% 11% 1017a *90% 10 115 101s/a 427a 11% 167a Jun 16% May 23 1017a 43% 11% 12V4 24 9 4,900 91 20% j*o 155 5,700 62 12% 2 May 28 14 6174 16% 10 148 13 3% *90% 20% Jun 28 14 613% 10 36% Apr Feb 1,700 133/4 597a 100 6 159 71% 1374 593/4 No par Sugar 13 149 71 137a 59% ) 340 Jun Jan * 102% 70 137a 59% 8,100 31 Apr 697a 137a 58 14 i 60 % 83 39% Sep July 69% 70 35 26% Dec 11 4,400 817a 26% Dec 51% Jan 700 21 34% 16 Jun 11 20% 35 Va 18 May 15 22% May 20 22% Feb 5 102 11 20 7a 82 % 7% Jan 38% May 19 11 20 343/4 Franklin Stores Corp Freeport Sulphur Co 22% Apr 76% Jan *10 3% 811 13 9 11% 20% 35% Francisco 51% Mar 17 9874 82% Foster-Wheeler Corp 14% Jan *98 82 15 10 98 99 83 20 20 3.900 98 4,500 36% 12 May 15 43% 81 13% Apr 13 Va Apr 10% Jun 423% 35% 23 y4 Jan 10 68% 43 74 36% 96% Jan 40% Feb 72 1,100 423% 85 2 14 20 71 72% 217a 26 74 36% 11 30 207a *2574 £4% 10 Jan 427a ' 57a 26 74 10 11 Va Jun 13% Sep 42%" 51 2674 100 157a Jun 18% May 21 26 % 53/8 Machinery & Chem Corp convertible preferred 3%% preferred 90'A Jun 46 26 61 *49 7a 'A *96 1 common 3V*% 24% July 1 19 Feb 18 , 5 *57 50 5% 100 6,500 10,800 ♦19% No par Food 08% Nov 26 9 13% 59 xll *47 7a 5% 5% 5074 15 2 23 *49 '51 17 13% Dec 15 *98 10 Inc 19 10% Jan 27% 14 % 98% No par pfd ser of cum 12 35% May 20 27% 147a 50'% 98 No par 17% Nov Dec 28% 14% *49 7% preferred Florence Stove Co $4.20 div 277a 14% 99 *98% No par Follansbee Steel Corp 13% Jun 27% 14 427a 5 Florida Power Corp Florida Power & Light Co Florshelm Shoe class A 26 y4 Mar 17 $4 49 v4 26% 100 1 9 til 49% 28 42% No par Firth 19% Jun 11 51 427a 42% 1 96 14% Oct 00% Jan Mar 25 4,700 26 % 10 Corp 3 *'t!U 1,300 1674 26% 5 7 Feb 15% 16% 26% *26 *43 -S4% 157a 16% 8 60 101% 100 15% 167a *56 First National 10 15 7a 61 Filtrol Apr 24 15% 16% 50 Firestone Tire & Rubber com—.12.50 4%% preferred 100 27 V2 Jun 15 16% *56 _1 Mfg Co 191% Aug 24% Sep 2 22,700 *47 16% Apr Feb 2,500 8% 227a 53A 75 y4 Jan 13 % Mar 17 257a *21% 493/4 8 48 257a 8 7a 22% 61 5 Ferro Corp 106% Jan 25% 5% 1 8 243/4 7 va 7% 217a *57% 9 12 200 *48 % Jun May 2% 6 58 10% Jun 4,000 2% 51 101 lA Jun 41 7a 27a 600 *213/4 8% 217a *49'A 48 *2 7a 8 49 % 14 7a 49 V4 5.200 487a 25% 147a 217a 73/4 *213/4 51 100 Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins 2474 26 Va 400 14 7a 61 6 • new 7 19% May 17% Mar Dec~30 Apr 23 24% • 8% 22 77a 1274 *48% 135/a Jun 50 104 26 Shares *7% *117a *57% 2 preferred Felt & Tarrant jail 8 77a 12 50 105 5 25% *21 % the Week Junei2 50 series Corp Federal-Mogul Corp 2 83% Nov 20 5% 1 common Federated Dept Stores common Jan 9 38% Apr Fedders-Quigan Corp 48 May 27 7 Fansteel Metallurgical Corp 27% May 21 Jun 3 common 1 11 68% Mar 20 28 98 25% Nov No par Corp_l Apr 19 Sep 25 Co 40% Apr 16% Jan - 9 & preferred series B 48% Feb Mar Morse Fairchild Engine & Airplane Fajardo Sugar Co ' Friday June 11 5 Co Sales for Thursday 1 Products 29 23% Jan SALE PRICES Tuesday June 8 7 Sep 12 20% Sep 29 3 HIGH Monday Par Eversharp Inc 2% Jan 26 Continued—Page 5 LOW AND STOCK EXCHANGE *13 13% Oct May 17 NEW Highest 7% Jan 15% Mar 22 1% Dec Lowest 7% Dec 6 Jan Range Since Jan. 1 Highest 8% May , ' 10- 10 F) 153/s 6378 83% 72% 15 8 Va 134 15% 647a *82 *98 99 *98 *98 99 143/4 14% 14% 14% *80% 81% *80 7a 8174 *8 *131 134 *130 8 134 *130 134 10 ' 9872 '300 147a 147a 8174 72 147a 7,000 *80 7a 99 14% *80 Va 20 83% 8174 8 + *130 , 134 '■ 15% 15% 15 15% 15 15 15 15 63% 637a 623/4 63% 63 7a 64% 64% 643% 11,200 49% 13,900 2,600 Goodyear Tire & Rubber— 40 104 May 64% Dee 8 Jan 3 6% Nov 17 49% July 8 108 31 47% Jun Sep 15 102% Jun 2 108% Feb 4 7 VA Jun 12 9% Jan 20 30 61% Jan 5 Gould-National 83% Mar 4 Grace 10% Jan 60 4 Deo 29 51 Apr 9 69 26% May 28 2 _ Oct 23 C% Jun 2 3% Feb 8% Feb 27% Oct 30 15 33 May 26 24% Jan 30 18% Oct 25 *92% Sep 8 17a Jun 7 Jan 9 Mar 19 2% Mar 28 2 9% Feb 9 16ya Jun 10 207. Jan 5 28 31% Mar 27 104% Jan 27% Feb 21 30 90% Jun 11 98% Jan 34% Dec 9 28 26% Jun 10 30 Va Feb 20 Common No par $5 No par Hosiery Union Granite 572% City cum 4 11% Mar 17 18 Aug 14 12% Jun 11 18% Jan 7 31% May 8 39 Deo 22 347a Feb 5 2 16% Nov 28 14% Jan 5 19% Mar 27 Gt Northern 51% Apr 23 58% Mar 25 Gt Northern Ry 6% pfd Great Western Sugar com 87 19% Mar 22 137% Dec 30 61% Oct 31 149 Dee 23 4 17% Jan Jun 27 19% Mar 27 2 Grant (W T) 33%% Co $2.25 conv 1303/4 Jun 5 64% Apr 15 73% Jan 41% Jan 8 30% Jun 9 40% Jan 19% Nov 10 26% Jan 22 197a Jan 2 11% Jan 2 13 12% Jan <<;d3%iJim 4 4 96% Apr 87'/2 Jun y 95% Jan 7 <'KV<% Mar 28 < . < Jfcf For footnotes Nov 28 ra* page 7 26 27% 2% 27% 267a 27 27 7% *7% 7% 77a 77a 774 27% 27Va 2634 2674 *26% 263/4 2674 26% *26 7a 263% 400 16% *91V4 1634 163/8 1674 1678 163/a 16 74 167a 1674 16% 5.200 94% 31 *91% 94 93 93 907a 90% *9074 92 307a 307a 30% 30% 31 31 *30 3/4 31% 86'A 87 87 86% 86% *87 13 % 1274 13 1274 127a *35V4 35V2 I6V2 167a 54'A 547a 173/4 18 131 131 35% 35% 35 35% Iron Ore •<■7% No par Prop—No par preferred Bay & Western RR 2 Green (HL) Greenfield 1 com 21 Co Inc.— * No tNo par par 100 ^100 1 Tap & Die Corp__No par Greyhound Corp *■*$! 27% 2 7% 100 Stores Green 23% Mar 25 53 5 preferred S Common *93% Sep 36 2 53% preferred 2 Mar *523/4 common Grayson-Robinson 67% July 141 537a 100 1 97% Feb 16% Dec *5274 preferred— 33% May 13% Jan 537a 5 86% May 22 46% Feb 27 *523/4 10- May 26 89% Mar 17 4 common—12.50 99 Jan 7% No par 2 01 483% 4934 7% (The) Steel 487a 483/4 774 Inc Motors Co 47% 774 Granby Consol M S & P Grand 49% 103 No par — Batteries (W R) & Co Graham-Paige 47% 49% 497a 103'/a 103'A 77a 77a No par preferred Gotham 31 86% *13 *67 31% 21 70 317a 21 27 17a 1037a 2 103 1% 7 10374 *103 77a 17a 17a 7 7% ' 103 103 7a 53 *52% 5374 100 277a *27 27% 1,300 17s 20.300 17a 17a 200 700 180 87 127a 12% 12% 123% 1,600 35% 35% 357a 35 V2 220 16% 16 16% 16 533/a 533% 16 7a 5374 ' 177a 177a 16% 4,600 537a 16 74 52% 173/4 1,500 87 54% 177a 700 887a 16 17% 1,200 7% 527a 17% 103 774 7% 5374 12,600 18 187a 2,200 *130 7a 131 80 131 133 *131 132 132 132 *67 70 70 70 *67 70 30 3% 31% 307a 317a 303/4 31 317a 323% 5,800 ♦20% 203/4 *20 7a 207a 207s 207a 207a 20% 300 13% 127a 13 127a 13 23,900 89 89 89 89 20 *67 70 10 (The)— preferred _3 13 _100 *88 13 % >''89 13 *88 127a *88 13 89 *88 19 Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 15, 1953 The 20 (2584) Continued^-Page 6 NEW YORK STOCK RECORD Highest Lowest ' EXCHANGE Par * 31% July 15 20 yB Jun 10 28 V. Jau 29 Dec 10 13% Mar.21 7% Jan 27 87« Jan 9 Guantanamo Sugar GUlf Mobile & Ohio RR 7 25 Feb 20 38% Dec 23 30 y2 Apr 6 38 y® Jan 5 63 Feb 27 77 NOV 28 69% Jun 9 77 5 46% Oct 16 58% Jan 25 42 y2 Jun 9 50% Mar 27 20% Jun 9 97 y2 Jan 3 98% Jan 105 Dec 103 94 ,105 Jun 98' 106% May 20 Dec 16 2 16 1007a Mar 30 7 May 10 May 20 Jan Corp -— GUlf States Utilities Co—? Common 8 Jan '8 $4.44 105% Jan 105 100 dividend preferred———100 $4.40 2172 21 /4 94 - 97 % "95 96 *95 ; 9772 • 7% 3178 327a 69 3A 71 *7078 4272 44 4274 ,; 43 y8 :•'••"; ■ :"• 20% A 21 r« r : '*92 95 ,, 32 327/8 ' , ■ 5 preferred dividend preferred— 7% 77ft 207a 2174 :• " : v: , 95-"- *92 94 95 95 •• •95 * 97% " , *94 - .-•70 94 Shares 21 T% 10,700 1,800 7% 32?6 ;.;• 44% 33% >■71:;.- 9,500 « 71 44 1,110 44% 23,800 ' 207a " *92 21 , 95 : 203A *92 ,, 21 '•:•■•. 5,200 95 ..■=• "" ' 94 94 ' '? *94 97V2 . 2078 717a 43 71 the Week June 12 207a " 217ft 77«7% 33 1337ft ,. ' 33% ; 71 44% ; 44 No par 190 new $4.20 dividend 16 207a v 2072 * , 7% 707/a No par 25 GUlf Oil May 20 23 ,103 % Jan com.No par, I preferred $5 7% 3274 21 20% 21% 21 1 25 Junell June 10 June u * June 8 • 1 Corp Grumman Aircraft 23% Apr Sales for Friday Wednesday Tuesday Monday YORK, STOCK NEW Baoge Since Jan. 1 Lowest Highest SALE PRICES Thursday LOW AND HIGH STOCKS Range for Previous Year 11)52 - *93 : r 977a • "50 94% *94 977a . H Feb 44 55 19 15% May 26 11% May 29 Kl4 NOV 21% Oct 3 17% Sep 19 107 26 23 28% May 5 16% Jan 5 105 % F6b 10 Feb .2 Feb 8 10 31 5 145 Jun 5% Jan 25% Mar 17 7 1 1178 Jan 6% Jun 36 9 2574 Jun »2 • 90 May 7 80 Jun 29% Jan 2 29% May 12 Nov 3 31% Jan 9 93% Mar 100 4 34% Apr 26 Oct 17 x78'A Mar 42% Feb 21% Oct 14% Otct 31 24% Jan 74 Jan 82% Dec 107% Jan 26 14Ye Jail 21 18 16% 9% Dec Mar 22% Nov May 12 19% Oct 27 22% Apr 7 Sep 30 117a Jan' 16 Oct 29 94% Jan 3 537a Apr 5 29 ,1-8% Feb 2 5 737a Jan 7 Jun 79 Jun 6 19 Apr 22 'A Jan 5 28 May 1474 Jun 4 / '< 69% Feb 19 12 26,78 Jun 47»A Jun 10 19 Jan 907/u Jun 7 Oct~24 14% NOT"l9 35% Jan 33 41% J&n 30 49 Aug* 88 NOV 3 96 94 Jan 11 102 103 Dec 23 1037a Dec 23 '18% Apr 19 SBYa Oct 30 26 8 , 11 927a Jun 25 'A Aug 13 3% May 15 0% Apr 28 52% Apr 17 12% Feb 4 16% Jun 3 6% Aug 11 ' 16' 64 Apr . Jun 11 127a Jun 10 • 16 7 ;f 12% Jun 10 Dec.19 18 May l Apr 29 ,15 46% Dec 31 16 Jun 10 3% Jun 24% Nov 28 36 7 6 Howe Sound Co——.—___— 5 1 ' *100 67« «V2 35 35 672 674 *183A *79 • •32% 32 *92 93 93 37- •'65 . *3672 3772. ' 1774 ' 6472 1167ft 4074 50% =5072 257a 25 l27/s ' 13 1374 *67 *79'72 80 2474 Xl4% •»,■■■ .1478 678 67/8 .6% 15% ,15% .*26 > 2674 37 367a ... 1572 *26" ; 47 3A 4874 60 % '{) 61 Jun 9 17% 1778 *2'43A 2574 10% 10% 107s 900 14% 15 »1474 1478 2,200 k 107 7ft 10672 - : 43 74 4378 81 'v 94 133/4 33% *8072-. '• ■-: 8072 Vf1 94? ' 24 98 7234 70 12% • 137/8 33 8 ; Mar U 147a Mar 11 89% Feb 2 Hudson # Manhattan common—100 5% ,<■ preferred——,—100 noncum Jkn 2 Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par Htidson Motor ,Car_: a— ^12.50 19 72 Jan 8 Hunt 57a Mar 19 Hupp 17 24 Jan 5 Foods 3% ;,,3% *87a fc9 137a 82 • *807a *923/8 93' tr°/4 16 1674 374 No par *2072 1674 , 1578 1572 3 7ft >-378 • 20 21'A xl5 » 20 > : 3%"> '• • ; ■ r 13 - - > 15 88% Dec 8 95 109 Apr 17 *35% Apt 7 40 % May 25 71% Apr 24 j 50% Apt 53 8 62% Aug 21 ' 8% Jan 81 4174 Mar 24 Aug (>% Illinois Power 498% cum 4672 May 26 ' 5 82 Jan 7 4.26% cum 54 74 Mar l ! 4.70% 51 6 May 20 487a May 19 •5074 Apr 27 11% Apr 13 2 4074 Mar 16 -•6 7i-Mar 16 40% Jun 10 567a Jan .7 Industrial. Rayon—, Ingersoli-Rnnd 4 161 Jan 28 155% Jan 28 41% Oct 22 164% NOV 25 151 Apr 7 16174 Jan 12 377a Jun 10 Jan 5 29% Feb 25 51% Jan 29% Jan 14% Dec 2272 Jun lo < 9 23'A Jan 3 14 Nov 167a Jun 224 Apr 23 4 23 % Dec 41% Jan 14 2 Dec 40% May 130% Jan 137% Aug 147a Jan 4 '4 3 3 105 Apr 12% Oct 68 Oct 45- 57 Jan May 29 36% May 16 47 Oct 40 22 9 574 May 20 19 74 Mar 11 254 7a Mar 17 33 90 Jan 8 2 % Jan 2 10 9572 May29 1 47% Jan 5 13274 Mar 11' 12% Mar 18 667a Mar 23 102 Jan 7 774 Feb 20 107ft Mar 17 50 72 Jan 20 64 Jun 5 55 3874 Jan 7 40% Feb 43 Aug 15 61% Feb 1 2 46 Jun 33% Dec 18 36 % 33 15 Apr F6b 20 20% Dec 24 "A Jan 8 July 24 4 16% Apr May 29 ,Tan "7 3 10 54 •Jan 26 9 35 Jan 19 r 20 74 Jan '6 - 30% Sep Jun 35 29 7a 26 3 Sep '4 July 2 107a Sep 30 24 30ya May lg May 4 3372 Jan 22 32 % 27 Feb 2 30% Mar 18 9 72 Jun 9 36 297a Jan 277i Jun 19 Nov 13 8% Jan 2 25% Oct 16 25 V» May 8 Feb 29 287a Dec . 31 22% Apr 17 26% Nov 12 V 3974 Feb 5 126% Oct 22 141 y4 Jan 13 25% Jan 30 3% Oct 20 19% Jan 81% Jan 96 90 Feb"l5 19 53% Oct 30 82 2674 Aug 15 2 20% Oct 22 Oct 16 31% Oct 30 122 100 • , j t Jun ' 3 May 9 78% Jun: 9 7 71 % Jan 257a Jan 21 90% Apr 2 38% Feb IS Jun 30 11 Jan * Jan 14 11 Jun 9 , 34 Apr 23 ,9374 May.25 59% Jun 10 > 5% Mar 25 25% Mir •!) 69 Feb 26 39% Apr 1 101 Jan 16 74% Jan 2 50 % Feb 9 60 21 7 24% Jan Apr ,83% Feb 25 33% Jun 9 4 May 12 Mar 18 5 85% Mar 30 3974 Mar 17 387a Jan' 6 30% Mar 12 16 49% Feb 13 4372 Jun 9 49- 26 19% Dec JL0 4l/a Jun 2 see paee 26 4%% preferred-; Intercontinental Interlake "25 % A or ■ 8% Feb 5 Jan 2 90 - Int'l Business *14 *149 . No par 4% 4% No par 17 7a 177s Machines No par common No par 28 % Mineral^ Chemical 28% ^ 5 32 7t 1—100 *84% •International Mining Corp —1 Int'l Nickel of Canada com__No par *1% 4074 4% & com preferred Preferred 100 12972 Limited—15 1074 — International Packers International Paper common—7.50 $4 preferred f^o par 50 preferred $6 f ■ - u'ca C'r? Inc new common—;! 3%% Johns preferred Manville Corp— Johnson Jones & 6% 224 224 "277b 6,700 224 1,800 28 224 19,600 273/4 27% 317a 23% 1,700 32 3,200 85 85 1% 1% 2 > 690 23% 313A 87% *85 877a *1% . "237a 1503/4 150 2 2 ... *23% 313/4 ..32% 313/4 •85 '•' 1503/4 150 ! -40 39% 1303/4 39s/B 1305/B 1305/a 130 3/e 397a lOO 700 1307a - 13,900 550 103/4 107/b 10% 103A 11 4974 49 49% 483/4 497a 15,300 957a 100 97 *95 7a 87a 98 - ♦957a . 874 '*■ 874 61 60 60 4374 x39 7b - •4774 47 • 2574 26 2974 297a 2574 297a 283A 28 8% 60 270 *43 45 ' *43 45 400 3974 3974 * *45% * *323/4 467i *46 333/4 *323/4 333/4 '4 17% 17% 1774 177a 3978 467a 33% 177a 24 ". 257a . - 25% . 26 2.97ft 293A 2.934 273A 273A 28 28% 97a 93A 9% 37 3674 36% 367a 287a.. 287a 2874 28% 23% 2374 237a 23 23 2374 x227a 213/4 *123 •22 \ 125 125' 97ft . 23 *123 V. 2274 -.23; 21% \ 22% - : 122 '" 123 125 2,800 800 47 263A 45,700 295/8 5,000 1,000 287a 2,500 93/4 287B 36% 287ft 97a 397s *29 978 37 , 38% 26 , .>,2972 28% 29 400 *59 163A ; 874 8 60 44 • 46 28 *94 95% - *58% *323A . 177ft *874 - 8% 4,100 59 397ft ' 333A 17 1878 ! ' •! *4274 39% ■ 46% *32% 3374 59 > 957a 973/4 ;>8% 44 1_100 47# 4 23% *22 7a 23 *21% 2174 '21 2174 86 86 *84% 37% 37 7a *91 ; ' ■ 60% 54 54 22 3674: '60% 60% —12 y2 . *90 9374 No par Johnson—-- j 4y8 4 74 *2274 Laughlin Steel com__—__10 & 6,700 167s 107ft 2374 *124% (F L) Co 1 Jaeger Machine Co-'-. —No par Jeiierson' Lake Sulphur Co—— 1 Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% .pfd__100 , 1678 4,300 97a *367a 37 1,500 28 287a 2,700 2278 227s 2,100 22 22 1,900 *122 124 20 4 4,400 • ■ - J Jacobs juv 30 5 47a 4% 17 483/8 93A : "2374 130% 38 3A • 2,500 92 1178 9% r-50c _1 100 223/8 507a *2572 10 14% 223/g •917a 47a 5 2374 13074 3774 28% 2374 & Light Coi—- *13% 2274 * 17a *29V2 *2874 par 20 107ft '—3.50 Co_No 23 487a No par Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec 23 9,100 3,600 92% 1674 287ft 13074 40 _1 38% 227ft 151 1303A *397/b 47 *32% 177s pfd—.:——_L_25 : 14% 383/8 *9172 " 393/4 No par conv .*13% * '* 2374 47a '397a International $1.40- cum 223A 226 1507a 877a 17a 45 Interstate Dept Stores Interstate Power CO— 383/a 700 154 *1507a : ; 373/4 103/4 407a *43 72 25 preferred ;—25 Telep & Teleg-No par International Utilities Cprp—, 5 . - 397a No par 7% 3,000 154 *1507a 11 *8 7a International 2,700 1474 x277a = 23178 6074 International'Sil ver1 common—1 2,800 89 407ft International Salt, Shoe 2,900 RQ 22 927a 327ft *85 274 9% 35 343/4 - -50% *92 Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par; 5% ;preferred — 100 : 317a 87 72 V 90 90 22 3/4 224 " 287ft 23 74 32 3A ' 9 V4 42% 1537a »4% 1517a 150 23 74 2374 303/4 493/4 413A 90 Xl67ft 230 287s 15172 151 47 *493A *4872 ' < 226 232 230 100 5,700 443A 42 38 43A *44 '413/8 227a 177ft 47a 17" 1 9,200 36% 4iy4 *9172 - 363A 47a 21% 1478 92% 3,600 107 4% 3778 227ft \ 4274 7574 - ;• •, *45 34% 100 5 *133/4 147s 2274 927ft —: 7% Int 1472 2274 9272 • 600 I 12,500 " -*43/4 : ; : ; 343/4 , 33A 43/4 : * . *105 9% 343/4 • 1537a 1517a 92 72 —100 — 34:% *887a 2274 Rubber— Iron .■-r' 4 *8 For footnotes 1. Island. Creek Coal common Feb 89 90 151% 15172 5 common- 30% Jan 24% Nov 17 3 Ctfs Inc Corp Iowa Power 42-% Dec Dec Irtsuranshares Intercliemieal 26% •Maris ISO 407a . 233A 10 10 4174 v , 3874 Intei'type Corp— 6 41 413A 38 41% May 21 31% Mar 16 21% May 1 ,18% Jan 16 85 May 27 ; 2 ">•4% 23 2 -2174 Apr 30 5% Jan 19 2 62% Feb 2274 Jun 10 *41 90 preferred :—100 Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A 25 9 43A 3874 Int'l Harvester 12 35 7a 4% .75 51 ; 1574 20 427a 4274 ?r 9% 9% • - 23% 7 Jun 343A 4% > 93/ft 5,200 37« *487a i' 49% " 38 7a 5 2 9% - 2374 Jan 26% Mar 24 972 * 13 y8 1578 •47 -♦49 5074 49% '400 7,500 753/4 *45 51 493A ' *45 *49 Inspiration Cons Copper_i—•—20 Co 47 *49 *48%' 47 *45 7,600 9 *19% >..30% '365/8: : *44 44% *44 >':- 443/4 = *4872 ' :•' No par Steel 16674 Jan '397t Jan 48% Jun 14 21 9 128% Apr 30 10% Jan 2 9 5% Jan Feb 3874 Apr 23 16 43% May 28 9 Inland 14 17a jun 55% Dec 26 1 15 85 48'A Jan 21 9l/e Oct 27 42% May 97% Jan •157a Mar 13 "2'4% May -92% Jan 3172 Apr 24 May 15 3y2.May 6 1 10 10 Jun 23 94 19 Jun 150 1 31 Va Apr 17 88% Jan 25 10 27 72 Jun 36% Jan 23 172 9 Apr 22 48 37a Mar 11 24 246% Dec 29 2 May. 11 217a Feb 90 July 14 4% Nov 28 18 Apr 22 29% Oct 22 16% Mar 29 96 186 160 % Jan 19 preferred 6% ■ 35*72 4% No par *__100 common— 4974 3574 1 . V 47 *4872 45 1,200 374 42% 108'.: *105 L .*'>.30%';' 367a 37.7a ^ *44 108 *105: • 733/4 747a 9,500 10,300 13 74r 20 '; 42% 42 :;,72JA' " ', .r 109 v:" 36 7a ' ' 51 • *49 9% ;•• 974 Indianapolis £ower & Light—No par Industria Electrics De Mex, S A'—__ 5 377a ; 41%' • - -.7574 .73.--, *105 -45 42 "417a " " *45 —5 10 37% *44 50 4% Jun Jun 4 > .1—50, Illinois Terminal RR Co 42% 7774 - 107 107 50 50 347a Jun 189 18% May 1 88% May lg 3 Sep 9 15% Jun 16 cum preferred—i preferred; preferred preferred— * 42 767a common—.No par Co 30 96%-Dec 29 l cum 4.42 % 2 ——20 — Co common.100 RR convipfd ser. A—100 noncum Jan 20 21% May 11% Jan Central 50 774 Jan 64 V4 Idaho Power Co Illinois 5 May 4 872Jan Oct 23 Feb 10 41%-Dec 17 33% May 1 4% Oct 30 62 8 44 , ~6% Sep"l8 Jun 36% Jun 17 May 21 55'A Oct 48% Mar 25 88% Jan 30 11374 Jan 28 107 Dec 19 42% Dec 10 45% Feb 23 *47 % Jan 23 l27/8 4,300 413/4 37a 372 *19% " 64% Jan ' •• 15% 15% . 2074 : 42 13 v37e 37a *197a • 13 V 16 -■ *8% 8®/8 :■85/8 413/fl 70 16 \ 1, 127ft '37ft \ 33/4 10 223/4 693A ;. 16% 3% 220 98 227a ,>■<74 : 403/a ,127ft 1378 13 ■'. ,378 4074 - •-•'.5; 367a 4 4% 23 20% 86 203/4 *8472 3672 s" -37 927a ;59% 533A •53 •2174 215/a 84 84% "8374 84 3374 347a 3374 26 26% 437a 443/4 86 preferred • series A—;—,—100 Joy Manufacturing Co__i— _1 Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp r'5%r cum preferred (conv)i;„_50 Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace—; 10 227ft *84% 8474 3474 "3474 . 2674 >263A *44% ' 4574' 47ft..; 47ft 1 *A%- 474:" *372 '*478 43 72'474- •36s/a 3T *9074 92 60 61 54 54 217/a 1,500 7,600 2,100 * 21% 213/4 84%,.; 83% ' 837/a 337b 337a 267a 26% ?43% 4374 437a. 4% :*47«- -5 TO ' 86 37 54 337ft -2674 , 900 61% ; 2178 '*84. ' 337a 26 . . 200 2174 92 53% . ■ ' - 227A *21 ; *85 * 6074 5374 22.7s *9074 6074 5374 21% *2274 22% 2074 ' •367ft 607a' 227a : *90 •' ■ 4 4% ; 203/4 *84*k 86 92% 4 *2274 •' . 40 82 ♦9774 223/4 ion "V*:*? -8%; l''8»/2 87ft '1 41 300 1,200 > 92 SA PR 10% 3% » 3.7B 40 % . '■> .13% *15% -1 7 374 8% • 42— 41 ——6.66% Inc Corp Hussman Refrigerator Co .■ 2,700 42 3A •.: -.'•v 423A 42 3/4 /-43 -t 223/8 ;k' ba-/4 - 69-/4 280 1378 33 *973/4 22% *1678' 5,900 91 '' 98 ,:,12% 1278 S!" ' •60% 107%' 1077a , *8072 . 93 • •167ft "i •' 16% 1378 " 60 *90 > 7 91 107% 137a " „ 82 2274 . 7272v:~ ' i674; 333/8 *973/4 - 233A 23 3,300 ■' 335/a 14 "*93 " 94 = *97% 98 5,100 50 *32 7ft '142% ""43% 8072 '*• 43' . ' 363/4 13% 1478 337ft'; 43"v <" • 500 367a " 6074 6074 *90 •107% 106 3/4 1063A 700 1,400 265/8 497a 36 3/4 91 , 67/a 1574 ■ 1578 49% 61 ' 900 *26';, ■; 26?/8 48 14 81 •; 94 98 23% 67/a .15% > *26 • 367a 337ft r 678 6% 15% ( 473/8 60 *90 . 3,500 173/4 24% 37 • "4774 ' 911 >:■: ■; *90 200 iov4 67/8 3672 •V ' 50 79% 17 ••41572" ' 15% 26%'". 2672 26%' ' 67 79 15 67/ft ; 3772'^ 367ft 49 „ 67ft 15%' t .67 ' 400 4,100 247a 167/8 1478 " 1374" 107ft ' 10 7e : 600 '25 .13 79 * - 1074.. s 68 *78 24'Ti c 2472 25 ■ 107a 1,000 507a 25 1 4,700 40 393/4 13% 400 v 70 *497a *67 : 18% 260 , . 64% 40% 2574 900 115 50% , .13 7972 1678 16% 167a 17% --25 , 25 10 *' 10 157a -15 74 *1774 64 : . 67"-, "79 36 115 50% -"13.; 67 68 V2 80 357a ,18 407a 50 ,! 643/4 '*25 400 24% 11678 ■ 400 93 24 64% ' 25 ; 12.7ft 6872 12% - 3,100 32%', *92 7a : 4,300 • 80 ; 1167ft 4072 49 2572 4074; 37 / 11574 483A . 93 *173/4 17% 6472 • 115% *79 24'A *36 ... 63A 187a 263/4 3274 *927a 2,000 183A 33 *23% V 9274 - 2374 66 , 40 3A • 61 *32 .23% 18 - *115 26 7272 927» t 67« • 2674 ■' 1,100 14 > 80 1,000 674 35 183/4 *79 33 37 ' 18 • ..v 33 : 6V4 '26% 1,600 23% 133/4 6 3/4 185A : 263/a 133 • *34%- 2674 ? ; 80.- •79 *26' 6% 6% 6 5/s 267s -• 110 13% 13% 2374, 23% ■: 2474 ' - 20 102 *23 35 *3472. « 187a 26 80 3372 <1674 672 185/B 27 ; 137b 1,000 1,500 *130 23% 67». ' 35 ". 13% 19 *26% 80 1 *3472 12% 66 14 *100 133 23% ; 674 674 - . 67a 1972 27 23 . " - 13% 13 74 "•1374 : 6% , ■' *3472 • ,2272 . 26. 26 *130 133 ' 5,900 2,300 * 137/8 100 • 2678 *130 ; 23% ' *23 17% 127a 14 100 5 PJ 49% 167ft *65 66 102 2578 133 *130 2378 * 12% 12% *65 -14 137a 35 483/4 / ' - 10 20 163A 1274 133A 267ft 26% 27 133 *33 7a r'337/» $2,25 conv preferred 50 Household Finance common—No par 21V4 Jan 3 102 * ' * *33.74 . 4974 163/4 66 *65 14 *100 127a S 65 14 *90 -> 91 *10678 1077a *14% 14% No par $4.-20 div 2nd pfd ser B—*_No par* H6udailie»Hershey common—3 137a 65 147a 49 607a com—5 preferred $4.25 79 May .177a Jan 3% Jun 11 9 4% Dec . — 35/ *337« :;483/4. ,16%:- 17-V * 10 21 & Sons- Holly Sugar:Corp common— 3%<A prcferred-I 100 4 'fa preferred—,— —100 4.40% 'preferred-.,—. 100 Houston Light & Power-——No par Houston Oil.& Tex&s (Del)—25 HOward Stores Corp 1 93 7a Feb 13 8% Jun 8 :67 7s Feb 24 21 40'A Jun Jan 30 267a Apr 4 Jan Mar 25 9974 Jan 66%* July 31 17y4 Dec .3 12 ! 17 3674 Jan Hollander (A) *12% 100 13 *67 v.: 80 17 , •= 34% 487a " 483A • ' 65 % 26 5 — Hooker Electrochemical Co 103% Jan . Furnace Co 4 8 6 Heyden Chemical Gorp common—1 preferred series A——100 $4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par Hilton Hotels Corp 5 Hiude & Dauch Paper Co.* 10 Hires :Co (Charles E)——— 1 2 10 Apr 14 19'/a, July 28 18% NOV :• 12 85 iey4Nov 28 5 Feb 2 Jun 98 50 Inc Hewitt-Robins •1774 37 18% i 1878 66% 66 74 1167ft * 115 41 407/a 4874 4874 '—100 ; preferred series A—: 5574 Mar 2b . 417a Mar 10 ;* 22% Jun Mar. 25 Dec 12 preferred 647a Jan ,28% Jan HA Va Mar 10 42% May 29 80% Jun 1 9 May 16 5% ; «4'A% 49% 17'". ; , 37 5 10 5%. conv preferred-—— 30 Homestake Mining 12.50 Honolulu Oil Corp No par 102 2 Jun , Hershey Chocolate common__No par 6 1 13% Jan 18 preferred,. <G,W) common 7% '. non-cnm preferred———25 Hqrcutes Motors No par Hercules Powder common No par 3.68% Helme Holland 1 Jun^ ,—100 25 ——100 i—10 48% 12% • • 237a -—15 , preferred— 3%% 9 Mat" 17% Mar 23 5 57 2 19 2 5 7% Jan . 10 36 y4 Jun 7 22 9 67a Feb 15% Jun 18 , 21 .12 7a Mar 11 9% Jan .16 106 12% Feb 15'/a Jan , 66'A Dec 32% Mar 21 91 10 : common 347a - 672 *3472 1374 6% 1978 *2674 *79 *32V2 *92 24 Heinz iH J): Co common—- 9 Mar 27 Co 347a ' 34% • 497e *130 50 1 2 5 %—: ,47*% ' 17 72 2674 100 preferred—, Hart Schaffner & Marx— —10 Corp of America common 1 14 i 39 102% May 4474 Feb 4 5 4 2 2 12 14 2 "44% Oct 23 60% Sep 30 126% Jan Jun 21 1 29% Mar 21 Apr 6 12% May 29 20% Apr *26% Jan 33% Jan 10 7474 Jan 67 117a. Mar 31 17 •207a Apr 24% Jan 26 Apr 24 10 12 39% Jun 7 70 5 48% Jun* 7 22 21 38 % Mar 13 12 Jun 115 15 26'A Jan Jan 26% Feb 1774 Jun • 7 53% Oct 97 . Hat 13 22 . 64 <: 126% Dec'22 21 37% May 21 51% Jan 9 35% Jun ^ 5 Jan 86 9 6% Hecht .34% Jan Apr 20 2374 Jun 2 38% Sep' 3 21% Mar 31 29 66% Oct 31 120% Feb 91; May 20 24% Dec 21% Apr 30 Co com—_iNo par preferred,— —100 HAinmerxnill'Paper Co,—.—i.-2.50 Haima (M A) Co $4.25 pfd—No par Harbison-Walk Refrac com--—15 conv 2 Mar 21 *1774 l23/4 6572 14 100 Hamilton Watch 4% 3574 *3472 49 7a 5 (W F) -Printing Co_,— preferred Hayes Industires Inc—' Hayes Mfg Corp Hazel-Atlas Glass Co 8 8'A Mar 12 ■, 2 34 Sep Halliburton 4311 Well Hall 9 Jan 14% Mar 20 10 1 18 80 7 7a May 20 ! 2 187a Jun , : 25 Cementing—5 Water—— Hackensack 2 Jun 33«A May • 30 32% Jan 30 22% Jun 10 . 26 Jan 23 Jan 133 1 7% Jan Jan 71 257a Jun 18 1 23 •18 7« Mar 13 2 14 100 July 29 12% July 16 6 May 27 13,74 Jun 10 4 15 .86% F«b 12% Jun 10 21 6% Jan 9% May 20 8% Apr Jan Jan: 5 65 9 36% Mar 30 197» Jun Jun 34% Aug" 142 2 5% Oct 29 Oct 16 *■ t .3674 Mar 12 '4 48% Jun f 18% July 16 Feb 19 26% Oct 23 33 9 81 102% Jan 23 139% Oct Dec' 17% Jan , May 26 68 33% Jan 24 33% Dec 30% Mar 26 347» 26% 265/8 . 4372 ■ r 474; 21,300 370 3,700 5,800 1,500 v 500 .Volume 177 Number 5229. ..The Commercial and financial Chronicle (2585) NEW YORK STOCK RECORD flange for Previous Lowest 5 87% Jan 2 95 Jan Range Since Jan. Lowest ; 30 % Dec 10 27% Jun 10 Dec 3 85 Jun 102% May 21 106 May 1 100 96 15 103% Mar 12 98 9% Feb 31 19% Sep •13% Dec 28 Jan 3 68% Oct '40% Feb 36% Jan 92% Jan 26 64 20 71 1 21% Feb 82 Feb Jan Sep i 12 108 ' 19 24 - 7 24 3 Nov 80; 39% Jun Oct 27 49% Jan Apr 7 Jan 22 78% Jan 8 31% Jun 21 10 91 Apr 28 97% July 30 05% Jun 34 Oct 21 39% Jan 34 5 40 40'A 33 33 *32% 33% *32% 17% 17% 17% 17% 17i/2 17% 3,60? 10% 11 10% 11 10% 10% 10"% 10% 11 11 2,500 40'/2 41 x38y2 40y4 37% 38 „..'38% 38'/2 38% 39% 7,200 64% 65% 64 65% 64Va 64% 64% 65% 64% 65% 20,700 46 46y2 43% 45'% 43% 44% 44% 46 46 46% 11,100 conv $5 5 5' pVior 4% 5 Kresge 5 Kress 28 42% Mar 0 Kroger Co 9% Jan 7' 5%/Feb 4 11% Mar 7 16% Dec 45 Jan- 10 20% Jan 88 -8 % ' 15 Jan 2 May 1 8 25% Jan 1 91 % Jan "May 22 | 19 26 2% Jan 17% Jan 29 5% Feb 23 3% Dec 29 70% Feb 21 13% Dec 18 21 Nov 17 *33% Feb 27 Dec 16 81% July f 16% Mar ; 9 7 '38' Jan 4 173% Apr May 43 Jan l 74 15 16% Oct' 66 Nov 26 r2 Jan '.75% Apr 14 18% Apr 15 11% Oct' 28 24% July : 1 18% Jan 4 * :31% Nov 28 9 ^52% Feb " • : 91% Jan 8 37% Oct 28 , in * ; 50; 5y4 200 1,100 15% 16 15% 157/a 15 V* 15% 15% 15% *151/4 15% 1,500 51 *49 51% 23 Va 22% 23 *22 Va 22 V* 49%i 49y4 49% 49 Va 50 26% 27 26Va 26Vz 26 26 26 *90 92 *87 2nd noncum Fink .'Products—*,— 30 ". . 38% Apr 15,900 3,000 16% 16% 16 Va 16% 161/4 l'A 17 1% 16 1V4 . 10y2 >2Vz 69.,,' 69»/2 £ 15% 15'/2 3V4 5 76 ^'100 , , 6.800 9% 3% 3% *3% 3% 3% 3'A 400 •65 y4 , 67 y< 66%, 67 67 67% 3,100 15% 15% 15% 15% 15% 15% 20% 20 y4 36%« 36 15 35 , 75 ; 75 156% *155 *155% 157% 58% 155% 22% 22% 22% 2,700 32% 33 y8 32% 33% 6,900 17% 17% 17% 17% 17% 2,200 30 >/2 x28"/4 29J/4 24y4 24'% 24 24J/4 28V2 16% 277/8 28y4 GaX 5.25% •'5% Co— pfd series A— 16V\ ^_100 series B preferred———100 Lorillard Co common*. (P) *98'% 102 99 Vz 99 26% 26% 25% 149y2 148'/4 2 Louisville & Lowenstein ■A 4 V4 Nashville-,. (M) 36% ,—50 & Sons Inc 62 coni—l -preferred series A——100 Luk'ens Steel ±1 Co—-: , 10 36% 21% 17,400 11% 11% 19,200 29% 29 29 "A 7,000 237/8 23% 23% 23% 23% 14,600 27% 27% 27% 27% 1,700 15% 24.500 *92 *40 • '34 . .. , 931/* 36 *91 • 40% v 16 Va 102% 101 99% *98 15% 102 140 99% 30 26% 26% 261/4 26% 12,700 *1481/4. 1491/4 148% 148'A 1481/4 148 J/4 120 361/4 36% 1,900 62% 63% 5,300 32 32% 3,000 , 60% r62V4, * 15% *101% *26% 33 40 , 35 V 61% , 33 *91 •: 39% ; 63'A 32% *91 t 93% *39% 93% 40 36 62 32% 35% 347/a 61 31% 93%' *98 99% 25% 26%« x32 , 1021% *98 149!/4 36 63, 33% 21% 11% 28% • *101 99 ,'149% 7% • V 102 22 65 11% • 27% 15% •16 /. 16y4 16 103'% *102 *64 21% 27% Star Corp—J—-.10 65 29% 23% 28y2 Cement • 21% 28 10 *64 i •11% ny4 29% 66 21% . 22 22% 32% *62 y2 Long BeJl Lumber (Md) A___No par Long Island Lighting Co com—__10 ■ 221/4 i7%; 12 Lone 26 39% r .l77/8 22% 110 •700 17% 21% 5,200 1,500 18 xll% 1,200 75% 58 J/2 22 12V4 35 155 39% 38% 227/8 75% 155 58% 32% 12 Star 34% 75% 156% 39 33»/4 22'/4 No par Lone ~ 60 23y8 66 6,300 38% 32% *63 4,800 8% 59% 22% 66 2,900 36% 8% 38 y2 33% 23% 33y4 20% 36% 59% 23% ,_2.50 1,300 ' 58% 61 • 39%, , . 20% 8% 35 35 34% 74% 20% 1,300 " '8% 76%) . 36% .36 8% _ 39 No par 20% 20% 36% '8% 8%. 35y2 ^.—10 Jun l'A 9% 75Va • 40l/2 *177/8 *63 1 % 9% 35>A 76% *39% par 1% 9% 9% 15% 155% 156% *61 '"*•63% No par .5 12,400 1% 9% 67%' '■ 68 ,, 16% 1% iy4 loy4 3% 9 preferred—_——— —100 Louisville Gas & El Co <Ky)_No par 45% Jail 23 8 J/8 26% 36»/2 35>A May 25' 97 8i/e 26% 2' Van %- Jan May 25 8% 26% *35% 9 41 % Jan 6 8 26 1V4 25 No '—j. 8% 8% com ■ 25% 8 20V2 36y2 „ 90 7% 8% Co—, *88 25% 367/8 Oil 1,600 90 26 V4 21 .- 700 27 77/8 8% preferred——^— 1,700 50 *26% 25% 36% L 22% 26% 8'A 20% com 50 27>/4 —10 Lionel Corp (The) ~28% Mar 23, "< 158% Mar 12' 20 92 — 22% 50 17% ' 17% No par — 92 *49% 23% 9.300 8Vs —__7 14 106% Jan, *90 *10'/4 *3'A Loew's-Inc Jan 92 22% *49% 8 J/a 26y4 3%%'. convertible preferred—100 Lockheed Aircraft Corp——l 110 May "90 *50 1 pfd (The) 52 No par -7% 15 51% *50 52 23% *50 —.50 Tire Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co 18% .Mar 25 Jun 30% Apr 7 Jan 1 8% 8Va I 49'A & 8 8% 20% Lily Tulip Cup Corp Apr 8 *5% Link Belt Co_J 26 3,100 20% 8'/2 Libby McNeill & Libby— I-ifd Savers Corp——_ Liggett & My0rs Tobacco 35%,Mar 26' 41 5% Lerner Stores Corp— :.34% Marl9( 40y4 40% 70 20% 14%:Mar 25 - , 1,200 1 Lelin 2' 3,100 51% 5% Corp <4* 34% 51% 20% 26%'Mar 19* 28 58% Apr 8 99% July ■■ ' 8% 34% 5y8 47%:Mar 16' 27"%.'Mar 27^ 23 ,Jun 24% Jan ' 16 x8 34y4 51% 40% 20% 13 20% Apr 11% Jan , 18 !)<•«■ • Jan ,74 , i 40 40 34 *51 80 5'/a 72% Jan... 6 ■ May 25 97 67:, 40 51'% 40% 86 20% Feb 66 „ 101 33% Aug 34>A 51V* 39% 86 700 5,200 5 '/2 Liqpid Carbonic Corp 24 20 34Vs 52 y2 32% 85% 5 Lehman 80y4'Mar 11' -167 158% May 24 'V 148 Apr -41% Dec 23 34% Jun 24% Feb'20^ 34% 52 32% 207/8 4 106% ^fov 21 3. Jan' 2 -38%.Mar 17' . ■ 15% Jun Jan 34% ' 32% *5 Va Rubber & 50c 10%.Apr 13' 23% Jun 33 85% *3.85%- 22 42%-Feb , 27J/8 Jun 143 86>/4 34% 85 20% 21%-Feb 2 25 % Dec *85»A 600 34% 84 5% Lion 7 Dec 86% 26 34% 85 20% 3' 17% Dec 107 86>A 500 1,600 _ 8% 38% Mar 43% Feb 2 86y4 *25% 26 22 'A 39% 106 *5 Va 11 5 Jan ' *85% 53y8 41 *101 20% 10 2 July 14 ■20% Aug 5 ' 31% 34% 39% 397/8 640 4 17% Jun 14% Jan 103 31V* 53 22i/4 22% 7,400 34 pfd.75 Pesos Mex (The)—1—No par Co 32 % Jun , , *27% Nov 101 4 % Jan % 22%.Mar 17' , 38% May 27 19% Feb 9 ' 23% Jan 30 32 _ 6 18% Mar 27 - 58% Jun 26 46% Mar 17 22; • / Jan 11; 21% Dec 1 31% Lehigh 'Valley RR' 1 No par Lehigh Valley Coal common 1 $3 noncum 1st preferred—_No par >7 80% Jan ■ Jun "48% Jun 25 *12% Apr 30 33 % Nov 14 20 1% Jan 14% Jan ""% 7--n 74 23 . Jun 155 30 Dec 32% preferred —100 Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co— 10 Lehigh Portland Cement —25 . , Mar 24 / 22% Jan 8% Jan -76... Dec 15 2 18 1 20 % Jun 29 61 y# Jun 160% Jan' 49 32Va *83% 31% 34% 26% *26 (James) & Sons Co common__3 Lee); Feb 34 Jan 36 , 3 11% Jan Jun 14 Lee " 65 % Jun . 23 13 95 3 Va Apr . 9' Jan 29% Feb Apr 9 2 Feb 12 Jun 1 Va 28 25.; Jan 42% Dec 7%,May 1 35% Oct' 28 16 Mar 12 24 % Mar 17 64 25% Jun 4 5 » 7% Jun 30% Nov 26 21% 34% 84% Co— 4%%: preferred. — Lane-Wells Co —I— 1 % Dec Nov 34>/8 84% La Con/solidada 6% 56 Feb 13 34y8 85y2 Lai/e Bryant common 28 9% Dec 35% " No par (The) 18% Mar 18 23 26* 26% 85*/2 36 42 106 10 8 May 29 *101 26 36 No par Lambert 49 Vb *39%i 39% 106 100 15 % Jail 20% Apr \ *22>/4 22% 39% *101 10 22 vh •Mar 16 48% Jan *22'% 40 35% common 2 12 22% 106 86% Co Gas 22% x40 *101 26 V* 25% 1 (S H) & Co. Laclede 22*% 40»/2 106 *E5% 1 12 Dec 92% 1 21 % May -14 9 May 18 26% Dec "1 "20% Apr ,Jun • No par common 19% Jail J 25% July 16 72% Jan 30 2 54% May 50 •' 8 5 % 19 (S S) *101 100 preferred 57'AI*eb 22% 40% No par co.m (cum) preferred Koppers Co Ihc 35% Jau 23 Corp preferred King-Seeley Corp Kinney (G Ry Co May 12 6 21 41% 39% 11 Jan 41% 10 17% 'Jun 7% Jan 100 *99 100 34% 50% Apr 9% Dec 100 *99 ' 1 41% 37 % Apr 24 100 3,500 87 17% 5 8 98 *82 39% 24 6 98 34'/2 54% Sep 5% Dec 87 *95>/2 17% 42% Dec 8 % Mar 13 *82 98 34% 50% Mar 25 18% Oct *99 85 42»/4 4% 41% May 19^ 93% Jan 100 85 *95Vz 17% 31% Jan 25 *99 Shares 27% 34% Kimberly-Clark 4 98 27% 28y8 28 42% 9 41% Jan 88y2 *95'/2 27% 27% Kern Mar 17 95 "*85 June 12 50 3 28 88y2 98 the Week June 11 June 10 28% Sales far Friday Thursday Wednesday ' 8.75 6: Jan 28 *85 County Land Co.— 2.50 Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No par 1I I % Feb 28% *95'/2 No par _______ 24% Feb 23 June» 28'A —.100 _ 49 ' 2 10 Apr new Tuesday Kayser '(Julius) & Co 5 Kehsey Hayes Wheel conv class B_1 Kennecott Copper —.i No par 8: 21 % Jan 7 Common Monday June 8 —100 4% non-cum preferred Kansas Power & Light Co 25" 60 ' Par preferred—i. cum preferred— Kansas City Southern— 44% Mar 18 9 10 Jan 25 8 23 7 Jun 26 % Dec 2 Apr 4.50% 43% Jun 9 22% Aug 114 27 18% Jan July 51 Vb 5 35% Oct • 4% 45 May 25 36% May 11 21 f Mar 17' 13% Jan 27 10% May 28 22 Mar 70 9 31 Apr 30 110 10 Dec 20% May 40 38 19 10 Jun 17% Jun 4 9 6 Jan STOCK Kansas City Pr & Lt Co <iom_No par 3.80% - preferred •. 100 13 100% Mar 105 LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES EXCHANGE r '95% Jan YORK NEW *'• 31% Mar 13- > 2 33 2 - May 27 Jun 39% Jun 16% Jam '■ Highest 10 .. 1 ' " Highest i26% Jan Sontimied—Pagt 7 STOCKS Pear 1052 J 40 , Z *91 > 93% 39% 39% 500 M 10 Nov/J4* 40% Aug "15% Jan 45- 4- 12 • Oct 30 Dec 26% Oct 7% Dec 6 Apr 8% Oct 6 26 10 % Jan Feb 8 % Nov 14 Dec 10 39 22 - 536 , 8C 17 Oct1 28 4% May 7 27% July *94 Jun 8 • 17 7 16 15 13% Jun 28 Dec .7)1 Jl" -7% Jun 9 Magnavox Co 12/ 8 10 Apr 23% Feb Jan 10 9 ; 9 88 % Mar 2 19% Jun 4 'A % Jan 95 Jan 15% Mar 12 19% Dec 4 17% Jun 12 7 26 % Dec 31 Feb 28 45 y2 Nov 13 14% Oct 28 17% Mar 89 % Dec 30 Nov 28 Dec 1 64% Apr 52% Jan 24 56 ,83'% Apr 3 60%'Jun 10 17 46 28 34% Jun 31 26'/8Jan 7 22% Jun 12% Nov 3 15% Jan 21 28% Feb . 2 8% 8 Va 200 11% 6,200 23 5,000 180 82 8'A 1,500 26% 3,600 17% 5,400 550 7% 1,100 600 6% 25 2,100 19% 8% 5,700 19% 8,200 11% 11% 11% 11% 11% 11% 8,900 *52% 52% 53% 53% *53% 53% 300 *4% 4% 24 19% 19% 19% J 4% *4% 241/4 23% 24 *83 *4% 24% x82% 83 12% 19% 24 4% 13 4% 3,600 83% 82% 83% 70 12% 13% 12% 13% 15,600 11 % 12 12 12 23 28% Jan 2 54% Feb 11 May 27 25 87% Feb Jan 31 Jan 5% Shoe convertible Mercantile Merck 19 & $3.50 20 $4 Stores Co Inc 1st Co 2nd 2nd 77% 18% 50 17% *49% 17% 18 Menrenthaler 17% 17% 24% 24% 18 24% 17% 17% 24% 24% 45 44 44 x44 44 13% 80% 13% 13% *131/8 13% 80 80 *79 80 Co Merritt-Chapman & Scott 4.35% 2 66% 60 60% *18'A *49% 17% 24% ♦43 13 *79 18% 100 900 17% 700 24% 20 45 13% 81 68 68 *59 60 60% 80 1,900 50 3,200 • 30 500 800 1,400 1,600 34% 34% 34% 22% 22% *22% 22% 13% 13% *13 25 Ve 24% 24% 23% 24 24 24 *89% 89% 89 89% *88% 89% 88 88% *87% 26'/4 2R% 13% 26% 26% 26% 26% 26% 3,700 13% 26% 13% 26 Va 1 13% 13 % 13% 13% 13% 13% 1,800 49 49 3% 16%c 49 17% *49 17 19 Xl8% 84% *82% *92% *91 263/V *83 93 16% 95 92 27% 92 No par 27% 34 *87% 89% preferred series 100 *97 101 *49 50% *16% 17% *16% 18% 17 19% 18% 18% „ „ 24% *49 1,400 13% 700 24% 1,900 88 50% 17% 16% 16% 19 18% 19 60 40 2,000 18,100 82% 82% » 83% *81 83% 100 94 92% 93% 941/4 94% *94% 95% 800 93 26% 92 92 92 92 93% 93% 27 27 27 .'26% 22% 22% 22% 22% 33 33 84% - *26% 22% 22% 33% pfd—100 12.50 13% 50 % 22% 22% 22% 33 22% 5 Co 34 % x22% " 18% 49 No par Linotype Machine 18% 50 *49% 50 13 —No par Mesta Ffeb 180 78 22% No par pfd preferred Metropolitan Edison 3.90% ' 83 *76% 34% preferred—50 Inc common preferred conv $4.25 30 common 9 • 82% 78 l Corp (The) 2 105 84 *76% 13 preferred (1st series)—100 39% Jan 12 77 34% 25% 98% Jan Jun *82% 78 *82% 22% No par ; 86 97 140 84 83 13% 13y8 5 25%" Mar 30 11 85 ' 34% 23% 32% May 11 Jun 28% 85 85 23 35 V* 13'/8 7 94 % May 12 25% May 22% Jun 28% 85 27% 29 *83% 13% 35 Va 23% Co.— Mfg Corp common. 4Vap/o 1- 50% "May 21 111 900 5,800 28% *83% 27% 85 29 Va 603/8 34% 1 Melville Jun 1> Co____„___10 Stores Norris Mengel 'Co "May 99% 60'a 28% *Iar 19 92% Jun 80% 81 98% 100 *99 66% 95 80 *80 13% 13% 99% *59ia 14% May 22 2 13% *44 99 % 60% 11 12 45 ' 2,100 10,000 58% 'Jun . 18 24% 25 *44 18% 36% 66% Mead ;Mar 20 19% Jan 18 *24% * *49% 50 18 18% 36'A 60 V* 28 25% Jan 50 18% 36% 58% 10 • 18 5,000 18% 35% *64% 23% Jun 9 *75 18% 19% 18% 35% 60 McQuay 46% Mar 77% 19% 18 Va 66 McLellan 18%'Jun 83 19% 19% 35 Va 60% 2 16% Jun 83% 19% 19 18% 58 22 9 29 *83 Vz 85 19% 2,800 36% 101%f 66 21 22 100% 102 11% 60'/2 14% Jan , 19% 19% 30% 18% 11% ,4 60'/^ 26%-Jan 21% Dec 117/-« 65% 2 33% Jan 33 Va 33% 33% 87 *97 87% 100 86% 87 *81 27 160 800 1,800 33 700 86% 86% 200 *97 100 *97 100 97 97 ' x33. 86 86% 10 3 88 Jun 12 93% Jan 13 3.85%' preferred series 100 "90 93 *88 93 *88 93 *88 93 88 88 10 95% May 23 109% Aug 8 26% Dec 18 86 Jun 10 93% Feb 4 3.80% preferred series 100 *86 89 *86 89 86 86 *83 87 *83 87 10 107% Feb 19 4.45% preferred series 100 *100 101 100 101 101 101 ♦100 101 40 5 22% 22 3,700 10 57% 57% 56% 22 57% 21 Petroleum 55% 56% 56 56% 56% 56% 6,500 Inc—No par 23% 24 22% 24 23% 24 23% 24% 23% 24% 8,300 99 May 21 *Jun 10 Jan 8 58% Oct 16 81% Jan 28 55% Jun 10 20% Feb 14 28% Nov 28 22% Jun 9 21 29% Mar 66 % Jan 27% Mar — For footpotes 8'a 61 60% 10 7 20 8% 65 % 38% Jan 93% Dec 6 V/a 8% 60 9 50% Mar 12 20 *5% *24% *6 Publishing _No par MclntyTe Porcupine Mines— 5 McKesson & Robbins tnc— .i.18 12% Feb 97% Jun 6% 13'/2 *75 50 McGraw-Hill 2 May ' M'cGraw Electric Co— 67% May 27 71% Jail 12' 26Vb Jan Nov Oct 73% Mar 12 2 8 Oct, 15 105 8 24 Feb 22 91% Feb 7 10 35 % Jan 14 7% 24% 84 % 83% 3 common McCrory Stores Corp common—50c 3%% convertible preferred—100 26% Dec Jun 7% 17i/a 24% 6% 24%' 29 —.—No par preferred 88 * 26 *520 24% 6 12% *83% No par Corp $2.50 14 101 1,400 900 X24 % 6 25 84 101% —No par series.No par Corp * Jan 28 Jan preferred Jun 13 92 91 $3 4 71: 408 550 7% 7% 24 % ' 15% Feb 92 Jan May 3 550 17% 17 *520 13% 19% No par Maytag Co common——__r_No par McCord 80 No par ; Co pfd 1947 cumulative pfd 17 25 .2 17 83 11% Chemical -cum 10' 12 No par preferred-..-—•_ 45% Feb 98% Apr 18 26'A 26 26 24 % 18% 30'9 Fob Jun 23% Jan Jan 10 Va 42 129 8 >/2 13% 35% 1 24 Jun 92% Jan 8% 83 19% 42% May 21 13 37% Dec 8% 24% 1 37Va McCall 33% Nov 101 *4% i9'/4 21 % Mar 25 7 Jan No par 4% 36Va $3.75 Mar 12 121 *4% 100 100 Co— Corp. Electric $3.40 Mar 16 52 4 *8 7% 7% 19 % 12% (Glenn L) $3.75 13 21 3 *81 sy8 *520 550 53%f 19 _____ l 6, 85% Jan 6 84% Jan *525 550 Corp com 5 4.25% conv preferred-".. ,—100 May Dept Stores common—: 5 20 10 104% Oct *525 19% Exploration preferred ■ Martin 32% Mar 23 95 17% Jun k 50 *52% 5 49% Apr 6 81% 8% 16% xll% L10% Jan 30 16 22% 80% 8 25% 12% 12 31 10 ' 1S% 98% Jun Dec Oct 17% 54 10 19% Dec Dec 27 16'/2 12 l.— Martin-Parry Corp 51 15% Apr 25% 18 l — Shirt Oil Mathieson 4! 22 27'/b 17% 11% 8% *b% 53% Master 14% Jan 47 27 10 (The)—__• 5 45% Jan' 18 16 b% 6.25 Corp common 5 preferred (conv)——50 Masonite 5 8 L-% Midland 4'%% 9 14% Mar 12 22 :b-,4 8% 2 82% Jun 12 % Oct 11% 10 Va *41 »/8 ♦125 8 8 8% 2 76% Jun 23 % Mar __No par 8 8% 2 2 94 23% 8% 1 25% Feb 7 Aug 19 22% 82% 8% 6 24% 41% Jan May ; 22% 81% 6V4 20% Jan May 86 22% 25% 7 97 22% July 15 23% 82 V2 11 *6 25% 10 87 Jan 22% 82% 11% 5 10 18 Va 2 5 '11% 23% 83 % .No par Apr _ 10 20 11% 23% *82 % *7% 35% Jun . Jan 20 10 y8 41% 129 No par Garden.: Market St Ry 6% prior pfd Marshall Field & Co com 18% Mar 20 5 Mai; : *4i *125 >..100 —,—• Marathon Corp Marine f 4 4% Jan.-. 9 10 Nov • 11% 7% Maracaibo 25% Mar 19. 2 Jun 65 129 11% 11% 7% Manhattan 5 Mar •Feb 58 ' 17 83 V2 Jun 55 % 10 Vs • 41% *40% *125 ____1 Mandel Bros Mar' 9. 13 4 27% 38% Feb 41 129 No par com Manati Sugar Col— 28. Mar, 9.. 25 11% Jun July 21 42 41 *125 10% *10 10% 41 129 Mahoning Coal RR Co—— 25%' Jun.,4 18% May 13 53 '/4 Jun 98- X22 % Nov Square 10 Jun < 10 41 *125 —5 Co Inc 10% 10 preferred; series A Madison Mar 23/ 11 34% Aug 11 79 4 %% 6 10 90% Jan 2 H) ; ' 29% Jan'25 90% Jan' (R 10% __5 __100 common * 8 8% -Feb 16 11 % Jan 20 % Feb 113 Forbes ' 49'/4 Apr 3- Macy Apr 552 May 26 > 12% Jun 33% Jan '17% May 12 38% Oct, 30* 104% Jan - ' 82% Jun * " 25; Working Co Magic Clief Magma Copper 32 23 6 22 8% Jun 7% Jan /:,22 22 13 Wood 22% .Tail 9 21 * 7 12% Jan 25.. May 9% Jan 9 Jan July 11 Jan ■23 2- Jan ID «7% Mar 27; * Dec 9% Apr "21% Oct 16% Jun 536 "11% Mar 18 18 23. 20 9 & M 6% preferred— rmiwik/Irucks dici.'— ■ ' 29f/4 Jan '85 Jam 10 25% Jun M MacAndrews & 24. Mar 24 . 5 8% Jun 5 Jun Feb 132 9 8 Mar 20, 45 * i 11 9/ 24-' 31 J^n.,^9 80% Jun 57 y4 Jan Nov , 22% Jun 53% Feb 23 11 , 28 22% Apr'24; 10% July 2", 4% Jan 12 8 Apr 30 Dec'19 * - 20 Jun • 9% Mar 13 30 ^ 9 r 127 90y2 Jan 15% Aug 13, Apr Jun 41 3 - ;"* 31% Jan 29 7% Aug 25 7% Oct 16 485 10 7 Jun 135 24% Oct 22 84 25 May 17 % Jan 128% Sej) '10- ' see page 26 5 Miamt Copper Mid-Continent 2 9 ,—-—t— • -Middle South Utilities 22 Va 21% 100% *100% 21% * 21% 21% 22 21 and Financial Chronicle... Monday,June 15, 1953 The Commercial 22 (2586) Contlnvttf—Pap t NEW YORK STOCK RECORD Lowest Highest Lowest 41 46% Dec 4 131% Jun 20 Sep 3 22 139 Highest Apr Mar 22 EXCHANGE 46% Jan 21 132% Apr 7 1 30% Jan 39% Jan 139 4 Feb 8% 8 24% Mar 20 13% Feb 26 17"% Nov 28 16% Jan 26 20% May 20 15 % Oct 23 45% Feb 14 19% Dec 19 13 2 18 2 53% Feb 23 27 V 19% Jan 62 % Dec 62 7 Apr Corp Oil Dec Jun 10 40 % Mar 26 Mar 12 27 '/a Feb 20 34% Mar 25 Mission Corp 22 17% Jun 9 23% Mar 25 Mission 11 34% Jun 1Q 41% Mar 17 24% Jan 2 15% Jun 10 25 16 Oct 28 80 Nov 19 91% Jan 11 79 May 23% Nov 7 30% Jan 9 23 Apr 2 17 34 32% Jan 25 33% Oct 38% Dec 16 Jan 29 19% Jan 23 104 Jan 9 29 26% Jan 22 88 8 Apr 20 60% Jun 10 5 0^/4 8% Feb 15 16 67% Dec 31 21% Apr 21 59% Dec 23 37% Jun 10 58% Jan 24% Nov 12 31% Jan 7 26% Jun 10 12% Mar 4 23 15% Mar 25 5 Jan 13 0 14% Aug 18% Jan 4,500 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5 J/4 53/8 5% 53/8 64 X603A 61% 613/4 62% 11,400 8,000 21,500 Feb 18 20 22% May 11% Jun 29 % Jan 13% Jan 5 lg Dec 21% Jun 26 12 24% Feb Jun 12 50 Feb Jun 10 51 Feb 2 253/4 Feb 20 22% Dec 1 20% Jun 10 100% Dec 18 81% Apr 31% Feb 24 11 31'A Apr 36 15 1 Aug 83% 7,400 22%' 22% 15 12% Apr 24 20% Jan 8 19 Jun 23% Dec 1 20% Jun 35% Dec 31 34% Jun 8 National 12 29% Apr 23 161% Jan 2 83A Oct 26% 27% 253/4 26% 26% 27 26% 263/4 59% 60% 58% 59% 583/s 58% 58% 583A 58% 59% 17,500 16 16% 15% 16 15% 16 15% 153/4 15% 15% 12% 13 12% 12% 12% 123/4 12% 123/4 123A 12% 3,700 5 12 No par Chatt Airlines National 15 173% Jan 7% 5 13% Feb 28 Can Cash National 61% Mar 19 52% Feb 14% Nov 25 133/b Jan 2 15% Jan 20 National City 13% Jan 7 93/8 Apr 24 113/4 Jan 5 National 185/a Mar 27 153A Jan 2 19% Mar 27 Lines 483/4 Jan 2 Dec 1 56% Jun 10 62% Feb 4 13% Dec 22 17% Jan 4 13 % Jun 10 153/4 Jan 8 National Department 19% Oct 30 34 % Jan 2 17% Jun 9 23% Jan 0 National Distillers 1103/4 Jan 24 87% Jun 9 99% Jan 5 7 20 % Apr 1G 2 91 Jan Feb 136 98%.Oct 17 25% May 165 23% July 33 1 Jan 8 88"% Jun 8 293/8 Apr 155% Jun 24 Jan Apr 15 144% Jan 5 7 Feb 9 8% Jun 8 177 15 24 147% Apr 24 9 5/a Jan 31 30% Oct 23 43 May 25% Jan 52% Jan 5 30% Jan 12 3 253/4 Jun 10 313/a Jan 5 Apr 91 109% July 31 3% Oct 23 16 6% Oct 22 1 13% Dec 10 104 % Jan 7 21. 4 % Jan 2 10% Jun 5"% Jun 10 11 3 30 11 10% Apr 22 9% Jan 3 353/4 Dec 23 43% Jan 90% Jan 4 13% Jan 105 Jan 12% Jan Nehi 13s/8 Feb 28 163A Apr 5 8 Neisner Mar 25 4%% 106 27 29 Jnn 84 Jan 2 45% Oct 20 IP/4 Oct 16 Jun 4 14% Sep 30 8 89 12% Jun 11 11 ala Jun 12 8 92% Jan 6 4 Apr~21 97 87 May 40% Jun | 38 Feb New 23 20% Apr 6 25% Jan New York York Chic & St 94% Feb 86 Oct 10 350 May 9 82 Jun 10 92 Mar 24 400 673 2 30 5 Feb 6% 2 New 20 New 9 $5 520 Jan 8 N Y 10 34 Feb 18 N Y New 46% Jan 2 63% Nov 25 543/4 Jun 9 65% Feb 8 13% Dec 22 18% Jan 2 15% Jan 7 Jan 16 35% Sep 5 32% Jun 10 37% Mar 23 85% Jan 2 94 Apr 3 80% Jun 11 92 24% Jan 2 28 Jun 6 24 % Jun 26% Jan 2 30% Jun 2 26% May Jan 82 Jan 86% Jan 8% Apr 18% Oct 2 85 May 21 92 Nov 12 98% Jun 2; 3 24 14% Sep 28 r 26% Apr 26 6,700 57% 563/4 57% 563A 573/8 5,800 133/4 14% 13% 13% 13% 133A 13% 133/s 13% 13% 5 18% 18% 17% 18% 17% 18'A 18% 183/B 18% 18 3/a 5,200 28,200 *88% 89% 87% *87'A 883/4 1 213/« 21% 20% 35% Mar 59 Feb 10% Jan 19% Jun 14'A 113A 13% 14% 13 % 133/4 31% X313A 313A *31% 31% 89 *87% 89 *87% 89 41% 13% 8 19 7 ' 47% Dec 30 5 ; 94% Mar 29 65% Apr 12% 123/8 123/s 66 66 66 28% 28 % 28% 27 28 28% 29 28% 28% 2,300 19% 19% 19 19% 18 3/4 19% 19 % 19% 19 19% 4,500 23% 24% 22 5A 24 223/4 23% 23% 24 23% 23% 127,800 *68 ; 41 •102 39 16 No par •400 39% 103 % >101% 102% *15 15% 15% *66 70 *66 70 *66 83 83 82 82 *80% 83% *82 *400 450 700 84 490 300 . 70 *400 490 10,500 15% 40 70 *67 85% *83 50 40% *101% 15% 153A 15% 70 393A 101% 15% 39 102 16 *67 393/4 1013/4 41 102 41% 104 450 *400 21'A 20 203/8 "20 450 ♦400 20% 20% 20 3/a 20% 7,700 3,200 6,300 No par 33% 33% 323A 33 % 32% 32% 32% 32% 32% 33% preferred 100 Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_Nopar *80'A 82 3A *80 82 3/4 *80 80% 81' 81 81 26% 26% X25 26 t 25l* 25% 25% 25% 18.400 *27% < 27% X27 27 *263A *26% 27% 300 300 Y State 100 . Electric & Gas Corp— A No par — Noma Electric 75 *75 76% 80 80 x79% 79% 90 90 x88% 88% •88 1 Co 9 25 25 10 a 8% *263A 273A 76% *75 78 f 8% American Aviation Northern 3 Northern Natural Gas Co 5' Northern Pacific Ry.. l Central Ry Co 23% • 17% 89% • 9% 9% 17% 43% 173/4 44% 300 200 9 9 3,500 " 18 v %, -r 43% : 44 43%: 44 22% k. 20% 23% 22% 223/4 *22% 19% 20 19 % 19% 19 % 16%: 17% 16% 85 % 37% 373A 100 693A 76% 17% *84% 18 10 * 80 *88 • - " 45% 23% *84%- —50 *79% 88' 70 78 80% *. 17% 9% "17% 6% *75 80% 88 81 88 - 3,500 173/4 2.200,- 17% • "44% 20 • 173/4 18 18 • - 9% .. " -2 & Western Ry com—. Adjustment preferred North American - - 27 3A •78 .100 Co. 25 76% 75 Corp. Chemical 823A 24% .100 —100 preferred North , 90 69 28% Co_I 16 : Jan 3,100 3.000 12% 66 1 100 Jan .84 423A Louis Co— 463A Jan 24 42% 19% 20% Mar 19 87 86 *83 42% 55% 23'A Mar 24 Apr 23 84% May 6 35% Jun 2 16 29,600 195,200 A 1/64 86 12% *67% 68 % 12% 68 12 123/4 xl2 1/64 41% 41% 1,600 89 12% 12% *83 86 40% 42'A 40% 42% 13 *83 86 *83 86 31% 68% Norfolk 89% Dec 313/4 7,900 13% *87 12% 12% 123/a 12% 12% 12% 700 15 106% 13% 18% 16 17% Dec *105 13% 55 30 17 ; 106 % 3,200 3,000 11% *143/4 143/4 143/4 •105 106% 1,800 6 113/a 11% 31% *87% 90 *83 $3.75 ., 6% 10% 6 5 Common 22 6% 10% 6 13% 14% 123A - 15 15 *105 16,000 6% 10% 6 11 106% *105 31% 1 xlO% 15 14% 15% 6 11% 10% 5% 700 10% 6% 103/4 6% 4,800 6% 6% 10% 6% 11 27% 1083A 27 *107% 109 107% 105 19% 26 85 % *84 3/, '. 36% 37%70 66% < 44% 22 3/a 22% 10,000 1,200 19% 19% r 25,700 17'A 17% •84% 85% 17% • , t 85% 36% 36%- 66% 17% *84% 85% ' « 44% •; 193/4 23, 36% 37 67%" 68% 69% , 37 « .16,900 5,900 37% •'68% 69% - 45,700 y 23,800 Northern States Pwr Co (IfInn)— 2 13 % Dec 16 12% Jun 12 90% Dec 1 78 7 103 14% Mar 12 Common Apr 24 87 Mar 19 $3.60 preferred Jun 10 109 Mar 12 25 91% Jun 4 101 Jan $4.80 preferred $4.10 preferred 7 12% Jan Jan 2 3 UO Nov 94 Jan 5 102. Nov 9 15% Jan 16% Jan 19 Sep 8 18% July 18 25% Jan 31 19% Jun 28 20% Jun 10 39% Dec 22 34% Jun 10 1063A Aug 12 94% Apr 10 943/a Jun 12 83 12 * 10 '27% Jan 11% Apr 30 ' 2 Jan 14 •88% Jan 8 104% May 15 1063A Nov 31 7 : , 10% Jun 100 Jun 2 May 18 50% Oct 6 60% 22 2 Apr"15 12 49% Jun 10 ?3% Jun 9 14% Jan 13 Northwest Airlines Inc common—10 13 25% Apr 39% Feb 106 preferred 4.40% 3.90% Mar 56'A Jan 25 4.44% 2 27% Dec 16 10 28 19% Dec 9 173/4 Jun 12 18% Jan 6 17% Jun 6 11% Jun 10 14% Feb 2 91 Dec 12 108% Jun 2 82% Jun 12 95% Jan • Mar 23 Ohio Oil - *90 13% 91 r1 . 13% 79 79 • 12% 12% 12% 12% 79%104 103 " *90 • 12% 103 91 78% . ♦102 l; t 13% : • •9(1- 13% 123/b 79! I 103 _ 91 13% 12% *78% 12% - 80 *102 103 *90 350 310 91 13% 13% 6,800 11% 11% 11% 11% 11% 11% 11% 10% 11% 21 21 20% 20% 193/4 20 % *20% 20% 20 20 % 5,500 1,700 20% 21% 20%< 20% ♦20 % 20% 20% 20% 2,000 12,800 10%^ 21% 22 35% 36% 34% 35% •34% 35 r 34% 35 34% 343A 96 96% *95% 97% X95 95 *943A 96 94 3A 96 110 83% 83% *83% 84% •82% 84 *82% 84 83 83 140 *100% .100 >1003/4 1013A '100% 1013/4 .100 Co *99 % 1003/4 •99% 100 3/4 No par com 10 51% 51% 50 preferred 243/4 25 24 243A 18 18 18 18 1 12 12% 11% 11% 84% 85 84 84 100 101% '100'A 1013A 100% 100% 100 " 98% 98 98% 97% 97% 80 -49% 503A 50% 513A 513/a 52% 16,500 23% 24% 24 24'A 24% 24% 3,900 •173/4 51% 20 preferred convertible 91 133A-f 13% 12% 79%-. 104 .100 Oliver Corp common 4%% • -12 common Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co 4% *90 12 3A 80 104 .2.50 preferred preferred preferred preferred 4.56% 9 12% 79%104 .100 Ohio Edison Co 2 27 104 25 ; 2 Jan 93% Jan 106% Feb 1 Norwich Pharmacal Co. 27 4.6% 9 Oct 26 00 . 24% Jan - 173A Mar 13 cpp nave 100 Northrop Aircraft. Inc 13 For footnotps - 8 100 — 18% Mar 17 10 97% Jun Jan 140 105 27% 27 263/4 26% 26 3/4 107 55% 53 % Jan Jan 33% Jan 88% 19% Nopco 82 100 26 3A *873A 11% 313/8 500 7,100 26% 88% 6% 106% *87% 28% 26% 10% No par 43% 28% 26% 6'A 11% 43 28% *87% 6% *15 43'A 873A 11 *105 42% 28% 26 3/a *1053/6 1083A 1 42% 28% 87 3A 88 *6 5.600 42% 253A 26% 6% 200 88 87% 11 30 27 3A 27% *105 30 26 87% 1 700 30 •29 333/4 X28 % 29 *28% 1,600 8% 33% 55 8 105 11% Sep , 14Q 133 8% 333/4 19% 26 10 133 8% 333A' ~ Apr 28 75% Jan 134 8% 8% 8% 543A Jan Jan 134 110 183A 203/4 Jan 9 132% 16,400 543/4 23 12 132% 60 323A 157% 32% 193/4 3.90% 22s/8 Jun 15 Co 3.40% 'preferred 3.G0% preferred 43% Jun *156 56 % 8 8 157 313A 19 7 16 155% 157 303A x543A 12 16 33 156 133 , 32 156 8,700 20% 93 3/g Jan Sep 90 58% 80 3/8 Jan 52 % 133 27 5 series A 87% Jan 25 157 134 134 155 % 200 21 *88% 19% Class 26% Apr 31 31% 20 3/4 90 \ 88 21 ; 1 8 2 2\. 90 21% 30 8 ; 2 r 20% 90 4,800 58 29% Jan 15 20% 30% 90 30% 213A 90 *87% 20% *88% 88 *87 88 *88% 88% *155% 10 93/4 21% 28% Feb 9 147A 57% Shipbuilding Corp— Participating stock 9 Apr 14 % 56% & Hartford Co.100 28 8% Jun 14% 14% York 5 25 Dec RR Haven 28 17 143/4 58% 100 preferred Harlem 10 46% Jan Aug* 19% Jan & 88 1, 1,800 No par 75 Apr 79% Jun Apr 54% 57% Brake Preferred 5% N 76 54 20% New Jan 54 583/8 20 non-cum 5 Jun ■ 54 5,200 York City Omnibus Corp.No par Dock common No par 20 X29 53% 16% York 23 21% Apr 52% 10 % preferred series A 24 % Dec May 54% 15% Common 13 14% Feb 3,500 163A Newport News Ship & Dry Dock 109 % Mar 10 Jan 11 10 1 Central New 70 10% 1/64 23% Dec 16% Jun 11 14% pfd-100 lo common 1 22 1 11 10% Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4* Newmont Mining Corp Air 9 11 16% Electric System York Apr 10% Rights 30 150 11% 14% 8 Newport Industries 4%% preferred 7,200 163 *162 53 100 New 14% May 162% 162 35% 9% preferred 23% Mar 17 66 162 - 90 10% 11% 11% ♦162 163 162% 164 *163 100 72% Mar 23 5 343/a —1 34 Dec 35'A common 10 17% May 26 343A - 16% preferred 10 73 35% No par Jun 9 343A 100 Fibre 18 3A Jun Apr 36 3A Inc 27 52 x35% 100 8 48% Jan *20% 36% 27% 24 9 19% 21% 36% 27% 22% Aug 10 193A .*203/4 43 % 36% Nov Jun 19% 20% 42% 13 39 19 20% 29 18% Nov 1013/4 Jun 193/4 21% 43% 31% Dec 30 3 19% 20% 29 29 15 1,000 19% 21% 43% 20 Oct 3,500 19% 19% 10 Jan 49% Dec 19% 21 13% 13% 12% 13% 13 13% 13% 21% 30 16% Jan 108 5,700 *28 56 9 13% 13% 29% 9 24 1,400 13'A 29 % 9 20 33 33% 303/4 11 143/4 Apr 84 33% *29% Jun 34% Feb 84 33% No par Jun 100% Jan 20% 84 32% 33% 12 Oct 21 84 32'A *33 66 17 203/4 83% 32% 8% 4 Jan 20% 83% 333A New 13,900 20% 84% 33 V preferred England 21 21% 84% 33 20% 33% 7 1 200 37% 34% Jan 56% July 37% *363/4 34% 20% Feb ,. July 22 *36 •44 8% 75 66 44% 300 16% Corp 3%% 44 45 8% Newberry Co (J J) common 6 93% Apr 2 14% Mar 30 4,600 16% Nesco Inc 15%-May 15 31% Jun 98 3/4 Mar 20 140 20 10 common Inc 700 - 19% 37 37 300 106% 19% 45 *43% 45 38 213/« 5 Co Bros 45 *105% 106% 19% 19% 19% 8% Vulcanized Na tomas *105% 33 Ref Co Co conv 6 1/64 Jun 12 4.20% 107 1 National Theatres National ♦106 47 47 * 17% Corp Tea 47 10 preferred National 12 73/4 Mar 10 10% Jun Jan 105% Sep 133/4 Sep 4%% 13 Jan *46 3/4 13 86 21 No par National Supply (The) Pa com 10 293/4 May 20 116% May 20 73/4 Apr 1 9 3 11% Jan 16 1043/4 Jan 4 Jan 8% Mar 10% Feb 8 6 18 5% Sep 14 89 87% Apr 24% Jan May 20 27% July 7 2 Steel 47 Steel Cast.No par & National Sugar 47 *123/4 *85 100 National 9 13 *36 45% 38 38 *123A 20 19% 19% *44% 123/4 106% 106 107 19% 123/4 47 46"% 48% 473/4 13% *12% 100 National Shares Corp 29 13 106% _100 0 273/a Jan 4,200 23% 16% Service Corp 323/4 Jan 42'A Jun 22 213/4 17'A preferred B_ Natl 2 22 21% 17'A common 37% Mar 19 24 22% X21 % 1 10 5 preferred A 6% Malleable 2,000 22% 23 No par 7% Linen 2,300 24% 10'A Lead Co common National Jan 35 15 Nov 22 53 19% Feb 23 11 172 3 23 % 24% 14% - preferred National 313/4 Nov 1 Jan 8 33% May 27 22 3A 24 543A Store* 323A Apr 7 29% May 29 26 34% Sep 30 85% Jan 18 40% Jan 275/o Oct 22 101 Jun 933/4 Jan 233/4 X233/4 10% pfd series of 1951 $4.50 5 132 20 Jan 9 4%% - *23% 24 143/4 Prod common National Gypsum Co 22% May 26 29 7% Dec 30% Jan _ 23 23 23% 54% Inc. Cylinder Gas Co National Dairy Products Sep 23 24% 1 National 18% Jan 23% 24 1 Container Co 97 23% 25 No par Register 3 2 60 3,200 24 lo 93/4 Jan 14 30% 13 100 493/o Nov 133/4 Jan 59% Mar 19 Inc Corp *103/e May I5 27 29% 10 Fibre* Corp preferred A National 33% 29 % 1 Biscuit Co common 10 32% 29 1 38 10% Jun 313A 29 5 Automotive 161% Apr 313/4 28% 22% ——1 Aviation 18 31 30 6 ? National 28 33 28% 24 100 Loula National 12:,A Jan 313/4 30% ;v; Corp 9 Mar 19 33% 14,200 25 —1 B 1 «fe St 2,900 32% 30 5 1 Corp . 33% 10 Corp Corp 25% Mar 20 179% Jun 21 27% No par Acme Co 15% Jan 9 4 Nashville National 10 Apr 23 16% Jan 23% 27% 11,500 f 4,200 3 Mfg 36% Mar 25 24 16% Oct 19 22% No par (The) & Co (John) 21% Mar 11% Oct 700 83% Nash-Kelvlnator 2 993A Jan 16% 22% N 1 20 173/4 May 60 % Feb 16% 83% (G C) common— preferred —; 100 Murray Corp of America com 10 4% preferred 60 Myers (F E) & Bros —No par 25 37 17 223/8 4%% 44 48 Aug 25 52% Feb 4 17 81% Murphy Co 26 17'A 22% Munsingwear Inc 10 1,500 *16% 82% Mullins 19% Jun 1 600 13% 80% 26% Mar 13 3 28% 13% 213/4 Mueller Brass Co 6 39% 28% 133/4 X21% Wheel Jan 39% 27% *13% 16% Motor 50 40 27% 13 % 22% Products 110% Mar 383A 26% 13% 82 14'/a May 19 24 39% 26% 13% 15% 5 104% May 18 37% 27% 13% 80% Motorola Inc 27% Mar 16 41 27% 13% 16% Motor 6 38% 27% 13% 81% 10 Jan 44% Apr 4 28 Nov 21% Dec 24 Apr 25 57% Jan 110 6 18% May 1 42% Mar 13 48 8 9 42% 27% 16% 34% Mar 18 23 Dec Morrell 6 62 % 80% 27% Jan 12 23 25 l 49% Dec 106% Oct 43% Jan 603/4 0 18% Apr 16 64 No par 11 15% Apr 62 Chemical Co 15% Jun 15 64 Machine Tool Monarch Monsanto 20 5,500 41% preferred 5 22% Jun 6,400 5% 18% Aug 28% Jun 293/4 185/B Montgomery Ward & Co Moore-McCormack Linei 15 29% 35% Montana Power Co 31 29% 18% Montana-Dakota Utilitlea Co Dec 29% 353/8 28% Mar 11 25% Dec 29% 18% 65% Mar 19 32 29 200 35y« 32 % Mar 26 1 2,200 18% 4 14 35% 353/8 10 Mar 343A 18% 10 22% Jan 34% 35 58% Jun 23 23% 34% 17% 21% Jun 10 23% 34 34% 25% Jun Jun 24 34 18% 2 31 24 35% 19 14 80% 24% 30% 30 44% Oct 60 24 80 24% 17% 67% Jan 7 *23 4,200 81 X35% 31% Dec Aug *80 *80 36% 28% Jun 36 60 15% 15% 81 *80 81 96 *94% 15% 15% 15% 1,000* 8,206 36% 17 10 95 443A 44 34% 26% Apr 16 55% Oct 22 12 % Jun 94% 5,900 108 29 20% Mar 23 10 44 96% 573A 57 *24 80 80 •24 43 15% 153/4 16% 16 42% *94 *95 97 *95 42 44% 43% 45 13'A *106% 106 % 106 10W 183/4 95% Ja* 14 % Jan 3,900 133/4 573/4 57% 573/4 56% *105 31% 9 3 13% 58 13% 133/4 13% 14 108 *104 108 34% 10 Nov 12,000 18% 15% Jun 12 19% 30% 80% Jun 2 183A 34% 2 16% Jan 18% 5 4 21% Nov 18% 1 Development Co 109% Jan 16% Oct 20 82% Oct 30 18% 343/8 7% 9 69% Mar 17% series A 100 {Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd-100 Mohawk Carpet Mills 20 Mojud Hosiery Co Inc 1.25 32% Mar 12 Jan 173/4 183% Mississippi River Fuel Corp 10 Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par Mar 12 10 3% Oct 50 2,800 13% 37 11 101% Feb 2 47% Jan 6 94% Jun 223/4 56% 20% Jan Apr 23 223/4 18% 39 2 Jan 105 90 223/4 58% 15 48'A Jan 24 500 22% 13% 44% Shares 41% 136 22% 13% 108 *134% 22% 18% 22 42 115% Mar 31 11 136 ' 22% 58 Oct Apr Jun 41% 41% *41 *134 136 22% 22% Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par Minn St Paul & SS Marie—No par 15% Oct 39 116% Dec 3 Mar 107 106 X134 136 22% ' June 12 June 11 41% 41 ♦134 134 Bales fa* the Week Friday Thursday ••• June 10 413% X41 % 423/4 135 Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg 1.50 $3.75 conv preferred 100 Minn Min & Mfg common—No par $4 preferred No par Minneapolls-Mollne Co common—1 $5.50 1st preferred —100 $1.50 2nd conv preferred 25 Minnesota Power & Light CoJNo par Jan June 9 *42% 100 10 1st preferred Midwest 6 5- Wednesday Tuesday June 8 pgr . Steel Prod common Midland 7 Oct 20 Monday STOCK YORK NEW Range Since Jan. 1 SALE PRICES LOW AND HIGH STOCKS Range for Previous Year 1952 18% *173A 18'A 173/4 173/4 500 11% .11% 11% 11% 11% 11% 7,700 83% 83% 82'A 83 *98 83% 84 250 * Volume 177 y Number 5229... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2587) NEW YORK STOCK RECORD tuft for Preview Lowed 10 45 % Mar 29 Otis 28 Pen 20 33% Feb Outboard Marine 11 81 May 2 30 19 83 41 % 62 Apr 24 69% Sep If Dec Jan Jun 9% Mar 4 1 11 39 Jun 11 89% Jan 23 71 Jun 10 10% Get 30 17% Jan 01% Deo 31 14 11% Jun 2 •7% Jan 24 82 Jun 5 12% Dec 30 19% Jan 11 10 Apr 28 26% Mar 22 38% Dec 31 38 Jan 12 Mar 17 63 Oct Mar 18 36 49 Deo 30 28 10% Jan 84 6 17 Jan 6 47% Jan 81 6 Mar 12 15% Jan 88 20 48 9 Mar 3 60 Jan 12 48 Jun 12 57% Mar 30% Dec 2 26 % Jun 10 80y« Fab 20 39% Dee 0 34 % Jun 10 40 Apr 17 24% Oct 23 108% Apr 24 132 2 Jan 6% Jan 2 17% Oct 16 8% Jan 7 88% Dee 11 x55% Jan 15 36% July 14 120% Not 26 24% Jun 10 112 Vo Jun 10 149% May 19 8% NOT 21 26% Mar 19 9% Not 4% Apr 30 • Oct 16 12 Jan 10 41 Apr 12 69% Jan 9 03 2 6% Deo Jan 13 8% Apr 5 47% Mar 31 16 9 % Jan 8 98% Mar 2 11 Dec 19 23% Jan 19 26% Oct 28 Jun 33% Jan 30% Mar 27 30 5 Parmelee 9 Patino Jan 8 15% Apr 7 18 Jan 7 34 5 37% May 5 73% May 27 Penney 14% Apr Penn Jan 65% Mar 19 11% Jan 9 31% Jan 2 9 27 Jun 10 101 Jun 2 26% Peb 6 33% Dec 11 30% Jun 10 Deo 23 19% Jun 10 24 29 67% Jan 23 41% Jun 12 23 107% Feb 23% Jan 9 9 52% Jan 9 3214 May 27 Jan 12 148 % Mar 16 6 40% Peb 18 34 Apr 23 47% Mar 11 0% Peb 20 11% Deo 30 Peb 38% Not 18 101 Jan 2 19% Oct 22 16% Deo 19 44% Jan 2 105% Apr 7 23% Jan 22 19% Jan 25 10% Jan 15 39% Apr 43 Jan 27 21 103 Jan 30 19% Apr 16% Jan 23 30% Oct 30 42 V* Jan 2 26% Jun 117% Jan 2 92 29 May 10 33% Jan 5 9 108 % Jan 2 10 43% Feb 5 33% Dec 28% Jun 9 32% Jan 19 2 25 2 112 17 *103% Jan 0 19% Mar 25 Jun 22% Jan Jan 6 31% Jun 17 93 2 21% Mar 41% Dec 31 3 Apr 103% Jan 15% May 21 28 Apr 100 106% Sep 29 33 19 5% 5 °/o 4%% Phila Jan 5 2 3.8% 108 Feb 26 10 25% Mar 17 12% May 15 28% Jun 10 36% Jan 9 87% Jan 14 36% Not 12 90 Apr 12 80 Apr 28 62 Dec 8 46% Jan 12 May 3 91 May 26 99% Peb 13 98% May 10 90% Jun 1 13% Mar 19 20 Dec 31 18% Jan 27 04 98 Dec 17 92% Jun. 1 18% Jan 55 101 Jan 98% Jan Jan 64% Dec 30 1/128 Jun 8 12 Jan 4 10% Jan 12 19' 39 Mar 9 33% Jun 12 37% Jan 0 96% May 19 10% Apr 29 110 Not 14 24% Oct Oct Oct 1 40 May 37% Jan 29 95% Feb 13 6 91 21 1 06 19% Dec 24 110% Jan 1 106% Jan 28 62 14% Dec 24 NOT 26 17% Jan 14 142 Peb 21 156 161 Jan 4 165 42% Mar 17 8 17 Aug 18 Aug 29 66% Dec 12 19 Jan 69% Mar 25 May 26 101 May 18 Jan 14 2 6 22% Mar 27 106 % May 22 88 29% Jan 5 Jan 5 94 Feb 17 86% Jun 9 97 Jan 7 59% Feb 3 46 Jun 10 13% Jun 9 148% Apr 153% Jun 21 155% Mar 17 11 165 48% Jun 12 16% Mar 18 Feb 6 58% Mar 16 Oct 27 10% Jan 21 7% Jun 10 9% Feb Oct 9 21% Jan 5 1 73% Feb 27 9 75 16 25% Jan 21 17 % Jun 85 Jan 17 68 00 00 Jan 17 69% Jun Oct 23 20% Apr 18 Jan 31 25% Dec 23 149 Aug 27 34% July 9 28% Apr 17 11% Jan 3 28% Oct 16 12% Feb 14 May 21% Apr 146 Apr 31% Jan 27 9 Mar 26 12 % Jan 14 11 34% Jan €2% May 11% Oct 8 69% Dec 11 61% Apr 24 8 17% Jan 22 12% Jun 86% Jan Apr 39 1/128 Jun 109 NOT 21 112% 112% 130 130'A *130 112% 131 131% 131 % *130% 131% 6% 6% 0% 4,500 40% 41% 45,700 10 *45% 6% 41% 8% 39 6% 6% 6% 6% 40% 38% 40% 39% 8% *8% 8% 5 % 5 10 Va 9% 48% *44 - 46% 74% 74% 72% 93% 94 94 8% 8% *8% 5% 5 % 9% 9% 45 74% 93% 8% 5 9% 5% 10% 41 73 *44 45'A 8% *8% 5% 8% .9% 46% 10 5'A 5% 10 200 52,300 10 39,200 ♦44 46 200 73 74 4,800 73% 73% 74% *92% 94% ♦92% 94% *92% 94% $1 7% 77/a 8% 7% 8% 25% 25% 25% 26% 28% 28% *27 % 28% 33 33% 33 33% *33% 34% 34% 34% 80 2 1 33 May Mar 11 36% Feb 4 22% Jun 10 9 81% Dec • 68% Jun 10 3% Nov 14 4% Oct 9 2,700 3,600 30% Mar 146% Feb 13 9 2 *100 32 20% 42% *30% 134% *38 13% *39% *102 12 12% 12% 12% 32% 27% 33 32% 33% 27% 27 27 *27 102 102 *100 103% *27 103 *100 103 12% 31% 31% 20% 19% 20% 19% 20 20 20% 20 42% 30% 42% ' 30% 42% 42% 42% 30% *30 134 134'A 133 133% 42 *37 39% 42 30% 135 13% 40% 103 *17% 17% 13 40 *36% 13% 12% 40 13% 40% 103% *39% 19% 17% 17% 17% 17% 17% *102 *102 81,100 200 103 % 30 20% 17% 1,900 II,100 1 *19% 1,400 600 No par 100 100 89 100 ; •, ■ V ' 1 3 25 common 5* *97 " 12% 30% *83 50% *92 89 98% 20% *20% 21% 101% 100% 100% 86% 86% *84% 98% 96% 12% 12% *97 13% 31% 12% 29% 30% 97 97% 97% 60 12% 12% 13 Xl2% 12% 5,600 28% 29% 83 50% 49% 95 92 29% 50% 92 95 *92 x82 82 49% *92% 93 *90 94 *90 25% *24% 25% *24% *93% 96% *93% 96% 53% 54% 53% 54% 1/64 rl/128 *15% 16% *15% 16% 55 1/128 15% 34% 16 34% 96% 20% __ 52% *16 34% *96% 20% 48 *14'/a 94 "90 55 52% 53% 17 15% 16 34% 34 22% *89 49% 8 17% *67% *69% *22% *148 25% 50% 8% 18% 1,537,400 98 *96% 20% 20% 34 34% 98 *96% 98 *20% 20% 20% *105% 22% 22% 22 30 21 1,600 ♦106% 22% 109 21% 22 *89 92 *89 92 88% *86 87% *86 87% 100 47 46 46% 46 46% 46% 46% 1,800 13% 14 13% 13% 13% 13% 13% 13% 900 49% 8 17% 69 *67% 69% 50'A 49 8 7% 17% 17% 157 48% 49 6,200 7% 8 4,600 7% 8 8 17% 17% 17% 17% *67% 69 ♦67% 70 *69 70% *21% 22% 25 ♦148 24% "... 22% ♦147% — 24% 24% 22% 22% — 22% 300 24% 25% 1,900 •147% __ 25 50 ■ ' 11% No par 62% 63% 5 12% 13 preferred No par *80% of Colo 10 26% Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par 31% 1/128 80% 27 31% 1/128 ' *11% 11%. ♦11% 11% •11% 11% 28 26% 27%. 27% 27% 27% 28% 36% 36 36 36% 36% 36 36% 15% 14% 15 15% 15% *15 15% 1,300 16% 16 16% 16 16% 16 16'A 14,800 4,900 1,100 93,400 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% *35% 37% *35% 36% *35% 62 62% 61% 62 62 62% 62% 62% 4,000 12% 13 12% 123/4 12% 13% 12% 13% 4,400 ♦80% 80% ♦80% • 10% 10% 10% *36% 37 9,300 100 37 80% 80% 80% ♦80% 27 26% 26% 26% 26% 26% 26% 31% 31% 31% 31% 31% 31% 31% 31% 1/128 1/128 130 80% 26% 2,100 - 10,000 ■ 104,500 75 75% *74% 75% *74 75 ♦74 75 25 *22'A 23 *22% 23 *22% 23 *22% 23 *22% 23 No par 24% 24% 25 25 24% 25 24% 24% 25 24% 25 100 No par 100 75 *92 No par *100% 39% No par 50 100 No par *103% 34 100 Quaker Oats Co (The) com 8 6% preferred 100 Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10 25% Jan 2 29% Jan Jan 2 Radio Corp of America com—No par $3.50 1st preferred No par 6 RKO 26% 134 *24 93 101 % 40 51 104% 34%. 26% 134 24% 24% *92 *101% 25 24% 93 *92 24% 25 % 25% *92 93 25% 25% *92 93 • >-* O O 75% 25% 90 13,100 6,100 93 101% 101% *100% 101% 39% 40% 39% 39% 39% 39% 39% 39% 3,300 47% 49% 47% 48% 49% 50% 49% 50% 17,400 *103% 105% 103'% 103% 33% 33% 33% 104 34 •104 *33% 34% 34 26 26% 26% 26% 26% 133 *132'A 134% *132% 23% 24 23% 23% *23% 24% 23% 23% 68 69 26% 133 26% 133 135 101% 100 101% 104 105 200 34'A 1,100 26% 4,100 133 470 24% 600 23% 23% 68% 69 61,700 1,300 24 ■ \ 1 Jan 3% Jun 18% Jan 40% Mar 3% May 3% Jan 6 79 4% Jan 4% Apr 6 18 4% Jan U 2 97% July 18 86 Feb 28 93 6 48 41% Jun 10 47% Mar 25 Por footnotes Aug 29 see page 2 1 May 26 Pic£urfcs Corp RKO Theatres Corp Ralston Purina Co 1 1 3%% Raybestos-Manhattan — pfd 100 No par 24% *70 3% 4 *87% *41% 24% 22% 24% * 70% 70% 70Yz t 3% 3% 4 89 42 4 *87% 41% 3% 3 4 » 23 69% ) . 3%., 3%),. 22% x68% . 3% 4 89 89 89 41% 41% 41% ' >, l 4 3%. 3% 3% 4 89 s 89 *41 41% -■3% ♦3% T 4 89 "41% 26. »u*t' 3% *87 % , ' — 200 1/64 10% 36 common 2,700 69 70% ♦69 22 10% Inc "16 17% 69 150 X36% 154 ♦153% 50 *67% 22 27% ♦150 153% 49% *69% 150 *11% 154 153% 69 22% 23% *150 49% 69% 150 25% 36 preferred 1,500 92 *86 16 com 1,000 *89 15 1/256 34 98 21 *105'A 22% 600 33% *96% 86% 47% 71 12 34% 92 16% *11% 37,200 1/128 *105% 15% & Gas 100 25% 96% 15% ... 140 6,100 92% *24% 16 rights 10,400 95 *93% 14% preferred preferred *92% 25% 48 Gamble 82% 50% 96% 86% 1 30 50 95 *90 89% preferred series A„50 29% 82% 50% *25 92, Rights 29'% 82% *82 200 89 *93% 23 Power Co *84 94 23 100 340 97 83 *87% Virginia 101 % 96% 49% *89 1 20% 100% 25% 96% 55% *105% 1 *20% 89 85 No par Coal Co 20% 100% 570 *84 *90 96% 20% No par 20% 100% 89 50% preferred—No par (conv) 21 100% *24% *93% 2 Co com 21 100% v 100 L RR class B (The) 103% 5,500 No par 10 Oil 13% 40% 17% 38 Pullman 13% 19% 28% cum 41% *39% 20 28 % El 13% 40% 19% 38 Serv *37% 20% 5 Pub 200 1,800 41% 23,900 West Co 30 133 X20 1 cum 30 133 103% 17% 1,400 30% 134% 103 5 $4.75 41% 57,300 *37% 13% *39 10 20% 41% • 7,100 *133% 41 *102 42% *30 100 31% 28% Young & Ash pfd—100 (The) 1 Public Serv 104 31 Plough & *100 31% 20% Pittsburgh Steel Co com No par 5% preferred class A 100 5%% 1st series prior pfd 100 conv 28 30% 20% No par Electric *27 32% 154 Co 28 31% 157 & 34 32% *155 Poor 12% 33% 28% 5% conv preferred Purity Bakeries Corp 17% Feb M% Not 28 12%" 34 12% 33% 29 4 109% Mar 2 12% 33'% 12% 32% *27 28% 4.70% 18 4,900 28% $1.40 div preference com 4.08% preferred 9 69% 28% 6 3 68% 28% 6 Jun 69 28% Jan Jun 68% 29% 109% Jan 23% Apr 6 81/2 28% 20% 100% 101 % Jun 26 1,000 67% ♦150 20 133 68% 157 27% Jan 27% Feb • 67% 69 154 4.32% 4 700 70 35% *155 3%% 18 16% 35% *150 Common Jun 16 35% 157 3 17% rn 16 Va 35 154 2 Jun 16% 35% 32'A Inc St & 4,800 16% 35 *155 Pittsburgh 4% *16 *150 Pittsburgh 4% 16% 35% Wayne & Chi Ry com—100 guaranteed preferred 100 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co 10 Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt No par Pittston Co 4% 16% 35% 7% 5 32% Jan 4% 16% 35% Pitts Ft Jan 103 4% *16% 27% Pitts Consolidation 83% Feb 24 4% 2,700 93 Pittsburgh Forgings Co 26 102 4% 1,500 7 32 preferred May 29 1/64 Jun 4% 400 7 7 *35% 5 convertible $5 4% *6% 92% Pitts Coke & Chem Jun Jun 7 34% 27% Pitney-Bovves Inc $4.80 34% 7 6% 11,000 32% 1 Mills 75 24% Jun 7 6% 33% 27% preferred 22 92 6% 6% 300 33 93% 5 24% Jun *6% 7 7,300 28% 31% 82% Jan 3 7 6% 4% 19,700 26% 27 23 3 7 7 26 *27% 92% Publicker Industries Inc com 5 7 7 Rights & 1 32% Phoenix Hosiery C 34% 29% 7 —— C 34% 26% 34% 34% 5 3%% preferred .series A 100 Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5 4% preferred 100 3.90% series prefered 100 Phillips Jones Corp com No par 5% preferred 100 Phillips Petroleum No par Pitts 34 par Phila & Reading Coal & Iron Philco Corp common $4 *28% 8 common__.No par Co • Pillsbury x25 % 8% 27 preference com preferred preferred ! *34 Va 27 29% 35 5 4.3% preferred , 34% 5 conv • 26% *28% 7% 93 Pure 72 112% 31% 2 13% Jan 113% 92 20 31% Jan Xll2% 26% 64% Jan 148 I,240 114% 32% 43% Jan If 1,300 114% 27% 39% Jun 84% Dec 4,000 25% 94% 47% Jun SS% Apr 1? 138% Jan 3 58% 25% 32% 11 Apr 28 57% 25 26% 69% Jan 23 23% Aug 11 58% 25 92 43% Jan 110 57% 24% 32% 39% Mar 20 106% Aug 11 82% Jan 2 19,200 57 24% 27% 66% Oct 16 56% 25 96% 20 31% May 15 27% Aug 6 103% NOT 20 36% 57% 25 32 % 15"% Jan 80% Apr 26% Jun 2 35% 56% 25'% 10 120 95% 10 34% Dec 10 3 57% 115 , 27% Procter 31% Not 26 2 35% 36 *49 1 15 8 92% Jan 35% *58 50 100 68% Jan 1 102% Jan 1,500 34% 60 12.50 4%% 28% Apr 27% NOT 18 26% 36% 5 % 1 100 7 06% May 2 35% *8% No par Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com 10 15 24% Jan 24% Jan 150 ^ y8 May 27 11% May 7 1/256 Jun 13% JanlO 11 37'A 26% 40% 100 33%c Potomac 35% Dec May 16 26% 5 29 9 26% Dec 49 26% 10 19% Mar 23 16 87 58 48 27 100 17% Jan Jun 9% Oct 2 *56 50 26% 6% 50 14% Jun 10 31% Sep 8 60 *49 100 16 4 Jan *58 130% No par Pond Creek Pocahontas 22 Sep 60 l 3 Jan 81 80 49% 6% 7 2 18% Dec 29 38% 27% 57 10 46% Feb 19 2 60 900 38% 39% 10% 49 130% Corp 34"% Apr 16 May 13 Corp Cement Jun 26% Jun 36 7 Coke & Inc Plymouth Oil Co 13 22 25% Mar 18 9 37% Mar 15 Dec Mar 20 Jan 65% Peb 14% Jan 7 26 23% Jun 40% Oct 24 80 5 29 106% May 22 21% Jun 12 70% Oct 30 129 9 23 25% May 26 98 9% Deo 23 20% Jun 9 52 % Jun 8 Mar 13 40% Peb 20 102% Apr *38% *10% 36% No par preferred 4.4% Jan 96% Jun Co Electric 99 2 4 10 27% 5 Corp of American Pfieffer Brewing Co Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc com 4% 2nd preferred (conv) Phelps-Dodge Corp 111 3 Jan 40 12 83% 10 25 Petroleum 9 42% May 19 93% Jan 12 82 (J C) Pepsi-Cola Co 1 26% Jan July 29 60 *38% *82 No par Pet Milk Co common 2 83% Jan 101 62 40 11% 83% 50 1 common prior preferred Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co Peoples Drug Stores Inc Peoples Gas Light & Coke Peoria & Eastern Ry Co Jun 8 *38% 12 10 27% 1 preferred 86% Jun 20% Peb 40 10 '72 27% 25% Corp Pennsylvania RR , 2 *38% 11% *82 No par Penn Power & Light Co " 10% Jan 10% 114% Transportation No & Enterprises— Coal 20% Jun 4 Oil conv 99 108% Mar 12% 82 10 No par Penick & Ford Oct 6 3,400 82 12 82 10% Mines May 15 99% Jun 24 11% 82 12% 82 10% 100 Peabody Coal Co 3 35% Mar 18 Jan 31 11% 12% 82 Transp...5 Penn-Dixie 4 30 Aug 3,500 Penna Glass Sand Corp com Feb 133 34% Apr 149 72% _10 39% Mar 19 9 8 14 NOT 3,600 100 33 19 29% Dec 3 9'A Pictures Corp 1 Park & Tilford Distillers Corp 1 Parke Davis & Co No par Parker Rust Proof Co 2.50 6 11 17% Peb 27 39% Paramount 8% Apr 29% Jan ■124 Panhandle 12 7 108% Peb Oct 2 39% Jan 4 40 Apr 2 Jan 109 39% 72 i 10 10 14% Aug 7 33 Dec 22 20 39 72 preferred 4% Jun 9 82'% 39% 72 100 Panhandle East Pipe L com May 13 6% Jun 29 *80% 39% 71 Corp 88% Mar 25 91 8% Jan 29 72% Dec 40 73% Pan Amer World Airways Inc 8 % Jan 20% Jan 82% 39'A 72 10 preferred Packard Motor Car— 7 36% Not 17 40% 73% 4% Apr 10% Oct 20 Consolidated & 900 40 No par Petrol *81 73 Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4 8% Apr 20 18% Jan 7 31% May 2 03% Oct 30 *80% 9 5 No par 9 72% Jun 7 23 30% 5 Corp Pan-American 7 Dec Lighting 26 44% Jan 0 30% 25 19 34% Jan 0% NOT 24 30% 82% Electric & 6% Jan 10 0% Feb 19 4,100 30% 81 *60 11% Feb 10 26 30'A 82% 31% 81 *49 52 % May 25 33 Jan 31% 31% 10 2 28% Jun 38 1,400 31 *81 Corp 2 19 16 9% 40% 30% 100 noncum 20 Mar 10 Oct 9% 40% No par preferred Apr 10 33 9% 40% 2nd Pacific Finance 9% Jan 83 12 Peb 9% 39% No par Pacific Tin 6% Jan 68 % 39% common 28 25 % Jun 43% Jan Co 8% Jan 8% Jan 14 28 9% 38% No par com 6% Apr 27 22% Feb 20 30% Mar 13 Oct 9% 40% 12.50 22 Jun Shares 9% 39% 1st preferred noncum Pacific the Week June 13 9% Co Pacific Mills Mar 17 Friday June LI 41% preferred Fisheries Inc Pacific Coast Pacific Gas 8ale« for Thursday 9% conv Pacific Amer 30 0% NOT 17 41% Oct 30 Glass Pabco Products Inc cum June 10 40% 2.50 Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp 4% SALE PRICES Wednesday June J) 5 Mfg No par 61% Mar 13 119% Mar 10 11% July 16 29 & 142% Jan 2 83% Dec 29 common HIGH Tuesday June 8 - No par Owens-Illinois 2 Mar 17 (The) Elevator 3 130 12 100% Jan -Monday Par Pacific Telep & Teleg com 6% preferred • 7 33% Jan STOCK Outlet Co 73% Mar 26 2 00 Omnibus Corp Mar 10 13% Jan 32% Jun 12 29% Jan YORK LOW AND EXCHANGE 38% Jun 19 Jon •1 NEW Highest 23 reb 19 Peb Lowest Coutinuad—Page 9 STOCKS 13% AUf 38 41% Dee 23 39 79 i * Range Since Jan. 1 Highest •% Apr 12 4 ' Year IWt 41% 9,700 14,400 50 800 - 23 Commercial and Financial Chronicle The 24 Monday, June 15, 1953 <2588) Year 1052 97. Sep 19 247a Jun 10 4 31% Jun 10 34% Jan 15 30 10% Jun" 22 28% Apr 9 23 337a Jan 19 8 33% Apr 12% Jan 6 July 1 17% Jun 26 18% Jun 12 13% Jun 9 117. Feb 4 13 Vt Oct 13 % Jan 11 18% Jan 30 22 5y«Dec 10 Jan 7 30 y2 July 8% Oct 28 10 % July 52% Sep 23 58 17% Oct 16 21% Jan 10% Jan 54% Apr 19 98 % Dec 15 16 18 y« Jan 13% Jan 247a 3 19 22'/a Nov 3va Nov 6 29 11 3 $1.25 31 44% Feb 115 Jan 3 108y2 Jun 10 115% Mar 17 16 35 Dec 12 31% Apr 7 383/4 May 29 5% Feb 13 6% Oct 2 40% Jan 5 Jan 3 6% Jun 9 22 8 Oct 28 53% Jan 27 107 : 33 Jan 5 27'% Dec 10 5% May 13 18% Dec 16 77d Sep 293% Jan 5 2 35% Dec 17 48% Jan 23 2 19% Dec 4 Jun 1 1 155 sm~22 115 Nov 3 103 Apr 23 92 18% Feb 8% Jun 24% Jan 29 15 3 100 17% Jun Jan 10% Jau 9 37% 35%. 367a 6 % 57a Oil. Rights 4 Gas 13 Apr 24 43% Jan 10 293/« Mar 26 5 68% Jun 22% Apr 27 75 Dec 30 Feb 8 312 Dec 3 Oct 150 150 6 19 Jan 92 Jan 312 6 24'/a Feb 97 24 May 26 Nov 17 18Va Jan 2 29 33% Jan 2 St Regis Paper 23% Mar 25 7 Jau 23% Jun 6 Jan 28 17 11% Jun Mar 23 Savage Corp Schenley Industries 59 Dec Apr 21 60% May 22 lfl ; l 54 10 94 Jan 85% Jun 1 30 87% Oct 100 6 Feb 25 May 11 102 y« Oct 23 105 3% Jun 30 29% Oct 30 35% Jan 30 29% Apr 29 83 116% Jan 30 16% Oct 3 ;*100 15% Jun 10 89 '/a Apr 85 Feb 13 103 Oct 20 14% Jan 2 107 102 y« Jan 8 75% Jan 4 €7% Jan 3 Corp 19% Jan 12 24% Dec 15 103% Apr 13 16% Sep 3 2 Apr 24 2 11 13 793/4 Jan 29 1 22-% Feb . 13% 31 10 " 13 5% Dec 29 25 —100 5 com.* preferred. 100 a—100 25 Mar 11 Mar 13 Seaboard Finance Del 17 Sears 10 26% Mar 27 Seeger Refrigerator 9 1274 Mar 12 Seiberling Rubber £<>-♦.-_ 9 14% Feb Servel Inc common 3 L Roebuck & 124 120 120 *93 95 *93 95 34% 347a 34'i% 26% *26% " *17% *17 72 19 21% 29 19 20 i 94 ' 7% Feb 31% Feb 97. Jun 82 Va Nov Mar 13 «8 20 " 73 26 Dec 5 43 42 3% Jan Oct 16 *874 Feb 28 30 10'% Sep 23V. July 31 85% Feb 27 . ; , 9 8 13% July 2 2 15 Dec May 27 32 July U 74 Mar 25 • 9 243% Jan 20 62% Apr 24 " 177. Dec 23 18% Jan Apr 14 427. May 20 437a Mar 16 15 Jun 263% Feb 2 737a Mar 173% Jan 16 74 Mar v j6 , 5 . $4,50 .preferred Shamrock Oil & r *92 127a x38% Nov 18 38% Oct 77 Sep 10 32% Mar 3 ■ , 49 Jan 48 6 30 7 39 18 Jun 9 Y 24 Jan 20 24 23% 24 233% 24 11%*. 12 11% 12 ll7/a 12 58% 5772 58% 57 577a 57% 51% 573% 573% Sinclair 87 101 *85% 86 85% 87 *100 857» Jan . 37 273/a Jun. 11 Jan 6 >8 30% x29'% 29% *84 85% 3% *29 85% 16 * 70 69 3/8 *93 U 69'% - 237a 7 7772 147a . 13% 110% 93% *71 9% /. 73% ,.39% 39% j. , 42 . v. 76 :57% 22 va 22% 22%* - ' 573% 14 A:/" 38'% 39 413% ,9 . ;/> 643% „ 16 133% (A Q) 39'/a 39 va 363% 363% 39 -35% 77 11 va 74% Corp.. 28% , , " Y 28'% / 287a ' 11% Oct 12'/a Jun 17% Mar 12 15 177a Feb 2 Nov 20 66 % Mar 22 477a Jun 20 807a Apr 7 56 Jun 4 19% Aug 27 223% Apr 3 193%Jun 583% Mar 5 6372 Nov 10 63 167a Jun 27 21% Mar 187a Jun' 10 6 1 15 40 3% Jan 25 32 7a Jun, 10 16 % May 2 21% Jan 14 17 Apr 7 213% Mar 20 1243% May 7 5 125 Jun 4 1403% Mar 13 22 va Oct 4% Feb 143 Sep 63/e Dec 12 53% Jan 19 12 5% Dec 10 11% Jan 2 52 Dec 23 48 69 9 17 60% Dec 16 : 14 45'% Jun 42% Jan 16 77a Feb 27 15 14 38% Nov 20 3372 Jun. 2 16% Nov 19 133% Jun 21% Apr 22 26 Dec 16 223% Jun 30 ? Dec 23 23 34 Apr 12% Jan Nov 28 10 1/12,8 Jun 40. 11 5 , 5 Jan 1 5 13 393/a Mar 16 9 Jun, May 531% Feb 10 10 Mar 26 53 377a Mar 31 May ,5 :/ 1674 Feb I 277a Feb 2 24 .*33% Feb 10 26% Oct 16 47% Dec 23 42 3% Jun 9 20 83% Dec 23 78% Jan 16 997a May 20 43 74 Jun 9 49% May. 20 75% Apr 7 9 40 80 3 Nov26 39 Jan 18 76 23 16 Jan 17 63% Jan 29 97a Jan 17 6 ~ € Aug Oct 4 28 • Jun 73 Dec 29 11% Oct 66 IncY 12% 13;'; *49 49'/2 577a xl9'% 100 Smith-Douglass Co Solar , " 493% Mar 18 Mar 30 1274 Jan 19% 163%, 337a South :b"/« Jun 9 Carolina E 8c G Co com_4.50 73% Mar 17 73% Mar 25 ..A — 48 % 50 *46 8% ,'*. preferred Southern Natural Cb—7.50 A Gas •Rights South'n Pacific Cb (Del) i 23% rl/256 ; —— Southern Railway common ' r ; . 1 Feb 21 387, Apr 16 Feb 23 99% Jan 9 62 17% July 18 103% July 105 9 Apr Feb 105 16 Apr 7. ; 19 577a Jan 2 523% Jan 19 56% May 14 593% May 14 May 16 98% Feb 2 5% non-cum pfd ' 163% ; - " , 100 "when issued". stk tr ctfs " 5% 53% Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc 1 Sparks Withington Co ^.No par & Co common— 1 127a ' 267a Jan 7 14'% Jun 18 11 19% Jan 5 21% May 1 7% Nov 16 4574 Dec Jun 11 .9% Mar 19 63% Nov 18 73 Jun 13 61 % Jun 10 6774 Mar 23 257, Feb 26 3474 Dec 8 24% Juh 4 107a Jan 12 40% Jan 3 ,7 $5.50 497a Mar 20 12 / 31% Jan 6 ; preferred. No Spencer Chemical "Co 4.50% cum 4.60% common preferred preferred par 6 ' ' x451% 45'A : ' 23 3%5 133% 147a 7". 227a : •231% ' 247a 23 3% 233% v 133% 777a 7874 39 ■■V Spencer Kellogg & Sons Sperry Corp (The)— 141%' •* ■ •" 65%t 53% 6% ' 7 -• 907a 443% 443% 77% 78 2- 28% Dec 293% Mar 18 Standard Brands 927a Apr 3 18% Oct 28 803% May 14% Jun 5 91 Feb 11 2 2 1774 Jan 6 $3.50 preferred— No par Standard Coil Products Co iric .1 10% Jan 3 18% Nov 26 16 3% Jun 9 For footnotes (see page 26. 2672. Jun lo «■ 2074 Mar 16 Stand Gas 8c Elec Inc Co com com No par No par 51'% 7 * 39 *39 56'% >' 567a *99 7a 7374 *72 143% 44 « 4174 77a 75% *137, *8172 7 - 821% 15'% 17% 173% 42,600 243/8 4,100 7,700 -v 6 24 3972 393/4 800 73 73 300 133% 300 674 5,100 *1374 6 6% ♦103% 527, '527. 527a 6,200 * 7 *1033% 106 : % 2,600 106 « 52'% 200 67a 106 2,600 023% f" 70 57 567a 563% *567, 99% 99% 9972 997a 20 -143% 143% 14% 14 5% 143% 143% 2,900 . 423% 9,600 41 61% • 64 • 257. 25 %_ *63 637a 257, 27 27% 271% 26 7% 82 7a 82 82 62 14% 14% 14% 14% 143% 16% 11% 163% 17 . •»' - 17 82 i 64 x25% 25% 2674 27'% • *82 83 143% 15 173% 8,500 7% *633% Y'r 26 *8172 267. 77a iva 7 77. * f* 427a 423% 42 41% -• 77a ■ 21 va •> 90'% 4574 *6'% 6 3% 18,000 90 45 6 57% , ■' 57 73% 24% 37,700 44i% 99% 431% 64%' 437a *56 , 14% 63% 287a 14 7% 7,200 ' 223% : • 24 14% ' 643% 24%--25 ~~21% ' - 147a 22'% 75 141% 513% 99 Va 7'% 343% 13% *9978 56% I '*643% " 34 7a * 393% " 52 99'% 43'% ' 200 1,200 78% *103% * 15 47 ' - 453% *6% ■ 106 *56 Spiegel Inc, common-^— 2 Conv $4.50 pfd "(stamped)_No par Square D Co .L— A5 2 *1033% 106 15 8,600 12,200 123% 487a ' 37'% 44i% 893%: 57/» "i ■ *6'/a 7 433% 737. ' .1 14 *991% 1 1 57% 47 24'% 893% ; 87 7374 53 4,400 18'% *35% 2 2 3% 773% 39 . 14 •" 37,500 34 12 3% 14% 223% 233% - *137. 45 1 731/4 ." ' *52 1,500 130 40% 343% 33% ' ! 39 4374 Y 903% 15 *103% 50 12% Jan • ' ' 377a 43% 44 867a 1 3972 ! - 5% 45»% 435/3 423% 423% 92% 6 16 3% 18 7a 123% 45'% ' 333% 49% *35'% 170 700 197a *120 6 12 360 48'/a 58 16% ~ • 57% 3,200 1972 130 *46- - 49 487a 1,100 ; 123% 40,000 ""'44% 91 *672 100 2274 Jan 60% Jan 11 ; - 273% ; *56 18'% 177% *120 : 12 3% , 1/256 *14 ~ *46 1474, *73'% Spear u , *387a 100 27% ; 33'% 323% 187a 130 38 ,*35 'f 337a <33% 343% , "V i . 32% 11% 38. 23'% 28'% 273/8- '4.-. 16% "f 14 46 preferred noncum Mobile & Ohio 100 i/a Mar 16 103 44 3,600 16 5% 7 23. : " 46'% 78% ""78% Common, "when, issued' 5% 16 Dec 49 52,100 751% 197a *120 500 37% 75 *193% 17% 2,800 2,500 36% 197a 16%. 327a 14 303% 391/4 75'% 193% 1274 .4 37'% 57'% * 33'% ■*:. " 24 44 No par No par *36 . *39 3,900 :■ 75 28'% ' 25 " 303% 39'% 49 46 3% 46% 47 47% *36 " 38 ; Southern Californra Edison.^ 25 343/a * 34% Southern Co (The).^— ; 5 Y —ip/a 143/8 Soijth Indiana Gas ,& Elec—No par 237/a 2478 . 137/a „ 30'% 571/2 „ 49 *243% 363/a- ' 100 14 30'% 12% ■127a Xll% 48 % South Poi'to-Rico Sugar com.No par 9 15'/a May 25 ; 6% Jun 12 preferred 16 *38'% ; A 6 53% 15 3% 48'% 130 *120 , 11,900 5772 is *120 128 " Y 57/a 6 123/a " 13'% 200 68 15% *137/a 1 2,300 974 25 67.% 15% * ' 67 25 653% . 9'/a 97a *974 *243% 49% 7 333% 173% . 5,800 75 '' 197aj 18 , 3,800 121/2 56 16 7%. 17% " / 571% I i 49 7a 333% *-'3374 1 Co-_ Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100 S.outh Amcr, Gold & Platinum 1 May 21 7774 Jan 6 53% Aircraft 38 3% 7 12% 497a .12%,. 56 577a '19'%" ; 16%Y163%:" 15 Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc— 8074 Mar 25 . Jan preferred'. Smith & Corona Typewriters-No par May 20 .; 46% Feb 65 123% ..47% — 4.20% 30 72 40% . 363% ,27% 1,600 19,900 40 : 30'% 743% 28%; 1,200 ; 383% • 39'/4 353% , *713% 73 . ' May 29 Jan 6 36 (Alexander)'Inc cbmmon__20 37a%' preferred 1—100 . "14 *38'% Y * 7 6 3% Jan 45% Jan 37% Jan , S,mith 4 ,•70% Feb 25 16 ■ 30 363%, 10'% 40'% ' 65% 13% 11% * ~ 10'% 93% 38% " 303% 22% 10'% 300 13,500 x 381% • 93/a '.24%:':;. ; / 22'% v + 15 14. 3074 A-";-/ A 2,300 ; 40 65 5 :. Y, 4,700 14 5 8 3% 9% *715/a V 383/a 243% r 78'% 14 10'/4 93/a 41 66 3/4- 16 . 407. /ft ■ 9''% : 97a, 25 25 22% 10'% • " Y 73 „ 78 58'% Y ,58% 22'% ; ' .*72 37% 73 lO;' r Skelly Oil Co ^mith 270 4,500 23'% 77 9'% 97. 93%, 407a 10 / .10 10 3% 397a , 70 23'% *13% '14% 587a 73 307/a 30% r - , ' 587a 97. 16'/a 167a "13% ...No par 6,000 V 109 109 23'% 77 76'/a > 14'% 10 ' 237a "Y 237. 23 ; 78 ?% * *13'%: Y- 22% V> . 67 3%. *67 SteeL—•. —No par & 15% 98% *69 7a 111 V 1087a .. 4135/aV 58 f 108 105 f 237a 2374 78% 10% v; —No par 15% v 100 1013% 101% *93 69'% 20 " X108 114% 23 ,——-i 85 *. 98'% 69'% Y 1,300 85 V 15.'% 15% *93 69 3% 50 293% ; 101 100 , 98'/a 30 297a 85% *84 V "15 72 Xl5'% 98%, 70% a: *93 98% 103 1678*" 153% .. A 85% 102 IO41/2- *103 104 6,800 86 100% 29% 29% 29'/a *84 25 Saw 16,600 :•/■ 100'% 101 *100 101 *100 , { 103/a v *85% 86% * 223% Y" '-YY- Oil- Corp.; * ' 88 100 5 " Sheraton Corp of America. Simonds 10,500 235/a 9s/a 435/a Mar 20 , * 2,700 12% i 257. —_ 13 247a 93/a Simmons Co 800 23% i27/8 ll7/a ; t. *24% 43 74 Mar 20 -9 71'% Apr 26 387. July 24 34 10 353% Jun July 16 102»% Jan Jun 20 95 *23 '/a 2374 24% ' 28 /- 59,700 20'% V *92 227a 12% __No par Corp. 30 139 193% 94 /: 22% 12% ' Mfg, CorpJ 2,400 275 207a 19 3% 12 »/2 Sliattuck (Frank Q) _^No par Shealfe'r (W A) Pen Co_Y. 1 Sheller 693% 69% 23,900 *136 123% : ' 413% Shell Oil 300 19 29% *270 275 2,600 27 29 693% 300 3,100 357a *261/2 ' 12% 78 —No par ; n 343% *1772 92 % 81 105 x81 / 22 3% 583/a Gas—— —•_—1 . 92 58% — — — — X343% 19 227a 1 .i« 12,200 223% *133/4 , Sharon Steel Corp ' 10 13s/a Jun-10 23 6 Co 357a % 104% 227a 23% ~ 5 ' 80 9 Jun 26 ' 29 Mar 15 87 Jun 36'% Apr 24 3874 Mar 31 297a Jan 33 - 600 v " Jun 1,000 15% 27 69 1970 19 5772 *15 293% >136 *136 *92 57 72 * 357a 275 % 276. 1,300 106 29 697a 687a 276 276 173% 82% 106 % 173/4 35% *82 26% ; 2,300 -151/8 357, ' 827a ■ 8% 58 58 r *14% 35'% - 87a 17% 17%" - . 600 83% 8 3% 12% 113 No par Co 2,000 600 *120 ' 1051% 69 72 69% -I—1 —— 4,900 1 ».No par 607a Feb . - 1 Co.— . Seaboard Oil Co of Seagrave Corp 22'% Jun 29 27 (The) 1,900 17% 12% 30% *84 *102% 157a *93 69% 25 i 35 22% 58 % ' "*86% *98 No par preferred 3.35% ■' 353% 36% 95 82 293% V 276 94 " 24 12% »■ 4,100 10472 *136 22% 12% —100 preferred 177a Mar 24 9 Jun 14'% Jan 15 9% Oct »•••■:,Y» preferred 4.40% : 28% 15c 16% 35 120 : 35 83 1053% 30 .} 161/2 173/4 15 29% 5 1,600 1672 35 58% 19 207a 63% 24 367s 15 ,• 27 20 *672 173% 58 3472 *92 200 *237a 6% 153% r 17% *1772 70% 6,000 2472 6 72 * 36% 17% *2672 279% 543% 54% 247a 83/a 19 697a " *93 35 *276 *136 54 -53% 177a 'i x8% 35% * 83 , 800 3674 17% 10572 Seabd Air Line RR Co corn..No par 84 9 75% May: 19 ■ 837a 263% 300 82 23,500 59 357a 357a 1057a 180 2672 58 363/8 36% 120 715 35 34% *26%* "27% .No par " , 35% *82% 1053/a 99% 2672 • 8% 8% 15 <—1.46 Inc common..' Co 8% 99% 26 3% 35 17 % % *80% 177a *33 ■' <"i9 SO3/, *99 1/64 1/64 5874 5 1 r conv 35% 15% No par preferred 4.30% . 35 11% —100 preferred Scrant.on Elec 104% Jan 23% Dec 18 Vt Jan 3 36 59 10 ■ 3.65% 29 121 Y Jun 10 62% Dec Feb 17% Jan 110 Jun 40 56% Apr 29 60% Feb 12 86% Feb Jun 105 1 Oct 12% Feb 75 31% Jan 157a 17% 100 — Scovill Mfg Co 7 97 May 6 69% Jun 10 May 9 May 21 86 117% Dec 23 $4 , 157a 15% 100 . Scott Paper Co common^ $3.40 91% Jan 105 1678 59 100 Co ._ '■. 49% May 16 17% par Co Arms Scliering 17 *17% 5% series A Sangamo Electric 6 6% 93 Co. common— 1st pfd 4.40% 7 13 15% Mar A preferred noncum ; 24% x6% 93 Ry Co common—No Preferred series 5% 53% *24'/8 5 St Louis Southwestern Ry 6 95% Apr 12 V2 Jun 13 St L San F 5 Feb 27 22 y2 Jun 23% Oct Jan 155 7 May 29 Dec 31 9 4 Mar 177a Jun 18 5 11 16% Jan *88 10 Feb 275 Dec 175 7 33% Jail 30 '77% Feb ■ 2 : 52% . 58 803% 67a 95 .1 8074 100 rl70 99% *52 58 24% 5 issued" "When 12,800 53 % *92 preferred 10 conv preferred 100 St Joseph Lead Co 10 St Joseph Light & Power Co.No par 45 6% .•—100 1 4478 80 3/4 121 a 45 447a 24% 121 No par 1,500 44 % 52 125 ... 7 25 36% 1/64 — *63/4 54% 83% 82 7 ; 125 1 2,900 170 177 7 267a 20 Works Inc 20,500 46% 46 3/8 6,800 57a *170 267a 3*2 377a 57a 6% 267a • 200 110 37 49% X487a 48% 26% 67a 110 170% 27 18 % 4%% 26% Jun 57a - 99% 36% .4% 21 37% 574 1. ■ 18 Ruberoid 29 3674 6 9974 367a Typewriter i Co (Tlie)_ Royal 36% 57, *52 82 19 preferred series A 4% 35% 99% 36% common Ronson Art Metal *108% 60 *8074 183/4 Corp—No par : 100 *35% Co Haas *108% 43% 1 ' — & 108% 6% 50 El & 31,000 477, 20 preferred 477a 11 169 series A. Inc 2,400 46% . common __1 1074 46% 108% *26% 53 % *24% 6% 16% 1 a Corp Mills *54 81% 81% 100 5,300 3% 103% 46% 45 60 *54 . 100 10% 674 44% 33/a 3% 12,700 153% 89 467a 49 45% 37a 37a 15% *84 89' 1074 180 6% 1574 * *84 89 3 % 6 48 67s 44% *84 374 *170 49% 184 *174 67a No par No par Antelope Copper Mines— Rohm 29 37 6 49% 100 series Manufacturing Co .4.50% 18 *108 1—100 series., 37a 33% 47% 10 v—„—~ — 4.50% Stores common 205 15% 40 109% Safeway *60 y2 Feb 400 62 109% Rochester 92'% Mar 10 6 15% *61 111% 36% Apr 27% Apr 15 62 47% 23 Dec~23 617a *60 7a 47% 32% Jan 317a *60 10 3/4 35% Nov 26 17 62% *61'% 1,200 457a 9 32 10% 11 29 6 29 10 % 11 Oct Feb 29 10% 45% 29% Feb 28% July 2974 107% 11% (Jacob) 54 *28% 103% 11 Ruppert 16 29 103% 22% 33% 1 50c : preferred— convertible 7 23 400 28% - 103% 103% 3.400 30 24% Apr 29%'"/ *283% : , 6 16,200 17'% Mar 23 35% Oct *53% 227a 22% Jan 26 63% 223/a 613/4 Apr 107Nov *53% £* 23 % 8 10 51% 22% 9 99% Sep 1,500 5% 223/a Robertsliaw-Fulton Controls 3 108% Apr 1,100 13% 21% 4 12 1872 133% 227a Feb 26 18 7a 133% 21% 14% Jan Feb 18% 13'% 22% 57 Jun 11 *18'% 21% 177a July 18 81 29% 11 1.300 18% 1.3'% ;" 6 6 6% *283/4 18 18'A 13'% , 21 65% July 15 103 35 *17% 21 2 21 38 *34 173% >. 173% 207, 17 99% Feb *36'% 35. " ' .i; /r *6 17% 207, Jan 84 13% < 34'% 173% 20% —* 10% Apr 54 37% *34 37 *333% 21% 3*2 May 29 2 Jun 1974 *367. i: 900 87 Robbins 44% Mar 10 10 May" 1,600 157a Roan 10 40'/a Feb 297. 87 Rheem 13 132 % Feb 29'% 15 Rltter Company JUU 4 Apr 24 29'% 20% Richfield 3674 Jun 29 7a Y'f 9,700 ■■■ 16% 9 21% Mar 39,800 213/B Preferred 17'/a Jun 15% Jun 36 117. 88% 5 « % Mar 11 " I: *21 Va 5 v 113% V . 15% *86% Preferred 3.60% 27% Mar: 3 110 197a Oct 1,3 '/a 13% 313% 1 Inc—* Motors Jan 0% Apt' 23 *99 29 183% 26% 313% 62% Common 297s Mar 18 1/64 Jun 9% Dec 18% 13 va prior preferenc< .No par Corp— 26% Jan 65 9 29 52 NOV 25 40 16 19 Stores 5 Jan 107 24% Apr 9 74;% July 19'% 50C snares 26'% ' 62% Apr 16 68 2 25 3% Jan 12 14 27 6 90% Jan 5 99% Jun Nov 97a Mar 20 47 Va May 5 807. Jun 25 Dec 30 92Va Apr 53% Feb 33% Jan 3 40'% Jan 47 2 16% May 22 16 Feb 169 23% Mar 24 Jan 198 2 242 32 y2 Jan 101 Va Jan 56 10 1 43% Dec 21 85 12 Jun 2 30 Feb 10% Jan 31 67u Apr 46 3% Jun 67a Jan 67'/a Jan 23 Oct 34'% 18 va 10 Republic Steel Corp com No par ib% conv prior pfd series A—100 Revere Copper & Brass——No par Rexall Drug: Inc—,,— i__2.50 Reynolds Metals Co com _'No par 5%% convertible preferred—100 Reynolds Spring Co— 1 1 Reynolds (R J> Tob class B—1—10 52% Mar 17 24 Oct 37 *33% 100 $i 3 28 y« Jun July 29 *36'% 35 — Republic Aviation Corp Republic Pictures common 4% May 18 11% Jun 108% Jun 5 37 5 R.eo Mar 18 27 % Jan 10 % Jan 16 48 *36'% *33% 10 dlv 117a 283/4 18% the Week r Remington-Rand common——50c $4.50 preferred ^__25c 23 237a May 25 37% Oct 172 283% : 2 Jan 97 107a Mar 29 47% Dec 29'% Reliance Mfg Co common—. 19 1 19% Feb 4uu 19% Jan 19 5 '/a Jan 10 9% Jun 28% & c<k- (Robt) Reliable 26 14% Jan 62% Jun 2 19'/a Apr 24 Nov 30 *18% Sales for *■ *36'% *29 7a • 7% Mar 20 31% Feb Inc— Bros Reeves 16 26'% 313% 11% .No par Co Bit Roller Reed 25% .■ 105% 50 • Juiie t£ »31V2 25'% 313% 1172 —5 4 157a Jan Jun til 2 90% Feb 4% 22% Mar 23 V 28% May 12 26 Jan 19% Jun / 10 5% Jun 3 7% Jan Mar Reis 7 24 25 23 24%/ 31% - 253% 32 10% Y 113% ." Friday June ii lu .——50 6 9 357. Dec Thursday I 5 36 41% Dec 15 June r7";'' PRICES SALE 11'% 8 41% Feb 34% Dec 20 25% X313% 50 36% May 12 4 Feb 26 32 5 14% Mar 18 30% Jan 25y«Feb 36 preferred $2 15 HIGH Wednesday . . 253% 11—25 AVO LOW June « ; 32 x 5 353/8 Jan 367a Sep 123% Dec 24 33% Dec Dec 37 1 > ; Tuesday Junes Par % EXCHANGE Highest l.owcst Highest Lowest 24 v% May V. /Monday STOCK NEW YORK Bange Since Jan. 1 V '■ .1 STOCKS fcftiift; for Previous Continued—Page 10 RECORD NEW YORK STOCK ■ 11 va ■ 310: 7,000 7 " 8,700 50 4,100 15 177a « ; 14,700 Volume 177 Number 5229 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... (2589) NEW YORK STOCK RECORD Range for Previous lowest' Highest 50 % Jan 3 70% Oct " Lowest ' 49% Jun 10 Mar 15 69% Jun 10 85 - Jan 25 68 Apr "59% Mr . 35% Qct 23 47% Jan 22 32% Jun' ko 94 10 100% Sep 15% Jan 18 94 27% Nov 10 Jan 11% Oct 30 27 > JUn * 6 11% Jun ' 10 5 May~2 9% Mar Nov~28 40% Feb July 15% Jan. 32% Jun 23 29 3 18% May. 31% Feb » 5 .. 35% Dec 10% Jan 8 t8% Qct 22% Jan 28 18 119% Feb 6 i- Oct 102% Jan 95 3 11 % Jan Apr 50 % 51 Va 51% 513/4 70 69% 70 70% 68%.: 69 Va 69 Ye 70% 17,600 68% 69% 69 693/4 70 32% 34 70% 36,200 32% 32% 323/4 34 % 33% 34% 10,000 94 94 —.^25/ 69%. 34 * 6 ; "Feb 117.' * ;. 25 f3~; 89% Aug 25 115 7 ft :'w ' fv *■ 600 14. 101% Jun 12 .■ -35% Jan *■ 2 31"* Jun ' 11 1 Baer 5% 81% Juni 33% *86% 27%. 28% Co__ < 98% Jun 10 5% Jun 9 20% 2nd conv "pfd 15% • 14%, 14'A 17% 23% ___1 16% 17 % 17 24 23 Va 33 Va 27%. 27% J ' ' - ■ 99% 741 Sutherland 4,40% UT% 16%' 24% 24% 21% 21 «■■' 23 "71 15 Vb 25 36% Sylvanla Elec Prod inc' comi.—7.50 33% preferred cum pfd (conv1) Symington Gould Corp *' 37: . " 1. 100 5% . f 6 = ' 17.% 233/4 23% 32% 31Va 27% - 27% 27 Va 1,200 233/8 4,800 31% 23,800 27% , 1,100 ' .9% 93/a *98% Va 99 Va • " 9% 93/a *98'A .99% 71 71 72 3,000 72 3,200 16% IT 3/8 17% 17% 45,700 24% 24 V8 24% 2,100 21 Va 21 21 203% 203A 500 68 68% 683/4 68 Va 68% 1,700 9 Vb .10,200 8'/e *109 Va 18 Vb * 8% 8% *515 545 ! 26 Va 14% 14% 36% 36% x32Va x8I% 32^4 813/4 x98 Va 98 Va 99Va i 5% .18 . 103% » * .v 110% 253/4 15 S3/* 1,400 26% 101 % 14 Va 1,600 " 30 15 36% 1,400 36% 5,300 31 % 83 *98 Va 5% : 32 % 82 ■,* 99 i, . 253/8 * 82 98% 183/4 101 Va ' 323/b - *ei y4 VB ' 36% 31 . 540 ' 25% 14% *515 »' *18 102% > 36% ; : 7 ■ 8 s/8 ' 1-8V4 102% 0% 074 *110 110% * 8VB 535 25% 83if. 5%; 200 1,300 . ' *' 34 ■ 3,900 15% 14% . 17 - 23% 103% 99 20% 31% : 15 Va 82 * 17% • • 33 *. 14 Va 24% .17% ■ 36'/a ,'-36% ' 337/b 81%; 100 No par 14% *15% 24% *515 , 105 / *103% "15% 81% —.No par $4.40 5 ...i 105 *20 15% 110 Va 17 A ' 8% 18% > 11,600 «=430 99% 5% 5,900 5% 3,000 • " * $' ~ * ■» 13% Jan . 13 15% NoV 50% Oct 16 Jan 5 16 8% Jan 20 23 39% Jun 12 Dec 31 116% July 14 46% Jan 12 '*■ 16 29 37 15 r" 32% Oct 14 15% Mar 2B Talcott Inc 16 3 Tennessee 58 50% Jun* 10 34 Jan 2 89 % Jun 2 .4 (James) : 5 Texas. CO , Telautograph Jan • Oct 16 195% Mar 28 .» T6xas GUlf Producing Texas Gulf 36% Apr v 6 42%-Feb Jan 8 Dec 30 32% Jan 24 46% Nov 19 10% Nov 17 ? 18% Jan 2 15% Nov 14 i 18"% Feb 7 „.,15% Feb 7 86 t 135 12% Oct 31 ^ ■'?. 35% Dec 29 •• 43% Feb 14 , 10% Qct 10; 8 Nov 26 - 14% Jan 12% Feb , *41 Nov 25 v 15 10' % Nov 8% Jan Jun - Jan 8 165' ! Jan 23 Apr 138 24 37% Jun 10 9% Jun* Co Sulphur.— 12% Jun 36 / ; 9% 10 42 Jun* 9 Va Jan 9 98% July. 17 * 16 3 50 Jun * Jun ,5 14% Mar 12 88% Jun: 97% Jan 1 certificates Theimoid , (J; R)__— Thompson 2 4% . preferred 4 July 28 2% Jun 10 31 July 28 25% Jun fj 2 24% July 7 20% Jun" 9 27 V\ Mar 25 Tide' Water Associated 18% Apr 15; 23% Dec 4 21% Jun, 9 25% Mar '. 4 Timken-Detroit Axle 39% Oct. 23 49 Jan 2 40% Jun *11 Timken Bearing 12% Dec 15 3' *10% Jan 28 11% Jun : 46% Jan $3.50 5 13% Mar 25 10 9 27% Mar 12 25% Jan 16% Oct 23 23% Jan 16% Jun; 22% Nov 28 13% Jan . 18/ 3 21 May 22 29% Mar 19 20% Feb 9 Apr .24 25 ' Feb ;2 25 8 17% Dec 14% Jun 10 17% Jan 27 Jan 10 112% Dec 108% Jun 11 112% Feb . 15% Jan 3 21 % Feb 16% Jan 2 20% Jan 30 40% May 19 44% Feb 43 Jun 10 47% Feb 16% Aug 25 ; Roller ■ 90% 3,500 40% 387/s 40% 38% 39% 39V4 401% 39% 40% 17,700 16 Transamerica Trans *9% ..'.77% 73/4 : .4 ; 3 27% common (conv)..— 1 13% Jan 19 % Mar 25 20th-century Fox Film 15 15 Jun 8 Twin City Rap Transit com..No par 45 Jun 8 5% 9 % Mar 20 Twin 15% Feb 2 12% Apr 14 14% Feb 2 47% Oct; 30 56% Feb 4 43% Jun 10 55% Jan 15 3 14% Aug 6 11% Jun 13% Jan 8 1,000 12% 123/4 12% 36 36Vi 36 36 *9% 10'A. *93/4 10% 200 7 Va *40% 7% 2,400 41% 50 7% *23/4 16 16 *73/8 3% 7% *40% 40 10% 41% *23/4 10% 51 *10 3 *2 s/8 10% 600 460 23/4 *10 500 10% 100 50% 503/4 503/4 51% 4,600 *89% 90% 2% 16 90% *89 % 90% 2% 2% 2% *2 Va 25% 25% 25% *24 Va 25% 300 20% 21% 21% 21% 21 Va 21% 16,500 22%. 21% 21% 21% 22 22 y8 6,700 403/4 41% 40% 41 40 3/4 41% 3,600 12% 11% 12 11% 12 11% 11% 9,900 263/4 275/s 213/4 21 Va. 41 Vi .. 25 Va . 20%, - ...12 *24" *, • •22 1 new prior preferred 16% 27% 16% 21% 22 143/4 15% 14% 14% 143/4 15 14% 108% 109V4 108% 109 108% ■ 23/8 • 17% 17% 273/8 27% 16% 16% .16% 1,100 16% 21% *215/8 21% 17% 43 43 52% I8V1 r 17 52% *50 17% *43 17% 17% 52 *50 15% 15% 15% 133/4 •15 7% 18 43% 17.% '' 44% '45 1 109 27 *21% , 43% * 18 % r » 108% 44 14% 50 Co 16% 21% *52% •,53 15% 15% 50 273/4 16% 18 ' 18% 1 26% 21%' 15% 18 11% Jan 16 4,600 41% *243/4 109% 44 12% Dec Oct Va 123/4 16% 109 50 14% Dec conv 36,000 ' 10 *15% 22 15 Vb No par series of 1952 Coach 2% 600 38% 10 '14% 13% 153/a 133/4 40%. 41 42% 39% 7% 7% 7% 7% 15 109% 14,600 6,100 - ' 900 15,300 660 17% *17% 18 443/4 *43 44 17% '17% 17% 52 *50 513/4 10 2,400 300 3,000 15% 15% 15% 15% 17,600 133/4 14 13% 133/4 6,300 *40 V4 41% 7% *7% 7% 7Va *40 413/4 910 7% 3,100 u 12 ; 11% Jun 9. Udylite Corp (The) Underwood Corp & Rubber 43% Jun 26 50 Jan 2 42 Jun. 10 49% Mar 20 Union Bag & Paper Corp Feb 27 72% Dec 30 63 Jun 10 72% Feb Union Carbide 23 Dec 30 24% Dec 15 20. Jun 10 24% Mar Union Elcc Co of Mo common, 104 Jan 2 Jun 4 ' May 9, ,93 83% Jan 25 - 94 Jan 15' 35% Oct 16 100 ; Jan 2 111 Apr 30 98 98 July 31 83 May 21 3 78% Tun 91% Jun 104 5 Apr 21 45% July 9 121% Mar 31 91 Jun. 2 12% 12% 123/4 *123A 12% 700 •43% 433/4 43% 43% 3,200 11% 43% u% 43% 11% 113/4 11%" 113/4 113/4 1,400 44% 42% 44% 42 43 43% 65% 63% 65 63 64% 21% 20% 21% 20 63% 20% 633/4 21% 10 44% 64% ,.20 Carbon.—_No par' 20% 20% 12 Jan Preferred $4.50 series..—No par Jan Preferred $3.70 series No par *80 785 Preferred $3.50 series No par *79 80 .No par: *93 100 Preferred Jan 43% Mar 23 115% Jan 5 50% Jan Union Oil 97 85 *80 85 *80 85 *79 80 79 ,79 93 *90 7 38% 105% 6 25 45> 12 31 40% Jan 6 46% Mar 26 Union 31% Apr 24 40% Mar 20 United Jan 30 102% Jun 3 1 33% Jan 2 24% Jun 10 l 104% Dec 16 93% Jun 10 34% Feb 19 noncu'mulative preferred 4% Tank 5% 29 Co Car convertible 45% 50 preferred 37% 37% 104% 1033/4 99% 99% 93 91 375/8 383/a ' 105 104 .99% 80 100 91 50 38 9,300 104% 3,900 45% 45% 45 45% 45 45% 43 43 43 42% 42% 42 Va 43 35% 36% * 35% 35% 35% 37 36% 36% 103 102% 102% 102% 102% 102% 1023/4 102% 102% 900 24% 26% 24% 25% 25% 25% ,25% 25% 19,400 94 95 93% 94 93% 94 35% 35% 343/4 35 35 35 < 103 100 37% *98 43 45% 7 43 36% 5 *91 103 99% 37 ; 43 No par Aircraft Corp common 2,300 y80 37% 38% Dec 13,300 *79 93 93 6,000 63% *98 102% 50% Nov 43 .20% *80 38 Va 42% Aug 63 80 105% 1 3 423/8 ,20 % 99. 79% 38% of 44 85 *80 . 105'A 1 106% Jan California 99 99% : 25 4 10 series $4 99 Union Pacific RR Co common.,—,50 45% Jan 107 12% 44% 11% 97 28 101 y8 Jan 12% 43% 12 87% Jan 37% Jun. 10 9 102% Jun Jun 12% 44% *11% 110 37% May May & 13 44 .No par 5 Co. 57 , 13 1 , — ... Union Asbestos 45 453/a * 3,800 900 10,500 i 24% May 91% May ! I' 30 % Jan : is 101% Jan j i! xl3 f ;• Nov 21 8 17 37% July 25 107 Sep 17% Feb 18 II 102 May 29 13% Jan 2 57% Oct 17 70% Mar 19 49 Jun 12 33% Feb 27% Jun 104% Jan 4 107 Jan 21 16% Mar 20 11 11 United 61% Jan 5 31% Feb 11 Air Lines United Biscuit common—10 Inc Preferred 4%% 30 37% Feb ; 8 26 % Nov 32% Mar 25 95 35% No par Corp.;—10 No par : United-Carr Fastener No par ' 3% Feb 50 4% Apr 6 Feb 7 4% Jan 2 5% Nov 19 Oct 21 25 69% July 9 5% Mar 21 10% 74 Feb 11 3% Apr 67 5 Jan 22 2 Apr 20 5% Feb 24 4% Feb 24 Feb 18 5% Jan 29 86 9% Mar 13 United Cig-Whelan Stores com..30c $3.50 convertible preferred 8 Jan 2 15 13% Jun 10 17% Jan 8 United Electric 7 13% Jun 12 16% Feb 2 United Engineering & Foundry 58% Jan 14 United Fruit Mar 27 United Gas United Gas Improvement Co—13 Va 72% Mar 13 *102 Coal 5 Cos 13% 4 *94 35 102% "102 95 900 35 1,100 102% 133/4 *49 49%, 49% 50% 49 49% 1,400 29% *28% 29% 273/4 28% 283/a 28% 1,000 *13% *13% 13% 3% 75 74% 5 5 5 5 7 7 7 7 3% *133/4 14 14 400 ' 4 *74 , 5Va 7% *7 *102 102% 49 *28% 4% 75 *102 13% 49 % '29% 5 102% , 49 13% 49 *28% 55 *102 102% *13%' Feb 21% Jan 18 49 35% *74 15% Dec 22 26% '95 100 Corp (Del) 1 United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l 7% preferred —100 United 14% Oct 22 47 / America—No par Co Carbon 26 series of 1952-100 of $4.50 preferred .: United Board & Carton . United . 4 *3% *74 75 74% 5 4 5 , 74% 3% *7Va 5 *7% 7% 4 8,800 74% 240 5% 32,400 7% 600 55 55 51 51 14 133/4 13V4 13% 133/4 *13% 133/4 13 Va 13% 1,200 14 Va v 14 14, 13% 13% 133/4 13% 13% 13% 2,600 55 54% 52 54% 52 120 ' 53% Oct 30 24% Jan 2 30% July 26 12 % Oct 24 May 64% Jan 30 51 Jun 10 29% Aug 34% Sep 6 19 24% Jun 10 30 30% Jun 12 37% Feb 15% Jan 2 11% Apr 22 1% Jun 54% Jan 9 96% Jan 11 19 May 2 73~ Apr 1 50% Jun 10 65 7 97% Jan 14 101 31 24% Jun 10 Aug 27 May 9 109% Apr 28 120 9 175 119 167 179 Jan 8 16 Jan 9 Mar 19 9% Dec 5 3 2% May 12 102% Aug 31% Dec 101% Feb 20 61 5 13% Mar 10 Jan 5 Mar 26 31% Jan Jan 5 20 Mar 16 159 Jun 27% Dec 2 23 Jun 12 35% Jan 23 66 Sep 8 62% Jun 10 68 Feb 9 25% Jan 2- 10% Jan 12 14% Jun 5 Co No par Corp 10 United Merch United U & Mfrs S & Foreign 7% . preferred X51% 52 % 51 51% 51% 52'A 51% 52% 13,600 25% 24% 25% 24% 25 24% 24% 243/4 24% 31,600 •313/4 31% 31% 31 31% 30% 31 303/4 31 12% 113/4 12 12 12'A 12% 12% 9,500 17/b 1% 1% l3/4 13/4 4,800 12% (The) .1 1% 1% Securities No par No par 52% 523/4 51 98% 98% *98 Va; 25 25 20 110% '111% 100 com 5 100 No par . 1% *25% -26 3/4 ... Machinery X12 t 98% .No par Co 41/4% preferred U S Leather Co *53% 12% U S Gypsum Co common U S Hoffman 52% 25 1 1st preferred Freight 14 31% Inc.. Park City Mines Co $4.50 U S 5 *160% 109% .23% 13% 64% 14 ' 110 Va 159 162% 23% *63 52 160% . 1% 150% ;; 51% ',>98% 983/4 1% 243/4 109 V4 *157 25 ." 110% 162 51 98% *24% 110% ; *15,7. ., 110% see page 26. 98%, 110%,. 161%. 3,100 220 300 3,500 40 ,~,.*157 23 23% 1,100 62% 62% 60 13% 13% 10,100 •23% /23% 63 62% 62V4 13% ;; ,>62% 63 14% 13 13% ;?*«> 13% ;.. ... T For footnotes 52%. 25 23% 23% 63 23 Va 98% *243/4 1,400 161% 23% * ,:. 253A 109% , 52 52% 983/4 ' . ;< 3,800 13 7% *89% , 124% 38 3/e 10% - 2%- ."•23/4 22 1 27 9 90% *122 38 Va 10 122 16 50 51 % 122 373/4 ' 9% 40 120 363/B 363/e • 1 s::. .11 .*883/*, 28 8% July 15 7 73 ' 9% f / 51 90% .,16% Tung-Sol Electric Co common Conv 5% 3 5 —s. Preferred series A *88% ;> 40 *10% U > 513/4 51% 12% Truax-Traer Coal Co common • 40 v 3 *10% , Steel—.No par Corp preferred' 40 42 10% Oct 7% Jun "12% - 121 122 119 9% 15% 7% 7.%. 40 12 30 36% Jan 119% 38% 10 Ve 9% ' , 41% 30. 7 16 Vb 13 V* No par 69 % Jan 11 '■ 16 118 9% ■- 36% —5 Corp Williams & 15,900 . World Airlines Inc Tri-Continental $6 . 24% Jan Dec ? 37% 10? 13'4 —2 , 9 12% Jan 118 Va 40% 36 % 223/b 10 38 Va 22% Jun 31 9% 5 / v. 17 7% Dec 22 39%. 16 Vb 116 120 120 40 Vb 25% 52% Jun 2. 5Q% ■ 120 : 10% -22% 60% Dec . 116 '126 2% 21% Dec Jan '49V4 90 25% (The) t !Transue 25 29 48 21% 47 % Aug 25 : 52%;, 53% 90% com.-.Nopar preference^—, Toledo Edison Co 16 105 52V4. 49 89% No par Oil.—.—10 Thompson-Starrett Co ■ x21% Jan 51% 47% 90% ■ -—^—100 — 25 29% Mar 27 21,200 51% 483/4 89 Va 9% >—5 com 100 800 46% ,13% ,* 13 % .. —15 Thompson Products Inc '. 2,100 39% 51% *36%;:'37 -' ' 1 common. " - * $2.50 convertible preferred.—50 tThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par 5 • 10 Ve 90 Va No par — Co 14% 49% 121%, 121% preference.—No par — f , 50%' 10 Va Fair 10 *39 Va 89% 40 22 3% Jan 40 47% *123 The *14% 10 V* 39% 51% 50c conv 14% 10% 40 Va 90 Va 100 18 Oct 14% 11Q Ve *39 Va 40 Va 1 Inc common 22% Jun - 14% 10 r Trust— * • 61% Mar 26 10 *14% - 50 Va par $2V40 27 3' 1% Jan'15 Oil- 10 41% 90% ' 59% Dec 15/ .. 41L/2; " v 10% Jun.10 - 10 . ' $1,25 conv preferred No par Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common. 5 ; 14. Feb 49 % 10 Textron 8 44.* share ' Texas. Utilities Co—v*-*——No r 4 Land 51 Ve No par 10 'Texas & Pacific Ry Co_l • Mar 26 ,12 Va Jan 8 Coal & Sub 9 17 7% Apr. 17 40 Mar % Jan 20 14% Mar 10 * Pacific Pacific 23 12% Mar .6 ■ Jun .11 Jun Texas 47% Mar 19 4 15% Apr 24 18 1 ■ 91% Jan 2 4 15% Feb. 11 116 1 Feb 48 * 42% May 22 Apr 24 10%, 42% : 42% 25 Y—— i" 1107/» Jan " 115 *14%! 15 10%. 8 _5 —— 5 54% Apr • Corp. Cbr.p!. Texas 128 *14% 9 " 12% Feb 47% Mar v ~ 60% Juh • 27% Oct 16 ' 100% Apr 28 9% Dec 46% Dec 4% Mar 11 34% May 19 " - I' ! 4 14,500 - 16% 68%, 26%/ 26 Va ■ 700 6,300 -24%. * - *21 " 535r 18 Vb 28 Vs 28 20%. 71 24% 21 *510 27% 16% 33 Vs *17% 9'/a 99 *109 1 17% -8 '540 9% *98% 87% 16% 11 14% 23% ■ 1,200 *86 »/a 14% 27 • ./ 193/4 13,500 : 16% *15% ' 31 Va 27 \. 68% ;69% *18% ,19 26 Va 26% 5 ■ 69 % 8'A-—8% *515 *103% May 22 *;l; $4 7% Feb 25 V 69 % 100 Swift & Co— 203/4. 800 10% 45% *44 33 Va 87% 17% «- Ill Va ; 533/8 10% ' ' 33 20 15% 30% ' 73% *109 Va. -1T% 53% 10% 45 *16% 14 y8 17% , 9% 70% * *20% 50 preferred, Sweets Co of 53% f 15 Vt 327/s •9%' 17 V8 Americav (The)j,L4,l6% f. ? 1,900 5,200 >65% - 27.% 19% 24 , ; 27 *24% _12.50 Co'common Paper 11% 22 10% . 14- *98%.. 99% -74 *109% ■ Sunshine Mining Co r——10c Superior Oil of ^California.— 25 •v 11% 21% 44 • 88 26% , 17;- 30%* 27 9% •-•9%; *98% **" 1950—20 Superior; SteelrCorp—— 33% *86%. 20 20 Va 15 Ve * 15% ' 14%., 14%, . v 32% v No par ser 11% 22 53 % 42% 16% 32% 16% 88" 100 113/4 . 10% 42% 33% • 27%; 28; 20% *15% T —20 Sunshine Biscuits^Inc-Yi— 5; & 111% Jan . 16% ■: 94 20,000 21% « 1 _No par ; *93 v ' 10% ■ ,,5 common. prior preference— 5%% " 4 21 11 J • 39%"Mar 18 86 8 -Dec 7% Jan 10% 42'%/ 42% 16%. Corp__——5 Fuller & - 87% 4%% prefeiTed——100 Sunray Oil Corpcommon——1 4%%,. preferred series A 25 - 6 > *53% ; 11 43%. 33% ClaSs A 20 40 %>Jan - 53%>I 53% 53% :■ ^ 16% Surf Oil Co commonly-. 29 ■* 11% 21% 53% 35% Corp >—•————No par Chemical Gorp* oommonii. _1 $4.50. series A preferred—No par Mar 27 ^•17% May 11% ,21% 10% Sunbeam 110% Mar 27 12% Jan. 13 11% 22% *42 Sun i 27 % May 20 v 11% 21% ( _ ; 27 22% Jan > 11% *86%. *■ 94 • 22 % „5 %*•'-**' * *93 11% —15 Webster—C-—'i_ Studebaker Corp '4, 26 10% Jun • 10 Jan 15 4,- Co Inc * 22 V. L Stone & - 6 *71% Apr <Ss Stokefy-Van Camp Inc' 23% Mar 26 ? lnc_ common— , *93% J 95 —100 Drug Inc >1^ '•* . Stix 5 ~7 Jan 95 .,".53:%, No par preferred ir-'-wl. .2 24% Jan May 12 17% Jun 41% Dec May 1 5% Qct 23 ' 99 v 7 82 % Jan 2 Jun 8 520 35% Jam 22/ 81% Jpn 14, L ' 9 Stores ' Stewart-Warner ^ 5 34% *93%- ... 24. 14% Dec 2 ; . (The) L S_ Bros Stevens (J P) 10% Mar 13 s , 20% May 13 Aug 26 112% Noy r 102 i 50% 69% 3% % ; 2 35% Jau Jan 66% Feb 32% May • - 26 26 % " 43% Feb ■; May 28 24 30% Octr 30 : 49% 70% Starrett Co " 16% June 10 ' ' V21% Mar 25 •r' * 14 27,%.Jan 2, 10'% Jan 24 : 51 69% Stercjhi " 570 , 18 - 9 Mar 20 : 111 3 v 10 11. v' 70% Jun;- 70% Dec. 11 30 ; 22% Apr 24 i 50 70% Sterling 9 Jun. 9% Jun 24% Jun "16 26% Apr . Qct 17 19 27' Shares 51% 70 12 28% Jan the Week June 12 50% : 2 17% Jun Friday June 11 Indiana 4%; convertible preferred— 50 Stanley Warner? Corp——— 5 , 17% Feb < 2 15% Mar 11 10. Jun - i 23% Feb 7 30% Jun «*.- 15 24% Apr - - 490 23 <t 94%;Jan: 29 May,.l.> ": 8%"Oct 16 ' : 16% Jan, • lOlVa Jun 27! 3 j: 22 % Dec -'f' - • 79% Jan 63 6 Sales for Thursday California—No par ,;.f Mar 31' 21 114 % Jan - ■r 31 17'. 96... Ape- , Feb ,2 PRICES - of •- -, J4. 36% Jan . 10 Apr; 14' 21 Jun' 15 2 30"% Aug -6 40% Dec 31 26'% May 20 8% Nov 19% 30 18 8 Jun; 10 " SALE June1U o£ •' 10 'f 45% Mar 27 17% May 25 / 35 % May 21 94% Jan J Oil Standard * ' - HIGH Wednesday June 9 , Oil Stand. Ry equip Mfg Co: ,—1 Steel Spring-common 1. • Mar ?6 .J 17% Sep 21 Jan 26% f .z.» 16% Jun 10. 13% Oct 23 : 16% Nov. . 22% Dec 1;' > 14% Nov j 31 " Tuesday June 8 Standard 12 % May 11- 4 87% Jun 43% Jan 98 Apr 3Q 44% Jan , 8 Dec —*tu« .,• Monday Par Standard ; ,27. Mar 25 6; 3 91 ' * '.,t 78% Jan 5 '• Standard Oil of Now Jersey 15, 38% Jan- 5' ., Standard Oil ofr Ohio-common,—_10.. 100% Jan 12. • y 3%%' preferred series A u 100 .; 65 - 5 17 32% Oct 22 32% Oct ■ 2 8.- 45 13% Mar 24 * 23 5 13% Mar 28 21% Jun. 10;; 53% Jun, 12 61% No* 12 <. 36% flXy EXCHANGE , . 22% Feb 53 May , Jan 81% Jan *: LOW AND NEW YORK: STOCK : . '• Highest v 92 16 * • 64 % July 23 16 bet 72 . Range Since Jan. 1 » 25 Continued—Pagi 11 STOCKS Year 1952 - ■? 1 The Commercial and Financial 26 Chronicle... Monday, June (2590) Contloatd—Pagf 12 NEW YORK STOCK RECORD *7 % Dec 19% Jun 23ya July 11 8% Nov 24 3 9 9 23 39% Dec 35% Oct 23 8 7% Apr 35% Jun Jan 4 58% Apr 67 Sep 19 26% Oct 16 34% Mar 21 26 x81 % Jun 17 90 Mar 28 76 56 90% Dec 31 102% Jan 16 30% Dec 31 53 Oct 61 Jan 3 48% Jun 10 67 ¥2 Jan 59 % May 15 66% Feb 2 37% Jun 10 135% Jun 12 13 18% Jun 19% Oct 20 23 Feb 41 7% Apr 5% Jan 7 8% Dec 24 6% Jan 2 169 14% Dec Apr 24 65 May 23 May 14 Feb 26 ¥2 Mar 2 61 July 28 26% Jun 167 4 16 33% Dec 28% Apr 15 9 156.. 6 Aug 14 24% Feb 7 26% Jan 2 14 22% Jan 8 26% Deo 21% May 27 . 4 28 Feb 17 17 ¥4 May 20 preferred 4V*%-- 7 68 ¥2 May 20 10 34% Mar 21 Jan 28% Jun 13 13 3 ¥s May 8 Utah Power Ac Light 1,170 49% 5,100 130% 132% 130 61 61 37% 38% 37% 38 ¥4 135 Vb 1353/4 136 ¥2 136 18% 18% Jan 8 • 17% Jan ; J 84% *83 2% 15% Jan Apr 17 : 129 127 Apr 3 116 116: 24% Oct" 87% Sep 9 •18% Oct 24 2% 2% 2% 26% 25% 26.¥4 7% 7% 7% 9 9¥a X8% 8% 83% *2% 2 83% 100 2% 2% 2,400 *24 ¥2 25% 200 *80 25% ¥2 2% 2% 2 ¥2 2% 25% 25% 25 ¥2 ■ 25 800 *65 29 ¥2 29 ¥2 29 38 ¥4 38%-. > 36% ; 14% - 25 *162 ¥2 , 65 ¥2 : 165 X15 16 15% 16 ¥4 66 ¥2 110% Jan -8 . 14 94 92 4 29% Jun 12 13 20% Jun 12 44% Jan 11 Jan 31% oet a 68% Deo 8 • Apr 14 V 3 /, Jun 36% Mar 18 29 -18 8 t t 9 100 9 27% Jan • Jan 35% Feb 30 Feb , -. 2 18 • 4 Mar r JUI If SO Apr 29 - 2 19 39% Feb 5 14%' -15 z X158 'v1 *25 25 ¥2 • *158 -> 15% 28 ¥4 28% 28% 28% 28% 37 ¥♦ 28% 38 ¥♦ 36% 373/4 37 37% 37 ¥4- 15% Z 15 ¥2 64 ¥2 *62% • *••'- •s , 14% •; 11% Jan 12% Aug 2 6 14 25 Jun Nov 24 29% Jan 42 % Apr 29 51% Jan 7 44 ¥2 Jan Dec 22 10% Jan 30 8 .29 ¥4 Jan . 30 29 r: Ji; • 14%.:; 14% 29% 8%. ' <14% 29¥*< .. 9 ¥4 > 24%'i 8% • 126 ;..tO ;• 125%: 126It • 24% *125% 0 • *125 ¥2 *125%. 128 29% ;29% 24-= a >24%'. . 20 ;,.&¥•• 9%-v•J-:9%;::; . . 18% 14% ■ .1,880 14% • • 6,000 26 . 24% 24%' > *125 ¥2 24%. .* 25 30% s% t ' 24% ?:■ v 25 128 *125 ¥2 *125 ¥2, 128 ^ 1480 ' 14,800 V 8% *125% 126 126 •125 ¥2 128/ 25 9 / ¥•29% 3,909 " *125 ¥2- 128 126 * i ' 26% . 92 *18% a, j *105 ¥2 107 *90 - -"'94 1 . x30 ¥a :. ■;. 27%, 30 17%; . 26% » ~ 106% ' 106% 23% 107 95 *90 94 *93% 95 ¥2 *92V/i 29% 29 i/a 30 ¥a . 16% 16% *16% *26 ¥4 28 *26% 28 •26 V* 62 *60% 613/4 13 ¥2 *13¥a 13% *61 r 62% *603/4 13% *13¥. 30 v» , 39% 17 1,700/ V ' r 1,700 1,100 - 39¥a v ' „ 80 "20 '• . 26 ¥2 V 26% *163/4 ' • / . ¥2 27 ¥ 38 •26% 29% 95 39 " 27 ¥a 38 7,500. • 94 " 28¥2 26% 38 17 % 28 r V* 26% 273/a 17 ¥4 107 *90 95% 30 500 •''•-/ 24 • ' *90 t- 2,100 119 *115% 23% *92 ¥2 30 ¥4 , 27% t3,»>0 92 173/4 •17% 18 233% '38-/, ; 39% k *89 *115%. 119 23% 107% 107 92 / *25% 95% 383/i" — 18 26 94 ' T*93% 30% .*89 : 117 ¥4 117 -23 ¥2 10CV2 *90 " 94 "27% .106 ¥2 92 ; 17% , 24% 24 % 93 - ; 119 119 i 24¥4 *89 183/4 18 . 119 ¥2 24% r 25% 25% 25 ■ • ,; 92* *89 1 19 • 119 - • 26% *89 Feb 27 9 10 — 100 No par —10 No par * 13 Vb - *25 ¥4 25 25 ¥4 25 17% *16% 17 ¥* 28 *26 ¥* 62 62 61% 13 Va 13 V* 13% 25 ¥• 253/a 25 V* 25% 45 44% 45 ¥*- 280 28 45 25 45% 45 ¥• 45% 45 45 7 ¥2 , 25Vz 45 ¥a Walgreen Co Walker (Hiram) G Ac W Walworth Co ——2.50 9 47 ¥4 Feb 26 2 - Waldorf System 13% Mar 10 9 7 ¥• Jun 27 ' preferred RR 4% Wabash I 70% Mar 61% Apr 27 12'% Jan 12 7% 7 ¥2 •7 ¥2 •• 11 21% Dec 3 18% Jan 2 25 98 12 104% Dec » 99% Jun. 12 105 13% Jun 9 Jan 4 5 ¥2% 16 Warner 13 Warner-Hudnut 16% Feb 15 Oct 22 20% Jan 30 14 ¥2 Jun 25 Jun 35% Jan 30 25 Feb 13 33 ¥2 Mar 19 37 30 32% Jun 10 37% May 14 3 27% May 15 25% Jan Dec 3 Dec 31 28 16 1 18 % Jan 19 24% Dec May 19% Feb 29 31% Sep 4 24% Oct 23 5 Jun 9 31 - r " Mar 16 10 30 15 12 17% Apr Jun 21% Jun 3 & *101 ¥2 102% 14 ¥2 13% 16 ¥a 16 16 15% 15% *29% 29 ¥2 28 28 28. 33% 34 ¥e 33 Va 32% 32 ¥2 1 35 9% Jun 10 13 % Feb 19 .-10% Jan 13. 12 ¥s Mar 27 30 Oil As , 23% Jun 12 '28 ¥2 Feb 2 Wesson 7 77 Jun 12 84 % Feb 3 $4 28 16 41% Jan 9 20% Jun 10 29% Jan 8 West. Indies Sugar Corp.— ; 2-1% May 2 28% Dec 30 22% Jun. 10 -28% Jan 6 West Kentucky .29% Jan 2 37% Dec 3 32 Jun 9 373/4 Feb 4 West 106% Mar 18 110% Sep 8 100! Apr 21 107 3/4 Jan 8 West Peun Power 4¥aW Oct ;967/»Jan 2 103%. Apr Jan 9 102 Feb Sep 17 16% Jan 29 Jun 6 106% Jan 72 8 84 Aug 1 109% July 18 102 Jan 15 99 ¥2 Jan 15 ,163/4 Jan 15 82 Jan 8 109 Jan 0 12% Jan 8 69% Jun 93/4 Oct 15 15% Jan Jun 10 56 ¥2 Dec 18 51 ¥* Jun 10 26% Dec 23 23% Jun 9 10 7 34 ¥2 Oct 21 47 Dec 19 45 46 ¥2 Feb 20 64 ¥2 Dec 12 51% Jun Oct 7 89 Mar Oct 98 4 2 67% Mar 10 97% Mar 31 16 45% Feb 11 38% Feb 18 27% Nov 21 25% Jun 10 29VaMayl8 48% Dec 31 41 ¥2 Jun 10 50 Nov 3 91 V« Juu 1 37 .95 ¥2 Jan 101 2 127 127 Mar 2o 32 Oct 30 Mar 20 41 ¥2 Jan 126 30 22 Jan 14 ,vl27 7 6 89% Jan 22 35 ¥4 Apr 83 Feb -28 ¥* Oct 17 34% Jan 7 25 ¥2 Jun Oct 23 29% Jan 2 25 29 ¥2 Jan 4 9 14% Jan 17 ¥2 Jan 2 80 25 • ; , Oct 10 ¥4 Aug 8% Mar 993/4 Jan • 10 16 ¥2 Jun ;. 2 9% Jun 10 32 Apr 28 27¥2 Aug 29 21 ¥2 Jan 29% May 11 29 May 4 Mar 4 . 30 :/ ' l2% Jan < 4 13 ¥a Dec 17 11% Feb 17 16 8% Oct 22 12% Jan 22 9% Jun 10 68% Nov 14 12 753/4 Feb 13 70% Jan 12% Aug 18 14% Jan 19 15% Apr 25 ¥4 Dec 17 10 Vb May 12 24 ¥* Jan 6 2 8 ¥* Nov 25 21 ¥2 May 128% Jan 2 7 15 138 Nov 24% Jun 26 126 Apr 10 24 74% Mar 10 13 ¥4 Jan IB 30% May 22 293/8 Marll. 135 2 Jan 16% Jun 51 76 ¥2 Jan 8 22 93/* Oct 12 53 Jan 45 % Dec 20 70 ¥* Dec 44 ¥* Jun 9 43¥2 Jun 10 48 Jan 19 30 10 35% Mar 17 64 42 Va Apr 17 26 Va Feb 20 97 ¥2 Feb 10 25 323/s Nov OctTe Jan 83 ¥2 Feb 118 Nov 75 ¥* Jan 23 13% Feb *32% Jun 5 8 Jun 78 ¥2 Jun 19 111 14 Jan 10 2 71 ¥* May 12 1 9 40% Jan Jun 35% Jan 10 18¥4 May 86 4 2's 30 Mar 19 130V2Marl6 75 3 Mar 11 ¥4 Mar 17 • 39 ¥4 Apr 1 Yale g 21 % Oct 18 Feb 18 23 ¥4 Apr 1 York 2 51 ¥2 Dec 47 Jun 9 27% Oct 16 34 27 ¥2 Jun 10 Ac Towne Mfg Co 20% '■!. t i 1 1 No par lOVa 51% 23% 49% 10¥2 52% 26 Vb 55 541% -41% 26¥b 44V2 — 37% 83 ¥4 25% 26 10% 313/4 27 ¥4 15% 10% 71 71 10V4 27% 10¥4 28 26 ¥4 26 V4 *126 128 16% 16% 46 44 31 Va 80 46 44¥2 31% 80 *114 117 *72¥a 73 *9¥4 97/8 ' 107 *105% 107 10 ¥4 3,500 10 10 ¥a 10 V'B 10 ¥2 10 ¥b 51 ¥2 *52 ¥a 52% *51% 52 ¥2 400 25 ¥a 24% 25 ¥2 25 ¥4 25% 10,600 50% *49% 51 51 51 51 513/4 53 53 543/4 *53% 54 93 93 93% 94 *93 95 40% 41 41% 54 ¥4 ., *49% 41% 40 ¥a 25% 44 41 ¥2 42% 93 92 92 17% IK *110 72¥2 9¥b 1,700 24 ¥b 26 10 1.500 70 51 ¥4 S3 *31 25 ¥2 15¥2 9% 7OV2 10¥4 273^ 25% 127% I6V2 45 43% 3OV4 80 13% 69% 25% *913/4 17 Va *126 36 V2 83 ¥4 25% 253/8 18 *13% 70 *105% 107 42 93 13 Va 10 ¥2 40¥s 25V2 , ~30 13 ¥2 70 51% 53 93 94 91 ¥2 70% *105% 107 *88 ¥2 13 ¥4 / ' ¥2 25% 25% • ¥2 35% 17% 17 ¥2 10,400 44 42% *91% 24,900 200 923/4 18 3,400 ' *126 *126 *126 37 43 ¥4 92% 17 17 ¥s 26 25% 26 Va 42% 4,600 1,500 10,900 42 ¥. 41% *91% 500 36% 84 ¥4 ■ — — 36% 84 ¥4 35% • 36% ' 84 ¥4 5,700 36% • 84% 390 84 ¥4 84 84 ¥4 25% 25 ¥2 25 ¥2 *25% *25 ¥2 26 26 25 25 ¥2 25 Va 25 ¥B 25 ¥4 25 ¥4 3,400 10 ¥4 10% 10 ¥2 10 ¥2 10% 6,600 10 ¥4 9% *31 31% 26 31% *31 31% - 300 313/4 *31 27 25 ¥2 26 ¥2 27 ¥4 28 ¥4 28 Va 28 ¥4 7,200 153/4 15 ¥2 15% 15% 153/4 15% 15% 46,900 10 11,200 9% 10 70% *70 9% 72 •' 10 9% *68% 10 72 *68% 300 71 10% 10 Vb 10 ¥« 10 ¥B 10¥B 10 ¥2 10 ¥2 1,200 27% 26 Va 27 26% 27 27 27 2,800 26% , 24% *126 128 ' 25 ¥B 16% 25 ¥s 24% 128 *126 128 " 45 44 ¥4 44 ¥4 1,200 43% 44 ¥B 43% 44 31 31 ¥4 31% 31% 43 ¥2 43% 31 ¥4 30 303%, 80 ¥2 78 ¥2 79 *78% 80 111 111 113 ¥2 114 72 72 9 9 120 5,800 45 443/8 9 ¥4 5,900 17 ¥B *44 ¥2 72 ¥2 ' 17 453/4 114 128 17 ¥4 163/i 45 25 ¥4 24% 128 17 ¥• 16 3/4 72 Va 72 *78% 80 5,700 110 *114 117 120 72 72 800 9 ¥2 9% 10,100 9 ¥2 9% 1,100 36 363/a 36 ¥4 36 ¥4 3,300 19 ¥2 19% 20 19% 20 ¥• 16,600 47 47% 47% 47% 28 ¥2 27 ¥2 27% 28 28 ¥4 *28 28 ¥2 1,200 39 39 V* 16,400 No par —No par *68 ¥4 68 ¥2 X63%, 1 *4% 88% NOT 28 common convertible 36 35 ¥2 28 ¥s 36 ¥2 35% 36 ¥2 1,300 38% 39% 38 ¥4 38% 38% 39% 13 ¥2 13% 13 ¥4 13 ¥2 *13% 13% 13 ¥2 13% 2,100 68 63 ¥4 65 65 ¥4 663/4 66 ¥2 66% 6,000 4% 4% 4% 4% 1,500 distributed. xEx- J| .Jaa, 6 5 ¥4 Apr 13 saleion this day. *1053/a x70 71 ¥a 70% 71% 107 13% 310 91 ¥2 *88¥2 91%:' . .. 47 ¥2 2 no 13% '■ 10,700 33 100% 95 95 18% Jan y 13 ¥4 •^*89 33 *90 *90 95 *90 100 ¥* 100% 100 100 ¥2 100: 33 ¥* 32% 32%-. 32 • 95 47 ¥2 68 dividend, 2,200 20 ¥2 Youngstown Steel Door a&ked "prices; Ex-rlghts. 5,700 22% 48 2 and 20% 22% xl8% 5 * 340 20 ¥2 X47 16 ¥2 Jan ft 11 * 13% 25% IOV4 *31 27 15% 10 • 36 20% 47% Jan 84 89 ¥2 *126 37 V2 83 Vt * 25% 1,400 - 48 ¥2 28% 39"% 13 ¥2 5 8 89 ¥2 10% *52 26 *52 54V2 *92V4 41%. 26 • 43% *91% 17% 400 24! 77 ¥a - 20% 10 ¥4 Jun 10 91 *105% 2,500 48 ¥2 2B3A 39 ¥2 13 ¥4 25 13 ¥4 Jun 4% Jan *91 *" , 100% *90 '■ 34 ¥4 100 •95 71 ¥4 38 ¥4 Jun 63 32 100 ¥4 13% 17% Jan 24 29 34 ¥2 100 34% 22% " *89 : s. 50% Jan 5% Jan 77 22% ' 15 4y«Nov 17 23% 78 ¥2 22 % 23 A 23% 78 ¥2 20% Oct 13 23% 22% 15 34 ¥2 Jan Corp 4V2% 24 78 ¥2 580 11 20% 39 ¥2 Oct Jan 9 *10% 20% 1 preferred 50 Young (LA) Spring As Wire_No par Youngstown Sheet & Tube No par 53 ¥2 Mar 10% .22% 10 1 10 100 Wisconsin Public Service Corp—10 Woodward Iron Co_ 10 Woolworth (F W) Co 10 Worthington Corp common—No par Prior preferred 4%% series—100 ; Prior pfd 4V2% conv series—100 Wrigiey (Wm) Jr (Del) —No par Wyandotte Worsted Co 1 8 13 ¥2 Jan 10% 22% Wilson-Jones Co Winn & Lovett Grocery Co Wisconsin Elec Power Co com 6% preferred— — 39% Jan 10%" 9% 2,800 • 10 21 ¥a No par : 9% 20 ¥2 RR preferred-.; 10 10% 22%- & Co Inc common—No par $4.25 . 22 ¥« 10 23 ——.—1 White Sewing Machine common 'Wilson 22 ¥e 21% 21% V. 23 v 1540O 22% *22 78 ¥2 20 5 Willys-Overland Motors common—1 May 19 15 ¥2 *22 2,000 25 15 X23% Prior preference Wilcox Oil Co 11% Mar 20 24% 15% 78 ¥2 $5 conv prior preference—No par White Dental Mfg (The 8 S) 20 8 25 ¥a 15% 24 ¥4 White Motor Co— 32% Apr 13 29 25 153/4 78 ¥2 4 30 ¥8 May 27 29 25 15% 24 8 Jan 28% Mar 29 ¥b 24% 16 78% ...100 .Wheeling Steel Corp com 86 Vb Mar 24 > 10 28 12 403/8 Mar 17 10 Jun Mar 18 29 25 24% • 7,700 29% - 10% 78 ¥a 700 333/4 24-% 10% 2nd noncum ■• 10% Preferred series A 433/4 Mar 25 243/4 May 14 35 Vb Feb 20 4% Western-Pacific 16% "24 ¥a 28% . 15 ¥8 25 Va 10% preferred—100 com No par 100 Western Union Telegraph 10 Westinghouse Air Brake 10 Westinghouse Electric com 12¥a 3.80% preferred series B 100 Weston Elec Inst Corp new 12.50 Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry 100 63 ¥2 Mar 25 10 May 14 Jan 90 29 ¥a 10 100 100 5 preferred Western Air Lines Inc 33% 10% Western Auto Supply Co 10 Western Maryland Ry common—100 67% Mar 11 32 ¥4 Mar 25 < *28 ¥4 33% 11 ¥a 100 preferred series B preferred series C Virginia Coal Ac Coke 4Mt% 28 ¥* 33% 10% West Va Pulp & Paper com—No par 12 105% May 21 46% Apr 30 Oct 22 •18 West 28 ¥* - no% —No par pfd 1:1 4.10% 15 1,700 *15% 23 ¥4 4 •4.20% 13 ¥a May 7 12 96 ¥< Apr 30 89 ¥2 Jun 9 18 98 5,600 16 16 23 —1 Coa| Co Electric. Co 60 13% 23% ~ 5,800 99% 13% 23% convertible preferred—.No par Penn 33% 22% 99% 29 29 29 Va 25 16 ¥a Snowdrift com—2.50 8 84 May 29 ¥a - "28 ¥2 4,500 22% 5 . 32% Jan Oct 26 " 3,600 13% *15% , 1,400 r 7¥e 22¥8 13% - 500 100 ¥s X100 *- 200 13% 7 ¥e 5 1 Webster Investment Co 80% Feb 28 • 16 ' Pipe • •• 7Ve X22% 13% Corp.— Knitting Mills. Wayne Pump Co 11% Jan 17 .9% May 102% 13% Wayne 3 11% Nov 14% July 31 9 24% Mar 23 2 *101% 14 ¥2 61% ' 7 Vb 24 ¥e 24 Va 102% 143/a No par 3 Washington Gas Light Co—No par Wash Wat Pow Co (The) No per Waukesha Motor Co— —.5 Foundry Petroleum 23 23% Inc Inc— Warren Warren 5 Jan 24% Jun 21 Pictures Bros *101 ¥2 >.5 preferred Feb 24 v.; '24 ¥2 -——1 100 Ward Baking Co common May 12 17 ¥s Apr v 7% 7¥a ' 17 ¥2 Jan Zenith Radio Corp Zonite Products Corp. tin receivership, or •' * 2,800 ••••? " Apr 17 i 90 " ? 14% i ' :' 9,100 " > X\ 50 * 64 ¥2 ' * ' ~ w 65 it 400 * 162 15% 65 29% ; , 160 ¥2 *62% 15% "V 63 ¥4 , 25 25 , ' ' ,29 ».'* — * Jan 23 100 16% Apr 27 28 8 8 25% Jan. 114% Jan 2 •35% May 22 8 130Wi Jan 5 ..,37% Jan -31 Jun 33% Apr 24 28% Mar Jun 106 Apr 13 Mar 20 92 : 10 Jun . >27% Jan 23% Jun 10 - 18 . 16% Apr 117 103 % Dec •>•103% May 98%. Jan 22 *27% Jan t 19 9 Mar 19 u 128 : 127 3: ■ Jan ,25: May 29 : 24% Apr 28 ; 90 May 26 : 17% Jun 10 31 •116% Nov 20 . Mar 12 95 19 ,10% Jan 10 23% Apr?'4" ; 2.60 10 Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6% Vick Chemical Co — 2.50 Vicks Shreve Ac Pacific Ry com„100 5%. noncumulative preferred—100 Victor Chemical Works common 8 3¥2%- preferred ;— 100 Va-Carollna Chemical com—.No par 6% dlv partlc preferred 100 Virginia Elec Ac Power Co com—10 "$5 preferred 100 v$4.04 dividend preferred 100 ? $4.20 dividend preferred 100 Virginia Ry Co common 25 -6% preferred J——23 Vlsking Corp (The) : —5 Vulcan Detinnlng Co common 10 7% preferred 20 : Inc Van Raalte Co J > 16,500 *25 Va • 1 25 ¥4 164 ¥2 16 Vanadium Corp of America—No par Van Norman Co 32% Mar 25 v i' 1,700 ) 3 25 y8 19 18% 25% 2% (? 4,600 *80 I 600 *7 ¥4 2% *25% 25 ¥a *162 ¥2 26 164 ¥2 *65 45% Mar 21 7 '5 ? 8% Jun , 29 137% Jan 2 Jan 125% Jun 2 29% Jan s , .Jan 27% Dec Nov 21% Jan , ^ '•*. ,125 Oct 31 93% Apr " 9 28 - > Dec II <32 l 7 119, : • t 37 ¥2 25 *24% 25 *37 ¥4 83 83 2% 2% 25 19 37 ¥2 9% 9 2% *18% *37 7 ¥2 *7% 25% 136 18% *37 2% 17% Mar 23 10 14% Jan 4 16 23 25% Dec -23% Apr 23 •■ Jan 31 • 36% Jun 45% AU( 14 6 34 27% Oct 30 10 Dec 12 \ 600 37 ¥2 18% 37% *37 *135 136%- 48% . •13% Nov ! " 1,900 136 % 85 £, • • 53,100 2% 100 Co—.—No par 131 ¥4 .';. 27,JbO 37% 136% 26 ¥4 26% 37 ¥4 38 ¥« *25% 88 ¥2 25% 61 61 ¥2 *162 ¥2 87 ¥2 25% 61 37% *80 90 25 1 i 61 ¥2 *25% convertible preferred 50 Universal American Corp————1 Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp 1 Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par 8% preferred 100 Universal Pictures Co Inc com 1 4c/o 29 ¥2 Mar 12 30 61 2d pfd_5 Stores $4.20 noncu convertible preferred—No pa? Wall Paper Inc common_2 77 ¥2 49% 9 ¥4 $6 \ 1,800 48% 9¥e United J 26 ¥2 49 62 United 400 48 Va 9% Mar 18 j 61 ¥2 51 9'% Mar 19 *88 ¥2 1 . i 48% 7% 4 1% Jan 131% 7% 90 2 130 ¥2 7% ' 18 132 ¥2 7% 10 3% Jan 2 25 ¥4 18% 2% Apr 28 25 Feb 13 Jan 89 ¥2 24% 37 ¥2 83 Jun *88 ¥2 : 26% 76 18% 27 f » *74 ¥2 76 *36 ¥2 19 61 78 No par noncumulative preferred—25 United Stockyards Corp 1 7% 62 78 38 ¥4 U S Tobacco Co common 9,800 7% 2,700 26 ¥2 61 ¥2 136% *7% 36 26 ¥2 62 100 Shares 20 ¥4 36 26 ¥2 38 No par preferred 20% 73/4 26 ¥4 25% 132 ¥4 52 52 50 preferred the Week 36 *61 61 89 ¥2 25 132% 7% 9 ¥2 Mar 19 12 8% Jun 11 132 ¥2 Jon 27 24% July 25 57 1 preferred 100 Smelting Ref & Min cam—50 1st 35% 82 *88 ¥2 26 ¥4 35% 27 ¥4 *78 89 ¥2 *88 7% *7 ¥2 X61 63 26% 82 *78 25% noncum 20 ¥« *7% 37 35 ¥2 *61 5 4% Jan 2% Apr 23 11 Jun 10 10% Jan 94 *87% Oct 22 May 5 36 May 18 27 % U S Steel Corp common 144 ¥« Jan 36% July 25 27% 7% 44 ¥a Jan 24 63 >100 Friday June 12 • 63 B— 20 Va 35% 73/4 *7% 8 20 S 10 S Plywood Corp common———1 3%% preferred series A 100 U S 5 28 21% Feb 26 39 ¥4 Jan 2® 8% May 25 31 Jan 20 37% 8% 2 130 6 19% 20 3% 20 20% *7% 33/4% preferred series u S Rubber Co common 6 31% Jaa 2 144% Mar 11 12 144 138% May 16 Jan 97% Apr 42% Dec 37% Oct 23 23- 85% Jan 68% May 29 30 U 2 B 32¥a Feb 11 Jun 146 ¥2 Feb 2 156 2 Jun 87V2 Mar 29 136% Jan 1 % Sep Jun U June 11 37% U S 6 Mar 64 June 10 .10 preferred Pipe" & Foundry Co Playing Card Co 4 ¥2% 26 40 ¥2 Mar 17 9 87% May 18 24% Jnn 10 31 22% Oct Jan 8 Wednesday June 9 20 ¥2 1 U 8 Lines Co common. 22% Jan 23 10 Tuesday JuneS FM EXCHANGE Higheel Lowest Highest Lowest 18% Jan Sale* fee Thursday " "Monday NEW YORK STOCK Range Slnee Jan. 1 Year 1952 SALE PRICES LOW AND HIGH STOCKS Range for Prevloas 15, 1953 petition haa been filed for 5 company's 4%' reorganization, 4% a 4% 4% Deferred delivery, rCash sales, wd When i Volume 177 Number 5229 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... (2591) Bond Record New York Stock «» FRIDAY WEEKLY - Exchange YEARLY - tetters la th* column beaded "Interest Period" indicate la eaeb ease the month vhen the bonds mature. Figure* Baafc for Frcvleas Year 19*S Levect Lowest - 99.24 NEW digest May 12 decimal 06.14 Oct 14 rr. 9625 Deo 9 — 96.27 Nor 18 — . 9 ' 6622 Dee ■; 95.8 10 Dec 9 100.4 102.18 Jan 29 84.8 - * — 10 Mar i-'V*— , — - —- 96.20.No* 19 100.4NOT13 liar 25 ~ 9622 Dec i 24 842 i <- — MOT It 102.18 Jan 29 97.190et 27 87.lt Oct 27 ' 89.18 Oct l» 100.3 liar It ». er i ltd mere ef Jan It Jane 8 Law . 93.4 Oct 20 96.28 Aug Dec 91.25 Apr 93 Jun 98.10 NOT 96 10 08,10 NOT .» 100.lt Dee — 7 96.4 Apr 3 9734 Feb 37 92.12 Oct 22 95 Jan It; ;; 7 101' 1? 93 7 Dee 1 ' Msr 12 Lew 97.16 t 92.24 Feb 95.3 Jan 9 97 Mar 25 100 Feb Friday June 11 Lew High - i . Lew 99.8 *99.4 101.18 *101.10 101.18 *101.10 101.18 *101.12 101.20 *101.12 102.8 *102 102.8 101.20 *102 102.8 *102 102.8 *102.16 *102 103 *102.16 102.24 102.8 *102.18 *103.16 104 *103.12 103.20 103.20 *103.12 *97.30 99.12 *99.4 *99 99.10 99.6 *98.30 102.24 *102.12 102.24 *103.8 103.20 *103.8 103.20 *98.8 *98.8 98.6 98.16 *98.6 98.14 *98.4 98.12 *97.24 *102.12 *97.16 97.24 *97.22 97.30 *97.22 97.30 *97.20 97.28 *92.22 92.30 *93 93.8 *93 93.8 *92.23 *91.30 93.4 92.6 *92.8 92.16 *92.6 92.14 *92.4 *91.24 92 *92.2 92.10 *92 92.8 *91.30 19 * . 93.6 92.12 *92.4 92.12 92.6 *91.28 92:4 *91.20 >91.28 *91.30 92.6- *91.30 92.6 *91.26 92.2 *91.14 91.22 *91.26 92.2 *91.24, 92 ' *91.24 92 *91.10 *91.20 91.18 91.28 *91.18 *91.22 91.26 91.3<J *91.22 91.30 *91.18 91.26 >*91.16 91.24 - *91.8 91.16 *91.22 91.30 *91.4 91.12 *91.14 91.22 *91.8 91.16 *91.22 91.30 *96.14 96.22 *96.26 97.2 *96.30 97.6 *97.12 91:30 *91.16 91.24 91.24 *91.10 91.18 *91.6 91.14 *91.22 91.30 *91.16 91.24 *91.12 91.20 *96.22 97.20 *91.22 *91.16 - 96.30 *96.20 96.28 *96.24 97 *97.10 , 97.18 *97.6 *91.12 . 97.14 91.20 *97.8 97.16 *99.3 99.7 *99.4 99.8 *99.8 99.12 *99.10 99.14 *100.12 100.20 *99.10 *100.12 99.14 100.20 *100.12 100.20 *100.12 100.20 *100.12 95.22 100.20 *95.26 *95.20 95.28 *95.22 95.30 *95.26 *95.14 *92.24 96.2 96.2 93 *93,2 93.10 *93.4 93.12 *93.2 93.10 *92.24 *93.6 93. 93.14 *93 93.8 *93.2 ' 93.10 *93 93.8 *99.15 *93.4 99.18 93.12 *.99.15 99.18 *99.16 99.18 *99.17 99:19 *99.17 99.19 *99.5 ' 99.8 *98:10 *99.5 98.18 *100 99.8 •*98.8 100.2 *99.29 , 99.31 99.7 *98.8 100.2 *99.29 ' *99.5 98.16 *100 *99.6 98:16 *100 99.31 *99.30 99.8 *98.3 100.2 *100 100 - *99.30 *99.6 98.16 99.8 *98.12 100.2 98.20 *100 100 100.2 100 *99.30 *90.16 91.16 *90.16 91.16 *90.16 *90.16 91.16 *89.24 90.24 *89.24 90.24 *89.24 Oct 11981 90:24 *89.24 90.24 *90.8 *90.16 91.16 91.8 *90.16 91.16 *90.16 91.16 *90.16 91.16 *94.16 *90.16 95.16 91.16 96 *94.16 95.16 *94.16 95.16 *94.16 95.16 96.24 *95.24 96.24 *95.24 96.24 *95.24 96.24 *99.16 100.16 *99.16 100.16 *99.16 100.16 *98.16 100 *93.16 100 *98.16 100 ...May 15 1975 Oct 15 1971 — due Feb 15 *95.24 96.24 1954 *99.16 100.16 *99.16 100.16 100 *98.16 100 2s due Feb 15 1955 *98.16 2a ! 96 *95.24 of 1950 due Feb 15 1956 *97 due Feb 15 2s —due Feb 15 98.16 *97 ; 91.16 98.16 *97 98.16 *90.16 • *97 98.16 91.16 *97 1957 *96 97.16 *96 97.16 *96 97.16 *96 97.16 *95 *95 97 *95 97 *95 97 *95 2s duo Feb 15 2s * Registered bond r 1,000 97.16 97 .... *94 96 *94 96 *94 96 *94 96 *94 *93 95 96 *93 95 *93 95 *93 95 *93 *91.16 93.16 95 *91.16 93.16 *91.16 93.16 *91.16 93.16 *90.8 1961 -due Feb 15 1962 Odd lot transactions, . 98.16 *96 97 2s 1958 due Feb 15 1959 due Feb 15 I960 2s : a -. Mar 11976 2s No sales transacted tills day. 98 *92.30 -July 15 1972 Serial bonds . . *Bid aad-asked price. 98.16 102.24 3Vis • < 99.6 3s 2s >1 Bonds(t) *101.10 ii.i the Weak , High . 3s 23-year 3%s 19-year 3 Via ■: : \ J Bales fan June 13,, High 30-year 7 May 12 Thursday ♦ June 10 Lew 25-year 25-year • 9 2 Jun (. High International Bank for * Reconstruction & Development 94.16 Jan 16' Wednesday June 9 High *99 Tuesday . • *102 — 1002 . point. LOW AND HIGH SALS prices; Monday - 1002 a ■ YORK Treasury 3%s 1978-1983 Treasury 2%s 1955-1960 Treasury 2%s 1956-1959 Treasury 2 %s —1958-1963 Treasury 2%a 1960-1965 Treasury 2%s 1856-1958 Treasury 2 Vis Dec 15 1958 Treasury 2Vis —1962-1967 Treasury 2Vis -1963-1968 Treasury 2%s June 1964-1969 20 '; Treasury 2%s JDee 1964-1969 Treasury 2%s : -1965-1970 ..Treasury 2Vis ^— ,1966-1971 Treasurj J2%s June 1967-1972 *• Treasury 2Vis -JBept 1967-1972 Treasury 2Vis Dec 1967-1972 -Treasury 2%s 1957-1959 Treasury 2%s June 15 1958 Treasury 2 Vis 1952-1955 Treasury 2 Vis —1954-1956 Treasury 2 Vis 1956-1959 Treasury 2 Vis —-—June 1959-1962 Treasury 2Vis Dec 1959-1962 Treasury 2s June 1953-1954 Treasury 2s Dec 1953-1954 Treasury 2s Deo 1953-1955 1 Treasury 2s June 1953-1955 / Treasury 2s —Sept 15 1953 -—~ 9 9621 Dec 96.15 Dec 96,19 Jn eae 99.24 May 12 96.14 Oct 14 Oct U ses»J«ar it 8621 Dee 9 represent STOCK EXCHANGE > " •- ■ ; 86J petal GOVERNMENT BONDS Range Since Jan. 1 Htgrnt . after *91.16 92.8 93.16 *90.8 92.8 *90.8 92.8 *90.8 92,8 *90.8 92.8 transactions. < , { Being called for redemption on June ' 15, 1953. t" v i- _^>; •,-u'Friday ! BONDS faterest flaw York St*«k Exchange - ' ; Period Bid St Asked ..••>•-c -v ","1i' Friday's *r tale Price • '•>">. Week's Raaga Last... - Law- High New Park City:' Transit Unification Issue— ■ ..» RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE 13 i W' Range Since-v'</! ■ . Bonds ;• > * Said A-V Jasu 1 >• No. / Low High -• BONDS; Interest >;->. New York Stock Exchange ; Brasll V-: (continued)— ■->*„> l%s '{»>>>• - l> Corporate Stock li80„—_—. -Jsne-Daa • ■ 974i 97- "97% " ^ 178 >' No. • Week's Bangs Last 16. series No. 17.— series No. 18—_ Foreign Securities * 32 80 76% June-Dec ♦ 78 79 79 June-Dec *77% 80 Vi 74% 78% *77 32 __. —June-Dec *86 % —June-Dec *87% series No. 23 3Vis series No. 24; __June-Dec —June-Dec 22— 3Vis series No. 25— 3Vis series No. 26— 3Vis series No. 27 ^ . 77%. 78 77'% —June-Dec *86 Members New York Stock Exchange % 73 REctor 2-2300 120 . NY r. lAAntloqula (Dept) collateral IA External sinking fund 7s f A External sinking fund 7s (AExternal sinking fund 7s 7s A 1945 92% *90% Jan-July 99% *65 % AExternal C sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser sec sink fd 7s 3rd ser AExternal 20-year 3s s Jan-July Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958 Australia (Commonwealth) 5s 1955 Called 10-year lABrazil f 6s external 1955 8s 41 Va 3.375%) 6%s of Stamped pursuant A A 1979 1927 to 3.5%) 65% 41 Va 41 Vi 103% 104 % 4 14 41% 101 63 44 % 104'% ,v 30 54 95 Vi 98Vi 96% 96 % 96 Vi 53 94 Vi 97'% 91% 91 Vi 32 88% 91% 91 91% 13 88% 91% 45 88 92% 102 Va 3 102 112% 112% 2 109Vi 101% 101 % 91% June-Dec A 91% 102 112% 93 93 100 92 93 1 1978 100 Vi 100 lp2% h lOOVi - 91 June-Dec 61 61 63% 27 106 112% 93 59Vi 58% 58 Vi 60 —June-Dec 77 Vi Vi ; - — . f ■ •' 77%,; 1975 : 60% 101aH 101% AExternal 92% Mar-Sept sinking fund 6s 1960 ApriZ-Oct April-Oct AExternal sinking fund 6s Feb 1961——Feb-Aug AOs ' A6s assented I960 assented Feb — 92% 99% 91% ' — 2 2 ■> '' ■ ■ 57 37%> — * *58 1962 Extl sink fund $ AChtle Mortgage Bank A«%s assented ASinking AOVis fund assented AGuaranteed AOs A 6s assented 1 — 34 34 32 Vi 33 Vi June-Dec 6%s 1957 33 June-Dec J ' 63% 63 Va June-Dec 60% 60% 80% 80% 81 77 1 57% 79% June-Dec —June-Dec 75% 81% 3%s series 78% 80 10 No. 3 series 76% 78 No. 149 4__ 74% .June-Dec 77 78% 5_. 46 74 Vi *58 77% 77 Vi 2 74 % No. 7_. 3%s series No. 8 3%s series No. 9 —june-Dec For footnotes 82 1 80 *33 36% 37'A *53% 55% 59% June-Dec fund 6s *33 36'A 36% 1961 1961 1962 AprfZ-Oct 58 58 April-Oct 3/ay-Nov A/ay-Nov «.-» ' 1 *33 __ FOREIGN 79 Vi 2 74 .June-Dec *77% 59% *33 35% 36% SECURITIES FIRM TRADING MARKETS —June-Dec 77% 77 % 77% .June-Dec *82%" 86 14 —June-Dec 77- % 78 page 31. f!ARL MARKS & flO. INC, FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS * 75% 3 - Telephone HAndve* 77 Vi 79 — — 3 76 50 Broad 85 St., New York 4, N. Y. 37% 76 83 13 see 79 Vi 85 —— *87% _June-Dec 11 12— ^^ >T£§ty;pe N11-$71 80 74 £r0O5O_ 78 uliU-2 - rx wr - rn Sir—rr.r* ,iA£ , 58% 37 % 55% 79% *82 58 36% *58 For Financial Inatitutions 83 79 .June-Dec 3%s series No. 10 3%s series No. 3%s series No. 3Vis series No. 3Vis series No. 82 .June-Dec 58% June-Dec 77% 73 36% 36% 58% • 78 Vi June-Dec No. 59% 32% 165 33 Vi 3%a 3%s series 3%s series 37 Vi 55% 34 1 June-Dec 196% 61 Vi 28 59% V 39 58 14 36% 55% 34 *58 58% 34% *33 *33 1961 sinking assented 1993 59% 36 Vi 58% • *58 1957 6%s *58 3/aj/-Nov bonds 2%s-3s 59 V* 36% 55% 33% *33 Af ay-No* 1963 37% 55% ; ■i. .Aprll-Ocf sinking fund 6s 1963 36% 59% 35% *58 assented 34 34% " > 2 ' *34Vi *33 AOs 58 % 55% —— 58 % 80 44% 55% *33 —Feb-Aug A6s assented 95% 65 Vi 41% , *58 57 44 103% 80 41% ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961— Jan-July A6s assented Jan 1961 Jan-July AExternal sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—LMar-sepf A6s assented Sept 1961 —_Mar-Sepf AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962 Aprll-Ocf AExternal 102 V* 99% 15 92 Vi 80 41% 42 ' — 44" 92% 92 Vi *91% * 1981 4 42% 99% 100% (Plan B)— 2 77% 102% ' *41 Vi 100 Va (City) 8s 1954. Jan-July Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bds 1978—Jan-JuZy IA Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Nou |A7s assented 1942 May-Noy 61 Vi 89 — 63 87 76% 76 110% 100% 6 88 55 2 101% 101 Vi (Interest June-Dec '76 75% 75 Vi 1 ' 60% 86 60% 78 77% 98'% 55 11 1957 Aprll-Ocf (Interest 63% 86 Aprll-Ocf (interest June-Dec A 30— AQuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1962 Aprll-Ocf Plan 151 (Interest Aprll-Ocf due External dollar bonds of 1944 3Vis series No. 1 No. — 97% funding bonds of 1931 due 1951 Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 3.375%) 1979 Aprll-Ocf series 68 97% •% 3%s 67% 97% June-Dec 1941 reduced to 3.375%) 1979 A7s (Central Ry) 1952 to — *65% Feb-Aug Jan-July 1955 Stamped pursuant to Plan reduced 70 *65% June-Dec Stamped pursuant to Plan to 68 101% June-Dec reduced to 3.5%) 1978 AExternal s f 6 Vis of 1926 due 1957 g 65% 65 June-Dec Stamped pursuant to Plan reduced 65% Jan-July 1957 sinking fund 7s AExternal 100 69% 100 A (U 8 of) 92 95% Feb-Aup 20-year 3 Vis 1967 20-year 3Vis 1966 15-year 3Vis 1962 Belgium (Kingdom of) External — *65 Vi June-Dec 1956 3 Vis — — *65% bonds 10-year 3 Vis 1 92% *65% 1957-April-Ocf 1957-Aprll-Ocf f $ bonds 1978 92 . *65% B scr 81%" 25-year 2%s 1945—Jan-July 1946—Jan-July ser D 1945—Jan-July AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_Aprll-Ocf ser 81 *77 A Carlsbad *90% Vi 76% 75% 7,8 *77 —June-Dec r, 5 90 • 7fr 82 4 • —."June-Dec Brisbane (City) sinking fund 5s 1957 Afar-Sept Sinking fund gold 5s 1958 Feb-Aug Cmldas (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f I bonds 1978Jan-July Canada (Dominion of) 3V4» 1961 __Jau-July 25-year 2%s 1974 Mar-Sept 1-1693 Foreign Government aad Municipal 99 88 ' 74 Teletype • Broadway, New York Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Colombia)— fAGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1947 Feb-Aug ^Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948 ApriZ-Oct Akershus (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968 Afar-Sep 76 85% 77 , 10 77Vi .: 29_ IVia series -No. 76% 73% 78 ._june-Dec . 75 77 83% 28 . - • 77% ' 3Vis Wertheim&Co. „ ... *81 —June-Dec - ' 4 • % — — 77% —June-Dec . ' 75% 77% ..Juue-Deo - [ - 3Vis series No. Telephone High *77 *77 series series No. Low .June-Dec 3Vis . Jaa^l No. ..June-Dec 3Vis series No. 19— 3Vis series No. 20— 3Vis series No. 21_. No. Raaga Staea Sold High '' 3Vis ' Bonds Friday's or Bid A Asked Low 15-——— No. 3Vis 97101 % series 3Vis - Friday Sale Price ' 3%s series , -Period :** *■""ST ^ ' 27 Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June The 28 15, 1953 (2592) NEW YORK BOND RECORD RANGE New York Stock Exchange t " ■ . , . . • ; , AChilean Consol assented A 7s AChinese A 6S of of 1961*. 1927 Jan (interest reduced to 1960—.—---— extl 4s extl bonds Jan f dollar 1 AEstonia 98% 37% 39% 23 111% 115 41% 44 41% (Republic of) 43 *35% **100 3 1 100 ft 100'/a 55 91V* 100 100 Va *82 7s 1st 66 A6%s extended 1944 *57% — 1st 6%s due & — Greek Government— A7s 'v\ part paid 1964 part paid 1968 A6s . — (City) external 6V2S 1960 Italian (Republic)—i External s f 2% to Jan 1, 1952, thereafter due to 2% Jan *92% Taiwan 154%. Council Electric Power A5V2s » 149 ¥»• 98 93 * 95 14% 13% 14% 20 13% 13% 56 *97 — < < "19 10 . 8% 1977 series B Public ». 97 1 1952, due 44 ' 146 51% 49 53% External A6%s extl of extl loan '30 of 1964 to 7s (Colombia) 30-year 3s $ f s 6%s 1954 79 % 43 149 90 Va :r'i I978__ bonds 54%, v 9% 15% 12% 13% 7 9% 15% *__ 1 ■ . 2 127% 140% 80 82 V2 14 ... • 129 92 Jan-July 96% 107 87 '/•■ 121 77 ;,i 10% 17 67 — 68 113 : 5 ; 106% 117% 69% 69% 64% 72% *49 Va 51% 49% 55% *50 62 49 54 'v 1 " 120% 119% 120% 26 119% 128 72% 45 70 Va 78 70 Va 'V ;• 70% 4 *151 —._Mar-Sept —Mar-Sept 148% 154 __ 99 Vs 95 97 Vs 97% 148 bond . A4 %s % 86% 86% A 6s 44 ektl loan 86 •82 1 4 83 ' , 90 ' 941 94% ^ *10% 8 67% 67% *__ — __ 943i •91 7'"- • 8 • " 5% 9 117% 117% to 1971————June-Dec 71,; 71% 1961 extended 6s due 89 83 86 ^ ; ■ ' " 1961„j_—June-Dec '26 of 83% ' 86% *83 ——Feb-Aug assented 1958—— (City oft— 148 1937)— of readjustment 1979__ -May-Nov 1979——..—.May-Nov 3%-4%-4fts external conversion ;1&78—June-Dec '4-4 V4-4%s external readjustments 1978—Feb-Aug 3V2S external readjustment l984L_i.:_—Jan-July Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of) ,r A Warsaw (City) external 7 s 1958———Feb-Aug Yokohama 41% 41% 41% — 66 60 62 113 __ v. V " to 1955- 111% 103 *61 ' k 64% 14 *63 is 58 97 ; . . conversion External 142 77% 54 : : 72% 70% 11 94% 11 >106 Jan-July, 1952 coupon on_— (dollar External, > • 83% 79% 15Y. 6V« 11% *9 86 83/4 •; __ 95% 95'/a ; - 1961——— extended 3%-4-4V«s 91% 80 4 133 *12% Jan-July . 12 (Republic) external 8s 1946—Feb-Aup sinking fund 6s 1960———May-Nov AEXternal sinking fund 6s 19641——May-Nov • 115% 117 71% June-Dec Mexican Irrigation— §A4%s assented (1922 agreement) A4%s small 1943— ' • . March 1 1945 due 7s * AMedellin 69 13% 5AUruguay 4 ——May-Nov 1957—April-Oct 1975 to 82%, 78 133 133 May-Nov Mtge Bank) (Btate _ 51% 49% 90% *88 —Feb-Aug Feb-Aug 1965—, due 1965 extended 5%s Ajugoslavia 49% June-Dec 1954 '24 1954 extended 6%s due A5%s loan 59 V* AExternal —-Jan-July (Kingdom of) 7s 1951 Japanese (Imperial Govt)— 81 59% ' Ujigawa Electric Power Co Ltd— a7s 1st mtge s f 1945— . Altaly 66 Va 78 — Ltd— Co extl loan of '27 AWith '% 52 76% *87 Jan-July — 61 78 136% 136% Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd— ^ A6s 1st mtge $ ser 1953———i—June-Dec 6s 1953 extended to 1963-————June-Dec 42% 60 51% 49 49 , 1977 ; — 7s 1952——— 59% *13 • institute— thereafter Utility to Jan 5% - 69% 13% sterling loan of'12 1952———Mar-Sept A5s . , 49 /an-July Mar-Sept — 1947 61 *— —Aprll-Ocf 5V2S due 1961 extended to 1971——April-Oct 17% 93% 1971 (City of)— Tokyo Jan-July 195T 3%s s f 1971— —— extended to 1981—; (40-yr) 5%s due 1 — thereafter 1952, 1 due 3'/o §A7s Italian 2% . 87 61 *__ ' —-Jwne-Dec assented 1958^—--—— A5 %s —Jan-July — - 79 84 *„ 1958-— June-Dec external 7s of) County Credit Consortium for Public Works Italian A 1977 71 87 — pursuant to Plan A (interest " to 2.25%) 2004-—-:——Jan-July dollar loan 1968-1— Jan-July <(Prov A4V2S * , — —— 138% *147 v— Jun-July ' ■ __May-Nou Feb-A«<7 April-Oct Helsingfors 3% ASilesia 16%. 99% 96 99% 99% -Jan-July 149% 156 *153 Feb-Auy —Feb-Auy 1960 to * 70% 61 external Sydney 1950 mtge gen 1950 extended » 56 84 -- \ 65 : *— — 12V2 57%. 10% • *9% __Jan-July 1954— to 82 62 : 49 (interest ' 1976— —Jan-July 1944—.. mtge series A A ser 100%. 55 82 t-- *65 57 Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—"• A6%s 1st mtge s f. 1952-1-, June-Dec 6%s due 1952 extended to 1962—__—June-Dec * 100% 56v i; , Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest reduced to 2%) 2012 Aprll-Ocf Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)— A8s secured external 1962 May-Nov A7s series B secured external 1962May-Nov 42 102 100% 100% 100ft 100ft 1967 7s 29% Great Consolidated Elec Power— A 7s reduced A6s 75 52 , —Jan-July external water loan 1956————Mar-Sept A7s 88 60 *51% 1999 215%) reduced, to High 75 1957—-May-Nov to Plan A Stamped pursuant Low „ 1936 Stamped 41% 1976— ..Jan-July fan-July 1976_ bonds Jan 1 dollar f s ,88% 25 ^ Jan. 1 No. 75 stamped pursuant, to Plan A /; (interest reduced to 2.5 %) 1999__—Jan-JuZy A8s external 1950— —Jan-July. 100% 9 38% 114% 115 to Plan A (State of)— Paulo 8s 93 -90% 22 98 97% —ApriZ-Oct 3V2S extl si dollar bonds Jan 1 3s 93 v 37% bonds s 54% 63% Range Since Sold — Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2% ) 2012 :——May-Nou San 98 97 Feb-Au J gold 4'/2S 1962-—. Salvador (Republic of)— V Bonds * High *86 (interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001———May-Nou -- 63% *60 114% 99% 51% 60 Friday's May-Nov A6%s extl secured sinking fund 99 — *60 98" or Bid & Asked ApriZ-Oct (City of) 6%s 1952— (City) 8s 1952— Paulo Stamped pursuant 8 98% 51% *60 April-Oct extended External El 4% to (Kingdom of) extl 5Vis 1955— Called ASao (State)— Stamped assented 6%) A Rome 37»/4 — 51% 51% Feb-Aug §ASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947-. —June-Dec Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952_. —May-Nov 25-year gold 4'/2S 1953 —May-Nou ACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951-. June-Dec Cuba (Republic of) 41/8S external 1977— Cundinamarca (Dept of)— Jan-July 30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978- Denmark 58% 98% *97 3s ext sinking fund dollar bonds 1970- —April-Oct jAColombia Mortgage Bank 6 VzS 1947— —April-0<it 5 A sinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946— —May-Nov Czechoslovakia 55% *97 __Jon-July - 1 vV —April-Oct 1961—— Oct 1928 Week's Range Last Sale Price High "7% *6% „June-Dec 1951 (Hukuang Ry) 5s (Republic of)— Colombia 'A6s I960- Period Exchange Low. Low 58 58 58 ._Mar-Sept ..Mar-Sept I960 Municipal 7s Jan. 1 No. High Interest BONDS New York Stock 36 Low '••• ■ 12 Range Since Sold Bid & Asked Sale Price Period ' JUNE ENDED Friday Bonds Friday's or East Interest BONDS WEEK FOR Week's Range Friday 111 66% .96 73 13% 10% 124% 76 ' , ANew assented A Small Mexico (1942 agreem't) — 9% - Of 1899 due 1945— Quar-Jan V/ ALarge 9% Alabama __ _ A Small . 5A5s assented (1922 agreem't) 1945--Qua r-Jara A Small - Aluminum A5s new assented (1942 agree't) ALarge . 1963_Jan-July ASmall — due A4s 1954 of menti 1910 (1942. agree't) (assented 1945 A4s v * agree- - - 1913 1% 16 agreement) 14% *15% ; *15 (assented to 1922 1933 . ASmall (1942 agree't) Milan — —■- V ASecured 14% 15% *" reduced \ Plan 2.125%) . 4 A5%s Oslo (City) 1958 to, 1968— sinking fund 4%s 1955 101% 101% 100% ~2 100 % 100% 7 99% 99% 99% 100% *95% 97% — *100% 117% 70 f A4%s assented Porto 8s Alegre 6s 2nd 6s 1966 7» For footnotes page 31. * 98 89 23 92 93% 104 Va 95 114 Vn 115% 110 114% 123 116% 117% 546 116 125 96% 96 97 95% 95 95% 95% 95% 91% 91% 96 52 26 .... - 101% 95 91 100% 95% ser 101% *100 100% 101% — — 9 48% 54% 23 48% 54% 48% 54% 12 ' •4 9% 3 4 —— 11 and 98 80 87 97% 95 101% 83% 92 101% 45 106 120% 112 100 112% 99% 104% 105 103% 15 103% 108 y« 8 100 y« 102% 102% 102% 19 102% 1041/4 5 94% 96% 4 8 14 1 6y4 11% 38 36% » ■ — ~ -- it 35% __ 37 58 Ref i 48% 48% "2 29% 29% 5 38 48% 34% ♦48 --- - __ 50 44% *53% 53 j ~ 36 36% 5 36 38% 37 37 4 37 37 36 38 56% 92 74% 76% 74% 85 74% 76 23 74% 85 74%, 74% 76 147 74% 85 85 84% 85 17 84% 95 66% 65% 67 231 65% 75% 87 96% " ^ due Dec 1 1995—June-Dec. 1 Bangor & Aroostook RR— 1st mtge 4V2S conv 1976-1 2010— 4 , i t Telephone of Pa Beneficial. Industrial Bethlehem Steel —May ' k Jan-July Loan 2'/aS debs ■ * ». 82 81 81 ♦76 April-Ocf 87 107% y» 19 80% 88% 77 86% 1961_May-Nov. ; ?5 107% 86% 107 111% 94% 92% 95% 87 86% 107 _ 93% ... 2%s series I 1970_-_—Jan-July 2%s series J 1976-'—^May-Nou mortgage 3s series K 1979——Jan-July Borden (The) Co 2%s debs 1981 i-i—MarrSept Boston & Maine RR— ' ' 88% 88 .89 93% 82 82 *99 V» 100 First mortgage 4%s *76% series JJ 1961—AprtZ-Oct mortgagees series RR I960—la—_Jan?July mortgage 4%s series A July 1970- May-Nou 72% 88 95 96 *89% mortgage 5s series AC 1967——;—Ma.r-Sepf First mortgage 5s series II 1955—MayrNov A Inc 31 wl__ *92 First ; 3 76% » Consol 57% 87 87 ; 5s series C 1960 Corp^— , ' 1985__Jan-July Consol mortgage Consol mortgage j 166 3%%-contingent interest)—_ First lien ahd ref M 4s series D Bell 96% 102 . . 48% 54% — 1 , (3%% fixed & i%% conting int) 1980_JanrJuly Toledo-Cincinnati division- i 36 86% 61 Pittsburgh-Lake Erie & W?st Virginia— ' Refunding 4s series A 1980. -May-Nou S'western dlv first mortgage 5 'h ser A ■K __ 36 36 93% ^ 1 *67 88% (22,5% A4Vas convertible income Feb ; 96% 92% 1995———-—June-Dec' general mortgage 6% Series 4 5 51 29 and fixed and 58% 35% 1075_April-Oct Series K due March 1 2000—1_'—-Mar-Sept Series JM due March 1 1996_i_—^_Mar-Sept. 9% 86% 93 fixed Series 'G due Dec 11% 37% (4% series B 13% 5% 95 J 1% contingent interest) July 1 95 : > . / 11% 3 39 5% , Refundiiig and general mortgage 5 % (2 % fixed and 3% contingent interest):— - • 6% 11 - 9% — __ 90% 100% 100% 104% Jan-July Jan-July First mortgage *37 . ^ "V"5 108 100 First JunerDec 87 97% 97% A 1980—-Mar-Sept b RR—" Baltimore & Ohio i June-Dec —— 1 106 First mortgage 4s Series A July 1975____April-Oct " i __ *80 2 - 100 38 *38 May-Nou (interest 98 81 108 Atlantic 9% 48% 98 *79 5 . 54* 9% Jan-July 98 May-Nov 1—U . 4%s-4s 91% ^^„_April-0cf — & 34 10% of 1926 due 1966 see 84% 5 54 "* Fe— 1995-^ 1 53% *9 (interest Aprll-Ocf Plan A {Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004 89% Mar-Sepf 0en mtge 4%s ser C 1972 — Refilling 2%s debentures 1966 76% (interest — July 1962_i — 33% '9% reduced to 2.5%) 1999 A6s external sinking fund gold 1968 -June-Dec Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2%) 2012—a—i June-Dec reduced to 2,25 %) 2004 1967 stamped pursuant to 98% 89% Quar-Jan 100% *9 —Feb-Aug Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2% ) 2012—; —Feb-Aup Rio Grande do Sul (State of)— #A8s external loan of 1921 1946— —Aprll-Ocf - 85% 98% April-Oct 1995--—J 4s x. 1966- feanta Topeka & 1995 3%s debs Investment 4s July 4s Products Co 5s Gen mortgage 4 _April-Oct .Stamped pursuant to Plan A gold 99% stamped pursuant to Plan A external loan W P first 1 ~ - A 7s Arbor Charlotte Air Line Ry— First mortgage 3%s 1963 -—May-Nou Atl Coast Line RR 4V2S A 1964———..June-Dec ■ Stamped pursuant to Plan A 84% 98% 117% 85 13 85% 115% ' 311 86 „ 71 (City of)— reduced to 2.375%) 2001 AExternal secured 6%s 1953 108% 109% 85 —Feb-Aug 115 jan-JuZy _ Stamped pursuant to Plan A 1977---- debentures 69 *30 (interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006— 7an-July IA Rio de Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946 —April-Oct / — 63 1940 1963 1964 105 100% 100% series 1961 stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2.375 %) 2001 7%s —Jan-July 1962__April-Oct ^-—Aprll-Ocf debentures 1969—! debentures Atlanta 115% 125 " . —-_Mar-Sept convertible 1 52 s — 9 50% extl 19731- 22 51 loan (Republic of) gold A4%s assented 1958 ..June-Dec .^......—..June-Dec 1987 debentures Stamped 101% 100% 66 1961—Aprll-Ocf Aprll-Ocf ; April-Oct IAStabilization loan sink fund 7s 1947—Aprll-Ocf A4%s assented 1968 —ApriZ-Oct AExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950 Jan-July ANat iAPoland 85% 84% 109% 70 % 65% 51% series June-Dec 1961— 111% 111% 52 1st . 84% 1982_____——^—April-Oct debentures General 98 14 117% 119% 70 95% — 51 6s 116% Atchison 101% 7 50% f 108% Associates 100 % 3 99% 51 s 88% 1963^ A 35 101% 99 ¥2 51% extl 92% .94 y« Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp— : 1st mortgage 4s (reg only) I960— June-Dec AnheuserrBusch Inc 33/as debs 1977—i—April-Oct 52 100 | 69 84% American Tobacco Co debentures 3s 36% 99% 1960—June-Dec loan : 64% 422 87% 3V2S conv debs 99% 99% —April-Oct lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947 ——Mar-Sept Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2.125%) 2008 Mar-Sept APeru (Republic of) external 7s 1959 Mar-Sepf ANat 66% 80»/2 88% 52 ,' 86% 4 18% - 34 36 *33% Mar-Sept May-Nou May-Nou extended 94y» 100 78% 51 Ann Mar-Sept 1953 extended to 1963 extl loan (30-yr) 1958- — — sinking fund 4%s 1965_ April-Oct sinking fund external loan 1963 Feb-Aug 3%s sinking fund external 1957 —April-Oct Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec 5%s due 64 V2 V 25 75 34% 35 *33% 4s 6s due 100 , External Development Co Ltd— loan (30-yr) 1953- 80 85% 3V4S Mar-Sepf extl 78% 79 100 ■ 88% 3s ex'l sinking fund 6V2S 1959__Mar-Sepf Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest reduced to 2.125%) 2008 Mar-Sept Netherlands (Kingdom of) 3%s 1957 May-Nou Norway (Kingdom of) 4%s 1956——* Mar-Sept A6s 92% ' 81 17% •• ■ 88% 87 ASecured Oriental > " 100 87% 3%s (interest A 2008— 25 89% J':, 0 80% 18% sinking fund 6%s l958__Mar-13ept to 104% 97% 88% 2%s ... Stamped pursuant to 100% 100% 101 2%s debentures 1071——-—_—Feb-Aug 18% *18% extl 102 % 80% 2%s debentures — *18% ApriZ-Oct (State)— 97% ——-Jan-July 1986— 3%s 1963_Jan-JuZy (City of) 6%s 1952— Geraes 98% debentures 2%s convertible debentures 15 . ASmall A Mlnas 99% > 69 99% 97% junior debentures 1987— —_JaJi-june Telephone & Telegraph Co.— ... 1980—; ;_Feb-Aup debentures 1975 ——ApriZ-Oct debentures 2%s . assented new 97% 96 American ~9% —Jan-July — A 6s Cofp 33As s f debs 1964—May-Nou Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept — — 1963_Jan-JuIy ■ 5 A Treasury 6s of 98% 99% 80 211 2%s ~9% ~9V8 1 „ *96 ; > 75 .. 98'% 97% 2%s 9 »/8 - ~~ agree't) •; *71 98 104V4 105% 94 y« 50 65% 4.80s ; (1942 — Bosch — Jan-July — ASmall — 96% . 101% Ltd— American & Foreign 1968—Jan-July 1922 — assented new to — ' / ASmall . American -- Canada of 94% 94% , 3 96 103 1 103 American June-Dec — assented new IA 4s 16% Co 103 debentures 1970——,,-— May-NOv Airlines 3s debentures1966-1—June-Dec 3%s 17% 16% __ *17 — - 16% 17% *17 *17 __—„ . A 4s of 1904 (assented to 1922 agree't) i _Feb-Aug Alpminum Co of America 3V8S :1964_- 100 __ 97 % :i 97 % Power ALarge , *100 Qreat Southern 3'As 1967—May-Nou first mortgage- 3 %s 1972—Jan-July Albany & Susquehanna; RR 4%s 1975—-—April-Ocf Allegheny. Corp debs 5is ser A 1962_^——JK/lay-Nav Alleghany ti- Western 1st gtd 4s 19g8-r—April-Ocf Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978_„_ApriZ-Oct Allis-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures 1956___Mar-SepZ Alabama 9% (Republic of)— §A5s . *9% 8% 9% 1968__Jan-July 1968 INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES RAILROAD AND 1943__May-Nou — •95% 92 100% 91 2 —— 77 99 73% . 98 82% 101 77 72% 73 23 72 77% 57 57% 13 55% 62% 1 Number Volume 177 5229 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .... (2593) 29 NEW YORK BOND RECORD < RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE 12 ' Friday BONDS.. 4New York Stock Exchange Interest Week's "'Last Period - or Sale Price Range Friday's Bid & Asked Low Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968 April-Oct Brooklyn Uiiion Gas 4s deoenturts 1969—Mar-Sept General mortgage 2/%s I976__._ Jan-July 1st 3s •II gen income mtge 1982* : C - California Electric Power > first Southern consol gtd Ry— 1962 . 85 4'/2s 19S7 9 6'A ' 89 81% 83 100 J" ■ 99 __ 89 •• 81% 5 Consolidated A 3s in 39 100% 8 1 98 ' '• •' d82 % d82 % 90 81%: 101 104% "l 105 82 86 klst ■ *— 90 "I 105% 104 — 1st 95% 85'A 23 85'A 95% 85'/a - 4s 104% 104% 104% 10 104% Case mortgage guaranteed (J I) Co 3%s debs 15 103% 4s 3'/3s 1981 104'A 12 103% 97% 100% 137 97% 104 *94 98 103 103 103 *__ Feb-Aug I ■ Celotex Corp 3%s debentures 1960 3'As debentures (1947 issue) 1960 ' Jan-July 97% 3 97'A Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s Chesapeake & Ohio Ry— General 4%S Refund and 5 & A div first consol Chicago Burlington General 4s 77% 81 •; 66% 53 5 : 67% 81 36 62 • rei .AGeneral mortgage inc inc B 1997:— ! 2nd & 1 2038 A Jan A series General mortgage 4'As 4'As conv - A 1994—., inc ser increased series B A 1st Jan-July mtge 99 % 2044 1 2%s Chicago Terre & A ser Pacific Haute April 1999—April A 99'A 90 • - Income * 98 % 1st , mortgage 2%s series coll trust mtge 4% 8 G *94% > 86'A 96 99% 100'A 100% 72 99'A A 3s debs f s Jan-July Feb-Aug Feb-Aup General 53 series B Jan-July 105'A /. 97 'A 96'A 86 98 79% First Electric Illuminating mortgage mortgage First 3s 23/4s 1977—Jan-July 1991—Jan-July 1990-May-Nou 1970—Jan-Juiy 3s 1982 63% 116% 95 79 -3 74% 65'A 22 63 „ 62 16 99% 100 62 7 61% 99% , ... mortgage 3%s 1986 Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4'/2s Colorado Fuel & Iron ; ■ , 3s 17 94 17 75 sinking 60 67'A • 59'A * *72 r 61 133 59 64 74% 77'A 89'A 77% 2%s s debentures f debentures 1999* 27/8s s f Conn 89% — 93 > Power 70 70 1 68> *67 97'A 97'A 102'A' 101'A 106% 2 89% 95% 93'A 91% *._ 102'A and refund and refund - ■ mtge 2%s 89% mtge 92% » Fort 86% 96% '*98% ' 79'A Feb-Aug refunding 3s series and refund and 94 98% ' 5 99 « 30 79% 72% 64 91 91'A 98% 3'/4s conv For 91 19 95'A 1 92'A 104 debs footnotes ser page (3% 92 ' 100 101% 103% 92 93% 93 , 34 102'/a 86 , 86 91% _. 92% Feb-Aug 96% -June-Dec 140 X 1986.: — 31 29 101'/a 99% '. 29 May-Nov 86 91 71 86'A 83% 86 91 85 24 90 85 *80 84% 80% 87 Va 94 93 98 *88 II 94% 94% 1979_Jan-JuIy Mar-Sept ; Jan-July 96 85 4 96 97 '.3 96 86% 87 10 86% 95 'A Jan-July 2 10 95% 92'A 1 85'A 95'A 95'A 93% 1982—May-Sept Mar-Sept 94 85% 85% 85% 102% 93'A * 100% 94'A 93 96 96 _5 101% 101% 102 62 101 % 102% 122% 122 % 124 39 121% 127% 104% 96 73 70 *11 103'A *76 95 73'A 103 103'A 77'A 71 37 104% 95% 316 89 89% 76 96% 94 60 95 94'A 25 *__ 71 103 76 94'A —April-Oct 1977 10O *__ Jan-July —_Feb-Aup 94% 109 88 95% 92 92 ....Feb-Aup ___Mar-Sept. Tire • & & 93 102% 91% 4 :• 91 9 93% Rubber 95'A 99% 92 __ 92% 7 96 94% 4%s 103 97% 30 144 6 li 100% 92 92 89 *.. 93 102% 109'A 10 102% 92 96 88 98 93 93 919 Ry Co— 120% 107 106 12 105% 135 - 97 103 106 109% 108% 72 71'A 72% 30 109 % 71% 81% — *— 99 94% 94% — *76'A 79'A 78 82 *76'A 80 76 *— 91 99 : 97 — 96% __ 97% *— 94'A 21 96% 50 94% 100% 91 94'A 93 94% 101 101 2 87 89 58 __ 87 - 82% 99 101% 94'A 102% 102 98% • May-Nov — *100'A 101'A 100% 104% (B F) 1976 Jan-July 104% 98% Co —Jan-July 1976———.^.Jan-July 3'As 16 CO 94% 3 94 97% 96 1969—*._Mar-Sept mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov first 99 94 4 95 99% Corp— debentures series N 1990_^_Jart-July 3'As series O 2000 Jan-July 2%s series P 1982—_Jan-July 2%s series Q 2010-—_JaW-july 2%s series R 1961.—Jan-July A 108% 108% ''; 5 77% 77% 76 77 112% 89% 2 80 116% 77% 90 76 104 80 80 8 102 108% 102 — -— — — *69% "2 77% *72% 80 17% 18 25 97% 83% 97% 83% 16 98 98 Mobile & Ohio B States First Utilities mortgage V/ater (conv & 2%s 1st 2044—..April —Jan-July 1976—May-Nov April-Oct ...Jan-July mtge 1978.. 7-1-53) first sink Manhattan Central RR— 6'A 73% 75 12 20% 72 *96% 90'A 90% 9 fund first 5s Feb 1 97 83% 101% 91% 3 102 2 72 98 72 82 ' ' 90'A 1 90 92 97% 97% — *90% 95 June-Dec June-Dec —May-Nov .June-Dec — *"T'' *94 94 2%s 1976—Mar-8ept -Jan-July Jan-July A ' , a 106 88 106 a 106 ■ 88% _3 92% 106 92% 90 117% 95% . . 1967." June-Dec A 123% 121% 129 % 65 121% 138 94% 95 22 94% 105 Feb-Aug 58% 58 60 35 58 64% April-Oct 5s ser 5s 102% -- ■ first mtge * 9 RR— 3s after 75'/a 92% *92% Feb certificates 84% 69% ..Feb Debenture 23% 23% 25% 96 23% 31% 86 87 13 86 93% 1962_Jnne-Dec 1957 1957 ; . . ' 1981—Jan-July —June-Dec a 95 94% 99% 97 97% 98% 98% . mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A 1979—May-Noo Consol mortgage 5%s-33/4s series B 1979_May-Nou Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974 May-Nou Consol mortgage 37As series E 1982 Feb-Aup Refunding 4s" 1955 ; May-Nou Refunding 5s 1955— May-Nou Debenture 4%s 1966— Feb-Aug Illinois Ry 4s series A 1970 Jan-July Indianapolis Union Ry Co— Refunding and imp 2'As series C 1986—June-Dec 94% ;— — 95'A 96 103'A 103'A 95% 99% 10 103% 104% 105% 105% 105% 1 101% 101% 38 — 88 89% 95 13 101% Terminal - 102 % 106 134 2 Consol 161 ' — Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A First mortgage 3s series B 1978 102 140 debs 3%s debs General mortgage Illinois 105. 96% 3s Utilities income • ' *__ & AAdjusted income 102% 95% 105 97 r -. Jan 1982 Corp Realty conv Hudson ^ 99% 92% . A 1972, 1977 mortgage 3%s 99% 95'A _Apn7-Oct t ser Hocking Valley Ry first 4'As 1999 Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970 Houston Lighting & Power Co— ' 95% 95'A 97 H 93% 91% *104'A 106 *134 ' 100% 84% v 1965 2000... Jan-July mortgage 3%s 1971—Mar-Sept Denver Foods Hudson Coal . 5s mortgage 3%s 1981, 1st mortgage 3'As 1982 104% 1 * 100% 100 104'A 78 April-Oct 92% 83% Jan-July June-Dec 85 *69% May-Nou _May-Nov 1st 91% 91% — 84 *941/2 101% 57 *83 :___June-Dec debentures 1969—— First mortgage 2%s 1979 First mortgage 2%s 1980.; 97% 85% — 83% * 102% - -*—. 1993 ;3s 99% 93% ■ *90 94% Feb-Aug .—May-Nov Mar-Sept 100 97 99 % 96 May-Nov 1970.1 4'As mortgage Gulf 99% 90 ,101% 102% *93 94 97'/a ' 99% 100'A April Collateral trust 3%s 1968 10U% 90% —— 83% D 101 refunding 4s series B 1975.—Jan-July General mtge inc 5s series A July 2015——April First and refunding 3%s scries D 1969-April-Oct General mtge inc 4s series B Jan , — 83'A : 101 *— 99% First and 99% 93% — 91% ' _. May-Nov April-Ocf 1977.June-Dec 1976 4'As series D Gulf 97% 102% 95 a 4s a 97 91 91'A 84 98 *98% fixed mortgage General mortgage AGreen Bay & West debentures ctfs 93% 105% 96% 58 ~i *_. .... 98 fixed / inc General 100 92% ■ 91 — 101% 87% 93 *94 1985 1965 Co— General 102% 93 1 *._ * 88'A • 1985— B 1979 Geneial ' V- 92% 99 '• " 100 *90 . 1972—May-Nou series E 1979_Jan-July 1967 see I * ser 88'A *_. ' . A ser 2%s General 79% 90 93 .ApriZ-Oct 23/4s 4 Great Northern Ry Co— General 5s series C 1973.: 69 10 98 *93 *102'A * f 95% 88'A 1973__May-Nov May - 2018— K ser 2%s Mtge Worth Goodrich 85% 70% 90% General mortgage 4'As 1954 April-Oct Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power (Bait)— 1st ref M 2%s ser T 1976—* Jan-July 1st ref M 2%s ser U 1981 —a s 34 G /-///.;•'■ 63 3 97% 98% 100 ' 70% 91'A 1977_April-Oct C l972_June-Dec debentures 1963—* Consolidated Gas Co of Bait City— ref mtge 29% Jan-July 2%s series I 2%s ser J 1985 debentures General 94 96 — 79'A 64 B refund mtge 3s ser F 1981 1st & ref M 3'/4s ser G -1981-*—. 1st & ref M 3%s ser H 1982 *i 1st & ref M 3'As series I 1983 1st 32 1963——May-Nov series C Southwestern first stamped General ,f • l982_Mar-Sept 3s convertible ' -96 *100 70% & 1st mortgage ( 98% 63 *— *April-Ocf ser 2%s and First Paso 2%s < — Feb-Aug A ser 3s 5s 96% 1 87% *90 June-Dec 1961 ser First ' 90'A 92 % 86% - mtge 2%s mtge mortgage Hackensack A First 4 *29% *94 .... 1993 series H 3%s debentures 103% — 92'A 87 April-Oct —April-Oct York-*- First 35 34% 1961..i_May-Nov -Jan-July ^---May-Nov {Florida-East Coast first 4'As 1959___—^.June-Dec a First and refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept ; * 93% ■2 97% 1965— First 3s 3%s Firestone 99% '23 102'A 102'A April-Oct 33/4s series refund tr Ohio Division first 103'/a 93% 92 *— __ 78'/a 78 97% 1 r" — 103'/4 104 92 70 67 — 97'A *94% _i 97 1999 Consolidated Edison of New and 31 % 32 2015 April First consol mortgage 3'/4s series E 1964_April-Oct First consol mtge 3%s series F 1990 Jan-July First consol mtge 3'As series G A ' Consolidated Cigar Corp— Debentures (now 3%%) First due interest) mtge & General >/ ' . 99% debentures 2001 River 5s contingent Interest) Erie Railroad ;•■/:;/ 1 1955—Feb-Aup • coll ref 5s 60 '/a Co— Compania Salitrera—See Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate M division ref El » fund 27% - 34 East Tenn Va & Georgia div first 5s 1956_May-Now Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuIy Elgin Jdliet & Eastern Ry 3%s 1970 Mar-Sept 80% 42 '94% *98 mortgage 3s series L 1977. mortgage 3s series N 1978 First 3s 40 23 34'A ..April-Oct mortgage 2%s 1980— 1st mortgage 3%s 1982. /99% 76% 62 93 series A 1975 June-Dec debentures series B 1975,*— Feb-Aup 3%s debentures ser C 1977 April-Oct Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3'/4s 1970—May-Sept Columbus & Toledo first external 4s First 1% 1st debentures Edison 27 .-June-Dec J. 71 75 3s Commonwealth 25'A 97 102 60 100 * 31% *29% Feb-Aug .. 72'A 60 99% 94 June-Dec Corp— 94 4 *29% Gen & ref ,mtge 3%s series M 1988 3s convertible debentures 1958 —June-Dec Detroit & Mack first Hen gold 4s 1995—.June-Dec A Second gold 4s 1995— June-Dec Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 85'A 60'A June-Dec 4%s conv debs 1966 Columbia Gas System Inc— 3 i. 1961—April-Oct — * Essex Duquesne Light Co 94 Mar-Sept First 94 33% 24 4'As 1961—...May-Nov Detroit Tol & -Irontoil RR .2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961— May-Nou 3s subordinate debs 1982 84% 115 24 75 June-Dec 1985 101% 94 .'.1—Jan-July 1 103% 81'A 80% 74% 64 1993*****—*—i.*June-Dec Refunding and impt 4>As series E Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s St Louis Division first coll trust 4s Cleveland & Gen & > 95 89'/8 '79 • April-Oct 1977— City Ice & Fuel 2%s debentures 1966„ June-Dec City Investing. Co 4s debentures 1961 June-Dec Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry— General gold 4s 1993_ —June-Dec ' 1965 General and refund 112 88'A 4 - mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969 mortgage 2%s series G 1974— T Financial Corp 25/8s 1959 Co refund Detroit'Edison1 112'A 100 5 91'A *115 i 79 Ve l975_April-Oct ; 98 103% 99 ' *._ 1982—.May-Nov First I and Income mortgage . 104'A 100 5 First Cities Service debentures Denver & Salt Lake-A Income mortgage (3% — 86'A Jan-July 1963—_Jan-July ser 100 33'A .—June-Dec 1%- contingent interest) 1993 AIncome mortgage series A (4'A% 120'A 94% 91'A RR Co— Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s First mortgage 2%s 1978.™ Cincinnati Union Terminal— ' C 2%s First mortgage series A 1 89'A 101 '/8 101% Jan-July Chicago & Western Indiana 96% 101% 33'A 1975—April-Oct First mortgage and coil trust 2%s 1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980 Denver & Rio Grande Western RR— 103 102 *__ 2%s Power & Light 3s 1973. First mortgage and coll trust 3'As 62% : 89'A 100 Jan-July mortgage 3'/as series F 1963— First Co Gen Southeastern Ry— refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_Jan-July 2%s-4%s 1994 Chicago Union Station— 20 June-Dec Delaware 75% '/ 108'A ■••'99 91'A first mtge 1978 mtge & 13 99'A 100'/4 3s mtge & coll tr 4'As 27 - Lt 1st First and First & mortgage 1st 99 6 90'A 100 RR— & 89% June-Dec * Collateral trust 4-6s May 1 2042 102 53 — 89'A Jan-July 1980„ 14% 17 102% 96% *95 June-Dec 90 90% ' 90 ■, Jan-July 2019—April Jan Jan Western Ry— < Second mortgage conv inc 4'As* Jan l First mortgage 3s series B 1989 - April 1956 North Chicago Rock Island 197Q. 85 99 *95 90 April Pacific RR— 4s B 1st 1983 Jail 2003 Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s .Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & First' mortgage ser contingent May-Nov May-Nov Jan-July April Louisville Ry— mortgage 4s inc series mortgage 4'As inc ser Chicago & I'wy > 52% 1 -109% 109% ^Aoril 1985 68 90% 93% *99'A 101% ... fis conv mtge 4'/2s Jan Chicago Indianapolis A 99 „• Jan-July Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982 Chicago Great Western 4s ser A.1988 A 1st >'! 136 *.■ mortgage 33As series AGeneral 53% 91 *97% 100'A 1989—___Jan-July Quincy RR— 4s Morris 1958 mtge 3s 1990—* Chicago & Eastern 111 RR— First 52% Mar-Sept 1996—May-Nou 1989 ref ' 75 1 91 ' ■— refunding mortgage 3'As 1985—Feb-Aug refunding mortgage 2'%s 1970—Feb-Aup Feb-Aug First and 1st & & 4s 16 98 95% 89% Jan-July 1970— & lien -Pennsylvania Division— 77% 81 Mar-Sept First and ' gold 4s consolidated gold A 105 ' Refund and impt M 3'/2s series E 1996—Feb-Aup Refund and impt M 3%s series. H 1973—June-Dec R Second ser First 98 97% . impt M 3'/2S series. D 7 *80 Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co— New York Lackawanna & Wetesrn Div 98% 98 ' —- 97% iitiiu 66"% Feb-Aup Feb-Aug Jan-July 1965 1992 4s 101% 98 —— '■ — 97% 77% • April-Oct 1968 98% 92 *98% -- 1974— 95% 4 . • ref Deere & 69 92% 92 • • Pacific Ry Co— First and refund 3'/as series A First mortgage 3%s series B & 3'As debentures 1977— Delaware & Hudson 4s extended 63 __ *98% 102 1948. June-Dec Central High 97% 95'A 14% 15 —June-Dec mortgage 3s series A 1978 First mortgage 3%s 1982— Dayton Union Ry 3 %s series B 1965 106% 97% . - 1970 First 98% 103 92 April-Oct Jan 1 2020 May AGen mortgage 4'/2s series B Jan 1 2020 May Central RR Co of N J— • General mortgage 3'As 1987—v— Jan-July Central New York Power 3s 1974 v series) mtge 4s June 30 1970-.— Dayton Power 105 ' . Feb-Aup Feb-Aup A {Central Branch U P 1st gold 4s Central of Georgia Ry— First mortgage 4s series A 1995 AGen mortgage 4'/2s series A Low 94 95% Ry— 4s~ (1942 Imp & equip 4s 1970 106% . 96% 19 64 *92% —- April-Oct __ S mtge First 97% June-Dec 1965 Jan. 1 NO. 106% Mar-Sept Mar-Sept 1978_* Corp 3s debentures debentures 1976 Range Sine* Sold 107% 103% 104'A — «, Celanese 951% (stpd as to payment dollars) 2001 1st 106% 103% Jan-July 1965— I*;—May-Nov Bonds High *— Cuba— 1st lien 97 104 Jan-July • First . Friday's debs Cuba Northern June-Dec Carthage & Adirondack Ry— U of ApriZ-Oct April-Oct Consumers Power first mtge 2%s 1975 Mar-Sept Baking 3s debentures 1965. Jan-July Continental Can 3%s debs 1976——__April-Oct Crane Co 3'As s f debs 1977 r May-Nov Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3'As 1966 May-Nov 94% , Railroads inc cum 100'A 89 4s debs series A 1960* Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio or Bid & Asked Low Cuba RR— —Feb-Aug Capital Airlines Inc— Sale Price Continental *104% 105 — April-Oct I 94'% 96% Jya ■ . Guaranteed gold 4%s 1955 Guaranteed gold 4'As 1956 Canadian Pacific Ry— 4% consol debenture (perpetual) Week's Range Last Period • 3s 5s A ' 1 1976—June-Dec California Oregon Power 3'As 1974 _May-Nov Canada Canadian National Guaranteed gold Friday Interest Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968 3%s debentures 1976—_—— 104'A V" •" ' High 103 — Jan-July ,. \ 85 *100% April-Oct ; 100% *~ ___Jan-July Buildings 5s gtd 1960 5s * Low y — —May-Nov 1955_* BONDS New York Stock Exchange Jan. 1 ' 1980 Cons 5s No. ""■* Jan-July Brown Shoe Co 3'As debs 1971' 3An-July Buffalo Niagara Elec first rntge 2%s 1975_May-Nov Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh R.v— Stamped modified 4%s 1957— Bush Terminal Co Bush Terminal 1 Range Since Sold* High —— " mortgage Bonds 7 105% 107 100 104% 85'A 90 91 91 ■ __ *90 j 30 Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June The (2594) 15, 1953 NEW YORK BOND RECORD RANGE Friday Interest Last Period BONDS New York Stock Exchange Week's Sale Price •r Inland Steel 3'As Co 1972__— debs Mar-Sept 96% 96% 1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982—-Mar-Sept , "98 WEEK ENDED I Low New Jersey Power & 109% New Orleans Great 100 101 New 96% 117 97% — Jan-July AFirst 5s AFirst gold series International 3.65s 5s series Minerals subord conv 1956 C Chemical & debs 3%s I debentures series s Power 105% 120 63 62% 100 100 3 96% 96% •85 % 112% 113 96 95 mortgage 3s A Certificates 160% 32 88% 93 1 85% 93 90 90 91 88 88 95 89 87% 89% 1976—Mar-Sept 90 87% 3%s 1st mtge 4s 1990 City Power <fe Light 2%s 1976 April-Oct Kansas June-Dec mortgage First 2%s 2%s 1978 1980 June-Dec City Southern Ry 4s mortgage 3%s series B 1968 101 101% June-Dec Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974 April-Oct Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987 Jan-Julp Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961__Jan-July Stamped 1961 Jan-July 1961 98 unguaranteed fAKreuger k Toll 5s certificates 1959 99% 96 Mar-Sept 1% scries New Y First 96 April-Oct _. — River ; :U^I ■/■/I.' 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General 96% 0 —April-Oct 1975 893A 91% 98% June-Dec 1960 100% 85 83 3%s sinking fund 90 , 1 102% 102% I960—April-Oct RR— Consolidated ~2 A— New Jersey Bell Telephone 3 'As 1988 footnotes First mortgage 3s Pennsylvania 92 3A ... Jersey Junction RR gtd 35 Pennsylvania Power & Light Co— 92% Naugatuck RR first gold 4s 1954 England Tel & Tel Co— For A3%s convertible inc debs Sept 1 10 58'A II June-Dec 1974 102% 98% 98 Mar-JVoo 1981. & Illinois 1st s f gold 4%s 1955—Jan-Julp Pennsylvania-Central Airlines— *82% 1976 1982— ? 94 3%s debentures 1964_.June-Dec 33 98 99% 10O - 142 98 100% 101% —April-Oct —__April-Oct Mar-Sept _Mar-Sept Paducah 103 197 ? 64% 98 84% Feb-Aug June-Dec 4%s series B 94 *99 June-Dec 1985 1986— debentures 102'/a New New 2%s debentures debentures 3%s 78 *98 June-Dec debentures & Tel 2%s 1970—-June-Dec Supply 2%s debentures 1967 debentures Pacific Tel 96 First debs 95 87% Co— 94 Louis— April-Oct 3s & 54 10234 104 Map-Nov National 3s & First & Peoples B 95% 95 873/4 Feb-Aug refunding 3%s series I 1966 June-Dec 1970 June-Dec 1971 June-Dec refunding 3s series L 1974. June-Dec refunding 3s series M 1979 June-Dec refunding 3s series N 1977—.—June-Dec refunding 2%s series P 1981— June-Dec refunding 2%s series Q 1980 June-Dec refunding 3%s series R 1982—_Ju7ie-Dec refunding 3s series S 1983 June-Dec refunding 2%s series T 1976 June-Dec refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985_June-Dec 182 103 Va 104 % 103% Feb-Aug Map-Nov Distillers Products 3%s debs 1974 National Steel Corp 1st 3'As 1982 guaranteed Electric 83 97% 103% 56% Natl First k 92 104 103 75% 100 % 1970 debentures k First & First 1 ' 99'A 102% 104'A 103% - Mar-Sept April-Oct 3s series 1975 First & refunding 3s series J First k refunding 3s series K First & 79'/a 92% 94% June-Dec 2%s 1986 Dairy Products 2%s debentures First 53 Va 1 00 85 1955—May-Nov 1978 Chattanooga & St 88 P Gas First & N Nashville 2%s — 87 25 102% 103% - 1955—May-Noo A mtge 4%s series B debentures * ■ 93 78 refunding 5s series F 1977—Mar-Sept refunding 5s series G 1978—May-Nop and Electric — »9V. 84% 26 . 54% *92% 1965—_Feb-Aug 1975— § A Convertible AFirst and & 3%s refunding-5s series A 4s and Gas •First mortgage 3%s 1982 —Mar-Sept Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct First & 88% *83% 1;_ 1978———„„—Jan-July ser A Jan 1967—.April-Oct AFirst 93% 96 —. 102% **" Jan-July Jan-July lien 4%s series D AGencral 93% 89'% ♦91 — First mortgage 3s 1979.—,—...——.June-Dec First mortgage 2%s 1980.. . ..Map-Nov 99% r ACum adjustment 5s tMissouri Pacific RR Co— A 53% }c 88% ' 40-year 4s series B 1962 Prior mortgage 2%s 1980— 98% .. 85 87 54 91 .... 99% -7' Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR— Prior 104% 91 — Marie- mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan 1971 May A General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991 May Mission Corp 3%s s f debs 1966 June-Dec 993% 98 2 '' 101 99 Va First Missouri Mar-Sept April-Oct May-Nov mortgage 3s 1974—. 100% ' 90 « Minnesota Minn St first mortgage 2%s 1975.—' Oklahoma Pacific Refunding & impt 4%s series C 1979 Jan-July Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept First mortgage 2%s 1969— _Mar-Sept First First Feb-Aug Michigan Central- 3 r 93 92% 92 2%s 1977—April-Oct first mortgage 82 — 96 90% - • ■ ~ — refunding 2%s 1981 : refunding 2%s 1978 First & refunding M 3%s 1982 §APhilippine Ry 1st sink fund 4s 1937 %ACertificates of deposit *100 Jan-July June-Dec _May-Nou May-Nou June-Dec Feb-Aug Jan-July —Jan-Julp 1023% 90 90% 90% 93 93 953% *87% 89'% 88% 88% 88% *90 — 98 * — 107% 109 96% — 110% 101 107 44 „ 1 __ — 883/4 97% 93 973/4 87% 9 { " * f 97'% 96 4 28 101% 102% __ __ 3%s s f debentures 1978 ———Feb-Aug McKesson & Robbins 3%s debs 1973 Mar-Sept Mead Corp first mortgage 3s 1966— June-Dec Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8S First mortgage 2%s 1980 Michigan Bell Telephone Co— 98 ! * 99 92 M Map-Nov 1 99 - i 75'/a JL •60% ; J i 101% 64 ' 106% 26 65 98 96 64 104 30 '983/4 ♦__ 108 101 101 1203%.f 98 97 ~~ i 105% 7 94% 98 93 "■ 95%* 100% Co— Power mortgage (Wisconsin) 89 » 94 First 83 2 77% 101% - _ Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1 1957^-May-Noy Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959- Dept Stores 2%s i 95% 100 10 105% 106% Quar-Feb 2047 9514 91 100 Quar-Feb First-mortgages 2%s 1975— mortgage 3s 1978 mortgage 2%s 1979 93% 94% - May * f 101% } 98%:» 97 , 92 88% 61% 86% 97 70 51 ~9 87% ♦90% Quar-Jan —-— 2047—— 1 First 101 85 __ " —Feb-Aug Macy (R H) & Co 2%s debentures 1972 ; 84% 64% 66 51 ~ 51 51 Quar-Jan —— first mortgage 2%s 1974 (Minnesota) 99 98% "5 89 101 Map-Nov 1979—May-Now 1982 87% 77% -Mar-Sept Louisville Gas & Elec 1st. mtge 2%s 1st <> April-Oct G 2003—-April-Oct II 2003 April-Oct mtge 3%s ser Louis Div. second gold 3s 1980 Atl Knox & Cincinnati Div 89 95 85 73 73 1980 1980 First mtge 3%s ser F 2003 refund 863% 100 96 ' . 1st 89 ' 1983 Refunding & improve 4%s ser A 2047—Jan-Julp Refunding & improve 5s series C 2047—Jan-Julp -Refunding & Improve 5s series D 2047—.Jan-Julp Collateral trust 4%s 1975 ; Mar-Sept 101% : Long Island Lighting Co— 3%s mtge General to 66% Northern Pacific Ry— 63% April-Oct series mortgage Jan-July April-Oct Feb-Aug Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—_Mar-Sept General & refunding 4%s ser A 1974 Mar-Sept 1979 7s 60 Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978„Feb-Aug Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—..Jan-July Niagara Mohawk Power Corp— A — — Gen 2003 extended 5s 2004_— A A 2019—.— 80 Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965. Little Miami general 4s series 1962^ 1 Electric cons & Gen mtge Jan-July Jan-July ..Jan-July Jan-July 1994. mtge 4s 1 79% Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry— First 1st 73 May-Nov 4s F 5s 70% 91 73 Jan-July contingent interest 2003 Series E 4%s contingent interest 2003 Series 86% 69 RR— Feb-Aug 2003 interest fixed 78 70 100% 101 ~ & Western 73 mortgage bonds— fixed A 72% 70 Jan-July Corp first 3%s 1963 Y Susquehanna May-Nov extended to consolidated 64% 102 ♦— tN General 4%s mortgage 185 272 77% Y Steam 83 Lehigh Valley RR— General 66% 71'% 76 64 Feb-Aug ..—Feb-Aug Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry— First mortgage 5s extended to 1984 Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)— First 65% 70'/. 76% N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 90 102 65% 70% 64 87'/* 81 — 104 99% first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept 4s 1993 April-Oct Y State Electric k Gas 2%s 1977 Jan-July 79 — 99% 92% Chester— Port & 96 99% 92% Power & Light Y Term First • 101% 95 92% N June-Dec Valley Coal Co— & 97 *„ 92% N 1968 A ser gold 3%s 1997__June-Dec mortgage 3%s 97 102% RR— Hartford & — N Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co— Sinking lund 102% Jan-July Jan-Julp 1997 mortgage 4s 1954 Map-Nov t AN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept AGeneral 4s 1955 June-Dec Lakcfront Dock k RR TerminalLake Shore k Mich South 97% 2043—.——.—Jan-Julp series B Haven Harlem I • 94% 96 RR— First First 94% — A General 100% 24 2 N 99% 56 97% 4%» 99% 161 150 155 97% 94% collateral 4s 96% 99% — 1954 Lack & West 4s series A Y High 105 103 96 Feb-Aug of deposit mortgage 3%s registered 1997 Mortgage N 100% 98 99 % __ April-Oct —April-Oct 53 % 99% "99% 1961_—Jan-July 111% 47% 52% 96% 104% 98 98 Jan-July Kings County Elcc Lt & Power 6s 1997 Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964 96% 108 52% 104% II ♦— registered 1998 Feb-Aug New York Chicago & St Louis— Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dee First mortgage 3s series F 1986 April-Oct N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975 April-Oct N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000 —Map-Nov Mortgage 4s series A 2043— Jan-July 103 99 1 99 "9(jVu . Plain 4%s 100% 18 101% 99 Low •94% 3%s "90 1975—April-Oct ser A 94% Feb-Aug gold 3%s 1998 Feb-Aug 3%s registered 1998 Feb-Aug Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998—Feb-Aug June-Dec mortgage 88 Jbb. 1 No. , 1956——— Hudson & Lake Shore K 1st Central Y General 1959..June-Dec 4s Kanawha k Mich First April-Oct deposit series A Banr* SIbm S*ld Ry— 1954 B Consolidated 4s series A 1998 Feb-Aug Reluuding & impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013 April-Oct N Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s Kansas •— Certificates of deposit. New York Central RR Co— 93 1st May-Noo Mexico Texas & series AFirst 5%s Jan-July Clear 1977 3%s Bmtii High *103 Certificates of deposit AFirst 4%s series D 1956 J & Bnag* Friday'* 94% A 88 100% 96 Mar-Sept 1980 Jamestown Franklin 1983 A mortgage 3%s 1978 1st 5s AFirst 5s series C 107 80 24 97% •r Bid A Axked Mar-Sept Jan-Julp Nor 5s A A Certificates of 100 Sal* Frio* Light 3s 1974 Terminal Orleans AFirst Co— 1st Orleans 79 101% Jan-July 1972—Map-Nov 1977 A 100 62% Corp— 1977 Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s B Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co— Interstate 117 66 104% 106% 64 Jan-July Jan-July 1956 B 104% April-Oct Last Period * . Low High tNew 1952 AFirst 6s series A Week'* Interest New York Stock Exchange Jan. 1 No. High 'BONDS Range SIbm Sold ^International Great Northern RR— AAdjustmcnt Cs scries A July 1952 13 JUNE Friday B.nds Friday's Bid * Asked Low FOR Bang* 95% 873A 90 97 94% 97 103% 22 23 104 17% 23% 22% 23 69 16% 23% i Jfolume 177 Number 5229.., The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2595) 31 I NEW YORK BOND RECORD RANGE „ Friday BONDS New York Stock Interest Exchange er Sale Fries Low Consolidated P ser guaranteed 1953___.June-.Dec mortgage 5s series A 1970 Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge Pittsburgh Consolidation 3,/2S debentures 3V2s 101 103% 82 Vi 82 Vi & 2Vis Co 109 7e 103% 107% 18 103 82 86 99 Vi 1007a debentures 100 3/4 1003/4 101 97% 102 97% ♦96% 98 13 97'/a 96 957b ♦95% 957b 98% Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 37»s mortgage 3s 1983— mortgage 2%s 1984 1977 Providence Terminal 4s 1956 Public Service Electric & Gas Co— 3s debentures 1963 _ £ RR 3s 98 94 D 98 ♦98:% 99 33 967a 37aS Rochester Gas & Electric Corp— General mortgage 472s series D 967a ♦87 2017a 5 967a 91 977a 6 St Lawrence & Adirond'k Second gold 6s 1996 St Louis-San Francisco £ 5s 1989 : gtd 4s 37/8s f s debentures ♦95 s 37is subord debs conv trust f debs debentures 2%s Southern 32 92 2 100 472s conv s f 93 debs 1973 First 4V2s Gold 47aS A 1969 and general series F 6V2S series *90 90 Southwestern 3 Vis Bell Tel debentures 23/4s debs 1983 99 10 ""99 1017* 93 6 93 937a — ♦— v 5s Coil conv *— 88 9674 debs 99% 129 48% 2074 98 957a -- 23As debs 1970 2 97 97 100 90 95% 917a 917a 1 90 96% 957a 95 977a 260 95 1093/4 9074 927a 6 89 Ye 96% ' *80 7a 85 797a 4—. ♦1027a 88% ' —. —— • ' — 937a 4- — ; 97 10274 ■» Jan-July —Jan-July Feb-Aug 93 101 102% 917a 10174 *98 *„ 1047a ■987a 10174 10174 10174 April-Oct 95 101 99 April-Oct May-Nov debentures • 88 37 1017* 87 49 Ys 9374 14)4% 1057a 90% 857/e 1959—Mar-Sept RR 86 92% 927a 93 95% 95% consol gtd 4s series A 1955—Feb-Aug fund series B 1957——_May-Nov 95 97 *„ 101 ♦„ 10374 101% 101% 87 867a 947* 99 __ 99 99 88% 92% 94*78 1 28 947a 327a 92 627 107% 957a 85% 867a *__ 16 > 91 857a 110 90 111 83% 91 823/4 83% *— 75 • 354 957a 967a registered 1st 973/4 2%s 987a 1057* 973/4 1053/B 95 98 79 16 78 15 74 80 92 95% ■ ia 51 1067/B 107% ■■ *103 -- 1067a *— 113 £ 1207a *95 April 697a 2361 mtge 37bs ser A 1981— Telegraph Co— 101 84 11 10174 84 1047* 101% -94 7B 102 •44 85 105 99% 13 84 102 93% . ♦957a 99 ♦77 86 78 79 3 78 85% ! 86 86 1 86 97 74 79 74 1 74 81% 94 7a 100% 857a 10574 106% 55% 5 ' ♦__ 93% 99% 62 59% 1007a __ 54 57 607s 997a 104% 95 95 98 10174 10174 , 11 63 &3 102% 101 105% 60 7B 59 6074 1007a 100% 67 99 Yb 1047a 1047a 7 1047a 62 100% 68% 59 12 ♦92% Mar-Sept 100% Jan-July 67 104 106% 95 — 1007a 101 94%. 95 96% / 95% 27 104 1971 mortgage 3%s series debentures 1965 Certificates First of Electric *95 Mar-Sept 92 99 89 — 97 ■» Jan-July May-Now April-Oct 96% 967a gg 927a 99 V* 99 61" 94%9974 ♦102 7s Jan-July 5 Service 1017a 927a 104% 98 101% — 74 76 92 74 757a 80% May-Nov 63 6474 62 63 67 63 63 June-Dec 1936 ♦II 93% 89 3/4 91 93 93 747a deposit Power 101% 95 93 Jan-July 4s 2%s 1976 8174 Mar-Sept 37*s 1971 93 Jan-July 101 Y Yonkers Electric Light & Power 93 Deferred included 102% 66% 1967 — mortgage 2%s 1979 110 5/8 1107a 83 D *88 7a Mar-Sept Mar-Sept In 73 delivery sale the not Included in 2%s 1970—Jan-July not year's range, n included, in the yeai"* range, d Ex-lntereit. e Odd-lot sale not Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year a range, r Cash sale the ^Negotiability year's range, y Ex-coupon. impaired by maturity. ^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Becwon 77 the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies. \ •Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week. _ _ -June-Dec 947a 95 9774 983/4 • Standard Oil Co April-Ocf 987a 14 376 " 10574 114% •■r • ♦98 Jan-July Jan-July —_Jan-July 88%. 98 100% 101 May-Nov May-Nov - 81 557a ♦__ Jan-July 5s Wisconsin Public 106 Yb 1027a 9674 ~ 947a Union Wisconsin 1037B 109 a 6 953/4 *67 — -- 83 M.*. 2361 ' 101% 97 83 — 5 1 7e ♦102 7a 105 April-Oct guaranteed §£Superior & Duluth 1st 107 *1063/4 106% 94 Jan-July gtd gold 37>s 2000—_Feb-Auy ^Wisconsin Central Ry— §£First general 4s 1949 £ Certificates of deposit 85% 1137a 113% April-Oct 1966 Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958_ Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960 " • 4s debentures 372s 103% 967a 101 % 101 YB 1015/a (subord) Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992 Wheeling Steel 37is series C 1970 104% — 94 100 April-Oct Wfestinghouse Electric Corp— 75 *„ ♦II April-Oct May-Nov 1973—April-Oct 1960 4%s debentures series A 1980 92 747a ■ ref & 30-year 807a 997a 45 — 867a — 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct 1st mtge 47as series B 1976 ———May -Nov Western Pacific RR Co— 927a 78 75 1958 •Western Maryland Ry 98 First 98Yb *9774 5s • 73 71 -X. ser 1 __ 997a 1007a 967a E 1975—Mar-Sept mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept ref West Shore first 111 90 82% . a 88 *__ ; V debs conv Western 20 ■ mtg.e.23/4S General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979 West Penn Electric 37>s 1974 West Penn Power 37as scries I 1966 93 ' May-Nov 1967— ; 10274 917a 1966—_April-Oct 1 , —• 957a May-Nov 2%s < ~ June-Dec 1972 ' • 92 100 97 *87 *94 105 88 88 —_Mar-Sept 3%s consolidated 37as 4s 9474 Jan-July (Indiana) — 3Vis convertible debentures 1982. i 53% 13, 94 9774 <* 1967 Pictures Warren RR first 9674 957a V. 74 2013 9774 ■» Washington Terminal 2%s scries A 1970——Feb-Aug Westchester Lighting gen mtge 37as 1967—Jan-July " 96% 87 *47 — May-Noo 1985—__April-Oct 4,/2s Products Co Inc— subord 977a 987* ; ASpokane Internatl first gold Standard • 93% 99 93 987a 100 1956 97V* mtge income 47»s series B Jan. 1991——April mortgage 37»S scries B 1971 Feb-Nov Walworth Co conv debentures 37is 1976—May-Nov Warren Petroleum Corp— 112 7a —— 1996 A 103% ! May-Nov First 1187a 1027a 97 98% New Orleans & Northeastern RR— Joint 3%s 1977 2074 96 95 Gen 109% 997a Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996 88 187a Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981—__Aprll 1007b 99 • ' —Jan-July —Jan-July First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961 Jan-July Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994 Jan-July Devel and general 4s series A 1956 April-Oct Devel and general 6s series A 1956———April-Oct Devel 1013/4 93 1093/4 1027a 1043/. First mortgage 27/8s series E 1986 23/4.s 97 96 527a *94 96% 126 w . San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—Junc-Dec Southern Pacific RR Co— mortgage 187a — 10 ' Wabash RR Co— ( May-Nov —May-Nov 4. 97 96 Mar-Sept May-Nov 3s series B 1995 First lien and ref mtge 37iS ser C — 1 10074 1977 , 877a 114 May-Nov Virginian Ry 112 93 __ 93 Mar-Sept 1981 First 3 — 93 June-Dec ._ (Oregon Lines) Gold ■, 93 ♦947a / ' 1037s Southern Pacific Co— 4,//2S 100 *„ Jan-July Feb-Auy Jan-July Jan-July ; ♦ 92 93 1981—June-Dec 95Y4 June-Dec 1994 April-Oct I960—June-Dec 1961 1st & ref mtge 37»s ser J 1982 Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003 997a 83 ' Natural Gas Co— 93 7* 95 120 51 First and refund mtge 27/8s ser G 1979--June-Dec First and ref mtge 23/4S ser H 1980 Mar-Sept 1st mortgage & refund 33/fls ser I ' 2 %s debentures 1987 Southern Indiana Ry 234s 1960 3%s 1977 First and refund 77% 60 I Jan-July 1985 ' ; June-Dec of America First and refund 86 843/a Jan-July 1979 debentures , 927a South fc North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963 April-Ocf Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co— 3s 96 7» 1023/4 97 51 Consol sinking Virginia Electric & Power Co— 977* 707a 84 — — 83 93" April-Oct 1983 737a 92 , 1941—Feb-Aup Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965 Socony-Vacuum Oil 272s 1976— 1157a 93% 977a ♦ Jan-July 1980 1972 ' 100% 96 — 86 100 June-Dec 7s 96 — *70 1982—_April-Oct Corp coll Sinclair Oil Corp— Jan 97 June-Dec 1076 debentures Vandalia 1007s 83 June-Dec Union Oil 272s debentures 1971- t $£Silesian-Amer 957a 863/4 92 May-Nov Mar-Sept 1977— (Jos E) & Sons 272s 1966 debentures 1974 Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 3s 102% 98% *87 7a 1985—Jan-July 1974 Gas First Mar-Sept Seagram Shell 79 — *79 — May -Nov 1980 1 44 93 Yb 977a V 10 II ♦96 1989—May-Now Scott Paper 3s conv debs. 1977 Seaboard Air Line RR Co— B 96 —. bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July ■St Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968—-June-Dec St Paul Union Depot 37es B 1971 April-Oct Scioto V & New England 1st mtge 3s series 79 • Louis-Southwestern Ry— 1st 79 ♦— — April-Oct bond certificates 977a 91% .. 1996_Jan-July Second 4s inc 977s *91 Corp 2%s 1970 mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971 mtge & coll trust 37aS 1972 1st 103 7e • mortgage 4s series A 1997 _Jan-July Second mtge inc 4 l/2s series A Jan 2022 May First 4s • 79 — Mar-Sept gold 3%s impt (subord) debentures 2%s Ry Co— 1st St 1st 93% RR— debentures United 967a 977a debs conv Pacific 3%s 99% 84 98 3Vis United Biscuit Co 1977 1971_ 947a *118 U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976 Mar-Sept 1969—Mar-Sept 91 1027a 102% Union 13274 - 3 V+s series J 91 97-% Feb-Aug Refunding mortgage 2 7as series C 1991—Mar-Sept Tank Car 47*s s f e.cbs 1973 April-Oct 1027a 128 190 96% April-Oct 957s June-Dec 1968 tr 2%s 27as 10174 98% — 1273/4 1995—May-Nov 1973 96% 91 1970—April-Oct 1990—April-Oct 1982 mtge Union Oil of California Jan-July ■Reading Co first & ref 3%s series Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs series A 5s ref and debentures Universal 3s income Cent 1st mtge & coll 4%s Quaker Oats 2%'s debentures 1964 Saguenay Power Orleans New 1st 1st General mortgage of Ohio Union June-Dec 89 ♦90 1975—April-Oct 96% 98 99 967a refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-Julp 85 16 ♦91 Jan-July Union Electric Co of Missouri 33/8s 1971 First mortgage and coll trust 23/is 101 94 refunding mortgage 3'/4S 19$8—Jan-July 4 90 104 9374 96% High 86 i May-Nov refund M Adjustment Tol & 993/« 100 967. ___May-Noo Low u 100 i—Mar-Sept Feb-Aug Jan-July May-Nov Mar-Sept refunding mortgage 8s 2037—Ju?ic-Dec i First arid refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov .First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec -,33/bS debentures 1972 r. and ♦103 100 Jan. 1 No. 89 90 April-Oct JThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960 100 104 2019 impt 27es series D 1985 Tri-Continental Corp 2YbS debs ♦104% 107 June-Deo 1973 37es ser E Pacific-Missouri Pacific— Texas 100 ♦95% 100 and General Term —Feb-Aug 1966 1972 First and refund M 3 Vis series B First and refund M 3%s series C Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000 101% ♦— June-Dec debentures debentures Range Stnee Said 85% Jan-July Jan-July Jan-July May-Wow Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965 Texas & New Orleans RR— 107 13 ♦— April-Oct 27/8s 2%s Terminal RR Assn of St Louis— -Refund and impt M 4s series C 7» 109 7a 82 Vi (N Sunray Oil Corp Bends High 106 109 Friday's Bid & Asked 104 1057a 3 •r Salt Friea J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov debentures 1974 2%s ioiy4 108 104 Vi 14)4 Vi 1977——June-Dec 1964—Jan-July . Standard Oil 967a Jan-July Pittston Co 5V2S income debentures Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970 and 993/4 943/4 104% 105 Week's Kanga Last c. Period Low 10074 1964—May-Now First general 5s series B 1962 First general 5s series C 1974 First general 472s series D First and 94 — Interest High Refund 104% mortgage 472s series B 1959 April-Oct First mortgage 4V2s series C 1960 April-Oct Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry— First 48 ieel/2109 y, ♦108 Coal— 1965— First mortgage 4Vhs series A 1958 First add Low — ♦1«2% 109% April-Oct ..First First No. ♦101 April-Oct Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967 Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry— First Friday BONDS 943/4 ♦100 June-Det mortgage 5s series B 1975__ General mortgage 3%s series E 1975 12 Ntw York Stock Exchange Swift Consolidated guaranteed Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR— General JUNE Jan. 1 95 *— G General ENDED Range Slnca field 94% Ry—- ser Bead* High 94 1957—_May-Nov 4s ser H I960—Feb-Aug 472s ser I 1963—Feb-Aup 4V2s ser J 1964_May-Nov Consolidated guaranteed Rang* Friday's Bid A Asked Phillips Petroleum 23/4S debentures 1964—Feb-Aug Pillsbury Mills, Inc 37as s I debs 1972 June-Dec Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996__June-Dec Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St. Louis Consolidated guaranteed 4s Consolidated guaranteed 4s WEEK Week's Last ■ Period FOR 947a 10174 97 11274 ABonds selling flat. ee . AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE WEEKLY In June 8, the following extensive list 1953 and we furnish a ending Friday, June 12, 1953. security whether stock or bond in which any AND YEARLY RECORD complete report of the transactions on the American It is compiled from a report of the American Stock dealings have occurred during the current Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Exchange itself, and is intended to include every year. , RANGE Friday STOCKS American Stock Vending Corp Sale Price Alloys Manufacturing Associates Inc Shares 12 Friday STOCKS —1 LOW 9 Yb S-3/4 5,100 % 7/b 800 — — 4 7b 43^ 700 267a 400 (N J) Air-Way Electric Appliance Airfleets Inc 25 2 Jan 3/4 Jun 4% Jun High 107a May 17a Jan AJax Petroleums Alabama Gas Ltd Jan Alabama Great Southern 29 Feb Alabama Power 4.20% Jan 4 Mar Jun 2% 2,200 2V4 934 1,500 834 May 9% Jun 6% 9% —1 12 7a 67/a — 11% 14 7b 14 6Va 3% Feb 9 VSB May 13% Mar Alaska All Airlines American Engineerlne Co Alleghany Corp Allegheny 7a 300 6 74 Jan 87a Feb Alles & Fisher common 11 74 May 1474 Jan Allied Internat'l 100 123/4 Apr 157/8 Feb Allied Products 1 574 174 Jun 5,100 1374 Jun 145/b Jun 1093/4 Jan 107 103 Jan 90 May 9974 Mar 574 5 10 100 2,800 Jan 674 Mar 5 43/4 2^4. Jan 1,900 1% Jan 2\h 14.000 272 Jun 33/4 Mar 2% 1,500 2V4 Jan 3% "778 100 2 * 2% 2% 5 Jan 3074 -3(T7r32 850" 6 34 Jan 7Y4 Mar 2®/b 77s stock_l common 13A May 9074 1% 2% 1 Investing cap (Mich) High 4,000 9074 "2'/a warrants Inc Low h7« 14% 107 —lOo Airlines Range Since Jen. 1 High 174 100 1 Shares 1374 14 50 preferred Inc 2,700 13 -2 for Week Low 50c Corp——_— Sales Range of Fricee Sale Friee Par Jun 25 74 — —1 7% 93/b * —3 '« Week't Last American Stock Exchange 3 7b 257a —1 common. —5 Range Since Jan. 1 Htgh 9% —i Supply Manufacturing Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores Ainsworth JUNE for Week % —10 _ Aero Air ENDED Sales Range of Fricee Low —1 ACF-Brill Motors warrants Acme Aluminum Acme Wire Co common Adams Hat Stores Inc WEEK . Exchange Par ABC Week's Last FOR Feb 37s 25% Jan Apr 327a May 1 Chronicle Commercial and Financial The 32 Monday, June 15, 1953 ... (2596) EXCHANGE AMERICAN STOCK FOR RANGE ' Week's Last STOCKS Range for Week of Prices Sbdres Sale Price Industries Aluminum common 14% ' 150 843/4 14% 14% 800 4% 4% 400 pfd conv American Beverage common American Book Co Co Rubber Hard American Laundry Machine Manufacturing Co American Maracaibo Co American Meter American Natural Potash & Chem cl American American Thread 5% American Writing Paper common Amurex Oil Development class A Mines Ltd Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd— American dep rets ord reg Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp— 14 4% 4,400 500 Class A class & Tel $43 (ex 33 % Mar Chamberlin Co of America 28% Jun 34% Jan Charis 63 Apr Cherry-Burrell 173ft Jan Chesebrough Manufacturing com 43ft Jan Chicago Rivet & Machine Chief Consolidated Mining Mar 57 13% Mar 4% Jun Jan 11 9% Feb 20% Apr 4% Jun 4% 55,400 23/s Apr 9% 600 8% Feb 7% 6% 2,000 4% 4% 200 133/4 143/8 1,200 98 133/4 98% 12,000 83/e 73/4 8'/e 4,400 16% 15 16 660 10% 93/4 10 3.2,400 10 117 117 May 20 3/4 600 18% 19% 3,800 ... 1 Jan 3,100 150 Apr 9% May Clarostat Jan 43/4 Claude 13 % May Apr 22% Mar 109 Jan 12% Feb Coastal 117'ft Feb Jun 24%- Jan Jun 533ft 14 Jan 22% Mar xl9% Feb 10% Jan Jan 128 Jun 104 l'ft 110 Jun 4,090 1,000 1% Apr 2% 116% Jan 1% 98% 93% 98% 560 93% Jun 6'ft 63ft 6% 6,600 6 3ft Jun 12% Jun 15 Mar Jan 7% Jan 1 123ft 12% 12 3ft 1,800 Automatic Steel Products Inc J 5% 5% 5 5/s 3,400 4% May 5 May 2,400 23ft Jun 4 Jun Mar 11 Mar Jun 21 Jan pfd Voting Machine Collieries Corp common Ayshire 23ft 9% 9% 400 173ft 3% 1 • S i w 173ft 500 9 173ft ft 1 7,200 900 4ft May 11% Jun 12% 500 12% Jun 33/8 "33/e lc Corp 418 123/4 12% 1 common Securities 4ft 11% 4 A 3% 8,600 3% Jan Jan 18% Corby Class Mar 6% Ltd Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd Barium Steel Corp Basic Refractories Baumann ~~2>ft 50c (L) "73/s 103/4 10,700 1,000 11 "l% 13/4 1 1% 6,800 53/8 50c common 5% 200 1 153/s 153/8 153/4 Inc 1 13% 133/8 133/4 Bellanca Aircraft common 1 3% 3% 25 39% (A Si Shoe Corp Instruments Bell Telephone of Canada common Benrus Watch Co Inc. 39% 11 1 Birdsboro Steel Fdry & class 10% • A Blumenthal (Si & Co common "4% 3 Gorham & common 10 Corroon 4% Creole 38% common Crown Cent Cork Internat'l Drug Co "A" 10 % 13 Mar Jan 46 Feb Jan 12% Feb Cuban Atlantic Sugar common Jan Cuban Tobacco common Jun 4% May 10 Feb 16 Crystal Oil Refining common preferred Jan Curtis Curtis Manufacturing Co Mar Mar D 233/8 800 193/4 Feb 86 % 30 84% Jan 90 3% 100 3% Jun 4'ft Jan 33/4 Jun 43/4 Jan Davidson 2 3/s Jun 33/4 Jan Day Brazilian Works Traction Inc Light & Pwr ord 1,100 9,200 10 Jun 53/8 900 5 Jun 23% May • common British American Oil Co American 5% 5% "5% 10% 10 10 • • Bridgeport Gas Light Co Brillo Manufacturing Co British 23/b 20c Breeze Corp common _23/8 X213ft x21% • 100 18 3/4 5,200 18 18% • 203/4 Jan 17% May 11% Daitch dep rets dep rets ord regular— ord bearer Feb £1 133/4 £1 133/4 Mar Jan 73/a Mar American 25% Mar Mar 24 22 % 343ft • Brown Company common 1 . $5 convertible preference ; $3 2nd preference Brown 4% Forman _ cumulative junior preferred Brown Rubber Bruce (EL) Co Bruck Mills Co class B common preferred Hill preferred 8 3/s Jun 13 25 87'ft 7% 700 87% Jun Apr 12 Jan & Raynolds Apr Devon-Leduc 8% May 100 Jan Dobeckmun Co common Dome Mar Domestic Finance 6% May Dominion Bridge Co Ltd Feb 14% May Dominion Steel 100 XI53/4 Jun 19% Apr Dominion Tar 100 7 Apr Feb Dominion Textile Co Ltd common 2,400 17 Jan 7% May 8 '20"% May 8 3/4 Jan Douglas Oil & Coal Chemical & Co Ltd Calamba Sugar Calgary & 10% 10% M'ar Draper Corp Jun 19% Jan Drilling & Exploration Co.. ft Jan 3/8 jan Duke Power Co.. Jan DuMont Jan 14% 3,900 y4 % /s 3,900 12 Vac 3% 3% 4% 1,000 3% Jan 5 33ft 33ft 100 3% Apr 4% Mar Estate * 14 Harris Calvan Consol Camden Fire Oil & Gas (Allen B) Insurance 6%% Canada Cement Co Ltd preference— Atlantic Oil Canadian Canners Ltd Canadian Industries Co Hosiery class B Jun Duro 53/8 May 6% Jan 10,000 8% 6 24,600 21 s/8 23 1 Ltd 2 common 600 21% Jun 27% 8% ~9% 17,600 5% 5ft 512 11,900 Jan 8% Jun 12% Mar 5ft Jan l ... 5 3% - "33ft ~4'/a 25% 26 13,900 200 —— common Jun 3 253ft Apr 53/a Jan 26% Mar American dep rets A ord.. American dep rets B ord series $2 preferred Feb Feb Electrographic Corp Jan Empire District Electric 5% Apr Empire Millwork Corp 107 "1% 1% 300 3% 250 75% 108% 20 l3ft 3,200 107 Jar Feb 4'ft 83 Jun 114% Jan 1 % May 2'ft Jan £1 _2s 6d' 3ft 1 ___• page 6% 4% 4 Jan \ 14'ft Feb / 1% Feb 1 'ft Mar ; 24% Jun 35%-Jan ; May 14% Mar 1 4,700 2,500 11 7'ft 1,500 8% Apr 200 Feb 1 % 5 'ft May I Feb 7 18 Mar 300 > Feb 1 24'ft 31 'ft Mar Api 4i> 8'ft Jan 10% .Jan Jan 10 6 2,400 Jun — Feb % Jan 10% J»n i Feb ! j { Jau i . j 7 Jan 1,000 9% 8 8'ft Jan 1,100 73/4 Jun 16 3/8 Jun 18 Feb < 4i% Jan '• 1,200 9'ft 1 93ft 13'ft 1% 68% % 7 Feb 10% 13% 1,900 9% Jan 11% 250 13% Apr 143ft Feb t 700 1% Jan 2 'ft Jan J 7 1,600 Jan ft 32,700 19'ft 1% 23% 8% 8% 10% Jun Jun 19% 27 180 Feb : 8'/a Jun 12% Feb '' 14j/B Feu 10 Feu' 5% 16 —. Feb 13'ft 150 16 —ft __ 6% Jan 6 Va "Jan 16'ft Mar t J 15% 1 190 30 6% 153/a Feb 27'ft Jan 6'ft Feb May 2% Feb 24 x53ft 1,100 l3ft 7% Mar Jan May 100 400 6 1% 29% 63/8 15'ft — 7 24% 6 63ft 600 63ft 24'ft 24% -->■ hi 28'ft Feb 33 Apr 100 6 3/4 Anr 7% Mar 300 14"% Jan 17% Mar 137 ' Apr 145 Jan 13% May 12'ft Jan 1,200 1% Jan 2% Jan 3'ft May 243ft Apr 29 Va Mar 11% Apr 12% li9e Jun 3 Jan 2% Jan 2% Feb 9% Jan 11% Mar 18% Apr 25'ft — 1% — 1%. 253/a 24% 253/8 400 11? lft 2ft 43,200 Mar Apr 1 ~6% 100 5% Feb 7 3ft May 4% 900 4 Apr 5'ft Jan Corporation Ltd Warrants Eureka Pipe v — — 19% 20'ft • 2'/a Jan Jan 800 21 Jan 8% Mar Jun 6 2,100 5% 6'ft 5% 12% 123ft 900 8% 8% 500 8 8'ft 9% 200 8% 5% 3,000 43ft 100 15% 800 293ft Jan 38% Mar 1,100 16% Apr 20 6 6 6'/a 5% May 200 Jan Feb 80'ft Mar 123/8 __ 4% 5% 16 — 36 16 36'ft 16% 16% 17 8% 9 8 32% 33% f x32 % 123/8 r'123ft 19,100 82 12 3ft 16 % Jan May 9'ft Apr Jun 10% Jan Jun 6% Apr Jan 16% Jun 93ft 7% Mar Feb Mar Apr 150 32'ft Jun 40% Jan 33% .7:300 32'ft Apr 35'ft Jan 13'ft 6,100 12% Jun 1734 Jan 34 % * x3'ft i __ x33ft 1,600 3'ft Jun 4% Jan ny4 ,>Vt H'ft 400 ll'ft Jun 14% Feb 5% 28% — 5'ft 293/4 :>/./■■ 400 500 f 25 10% 5,900 67 1,800 25 10 5 3/8 May 6'ft Mar Jan 33 'ft Mar 25% ft,. 9% 65% 10 53ft May 53ft May J 25 75 Jun 13% Jan 6413ft Apr 74 Feb 25 Jun 30% Mar Jan 10% Mar 9% ; 350 128% Jan _.: 165 175 116 Jan 150 29% 300 26 Jan 32 — ft 28 7% 28 "ftft— 1 1,700 135'ft 138% ./ft 8% ft 142 — 8% 142 7. 8% 149 Mar: - ■ K f 'i J Feb I 30'ft Mar i 27% Feb 14% 143ft 1,400 133ft Apr 16'ft 5 i-23% 22'ft 24% 25,200 22% Jun 28 'ft Mar ..1 pfd / Mar 14% i-11% 11 % 11% 500 103/4 Jan 12Va May 100% 100% 7'ft -7'ft i 18 xl83ft 2 2% 10 300 17% Apr 19% Feb 11,200 1% Jan 23ft Jan 33 % 5'ft 18 300 32% Jan 2,100 5'ft Jan 5% Feb 29,200 3ft Jun 1A Jan A Jan 100 r — { %■ 5 .10c — t 1 1 2% "ft .ft 10 33 — 5% % 'ft 'S $1 or 25c - .. ft t; 1 - Line common 35. ft-'; J ft.. 30 common..- Emsco Manufacturing Co Equity Corp common $2 convertible preferred Esquire Inc Eureka 7ft' — Electric Bond & Share common 8% • 1 15% Jun Jan 1% * 15% 3% Apr 11'ft 73/8 » int ; Apr 78 t... May 11'ft 1,300 Jan — Easy Washing Machine class B Jun 3% 11 7,600 6% * 6% 773/8 | * 9'ft Mar 1,000 26% 12 73ft % — 25 A l33/4 Co common see preferred 100 Casco Products common.. For footnotes $7 500 3% t 21'ft Mar Jun 173/4 1,200 Jan 500 ' 1 6% 773/8 I 9 —: 63ft 100 Corp 14% Carreras Ltd— W) States 6% 2.50 j 2% Mar Feb ? ftft -'/ft ftft-.ft — xl3% • ... Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co (J Malleable Iron 1 ... 15% May Jan 8% Jan — • i 19.50 Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc Carter preferred $6 preferred series B Eastern Sugar Associates— Common shares of beneficial 26 Jun 1% Jan • . Eastern ;ft'/ • common. prior Eastern 6 3/4 Mar 100 Marconi .12% 200 Jan 1 E 4 'ft % 29% Mar Ltd— Capital City Products Capital Transit Co » 3,100 168 1 common Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn common 9% ! Jan, i Jan 3,200 10% 13% ll3ft 223ft £1 reg Test Corp common...... Duval Sulphur & Potash Co 25% Feb • 7% preferred Co Durham 5% * Dredge & Dock Co Ltd Canadian Carnation Duraloy Jan Jan 20 ... Canadian Carman & Co. Jan 15'ft 10 3/4 —1• common Southern Oils Ltd vtc Canadian Apr Jun 9% 5 Canada Bread Co Ltd—— Canada 33/4 10% 8% 4% 1 Vb 9% 10c American 200 5% 21% Feb Laboratories— 4,900 9% 14'ft Jun 3% 5% — ♦ 33ft 5% Jun 18% 100 76% 10 11% 1 Co 10'ft 500 Api __1 Co.. 3% 10% Jan 2,500 Jun • ... dep rets ord (The) Co * * .Tan —10 common 10% 1 Jan J/« * Jun 14% Edmonton Corp Ltd 19 11% 19'ft 3% 133ft 1% 8% 18 ; j 20'ft Jun 17'ft 4% 1 9% 3s 6d California Electric Power 700 < Feb 5% 14% May 14% May 67% * ; 9 % May 50c Feb % Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd— common. 33ft 47,000 — ; Jan 5%. Jan 2,800 * Company Brewery Ltd. Dragon Cement Co Inc Driver Products 10'ft Mar 35 % 5,300 • Class A common Electric Apr • Apr • stock ord Dow c Cable 8% 15 — 1 Corp common Jan 14 Jun 67% —— 1 53/4 100 12 % —" 2.50 Exploration Ltd 12% "9% ~9% 200 — 4s 1 400 19% 53ft.Jan ' 1 600 18 3ft 63ft May Jun 68 25c American dep rets ord reg Dlversey (The) Corp 50'ft Mar xl4 class B Oils Ltd xl53ft xl53ft 18 3/4 Jan 4% Api 10 » 6'ft 50c * 43ft Distillers Co Ltd— 2.50 dep rets ord shares Burry Biscuit Corp. Products 123ft 7 : 2,700 78,100 16% 1 1 Iron Mar Ltd— American Gray 6 Va 7 17% May Jun x9% 73/4 1 12% 9 Sullivan & Mines 7% 7,000 10 60c convertible Burma 6% • Budget Finance Plan Bunker 123/4 * Buckeye Pipe Line 1% 1 10 2.50 common Ltd 123/e Mar 1,500 9'ft 47 1 common 3% 37 8'ft Manufacturing & Steel Jan 123/4 Jun 100 Detroit Gasket Detroit 23ft 87'ft • 15 5,500 * Detroit 33% Apr Jan Inc Apr 25 • Distillers 1,100 9% 18'ft 1 15 % Mar 14"% 1,700 8 3ft 8% « Jan 16% .1 Foundry Hardware Mfg Co 343ft 7% ♦ Jan 9 17 » 2.50 Inc 8% debenture Jan 3% 3 3% 10s Brothers Mines Devoe dep rects ord regular Apr Jun / 100 16% . British Celanese Ltd— Brttish Columbia Power class A, Class B May 8 3ft 42 18 :_5 Crystal Dairies Ihc Detroit American 24 Feb — 10c Dayton Rubber Co class A 1 35 Dejay Stores common 50c Dennison Mfg class A common———5 Tobacco— American Feb —2.50 / (Mo) Davenport Hosiery Mills Gear 21% ;/ft 23 Foote 300 • 1 23% May 10'ft Mar 86 ! Apr 800 5 ' Lighting Inc common Feb • 3% 193/4 8'ft . * ft 5% 5%% prior cumulative preferred—100 Scrymser Co 5 Bourjois Inc j. __1 common Feb 3,600 * 10% Apr Jan i 1% 18 May & 9% —25c • 10 common 10% 12% 25'ft May Jan __ • partic 363/4 100 74 Feb — 5 (Md) Petroleum Crown 250 425 ll'ft Mar i Jun 5 — — Jan Apr Jan 900 • Jun 22'ft 54 Va 25% Apr 250 10% 9% x68 'ft 3,400 11 5% 5% 24% 26% — 1 $6 7"% 75 9% 16 5% 5'ft 12% 243ft 11 7'ft — receipts (ord reg)—£1 5 600 v 7%. Jan | Jan Apr 125 — 26% 11 7% 1 Jan 9'ft Mar ; Apr May 1,000 9% 69 24 12% 11'ft v; -- (The) Company 403/8 Feb 28 10 — Petroleum Crown 6% Mar 37 300 173ft 10 133/a Crowley Milner & Co 6 'ft Mar 73ft 200 Jan 9 Jan 4,400 7% 6% ] '> 10 Jan 7% *v' Croft 17 May 36 » Feb Jun 9% Borne Brad 173ft 6'ft Jan 9 10 ] Ltd— 24 Bohack (H C) Co — Jun 5% Jan 13% 4% Petroleum American dep Jan 2% Mar 3% 300 Reynolds common & Courtaulds 11% Mar : preferred class A Cosden Jan 23 133/a 11% 10 % Mar 1 143/a • . Apr 10 8% 400 103/4 12 s/8 Mach Co com.* Black Starr Apr 6% 800 40% 103/a 4 Blauner's Mar 100 ;. I Feb 89 ft Inc C010 Jan 3 2,300 4 ■ 39% 39 1 Benson & Hedges common Blckford's Inc common 8 Feb 2 16% 3% Beck Beckman 6% Mar 21 % May 1 & Co common Bearing Specialists Inc— Beau-Brummell Ties 17,300 "7 ~7 1 Inc— 50 2% $1 • 1 6% 2 American shares Oil 12% l3ft • • 5c * 1 • 1 Mines Gold Jan • 10% Mar * Jun May 300 10'ft 18% 3% 12'ft l3ft 83ft - — /ft, non-voting B Cornucopia Banco de los Andes— Banff (H) Distillery Ltd— 79 8 3ft 80 * : Class A voting 13% Mar 4 Paint & Varnish Co Cook Jan 6 Jun 67 25 1,100 17'ft 10% 18% 1 1 Corp Febl 93ft — — Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1 Baker-Raulang Company Baldwin Var Continental Car-Na Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas— Baldwin Rubber ordinary (The) Continental Commercial Corp B Class 4'ft 1 10 1 Colts Manufacturing Co 10 Columbia Machinery & Eng Corp—10c Commodore Hotel Inc 1 Community Public Service 10 Compo Shoe Machinery— Vtc ext to 1956 1 Consolidated Engineering Corp 50c Consolidated Gas Utilities 1 Consolidated Liquidating • Consolidated Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—• Consolidated Royalty Oil 10 Continental Air Lines Inc 1.25 Jun 24'ft 29% 5'ft 43/8 — Fund Inc Colonial Sand & Stone Co May 36 2i*"/4 iviar Jan 9'ft 28 Airlines Colonial 9 Jan 22% 28 5'ft 4 __ ... * Equipment Co., Colon Development 10 % Mar 162 1 non-cum __ Jan', 2b% 40 9% 15 5% 5% 12% 15'ft 5'ft 5% 10c Caribbean Oils vtc Colonial Jan 100 ,, 40'ft — * Products Co Cockshutt Farm 4%. Mar t — Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4 Clinchfield Coal Corp common 20 Atlas Plywood Corp Non-voting Co Club Aluminum Jun 73/4 Jun 73/4 May 24'ft Mar 50 Automatic — 103ft May 2 4 Inc 114% M'ar 4 600 ft 3ft 203ft x22% 21% 22% — Jan Apr 7% 15 6% 1,500 9% 683ft 23% — 50 * 1 1 -1 5 Co Hosiery Claussner 53ft May 6 9% 683ft i Jun Jun 1 Manufacturing Co Neon 7% Jan i 33/4 3i« 67% 36 73/a 6'ft — — 21 % Jun 98 1% Corp warrants. Controller 6% 110 105 107 (The) — 6% 4,000 9'ft 80 . Jun 11,200 9 9 173/8 Mar 5 Jun 5 2,400 67 8% 80 — — 1 D L Co Clark . 5 5 City Specialty Stores Inc 4%% convertible preferred 16% May 28% Hioh otr 15% 400 16 5% 4% 43/8 4% 25 „ 5 10 1—4 common Stamping Auto City common Wire & Cable Corp 4 2,100 153% 3ft * Atlantic Coast Fisheries Corp Circle 103/4 Mar 453/4 X1S% 183ft • Atlantic Coast Line Co Atlas 27% 15% • div) arrear Jan Jun 11,500 £1 A 6% Mar — . 2 10 ——1 2.50 10 Jan 3,200 . Associated Tel Electric Co common Investors Inc Convertible preference Cessna Aircraft Co common 23% 3ft 6% 50 2.50 American dep rets reg Associated Laundries of America Feb — 5 33ft 3ft 4 5% 4 4% Range Since Jan. 1 Share* High 15% -- 100 1 100 10 pfd Power & Light 4% Clark • ( Central 43/4 . Products Central Ohio Steel Jan 15 • Armstrong Rubber Co class A 4%% convertible preferred Jan 12% 93/8 3 Aro Equipment Corp Associated Electric Industries— * preferred 3.50% 47 Jun 4 % 13% 4% 6 Light $7 pfd 1% May Jan 9 Century 15% 4 % 14 2.40 Power & Jan 9% Angostura-Wupperman 1 Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co 1 Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100 Argus Cameras Inc 1 Arkansas 1% Conv Century 250 58% x60 143/4 Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co Jan Conv May Jan 1,200 58% Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp Apr preference $1.50 series preference $1.40 series Central Maine Power Co— 4 % Mar 253ft M'ar £1 "A" shares 3/4 Corp Central Illinois Secur Jan 16% 24 25 30 3/4 28% 2 Post Products Jan 31 • Anacon Lead Anchor Jan Apr 7,100 5 8 5 preferred Feb 33/4 Jan 53/8 10 2 American 123/4 23% 24% 23% 23% A conv—• Republics Seal-Kap common Ltd Explorers 21% 23 5 5 1 • American Central 1,900 250 10% 24% 23 pfd—23 Co 6% Gas Cenco Feb 100 9 24 9% 24 25 Co Jan 24% 44 20 com 95 Jan 1% 1 American Jun 800 100 23 American America Corporation 833/4 203/4 IB 8American Bantam Car Co class A—I American Low 10 1 1 1 1 • • & CO (A M) Castle , • 25o Ambrook Industries Inc new Air Filter 5% 83% 833/4 • Manufacturing Aluminum Goods 3 % Mar Jan 2% 23 ' 100 • $3.75 cumulative preferred for Week Par High Catahn Corp of America of Co Aluminum 700 Sales Range of Prices Sale Price American Stock Exchange Range Since Jan. 1 Low 2 3/4 2 % X Alteg Brewing Co Week's East STOCKS Hioh Low Pm* Friday v Sales Friday American Stock Exchange 12 ENDED JUNE WEEK —V 1% ft 22% . - . 22'ft • 23. - v I Jan } t. • Jun 104'ft Feb 7% May 93/s Jan 100 I ' 100 v< 5,900 80 20 Feb May 5 a» Mar 35 32% Mar J " I -v. ; 4 Volume 177 Number 5229 ... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2597) AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE RANGE Friday Week's Last Range Sale Price American Stock Exchange t i t of Prices Shares Par I Sterling Fishman j, Ford Motor Co Amer Ford of ord new 7% Co 3% ' '% 6% % 1 (Walter) & Co Kings County Lighting common 4% cumulative preferred Kingston Products Kirby Petroleum — 50c 10% Apr 69% Mar 68 % Jun 73% Mar Jan Knott (I B) Hotels 3% % 6% 700 3% 6% 11 Jun 1? May Feb 5% May 2,100 M% Jun '7% Jan Adv 6% 100 1 — -4,900 10 1 200 2 2 ■ Jan 2% - 1,500 9% 5 29% V 105 ' ~ 9% 2% 18% Mar : 105 8% Jan 20 103 Jan 108 Mar Feb Apr 8 J/2 Jan 14% 15 Va 300 14% Jun 15 15% 600 14 Jan Lanston Monotype Salle La Extension Lefcourt Realty 10 Machine 5 — — (R G) .—..——-—25c Inc 1 cumulative preferred Loblaw Groceterias class A » Lynch Corp 600 11'% Jun Apr Feb 22 * 7% 7 J/i 7% 8,400 -7% Jun 11% 12 J/^ 12% 1,100 12% Jun 13% Mar 22J/4 23% 1,500 22% Jun 27% 53 55 53 Jun 45 62 % May 47% 45 Mar - 45 • 100 - 60 79% — , 1 1% • 1 Va ' 14,000 ' ! 24 « ' —5 25 -- 300 24% 23 »/2 24 250 22 16% 6% 600 16% 500 " 27J/2 Jan May Jan Feb 25% May Jan 16% Feb 1% Mar 52% Jun 5>/2 Jan Jun 8 . Mar 21% Mar * 145 148% 500 132V4 132% 132% 40 100 1% 144 J/2 Jun 159 J/4 Mar 131 Jan 135% 1% 1% 8,100 1% Jun v 51 50% 51% 450 50% Jun 17 17 18'/4 3,400 14 "*» Jan x21 Feb 9c ■ 8% 13,800 5 V* Apr 8 A Jun - 7% 8Vs . * 2% Mar 17% . — 18 550 17 Jan 11% 800 10'/2 Jan lll/2 May ■. — 2 J/a 4 4'/a 2,200 — Jun 1% 1,800 - ' 2% 24% ——_* 4 J/s 600 11% 1,100 1% Jan 4% May 9% Jan 2% 2% 1,400 2% Jun 4,200 23 % Jun 23 J/4 5 25% 3% ' 4 9 * — 9% 200 3,100 95 60 69% 60 69 69 J/2 1 common. 7% 700 2% Jun 3% 8% 400 6% Feb 8% May 8% Mar 7% 11% 1,000 11% Jan 11% 13 13% 13 Jun 16% Jan 1 3 3 '/a 2,500 1,900 Jan 3% Mar 100 11 — Baking Co 12«/4 Hardart common 12'/4 * J.d Securities— % 19 400 Jerry 26% Jun 60% Jun 74% 3% 3% 200 3% Jun 4'/a Mar 29% 4% May Jan 38% Mar 4% * 31 12% 29 J/s 500 1,000 13 J/2 1,400 i Kaiser Motors (Effective Kaiser June Motors Kennedy's 17% Jun Jan 34% Feb 34 Apr 40 Jan 4 Feb (The B) Communication Co • Ltd Co (AG) Mfg 5 Jan Jun 20% Jan Jan 6% 19% 21% 8% 8% Participating Michaels 10% 300 9 J/2 19% 1,200 18% Apr 24'As Mar 23% 24% 1,100 22 Jan 26 J/2 Mar 10 12% 12% 13 % 5,200 12% Jun 15 J/2 May 1 13% 13% 4,100 3% x3% 5,100 19 Xl3 2% Xl3 1 15% 15 Va Steel ——15 1 Inc.. 2% Jan Midland Oil Corp $1 9% Jail 11% Apr 15'/a Jun 21% Mar 300 6V« Jan ~2% "2% "2% 200 Midland Steel 2% 6% Wohl Miller Co 1 Molybdenum Corp Pictures Muntz TV Inc Namm-Loeser's 85 1,950 80 Apr 100 Va 20% Apr 7% 25 Mar Jan Mar xl 13% Mar Fuel National Mfg 32% Jun 30% Mar National 10% * 700 10 Apr 12 National :PA 5% May Jan 80 7 '7 3% ' "*% ; 10% 84 Jan National 15% Apr National 12 Jan National Jan National 100 7 Jun 900 3% Jun ' 4% 4 5% 3% 3% 3% 17 115 600 16,600 3% Jun 5 % Mar 25 16"% Jan 17% Mar 20.200 1% Jun 3 % Mar 17 1% 2% J Jun 5% Jan Nestle Le Tel & Tel New Haven Clock & Watch Co England convertible preferred New Jersey Zinc New •* Park & Arizona Land 4% 18,300 3% 101 21 % Jan Apr Apr 15% Jan 11 Jun 13 Jan Jan 25% 25% 50 24% 14% Xl4% 14% 1,700 x14>/4 Jun 5% 5% 5% 300 5 Feb 23% 22% 20'/2 Feb _* 5% Mar 105 Jan 25% Mar 1 —50c 50 2% 500 7,000 600 2% .. 500 5% 5% 30V4 Feb 14 '/4 Mar 1,900 Xioo xlOO 22 39% X38% 3% 3% 600 4% Jun 42 103 J/4 Mar Jan 25 J/2 Mar 57% x38% Jun 2,400 2% Jan 91 10 89% 98 20 97 Apr 89 90 20 88% Jun 2% 1,000 2% Jun 162% 160 — ~5 4 Jan Jun 22 5,400 3% 5 5% Mar 33% Mar 15% X100 91 ~5 Jan Mar 3 V4 Mar 500 97 161 5% 125 22 % 91 161 I7J/2 Mar 29 Jan 30J/4 xll% May 98 2% ,26 Va Mar 2'/2 May 50 11% 1 1 5 2.50 10 50c 1,600 11% 22 100 1 24 30% 5Va 11% * 4 '/a 161 Apr May 34 % May • 1,200 4% Jan 4 200 4mm* Jan Mar 95% Mar 103 >/2 Jan 96'/j Mar 3'/a 169 Jan Jan 37% Mar 5% Mar Jun 3% Mar ' 4 5 J/2 Mar- 3% Apr 17% 18 J/a 300 17 J/4 Jun 23 14% 14% 15% 5,200 14% Feb 17J/8 Mar 99 98% 99% eio 98 J/4 Jun 3 J/2 2,400 3% 3 Vs ~7% "7% ~8 35% 36 2% May 25% Jan 900 x7% Jun 350 27 mi 4m Jan Mar 114 4% Jan 33J/2 Mar 9% Jan 7% x36% May Jun 8% Mar Apr 17% Mar 3% Jan 5% May 5 2,200 Jan 6% 15% 6% Co York Auction New York & common. 1 1 * 1 30c 2.50 — York 1— 200 1 * 2% 2 J/4 2% 14J/s 13% 14% 7,400 10 .—10 5 Jun Shipbuilding Corp— i 8% Jan 2% Jan _2 2% "ii5 "2 2% A 2% 2j/4 13,800' Jan 13% Jun 16% Mar 13 J/2 Jan 17 Jan A Jan 1U Jan 3 37,200 1% Jan 2% Mar 400 12 '/a Jan 13 J/4 Mar 10 J/2 10»/2 200 lO'/a Jan 10% Mar 14 12 J/4 14 «/2 10,000 12 Jun 15 J/2 14% 14% 15 % 1,100 13'/4 Jan 18 J/2 19 Vs 400 17 Jan 3% _3% 3% 300 2% 2% 2»/2 22 '/4 41/2 xl2 J/2 xl2% 25 2A 110% 2 Apr 3% May 21 Jan Mar 19% May 27% Jan 4% Mar 2,800 2% Apr 3 Jan 23 */4 400 20% Jan 25 J/2 Apr 4 J/2 200 4% Jan 4J/2 Mar 2 Vs Apr 2\% May 2tA 15,400 110 J/4 112% 3,520 4Vs 1,100 2 Vs Jan 4% May 9J/4 1,350 5 J/2 Jan 10 V4 May 4'A 8% 8 A, 4 J/2* 110'/4 Jun 115 J/2 49% 48% 51 •5,100 48% Jun 60% 16% 16 Vs 17 J/2 5,300 16 Vs Jun 1 Va 3,800 Feb 23 lVs ■_ 1 % May Jan May 1% Mar 60 57 Jan 62% Mar x9% 60 Jun 10% May 2,000 25 Apr 28% Mar 100 7 May 15Va Jan 25 -• Honduras Rosario 5% 2,700 3,500 5Vs 1 100 .1 —20 25 common Co New York Merchandise New "5 ~5 —1 —1 Mining Co Process New 3% 12% Apr 12% Jun * —50c New.British Dominion Oil Ltd—;—40c New 4%% • common—— Mur Co common New 3% 7% 13% -25c 10c Presto Industries Inc———2 Radiator Co ™4 Research Corp 1 Rubber Machinery 10 Starch Products 1 Steel Car Ltd .' -* Transit common 1 Meter Neptune 4% 4 Jun Jan 12% Phoenix Industries National Jan May Gas & Stores common National Petroleum Ltd Jun 1,500 7 Mar 1 Vs Mar Dehydrating & Co : National Bellas Hess common— 23 Jan Inc—— Alfalfa Milling 10,600 , 8 11% 13 13 10 Corp National 23% r* Apr if Jan N National : : Muskogee Co common Muter Company common Feb '12% 700 7 Jun Mar , 3% Mar Apr "8 ' common Mountain States Tel & Tel 2% 14 — Murray Ohio Mfg Co—— Muskegon Piston Ring common 100 2% May 7% ~V/b 300 12% Monongahela Power Co— 4.40% cumulative preferred 100 4.80% cumul preferred series B—100 4.50% preferred series C——.—100 Monroe Loan Society com class A 1 Montgomery Ward & Co class A • Moody Investors participation pfd * Morris Plan Corp of America 10c Mt Clemens Metal Products 1 6% cumulative preferred —4 Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills —2.50 Mountain States Power common™-7.25 Jun __ shares— common Monogram 90% ,6,300 1,600 12% Public Service common Missouri 10% 3 900 12 11 convertible preferred Mining Corp of Canada —™—* Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd 100 28 — 10% 12 12% preferred—* 4 Va % 40 Jun 6% 10% 59 Feb Products— Piping Co Mid-West Refineries 91 103 6% 10% 7 ;Jan 12% 1 1 ... common conv $2 non-cum dividend Midvale Co common Nachman 450 Jan ,-4J/4 Mar 200 5 Micromatic Hone Corp— Middle States Petroleum 23 23% ; —2.50 ♦ 10 preferred— 6% Feb , 15J/4 „ 9,500 7 55 —1 Corp Tube Jan '104174 Jun 16% 6% —,25c preferred Bumper Michigan 10% " 10% May 10 Vs 10 — common Brothers 37 .= 10% X18% Co Metal Textile Corp Jun • 23% May 10% Jan 24 % —1 5 ;— Jan 9) — Apr Feb " ——• common Warrants 9% Corp pfd. Jan 8% 300 Chapman Si Scott Corp— Merritt New Mexico 4Va% Jan 14 Va 2,500 8% May 1 & Co Feb : 1 3% 21% ♦ Mesabi Iron Co—— 28 % 103 -- * * 50 10 McWilliams Dredging common... Mead Johnson & Co Menasco 34% £1 Harris common Mays (J W) Inc common McDonnell Aircraft Corp. Massey McKee 34% • Power Shovel Marion National : —10c 1 Feb 28% Manischewitz 82 82 J/2 1 — 15% 13% Feb National Union Radio Co Inc 12% 6% May 15c •Kansas Gas & Electric .Kawneer 20% Jan J Corp Jun 22 12,400 ■ * 12% Jan .1,600 " ' 200 Jan 90 J/4 1 to 12% Jun 10 J/s Corp changed 12% 18 30 J/4 \ Inc- 48 J/4 May 14 10 A.——* common. Apr 11% 28 % - Name Mar 6,200 6 capital stock.* Jupiter Oils Ltd Kaiser-Frazer Jan 62 J/2 , (Julian & Kokenge Co , Feb Feb 60 J/2 13 J/4 Manufacturing vtc—,-* O'Mahoney 23% 107 30 4% Products™—_——...—5 Jeannette Glass Co 152 400 * -—'—.—l Jun 30'/4 5 - Feb May 27 Va pfd__100 .... 18 % 3% • —100 Jan 101 ■ * -1 16 46% Mar Jan 62 J/8 5 50 Jan 26% 5 Products *"""* 15 143% ™ ■ May 14% May 44 :——15 Hygrade 2% Jan • *-wV * & ,( Feb Feb 11% ————* -™. 9% May 400 2% 8% 2.50 Hardart Chute... Jan 9 J/4 2% ...—5 (Geo Air 71% Mar 9 — preferred——10 & Irving Feb May 2% 1 Holophane Co common—™————* I Ironlte Inc..™ 99 May 9' 10c common : 41 % 800 Jan x91 % Firemaii 6,100 200 12% {91% 100 3.90% preferred Mar 46% 1,000 Jun 100 (Iron Jan 14 43% 21% : 14% May 19% Jan Investors Royalty Iowa Public Service Co— 18 11% Midwest 27 .'International Jun 13 Vs May 17% Feb Jan Industries 40% Mar 15 300 .• 16% 4% Jan Petroleum Apr 525 13 Va 19% — 13% International 38% 15 % 13 % 11% Mid-West Abrasive 17% International Metal i 30 18% Jun 90 % Apr Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock..* Imperial Tobacco of Canada 5 Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1 i Jan Apr 2% Jan 300 American dep receipts registered—£1 ; 5% 12% 500 series Apr 15 — 45% 12% Feb 38 Feb 19 J/4 Imperial Chemical Industries— | 1% 23% Hydro-Electric ' 53% Mar 22% — 5% preferred —-—_—100 Hubbell (Harvey) Inc common 5 Humble Oil & Refining capital stock..!* : Jan xl8% Insurance Co of North America ;''!™'-: 7i/2 6% Jan i- 1 Jan 3% May 9 5 Va Mar 16% tl8% : Horn • Jan 4'/a 11% 1 50 11 Vs 4 J/8 2 International Cigar Machinery— International Hydro-Electric— — 9 3% Jan JUn 14 '/a 240 1% Apr 14% 100 14% 5i% 1% 10c 2 2,700 ; 14 >/8 51'/s common 2% 51 -* Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% — 10 Michigan Sugar Co common 2 J/s 25 common 43 J/2 May Co Service Stores common— Michigan Manufacturing Co — Apr 6% Jun ."37% Mar ' — 1 & Co Jan 7 Co 19 % Mar 11% 18 1 Tnc„___ 20% 250 Public Maine Mangel 57% Mar V ' A— 3,400 Apr : 1 25 1 39% ~6% ~6% Mackintosh-Hemphlll — 148V2 - Products 38% 6% M Feb Mar 86 % Mar Jun Jun 25 x5% 16% 1 1 24% : 15% Jun 44 : • * preferred— 38% Marconi International Marine 22 J/4 —50 ... Jun 15 Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co 54 % : 1 3% — 2 12 1 ; Apr Jan Jun Jan —~50c * 6J/2 25 % 3% 1 Exploration—™—1 Jan Jan 400 -5 Co— 16% May 17 J/4 Mar 3% —...—* — Watch Jan 3% 10 — Land & • Jan . 4J% 23 1 5% Class B 5% 1 17 * —. .5 University 15 common common 300 1—25c $3.50 17% Mar 7% 12% 4% Mar ~* Preferred 8Va May 800 1,150 Horn •{ 12% 2ft Mar Mar 7% 18 J/a Hormel , 12 Va 1ft Apr 7 7% 12 J/2 I Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Holly Stores Inc ' 600 9% Feb 108% ——i——2 Illinois Zinc Co 3,000 7% 1)1 9 12J/s ; 4% ( 1% 7% 4% Louisiana ; Food Feb 1% Jun 17 J/2 * Helena Rubihstein common. < 4% 7% 17% —1 Corp....' & Jan 700 12% May Lithographing Co Lock 3% x7% Feb Heller Co common. Hurd 4,600 7% 117 12% _* Hecla Mining Co < 3% 7% Mar —5 A) 3% ™ 1 Longines-Wittnauer Jan Lamp Co Horder's Jan 5 Locke Steel Chain Jun Hastings Mfg Co.. Hathaway Bakeries Inc j 11% Lamson Corp of Delaware Lamson & Sessions Co Jan 2% Jan 12% 3% Harvard Brewing Co i Jun Lakey Foundry & Machine Jun ' Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd Hartford Electric Light & Co class 10% Jun 105 9% _5 Haelan Laboratories Inc (R> 200 Feb Jan 3,800 stock. H Hoe 10% 1 " '■ Jan 10% Jun Jun 2,400 Grocery Stores Products common——5 Gypsum Lime & Alabastine J —• convertible Feb Jun 7% 11 % Brewery.—'—!—2 Griesedieck Western 5% 12 Vi •4% 50 9% : Northern Paper Hydraulics Inc.. Gridoil Freehold Leases..™. Steel Jan 12% 11% 3% , Greer Higbie Mfg Co 11% 700 Jun 11% Great Hercules 18 2,800 1% 3% 7% 1st preferred—.——: Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.. t H Jan 16% Jun 1,700 2,700 113 * Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea— ! % Mar 14% Jan 15 100 — — 10% 9% Mar 7% Le Tourneau UJ/4 i preferred Henry Holt Co 1,200 15 Apr 8% 37% Mar 4% -1% " — 1 Gray Manufacturing Co 5 Va % 16% 15 - 1 Liberty Fabrics of N Y x9 J/8 Rapids Varhish. I u 16% 15 Jun 7% Feb 3% Manufacturing common —4 Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd„25 > 9 Va 29 4% Apr 34 % Mar 9% 1 Inc A_. 800 1,200 12,000 20c -10 B Class Feb 31 Jun 7% 9% Feb 29% 104 % May Gorham i 29 2% ™ .33%c Ltd— 99% _♦ $4.50 prior preferred Goldfield Consolidated Mines Goodman Manufacturing Co t Jan 3,300 1 Mines 5% Apr 100 „1 : common Apr Jan ——1 * Dept Stores Jan 3% 3% 9 Shore 11% —* Co Coal. Jan 3 Feb 300 30 * ■ Mines Godchaux Sugars class A Hearn 9% 35J/2 Lake 1% - 20 common & 12% Apr 5% ____100 Glenmore Distilleries class B Hazel tine Mar 50 L New * Gold 2 16% Jan 105% May 5% May Jun 2 V4 2Va 10 ! 22% Mar 1 £1 preferred Apr 10% 10 I pfd Gerity Mich Corp.L—'™ 21 4 * $5 preferred Havana Feb 9 34j/<2 Mar 700 May 11% Mar 102% Mar 10 common 5% convertible preferred™ General Public Service $6 preferred Hall 32% % 7.50 Kropp (The) Forge Co Kroy Oils Ltd Krueger Brewing Co Jan 16% • 5 Stores 26% 9% 1 — 12 J/s May 900 Jan 8 Apr Corp Jan 30 9 ♦ 10 8% 2% 29% High 800 34% 10 Rubber Co Lots 10% 34% 3 1 Range Since Jan. 1 High 9 34% ™_1 ——— Shares x28% • Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd Klein (D Emil) Co common Kleinert 30 50 preferred for Week 10 9 Sales Range' of Prices Low ——• — Kidde Mar Jun 500 21% •21% -- ' Outdoor Co 7% May 11 4,400 6 6% Plywood Corp common—50c Gladding McBean Jan 60 2,900 lll/4 1 General Yellowknife A May 73% 7% 4,800 ^ .3 % 5% pfd A reg Non-voting 8 Va 1 ! Finance Corp 5% Fireproofing Grand Jun 100 __1 " General Class 5% 100 „ General Union 8,800 68 V2 % ^ General Globe Jun 68 V2 3% General Builders Supply Corp com.. 1 5% convertible preferred 25 General Electric Co Ltd— American dep rets ord Alden 64% 68 Va • ™„j- Corp Glen 140 2,500 1 common Gellman Mfg Co common General Acceptance (A C) Gilchrist Co 7j{j Jan 61% —1.25 5% preferred Giant 3 Jun ' Laclede-Christy Company L'Aiglon Apparel Inc.™ Gatineau Power Co Gilbert Jan 9% May —5 $6 28% Mar 5% 60 £1 reg Brewing Power Jan Kobacker (Geo A) Co Georgia Par common Week'® Last Sale Price High " 5% . American Stock Exchange 5,300 France— Alloys 23% 49,400 .6 5VA ~7% * — General 300 60% American deposit receipts bearer Fort Pitt Brewing Co Fox (Peter) Fuller < 65% Ltd— dep rets Motor 5% :5% 1 . 12 Friday 1 1 JUNE STOCKS Low 3 Vs 64 % -2.50 Inc non-voting voting™ B 2% , 64 Va Ford Motor, of Canada Class A Class 23 V2 5'/a Co Inc Flying Tiger Lines 3 —10 * ENDED Bangs Since Jan. 1 IfigK 23Vfe , — __25c — Inc (M H) Low 1 Federated Petroleums Ltd.* Fire Association (Phila) Firth WEEK Sales Key Co Falrchild Camera Si Instrument Fargo Oils Ltd FOR for Week STOCKS 26 Va 8 27% 8 9 20% Feb Apr 33 Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June The i (2598) 15, 1953 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE RANGE Sale Price American Stock Exchange Niplssing Amer . Laboratories 6,300 16% Jaa 20% Mar 1% 2,800 1A Jan 2% Mar 3% 4,900 3% Jun A Jan Northern Ind Serv pfd__100 4%% 1,100 200 x41% Jun 2% 2% 29,800 113 Jan 3% May 19% 19% 1,200 19% Feb 22% Mar 3% 4% 3% Apr 2ft . 1,100 40 89% 90 21% 90 23% 3% Mar 1% May 89 4% Apr Jan Mar 92 98% May 20% 1,200 44% Jun 83 • Novadel-Agene Corp Jan 7,000 1 Pub % % 50 Co.. RR 4% May 2% 1% 1 Airlines Penn -ft X41 % X41 % ft -U Corp. $3 preferred_50 25 North Central Texas Oil 8 North 173a 16% Sentinel Radio Corp. Jan 27 % Mar Jan o 50c Ogden Corp common Ohio Brass Ohio Power Okalta Co class Oils Oklahoma Okonite B .♦ common 100 4%s preferred Ltd im 66% 10% 18% Oliver 23 Company common United 1 class Filters Securities 1 11 r Jan 3% ft Jan 13% Jun 20% Apr Apr 69% 9% Jan 16% J*n Jan 6% Feb 6 300 Jan xl8% Jan 53%.Mar Jun 20% May Jan 20% May 183,8 13% 6% 107 63 ft 3,400 • 6% t 100 6% 3,000 19 Va 125 18 300 36 Jun 52% Jan 400 16% Jun 19% Feb 18% 36 37% 16% 36 2ft May 3,200 68% 6V2 1 ; May 700 i Jan 57% Mar Jan 97 10% 1 O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.10# 19 W; 48 200 6% —1 Inc . , 66% 7 • B—, Olympic Radio & Telev Inc Overseas 2% : 2% --,.-7.50 Natural Gas 25 49% 99 2% Old Town Corp common40c cumulative preferred Omar 49% 93 2% Jun 450 49% 98 Wo 1% 1,200 2 17V# ' ■ 6% j, (Bhawinigan Water & Power Sherwin-Williams common preferred 4% Breweries Co common— 1st 30% 31 30% Jun 34% Jan 27 27% 400 27 Jun 31% Jan 27 26% 27 200 26% May 28% Mar 25% 25% 500 25% May 28% _25 Bono tone Corp Manufacturing common Northern original preferred 4.88% cumulative preferred convertible convertible Pacific Public $1.30 1st Service Page-Hersey Tubes Pancoastal May 27% Jan Jun 102% Jan 92% 92% 93 % 30 92 % Jun 101% Jan 99 98 99 98 Jun 3 Jun 5,800 27,700 150 98 Jun 103% Jan 17 Apr 21% Jun 24% 24% 100 24% Apr 25 % Feb "T% Feb 2% 9% • 2% 43,70o 4 '/a 4% 4 % 16,700 4% 3 Class B 3% 3% 100 3% 400 12% Jun 12% Jun 300 14% Jun 12% 12% 14% 14% • 23 28 28 Patican Co Ltd—_l 2 7 1 * :—i 6% Peninsular Telephone commons-::—.2—* $1 cumulative preferred 23 $1.30 cumulative preferred $1.32 cumulative Penn Traffic Co preferred Pennroad Corp 26 ' • 21 % 7 10 ft J 26% 5% 400 *: 1 — • 1314 12% 12% 97 97% 35% 35% 36% pfd——100 3% 3% 4,400 12% 175 "■ 35% 400 3% 50 l Feb 350 60% Jun 70% Mar 700 13% Jun 16% 4% Jun 6% 1st preferred Inc. • 2.50 Pressed Metals of America Preston East Dome Mines Ltd 1 Co class B Providence Gas Public Service of Colorado— 4- 18% 700 17% Jun 21% Jan 114 1% 2ft 6,100 1% Jun 2% Jan 2% 2% 2% 68 3% Jan 1,500: 34% 8% 2,380 300 9Va 3 3 3% 3% 7 1,500 33% 39% 9% —— 10% — Jun., ft' - 3% Mar 460 9% " 11% 300 :■■■ 1,400 Mar 75 38% . Jan % 3 Jan Mar- 11 Apr Feb 23 3i Mar 4% Jan 6% Jun 8V4 Mar 33% Jun 40% Mar Jan 112 ' 40 ; . 3% May - 450 34% —-i ■ — —— 33 ■ 20% Feb 1,900 6% 33% Jan 3 100 3% Jan 8 500 21 •' — - 1,200 21 — 2% 57% f 70% 33 69% 112 Jan 9'/» 10 Jun 44% Feb Jun- 10% Jan Jan 39% 12% Mar Power A Apr 700 7% Apr 9% Mar 8 Jun 9% ! 8 . 8 8 x8% 1,600 Feb 92 94 100 90 26% 26% 100 26% Jun 30% Mar 14% 14% 700 14 % Jun 19 % Mar 29% 30% 2,050 22% Apr 30% 30% May 19% Jan 1 Pile 10 — — 51 54 1,500 3% 7 4 300 6% 7% 400 8% 9% 1,800 1 53 13 Engineering— 3 ; 25% ' 2% 25% 27 —— • Z-l Radiator 27 2 Rio Grande Valley Gas Co— (Texas Corp) v t c__ Rochester Gas & Elec 4% 1 pfd F 43 % Feb Apr 3% 100 Co & Jan 5% 10c 1 Jun 21% ' 1*1 Co Reliance Electric & Rlce-Stix Inc.. Rolls 450 22%, 22% 6.25 — Richmond 3% ' 22% • common Pump Co (Robert) Feb 101 Amer 100 dep rets ord reg 21 May 2% 2% 84 — Feb (The) Corp Royallte Oil Co Russeks Fifth 21% ...3 Jan 57% May 6% Jan 4% Mar 6% Jun 9% Feb Jan 14% Apr ft! Jun 1% Mar 600 24% Apr 28% too 25% Jan 27% Mar 2% 800 2% 10,200 84 60 22 20 % 10 1,100 21 2 Jun 2% Jan Jan 2% Feb Jun 94% Jan 26 Mar Jun 26% 1,300 37% Apr 38% 40 12% 12% 12% 500 13% 13% 14 % 6,300 1.23 Ryan Aeronautical Co Ryan Consolidated Petroleum Ryerson & Haynes common 1 6 14% • —1 14 Jun 20 % 1 common 21% 6 Feb 10 Jan 43% May 14% Mar 13% Jun 17% Mar 100 6 Jan 6% Mar 400 14% 12 Jan 16% Mar 3% *5% 3% 2,300 3% Jun 4% Mar X5% 5% 1,100 4% Jan 6% Mar —1 Savoy Oil Inc (Del) Sayre & Fisher Brick Co Schulte Inc (D A) Inc Scullln Steel Co Scurry Oils Seaboard 5% common 14 .—1 *i*_—. Ltd • 50e Airlines—kil— 1 32% 4,600 2ft 38,400 30% Apr 3% 700 3% Jan 4% Jan 3% : 18% ~4% 434 * 1% 1ft 1% Securities Corp General -lu'i ■//. 1 0-Jpy<' L l OO'KCH' Seeman Bros Inc 21!ft • ooo. n: see 19 Jaa 4% 2,000 10% 600 7 7% 1,100 34 X35% 800 34 Jun 280 40 May 10 10 34 40% 40 42 4% Jaa 10 , 6% 26% 26% 27 700 26 31% 31% 31% 100 3I3; Feb 6 2,300 4% Jun 7% 2% 500 2% Jan 2% Mar 13% 14 % 3,800 11 % Jan 15% May 1% 1% 6,000 26% 900 25 1% 2 7% 8% 2 is Mar-.- 8% Mar Jan 40% Jan 600 28% Jun 22% Jun 26% Jun 6 100 6 Jun ,8 39 400 38 Jun 49 x4% Feb 22% Jun 20 100 19% Jan 20% 14% 800 13% Jun 17% Feb 38% 39% 14% 22% 600 12% 13% 13,800 •„ Portland Superior 16% Jan 23% Mar '■ 16% Mar 15% Mar 20312 8% Apr .4% 800 4% Jun 400 4% Jun 3% 211% Apr 200 Jun 5 3 % 3% 3,900 30% 3% Jun Jan 180 9 30% 500 Swan Finch Oil Corp Talon Inc class B Jan ft 4%; Feb -jj 34% 29% May — 3% Jan 2% 1,200 2% Jun 16% 250 16% Jan 18 16 400 14% Jan 18% May 9% 500 8% Jan 2% "4,200 3% 2,300 , -2% % 3% r8 8 28 28 8% 18 vp ,4- ' Jam 23% Mar '-93i . .-31% Feo *V 20 V* ' ioo 4% 29% ft 3% V 3% x27% 2,000 ; AprJ»n 12% ■■Feb.'Wj fr 16 Jan Mar Tampa Electric Co common.. Technicolor Inc Shovel Co Thlokol Chemical — Corp—J——-— 12% 150 42 45% 1.600 15% r m $4.56 pfd—— common— 12% 12% 42 III common. Texas Power & Light Thew - commoii—— Markets Inc.* Thorofare Tilo Roofing Inc Tishmau Tobacco — 30 1 12% 11% 12% 23% 26 16% 17% 350 6% .„ 26 ~7%i; •" —1 Trl-Continental 17% May . 105% May 25% Feb 31% May 3,300 11% Apr 17% -1,400 , 20% Apr 23% May 18 Va 13% Mar 7% 6%, Jan 17% Jun 36% 200 35% Apr 5% Jun 15 Jan 35 % 49 5% 300 5% U 100 50% 1,750 15 Jan 1,600 , 1,000 49% -20 — Feb 2,400 registered. -5s preferred Tonopah Mining of Nevada Trans Empire Oils Ltd Trans Lux Corp Jan 7% 36% -.5 Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd— Amer deposit rets ord registered.. —£1 Amer deposit rets def Jan- 15 47% Xl7% xl7% —1 * Allied Stocks & -20 15 V4 Jun 95 25 29 -25c Realty 8c Construction— ft 96 A 29% Apr Feb f 14'A Jun 15.700 15% 14% 96 II a " Thor Corporation 12% 12% 42 150 12% 12% 12% • Jan Jun Jun 19% Mar May 40 Mar 6 % Mar . Feb 53 Jun 49 .70c 3% 3% 3% 3,800 3% Jun 4% Jan .100 88% 88% 88% 25 88% Jun, 97% Jan 2% Feb 1.800 1% Ju'h 4,300 2lU 3% 1,200 2% Jun May 4 % 50,000 3% Jun 5% Jaa 300 18% Jan 19% Feb 16% 1% 1 Apr 18 Jan 1% <» 215 3 3 % 1% warrants 3% 18% True Temper Corp... Trunz inc - -344_, 19 Ulen Realization Chemical of Gas Corp Canada Union Investment 1% 100 Corp ~4% S 4% 28 * Jan -4 3% May Co 4 8V1 — oaae 35, 900 Feb Jan 4% 3,300 4% 400 26% Jan 8% 200 8% 9% Jun 28% Jan 30 Apr Jan Jun 10% 89 Apr 96 90 75% Jun 80 Jan 2,300 4% Apr 6 May Union Oil Co of California— $3.75 preferred Union Stock United series Yards of Aircraft A Omaha Products United Elastic Corp. United Milk Products common 50o 75'/a 5% 5% 90 3 75% • 100 5% 150 4 Jan 35% Jun 43 Mar • 9% Apr 13 Jan .10s 3% Jan 35 Va 20 common 475 89 36 r United Molasses Co Ltd— Amer dep rets ord registered United NJ RR & Canal United Profit Sharing 10% preferred 35% 35% 35% 35% 35% 35% $4 17% U 8 Foil Co class B 1% Ja n 600 14% Jun 16 Feb 125 52% Jail 60 Jan 43% Jan 6 • 88 U 8 Rubber Reclaiming Co Universal Insurance 34% 1,900 6 Jun 150 88 Juh 8% Jan 96% Mar 8% Jun 11% Jan Jan 9% 2,200 2 Apr 2% 1% 1% 100 1% Jan 1% 100 41 % Feb 1 50c 48 10 48 common Feb 51% May 21% Mar 10 Sugar Apr 2,300 6% 89 8% 1 United Stores Corp common Universal Consolidated OIL. Feb 6,200 35% x36 36 1 common 3% 3% 14% • U 8 Radiator Jan 19% Mar 59% 3 Securities and International Jan 33% Jan 14% 14% • $5 1st preferred with warrants U 8 4,400 59 3 10c • preferred 40% Apr 14% 1,700 Conditioning Corp conv Jun 35 380 16 % 1 6% Mar 35 % 10 U 8 Finishing Co Feb 15 Mar Jan 200 Y.f ..25 United Specialties common 235% ft May 4% 25 Marchlnery common__^_25 Preferred 4% Mar Jun 224 100 common 24% Jan Jun 37% Jan Feb 3% Jan 31 10 2% 4,700 2% 0 25 Valspar Corp common 5 Jun 28 Jan Venezuelan 1 Jan Venezuela 20c Feb Vlnco Corporation Feb Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co Vogt Manufacturing 1% Jun 2 1,500 7% Jun ll1 2% 3% 4,000 2% 14% 14% 200 14% 6% 6% 1 $4 convertible preferred Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co 17,300 • Feb Feb Jun. Feb iii 4 15% Jan Petroleum Syndicate Inc , 8,800 16% Jan 3% 3,000 3% 800 5% Jan 18% 3% 6 6 200 22 3% 32 32% Va 700 33 % 30 : • . » .. it 83 Jun- 6% 7% Mar . Jan Jun 25 21% 10 6% Jun 76% 25 ; 25 Va 1 _ 500 6% • • —. - - Apr 13% Jun '' ~ - 1 ,]j wi 31% Marft, j, .4 Jan - Fell 3% Jan 10% 125 13% - '•ft-5%' Jan /;4% Feb 350 ft "ii Jun ft" 200 '17% .18%; 28% ., Jan 28 ij ... 9% Mar; , Jan 6% 150 i -4% 28% 20% 500 28% , 3% Mar . ,4| - Mar 3%Mftr - .. Jan 2 : 800 22 21% —5 j. Jan 15% 2 3% S A common. common j; Feb 6% •' 2% • -1 IS ft '.6% 16 % 9% 4; ! !j Jam 10% May ' 16 2 .; - Apr 12% 9% 209 208 208 *——* Tool & Die Co 41% Mar Jan 20% 13% 5 ——• Inc Cement Apr 11 7,100 22 %' >. 38% 1,000 13% 22% 13 ft Apr' 13% 14% ■v ft; Jan 5% 20 13% Drug common—*——25c Superior I <!{ ij Apr Sterling Aluminum Products com Sterling Brewers Inc * common ,,{ . Jan, 2% • Co Jan Mar 7%May'. Jan 4 1 & Feb 24% 6 38 Corp (S) ft 33% Mar 500 6% Corp & Co-common—* ... 35% Mar 29% Starrett Bun Ray Jan 28% Mar Jun 23% 4% Stroock Mar 1 28 % 4% (The) 43 1 Jan 2 1% May ; Jan* 11 3ft Mar 4% t ' 5% Mar , Jan 22% 29 . footnotes 5% Mar 38 % Mar 2% 1 , . common Western 2ft 2% -25c _. — 31% —1 * 32% ,j • Jan 1 Universal Products Co Lawrence Corp Ltd common Sapphire Petroleums Ltd Schick 42% 1 Utah-Idaho St • 17% Mar Jun 1 United Shoe 2% Jun 84 900 • common Ltd Ave Feb 36% Standard Tube class B— Standard-Thomson U 8 Air 3* Inc Rotary Electric Steel Co Rowe *4% 23 % May £1 Rome Cable Corp common Field 12% 1,600 Jun 5 Royce Ltd— Roosevelt Jan 2,600 Feb Co Union Reading Tube Corp class A Rels 4% 15% 37% u Rath Packing Co common Reda 5% 143,; 36% 5% 1% 1 Toledo Edison 4%.% Apr 1% —• Railway & Utility Investment Regal Shoe Feb 4% • Products Jun 1% 28,500 5 Co Concrete 32 3,600 preferred Standard Unexcelled Class B Jan • 4% Mar^ 400 • Jun 11,900 2% R Raymond Feb 4,900 Common class B Q Quebec Jan 3% 5% Standard Power & Light common 2% 2%- 2 10 x5% 37 1 10 preferred 2% xll5 23/B • Pyrene Manufacturing (Ky)_ Convertible Todd Shipyard Corp common Toklan Royalty Corp 2% 100 com common Oil Standard Packaging Corp Class • 4%% cumulative preferred 21% 3% May 17% ft*• "I • Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co 600 17% 1 Prosperity Pyle-Nattonal ~3% _3%- 3% Jan 1 - Producers Corp of Nevada \ J Jan 100 common—— \ Feb Polaris Pratt &r Lambert Co 3% 3% 62 13% 10 Mining Co 25c Powdrell & Alexander common..2.50 Power Corp of Canada common 41% Mar Jun 13% • common Jan 108 60% —3 Pittsburgh Railways Co.. Pleasant Valley Wine Co 14% Mar Jun' 'Jun 97 500 61%, - Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.——... Pittsburgh Metallurgical common 6% Feb 13 % Pinchln Johnson Ltd Amer shares—10s Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd 1 Piper Aircraft Corp common 1 Prentice-Hall Jan 5% 5 % - Scale 28% Jan 26% Pep Boys (The) 1 Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20 Circle Corp. —2.50 Phillips Packing Co.* • Phillips Screw Co —10c. Pierce Governor common 1 Pneumatic Apr 23 Perfect - Jan Jan t - Feb 17% Mar 21 Va Jan "2% 5 1 Sterling Engine Co——*——*—10c Sterling Inc —.1 Stetson (J B) Co common • Btlnnes (Hugo) Corp 7_5 Stop & 8hop Inc 1 May Feb •- 21% 4% (A) 28% 105 Jan Jan "2% Stein 23% Jun "2% Steel <30 ; 16 29% 1 20 1 10 Feb Jun Jan • 2.78 Feb Jun 76 V8 1,900 Jan 26 /ft 5% 17% 7% May s Jan 5% 36 Feb 900 ' , 44 Jun 96% 50 , Feb 8V« . 5% of Cauada ordinary Parts Corporation 13% -13% Mar Mar- 1 ! Steel Co 21 % 100 2.50 common— Standard Jan 26% May 50 21 % 4% Mar 13% 26% May 2,600 27 27 25 ; Penn Power & Light 4%% Penn Water & Power Co * 100 Feb 60 Apr 12% 12% Parkersburg Rig & Reel Patchogue Plymouth Mills 2 Feb 12% 3% 1 A Feb 5% Mar Jan 53 1 Parker 2 7% Mar 65 , *■ .. 17% Mar Jan Apr 37'% May 200 3% Jan 5 1,700 96% Jun 11% Mar ,700 16% Jan % —- — 1 5 Dredging Corp common 81.60 convertible preferred Standard Forgings Corp. 87 2 Amer shares—1 Bol class Jun • vtc—2 Bol A) Corp Park Chemical Company Co 3% May 13% Mar 11 98 9% 100 Motors Pen 99% May 98 • (C 3% 3 3% pfd preference Standard 10% common Pantepec Oil (C A) 25% 92% 1 common Petroleum Paramount 700 —1 preferred preference preferred 4.08% cumulative preferred Southern Pipe Line Southland Royalty Co 250 170 66% 6% 20% —25 25 25 25 25 25 cumulative 4.32% 26 Jan 65 : | 15% May Jan Jun 5 4,300 16% 12.50 6% • Airlines.— — common 94 28% 38% Apr 14 V# - 100 5% 1% Southern California Edison— 25 % Jun 13 . 96% £1 V 1 1 1 South Penn Oil Co common • Pacific Petroleums Ltd Co Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd— Amer dep rets ord registered Smith (Howard) Paper Mills 92 % 25 100 5 63% • —1 • 20 Pattern common Ltd common Singer Manufacturing 94 Jan <4,100 38 • • A—25 25 preferred Pacific Power & Light 5% 2,600 . 18,700 16 5 j High Feb Publications— Spencer Shoe Corp Btahl-Meyer Inc Standard Brewing Co 25 Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred 84.40 div cum preferred S4.75 dividend preferred—— Pacific Jan 30'/a 1st preferred redeemable 1st pfd series 4.80%. red 16% 27% redeemable 6% Jun 25 pfd 1st preferred—: 6% 12 600 f _.,__25 Pacific Gas & Electric 6% .1st 5 % % 1st preferred 6% 12% 12 f . u 6% 13 5 * Ltd South Coast Corp 400 • $3 convertible preferred Soss 11% 5% % • common Simplicity Simpson's l'/a 350 6% 100 Shoe Corp of America class A Sicks 4,400 16 —25 Canada of 1% 13% 5 6% — flherwin-Williams Low 1% % 1 20c —• —5 —• Range Since Jan. 1 High 13'% * 10c B Inc Shattuck Denn Mining.* 4.48% p ; Can 5% Seton Leather common— 4.56% Pacific 1 common Corp class Simmons-Boardman 1% Share# Low 1% Control Safety Sentry Servomechanisms Bllex Co 1% for Week —1 * Segal Lock & Hardware Seiby Shoe Co Serrlck North Canadian Oils Ltd Northeast Mar 19 17'/a American Rayon North Jun 16 1,100 *' Ltd— Products Metai dep rets ord shares Norden 16 % Range of Prices Par High 1 Inc Non-Ferrous Low 1 Mines Lites Noma Range Since Jan. 1 Shares Sales Week's Last ale Price American Stock Exchange • Pond Niies-Bement 12 STOCKS High 16 8 Niagara Share Corp common JUNE ENDED for Week Low Par WEEK Sales Range of Price* Last STOCKS FOR Friday Week'# Friday s. 30% May Jan ,• ,J 23 % Apr 5 ^ .. Mar 8% Mar 39% Jan 14% Apr .Volume 177 Number 5229 ... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2599) 35 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE RANGE Friday Week's Range American Stock Exchange Shares Sale Price Par Low Aircraft Wagner 7 % • , voting ctfs ext .Waitt & Bond Inc Co new 8'A 1% __ 1% 8% Western Maryland Ry Western Tablet & 1% 50 1% 4% 1V8 5ft 1% 179 1 conv Stores Inc <R C) 14% Products .Wilson Inc Brothers 500 9% 8 3 100 514 % 51/2 2,000 100 5 5 % l 2% 5 r/c preferred 25 Wisconsin Pwr R Lt-4%.%: pfd___.__10» Wood Newspaper Machine— Woodall Industries Inc—___ ft •• - , - 15\'i Jan ' __£! ' •I? - 50' 15% 900, 7% Jan 3% Mar ■■-■.14Mar ft •' 2 ft 15 -14% Apr 38 fund Janeiro 3s E Jan to *100 Friday •• > .•■ • Interest ' Period - -..".••Last ARussian May Jan- ;V7% Apr -3% May May • Boston . 3%s Transit revenue 3%s 6s tlig Edison. 2%s Chicago , Power 1 A .,iJmle-Dee 1970 of June-Dec 1947-1978_ 1st Jlfay-Nov May Jan-July Mar-Sepf Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s 1965 Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s 1956 Ercole Marrelli Elec Mfg Co— A6y2s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953 60% Green 1961^ Mountain Guantanamo 4s ser Isarco r 3%s mod) with A7s ex Italian Nov Nov *34 37 37 43% *39 42 39% 44 1997. 37 2012 1963 1940 1 6%s 1919 at 4% to •No par value, 83 Jan-July Jan-July 4% 4% 5% 141 3 6% 4% 4% 5 140 3% 6% being traded flat. 8 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 certificate*; "w I," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants. • t ► - . Slock and Bond Averages Below : listed the dally closing averages of representative stocks and bonds New York Stock Exchange as compiled are tfre on by Dow, Jones & Co*: •?■ Stocks 30 ' -20 Indus¬ •V'.- Dat* 18 June roads 267.91 9 June 16 Rail-* trials Total 68 ities 103.06 49.24 104.84 99.58 48.44 102.53 -263.39 Jan-July Jan-July April-Oct ..April-Oct Power 3%s 19G4___june-Dec 6%s due 1953 extended to 1963 Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968 1st mortgage 3s 1971 3y»s & 1970 Piedmont A6%s Hydro-Electric Oct Oct ex Safe 1998 3 '/as 1st series and 2%s A ref 3'/as 3s C series 1965 series B 1973 1976 D 1976 Southern California Southern Counties 1st 3s Gas Gas 3y4s 1970 3s 1971 Gas & Electric Southwestern Starrett Stinnes A7-4s 3rd Terni stamped (Hugo) 2nd Aug ex Dec 84% 96% 108 . _ 75% • . l : 8 Wed. June June 10 79% 83 l 80% 99%?::, ■ , *99%.102 *90 95 127% 139% 77 23 ■; "98 84% 103% >90% -,100 «■. ^ V* ' 100 V f ' - *87% 'm-m *30 Jan-July Feb-Aug Feb-Aug Feb-Aug April-Oct ' / < 93 132 — 132 —— *85 75 79 96% 96% 1- 90 79 97% *92 50 96 High 45.83 Low 49 80 Feb 2 45.11 Jun - 10 Fri. June 11__ 45.24 12_^__ June 45.38 High 49.67 Jan Low 1 SEG Index of Stock Prices The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common stocks for the week ended June 5, 1953 for composite and by major indus¬ try groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for Percent June 5, '53 , : Manufacturing Durable Goods May 29, '53 188.2* 213.2* ' Low High —1.9 192.9 207.0 188.2 —2.0 235.6 213.2 —2.4 - 217.6 188.2* •; 1953- Change 191.8 210.2 188.2 236.0* 240.2 —1.8 259.1 236.0 219.9* Transportation 224.6 —2.1 242.0 217.9 :—— 117.8* 119.5 Service 205.1 208.2 238.6" Utility Trade, Finance and 241.6 Mining - —1.4 117.8 125.2 —1.5 213.8 ?04.0 —1.2 v 268.3 238.6 lows. ft 130% Transactions at the New York Stock 147% 95% v 75 96 Va Daily, Weekly and Yearly 101% 96 97 97% 97 93 90 Stocks 99 93 *95% 98% 100 *90 95% Exchange 91 94 101% 102 Railroad Week Ended June 12,1953 Mon. June 8— I United States Totms Foreign Bank Government Bond Bonds Bonds Bonds Int'l Number of and Mitcel. Shares Bonds — Sales *89 ApriZ-Oct 97 *90 87 *130 140 98 93 101% 2 89 93 — 83 ■ $2,132,000 $436,200 4,423,000 375,000 Wed. June 10__ 1,961,815 3,368,000 575,000 Thurs. June 11 1,216,129 2,526,000 350,000 2,876,000 916,782 2,027,000 340,000 2,367,000 7,285,196 $14,476,000 Fri. June 12 Total — . $2,568,200 "$T,ooo 4,799,000 3,943,000 88% 89% *82 — 90% 95% 89% .... 995,120 2,195,350 — 112% $2,076,200 $1,000 $16,553,200 148% 130 1953 130 1 112 147 90 Feb-Aug 1953 1940 coupon 1956 1947 coupon 1956 Hotel— 90 1 77 93 — — — *30 ~ 1953 *88% we. *30 — — — 8. 1952 1953 180,726,269 6,176,600 Government 158,840,961 $35,000 Bank $98,050 Foreign — Railroad $1,000 and Industrial. $21,000 469,000 366,000 2,076,201) mm — 1952 7,285,196 Bonds U. International June-Dec Jan. 1 to June 12 ' 130 Btocks—No. of shares— coupon 80 45.06 May — — *88 Feb-Aug April-Oct 1940 \ 90 *95 , 1,307,400 47,604,840 34,727,740 14,476,000 17,134,000 342,754,400 292,906,100 $16,553,200 $18,462,400 $390,863,240 $328,097,890 ** A5s income debentures 1954 Mar-Sept June-Dec - Washington Water Power 3%s 1964 West Penn Traction 5s 1960 Western Newspaper Union— 6s conv s f debentures June-Dec 1959 1 Feb-Aug 103% 103% 99% — 99% 99 5 99% *105 108 99% 99% 7 — 2 102% 106% 99 Total - 104 106% 112 99% 101 Transactions at the American Stock Exchange Foreign Governments and Municipalities Friday BONDS Interest American Stock Exchange Agricultural Mortgage Bank A20-year 7s April Danish 5%s A External 5s 1946 1955 Interest AMedellin stamped reduced 7s (Plan to stamped (issue of Oct 2%s 2008 1951 1927) Friday's Jan-July June-Dec *63% 93 *65% *100 Feb-Aug 96 Stocks High Bonds Jan. 1 No. — "l — 102% *16 18 *43 1947 Nigh 93 93 68 88 45% Mon. June 8 293,885 Tues. June 9 93 99% 96 Jan-July Mar-Sept Lois Week Ended June 12, 1953 92 - 93 (Number of Shares) Range Sine* 8old 69 101 Foreign Foreign Domestic Government $11,000 $107,000 31,000 105,000 592,030 *43 *65% $134,000 81.000 217,000 Wed. June 10__ 588,680 09,000 67,000 18,000 154,000 325,545 19,000 66,000 14,000 99,000 Fri. June 12 300,600 *44,000 38,000 12,000 94,000 $383,000 $141,000 $698,000 Total 2,100,740 $174,000 —f— 96% Week Ended June 12 1953 12 17% 49 Btocks—No. of shares— ' Jan. 1 to June 12 1952 2,100,740 $217,000 1953 ATay-Nov April-Oct *63% 43% Domestic 63%" 69 Foreign government Foreign corporate — 63% 57,090,721 $5,980,000 $5,590,000 — ~ / 63% — — *63 % 1952 52,144,492 1,493,555 $174,000 42% mm — „ Bonds $16,000 Bonds May-Nov June-Dec Toffll Corporate Bonds Bonds Bonds Thurs. June 11 - 43 — A)— Mortgage Bank of Bogota— A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947 A7s April-Oct Daily, Weekly and Yearly Range Bid & Asked May-No* 1953 Danzig Port & Waterways— AExternal 6%s stamped 1952 ALima City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958 Maranhao Sale Price or Low Valley 7s 1948 Cons Municipal Loan— External Period Week's (Col)— A20-year 7s Jan 1947 Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)— ACauca Last I 93.21 101 90 90 5 93.28 Average >vl03 . — ' 93.21 91.88 Range for 1952 Thurs. 100 90%',; £*'■ 91.82 45.11 Non-durable Goods 80% 97.79 94.81 Range for 1953 46.02 9—~ 85% 100 so 99 93.2i 91.95 94.87,- • Closing June 97 i 134 93.6 (35 Stocks) Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc. ,. . Composite . 92.10 - Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock , 88% : 76 16 82 92.18 94.81 ; 92.07 94.36 . | Bond* 95.05 92.05 94.15 Week Ended June 12 1 1 Waldorf-Astoria 75% Co— 1 103.78 Tues. 59% — 90% f\' v. Jan-JnZy May-No* Jan-July ex Aug 1 1947 coupon Electric Service Co— A7s with Dec A7s '*»«. ApriZ-Oct May-No* 1946 A6%s United 1970 stamped 1946 with 53 Industries— Hydro-Electric A6%s 48.48 Total ■•.,40 ities %■ 95.21 92.04 „ . : 10 Util¬ Ralls, Tues. June 9 Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966 Corp— A7-4s 3 __ (Hugo) Stinnes 101.98J 80 ' Jan-July 3%s & Bros 5s 1989 (A G) 265.78 ioa (Calif)— mortgage Spalding 12 94.12 f - : Grade 93.19 . 93.99 102.80 103.63 71% 77 101% 101% .. 99; ' 1962_Jan-July Mar-Sept 1973 M series Edison . * — Harbor California 48.17 48.50 ♦New I960 coupon Water Power Corp 3s 1981 Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb Southern 100.80 101.97 94.14 . Second * ■— — 95 59% 134 •' coupon 1960 & Gas Co— Public Service Electric 50-year 6% debentures ; 134 Co— 1940 1 1947 1 263.35 264.99 106 % ~2 96 82 101% Jan-July with A6%s 10— 11 63 101 'T ■' 104% —. Ralls 68% 56 ■ Grade trials : June V Plrst Indus¬ Stocks * 10 10 Util¬ * • Bond* ■ 10 91% ; 95% 90 82% 41% 32 Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In year's range), d Ex-Interest. • Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range), f Ex-dlstribution. gBx-stock dividend. hXxprincipal. n Under-the-rule transaction (not Included In year's range), rTransaction for cash (not included in year's range), x Ex-dlvldend. y Ex-rlghts. z Ex-liquidating dividend. tFrlday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week. A Bonds 90% 75% 92% — ApriZ-Oct -May-Nop 1961__. 3 *30 ctfs 36% 30% a Mon. — *88% ' 100 33 high 60% 59% 59% Mar-Nop Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd— a 1st mortgage 6%s 1953 Pennsylvania. Water Van 91 . 20 95% 1952 1963 New England Power 3%s ; 84 104 *87 38% *29% June-Dec 1921 96% 102% 150 •. 150% 62 *30 June-Dec ^Midland Valley RR— Extended ' *87% Jan-July coupon A6%% liquidating trust Italian Superpower 6s 1963 36% J an-July ' RR— 1970- 1 1947 coupon 1952 Realization Trust— Power .'6 ' ' 96 *103 , May-Noo Mar-Sept Power Western Hydro-Electric Co— A 7s : & (stmpd "l 57% *95% May-Nas A6V2s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953 Finland Residential Mtge Bank— Stamped ' 0 63% 60% 56 .■ 5s Lots 86% 56 58 100 , Jan. 1 • * 92% 85 96 (Plan A)— Date— mortgage 4s series A 1993 mortgage 4s series B 1993 A 1st £5% \ 150 92% Jan-July Delaware Lack & Western RR— Lackawanna of N J Division— 96% *125 High 57% 101% Range Slaoa Sold High". -.iro. 96 % .Quar-Feb Authority— series Bond* Bid & Aiked ' 1970 1998_^.____ Series Rang* Friday'* Low Lot* Jan-July June 2% ■< Week's , Jan. 1 No. Mar-Sept 1997 2% Government A5%S May •44 % .10,700 -or SaloFrieo • Range Sine* Sold High *50 June-Dec 2008 1 stamped reduced 16% Mar May. , 1,400 2ft de 105% Jan 3 2 2%s (Republic of)— s f 2%s series Interest 1ft Jan „ ■ 714 to Mar 99% May ■ • < 9< '-.-■13% Jan 400 : reduced Sinking Rio 6% Ma* *14% Feb 2% Jun 1 Bonds May 3% Apr 6% Apr Feb 12 150, -V 40% x38% . r'> rJ5» • Jan 12 iV Jun 800 12 % 'V -"14 14 • 2 8 -.v" 'FRONDS i American Stock Exchange Bethlehem- Steel Friday's June-Dec June Appalachian Elec or Bid & As^ed 25 4% Jan 51,500 2% .12% . * ii r 2% . *. Woodley Petroleum common Woolworth- »F Ltd-— :Amerlcan deposit receipts < -6% preference Wright Hargreaves Ltd 18 % Jun Jun - 8 50 Jan 25% Mar -11% Jan I common___ 18% Feb 2% Feb 4% Jan 1 Jan Jan Mar 34% May 23% Jan Jun 22 8%, 8% 5 Feb Mar 8 200 3 __ 1% 200 14% Jun 2,700 Jan 7% Jun 23% - 22 22 1 Petroleums Ltd Jun 179 700 *■ Willson 1% Jun 17 14% 8% _8 Wilrich 1% 5ft 400 25 % I & Co Mar 400 14% 14%. 25 (The) "Corp_.., Williams 113 15 24 v4 „ 1 preferred |Wm> & Co Wichita- River Oil Corp Wickes Sale Price Jan 32% 5 Extl Jan % 80 14% Auto 189 4,600 17% xl73/4 Whitman Jan 15,100 10 Peru Jan Jun 183 20 Interest Fen May 1 • Whirlpool Corp 2% 10 13% 4% Jun 700 5% 5% 180 Westmoreland Coal 5%% Week's Range Last Period AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931 Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972_ Parana stamped (Plan A)— May 156% 80 4% Jan 14 3% Jan 33,000 156% 159 lA * Weyenberg Shoe Mfg . Jan 500 Westmoreland Inc V. 6% 9% 1 1% Jan Jan 110% Mar pfd__100 com Apr 1% 10% 4% lOo 1st Stationary White's 1 8 % Mar 110 % May Jan 11% • Western Homestead Oils Ltd Western Leaseholds Ltd Jan 900 8% 156% 1.25 pfd 3% Mar 18,400 2 10% 1% • $6 Jan 7% 300 13% i% , • lOo Wentworth Manufacturing 4 1,400 1% 13 __ 1 Webb & Knapp Inc $6 series preference Texas Utilities Friday Interest American Stock Exchang* High 105 30 com Ward Baking Co warrants Wasatch Corp • 8 1 $2 cumulative preferred West 2% • 100 Watch 12 BONDS Low • preferred Wajtham JUNE Low Co Baking ENDED Range Since Jan. 1 High w Waco WEEK for Week of Prices FOR Sales Last STOCKS mm Total. , ... 383,000 105,000 9,618,000 5,877,000 141,000 95,000 2,754,000 2,614,000 $698,000 $417,000 $18,352,000 $14,081,000 ' A1 Commercial and Financial Chronicle The 36 ... 15, 1953 Monday, June (2600) OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS FOR RANGE WEEK ENDED JUNE 12 Week's Friday Boston Stock Friday Week's Last stocks Range of Prices Sale Price Low Par American Woolen Anaconda Copper Boston Edison Elevated 26"% 45% Jan Feb u 20% 510 36% Apr 34% Jun 21 34% 19% Personal s 70 47% 48% 890 47% Jun 53% 15% 15%. 15% 25 13% Jan Hecla 123 Jan Steel 10% 262 9% Jun 36% 92 36% Jun 43% 26% 300 25 Apr 30 100 Jan 120 106 X7% 8% 165 7% Apr 78% 82% 250 78 % Jun 1% 1% 185 1% Feb 43 % 20 43% 34% Mar " 43% 44% 110 43 % Jun 42 ' 43% 108 42 Jun,;. 56% $737.50 55 May 37% Jun 21 108 41% Apr 46 Apr 341 32% Jan 285 63% Jun 1,301 35% 36% 63% 65% 29% 29% 25 25 25 25 112% 113 10 29%.Jun 25 Jun 112% Jun 39% 34 35% Jun 22% Jun Narragansett Racing Assn 1 12% 13 225 11 Jan 13% May Nash-Kelvinator 5 20% 21% 162 20% Jun 25% Feb 10c 10c 500 9c 19c Feb 12% 12% 1,523 12% Jun 14% Feb 110% 112% 280 110% Jun 115% Feb 21% 5 21 Jun 33% Feb 72c 80c 66c Jan 1.00 May 20% 298 19% Jun 23% Mar 11 11 100 10 Feb 11% Jun * —• 19% 20 225 19% Apr 21% Jan 23% 23% 70 23% Jun 28% —• 27% 150 27% Apr 31% Jan 5 ;——• Association 11% 12% 350 11% Jun 14% Apr — ... 1,400 Last ■/' /• ■ Allen Electric —: Products Metal American Big Bear Markets — Brown-McLaren Mfg Budd Twist Drill United Fruit Co. United Shoe u Co Rubber s Waldorf Westinghouse Electric Corp— Jun 58% Jan 35% Jun 41 Jan 24% Jun 31% Mar 5 12% Jan 14 485 41 % Jun 49% Mar 13 41% 50% 425 235 -2,463- 35% 26% 13 • 12.50 53% 35% 35% —5 . Inc System 50% 24% 52 25 Machinery common 43% May Week's Last 8TOCK9 i'"/■•: : Sale Price 7,7V •./■:,/:C 7 :• ' i ■■ • Par Balcrank Gray 13% 13% 103 13% Jun 15 15% 1,131 15' Jun 16% Mar .-17% Jaij 71% 73 1,041 71% Jun 24% 24-% 24% 35% 36'% ;—1 9% 5 —.20 . Nav common 24% 24% 25% 1% 1% 1 1 — _ • 8 Gas & Elec. Cin. — * — 93% Jan 25% May Hastings 17% Jan 19% May Hoover 27% Jun 31% Mar Hoskins 119 3 18% 20% 40 27% May 11% Mar 20 18 943/4 Jun 3 18% 2,365 " Jun 93% Jun 44 44% 14 35% Jan 773/4 279 733/4 Jan 77% — * 14% • '■( 7 . 7 , 705 1? 8 28 15 Feb 19% 202 36% 36% 10 35 • 50 50 43 48 ♦ 13% 13% 19 — _ • Kroger 41 Mar Manufacturing Apr Masco 233/4 Mar Motor 37% May May 53% Feb Apr 14% Jan 393/4 41 18% 215 • Jan 36% class Randall — 21% 21% 21% 150 21 Jan 23 —IZ• 62% 613/4 63% 502 61% Apr Screw Jan 20 19 19% * 123/4 123/4 * Unlisted Allied 25 25 American 10 Cyanamid Parke 200 18 Pfeiffer Jan Metals American Telephone & Telegraph—100 Anaconda Mining j Armco Steel — 153% Car Brewing Prophet Benguet Mining — — 50% Steel Bethlehem Cincinnati Raisin (h w) & 39% May 43% 44% 70 43% Jun 54% Jan 13% 90 13% Jun 151/a Jun Udylite & 36 36% 10% 14% ■ jun 1611/2 Jan 36 Jun 45% Feb 351/s Jun 43 102 io1/2 Jun 10% 365 141/s Jun Department 290 1% 49% 50% 7 Jun 8% Feb 1,000 1% Jun 1% Jan 40 49% Jun 57% 60 26 Jun 33% Electric General 35% Jun 41% International Tel Montgomery 72% 45 71% Jun 791/4 3% 259 3% Jan 102 79% Jun 951/4 Mar n 82 Alleghany Chemical 30% 20 30% Jan 33% Mar Allied 13% 306 13 Apr 15 Allis-Chalmers 24 130 23% May Jan 26% Mar (Un) Corp & (Un) Dye Inc (Un) 27 92% Apr Feb 46% 4 46% Jun 56 Jan 42% 43 65 401/4 Apr 47% Jan 68% 71% 64 66% Apr 74% May American 58 Ve 60% 577 58 Ve Jun 69% Feb American Viscose Corp 27% 28% 70 27% Jun 33% Jan American Woolen Pure (Un) 43 58%, 33% 156 Jun 38 % Mar 100'/a Socony Anaconda Copper Mining Co 18 116 17 Apr 19% Jan 58% 59 40 581/4 Jun 59 Jun 17% 10 17% Jun 22% Jan Ashland Oil & Ref 50 20% Apr 251/8 Jan 30 66% Jun 83% Jan Atchison Topeka & s f 75 19% Jun 23% Jan Atlantic 13 13 50 10% Jan 15% May 50 114 47% 22% 47%" Jun 62% AvCo Standard Oil Standard Oil Studebaker 268 231/4 Jun 29% Jan Baldwin 32 45% Jun 45"% Jun Baltimore 36 37% 180 36 Jun 431/4 Mar Securities 33 j/4 78 13% 14% 195 28 70% : u* For footnotes see page 45. Ohio rr Jun Jan 1,804 33/2 Jan 4' 17% 145 16% Jan 191/4 6 3/2 1,400 53/2 Jan 200 13/2 Jan l3/4 Mar 770 8% Jan 93/b- May 150 2Ve Jan 4 882 133/4 Jun 15% Mar 125 15»/2 Jun 171/2 Mar 21% Jun 25 1% 21% 22 »/4 22 ' - 1,530 123/4 13 '433 14- 12% 14 120 ' Feb Feb Mar 7 May Mar 12% Jan 14% Mar 14 ■, Feb 15 1% 1% Jan 700 1% Week's * Low Mac 1% May Sales ; (Un) Shares Range Since Jan. 1 Low High a3% for Week Apr 37% Jan (Un) I 35 43/fe May 55 70% Feb 74% Jah a48a50% 455 50% Jun 58 Jan 13 % 509 13 % Jun 15% Jan al4% al4 al4% 145 143/b Jun a30% a30% a30% 55 15% May 34% Mar 13% al3% 240 a 13% 32% 32% 393 al52al55% 1,888 a69% a71% al52% 200 34 % Mar '15% Feb 13% Jun 32% Jun 43 % Jarj 154% Apr 65% Jan 160% Jan 43 Jun 43 43 160 43 22% 22% 150 203/8 Mar 25% Feb 341 36% 44% Jan a48% a51% 245 50 55 Apr 35% 50 a51% 35% 339 35% Jun 42% Jan 10% 103/4 775 10 % Jun 123/e Mar al4% al4"% 100 15% Mar 183/a Mar 96% May 10% al4% 50 10 —3 a28% __ Jun Mar 88 3/4 a92% 195 91% a273/k a28»/4 150 28% Apr 33 % Jan 7% 410 7% Jun 8 3/4 Feb 10 140 a /' Jun 72% May a34% a35% 43 7l/a Apr 10 13 Jun 10 lc 3% 3% 100 3% 100 23% 23% 315 23% 1 (Un) 3% 3% 3,240 16% Feb Barker 9% 56 26% Jun 15 69% May 801/4 Jan Basin 85 68 78% Jan Bendix Aviation 1 Bankline Oil Co Jun 29% Mar Bros Consol 68%. 70 %-. 32% 34% 269 32% Jun 38"% Jan Benguet 31% 31% 6 31 vi Jun 43% Feb Bethlehem Cons (Un) Mining Steel Corp (Un)— 50c • 150 30c 1,200 53/a 5% 325 a56 25 1 % 1% 1,200 49 % 49 % 489 30c 5% 33 %c (Un) 700 a56 -_1 20c Oil Co 9% al5% al53/4 9% -10 common Barnhart-Morrow •<34% Apr High 5% Mar a3% a66 % a67% * 10 Range of Prices Jan Jun 1% 11% Mar 3% Apr 29% Mar 4% Apr 3 Feb 8% Feb 15 Mar 15% May 17 Mar " 32% r70 % —If 2 & 13% • 25 (Ohio) 33 4434 Mar 1,125 153% 1 Bandini Petroleum co 70v4 1_25 24% 45% >_10i (n j) Mar 4 6% 3% 13% 5 (Un) 23% 26% 13% Standard Brands —.— 53/4 Mar Jan Apr ' Jan 33 15 (Indiana) 33/4 May 32 >/2 Mar 33V2 15% 10 (Un) (un) Refining Manufacturing Corp 45% 23% — (Un) (Un)- 66% 37% Standard Oil 5 13% 25 (Un) 20% 5 33/4 935 9 ,—100 Armco Steel Corp (Un) Armour & Co (111) (Un) 19% 50 Co 145 5% 33% * 66% -33 %c Vacuum 33/4 1% (Un).* (Un) Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Southern Jun 8% 25 17% 22% Sinclair Jun 4 3% 1 (Un) Tobacco 50 Corp Republic Steel 293/2 Jarf 33/4 1% 2 * Co Smelting & Refining American Tel & Tel Co (Un) 100 Oil— Radio (Un) American 59 —— 23A Feb 150 266 1% 6% * • 1 (Un) Airlines American 35 ♦ Pacific 1,300 4 •3% Mar 35% Feb 17% 1 ; 42% Central y Pennsylvania rr. Pepsi-Cola 3% 33 Par 46% 33% Distillers Northern 34% 34 % Mar 4% Mar Anderson-Prichard Oil Natl 27% Mai? • Angeles Slock Exchange Jan 3% • Tel & Jun v-Jun 332 29% Jan May 3 •. 1 % May 300 - 26 266 " 10 5% Mar 500 "3% Last 33% Ward Jan Jan 3% 1% 5 Sale Price 17% International 7% Mar 3 3% stocks 42% 5 — Harvester * ' Jun 26 5% 5% 17% Mar 16% 200 4 Jan • Motors General Jun 15% 1% Friday Jan 75 Los American Potash &_Chem Aiuer Radiator & St San 5 2% Mai 4% Mar 15% Mar 661 3 Jan 5 Stores 4 . Jun 18% Mar 7% l_ .„„,5 Federal 2% Mar ' 435 4% 29% 1 ._-l 1 Products 23% 7 Jan 618 • 9 34% 5 1 Company 13% — Feb 8% Jun 1521/4 30% Auto-Lite Jan 4% Mar Jan ■ 32 26% Electric Pont 4 ' 200 > 10 American Brd-Para Theatres Du 4 —1 ——— Corporation Wayne 604 302 35% — Electric 200 1 Manufacturing Timken-Detroit Axle Walker 15% 79% Dayton Power & Light 4 5 1 Screw 152% 155% ———i co Paper Sheller Apr 26 — Ohio s Jun 1% Jun 3 1 Manufacturing 71% Service & River 35% ~3% Co. Transit Columbia Gas Col Rickel 26% Products City 13% Mar 26 % May 35% Pacific Canadian Chesapeake & Ohio Chrysler Corp 2 1,220 '» May Jan 7 3 210 1% Jun 26 1% ——— Co (Fred b) 37% 10% 15 9 4% 1 — Mar' 12 ,23 1% 1 Oil Avco Cities 50 340 7% Mar 8 69% Jun 9 —* 20 35% 5 Armour Ashland 7% 15% 9 • — Products Metal 38% 36 50 10 7% 100 15 % —1 1 com Davis 13% 44% 5 Peb 16% -1 ; Welding Scotten-Dillon American Radiator .-3% 4 10 Motor 38% * 3 ioo 16% 16% -10 Products Electric Packard Stocks- Stores 5,094 4 1 — s) Rudy —— — 60% 3% 1% .—1 1 Clements National Mar 68% 1—5 B Rapid U S Printing common - Products Mount 42% Mar —* Procter & Gamble Jun . Jan 27% mar 4% May 9 1 (s co Peninsular Lunkenheimer 6 565 58 % 58% 59 3% Jan Jun 1,550 1 ; 24% -> Jan. Apr Mar 27 Apr 7% Drug Kresge Jun 12% — __ _ 5% 2% 3% Apr • 3 200 208 6;. 5% 3% -10 2% Electric, Motors Kinsel Mar 18% * Art —; King-Seeley Kingston Products Jun 10% 63/4 3 24% ' —10 Formica Ins common 102% Jan 14 6 5 2 — Manufacturing & Bearing. Ball Kaiser-Frazer 50% Mar 76% Lamp Howell Jan 39 443/4 Eagle Picher Kahn Jan 76% Dow common Gibson 5% Hall 19% May —50 Stockyards • - Jan 25 190 23% 18%, .18% —100 Machine —-— Cincinnati Union 9 Apr 100 ■ 5% ——51 25 —: Preferred 11% mag 25% Mar 8 71% May 200 24% 6 1 1 —— Brewing Graham-Paige High 10 Preferred Tel Low , 100 3 — _8.50 ., 103/4 27% Goebel Range Slnee Jan. 1 ' CJ CO 103/4 -- new com ; • 143 17% 23% e—. —— Shares 24% 233/8 — « Cincinnati Milling Cincinnati • 10 ——— High Motors Jan '* 24% Jan 434 3 3 1 5. 5 Wood/Industries— • 26 24% 38% May 11% Mat 9% Jun 10,217 3v2 3% 26 27 Apr > 620 - 9% Feb Mar Jan 155 -9% 1 94% 23% 35% . • —1 Iron Gerity-Michigan Corp for Week 9 * - 1,345 - 6%. Mar / 590 35% • 1 5 General Feb *2% Feb Baler Economy Feb 7% 1 * * Edison Detroit 18% Jun Apr 10 Detroit 16% 208 2% , Paper Cleve j 500 25 Gar 23% 24% 1 Ealdwln Carey —— Champion Paper Churngold Corp of Prices Low —80 Laundry American Range v 100 16% High "500 Gemmer "Manufacturing-— Sales 2% ? 6% Fruehaut Trailer Friday 3% 2% ir 2% Mogul : Frankenmuth Brewing Exchange 3% - 16% Federal Cincinnati Stock 3% -low *3% Jan or '•••' 4 '. Apr 2% Jan " 3% Apt ■ 2% Chrysler Corp & 7 450 * Range, Since Jan. i 7 . 16 % '6% Consumers Power common Detroit High 6% Machine Continental Motors ; 2% ; Adding Burroughs Low -1 — — Company Share* 2% 1 1 —2 • Brewing Altes / war for Week of Prices Sale Price Consolidated Co Torrington Union > - Sales, Week's Range Friday " stocks Jan x27% 50 25 * Webster Inc a Stone 21% 19% — Pennsylvania rr Quincy Mining Co Shawmut 110% WOodward 2-5525 Detroit Stock Exchange 26% Mar May DETROIT - Telephone: 41%. Jan 100 100 2.50 Exchange Jan 190 12% Exchange . Apr Feb 33% 132 22% 1 20 100 T..> Detroit Stock Exchange Feb 36% Mining !•• Jan f; Jun x81 22% 20% American Stock / Mid west Stock Exchange 75% May 72% •35% Butte 62% Apr 66 43 1 Nortii Feb 49% Mar Jan 68 % 10 100 h & Hartford rr Jan ,'y, 1988. 4%s New York Stock Apr 5 y n Jurf 44% Watling, Lerciien fit Co. May Mfg Corp New * bonds Transit Co 1% Mar 45 Mathieson Chemical Corp n • Jan 18% 18%" 42% 69% 100 Cos • o Feb 25% 48% i 44% —10 9% Mar 95% 180 18% 18% — England Electric System England Tel & Tel ■72% 37%.. Jun 56% .12.50 Ford Building New 25% Jun Feb Jan 28 200 • —-• Gillette Safety Razor Co new———.1 Kennecott Copper —• National Service 63% 60 210 Members - — General Electric Mullins Jun 20 25% 38%- . . Jan First National Stores preferred . Jail Jan 20 106 Street ry— ..u——100 67*- 1st preferred series Ai.-i—100 6Ve preferred series b -100 Eastern ss Lines Inc • 5% 131/4 Mar 13% Mar 9% 26 Common Lone Star Cement Corp 46% —7," Westinghouse Eastern Massachusetts Maine Central rr common 631/2 Apr Jun 37% . 38% ; Feb 367/e 5 10 — Service 63% ' 15% May 124 —* 100 Trust.. 75 ; 25% 63% '* —— I High 41% 11% 58 11% 129% May 124% 47% 100 Prop ,,— s Rubber Woolworth 100 i Boston a Providence rr & u Cincinnati ———, preferred w i Calumet Jan 100 ; Boston & Maine new w Cities 161% 75 Edison Union Carbide Jun 42 11% — . Low 42 __ _5 i Range Since Jan. 1 High Low b r. Toledo High Low X152 3,831 Ry—• Stamped $50 paid Boston 155 % Shares • Timken Range Since Jan. 1 Shares High xl52 for Week Par Sales for Weak [ . Range of Prices stocks 100 25 Boston & Albany rr Boston 5% 153% 100 • —————.——50 & Tel American Tel Sales Last Sale Price Exchange 21c Feb 53/8 Jun 59 Apr 1 % May 49 % Jun 35c Jan 73/4 Mar 67 Feb 13/4 Jan 57% Jan Volume 177 Number 5229... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2601) i OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS i RANGE Friday STOCKS Week's Range of Prices Par Bishop toxacx Oil Co Blue Corp Airplane (Un) bnica. ouiau 3V2 1 a74% —10 Budd Company (Un) Budget Finance 60c conv Burlington Mills Corp Byron Jackson Co Packing Co I Pacific I) Celanese Co Co (Un) 9 y4 -■ 52 : a23 a23% Corp Fuel Columbia 270 26 y4 Consolidated & Gould Oil & 1.20 Creameries of 500 "v- a 13% a33% 13% 364 423 13c • a • _50c 36 12% 13V2 17 v*- 1,300 (Un) -_5 27 y2 a6% a6% 1_1 a 6% Mines Ltd (Un) Douglas Oil Co of Calif —1 Dresser -50c * Industries (Allen Air B) de (Un). & — Oil a23 % (Un).. Remington Rand Inc Steel 42% (Un) 29% May Rexall Jan 81/4 Mai¬ Drug Inc Reynolds (R Ji Tobacco Apr s'1/2 Rheem Feb &* Merchants Fedders-Quigan Corp Bank — (Un) a__ 7 Apr 24% 16% 98 Jan Safeway Stores St Louis San ttegis 26% Mar 27 Jan Sapphire 42% FiUsimmone Stores Jun 46% Apr Schenley Industries Jun 36% Jan Scurry Jun 24% Feb Seaboard 10 y8 Feb 11% Jan Sears Oils 13% Jan 13% Jan Servel Apr 22% Jan Apr Shell 1.70 al4% al5. 54 1 10% 10 y2 10% 7% 7% 7% 35 t; 1,000 v Apr 17 % Mar 9'/2 i222 ; May 15% 497 35 (Un). -10 Jan 11 7% 35 Roebuck Inc Corp Electric —2 - Co Oil Class a69% General Paint General Rights (Un) Glidden Goodrich (B F) Goodyear Tire Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc Jan Solar Feb Southern Aircraft Feb Greyhound Corp Grumman Aircraft 75i/a May 4.88% Feb Gulf Mobile & Gulf Oil Hancock Co Hotels class 95 52% 58% Jun 69% Feb 100 10% Jun 12 Jan Southern 27 26% Jan 27% Apr 1/64 Jun a'a Jun 2,877 Oil 1 Corp 38 y2 1,425 Calif Jan 730 17 Jan 21% Mar Standard 241 34% Mar 35% Mar Standard 65 Jun 65 Jun 52% Jan 58 Mar Standard 2% Mar Standard a64 % a a48% a48 % a49% 64% a 64% 1% ,2 a53 a53% 13 15 13 112 39% May Foods Inc J_ Central Imperial RR Development International Nickel (Un) . Co Oil Oil Co Jones & 1 (Un) Kaiser Laughlin Alum & Steel Preferred Kalser-Frazer Name 1 101 44 Jun 461% May 23% 2.001 22% Jun 17 17 220 15% Jan 18% Apr 1.35 1.40 220 1.75 a50% a50% \ Kaiser Motors Kern , f i County Textron Feb Tidewater 15% Jun 19'/2 Jan Inc 286 a77 10 2c 7,000 1.15 765 TreeSweet 540 1.10 Apr 29% May Jan a27% a28% 33 Jan Tri-Continental 40 285 40 Jun 40 Jun Twentieth % a 49% 65 55 Jan 55 a 49 75% May 2c 83 % Mar Jan 4c 1.35 17 Apr 19% 1,496 10% Jan 12% 32c 2,000 20c Jan 44c a21% 580 17 Mar Libby McNeill Lincoln Loew's Los Aircraft Corp Empire World Angeles Investment Martin (Glenn Mascot Oil L) Co Transamerica Apr 24 May Apr 29 Jan 20 46 V* Feb 48% Feb Merchants t . 325 ? 5% Mar 3% Jan, River Centurv-Fox Montgomery Ward (Un) Oil Co Carbon Calif Pacific RR (Un) Mount Diablo Co National . (Un) Distillers United Air Lines Aircraft Corp National Gypsum Co National Supply Co (Un)National Theatres Inc 1 10 _ York Nordon Norris North Central Corp Oil RR _ — (Un). For footnotes see page 45. 663 35% Jun 42 Mar 32 V8 Jun 36 V4 Mar May 20% Mar 25 18 Mar 34% 22% 2,881 33 V2 Jun 39 y8 Mar 107 22% Jun 26 % 28V2 129 28 V2 Jun Feb 45 26% 273 30 30 33 Mar 28 Jun 33 Mar " 30 Apr Jun 9% 10 675 9% Jun 14 520 13% Jun 43 44 885 42% Feb 13 Va Jan ;16% Feb 49% Mar 78 Jan 27Vo 27% 27% 390 27 Va Jun 51V* 50'% 51% 2,170 50 Va Jun 90 a86% a90y2 __ 23y8 __ Jan 34% 210 Apr 75% Jun 38 Feb a__ <a__ 23% Jun 27% Jan Feb 31% 530 31% Jun 43 17% 4,218 16% Jun 21% Mar 36% 36% 245 35% Jan 38% Mar 32»/8 17% 33 16% __ 1 Jan 71 Va Apr 220 23V8 59 V2 71% Apr 70 118 al0% al0% 97% May 29% Mar — __ 33% 860 32% Jun 37 % Jan a52 201 52% Apr 56 Apr 31 94% Feb a50% — a89% a90 102 Feb a97/8 alO 150 10 ya May 12 Mar 20% 22 287 20% Jun 27 Mar 21% 21% 330 21% Jun 24% 3Va 3Vs 300 3Va Jun 3% Mar al6% al6% 1 55 17% Apr 19% Mar 25% Apr 29% Mar alO Bros Pictures (Un) Jan Western 23 Jan Willys 8% Kentucky Coal Co Air Jan 10 % Apr Woolworth Jun 1.00 Feb Youngstown Sheet 89 33% Jun 38 19% Apr 380 11% Jan 106 y4 Jan 72 . Jan 43 Va Mar 113 Mar 24% 24% 275 24% Jun 35% 36% 560 35 y* Apr 39% Mar a24% a25 20 27 y® May 29% Mar 37% 38 1,624 37% Jun 44 45 48 V* 946 41 51% May al3% al4y2 135 24% 100 a22'/2 a22y2 80 24% __ al0% al0% 15% __ 15y2 a43% a44% __ 24% 15% Jan Apr 29% Mar a— 10% May 44% Jan II,600 49% Mar 46 y4 Mar 41 50 12% Mar Apr 12% Jan 157 10c Jun 31% Mar 44 V* 101 &39V*&39V* __ * 15% Mar 281 a44 Jan a_ 152 a42 a44J/2 al0% 10 (Un) Jun 5% Mar 17% 19% Mar 44 Va Feb 13c Jan May 15% Apr 14% Mar 420 420 15 13% 100 1.45 1.45 1,800 13% Jan 420 18 1.25 a Zenda Gold Mining Co 10c Feb 1.45 Apr 1.70 34% Apr 34% Apr 2% Jan 1.400 18% 120 A compilation 4Va Mar Feb 35 Jun 40% Mar Jan 3% Mar Sale Frlee Par 21% 635 21% Jun 330 59% Jun a33 175 36% Apr 42% Jan Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing 2.50 200 2.40 Apr 2.70 Jan Allegheny a20% a21% 162 21% 18% 239 18 a20 V* a21 V* 36 2.50 28 y4 Mar Abbott 65 Laboratories Admiral Mar al7% a Corp 24% Mar Allis 22% Jan American Airlines 21% Mar 22% Jan American 28 30 Va Mar American Chalmers Can 40 Jun 47 y2 Jun 300 24% 7% Jun 32% Jan 150 Jun 8% Jan 600 3% Jun 5% Mar 4 25% 24% 26 1,750 23 V* Apr 27% — 49% 50V2 300 49% Jun 59 r L- 13 ya 13% 2,300 12% 15% Jan 34'/4 300 34 V* Apr Jun 35 Jun 23% Jun 25 Jan 20 1 i. 3% 400 25% IV* 7'/4 — 12.50 (Un) 40V* 40 — * Mfg_ Co 9 Range Since Jan. 1 Low High Shares High x24 V* 1 (Un) May Jun 40 1 — far Week ef Prices Low S common Corp Sales Range Last 8TOCKS 60 V* . 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Monday, June The OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS RANGE JUNE 12 WEEK ENDED FOR Range Sale Price STOCKS— Par Avco Mfg Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Bastian-Blessing Bendix Aviation Corp - 36% 300 36 Jun 43% 10% 15 % 91% 1,000 10% Jan 3,300 14% Jun 12% Mar 18% Mar 100 90% Apr 99% 6% 50 Jun 9% Feb 3% 300 3% May 5% Jan 7% 800 7VB Jun 8% Feb 10 500 9% Jun 48 400 9% x47Va Jan 45 1%:Mar 11 V» Mar 48% Mar 2% Mar 1% 400 20 20 % 650 19'A Apr 21% May 57 57 100 57 Jun 66% 1% 20% 1% May 1% 1% 1% 2,200 5% 5% 5% 2,900 49 % 50% 400 49 Va 17 17% 250 16 5 11% 12% 650 11% Feb 1% Jan Feb 6% Apr Jun 57% Jan 19 Jan Apr 4 13% Feb May Co Laclede-Christy Laclede & (Un» Co Co Gas Lam,son Co & Field Marshall (Glenn Portland Corp Fisheries Booth & Brach Brad (E J) Sons Company _____ Brothers Mfg Monroe Chemical 53 50% 1,500 200 jun 13 3% Jan Jun 16% Mar 13% 12% 100 12% Apr 17 300 15 Jun 17 Va Feb 15% 100 15% Jan 17% May 13% 500 13% Apr 15% 26 500 1% 1% Feb 33% Jan May 2% Jan Jun 25% Jun 25% Jun 250 1 Va 100 2558 25% Jun 4 5% Mar 4 300 2% 2% 200 2% Jan 3 Va May 18% 18% 300 18 Va Jun 22 Va Mar 18 Jun 20% Mar 4 18'/a 18 1,400 35 Va —_ 351/4 35% Jun 35 300 35 351/s Muter Jun 35'A Jun 41% 400 18 500 17% Jun 21 % Mar 60 Va 300 60 Apr 63% 16% 16% 16% 100 Jun Feb 22 Jan Commonwealth Edison common Co Power Consumers — Continental Motor Corp Crane 73'A 1,600 70 Vs Jun 96% Jan 18 181/4 1,600 18 Jun 22% Jan Jun 119% Mar 84 Company Cudahy Packing Co 100 78 Jun 50 100 50 Jun 53% Mar 25 25% 400 22% Jan 26% May 78'A 78 1 * 25 1—• 1 25 10 -1 (Uni Gas System Jan 50 Cleveland Electric Ulum Co.— Clinton Foods Inc Columbia Jan 100% 70 Va 18'/» 1 100 preferred 4% % 67% 9 70 69% • common 74% May 200 118% 119% 25 Chrysler Cora—-, Cliff's Iron Cleveland 13% 13V4 1,000 13 Vs Apr 15 32% 33Vs 4,800 32% Jun 37 Va Mar 35% 36V» 400 35% Apr 38% May 9% 300 Jun 11% Mar 29'/a 29% 200 29 Vs Jun 34 7% 331/8 7% 400 7% Jun 8% May 7% 500 7% Jun 9% 9 __ (Un) Corp. 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Co Pacific Southern Standard Oil Co 12% 1 1 : Co 1,950 Jun 9% 30 22% 23% Lathe Works Bend Standard 19 16% 10 Instrument Co Harnlschfeger Corp "(G) Brewing Helleman 17% 34% 50% 23% 20% 200 500 16% 57% 1 Jun 20 13 6% 1,100 Jan 8% Mar 100 > __ 1 Corp May 14 19 15% 1 7% Apr 42Vs 22% 23% Clothes Inc Vacuum Oil (Un) Sunbeam Corp Hnllicrafters Jun __1 * Brand Feb 2% :13% 13% 3 2 Gulf Oil Corp Jun 7 Mar 12 «■ Brewery 31 300 1.40 Co Slgnode Steel Strapping Co 23% 25 Western Griesedieck 400 Jan 6% Mar 65 200 Corp class B common Products 58% 100 19 58% Jun 150 * & Co Roebuck Berrick 50 200 1 • * Stores. Gray Drug 39% Jun 700 1,900 — 5 —10 Paper SheUmar 800 12%" 12% 8% Jun 4 230 16 31% A common—• Service ——,' Sangamo Electric Co Schenley Industries (Un) 5,200 47%.* 47% Co 28 __ • Public 9'% 9 B Co——.— National Stockyards Regis 241/a * Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co 100 54 50c * 2.50 10 (Un;_— Louis 601/2 8 - Mar 35% May 19% 5 Co Louis Bt 23% 37% 13% — 1 (Un)__ Corp Standard Coldblatt 41 Jan 19% 20'A 133 133y« 12% 13% 20'% 133 1 (Un) Drug 58V4 32 20 1 • Corp Gibson Glidden aV 37% 6% ' — - - 59 24% 5 (Un) Jun 27% 16 * — (Un) Corp Theatres 9% pfd ser A_10 5 5'It Corp Utilities 34% 200 19% * —* (Un 1 Pullman Company Jan 65% 69%;* • 300 J a xx 7% 65% 2% — — 30 2,400 — Rights 42% 11 10% 5% * Republic Steel Corp 7 — 1 —* Car Co Service Co of Indiana— Public — — Co Petroleum Steel 16% 34% 30 Apr 100 1 Jun 35% , __3 46 Vs 11% — (Un).———12.50 Phelps Dodge Corp Corp (Un; Philco Jun 100 12Va —1 - Raytheon Manufacturing Remington Rand (Uni 145 34 — 39 33V3c — & Co (Charles) Pfizer 400 128% 129 — 50 100 Pennsylvania RR Peoples Gas Light & Coke RKO 7 5 44 Vs 4% __ —10 A. Jan 7 5 Jun 5 9% 12% 22 — 25 preferred prior conv Controls Penn St Corp. 44'A 16% 34% 50% 23% — —0 ;__5 Peabody Coal Co common 99 Va Mar 45 Transportation American General 300 21V8 10 10 V8 30% 31 % 4% 4% 22% 24 17% 17% 19% 20V2 19% 20 11 % 11 % 12Vs 12% 38 40 16 16 — 2 Patterson-Sargent Co Schwltzer-Cummins General Jan 44Va 20% — * (Un)__l B 28% 14 Gamble-Skogmo Inc Jan 10'A 7 — 1 Jun 13 10 11 Jun 32 __ Jan Jan 58% — Feb Feb 4 8 Vs 31 1 1 (Un) World Airways Jun & Inc Jan May 10 % — -___1 10 Car Motor 12 Jun 93% 200 200 11% Auto 2% 25% Mar 350 — 8 • Electric.—______10 Co Co Jun 93% 22% 42'% <—.5 Dredge 500 . 1,800 28 4% 60 Vo 5 Manufacturing Co Oak Ohio 43% 13 11% Co 3Vs 9 • St Dock Connell & Fitz-Simons 10% 4 22% 93% 33 (Un>__5 Phonograph 27% 28 1 10 10 Northern Illinois Corp ; * Northern States Power (Minn) com__8 Northwest Bancorporation • Nunn Bush Shoe Co 2% Jun 34 * Radio Jun — (Un) North American Aviation (Un) North American Car Corp.-; North American Co (Un; Jun 9% 450 800 22% 93% —1 (Un) Eddy Paper Corp Electric 25% lO'/a 34% 13 5 23% — Central RR York New Radio Corp of Inc.— Eastman Kodak Co 11% Mar 34 9% —10c Lines Air Eastern 30 Feb Jun 700 251/4 25Vs Jun 7% (Alan B;— ___ (EI; de Nemours (Un) du Pont • 34% 5 Jan 23% 200 91/4 9 10 10 Corp Co— Du Mont Laboratories Class 9 400 25 23% 25 .5 20 Deere & Company Detroit & Cleveland 400 8Vs 50c Pressed Curtlss-Wright 9% 11% * Corp (Un) National Container Corp National Standard Co National Tile & Mfg Ohio * 18% Mar 51 .* Nash Kelvinator Packard Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ry Chicago Towel Co common Apr Jan Feb 35 Va 17% 60 -- Apr 4% Jan 33 Company Apr 92% Jun 33 Co 10% Jan 8% — Inc Jan Jan 12% 33 Montgomery Ward & Motorola 67 Jan 44% 10 Co common 400 Feb 39 Jun 100 25 — 700 38'A 8% 400 3 Co 100 Jan 15% 25% 18Vs West Corp_ Pub Service 2% 2% 13% 13% 10 Cherry-Burrell ————5 Cnesapeake & Ohio (Un;—_ 23 Chicago Corp common 1 Chicago Corp $3 conv pfd— • Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pac— Common • Illinois Modine Mar 55V« Mar 15% 18% Central May 85 Jan 15 -5 South 21 Feb 13 1 -50c Centlivre Brewing Corp Central & Apr 25% Corporation Cenco 17% 76 100 2% 25 .—-~1 Pacific (Un) Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Celanese Corp of America Canadian 450 300 12% .12.50 15 — 20% 77% 53 2% —-—1 5 Burlington Mills Corp (Un; Burroughs Corp (Un) Burton-Dixie Corp Butler 19% 16% 19% Mar 500 Cement River Jan Feb Feb 42% 34% Portland 14% 17% 23% 24 44Vo Jan 400 700 10 % ' Apr 9% Jun 2% 9Va 8'/a 8 Va 1,000 23% 3 — " Manuf Co., & Mining 76 20% —* 20 41 — Gear— Foote Budd a Corp——.———10 —5 Borg (George) (W) Borg-Warner Corp 24 900 1 HighM 6% 17% Mar Jun 12 300 24% 13% 48% 24 12% 43% — 10 1 Co 19. Fuel Minnesota Missouri 24 13 1 Hart Inc common $1 prior preferred Minneapolis Brewing — * Products Utilities South __ — Low 5% Mar 300 250 38% 38% 8% 8% 77 79 % 3% 4 * 1 • 1 Co Cement Food Mlckelberry's 18 __ L) Martin Miller & 8% 15 —— Co common & Medusa Middle — 7 * 1 6Vs 12 % 8% 15% 6'/s .12 8Va 14% — Banye Since J*n.l High Low common $2.50 Mississippi Manufacturing Blnks — Sessions preferred — Libby McNeil & Libby Lindsay Chemical Co common Lonergan Mfg class B 7% 10 Shares 5 5 4 10 _. Leath 3% 6% University La Salie Extension Jan 6% • (Un) Co Steel Corp Bethlehem Jun 1 Corp Brewing 35% 3% IP 1 (Un; Co 600 ~6% Consolidated Mining Benguet Berghott Jan 36 la 91% —13 • 50c 10 5 _ Co Specialists __ Belden Manufacturing Co Bearing Feb 45% 14% for Week Par High LOW IOV2 14-% Range »f Prices Range Since Jan. 1 36 36 Vs 3 Corp 8hares High 35 Vu 50 Armco Steel Co (Un; 10 Armour & Co (III) common 8 Ashland Oil & Refining common 1 Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe 50 Athey Products Corp...-,.,——4 Automatic aWsher Co 3 Mining (Un) Anaconda Copper Last Sale Price STOCKS for Week ef Prices Low - Sale* Week's Friday Sales Week's Last (Cant.) Stock Exchange Mdwwt Friday ~ 5 Co ... 41 12 % . _ 12% 64 V8 x65 Jun 73 Va Mar ■' jVolume 177 Number 5229... The Commercial . and Financial Chronicle (260?) OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE 13 < Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange Friday STOCKS Week's Last Rang* Sale Price Par American Stores Co American Tel & Tell! Arundel .13 $2.50 -- -1 non-cum Oil Budd __ -lc common Barber pid Jun Jun % 2,539 912 70 3'/a Apr Apr 50 Jun 674 7 70 Jun 300 30 32% 6% 32% 24'/a 24% 26 '/a 8% Apr 39'/2 27 Feb 31 Jun 37% 60% 2,983 58 Jun 70'/2 Feb 14% 10 14 V* Feb 16% Mar 7% 8'/a 410 7% Jun 11 Vss Jan 16 J/2 16 J/2 20 16 '/2 Apr 2 2'A Jan ~i 13'/a 13 »/a 13'/a ,100 13'/a Jun 12% 12% 13 »/4 527 12% Jun 14 "• 31% "50 30'/a 41 % 30 J/2 Jun Jun 23% 28% 41J/4 Jun 5 36 V* Jun 41 19,356 28 y2 Jun 33 21 Jan 20 75 20% Jun 4% mrnm 4% 208 4% Jun 5% Jan 6% 995 6% Apr 7% Jan Jan 3 30% 810 28% Jun 36'A 24% 24% 25 998 24% Jun 27% 28% 29% 140 28% Apr 33% Jan 57% 57 58% 1,170 54 J/4 Jan 60'A May 72'A 70'/4 74'A 374 70'A Jun 82% 4% 30% 4% 4% 110 4% Apr common Co _• Corp Gas IIIIIIl Improvement Westmoreland Coal 13% Corn 31% 598 30% Jun 38 15'/a 15'A 54 15'/a Jun 23 10 — 22% Mar 15 % 1,905 49% 50 47% Jan 10 113 »/a Apr 114 '/a Jun 27% 23 1,053 5% 5% 950 26 y8 580 17% 134 a51% a55 class 357 332 Vultee Aircraft Motors 1 America Zellerbach 17% Jun 54J/4 Jun 63 J/2 Jan 25'A May 38% Jan new 24% Jan 1.35 Jan 3,825 800 34% Jun 100 18ya May .22% Jan 110 42% Apr 50% Jan 95 Jan 1.00 Jun 73 Jun 75 91% Jan 94J/4 Mar 70 33% Jan 40 % May 719 73 al7% a 17% 378 75 40'A Feb al3al3'/4 58% 58 ya 15 Jan 36% Mar 58% Jun 67 35 »/8 Jun 70 35% 13'/8 May 53 35 J/4 11 al7% al8'/4 " 874 a50% a50% 44% May 34 '/2 108 a32% a33'/8 — 72 a 40% 8% 150 20 a__ 50 68 Mar 480 12 Jan 85 Apr 14% 8% Feb — 22 J/a Apr a68% a68% 14 J/4 14% Jan Mar a— — 18% a54% a54% 8% Feb 20 17% Jun a40%a4l'/8 al7% Feb 38 38 __ 41 J/a a80% a82y8 73 aSl'A 25 Corp Jan 1.20 a43% a44'/4 1 First Natl Bank Preferred Jun 34% 1 common Jan 33% 25% 5 (Un) (Un) Jun 6% Mar 5'/4 Jan 25 (Un) (Del) Refining 52 Yt Mar 1.10 • A 23 34% 25 Ind 17 y4 May 13'/4 Mar 14% al6% al6% * Edison Chem Croker Jan Jun 1.15 al7% Feb 11% Mar Jun a— — — 68% Feb 15% Jun 100 101 40 5 27%: 26% 27% 1,347 * com ——; 92 92 92 49 a7 a7 50 7% Jan 8 a7% a8 270 7% Jun 9% Mar Curtis Publishing Co (Un) ——1 Curtiss-Wright Corp 20 20 17% A__2% cl Jan 17% Feb 190 —3% Iron 18 J/2 al9 a 19% a25'A a26 '/a a54»/e • (Un) 16% Mar Apr 14% May Jun 25% ."Too Crown Feb 14% 15'/u 25 (Un)_. Apr 70 5% 1 (Un)„_ Ry RR com & of 20 Apr 10% 420 23 • Broadcast Creameries Jan 30% 10 common — 80'A Jan 9% 15y* 15% 25 Products 1,284 9% 48% Fek a__ — Feb al4% al4y* 12% Co America Continental Oil Co Jan 6 (Un) Co Fuel Continental 76 49% Consol Edison of N Y (Un) • Consolidated Natural Gas Co (Un)—15 Jan 29% common Co.— Paper 28% • 50 Gas & 30'/a a__ 9% 3.00 Fek Jan 39'% Apr 45 25 25 Corp Consolidated 440 .2.15 13% Max 114% 114»/a 2 Corp Commonwealth Mar 25 40% 15% Ltd Co (Un) Consolidated 6,285 5 System Columbia Gas System (Un) Jan 52'/2 5 Chemical Co Columbia 2.40 . 100 (Un) Ohio & Service Colorado Mar 29'A 6% • Cities Jan 36J/4 20% — Eureka Chrysler Clorox 496 al9 — Oil Tractor Prelerred 35% Mar 19% 212 $ 36 * 3,059 3,082 42% 28% a common Corp 32'/a 41 'A & Co Chesapeake 'A. Mar 20% ^k 20 10 a 14% (Un) n-c Ry Chi Mil St Paul 18 'A Mar 1 Public Service El Central " 8 12 »/a * Pacific (J I) Jan 12 9% .2% (Un) Co pfd Celanese Corp of Jan 58 59 J/4 5 482 14% 5 10 32% —10 Packing Corp Caterpillar Jan 57 y» 40% Co 6% Atlantic Case 1% 49% Apr 11% Mar a54 V* a54 ..10 Canadian 27% May Jun Pr 1% May 507 al3% a 13% Canadian Jan 31 Ink Ore California Apr 25»/a 3,621 Calif 1,100 a77y* a77%. 5 - —5 Cement California Jan 96 Jun 23% May 296 2b'/a Calaveras Jun High Low High 2.30 —15 ; Burroughs Corp Byron Jackson Co 16% Mar I i 1% . Budd: Company 24% May Jun 13 • 50% (Un) (Un) Bunker Hill & Sullivan 4% May 19% Co 1 Jan. 1 50'/a 2.40 (Un) Corp (Un) Broadway-Hale Stores Inc Mar 4 50 25% — Boeing 11% Mar 50 73% Lovo ./.Range Since • ,.l% 50% Borg-Warner Jan 460 24% • Participating preferred United 9% 3% 4 Sbareo Pi (Un) cap Corp Airplane Co 1 for Week 12 Borden Apr Jan 237 6% io 40'A 161J/2 670 32% Corp preference Oil 72% 13V2 Feb Jun 3% 4 i common. 37% 152 10% 13% Corp United 28'/4 24% Phila Transportation Co common Sun Feb 50 I Pennsylvania Power & LIght_I II Pennsylvania. RR Pennsylvania Salt Mlg Pennsylvania Water & Power Co Philadelphia Electric common Scott 25% 13 (Glenn L) Reading 579 24% Lehigh Coal.& Navigation Lehigh Valley RR Philco 28'/a Blair Sale* »■ : Range ef Prices (Un) Oil Co Holdings : 5 ' Bishop 20 'A Mar 50 Gimbel Brothers div Jan — Duquesne Light Co Electric Storage Battery $1 17% — 25 Curtis Publishing Co Davison Chemical Corp Delaware Power & Light Pennroad 247 -10 Chrysler Corp Martin 140 2,664 3% 13% Motors 38% .50 Corp Bethlehem Steel High 18% 9% 4'A Company General Low : 155% 152 26% Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp New Range Sine# Jan. 1 25 J/2 153'/4 • Baldwin Securities Corp Baltimore Transit CoNew Benguet Cons Mining 8hares 18'A .100 — Week's Last Par fer Week High 38% — Corporation City Elec Co— Atlantic Low i Sales - •f Prices Friday Sale Price » STOCKS (Un) —1 __ 107 91% May 29% May Feb 26% Jun 102 % Jun '/a Apr BONDS Baltimore Transit 5s Co 4s Di 1975 71'A 1975 series A 81 72 /: . V $20,000 81J/2 Mar 58 9,000 67 y2 72 Jan May 81J/2 Giorgio Fruit Corp class A com—5 Class Jun $3 B Dow Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Friday STOCKS Week's Allegheny Ludlum Steel Blaw-Knox ef Price* Low • • Co High Low 25 22'A Jun 38% 18% 85 18 'A Jan 197 13 Apr 1,254 7 Jan • 13 J/a 13'/4 5 7 J/4 7% Erewing Co » Mar Pood Petroleums Machinery Jun Alloys Steel Westinghouse Air Brake 203/4 Jun 25% Apr General 26J/2 65 26'/a Jun 31 Jan General 7'/a 6% Jan 83/a May General Paint Electric 2 2 220 1% Jan 2% 131 28 Apr 32 '/a Jan 300 49J/4 Jun 58% Mar 8 100 21 100 16'/a Feb 21 27'/a 25 27'/2 Jun 33'/a Mar Jun 8 9'A Corp Gillette Co Gladding (The) Co Theatres American American I"'- Factors American Potash Ltd Power American Radiator American .e 4% preferred Great 25% 34 25 J/2 26J/4 368 25 J/2 Jun 4 •' * S 44 J/4 687 41J/4 Jun 49% Mar 293/4 24% Jun Jan (B Week's V • , American Tobacco .. low . 25% Hancock Sales t B * 5 Woolen Co . men, LOW 25% 110 25% Jun 2% a3% 25 43/a 70% Feb 510 49'/2 28% Feb 140 Jun 49% 100 49% a43a44% al3% al3% 2% 97 al3% 355 Oil Archer-Daniels-Midland Arkansas Fuel Oil Steel Armco Armour * (Un) 20 Co 42 V* Feb 33/a Jan 58 54 Jan 15% Apr 13% Apr . 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Laughlln 987 a88% a91 % Aviation 14% 52% 1U 68 class a42 5 3 & Kansas a For footnotes 3,098 1,236 —100 (Un) Mining Mining Kennecott 32% 70% 38 58% 10% Jan 18% Mar Corn * Jehns-Manvllle Feb 152% 154% 50 (Un) (Un) — 58% 10% S Co 2% a27 % a 27% Bendix . Oil Feb a28% RR a52% a52% Feb Jan 21J/2 Mar International Tel & Tel Intex 2% a27% & Ohio 69 58% 5 Power Co 200 5 Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton 74% May 15% May 10 Baltimore 67% 68'/a 7% Jun Mines Corp Meier (Un) Refining Co Corp 753 46'/4 Jan Apr Feb non-cum Co International Feb (Un) Atlantic Atlas 43 Apr 5J/4 100 5 Fe 36 'A May International Nickel of Canada (Un)_.» •75 y4 Mar 13% al4% a 10 (111) 397 —* _ (Un) Kaiser * Corp Top & Santa a34% a36% a34% 6 ,Jan International Harvester Jan «34% a34% — 50 Corp Co & Atchison 20 • Pineapple Co Ltd Battery Jones 25 (Un) Copper Mining Anglo Calif Natl Bank 545 10'A (Un) Co Ry Hotels Idaho Bigh ' 25 (Un) Anaconda Jun Mar 40% 1 Idaho Maryland Rang* UaMlaa 1 a67 a68% 49% 100 Corp 39 J/2 Jan .37 a5% -• S Hunt Foods Inc Share* 2% (Un)__» (Un) . Jun 39'/a • Corp Homestake a3% a3% 25 Co Viscose American * ' * 7 32% a5% 10 Holly Development Co Holly Oil Co (Un) ' Tel & Tel Co American .. , 20 (Un) . American 544 fsr Week tuft a43% class 33 Apr 7% 27% Mar —* . F) North Greyhound Exchange ef Prleee • 10 8 Feb 29'/a May 41'/4 (Un) Light Dist & 24 J/a 17 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Feb Smelting A Refining— Common \ & 55 36 Goodrich Jan 10c 25'/4 (Un)__. Chem & American 32% 3 Jun 125 26% Mar :—12% Car & Foundry Cyanamid Co American a23 J/2 200 16% Hi . a22% a23 5 J/8 Jun 1,112 Jun —1 American Can Co (Un) 47 5 18 'A Jun , common 271/4 Jan 42 5% 15% Jun 1,000 Broadcasting-Paramount <Un)_ 24'A Apr 5'/a 325 17% 8c I20 Inc 50 550 157/a 13% * Airlines a23 42% * 213/4 • American a23 42% common— 165 1 American 1 (Un)—15 Co—~.10 & Ltd 275 L10 Aluminium. Ltd 99 J/2 Mar common McBean State 8c 25% (Un) Allis-Chalmers Mfg Apr ' 14'/a 43% (Un)~ Mining (Un)- & Dye 92 (Un) 22'A Last Gold Corp Corp 8c Par Juneau 548 (Un) 13% Friday Chem Co 21% Sale Price Allied 93% Apr .——• 13% STOCKS Alleghany 93% Ltd— 22 San Francisco Stock Alaska 93% Feb May 10 common Jan 5 Rights Hobbs Co 17% General Public Utilities (Un) Hawaiian Reduction Jan Jun Corp common Hilton Air 42% 12% Cumulative preferred Convertible 2nd preferred Jun 29 50% Foods Golden » 34'/a Jun 325 Motors Corp 1,050 12.50 Westinghouse Electric Corp 735 13 (Un) 1 Vanadium 1,200 35 12% • 5 Steel Spring United Engineering & Foundry Co 5 34 >/8 291/4 Mar 8 10c 7 ■'4% Chem Corp.; & 25% 170 21 21 5 May 32'A May 5 Emporium Capwell Co 245 27J/2 " common.. Mar - 12% Co Gas 21 49'/4 49% 4 Jan 2.85 Apr Jan 29 10 Toy Mining Standard '■/ 25 Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp 2.40 Jan 29 34 '/a (Un) Share 26 7 2.50 $2.50 convertible preferred Pittsburgh Plate Glass San 8 Genera) common Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Plymouth Oil Corp Natural & 20% 5 1,206 Jan 60 Apr 1 common 26 '/a Corp 31% Works Bond Paso Inc Co Oil El Jan 15'/* Kodak 25% Harbison Walker Refractories Pittsburgh Air Lines Dorado Federated 26 2.75 30% 16% 16'/a Mar 'Feb 14 56'/a S de Nemours Electric 22'/a Mar Columbia Gas System Natco El Bifh - 33 Duquesne Brewing Duquesne Light Equitable Gas Co » 2.75 31% 14% Feb v (Un)___10c - Pont Eastman Raage Stmee Jan.1 183^ 8.50 300- 2.75 • Co Mont Laboratories class Eastern Sharea 321/4 18% 31 • du for Week 246 60 (Un) Du (EI) 273 15 "A 60 Sale* Range lut Sale Prlee Par Chemical 16 15»/4 * Doernbecher Mfg Co Dominguez Oil Fields Co Douglas Oil Co 16 5 common preferred (Un) Cement (Un) 15o com __ 3c 3c 4c 23,000 3c Apr 1.20 1.20 1.35 10,881 70c Feb 8 8 14 8 Apr (Un)_* 6c 1.50 10 Jan Apr Mar Feb 10% 11 208 10% Jun 13 22% 10 22% 225 22% 2 8'A Mar a58% aGO 429 60 May 65 Mar 28 1,207 28 Jun 36 Jan • 11% Mar Montana-Dakota 10 a59% 28 28 Jan Commercial and Financial The Chronicle I.Monday, Juns~15, 195a . OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS FOR WEEK RANGE ENDED JUNE 12 Friday Sale* Hi Francises Steel Exek (Ceii) BftltPrlM stocks- !•*f Nash-Kelvinator National City Prod Distillers National Gypsum Co National Linen Natomas Company (Un) 25% ly Jun 21% Mar 14% Jan 15% Jan May 23 % al4% a 14% 50 18 360 18 a20'/2 a21% 302 21 18 U St St 7 6 310 26 26% 100 20% Apr 26% 25% 25% 949 25% Jun 28 % Mar 17% 17% al9% al9% 305 16% Jan 20 % Mar 97 20% Jun 23 % Mar 10 10% 100 10 Jun 13% 20% 21 69% 140 6 Mauricio Scott N Y RR Central Niagara North • (Un) Mohawk Aviation American American Co American Invest 6% 1 10 (Un) (Un)—! North North — 25% • Power — 1 100 Northern Pacific Northrop (Un) Aircraft Inc Railway 69% — 1 — 20% 1 preferred — 25 com 2.90 67 Vi 20% 67% 343 Jun Ohio Edison Ohio Oil Co (Un) Co 8 (Un) Co • - Oliver United Filters class B 3% 5,100 2.90 Jun 34% 34% 281 34 % Jun a50% a50% 122 51% Apr 56 Mar al7% al7% Onomea __ 25 18% Jan 23 Mar 20 2.50 2.50 100 1.40 — Pacific common-. 11% 11% 12% 1,761 11% a9% al0% 100 5% 6 a26% a27% 1,230 39% Fisheries American 5 Pacific Coast AggregatesPacific Finance 8 —10 (Un) Corp __ 5% a26% Feb 15% Gas 1st 6% 5%% 5% Electric & 25 common Convertible So preferred Cal Southern Co Gas California 1st preferred 5% redeemable preferred 25 25 27% 5% redeemable series 25 A 6% May Lighting Petroleums Public Pac 1st Corp Service Ry old common & 100 Preferred Pacific Oil -Corp Western 4 Motor Co Philco (Un) Corp (Un)_ com Oil Corp. y 25% Jun 28 Feb 206 25% Jun 28 Feb 58% 1,080 56% Apr 61 % Mar 11 295 11 Jun 13% Mar 250 17 Apr 173 24 Apr 112 Jun Sunray al30%al31% 12 133 Jun 141 Texas Oil Co 20 321 20 Feb 11 Jan 440 32% Jun 96 31% 6% Apr 300 Feb Tide a3iy» a31 % 70 33% Apr 34 lA a26% a26% 20 30% 3% 26 % 52% 575 30 3% Jun 33 % Mar 9% 10 300 9% Jun 13 Jan 14'A 14'A 260 14'A Jun 16'/a Jan .,43% 42% 44% 2,653 42% Feb 49 y2 Mar 90% May 47 28% Mai 1 51% 6,189 50 Jun 59% Jan a69% a70% 118 80 >A Jan 80'A Jan 70% 504 68% Apr 78 y8 90 25 50 | .-15 J 69 alO'A 10% a33% I 1 '— i; 31% 31% -417 ,17% 16% 17% 1,015 32 33% 980 50% 52% 683 al6 al6 50 21% 21% 375 27 27% 14% —— (Un)— Products 7.50 „ a Jan 10 y4 Mar 144 alO% 5 Ma* ' 11% May 32% 10 a33 a34% —5 Company (Un) Incorp conv —25 Water pfd Associated 52% —; Oil—; 35 Apr 31% 43% Jun 16% Jun 50% Feb 21% Mar Jun 32 May Jun . .39V2 Jan ! Corp ' ••_— Jun 28 2,877 25% Apr 29% Mar 14% 235 14% Jun 133 66 Apr ' 37% Jun 27'A 1—1 (Un) 7 —• (Un) 57% Mar a— a__ «63% a65% 2 Corp : ^ 21% 10 ; 1 Mar 17% Jan Ar Union Carbide & Carbon Feb Union Oil Co of California common—25 Union Sugar 23% Jan United Apr United Air 43 Feb United Can 36 % Jan 4 % Apr Corp Lines & 4y8 Mar S Park 25 (Un)__ Jun 30% Mar Universal 42 Feb 43% Utah-Idaho a47% a48% 8 56% Apr 60% Jan Sugar Co Victor Equipment Co 1,788 22% Jun 29% Jan Washington Jan Oil 27% May Apr 39% May 25% Jun 32 10% 845 10 Jan 11% May Mar 29% Mar 24% 193 24% Jun 1% 111 1% Jun 26% 790 25% Jun 37% 38 1,332 37% Jun 44 45 45 150 41% Feb 2.85 3 300 2.85 Jun i 3 % May - „ 8% • ( May 1 Jan 1 51% May \ i 9 % Mar 607 25% 8% 2 28% May 8% Jan 350 8% 15% 1 * ' 1% .5 — - 25% 24% 10 — (Un) i Feb 33% 485 38 Consolidated i 24% 200 ' U S Steel Corp common 26% 142 V 200 5 383 » 10 1 v • •{.! 42 % Mar 26 —10 Mines (Un) . 26 2% Co 26% 112 71% Jan 25% 10 Glass City Rubber 38% . a35% a36% a36% —5 (Un) Inc United Gas Corp common U 37% 12 y2 — Aircraft United 68 % Mar Jun Jan a__ 30 V2 10 30 % Mar Jun a__ 30 • 15 Jun 30% Feb Jan a39% a40% — a31% Jan (Un) Corp Electric Transamerica Apr 11% 3% May 400 52% 26% 32% Mar Jan 54c Jan 25% 205 3% 54 3% 3% — __ 9% 594 a29% a30% — • (Un) 20 — Philippine Long Dist Tel — P100 Phillips Petroleum Co • Pig'n Whistle conv priof pfd—_—7.50 Puget Sound Pulp & Timber —• Pullman Inc cap (Un) — -• Pure Apr 13% 13% a31% a32% — 26% Apr Apr Textron 47% Mar Jun 25% 10 __ 3 — 5 36c 1,328 13,025 __ 39'/a Mar Apr California N Corp Oil Sylvania 119% Mar 13% Jun 23 1/a 30'A Stanley Warner Corp Sterling Drug Inc (Un)— 25% Mav 63 __ 33% 69 Jun 21% 21% 24% 112 112 % 5% 3,081 27% of 41c 10% 25% 34% 40% Oil 5 33% 85 Standard 36c Jan 96 (Indiana) 36c 37»/a 122 Co — —• 10c Pan Amer World Airways (Un) 1 Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)_: 1 Pennsylvania RR Co (Un) -50 Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)— — 33%o Phelps Dodge Corp (Un) 12% Stendel Apr 100 Oil Tri-Continental Packard Palmer 32 y2 361 Standard Jan 635 90 Jan 23% 33 y2 a28 Jan 200 Jan 32% a22% Jan 40 ( Jan 41 y2 42% 31 % 40 93% Jun 90 34% 1,020 — Jun 36 V2 42 Jun • ; 71 y8 Mar May 80 y2 523 a26% Jun 57 11 — 66 475 36% 42 27% 24% 175 81 36% $26% ^51% 30% 25% __ 64% a67% ■r 80% * 543 25% — 100 Jan * 1,102 21% —• common Jan 10% — 31 27% Apr —• , Tel 54y4 a (Un)-' Inc of 26% __ 59% May Jan 8% May 1 Brands Co 52 —1 — common preferred Pacific Tel • common Ltd Feb 54 Vt, 30 a23 Sperry Corp —; Studebaker Pacific Pacific 55% '469 ,.9 a28% a29% . Oil 29 — 192 58% a Q „ " 2 Southern 29% Mar a26% a27% 25% 25% a27% 25% 58% 58 y2 a58% 25 Co Standard 27% Apr Jan 34% (Un)— 39% Mar 30% 27% —5 Pacific Jun — 75 a28% Petroleum Co Southern 34% — Feb Jan Apr 7c 7,000 —25 25 4.88% 11,183 25 — preferred 12c 52 24'A pfd series A—25 37 25 preferred 1st Jan 50 130 8c (Un)„• com 34% 36% — 25 Co 4.56% Standard Pacific Apr 23'/a Mar Jan — ... 12% Mar Apr 19 Ve '75 — ^80% 15 (Un) Apr a__ a24 — -• 5 • preferred—--—— 4.48% preferred Preferred Jan 10% May .5% Jan 100 ^ £• 467% 15 _ Convertible 3% May Jun Ja58% * — a__ 75 __ —————1 —• Oil 8c 9'/2 36'/a Jan a23% 8c „ —- Southern Inc 5 — &23% (Un) Calif Edison Southern 3% May Jan • Sugar Co (Un) Products Pabco al9% al9% ._ High 8y« May 32% Jan 10 2.90 — * 75 Corp (Un) Socony-Vacuum 18% Mar al3% a 13% — a34% a347/8 Co Sinclair Oil 4.32% Oil Oceanic 520 2,922 1.40 Signal Oil & Gas class A Feb 83% Jun 13% Jan Oil Shell 9 35% P.10 — Co & Water Co 9 35 y8 (Un)_50 com (Un) Low 9 35 y8 —10 —8 — Cement Co Paper Sears. Roebuck Shasta Jan 22 Jan Mining. Schenley Industries Range Sinee Jan. 1 High —5 —— (Un)—. Co Port Cruz Santa 7% Mar Jun Regis San 8 % May a8% 6 Stores Inc Joseph Lead (Un) Paper Low Shares 10 —— Safeway 22% May Apr 7% Mar a8% — * Inc Foods Fine W & Jan 1,362 1 — Apr — —1 Service S Feb 21% 315 a20% a2iy* 19 19% of Prices J':^Par ?7;'.>C:7 High Low i. 1 5 Lines National __ 1 Fibres Auto National 5 (Un)7 COrp Range Since Jan. 1 Moh 8a)et for Week Range Sale Price Share* *f Price* Low ' Week'* Last 6TOCK8 for Week 25% Jun 29 Jun 307 > Radio Corp of America (Un) —• Railway Equip & Realty common * Preferred ' Fargo Bank & U T_ 19 300 19 Jun 10 95 Jan 50 26 Jun 34 Jan 33 % Apr 34% 475 11 Jun 14 Apr West Coast Life Insurance 73 17 19 % Feb West Indies Sugar 107 11 11% al5% al6 __ al55/8 50o • 45% „ 22 Mar 654 May 45% Jun 51 121 45% Westates Petroleum 100% Mar 41% Preferred 46% Mar , Western C Mar Western Richfield Oil Riverside Cement RKO a53% A <(Un)__25 class a44% a45% — • Co (Un)'_— 1 — Corp (Un) 1 % — ———1 .— - 26% 26% - — 590 a3% a3% 50 42 10 42 63 Jun Lines Dept Inc 3% Apr 4% Apr May 42 Western Union Telegraph 29 29 396 28% Jan 31% Feb a21% a21% 50 24% Apr 26% Jan 10% Jun 8% Jun 7 ; 10% fe'8% Jun 42c 60c Jun -7 4 430 10% .8% 9%-v. . a53 a53% 1,200 . 7 •» Mar > 20 . ■ a— — 12 % (Un) a92.% a92% §7 —10 (Un)t a40.% a40% ,77 12% Willys-Overland Apr (Un)_ Motors Woolworth (F Yellow Mar RANGE FOR L— 25 - a— —_ W) \ (Un)— 10 40 % Apr 40% 49 Mar 44% 785 41% Jun 15% 15% 210 l*'/4 Jan 16 201 44% Jan 47% Jan 100 5% Jan 7% Jan f 6 6 WEEK ENDED JUNE 12 Sales Week's Friday Kai.gt for Week of Pricea Shares Lh-> STOCKS Sale Price Range Since Jan. 1 Last Sale Price Par Abitibi Power & preferred Acadia-Atlantic Sugar preferred Steel Aluminium Aluminum 5'A% Argus Atlas 12% Apr 14% Jan 26% 26 26% 542 25 % Jan 26% Feb 6% 6% 700 6% Jan 7% Feb al7% al7% 75 16% Mar 98 25 9% 500 Jan 8% 17% May 100 Can 4% Ltd A— 5% 5% 36 430 Mills Class Building 7% class A ——i—. 945 25 37% Products Gold a5.80 5 Dredging pfd 9% Jun 34 34y2 1,550 34 Jun 49% Jan 44% 42% 44% 3,152 41% Apr 53% Jan 25 pfd 23 * common 12 • —• Ltd-. 102 1,665 100 37% 1,100 37 21% Apr 24 May May 102 Jun Jun 41 Mar 12 12 725 11% May 12% 80 81 85 80 Feb 84 24% 24 25 3,405 24 Apr 27% Apr 17 17 17 1,160 16 May 23% 38 Canada Cement 72 common. $1.30 preferred Iron Foundries Canada Canada Safeway 2nd Canada I 19 35 8% Apr 40 Jan 5.90 Jun ,.358 72 7.00 87 Apr Jan 29% 29 V*' 1,436 27 20% 20% 20% 1,580 20% May 10% 10% 275 100% 101 y8 30 98 y2 Jan 101% 101%" .100 Jan Mar Feb Feb 22% 11 10 y2 Mar Feb Mar Jun 101 35 99 Jan 101 May 79 79% 288 70 Apr 82 Jan 46 Feb 50% Mar • f. 79 • 6^ 18% * C common—. Jun Mar 101 .100; —■ May 29% Mar 29 % —10 • Steamship .1 35% Feb —20 common- Ltd 1st preferred preferred 74 Apr 6% 55 .. 8 V2 7% Mar 18 369 a5.90 36% Mar 32% 300 . 5% May Apr Jan "50 Jan 100 common—— 415 101 % 37 102 50 23% 6% 6% • „ 33 115 35 y2 35 y2 .—25 Telephone B Bulolo 7% 34% al5%al5% 7% B Columbia 4.55 3,950 34 Apr Feb 34% 100 4'/2% Bruck 5 % 34% Products class Canada Northern Power Corp preferred Steels 99% 9% Power British • of Corp 99% High * — Tel Co Corp 4%% Asbestos 4,615 Low' Forest Columbia Class 13% -• 2nd preferred Anglo Can Range Since Jan. 1 High 12% 100 Ltd Co Shares Low • Agnew-Surpass Shoe Algoma of Prices Columbia British 13% • common Class A 5% British for Week Range 28 $1.50 High Sale* • Paper common .Low High Low STOCKS Feb May 5% preferred Canadian Breweries f. 49 135 18 18% 1,425 17 Apr 19% Feb 34% 35% 850 34% Jun 40 Feb 17% 18 6,285 15% Jan 18% Mar 49 ' Canadian Bronze common "" ' Bathurst Power & Class Bell Paper class A Brazilian Tract American Columbia Oil 36% 36% 65 Jun 45 Jan 16 295 al6 Jun 22% Jan Canadian Celanese 39 39 40 8,128 37% Jan 40 Jun $1.75 series —• 9% 9% 10% 15,011 9% Jun 11 % Jan $1.00 series 18 • common 4% 18 —; 18% 2,230 Canadian 79 79 50 18 Apr 78% May Jan 100 79 May Canadian —10o Elec a91 a91 20 88 Jan 93 Apr _50 48% 49 600 46% Jan 50 Mar pfd preferred preferred 36% al5% Canadian Car & Foundry Class A 25 z Lgt & Pwr British 5% 36% » — British 4%% • B Telephone - 21 % common—_•§ —' — & 110 33% 1,100 90 32 -25^.' -I pfd—_20*' ' "20 — . 20 Jan Jun 46 Jan .1™ t3% Jan Apr 20 Apr >% 20 275 % 9% 10 1,205 a5% a5% 100 5 a24 50 24 Mar a23% a23% "50 22 13% Jun a24 Cellulose 20 % Mar 17y4 32 al8 al8% a33% a34 y4 -25^ a34JA preferred—i Chem 18 al8% 20 —132% common Feb L- a Apr Canadian 6% Fairbanks class A pfd^— 2$£ common—*-#,. -- Morse 6 Orders handled on all W. 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May 25% May 24% Apr Fast quotations Canadian Stock Jan ' Converters Canadian Cottons £ on all Canadian securities. . - May Apr 41% a44% 1 80 a43.% a44% 44 %' 1 Co common Cab Exchange Week'* ♦ t a— Canadian Funds 'Friday j. | |f: Feb 10% Mar 'a— CANADIAN MARKETS Montreal Slock \ ,5% Jan i r 100 290 60 . §L 7 Westinghouse Elefc COrp 3% Mar 4% 1,898 4 * — 488 4 %; _1 1 common 42c 4 %■ 25c - RR .Co . 290 42c ( Jan 45 5 Feb 290 42c | —1 (Un) Stores Pacific Preferred 35% Mar (Un) ——u Mar •" i 1 1 29% Mar Apr 32% 50 a3% Jan 56 150 a3% Jan 25% 70 a52% a53% 32% 33 __ Corp Pictures Bros —.J Corp RKO Theatres Roos a44% 10 (Un) common (Un) Air Western • Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un) Rheem Manufacturing Co 100 Feb v 4 5. §. * 99 a31% a32% — 5 MIg Co__Remington Rand (Un) i Republic Steel Corp (Un)__ Power 19 __ 25 Raytheon Wells Water 99 —1 ' 23"% a25% a25% -100 - Rayonier Incorporated common Preferred 22% „ B. ;|; i f V $ Volume 177 Number 5229 ... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2605) CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE Friday STOCKS Week's Sale Price - ' Canadian Locomotive j f CockBhutt Farm —25 —** _. i 26 % . i6 .% --25 Equipment— : Consol Mining & Smelting__. Consolidated Textile Consumers Glass 26% Distillers __I A Dominion ! _i 1 Dominion Coal 6% 1 Dominion ' 1 Dominion Dairies 5% I Dominion i Foundries Steel Glass Brewery Ltd Famous J 5% * .1 i 15 Jan 15% Jan 97 a Apr 99 62 255 59 Apr 12% .2,490 12 Jun 16% 165 8% 8% 1,535 14 % 63 Jan 16% Jan Jan 17 8ya May -• 9 * 19% 305 3,080 19% May 8% Jun 20% Feb 9% 10% Jan 16 16 939 15 Jan 16 y8 Feb 21 Mar 23 252 10% Apr 30 8% Jun .11 20% 20% 21 1.100 18% Jan _• 11% 11% 11% • 1,216 11% Jun 14% 14% 1,545 14 17% •m 22 21% 22 104 90 v 5'% 32% 'U v - 33% —5 : 20% — • 120 Apr .50 * Jun __100 57% 5% Jun 16 10 99% 67y2 Mar 17% Apr May 103 Apr Feb 47% 25 47% Feb 47% 20 3.25 Feb 35 600 32 Yt Apr 4.20 May 39 Mar •• Feb 17% 25 18 149 % , 1,696 17 Jun 149 y4 19 Feb 44% 44% 44% 300 42% Jan 46 May 40 42 5,080 40 Jun 58 Feb 9 9 110 9 Jun 12% Jan 29 28% common 30y8 5,317 285/e Jun 36% Jan 10 % 10% 10% 2,830 Feb 23% 23% 370 *h% Jan 23 Jan 10% 23% 6% 6 6y8 .525 29% 31% 29% 31% 40 £1 40 25 5% 165 • 30% 100 Powders __ 6% preferred 25 common 5% 2,885 ;' 29% 165 ■•■ 29% 33 24 Mar Jan 6% May Jun Lake of 7% Central Co Lang & Sons Ltd Laurentide Class , 1 . 38% Apr 46 y4 1.101 48 Apr 55 23% 23% 24 812 s i._ Molson 16 Jan 47 Jun Jan 31 May 80 91% Jan 96 Mar 100 18y2 Jan 20 Mar 19 y2 a6y4 a6y4 150 2iy2 21% 200 19% 6 Mar 18% 70% Feb 29% 23 Mar .Jan 24 Jan 33% 33% 34% 40 y4 40 .41 35% 35 35% 2,235 23 2,140 : 28 % Jan 31 Jan 1,406 910 28% Apr 32% Jan Jun 29% Feb 50 17 80 29 y4 May 25 140 Jan Feb 8 8 100 10 10% 120 10 11 1,150 19% 75 18 Feb 144 19 % May 7% May 8% Mar Apr 33% ; 7%> Mar 19% v. . •16% ,16% 17 * '8% 8% 8% • 28% 28 29% 1,785 28 36% 37 245 35 a24 a24% • 1,430 2,925 . Jan 9% Feb ;■ 10 y2 11% Canadian Stock Canadian Mar May Development Belding-Corticelli British 7% Columbia Co Low 5 class conv 2nd al3 al3 * 8% 8% B 1 8% 87 8% 2,885 10 ■19 8 5,316 : 8% Feb 9 Jan 12 Mar Jun 87 86• Jun 97% 26 47% Apr 49 % Mar * 19% 19% 100 19 % Jan 19% Jun a6% a6% 25 5 % May 67/s Jan 17% 17% * 53 53% * 30 31 14 14 46% 46% Ltd - 1 :* class B Canadian Industries Canadian International Ltd 17% * 14 V * 34% 34 35 * alO 181 100 a85 2.75 3.25 Jan' 50 Feb 53% 40O 29% Jan 32 50 14 Jun 20% Jan Apr 10% Jan Jun 38 Jan 41 Jan 26% Name changed Food Class Claude 46 Jan 34 Jun 42 Apr 10% May Apr 86 227 u% 10 '> 82 ' 10,600 2.25 Co .4 3.80 • Lumber Co Apr 3.75 4.05 4001 8% 8% 14,674 60 60 50 , 3% 8% A 17% — 17% ben Adv class ♦ David & Feb Feb . • . . . 17% Jun 18 Jan 25 23 % Apr 23% Apr Div Stand -imm Mills .' al.00 125 24 35% a20 a42 25 - 38 a20 36 pfd_ "20 3.40 150 al.00 , * 5% 526 42 3.25 ■ Textile 3.90 42 a25 a26 % "A"__ sec 3.90 3.25 a42 — Frere Ltd class A __ <$ B - 32 Jan Dominion 1.00 25 Oilcloth Linoleum & Dominion Square Corp 435 24 Jun 14% 360 14 Mar Dominion Woollens 26 Jan Eastern Steel 15% Jan Federal Grain 38 Jun 20 May 30% 31 66% a3.00 Mar 67 Mar 26% 30 Mar 35% 66 25 a3.00 41 Jan Apr Feb 38 % 200 66% Jan 50 20% • 100 1,100 50 tf ____ _ 10 66 22 & a Worsteds— Products — ♦ Ltd 6 6 100 6 15 60 15 3,500 Ford t Great 13 Jan * 30% 30% 32 210 ,30% Jun 36 • 64% 64% 66 1,345 64% Jun ! Motor Co of Can class A Pow Sec 6% Lakes 30% Feb 30 30% 340 29% Apr 31 Jan 20 • - 20 550 18 Apr 21 Jun 67 Apr 72 6% pfd _ 285 67 Jan Journal a50 a50 5 48 Mar 52 Jan Loblaw Groceterias Co class A 1 33 32 33% 240 32 Jun 45 Jan Lowney • 23 21% 23 1,055 20 Apr 23% 1.10 33% Jun Bros • & Co 67 67 • , 35 330 "£20 1,960 :93 50 lPA 840 33% . 40 Mar * Ltd • common 1 preferred Transnort Quebec Power Rolland _ Apr 15% May 2.25 • Feb 60 61% 945 59 Apr 68 30 30 100 23 Jan 33 15% 15% 1,295 15 Apr 17% Jan a24 a24 25 24 Jan 24 Jan 4.00 • 4.25 '' 1 15% -20 * 25 — 29 29 100 13% _^* . 93 ^ . 13% 27% Apr 34 Mar 89 Apr 93 May 12% Jan 14% Feb Oil * 21% 211 350 18% Jan 13 125 13 Jun * common... Co 21% _*» 14 100 13% May - Paper Ltd Ltd Co Maritime Teleg 7% r Saguenay Power Lawrence Shawinigan Series A Class B 4'A% Corp Wnter 4% pfdi_ .100 & Power preferred 98% • com 32 :• common 37 98 31 37 300 3 , Mar Feb 400 25- 3.80 Jan 906 25 Jun 4.95 28 Jan Jan 38% Minnesota & Corp Royal 21»/2 Jun Mount 14 Feb Apr 99 Apr 37% Mar Paul 43 Reitmans 37 Jun — Tel Co Ltd com_10 12 200 38% 300 37 Feb 38% Jun 14% 275 13% Jan 14% Apr 1,585 Mar 10% Jan 153/8 15% Apr 16 14% 35 14% Apr 15% Jun a94 a94 10 86 Feb 86 % Ontario Feb 25% 25% 26'/8 1,125 24% Feb 27% Mar 24% 24% 24% 24 Apr 26% Mar 11 11 77/a 77/8 Apr "7% Jun 13% May 7% 20 100 pfd Paper 5 Co— ♦ common——_______ Rice Mills Ltd 15 _ ° 480 100 10 " ♦ — Feb Mar 50 43% 43% 210 42 y2 Feb 45 Feb 50 50%, 360 47 y2 Jan 50 y2 Light & Power 20 —10 45 19% 20 805 18% Jan 4.20 4.60 500 3.15 Jan 8 8 100 10% 10% 150 a21 a21 45 41 Orange Crush Ltd •— Service Stores (Canada) * Ltd__ Ltd . "... - ' ->>t— Russell Industries common- Ltd—. INVESTMENT SAVARD -MEMBERS: & MONTREAL TORONTO CANADIAN 276 ST. JAMES HART STOCK you a STOCK STOCK Orders EXCHANGE IN executed 9 Mar 11 May 24 Jan CANADA investments. on all Canadian Branch PL-9501 Exchanges. ENQUIRIES INVITED afONTREAL KIPPEN & COMPANY INC. 45 - Investment Offices'. 1181 St. Catherine Street TROIS-RIVIERES Established j WeA, Montreal SHERBRQOKL - ST. JOHNS, P. Q. 607 ST. JAMES Tel. Members of The 1922 Securities STREET WEST, MONTREAL UNiversity 6-2463 Investment Dealers' Association of Apr 19% Apr EXCHANGE ST. WEST, Telephone page 8% Apr We shall be glad to send list of suggestions, including Canadian western oil and mining stocks. 1 XCHANGE field of the Jun 4.60 Jun 8 1 footnotes see 8% Jan Jun Canada has much to offer in QUEBEC 12% May 143/4 15% ' 4% Oil Mountroy Ltd 30% 1,957 12 38% 14% . 17% Mar 50 ; 4%% and * _ __ M) preferred 98 1,163 (Walter McColl-Frontenac Moore •' "k Publishing Co of Ottawa Newfoundland Pnr Jan Jan Royalite i Co Paints Interprovincial Utilities Ltd Investment Foundation common f 1 Pauer _♦ . 1 60% red pfd- I100 Ltd common—* cum i common Provincial ! St A 78% Feb ♦ Powell River Company Power Corp of Canada 4% class Development Penmans Price Ltd Jan 8% Jun 1.35 Foreign - Feb 5.00 Jun 15 1.10 27% Mar Tubes Jan 68% May 3.25 May 15 Apr Placer Mar Apr 1.10 Mar Page-Hersey Jan 1.15 Mar 27 May 20 # International , 3.75 Jun • 25 common 42 Jan 34% 50 66 • 12 Mills 4.05 IVTay Jun Feb 2.50 Mar 4,441 213/4 ' i # 135 Products Jan 10% 70% 150 —J* common Dominion Engineering Works 730 Steel 5% Jun Jun 17% 3.90 100 B _ Alcohols Consolidated' PaperiCoto Ltd 26 Flour Apr a23 % a23% — Consolidated 12% Ogilvie 4.65 •; Jun 60 . class Preferred 12% Ontario Feb Mar ' 8% * Ltd— B Consolidated 25 % Ltd Feb to Products Neon Steel Weavipg 54% *' Preferred Drug & Chemical pfd__i.__._5 Mines Jan May 14% May May 25 ■ Casmont Industries Ltd Catelli National Wire May Jan 200 24 14 • 18 665 V 3.65 Fdry & Mach——* • 16 260 - a85 Tr__ Jan i 355 all common— Inv preferred Javelin Jan 14 a48 Vinegars Ltd Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd— Canadian 9% Feb May - 86 Canada 5% Apr 13 100 .. 1 High a45% Canada & Dominion Sugar Co— Canada Malting Co —— — Canada Packers Ltd 7 .. —* Burlington Steel Co Ltd Co Range Since Jan. 'Low 7% ——_* 1st preferred. preferred Shares High 7% Company common $5.00 $3.00 7% 100 preferred Packers for Week of Prices Par Nlfd Sales Range . Sale Price Anglo Exchange Funds Week's Lust ,STOCKS National Car Jun 42 36 Jan Jun 19 % May 8% May 24% May 14 * —: 34% 38% May 2,526 Jun 16% 24 • Locomotive Works 31% May 31% " Class class A 31% 10 1 — 23% 31 Jan 29% B Noranda 7% Mav Jan Cassidy's Ltd— Jan Mar 20 7,020 10 Export class B__* 23% 31 . Westinghouse Co Apr 17% al7% 20 ; Niagara Jan 26'/a Fleet Mfg Ltd ; Feb 6.75 1,701 __ 10 Nova Scotia Royal Marconi Jun ' Ltd Jun 5.25 __ 10 Montreal Western 62 250 21% » • Breweries Class Mar 14 __ .10 Canadian 29% Mar 29% 0 .__* (Robt) •' Montreal Jan May 43% ♦ .10 Canadian Jun 140% 140 y8 29% : Oil Feb 2.80 100 95y2 Commerce " 100 A Bloedel 500 4.50 15 1,665 .* Jan 24% 62 29% 23 y4 580 20 a common Frontenac Mitchell 63 25% 29% * ___: Massey-Harris McColl 62 20% - - MacMillan & ■* 24% 5 . ■ 95y2 Gas Apr 18 6,116 49% preferred • Mar 40% 48 62 B $1.20 « 16 6'/4 39% __25 (John A) class 150 Jun • _— 1 16% 16% 5% 39% Ltd (John) v 95% Canadienne Commercial the Woods Jan 5V4 • 31 common Mar 48% Power preferred Jun 36% Mar 40 _* International Utilities Corp. $1.40 preferred i Jan 2.10 14 45% 5%, 30% ♦ and Limited 36% Mar Jun Mar 7.50 common ' » 14 447/8 __ 30% Ltd Zellers Canadian Ltd - Jun Apr - 41% Industrial Acceutance Corp common—* $1.50 preferred 30 Labatt 4.00 liy4 14% .. 17% 5% 6% preferred » 50 4,000 950 2.45 14 100 : Jan a4.30 149% 149% • • Line a4.50 2.10 * common Butterfly Hosiery Pipe a4.50 45 % Mar '•34'A 35 —• Ltd J Interprovjncial 21% May __ Mar 50 Petroleum Jan ' 22% Mar 47% Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5 4% preferred 25 ; Internationa] International 13% 45V4 ' Jan a4.30 common Canada 1,163 — * preferred Wilsils Brown preferred Paper Jan 18% Jan 105 Jan 32% 10 al00%al00% j of 34 12% Jan 8% Feb 4.95 3,971 . ... Apr 101 775 35 57% 57% ai6 % al6% - —. ____100 Oil Nickel Jan Apr Friday 925 103 * 5% 104 * » IntI 34% 30% 18 — Worts <fe 21V4 May 14% Jan 14% Corp^ Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting International 30% Jun Apr 1,685 Feb 805 Husky , Jan 32% .. Apr 22 •4-3 .} International Eronze Feb 29 2.45 May 8% Rubber Intercolonial Coal 12% 27% 1,535 Jan 16 .100 Paper 365 475 31% * (Geo) Winnipeg 8% j i 13% a Apr 19% Ltd 7% Oil 12% Mar 10% t i Imperial 4%% 12% 15 30 »/4 30 ' -• Leaseholds Weston Jan 22 $2.00 preferred < Jan 13 a__ - 240 a99 84 8'A 4% preferred inc 1927 Greater Winnipeg Transit Smith 1 ' 14% 29% 18 Cotton Western Jun 10% — Howard 13% 23% May Feb - — _• Corp Gooderham Walker Jun 22 common & Brothers 9 50 Feb 20 .30y4 - hi Oils 72 ■ 8% Wares common preferred __! •: Holt Renfrew 260 Mar 7.75 Mar 10% 'j Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne • • J'28 Feb « Motors Tire a 6.00 20 25 22% May 17 Mar 1—5 Steel 450 37% Mar ~g ' : ] General Steel 5% United pfd____.__._20 Caaadian Power Goodyear Triad 12 8% : ^ > Tooke Jan 24% Jan 465 al3 al3% 23% General Dynamics s Feb Jun 10y4 __1 Bakeries General 15 24% 16% . t 13% a99 1 _ common preferred } General Apr Feb % Ltd High 23 a23 14% % Stores Feb 60 Heating Products Players f Oatlneau > a _• Foundation Co of Canada common Fraser Co's Ltd common t ■ 12% A Thrift Low 22% Banks— Electrolux Corp & Jan Range Since Jan. 1 3iy4 « Power Preferred 8y«- Jun 35 of Shares High a23 — 12 100 13% common Eddy Paper Co class Enamel 9-% 13% iqq ? Dominion Textile common i i 34% 23 * Canada common- Canada Co 21% 4,365 75% •9 alivl com Dominion Stores Ltd Dominion Tar & Chemical common Preferred Dow 72 13!/" jIIIJ35 pfd & Jun • Wabasso * Dominion Steel & Coal ; 6.00 72 * w Preferred Dominion 26% , : ;_I__25 preferred Corsets I ) - 25% Steel ,16% Mar 24% 25 »35 Southern Jun 405 35 Jan Jun 71% .19 for Week Low * common Jan 33% Jun • Breweries Voting trust certificates Simpsons common 13% 100 8% „ 6.00 _• Apr • 8% 2 50 Bridge 15 y« Apr • 10 " 24 % Sicks* 16a 6,290 Par Jan Sales Range of Prices - Sale Price 71% 715 al2 „ 24% 26 ,_j t, Dome Exploration * 35 • Seagrams | ; — 8% t Seal Co & : 25 Week's Last 1 22 y2 ' "■25% Jun 635 26% al2 t __ "i Corbys class j Crown Cork Apr 13 ya May 5,692 , 13% 24% ; — • 26% 71% 13% „ 12 .-.High 17 100 , i6v2' 16 % 71% ' . ! ; 125 13 V2 25% __ —• JUNE Friday Range. Since Jan. Low 18 13 % *_v Pacific i Railway.. Canadian Vickers Chrysler Corp ENDED STOCKS Shares Hioh 18 — com j Canadian j Low —* f Canadian Oil Companies WEEK for Week of Prices Par FOR Sales Range Last Canada .41 Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 15, 1953 The CANADIAN MARKETS WEEK FOR RANGE 12 JUNE ENDED Sale Price stocks Corp Finance Traders Ltd Mines Mines Ltd — Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Mines Lodge Uranium Mines Ltd Belle Chibougamau Ltd Belville Gold Mines Ltd. Bonviile Gold Mines Ltd Mines Bellekeno Candego Mines Rochette Mines 2%c 900 Asbestos 20c May 1.04 Apr Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltdf— Antone Petroleums Ltd Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class Ltd Oils Mines 22c Jan Jun 4.10 1.Q9- May 2.25 3,300 56c 5c 7,000 4c Jan 1.15 1.15 10c 11c 2,500 9c Jan 35c 35c 10,000 35c Jun 63c 40c 44c 100 80c 5c 10c 2.25 56c 44c 1,500 35c Apr 84c 4%c Jan 30c 53c 1.15 110,200 3.40 3.75 292,500 9c 11%C 38,000 9c Edmonton Corp Ltd Calvan Petroleums Ltd Canada Oils Lands LtdCanada Southern Oils Ltd—— Canadian Devonian Petroleum Ltd Consolidated Cordasun Jun Feb Gas Gaspe 1.10 Apr 4.00 May 2.50 Mar 3v2c Feb 22c Jan Feb Home Jan 8c Feb Jun 46c Apr New Feb 23% Apr New 19% 14% Jan 4.50 Mar 50c Apr 1.50 3c Jan 4%c Jan 101,110 3%c 7.00 7.00 1,900 6.80 Feb 10 %c 8c lie 34,812 6 Vic Jan 19 %c Feb 10c 10c 10c 300 10c Jun 18c Feb 753 ■ 9.40 Mar 1,800 10c Jun 19 %c Feb 90c 80c 95c 9,400 80c Jun 1.35 Jan 2.10 1.45 2.45 16,300 Jun 20c 22c 4,150 20c 10c 10c 1,000 10c Jun 25c Feb 3%c 11,500 3c May 6%c Feb 33c 35 %c May 54%c Apr 22c 3c 1.45 Apr Jan 38c 32c 9c 2,000 7V2C Jan 16 Vic Mar 18% 18% 150 18% Jun 22% Mar 2.50 3.00 10,500 2.50 Jun 60c 2.55 3,500 9C 33c British 64c 3,000 1.47 3,600 50c Jan Jan 4.20 94c May Jun 1.07 100 1.07 Jun 136. 2,650 4.35 Apr 6.70 1.05 15,900 1.05 F'eb 15c 15,000 8 Vic Feb 10c — . 70c 24,950 16% 1,350 95c 1.10 18,200 5.95 —— 5.95 87c 15% 85C xl5% 6.05 600 1.04 6,100 75c 90c 15c 70c Jun 1.64 Oils Western Jun 237/8 80c Feb 1.53 Jan 9.25 58c Feb Tor Oils American Trans 25c 76,500 lyc Jun 61c Ltd Oils Oil Westbume Co Western Petroleums Wilrich 26,500 40c Jun 61c 7.50 13 % xl3% 13 13% 1,205 12 %C 12 %C 1,000 1 — 3.95 Jan 12% Apr 12 %c Mar 3.50 41,200 48c Jan 5.20 65c 1.00 146,000 65c Jun 1.85 3c 3%c 5,500 3c Jan 6c Cons Nesbit 10c 10c 7,500 10c Jan 24c 45c 45C 500 32c Apr 8c 9%c New Delhi 4,294 Jun 8c 17 Mar 50c Jun 70c New 25,500 10c Apr \47c 25%c Jun 70c Jan Santiago Normetal Nubar Obalski Labrador Jan 40c 40c 1,010 40c Mar 65c Mar 40c 40c 2.70 4,100 Jun 4.45 Apr 80c 88c 3,000 80c Jun 1.30 Feb 68c 95c 9,800 68c Jun 1.65 12c 12c 3,500 11 %c Apr 35c 37c 1,250 35c Jun 45c Apr 54c Feb 37c Gold Steep rtock Sullivan Cons 7,650 24c Jun 41,800 37c Mar 75 %c Jan 85c 65c 1.00 86,800 65c Jun 2.90 Feb 26c 26c 30c 4,000 26c Jun 10c 10 %c 12,000 10c Jan 18c Mar 10c Apr 19c Jan 10c 2.55 2; 75 700 28c 20c 28c 28,000 18c 3,500 100 16c 500 1.84 1.84 500 12c 13C 75c 86c 18c 18c 84c 84c 81c Mines United Asbestos Vinray Malartic 9,500 May 70c Apr 1,000 16c Mar 2,000 84c 24c Mar 7c Jan 13,900 90c Jun 3.40 Jan 17c 2,000 17,000 8%c 4.40 4.30 4.40 2,225 40c 40c 1,000 4ue ivicty 34c 34c 534 31c Jun — 6.30 6.65 4,000 2.30 2.20 — 4.30 Apr 6.30 Jun Feb Mar 5.80 63c 50c 2.40 3,500 Apr 2 99 18c 36,300 15c Jun 39c Jan 1.10 226,000 bzc Jun 2.12 2.12 100 1.00 1.00 13,400 1.00 Jun 17c 20c 15,500 11 %c Jan 3.55 3.95 8,900 25c 25c 100 Hi Ltd Mines 1 Ltd — — 17c — — 1 2 %C 2%c 2,000 2.63 16,000 42c Wendell Mineral Products Ltd l 25c 28c 2.00 2.25 11,400 3c 3C 1,000 Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd nae-e 1 l 45 55c 1.65 Feb 2.05 May 1.98 1.98 1,100 1.75 Jan 2.99 900 2.29 33c Jan Jan 3.10 Jun 1.76 Jan 1.05 1,000 1.05 Jun 1.52 Jan 2.60 2.85 5,100 2.25 Apr 3.30 Jan 4%c 4%c 1,500 3%c Jan 8%c 9.75 200 9% Jun 13 Mar Jun 52c Mar 30c 35c 3,000 1.50 1,450 Jan 2.25 1.20 1.25 200 90c Apr 1.68 15c 21c 7,500 15c Jun 43c 49c 30,000 43c Jun 76c Jan 40c 45c 71,500 35c Apr 60c Jan 1.00 1.00 30,000 1.00 Jun 1.35 1.05 1.33 45,100 89c Jan 1.70 May Jun 1.50 ~~ 115 30c Feb 1.40 41 %c 1.40 1.00 30c Feb Jan May Jan Feb 1.00 1.00 100 75c 75c 76c 2,600 75c Mar 90c Jan %c 3,000 20c Jun 41c Feb 1.25 1.20 1.35 7,400 27c 32c 55c 55c 20c 20 30c Jun 1.65 Jan 7,500 25c May 32c • Jun 1,000 55c Jun 1.20 1.10 Jan — 2.25 — STOCKS COLD all GOLD STOCKS 2.10 2.00 2.40 25c Apr Jun 2.15 May 1.65 46c Jan CO. CANADA Exchange Class Paper common 17% * Distillers 1.30 9 1.10 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.80 1.07 2.15 8,700 20,835 1.00 May 1.80 Jun — 3.10 3.10 100 — 1.60 1.60 200 3.10 Jun 1.60 May .* —* common 30c 32c 2,542 30c 34 33% 34% 3,490 33% Jun • 25 44 44% • 23 3,959 40 41% Apr 21% Apr 100 —-—1 102 42% 23 101 102 1,051 1,700 100% May 18c Apr * 39 %c 50c 66c 1 Cons Ltd pfd Canada of 2nd preferred - American Larder Leduc Petroleums American Nepheline Amalgamated Ltd Yellowknife American Amurex Oils class A Anacon Lead Petroleums Anchor ^ — _—-— Atlas 35c 40c 10c 15c 12,000 * —.—1 5c 13c 5c 5%c 13c 15c 9,500 13,550 — 30c Gold * 12% 11% 80 - - Hardware A class B Mines (1937) Steels 1,775 12% 80 81 —1 — _ I 6,700 34c 100 Metals Corp_. Class 5,300 36c Corp common Athona 5.50 Jun 12% Jan — Preferred Ascot 6,360 1,000 38c Mines Arjon 5.50 6.00 12% 12% 1 — 12c 13c 75c 14% 95 4,000 6,900 76,050 39 210 26,800 1,340 12cl2%c 1 1 .-10 10 1 * 11c 15c 70c 78c 14% 14% 16 17% 10c 14%c 17 17 ,8 — 12c 17 Apr 32,450 1,600 425,150 9,500 1 : Consolidated ResourcesAquarius Porcupine 30c 64c Jun 16%c Jun 9 15 Mar 2.26 Apr 8c Jun 2,600 5.90 — Mines Armistice 29,400 35c 40c 64c 70c 16%o 20c 13% 15 3.45 f .4.55 8c 9c " * Apex Argus al8%cal8%c 1 19c 1 —. —4.15 _1 8%c Anglo Rouyn Mines Area — — 1 Anglo-Canadian Oil Anglo-Huronian Ankeno Apr — * Pacific Algoma Steel Aluminum Jan Feb Feb Jan Jun 1 —* Knife Consolidated Gas —.— Aluminium 18c 6% 6% 17% -17% 16 %c 23c — Alberta 5%% 7 Feb 1.10 Jun 26% — Albermont Petroleums Alberta 235 24,100 25% — * Apr 9 1.37 26% —-—• 12 % 25% 6% 16% 14c 15%c 17c 13% Agnew-Surpass AJax Petroleums Yellow Low 15%c 12 % ——-—1 — Range Since Shares 3,085 1,285 65 265 40,800 15,000 13% A Gas & Oil for Week High * 20 * common Acadia-Uraniura Akalcho Low Par preferred Acadia-Atlantic Acme * of Prices • & Power $1.50 » Range Last 4 Sales Week's Friday Sale Price Gairdner 8 4* 40 Wall 10c Feb Jun 5c May ^9c Jan 30c Jun 11% Feb 78% Jan 8c Jan 6%c Jan 60r Jan 14,8 Jun 16 Jun 10c Jun 15/a May Jan. 1 High 14% Mar Feb 26% 7% Mar 13% Mar Feb 48c Feb 27c 9% Feb 1.65 Mar Jan 1.35 Feb 2.80 3.85 Feb 2.25 Jan 43c Jan Jan 49 % Jan 53% 24 May 102 Jun Jan 30c 54c Jan 75c May 40c Apr 4.75 Jun 21c 8.25 Apr 1.38 Jan 8,800 Apr 6,000 25c May Jan 5%c Feb 3.25 Feb 30c Jan 10c Feb 29c Feb 55c Jan 12% 85 16c 24c Jan Jun 4.40 Jan Jan 7c Feb SECURITIES : Calgary ^Kitchener —rrr -t r*r —■ Kingston • Feb Apr Jun 19 Feb 27c Feb 23% Jan Gairdner, Son & Company Quebec City Montreal Jan 1.04 Gompanij Inc.' Gairdner & Company Limited Feb May 14% Canadian Affiliates . Jan 80c Street, New York 5, N.Y. Toronto Apr 66%c Mar 43c t CANADIAN Jan 13% May 4.80 Mar 46c Jan 20 Telephone: WHitehall 4-5336 Feb Jan 38c 3c 1.10 Jun 2%c 2.00 & TORONTO, FIELDS STOCKS Jan 15C III Ltd_— Jun 400 Jan 52c 38c footnofps 2,500 9.70 Feb 18c \ & Copper Jan 33C 1.70 33c Jan 57c ~~1 Mines 13.25 Mar l . Ltd Corp Zinc 7.80 May Canadian Funds Ashdown 1.45 Mav Jan 12c — 1.54 May Jun 11c 2.60 Mines Jan Feb 40c For 1.55 Jan 12c 1 Jan 21c 4c 1 Ltd Jan 8c 1.67 Zl 1.54 1.08 2.30 Westville Jun Feb 21c II,000 i Western Jun 21,500 1.95 Mines Pyrite Jan 1.84 10,300 1 Weeden 33c Jun 1.84 14,700 1.15 i Feb 5c 90C "I* May 2.00 16c 1.75 ; 25c Jun 16c 12c j Vlolamac Jun 1.34 1.90 Ltd Ltd & May 1.30 Jan 77c 1.08 1.00 Ltd Mines Lead 18c 1 Hughes Gold Mines Ltd United Jun 20c Jan 4.20 12 %C 1 Ltd Mines Jun 4C 12 %c 1 2,55 Feb 66c "• Lake Silver 84c 1.32 i Ltd Mines Trebor 1,500 —_1 Mines Tache Tobrit 10c X2.55 j Ltd Tazin Teck Jan 36c 69c _1 Ltd Mines Apr 26c ——1 (1944) Iron May 1.75 40c 1.30 Mines Mines Mines Mines 35c 24c 16c Ltd Fields Bherritt-Gordon Blscoe Stadacona I,000 62 %c Zl Gold 405 lEc 47%c Jan 47c 38c 1.75 18c Ltd Metals Jan 8.00 Toronto Stock Alberta 40c 1.30 . Roy ran Jun 2.60 Quebec Nickel Corp Ltd—— Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines— & Jan Mar 1 Uranium 14% 8c 1 Development Rexspar Uranium 11% 41c —I— Rlx-Athabasca Mar Jan __i Quebec Manitou Jan 66c May * . (Quebec) Mines 69% Jun • Ltd Dome May 5c i Mines 60 36c 24c Chibougamau Quebec 12,400 125 Gold Fields Ltd—1 Quebec Copper Corp Ltd—, —_l Que 120 42c 500 1 Copper East 60% 1,000 50o Perchcourt Goldfields Ltd Preston Feb 1 Ltd (1945) Opemiska 9%c 5c ♦ Mines Mining Corp Ltd Mines Jan 25c 1 — Mines Ltd Nocana 4c 11% i Ltd Mines 2,500 5c 1 Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd- New 5c 25c 1 New Jan 11% 1 Ltd—; Island 12c 36c „ 1 "U" Feb Jan l Ltd Larder 8.65 6c 7.35 1 . New Jun 4,000 60% • Fortune Mines 200 7%c 5c 36c 1 Highridge Mining Co 7.35 7c 5c 1 Ltd— Goldvue 21,300 7.35 " 5 Ltd— New Jan 2.55 Members—The Toronto Stock Exchange Jan 30c • Mines Formaque New 1.65 Apr 1.70 32c 1-50 Mar 25 %c ; New Jun 1.20 8.00 STREET, BAY 200 Jan 40c 28c Ltd Ltd 1 1.15 9.75 Jan 14c 20% 365 1,000 18c Ltd Ltd 2,200 2,100 1.05 May 20 16c - Mines 1.15 1.75 Feb 40c xl9% Xl9% 17c Canada Ltd Ltd Mines Jan 2.21 C. C. Feb ' _• Dredging 7.50 Apr 40c Labine Calumet Jun Inquiries invited. Feb 45c 1 New 3.70 1.17 May 5.40 2.25 55c Jan 1.86 ' Nechi Jun Apr 1,900 1.55 CANADIAN 15% Jan 18c 90c .1 — Jan 2,600 22,600 specialize in and have complete information on Feb 7% Mines Jan 1.05 2.80 10c lc —1 —— Jan 80c Jun 5.75 1-70 CANADIAN Jun 13,100 1 Mountauban Ltd Jan 5.95 Jun 4.00 47c 2.55 1 Minerals Ltd 1.56 Jun 90c 5.40 8.00 * * Homestead Oils Ltd Territories Oils Ltd Western 3,000 1.15 —1 _————* 1 Ltd 300 55c 90 %c 1-60 1 1 * * United Oils Ltd Jan 55c Lt,d. Monpas Mines Ltd Ltd Empire Oils Ltd Trl-Tor Abitlbi of 2,500 90c 4.00 2.25 Jun 1.25 9.00 19c .1 Mines 12% Mar 47c 96c Feb 40c .1 Corp Jun Apr 5.90 6.90 — Corp 8% 49c ~ Jan -1 Mines 125 1 ———— Ltd——— Quebec Oils Development Ltd Spring Coulee Oils Corp Sweet Grass Oils_ Co Oil Phillips May 15% 53c 1 Mining Jan 8.75 Jun 23c 1 Mclntyre-Porcupine Ltd Ltd. Pacific Petroleums Pan 2.40 Mar * Keyboycon Mines Ltd. 5.10 90c Jan 1.37 e Mines Jan Jan May Jan 4.50 1.35 'mmi Ltd 6.60 3.10 11 Jan 2.90 1.35 1.07 3%c Mogador Jan 5.40 May 100 Ltd Oil Ltd Dominion & Western Ashley 4.40 ' Mining 13% 600 1,300 Continental Oil Co 4.40 Mar 12c 10c 10c —— Feb 2.30 1,300 83c 3%c Ltd Island Jan 11 4.00 * * 41 Okalta Oils Ltd 90c Omnitrans Exploration Ltd „—.——0 3c 22c 350 2.51 Merrill Jan 42c 4.25 -- * 1 * , Ltd Kroy Oils Ltd National Petroleums Corp 1,000 3.15 1.46 Mines Mines Jan 1.80 Apr Jun 8.75 1 Oil Co Ltd Oils Jet 45,000 68c 64c Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd. Lavalie 1.35 38c 5.80 * Exploration Co of Alberta Oil Ventures Ltd 4c -9 Yukon Oils Ltd Jan 2.15 15c 3.00 77C 1 Mines Gunnar Gold Mines Ltd. Ken mayo Jan Jan 5.90 5.50 1 1 Kexmet Mines 80c Jun 4.40 May 4.25 * • Mines 4,500 8.15 Jun 5.50 31c * * * 1 Ltd— Producers Rio Del 34c 16% 16% _♦ Jaculet 50 38c 1 Empire 4c .1 Mines Uranium al.25 38c * * Oils & Minerals Federated Petroleums Ltd Feb 7c 22c 33c * Iso al.25 A—I Feb 2.25 1,000 44c 1 Ltd Ltd Nickel Iron Fenimore 200 Jan Jun 9Vic Jun 5,000 11c 1 Mines Metal Falconbridge 58,550 & Calgary We Fab 500 43c 4.60 -- *uc } ——1 ——1 Petroleums Ltd Bralsaman 5.50 31c 4.50 5.50 * Central Explorers 1 Ltd Mines Metals Corp Gold Jun 3%c Mar Feb .1 Ltd •wi- Mines Nickel Sullivan 4.75 Jan Jun .1 —— May 2c 9c .1 ! Apr 62c * Mines Ltd Malartic Sol 2%c Ltd Ltd Mines East Rim 105,925 2.25 4,500 1 —1 —1 Cortez Explorations Ltd 1 Coulee Lead & Zinc Mines. _1 Cournor Mining Co Ltd——1 Eastern 51c 77,000 Gold Consolidated El Apr 13c 1 1 Mines Ltd—_ Explorers Ltd— Consolidated East Feb 29% Mar 75c 1 Mines Ltd Gold Chibougamau Dominican 4.50 5c Ltd — -—• & Mining Co Ltd • Manitoba Donalda 3.50 Corp Asbestos Centremaque East 46 % Feb 9%c 1 1 1 . Ltd Mining & Smelting Dev Dome Jun 9c Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1 Carnegie Mines Ltd. * Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd1 Chimo 20c Jan 71c Mines Ltd————1 Gold Mines Brunswick Celta 39,600 Apr 30% Mar 17c 75c 1 1 Gold Mines Ltd Brunhurst Central 4Cc 3.55 Bouscadillac Cassiar 26 Apr Mar 11 %c Rare Bouzan 33 50 2%c 1 1 * 1 * ---1 —1 Ltd Mines Boreal 2,040 28% 4.10 1 Uranium Beaver 34% 27% lie Bristol 30c 1 Ltd Corp Mines Ltd Barvallee Baska 33 28% V __ * —— Sulphur Mining Corp Metals Barvue 1.000 Stocks— Oil 11 Lead Mines Ltd Arnora Ascot 780 13c 24 %C 34% 1 * Amerinium Mines Ltd Arno Jan 118 28% — 125 Stocks— Mining Anacon 122 28 13c 28 »/2 new Transvision-Television (Can) Ltd —* Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line-—-—• Union Gas of Canada Ltd— -.—• High High Low 20 Range Since Jan. 1 Low High Low Par Shares of Prices Sale Price Range Since Jan. 1 High, 122 6% pfd—100 class A—• Power Canada Southern Shares of Prices Low Par for Week Range Last STOCKS for Week Range Last Sales Week's Friday (Con*.) Canadian Stock Exchange Sa'es Week's Friday Hamilton London JTolume 177: Number 5229...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2607)' 43 CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE 12 4 Friday STOCKS Week's Range Par Atlas Yellowknife Aubelle —1 Mines 15c 8%c An nor 8c — River Mines —_1 - - 1 — 1 1 Mines —. ~I Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A. Oil —500 of Bant of Nova Bank of Toronto Scotia. Mines 16c 15c 7,200 2.45 2.45 2.52 1,580 8% 125 19c 3lc 146,850 28c 23c 17c 4.55 23c 2.20 Porcupine Centremaque Gold Charter 41 40% 41 360 1.26 1.20 1.34 15,525 2.35 2.25 2.50 15,325 1.00 1.05 5,620 1.46 * ; 24c 25 %c 55c 28c 1 Feb 14,500 19c Jun 49c Jun 45 36% 36% 30 32c 3,395 7% 150 75 36% 36 % 6 6,325 1.05 40 9,790 37% Jan 35c 2.40 2.50 1,100 1 80c 1 40c 1 15c 1 8c 50 45 45 50 39c 36c 43c 40,600 44c 30c 56c 841,700 13c 13c 5,100 12 12 Mines -—— preferred _ ———4 Mines Gold —1 Bordulac 1 — (1950) —* Boymar 1 Mines -* 12 11c 4.00 Jan 15c 3,400 15c Jun 9%c 25,300 8c Jan 14c 41% Jun 45 19c Jan 57c 2s/ac Jan 12 %c Jan Coldstream 1.08 Apr 20cJan 3.80 4.00 2,250 1.20 1.40 I,800 6 14 14 30 * 9% 10 1.74 Mar Jun 1.00 24c Feb 10c Apr 19 %c Feb 32% 32% 32% 50 common 6%c 6%c 7%c 8,600 54c 42c 61 %c 133.563 80c 80c 85c 9,700 1.94 1.30 2.58 621,575 3.75 * lie 1 — 1.98 1 1.20 Jan * 9%c Jun 1 Brewis Red Lake 1 Oils Brltalta Petroleums American Oil British Columbia 5% 12c 15c 2,60 3.25 161,140 42c 35c 42c 19,000 48,800 1.20 16% Jun 125 12% Jun 11c 12 %c 55c Mar Coniaurum Mines Consolidated * — Allenbee Oil - Feb Consol Consolidated Cordasun Oils Consolidated Discovery Feb Jan 15 Jan Jun 11% Jan Central Consolidated Cadillac 4.65 4,830 Gillies Consolidated Golden Elec 4% pfd British Columbia Packers class B British Empire Power class Brunhurst Oil class Brunston class 76 Feb 81 Mar Consolidated 4.00 95 Mar Consolidated Peak Consolidated Press class ! 35 34% 36 7% 7% 8 56c 90c 233,200 2.66 2.75 20,840 36% Mar 7% Mar 56c 8% May 2,000 59c Jan 36,800 56c Jun lie 9,200 9c Jan 7% 130 7 Jun 5c 45c Apr 93c 19% 5.975 8%c 9c 9c 10,927 65c 14 May 23% Apr Mar 8%c Jun II,100 50 %c 15c Jan 21,200 17c Jun 900 5c Jun 8c Mar 2,950 49c Jun 85c Jan 17.280 26c 26c 35c 14,500 23c May 65c 75c 4,275 40c Feb 24,500 37%c 37 %c 24c 10 20 110 25c 3,500 13 20 10,600 4%c 1.05 Flin Oil Jun 10c 85 19% May 22 42 Jan 50 Apr 250 30 Jan 36 7% 7% 25 7% Feb 11 %c 15 Vic 31,500 7%c Jan 1,035 10% Jun 8% Jan 10% 11 15c 18 Vic . 45,300 1.10 1.29 22,600 38c 32c 40c 9,900 15c Jun 1.10 32c Jun Jun 24c .. Mar 14% 2.12 4.60 7.95 7.70 8.20 3,555 7.70 Jun 10.50 50 • 20 Canada Oil 10 Class Canada 29 $1.75 Dominion Decalta Gas & 1,525 Mar Feb 8% Jun Dragon Jan Duvex 600 10% Jun 12 3/8 650 3.85 Jun 5.15 Apr 2.60 2.70 300 35 35% 125 Canadian Dredge Canadian Fairbanks Canadian Food 735 2.60 Class Jun 3.00 Donalda Malartlc Canadian East Oils Cos Canadian 28% Feb 35 May East Sullivan May Eastern 180 Jan 55 2,241 8.55 Jun & 2.40 Jun 179 73 49 640 46'A 76 5.60 76 60 49c 51c 55c 9,067 5.30 31 49 79 . 5.80 14,883 31% 975 18% 18 18% 1,867 26% 26% 27 975 Apr Jan Preferred Corp Crest Klripr El 5.00 28% Jan Jan 6.50 Mar 31% May 17 Apr 197/a Feb 25% Jun 33 Jan 15% Apr 19 Jun 18% 630 16% Apr 32% 32% 34 426 32% 20 20 25 25% 26% 5,285 24% Jan 6.00 6.00 150 18 18 1,430 18 2.50 3.10 24,750 2.50 29% 30% 464 27% 9 9% 125 6 6% 6% 6,075 12% % 13% 46 Jan 30% 30% 34% 625 30% Jun 34% Jun • 9% 9% 10% 1,390 9% Jun 14 Jan 58c 55c 59c 4,797 55c Jun 86c Jan 20c 20c 4,900 20c Jun 31c Jan _• 95c 75C, 95c 19,650 75c Jun 46 284 Feb 11% 12% 1,522 11% Jun 16% • new 16 16 16% 315 14% Jan 17% May "com—'* 8% 8 8% 930 19% 23.50 . 19% 300 9 9% 350 3.00 • a 3.00 700 58c 72c 169,982 49c Jan 94c May 38c 48c 59,750 38c Jun 96c Jan 32c 32c 36c 30,700 32c Jun 58c Feb 8%c 8%c 8%c Jun 12c Apr 7%c Jun 14c Mar 7%c 7 %c 9%c 1 2.18 2.01 2.25 4,000 29,350 36,926 2.01 Jun 3.15 Feb 1.15 1.05 1.17 45,100 1.05 Apr 1.65 Jan 1 4.50 4.25 4.70 6,135 4.20 Apr 6.80 Jan 1.43 1.00 1.47 379,650 Jan 2.45 Mar 5% 6 1,225 Trust". — . - _ 26% 27 260 25 Apr 22 22 605 21 Mar __10 1 Falconbridge Famous 1.51 Jan 45% Jan 55 Feb 22 Jan 25 Nickel Oils Federal Ltd Grain .... class Federal 53c 9,725 50c Jun 78c 9c 5,000 8%c Jun 15c Feb 11c 20,600 5c Jan 16c May 30c 500 65c Mar 25c Feb 35c 49c 28,600 35c Jun 1.00 73c 99c 87,334 73c Jun 1.55 23c 27c 5,800 22c Jun 52c Feb Jan Jan 15% 15% 17 15,580 21 20% 21% 1,630 22 22% 365 2.94 2.67 3.05 43,833 15% 15% 16 750 15 Mar 17 25 26 100 24 Jan 26 Feb 6%c 7%c 24,500 13c Jan _1 Federated Petroleum 7c Jan 15% Jun 23% 18% Jan 22% May 22 25 May 1.20 5c * 5.50 5.25 5.85 8,325 5.25 1 98c 93c 1.10 95,034 74 %c 7c 10%c 74,900 2c 6,500 17c 3.25 May Jan Jan Jan . Jan 7.50 Jan Mar 3.00 Jan 4.00 Feb 8% Jun Fenimore Iron Mines Fasteners Manufacturing 5% Jan 45c 5,037 13% 375 13 Apr 100 100% 115 97 Jan 1.50 1.77 16,500 25% 26% 4,401 510 Mar 50c 8%C 95c ♦ Kirkland Flash 20 ■***"•*20"" Feb 30c — 20 Jan i—20 23% 40c 25c A Preferred 22 150 Apr 27% Mar • Apr 35,650 8% Jun 10c 50c 1 17 35 5% • — Players Fanny Farmer 85 2.03 45c 27c 18 — 26% ___20 Warrants 18 35 Feb I Flank 1.75 Jan 5.00 1 Apr 1.90 Feb 11 63c if 440 1 20% Jun May 1 Glacier Feb * Apr 47 %c 1 Corp 420 1.67 Jan 9 19% Jan 9 Jun 1 1 91 26%- Jun 3.00 Jan 1 1 130 1 8 15% 100 1 Investment 8% 25 7% Mar 12% * 440 42c 4% Jan 1 8 13% Feb Jan Mines 440 100 Jan Jun Jan 21 4.25 30'A -12'/a 47 Mines Ltd Eureka Jun Apr Jun 9 Mar Jan Gold Estella 7.75 22% Mar 43% Rey_ Emerald 27% Mar Apr 40 MinpR Sol Jan 45% . - _ 2.95 Jun 9 13% Jan Feb 45c 45% . El 6.00 18 30 50 Metals Pen Feb 2.50 20% Mar Jun 18% Mar 25 • page 45. 26 3.75 Jun 13c 15% common Eddy Paper class A Feb Jun 1.66 * Economic Jan 2.30 18,100 19,300 Apr Mines Fleet see 21,450 22c 2.20 12% Mines Nickel Jan 95c 18% ' For footnotes 2.65 15c 1.66 Jan 1,140 OIL Malartlc Apr 84 18% * ; 2.30 19c 1.85 Feb Feb 1.90 13 Gas 50 common 2.65 1.38 Mar 12% Minerals 50 Apr 1,775 * —: 1,400 Apr common 82 Jun 18% 25 Pipe Line Products.— Canadian Tire 2,133 Apr Eastern Steel 70 17% 100 Railway.— 52c 35c 1.57 * Chemical Jun 2.80 49c 17% 47 Gas Reserves—, Jun 32c 1.50 12 % Mar 5,710 100 Pacific 32c 35c 1.50 12% _ Rim 2.65 3.30 common 19c 96% Amphi East 9.15 23% ——— Jan 35 _ & East 2.40 46 preferred Canadian Oil Canadian new & & Apr 8.55 3.30 Electric Jun 10c Feb 1,355 Coal. 4 General Canadian 5% & Mines Oils Oils May 8.90 23% Locomotive 10c 5,800 Jan 100 U 39 54 * A Canadian Canadian Tar Jan 31% common.—* common Products Steel 33% 30 • Petroleum— 19,500 16c Jan 4.30 * Devonian 12c 12c • Preferred 223/4 20c Canadian Mar 10c 15c Feb 99 Magnesium Dominion 11 % • Oils 18c 4.50 10 %c • com Dominion Scottish Inv preferred Fargo Canadian Feb 100 Textile 35% 25 Cellulose 40c * — Steel Woollens Apr 20% Mav * & May Jan 4.00 1 & Dominion * Chemical 31c 10% 25 Electrohome Dominion 53% 2 — 4,200 58c 10 Foundry Preferred Jan 3.85 10 preferred 37c 5.45 Mar Jan Jun 35c 2.50 preferred Dominion 48% common 35c Jun 8 2 Bank 35 * Celanese Feb 1 Asbestos Dominion Coal 29% May 33 20 Canadian Dominion Feb 78% preferred 15c • 26% 79 common Mar 1 — 50 49 A Canadian $1.00 Car Dome 105 * Breweries 10c May 53% • Class Jan 1 Canners 1,500 1 Dominion 20 Canadian Canadian 11c 1 Seagrams Exploration (Western) Dome Mines Jan 10% 3.85 • Canadian 11c 3.75 29c 25o 33 21 54 Oil 100 Ltd 29 33 20% —50 Atlantic 4.25 Ltd Oils Feb Feb Canadian Bank of Commerce 4.25 Minerals Feb Feb Oils * — 51 7 Canada Wire & Cable class B Canadian Rio Dominion 2.60 Admiral 725 1 Mines 87 50 Oils _ 8,450 8% 1 Apr 29 20% ——* Southern 15,990 38c 8 16% Mar 1 Jun 385 SS Lines common 4.35 30c 1 72 235 i, 3.75 32c 8% Patricia Gold Feb 4.25 1 Pershing Crowshore 9%c May 14 Jan Jun * Mines 47 53 Warrants Canadian Croinor East Mortgage 5% 1,190 ——„_ 31 8% * 1,045 15% com——— - 395 2.60 Permanent Preferred Bit 75 8 * B 8 15% Conwest 47 53 A 7%, 15% . * class 8 Feb 10 72 * Lands Packers Canada Canada 6.65 —* Warrants Canada Gas 47' 72% —* Power Jan Feb Consumers Dominion Stores pfd common— Northern Jan 1.40 Jan Jan Jan Jan Machinery Malting 30c Jun 15c Mar 33c 73c Jun Canada 35c Jun 50c Mar Mar 2.25 Canada Jun 15c 22,600 6,000 Producers 510 5.30 Canada * Distillers 12,312 A 13c 22,200 10 VeC 10%c Feb 14,400 class 90.800 23c 60c 8 25c 5.95 Foundry 13c 143/4 c 50c V 52c 27c Jan 7Vic 3.20 Iron Jan 70c Detta 2.75 Foundries 34% Jun Devon-Leduc 20 1 Preferred Jun 1 De Feb 5.30 Canada 24% Sannorm Jan 3.15 Canada 3,736 24% Jan 39% Mar 5.60 B 26 Vb 26 Jan Jun 34c 49% 11 class Mar 9c Jan 1 Cement Jan 50c 44c Jan 1 Bread 73c Jun 1,9<)0 34 Campbell Chibougamau Campbell Red Lake Canada 85c May 25c 63,050 22c Gas Canada Mar 52c 4,250 45c Mines 33% 18c & 50c 9,500 11c D'Eldona 49 1.27 Cons 5,500 9c Dominion —. 56c 4<ic Delnite 31 Flon Jan 35 %c May 1.35 Feb 44c Feb 49 • Oils 1.80 9%c Feb 35c 33% Calmont Oils 1.30 Mar 28c Jan * Calgary & Edmonton Jan 53c D'Aragon Mines 21c 14 %c 9% 1 Crestaurum Jun 26c 70c Calder Bousouet Jan Jan 2.50 Apr 21c 291,413 5 Vic class A Feb 1.03 25c A Gold Craig 236,900 17c ♦ 80c 21c Rochette Quebec Feb Apr 4%c A 1.70 May Consolidated Consol 8% 70c 7 • class Feb Jan 15c Corby (H) Dist voting 17 18% 1 Co Jan 53c 57 %c Exploration Copper-Man Mines Ltd 36c 50 5C B Jan 52c 1 Jan 7 19 Vie Burlington Steel 1.41 4.40 4.83 12% 1 60 • Jan 1.40 44c • . Jun 62c 5c * Consolidated Nicholson 3-30 Jun 2.55 Mar 21c 31 %c * Calvan Feb • Hill Calnorth 33 -——1 — ». 5% May 7 70c 50% Mar 7 —1 Building Products Bulldog Yellow Knife Callinan 8 336 420 83c Bunker Burrard .11% Mar * Canadian & 15% Mar Apr Jan 4.05 Mar Consolidated 1 Burns Jan 2.70 1 ,11 Class Apr 12% 1 Buffadison Gold Jan 4.60 160 1 21% 3,375 47 1,010 Mining & Smelting— .. 5% 13 1 Jun Jan 5% 8% . 10% 155 8 Buffalo Ankerite Buffalo 17% Jun 49% 13 Ltd Buffalo Red Lake 4.00 48% * A Apr 310 1 Oils * 4.00 .4.25 49c Orlac Jan —0 Mining Brunswick Mining & Smelting 87 1 B Mines Consolidated 145 A Feb 1 225 5% Mai1 11c 1 Lead 4,497 Mines Reef Mattarron 79 • Mills Howey 92 B Broulan Bruck Guayana Consolidated 18% • Class Consolidated Consolidated 78 * Feb 74c Jan 1.50 1 Jun 91 A , Columbia Feb 92 Columbia Forest Products 17c Jan 1 - Jan 3.25 17% 50 - British British 19c 53c 18 100 preferred Class Jan 4.00 _100 Jun 4c 1.60 1 Arrow • preferred 11c 31c 1 Lake 4.30 common 5,500 13,100 1,500 7% 1 16% Mar 25,662 62c • Bakeries Jan Jan 55c , 56c 66c 1 Consolidated . 9%c 1 * Consolidated Astoria Jun 1.55 Apr 1.50 18% 6%C 40c 5 VaC 1.55 Feb 2.50 Jun 100 500 —5 Jan 14%c Jan 1.28 1.55 Mines 5.05 14 Jun 150 Coniagas Apr 1.63 7 Jan May May 3.25 Jan 4.40 Mar Jun 7 5.25 9c Jan Jan 4.25 1.90 1.93 72c 9% 4.00 Jun 32c Jun 1.40 8%c * May 124,100 3.25 83c Jun 50 • . 1 British 4%% 13 %C 1 1 Mines Ltd Bristol Jan 80c 13% I Erilund Feb 23c 15,530 46,346 1 1.15 9% 15c 12c Commoil 3.80 14 Jan 16% 6%c , Jan 1.95 Mar 1.20 lie 1 1 National. 6% Mar 11 Jun 2.10 . Conduits Jun 18c Feb Jan 123/4 13 Jan 12 5% 9 1.18 16% . * Copper 1,530 32% May 9% ' 1.63 : Colomac Yellowknife 4.25 9% 11 %c 2.10 Mar Jan 5c 25 Jan * Jun 29 300 Jan 30c 1.42 30,864 Commonwealth Petroleum 11% 13,070 10 3.75 2.40 May Jan Jan May 5,500 12,475 6 Cockshutt Farm Equipment Coin Lake 75c ordinary Traction Cochrane-Dunlop 72c-< 15c 12c 1.65 1 Feb 40c _1 . Jun 11,800 lie 1.42 1.39 ; Jun 500 class A Petroleum Cordage 25c Jan 19 %c 10% Knitting class A—_ Citra-Lartic 32,350 35,833 20C 1 Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp Cochenour WiUans 2.10 Jan 1.32 Mar 6 Ltd.. Jan 40 . Jan 4.30 1.42 • Bar 6.00 Jun Jan 1.18 Chromium Circle 2.80 Jan 85c I Explorers Feb 9.50 Mar 2.90 1 Chibougamau Jan 80c 9%c 11 %c 20c Jan 2.15 May 3.70 Jun 1 Jan 47c 30 8,500 Jun Jan 9% 1.50 • Jun 6.50 Mar 3.30 : Apr 1.00 1034 Cblmo Gold Jan 8 Jun 39 25c 1 5,525 11,900 1.00 9 May 19 Apr 2.45 May 1.27 Mines 45 Apr 1.30 39 33c —— 4.25 3.05 95c High 100 Apr 15% 10% 49c May 25 49,200 3.70 2.80 1.00 Chesterville Mines 1.10 May Jun 30c Chesklrk Apr 28c 1.05 1.30 Jan 43c. 800 —10 Chemical Research Feb 19,365 2.35 . 3.00 Chateau-Gai Wines Jan Jun 7.50 6.50 97 —50c Apr 1.55 200 i Chatco Steel preferred 4.20 55c 7'A _• Mar Jan 1.05 2.21 -20 1.55 22c 31c 1.05 • Trust Jan 41,350 36% Chartered Jun 1.30 575 —i —. Mar 1.95 9 " 2,200 • — 1.05 May 9 mem* - 4.15 — Oils 2.25 85c 646,275 36% 36% —1 43 Apr 85c 19c —* * 5,825 38% 2.65 7.00 Central Jun 42 2.50 • mil Jan I Brazilian 2.91 Mar 38 % May 375 1 Patricia 544 80c Kirkland Eralorne Central Jan 41 Ltd Brantford Feb 5.80 40 * Bralsaman 42c Jun 16% I—_1 Trethewey 34% 24c Gold Co Central Explorers Central Leduc Oil—. 12c Belleterre Quebec Berens River Bonville Castle Apr Jan Bellekeno Mines Bowes Apr Jan Mines — Bobjo 9% 4.35 May 1.90 Feb 15 16 1 _ Range Since Jan. 1 Lots 99 —10 Gold ' High 99 2.55 Casslar Asbestos Corp Ltd 31% 1.40 — Ribbon Jan 6%c Bathurst Power class A Blue Cariboo 3.10 61c Shares 99 Minerals-. Feb Jun Jun 17c Williston Wirebound class B__ 25c Feb 19c Canadian Canadian - 1,020 Mining Blbis Yukon Apr Sale* for Week A-A. 5,100 9c. 1.00 Beattie-Duquesne Beatty Bros Beaver Lodge Uranium Mines— Bell Telephone a Bidgood 7% 33c Low .100 __ Canadian Vickers 34% -1 Bates & Innes class A Bevcourt * Feb Jun 8c .1 Petroleums „ Jun 2.45 6,200 16c He ♦ Juti 13 Vic 6,735 2.22 2.00 18,450 4.75 4.40 Jan 33% .10 Ltd Uranium Bata 11,772 8c Canadian Utilities preferred - Range •f Prices Par May 9c —. Metals 20 23c 6%"Jfln 13 %c Barymin Co Ltd Base 17,500 14c 40 Warrants Baska 12,500 9%c Week's Last High Feb 33 % Mines Barvue 11c -1 — Montreal Barnat 4,500 9c - Friday Sale Price 40 Bankfield Consolidated Bank t 15c 16 17 class A AvilJabona Mines Ltd Bagamac LOW 8% — Gold Banff ' STOCKS Range Since Jan. 1 - High 15c ,1 Shares 7 %c Aumaque Auto Electric •f Prices Low Mines Anmacho for Week Last Sale Frlee AtUn-Ruflner Sales 40c 1.50 25% 1.70 Mar 55c Warrants extended Jan Ford 15% Mar 100% Feb Ford to July 31 1953— Motor 17c preferred class 20 Jun 1.77 Jun Foundation Jan Fraser common 2.30 Mar 35 19 20' Mar Jun May Cos 6,900 10 1.00 28c Jun Jun 13% 2.00 2,040 59 70 20 65 Mar 11 11% 300 11 Feb 14 14 15 2,150 Jun 18 6.15 '. — 5.75 6.25 41,088 1.10 95c 1.25 8,590 debdhtures 99 107 305 13% 5.70 Apr Jan 78c Jan 99 Jun Jan Apr Feb Jun 70 Mar . 9.25 2.20 120 Apr Apr Mar 68 61% — Warrants convertible 50 1.40 1.54 36c 60 11 Frobisher Ltd common 4% 60'A 10 1.00 Jan May Jun 70 Co 32% Apr 1.00 • A_ 19c 10 * Motor class B Jun 27% May 9c Petroleums Jun Jan Feb Feb May \ and Financial Chronicle... Monday, The Commercial 44 June 15, 1953 (2608) CANADIAN MARKETS FOR RANGE Friday Last (Cont.) Toronto Stock Exchange Range 5% — General Dynamics A. Class common — ~-j—a-— # 33 V2 58% 35 505 32 Jun 45 211 58% Jun 68 % 6.45 700 6.00 Apr 8.50 Jan 5.00 5.90 5,035 5.00 Jun 7.50 Lake 45 47 225 41 17 175 16 Apr 101 101% 65 99 7%c 9%c 13,500 9.35 9.90 2,304 3%c 4%C 7,000 82c 70 %C 92c 70,716 1 9.35 1 Gold Mines. Gold Lake Gold God's 1 • Manitou Mines Uranium Goldfields Mines Goodfish Mining Tire Goodyear common ——; & Toy Grandine Paper common Great Plains Devel of Can Ltd Great West Coal class A 75c 1.07 720,090 20 20 Wire Freehold Lead 100 28c 54,400 15% 1,360 4.75 4.60 4.75 900 Hamilton Cotton — Lakes Gold — 4.30 8.45 11c 16c 35 Jan 13% 3c 3%c 3.20 May Jan 125 39 Jan 50 15c 17,509 8%c 9%c 19,000 12 %c 12 %c 500 11 %c 14c 13,600 13c 9c 14c 78,500 Jan Red McMarmac Jan McWaters Feb Jan Oil 7c Jan 21% May 1 Gold Hosco Jan Mid-Continent Jun Jan 6%c Jan 16c 11c Mill May Apr 24c 9%c Feb Jan Mindamar 31c 32c 30c May 48c Jan Mining 17c 17¥«c 2,200 17c Jun 34c Jan Modern 30 Feb 26 % 50 12% 13% 5,745 8.25 5,259 15c 25c 73,800 5c 5 Vic 8,000 17% 18 745 7.75 ° 44 44 25 2.26 2.56 425 25% May 12% 15% Jun 7.65 May 9c Jan 5c class Huron & IlOO Petroleums. 47% Jan 4% preferred Imperial $1.50 9.00 Jun Jun 935 35% 31% <■ Apr 28% 28% 29% 4,510 28% Jun 12% 35% 36 — 29% 220 23 Jan 275 19 May 20 110 29% Jun 3%c Jan. 29 Jun 30 ¥2 . 29% -8¥2, —* * 11% 2.50 r— 630 90 30% ' • . —■ 11 ¥4 8 ¥2 11 ¥1 •''/ 30% Jun 4%c Jap 17c 3,000 4c 15c 500 8%c 10c 15,000 27 29 ¥4 29 8% 84 . * /; 27 27 195 Feb Feb 59 ¥2 Jun 69 30c Mar 11c 31,162 6%c Jan 8c 100 38c 7c 4,000 3.75 42c"* *, 3.50 '2.90 3.20 "35c 11,000 ; * 32c 2,500 30c 97 7 13,325 129 25 22% 24 ¥4 2,682 19 21% 18,429 12c 16c 97,750 Sewer Steel 16 62c 2,650 2.35 Jun 4.55 1,955 .11% May 14% Jan: 15 ¥4 Jan. 16% Jan; 56c Feb 13 ¥2 . 13 ¥2 50 12 : 100 9,500 40c 4,000. 60c 24.. 23 1. y . 769 7 15% 40c 10% 45c 12% 50c 4,350 8% 225 7% 12% 315 IIV2 6ie 47,300 ' * * — 12% 9 7 Feb - 84c May)' -Jan 14 May.- 13% 250 12 ' 270 26 8 V155 y 1.80 2.00 57 57 25% * 26 57 : 1.60 30 - Alger. New Bidlamaque a New British Feb New Calumet Apr 38% 22% Apr Feb Concord Development--— Jun. 97 New May New Jan New May New 46% 130 30 Apr ; ' ' < Malartic Hugh Feb Jan New Kelore New 4%c Jan 9c Apr 13c Apr New 9%c Jan 24c Feb New 2.00 Apr 2.32 Mar 16c ' 28,000 13c> .Jun 2.15 27c ,1.33 Apr, 89,900 25c, 25C *"1,000 25c 57c' 1.00 377,300 55c 28c Jortsmith , . '< Jun ■ — 76c 1 *—-1. I——*, , Mines: Newlund — ——-—— 37c 28C —— Ltd. Mines — 1.95 Ltd Jun 34c New Marlon Gold ■2.70 3.05 ♦ 32c, . 9,880 * 40c 22,000 25c Jun 55c Jan New Morrison 16c 23,200 6%c Jan 40c Feb New Mosher Long. Lac Mines 27c 5,300 25c Jun 41c Jan 18c 19c 5,000 18c Jun 30c Jan 2.18 6,650 1.79 Jun 3.15 Mar New Mining 1 — • Kelvinator Kenville 3.30 Kerr 9c 2,000 7%c Jan 13%c Feb New 14,916 70c Jan 48c ,23c Jun ,55c, 10c Jan 82c Jan 10c 437,656 10c 13%c Jun 20c Feb' 17,575 7c« -. .. Richfield 17 17 17% New Rouyn 7c 8%c 8,500 Jan 18 %c , 39c 10c 14q 55c* 23c 10,400 16c ' 30c 277,350 12%c 16¥2C Feb - . Jun 80c , • " 34,100 1.75 13,300 1.50 Jun 2.25 Feb New Ryan i 19% 19 19% 5,045 16% Mar 20% Jan New Senator 15 7c Jan 17% Mar Merger — 1 25c 20 %c 25c 20 %c 35c Feb Keyboycon Mines Keymet Mines 17c Kirkland-Hudson 85c Jun New . Thurbois Lake 64c Klondike-Keno 13c Kroy Oils Ltd 1.72 15c 18c 37,675 6%c Jan 39c Jan 40c 5,250 35c May 70c Mar 85c 90c 4,800 80c Mar 1.53 Jan Nisto 60c 64c 9,400 60c 78 %c Jan Nor-Acme Gold 10c 14c 20,500 1.56 1.74 7,200 ,10c Apr Jun 1.55 Apr 35c Feb 2.10 Yellowknife Nipissing Ltd—. 17% Labrador Mining & Exploration.. Lake Dufault Mines Lake Lingman Lake Lake Lu Luz the common Corp 25c 28c 7.70 1,105 33c "2,650 29% 29% 50 _. 10,000 2.25 4.90 900 18c 21 %c 16,400 7c Mines 7c 100 550 5c class 10 page 45. 5c 5,000 9% A. — 20,600 15c — 10% 700 10 10 200 22 %c 7.35 30c Jan Jun Jun 29 % May 2.25 May 1.80 55c 35c 8.65 39.c 33 Apr Normetal Feb Nor pax Feb Jan Mar Feb 3.45 Mar Mining Oil & Mines North Canadian Jun 35q Jari 28c "127,045 17%c Jun 31c Feb 8,873 2.60 Jun 9c, 9%c 5,000 9c 7%c 9V2C 38,600 12 %c 10%c — 1.60r North North Inca Star Gold Oil Jan Northern 5%c Jan 10c Jan Northern Extension 3%c Jan 9%c Feb Northland Feb 10% Jun Nubar 11% Jun Mines Mines 1 Mining Canada : Mines i 10c Jan 85c Apr 1.05 64 Jun 78% Feb 10c Feb 17c Feb 22c Feb (1940). Ltd Nudulama Mines Ltd — — 500 66 2,769 %c 500 10c* 15c 14,600 4c Jan 16c* 17c 7,950 16c Mar 2.75 9,688 17c 8,400 13c Jun 37c Mar 13,875 14c Jun 38c Ma« 16,500 2.50 Jun 1.75 Jan r. , 29c 4.25 2.55 19C 317,325, 9c Jan 19c 15 %C- 22c 78,800 6 lAc Jan 28c 6 ¥2 Apr 8 ¥4 400 35c 41c 15,800 22c 60c 66c 5,650 60c Jun 11c llV»c 7,200 10c May 6c 6c 2,000 4¥ac Jan 10c' 20c 30c 78,350 11c Jan 80c, 80c 18,000 60c Jun <, 27%c. • ■ 66c 60c Jari Apr 1 8 ¥4 36c 8 Feb 3.05 May 2.20r 63c 1 1 Feb Feb 90c 11 %C. , * —* 36c 2.40 16%c —* —; 2.35 Ma? - 81,900 20c *>• * — Jan Trinity r 1.55 Feb 725 13c 14c I8V2C -2.59 16c 1 — 5.40 ,North ■ 3%c Jan 13c, . 16cr , Feb Ape - 2.50. HV2C / Jari 14c 12 %c Jan 11 %c 11 *11 Vic ^ 8c 4.10 64 64% y , 1.64 90c. 1 50c 7% Jan ——• Oils Feb 2.90 - -* X 1 Norsewick Mines Apr 9 * North Denison Jun 4.20 18c Ltd- 12c • 2.60, —1 •—.— Feb Jar} 2.70 —1 -1 — Norlartic Mines Jun 30c 4-— —— Norgold Feb Jan 2.25 see 15c-17%c 17c 17 %c. - —1 —1 —• Noranda Mines Jun 70c 4.75 For footnotes Jan Feb 11c * Feb 11 20c 7.35 —! 18% II,200 ; Acceptance 4,500 4c 14c 35c Jun -5%c- 7%c 5 Jun 74,600 7.40 Mines Woods 14c Feti May 79c, May 9%c Feb 7%c Jun 4,000 87c - 27c - 1 — Mines Jan 33c Gold B 8.10 90c Mines Laurentide 17 27c Lapa Cadillac Class 2,470 70c Landover Oils Lapaska 215 8.65 27c Shore Lamaque 18% 30c Osu of 8.10* 81c ■ Lake Wasa Mining Lake 8.45 i 4V2C Apr 5c Jan 1,700 8c 14c 17c 1 1 '—-1 Mines Ltd—. Nordon (John) Labatt ! —. 35c Nib — 20,500 97,600 8c 8 Vic Jan Apr 21 y2c Jun 7%c, ■ —' ; —1 Oils of Canada Superior New 1,930 Rouyn Jan 53c 7C 7c 7%c 15c . ——1 — 54c 92,300 6%Cr „6%c - Lake Kirkland 68c. • 1 Lake Mine&_— 46,920 71c Fet^ 40c 24c - 7%c Feb 68c 9c 12V2C 1 Petroleum 10,000 55c Apfi 2.95 3%c Jan 53c* 60c Api? 23c T Jan 23c 19,675 27c Jun 7¥2c Jan 31,600 1.00 10%c 13%c Feb 1.50 690 Apn Feb ** 82c 25c,13c * 5%c Feb 11,870 9c 30c. 8c 32c - ——1 —1 •—* a— Oil Pacalta 1.70 I ; Jan Jani 12c * 32c 40c {, He. ; .1 : Mylamaque Explor, Newnorth. Gold:— ——1 Gold Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd Kerr-Addison 9c Mines. Ltd— New Norzone New Kayrand Apr 70c, . 2.50. Apr, - 32,763 23c « - ——1 36c 10c 25c Feb 1.63 ; " * —1 —X a— —— Apr 1.79 Jan Jan """ —1,- 25c Oils Jupiter Feb, 2.25 , Jan 11,200 Feb 1.51 1.53 Jun 1.00 Jun 1.12 Feh ■ 2.92 May Feb 78c 29,338 *16,888 " 90c " ! Feb, 29c. 3Vic Jan 13,457 T.75- 1 1.00 j Laguerre Mines—; Larder; -U-r—— 12,200 . 4.65 1.75 Jun 48,000 Mar 18c 41,250 Feb? Mar — 29% 2.25 1.53 1-y 1 y 2.95 Fortune Gold———-—----—--If * 35c. Goldvue f V Highridge ---* / 1 62c Petroleum.— Mines—.—s Devon Jun 8c IOV2C Apr' 29c ' * ■/ .• 767,310 , 16c 80c. - 15c " 19c , 15c. • —50c —1 — Jan 2.10 Apr, 27% *'*■' 2.40 -13c 2.20 2 26r 88c 1.75, >1.07 1 *■ * Oil Continental 4c 19 57% Jan 25% - -i 8 ¥2 Mar. 2.99 Jan? ,• Jan 52 585 7,910 3.10 1.75 15c, ;18c.' ■ —* Mines—f. New New Dickenson 94 2.56 Dominion Oil—, Jun 9c 36% Mar New 127 27% Feb'; Jan 7'A Jan 10,700 • 16c 17% C 17 %c 1 ——1 1 29% 36% Mar Jan Jan? Apr Mar 27% 1.95 250 9% —45c 27% 7% A— Jan 11c Jun 13 V* 13% ■—20 — class Pipe New 4 Feb 2.15 Joliet-Quebec r. Jan? * ' 45c 61c- 1 Feb ,_1 13 %c Apn Jun -40c 7% • 5 Mines 5.10 13c Gold Jan; 27% Jun 513 Jam*' 1.35 Mar. ; Apr JunV: 23 . 7 ¥2 7 - Jan Jun . 13 ¥2 151 13 ¥2 13 ¥2 Apr /.Jun 12 47c 75c./. 12 V 60c Jan: 21c* 10c* * 17% lie Ltd Oils Joburke Apr- ; 1.20 Mar. Jan 1,600 24,200 ' Jet Jan 1.90 Jun ' Feb 10c 500 * Jan. Feb? 13c 11% Car Mar 40c 11c 14,100 ' Jun« 6¥2 38c y 1.85 v 43c : Davies. Petroleum 100 3.50 V " May y 2.60 1.80 -—-5 —i Petroleum National Delhi 235,540 Mari * 2.35 (,C- Jun 18c 7 Jan} 4.20 Jan; 64c, Feb 5% 300 49,200 12 May'. 12c v Jan 2.90 6,778 22c 65c Mar, * 6 ¥4 10c May 16c Jan 3.50 Jan 20c ,6% 21c Janf 40c 3%c Jan ' May; - : 6,100 Hosiery class B—_— New 17 3lc , * 3.75 -1 May? 95 . Feb 10c 12 ¥2 c 12c j 38¥4 Jan* Jun Jan 18c 15,000 y 13 ¥2 : New 40 ¥4 10c 27c 18 %c 8c 7C — -—... Jan 11c 1 Jan' 37c 35c 35c 11% Explorations Ltd Jan 129 14c Feb Jan Mar 10c Feb 7c Apr 8%c Jun 2,160 60 59. , 23 Grocers common 9 2.95 Feb Feb Mar. 82c Jun 59 -— 12 17 Feb %c 10% Feb 37c 5,020 13,100 & Chemical com—: Drug May 1.80 Apr ; 90 9,400 95 Ltd % Feb 39% ■ 1 — Apr %C . — 8 —1 (1939)— Mines 80 8% -13.50 Brass —: 11 20% _ • Oil 7 45c 21c - New Jason Gold-. Jellicoe Jan 2c 37c v 25 23% , Interprovincial Pipe Line Jasper 1.95 8% — loo 97 — Apr 1 National 23% Mar 20 15,900 Mining Jan 1.05 68c 95 Nesbitt Labine Uranium 23% Feb 5¥2c — Mines 14 %c Feb —• Ltd Apr 19 ¥2 5% 29 ¥2 Preferred Waite 18c Mar 57c common— Negus 100 Apr 31 ¥2 5c International Nickel Co common- Jaculet Jun 9c 12,820 — Feb 23% — 20 International Metals preferred Jack 9c 16,000 Jan 6 ¥8 8 5c Jacknife Gold 29,000 62 %c 20c National Jun 6% International Bronze Powders pfd. International Petroleum. 9c 13 %c 9c 10%c 10C 2.60 National I,452 29 — 7,300 11 %c common Preferred Jan 10% • Machine, class A Inglis (John) & Co Inspiration Mining lie —• * Ingersoll 9c 19%c Apr 30c National Jan 27c 10 10 ... 1 preferred 10c Jan • 30 common 53 1 National Feb 11 %c * Acceptahce 90 7c 1.44 15c —— Preferred Jan — - Lake Industrial 86 , Oil Knitting National May 8 2,650 6% 110 f Preferred Indian 65c 125 18,500 34% Jan 1.75 1.40 Mar 90 Porcupine Corp Naco Mar Apr Mar 14c * common 58 Jan 46c 9.85 ■/, Feb Jan; 20,500 1 Corp. Morrison 3.40 Mar Jun 12c 25 — Varnish 40 9.00 £1 I - 5,150 77,500 25 — Preferred 42%4 144 : 10 Imperial Bank Imperial Oil 1 Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5 2.95 20% 4c 5 Moore Apr 2.26 Jun 120 ," 1.40 Jan' Jun Apr 2.10 16 4c Montreal Locomotive 42 61c ' 1,370 Mar' Feb 7% • 9,034 —,— Containers common Moneta Feb 58c " 2.48 16% Jan 90c 4c 5 Feb 19% 118 1 ——. Jun 16 .1 1 Jan 8%c 7% 1 Husky Oil & Refining Ltd Hy-Charger 37c * 30c Apr 60c —. common 18,460 4 %C - 5 common—. 13 17 120 , * A Erie 49c 3,300 common Monarch Feb Jan 7% 1 Hugh-Pam. Porcupine—. Hunts 40 41% Mining ds Smelting. Bay 40c 1,891 Brick Milton . Hudson Jan 37c Mlnda-Scotia 65c — Jun 17c 1.85 Jan Apr Jun ♦ .1— 68c Petroleum City 6c ■ 1.14 6,150 14,700 45c Light & Power pfd. Mexican 30c 173/4, 2.05 May 1.58 Mar 5,070 76c — Merrill Petroleum 19 %c 18,100 5,000 V Jan 2.10 23c 8c 15c 20 %c Mar 20,250 -50 Preferred Hoyle Mining 1.45 15C May 17 %c 23 %c 68c * 12 %c May 44,300 'dmm * Howard Smith Paper common— 2.20 16% Jun •; 24,600 Island 34c 24C 1.90 68c 11c Jan 15 16c Lake—< Merrill 16c ' 1.75 1.90 ——100 Jan 6¥2c I—1 —— 4,100 9c 20 %c 6c 8.00 — Yellowknife Homer lie 8% Mcmtoco Petroleums Home Jan Gold 30c 26 ¥4 • 14 1.58 Exploration Mentor 12 %c 12% 110 Jan 7c 5.00 31c 5 15 Jan 25c 14% Jan 30c Jun '— —— 11 %c 11 %c • — Jun Ltd 6c Consol 14c 14c 1.50 Gold 16 8%c Jun; 39 11%C lie McKenzie Red Lake Mar Jun 18 21 */4 Feb 1.00 Feb 3%c Jan 8,900 65C Consolidated Preferred Jun 2.90 13% 14c 17c Jun 36 7,666 1.50 McDougall-Segur Mclntyre Porcupine Feb 20c Apr 2c 700 14 21% —— 55c 675 7c , 12,700 1 Frontenac McColl Jan 32 8,700 2.90 ' 12,025 39 6c 1 Mines Mayo Feb 26 3%c 820 8 % C" Jun -13c Malartic Matachewan 31 %c Mar Jan 2% 21,500 34% Jan 8c 22 105 24 23 14c 15c Jun 13% —* Dauch 10.600 25,000 3c Jan 1.58 Gold McLellan I~—_I—III I* Highwood Sarcee & 8.25 358,803 Mines- Crest Oils Ltd Highland-Bell 1 Hollinger Feb 16c 34% 6c 1 Oils Ltd Massey-Harris Jun 4.50 9.75 13 %C 1 1 1 __ High Hinde 4.40 4.00 Mar 12c 23 26,500 .100 — Marwayne Feb 3.20 Mar 50 6.55 —, Gold Heva 10% 100 16c Iron Headway Red Lake Heath 140 7.40 1 Gold Hibbert Mines 8 4.40 13 %c * 1 common Hasaga Gold of Apr Jan 17c •. Marigold Oils Ltd— Martln-McNeely Jan 7.10 8.00 1 1 • Hamilton Bridge Head 7% 17 %c 15c 1 __ Mines Marbenor Jan 7.10 4.25 7% 1 Gold Harrison Jun Jun Jun 17% Mar 4.60 Jan 8c 1 Mines. Maple Leaf Milling preferred Maralgo May 61 %c Jun 15% May t Jan 1.09 1 Gold Eastern & Manitoba Jan 4.40 —* Hallnor Mines Harricana 20 9c 5,100 Apr ■, 14c * Mines— class B Goldfields. Malartic May 1.28 Jan 20c 20c 15% —— Gypsum Lime & Alabastine Halliwell Apr 8% Jan 17% 24c —-—— Gold Lake Gwillim Feb 47c 15% — Gunnar Gold-—— Gurney 98% May Marcus —9c —1 1 Products preferred 30 Gridoil 10c Jan 7% May Gold Consol Jan 47% 100 93c Red Magnet 3c 10 8 Madsen Feb 49 65c 14c 1 1 1 1 1 — Lake Feb 88% 26 47 ¥2 Greening Gulf 7c 91 8,470 15C 1— MacLeod-Cockshutt 9c 3%c Jan 70c lie Mines 12c 3%c Feb 61c Feb 2.00 Jun 60c 8,735 1,000 16,100 4,000 Jun 55c,' 62c 15 MacMillan & Bloedel Jan 3.75 Jun 2.15 4.25 Transit Winnipeg Greater 72,800 7% * • • —* * Mines Lakes Great Apr 2.27 31c 14c ,. Exploration Mackeno Mar 15c 47% 47% 1 10 —;—— 47c Jan 6c * -.— Bousquet Graham Grand Mar Jan ; 5,600 38% Mines MacDonald Macfie May Jan 91 6c ———50 Gordon Mackay class A-—/— Preferred 53c 12c 10c 12 %c A. Mines Macassa 1.30 Mar Jan 18c 4,870 Lynx 7%c May 2%c Jan 66c Feb Jan 56c class (Walter M) Yellowknife Jan 7c 4%c 5%C 12c Goldfields Louvicourt Jan 20c 1.25 —1 14 % 6%c ♦ 11% Apr 8,700 5VzC 8 %c — Gold —— Long Island Petroleums 11% 7%c Jun 64,037 5%C — Lowney 13c 60c 67c : 13 y2 Mar Lomega Apr 29c 5%c 69c 1 Lac Groceterias Loblaw Jan 2.15 88c * 1 1 Goldhawk Porcupine Goldora 17% 12c 2.15 36c Long Little . Mar 20c 28c Goldcrest Gold Eagle Mines. Golden 43c 31c 36c Mines Goldale 3lc Feb 104 May 9.15 Mar 48 Jan 16% ——— — 14,500 34c Lexindin Gold——. Jan 101% 200 7%c .1 Gold Lencourt 6.00 Jan Jan 4.90 785 59% .100 13% 6%c Gold Leitch Mar 105 Feb 32 45% —-- Yellowknife Glenora 100 4%C Preferred Giant v 20% May 6.10 General Steel Wares common— 13% 7%c Leduc-Consolidated 22% Mar 58% General Products Mfg class A— Geneva 5!4 5 13%; 1 — High Low High —3 —.—; Mines LavaJie Jan 1.80 Jun 1 Motors Petroleum 110 21 % 1.10 Secord Laura Apr __.l — General General 5% 6 preferred General Bakeries 21% 1—3 „— 21% 103 103 ¥» —I* :ioo —• Gatineau Power common 60c Jun Range Since Jan. 1 Shares Low Par 544 for Week of Prices High Low 37c Sales Range Last Sale Price Range Since Jan. 1 Shares 1.15 1.10 1.15 of Alberta— Exploration Gas Week's Friday 83,600 13,300 45c 37c 37c 1 Explorations Gaitwin JUNE 12 STOCKS High Low Par ENDED for Week of Prices Sale Price STOCKS WEEK Sales Week's Jan 63c 1.15 17c 1.05 Jun May Mar Jari Jari Feb Apr May ———1 Volume 177 Number 5229 ... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2609) CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE Friday STOCKS Hi Last Rat Oakville Wood Go.d 85c 82c _90c _ 8c IOL72C 8%c | 9c 2.60 4c 2.35 2.25 2.35 1.11 1.45 14c 17c 1.28 Orlac for Mines each two Pacific Coyle 1 Pamour Pan Parbec Petrol 66 % 23,500 91,000 10,000 10 Vac, 6c 23,300 8,400 2,200 1 *. • Gold Mines 2.60 3.20 40c 51c 21,520 1.20 1.30 Queenston ****_*__..,, . 2.00 35c 30c *_1 1 - —1 • 1.01 1.15 3,100 1.15 Feb 3.50 May 83c Jan 30c 31 Jan Jun 2.15 Feb Jun 1.75 1,59 1.25 Feb Jun 1.15 70c 45 Jun ■ Jan 1.76 Jan May 20 1.30 Mar Apr 1.00 23% Feb Feb 1.52 Jan 33% 33% 565 33% Jun 40 7c 4,500 5 Vac May 21c Jan 11 11% 90 9% Jan 2.20 1.70 2.20 125,650 2.75 2.40 3.10 22,150 14%c 12% Mar 1.40 Mar 1.65 2.20 Jun 4.80 Jan 12 Vac 17 VaC 4,500 7c Jan 27c Feb 500 10c Jun 20c Mar 17,600 70c 80c 70c 85c Apr 10,800 15c 80c Jun 7.05 7.05 8.05 7.05 Jan 2lc Jan 1.70 Jun Jan 9.00 May 1.54 May 1.31 85c 1.35 166,200 85c Jun 30c 35c 22,300 30c Jun 48c Jan 16 17% 5,069 16 Jun 22 46c 32c 54c 36,000 32c Jun 65c 70c 2,300 55c May 76c Jun Jan 26c Jan 33c Mar 12c 15 %c 20c 15c **4--™----—-50c Oil ' * (Little) 26,000 15,800 8c 4,000 5c 5c 3.30 3.30 700 60c 75c 16,402 6,000 4Vic 2.50 32c Jan He Feb Jan 3.30 May 60c Jun 1.15 18 % Jun 18% 80 1.70 2.35 43,825 41 y 1.62 Jan 41 50 40 % Mar 12 Jan 3.25 Jan 18 Vi —.— Feb 1.70 Mar May 1.80 May 18 Vi common 24 Apr Mar 3.40 Feb 41% May Long Consolidated Lac — warrants 12 40 12c 12c 13c 11,400 9c Jan 22c Feb 23c 23c 25c 4,500 22c Jan 35c Feb 4c 4c 7,000 4c Jun 7 Vic Mar 18c Roche Rowan 18c 4c __ 12 %c 10 __ 13c 35 35 35% 840 13% 17c 24c Apr 42c 21 %c Mar 23c 7,500 21 Vac Jun 90c 51c 85c Mar 1.04 7,400 85c Jun 12% 13 I * * 18 1 9%C Fuel 29 255 27% Apr 26% Mar 24c 100 20c 2.80 3.20 8,160 74c 1.03 57,500 74c Jun 1.55 32 %c 35c 8,515 15,250 32% Jun 46% 43c 40c Jun 99c Feb 12c 13c 3,400 12o Jan 17c Jan 25c 28 %c 24e Feb 17c Jan 7 Jan 2.40 2.00 2.45 31 %C 24c 35c common 8 9 20 28 28% 1,580 25% 16c 21c ; 7c 3c 3%c 20 203/4 13c Feb 20c Apr Jan 35% Jun 1,000 35c Jun 14c 530 13c Apr 13% Jun 3c Jan 9c 11 Jan 1.25 7c Mar Jun 1.37 Jan 24% Jan 15c Feb 3.25 Apr 95c 42 %c Jan Feb Jun 12% Jan 43 Jan 47 Feb 10% Jan 13% Feb 12% Mar 800 • Jan 15c Jan 9% Feb 1.60 15 Va May 1.70 Jan Jun 16% 58c 7 Vac Mar 2,731 12% 10% Jan Jun 123/4 123/4 13% 40c Apr 35c 45c 7,800 35c Jun 67c Mar 9%c 7c lie 10,500 5c Jan 17c 100 Apr 45 45 45 10 1 5 Vac 5%c -6c 6,500 5c Jan lc * 29c 25c 33 Vac 39,700 24c May Malartic West Territories Oil Ltd* Westeel Products Western Grocers • Ashley Western 21% 1 common Homestead Leaseholds 21 Ltd 17c 51 51 1.40 35,502 22c 5.20 75 9,531 17c Feb 33 %c Jun 24 Jun 46% Feb 10c 1 20% May 52 1.17 Jun Feb Feb 42 %c Jan 51 1.17 Jun Jun 1.66 Jan 5.50 '1,750 2.10 1.98 2.35 8,125 1.98 Jun • Preferred 30% 303/4 31 % 8,099 26% Jan 32 95 95% 55 91% Feb 95 Va Mar 100 • 16% Larder 55c 65c 112,310 7%c 7VaC 8%c 5,000 60,500 ___1 Mines 12c lie 13c *1 10c 9%c 10c 6% 6% 14 6% 100% 12 Vac *1 (Alexander) Combing Wright-Hargreaves 10c 18 Jun 1.14 Jan 12 %c Feb 5%c Jan 17c 9%c Jan 5% 98 • 15c 34,900 6 6 30 10 25 97/s . 5c Jan 7% Mar - 100% 5% Feb 10 May 13c Apr May _* ***__*____. Jan May . Jun 5 Wood Wool Jan 4.35 May 55c 25 • 100 Gold 6.85 7%c Jun 13,500 4,561 100 100% * Winnipeg & Central Gas Winnipeg Electric preferred 5.20 Jun 700 61c 1 __** 18 1 Wiltsey-Coghlan Jan 18c Jun 6% Apr Jan 12% Jan Apr • 2.03 2.00 2.13 3,200 1 30c 27c 30c 7,900 27c May 47c 12c 13 %c 12c Jun 22 %c Jan 7c Jun 13c Mar * Zinc Oil & Min 1 Mines 12c 1 Bear 255 20c • White Pass & Yukon Wilricb Petroleums Canuck 21 % 45 1 common Gold 25 1.25 * 10c . Tungsten (Geo) Yukeno 45% Jun May 1 Wesley Mason preferred & 7% 24c Apr 1 Consolidated Winchester Mar Mines Mines 7c 1.35 8%c 247,500 11,600 1.27 7c 1 1.43 1,91 17,840 1.27 Feb 2.58 Jun Feb Jan 1.75 Jan 1 25c 22c 27C 12,116 22c Jun 59c Jan 1 Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd 15c 15C 19c 21,400 15c Jun 49c Jan 17% Mar - 32c Jan Jan 19 % * Apr 24 95c 1,000 12% * 59 5,114 44% • 45c 103/4 May 4.80 Mar Jan 23,225 45c 40c Feb Jan . 200 9.75 ——• * Feb 54% 5,180 2.65 Feb 9'A Feb 12 4,500 14 1.90 * 7c 183/4 10 29% Mar May 9,060 14 Jan Mar 21% 1,660 1.30 2.84 95c Feb 3.00 4,000 28,650 14% Feb Jan 11 9,845 29c 1.10 16% Pyrites Yellorex 8.00 1.25 Mines** A Yankee 180 100 13% Mines Lead 58 25c (G & W) Waterous Ltd common Yale 200 95c Amulet Winora 8,600 22% 8 56,495 11% 22 preferred. 4.00 11% 56% 7.25 A 26c 3.50 3.80 Ltd Winward 20 Jan 36%cMar 2.00 Jun 8% Oils Weston 4.00 Mar 9 , May 28 %c Mar 8 8 30% Mar 30 Jan 2.80 Jun 129,415 Mines* Western . 3,000 13,950 Mines Western Feb 40c Walker West Feb 14c 34 %c 1 Upper Canada Weedon 2,445 106 28 % Oils Class Apr 8%c Apr 24c Steel Waite 101 1,000 28 % 25c class United Vulcan 32 9%c 27% Class B preferred United Keno Hill United Lead & Zinc Violamac Jun 28% Mining Roi Jan 18% Jan 84c Corp Ventures 14 15% 2.90 United Asbestos United Corp class B Van 12% Mar 24c Union Gas Vicour Jan 140 135 28% Pipe Line** Resources Acceptance Preferred United 1.70 ' 18 18% 105% 105% 50 * Yellowknife 32 30,000 20 Apr 10c 14,800 1 — 12% 18c 1,330 14c 3%c • common ——* 14 16c 1 Industries Ryanor Mining 13% • Ltd Gold 11% Mar 4,100 1,600 . Royalite Oil Jan Feb I Union Western 1.14 1.15 May 15c 1.95 *— Mfg preferred 1.45 2.25 ..." 3.30 10 %c 55,325 18% 1.90 1 A 20c 15c 18"% —1 class 9,000 1.32 1 —1 11c 32c 28% Oil Union ..2.25 May 8,500 1,650 Petroleum Tungsten 1.90 Mar Jan 15c * i. Transcontinental Triad Feb 10 40c B Trend Jan 40c Transvision-Television May 1 1 6,649 8 38% Mar 11%C — Trans Empire Oils Trans Era Oils Trans Mountain Oil Jan 1 1 * Towagmac Exploration Wekusko 1.55 Jun 30,500 4,250 1 200 Traders Finance class A May ll'Ac IIV4C 18C Mines 9 % 2.15 Mar 6%C 11 9 2.02 10c 22c „ United Jun 90c —. Cons Oils 1.20 16c Indus Regcourt Renabie Mines Russell 23 30c Jun 80c Petroleum Rundle 1,320 2,800 1,195 Jun 2.50 May 40c 13,100 - Feb 16c Reeves MacDonald Rupununi 87c 21% 23 Apr 17 Utilities Royal Bank 16 %c 8.75 65c 85c Uranium Silver L35 45,540 Jan Jun Jun 33c Uranium Oils 58c Apr 6.30 -I Corp Rix-Athabasca 45c 38c —1 Red Poplar Gold Roy Feb 7c -1 *—*__*___**— Gold A Jun 9% 2.10 High Apr 32% Jun 40c Elevators Class 150 7c • Toronto Iron Works class A Toronto Mortgage Apr 12c 10c 33% Dome*— Silk 33% 1.15 1.30 . • *—,— Inlet Class 22c Jan 3,300 44c 31 75c ,* . Mining Prado Jan 4c 2,858 1.75 1.26 Jan Mar 37/bC 27,600 44c 1 ;—,——* _ 3.00 y Jan 1.11 54c 4%c Jan 2,500 Nickel Roxana Jun 49c Mineral 72 Apr 30c 7.50 Metallurgical Robinson 90c 38c 40Vac 16 %c 17c Labrador Robertson 4,325 17,900 45c .-1 Jun • 6.30 Quebec Manitou Rio 66 Va 12c -_1 Riverside 250 7 VaC Copper Corp Reef 68 13% Mar 6c -1 Redwater Jun 12c -1 Radiore 14c 9 % 35c Chibougamau Ranwick Jan 7,975 1.02 Quebec Rankin Jan 9c 11 30c Prospectors' Airways Purdy Mica Mines Quemont Jan 8%c Border Quebec 60c 48c East Quebec Jan 97/a 10 %c 1 Metals Quebec Jan 50c 32c Gas Rouyn Gold Corp Quebec 77c 500 1,000 , 7.50 Oils Preston Mar —1 Rouyn Gold Premier 52c —1 & Jan 2,200 98c a Poplar Oils Pressed 5c 66% 10 >/4 1 Power Feb 2,000 ' —1 _ Placer Development Powell 15c 9.25 1 Ponder Feb 9c Uranium Powell Jan Jun 55c & Gas Pitch-Ore 65c Jan 1.99 1 Pickle Crow 2.20 4.75 Nat Pioneer Gold 2.95 Mar Jun May 2,500 32% 32% ,• * * Silver Mines Toronto Jan 1.11 Torbrit Low 7c 1 „ Range Since Jan. 1 High 7c 1 Gold Feb Low 7c * Gold Jan 1 Oils Toburn Jun .10C Oil Goldfields Oil 9c Shares • Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Thompson-Lundmark Tombill 3.00 9C Gold Peruvian 2.05 10c Tamblyn Ltd common Taylor, Pearson common. Jan 1.28 Consol River Jan for Week <■ Mar 424 55c —• Malartic Perron 4c Jan 3.45 29c 15,200 1 Mines Pershcourt Apr Feb 1.50 56c 1 Partanen Malartic Peace 55c Porcupine Paymaster 2.25 Feb 4.70 .r-l Tubes Western 11c 7 Vic 53 %c Petroleum Paramaque 17c Jan River Warrants Navigation Hershey Jan 8c 15c Sales Range of Prices Par Taku Ltd (Eastern) Page 4%c Feb old Mines Pacific Pacific 1.15 4.00 Consolidated Lake Jun 7 Vic 1 Being exchanged for Osisko Feb 82c 1,600 1.35 Lake new Jan 42,190 14c Orange Crush one 7% 13 %c 6,300 1.35 Opemiska Copper Mines Red 4%c Week's Last High Jan Jun 19,300 12,300 16,500 4c Ontario Jockev Club Ontario Pyrites Co Ltd Class B warrants Orlac 2.90 16c 13%c 16c Omnitrans Exploration STOCKS 7 8,000 2.85 O'Leary Malartic 12 1 7c 13,500 8 Vic • Oils 4,000 14,500 10c Oil- Selections JUNE Friday 25 7c 7c 1 ENDED Sale Price Range Since Jan. Low 7 ~Zi Mines Ogama-Rockland Okalta Shares Low • Lake Mines Ltd UDasKa O'Brien WEEK lor Week of Pr Sale Price Par FOR Sales 5%c Feb Apr 24 Jan 35c Jan May St Lawrence Corp common * 31 San 31% 620 30% 1 Apr 37% Mar 1.85 1.85 210 1.72 May Toronto Stock Exchange Curb Section - 2.25 Mar Antonio Gold— Sand River Gold 1 Sapphire Petroleums Ltd Sarnia Bridge ! Scurry Oils Ltd— Scythes & Co common Oil Shawinlgan • Sherritt Sicks' (1945) & Power Ltd Silver Silver Class Slater Souris .Valley Stadacona 180 43 49 50 225 47% Mar 12c: 15c 4.50 223/4 223/4 23% 335 20 23 150 20 class Oil-** of • ,— • common ***-.—*>•-*—,—,***_**_*. - 65c May 1.25 Jan Canadian Western 70c Jun 1.75 Jan Canadian Jan 10 % Jun Coast 1 8 70 17% 40c 35% 100 63c 60c 19 17% 36% 18% 5.00 1.55 58,271 19c 9,000 290 20 31% 960 8C Jan Jun International 47c 21c 13cv Feb .2.40 1,500 15 305 13 140 97% 100% 100%, 9o 51c* . 1,450 239,500 Switson Industries 1.85 1.80 2.00 15,800 Sylvanite Gold 1.35 1.25 <1.35= 7,675 15c 2.00 , 14% 50 3.00 3.20 1,900 23 23*% 50 23 35 35 70 3.00 4.00 528 34 % May 3 Jun 87/a 116,413 18 Va Mar 8% 55 60 1.10 55 300 36 377/a 5,510 34% Jan Jan 25% Jan 42 Feb 5.25 Jan Jun 10% Jun 72 Feb 2.00 Feb 38Va Jun 28c Feb 1.10. Jun 1,710 22c 4.10 May 8% 70 1.25 15 Apr 3.00 Jun Apr 20%e May Feb _* — 73% 76 330 73 Apr 83% Jan 34 34 Va 275 33 Jan 35% Mar 48% 48 493/4 1,101 48 Apr 55% Mar 25Va 26 106 25 Jun 29% 33 35 1,000 __ 5 25 % • 31 % Pend Oreille Price Bros Jan 38 31%. Apr Jan Mar 1 __ • 29 • ,, 40c 48 50 48 Feb 50 25%, 31% 26Va 1,004 24 Feb 27% Jan 31% Jun 4.30 4.65 29 30 31 Ya 110 • 1,010 35 Mar 6.50 Jan 4.2tiMay 88 Apr 34 40c 510 * Inv * — ——„1 57c Jan 45c "Jun 22 %c • 40c 4.85 100 4.60 Jun 57c 4,428 53 %c May 5,575 5.25 67c FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS 23c Jun •No par value. Feb 2,92 40c 4.85 55 %c Feb 3.60 Mar 21 a Odd lot sale year's Apr Jan 15 May d Deferred Jan 10 i Mar in Jan 6c 4 13% Feb Feb 9.75 May 143/4. 16 25 Va Niagara Wire Weaving* Feb Southwest Petroleum 17% Mar 122,675 50 48 Third Canadian Gen Yukon Consolidated 2.20 Feb 17% Mar 20% Mar Jun 15 %c May 6.75 100 21c MacLaren Power Jan 3.00 18c 49 % 65 5.90 Jan 5 Minnesota & Ontario Paper Jan 17c Jun 5.80 Jan 47 5.90 36 6 34 50 1,000 46% 46% Jun 12% Mar 7% **— 34 600 . Inc common—.. Utilities Apr 21 20c 98 21c « Apr 3.00 9c 57 1.10 • 29' Jun 42c May Loblaw Jan 1.85 Jan 18c Jun • 29% 6.10 9c Apr 34c 16% Jan 3%c 45 %d Mar 39 5.00 Jan 16,500 —50c Mar 20 ! Feb 49,646 18c 85 Jan Jun • 1,15 6.85 i 62 ,5,860 . • I Dominion 45c 6.10 ——..—25 c 8% * 5 * * 25% 21 Preferred „*• * 3.00 ' .1 Surf Inlet Dalhotisie Oil" Jan 3.00 6.40 -1 (ordinary) Ltd.— 1.13 1,409 32% 4.60 Lumber __ 9% Jan 27% 14% — High Apr 24% Apr 8% Jun 17% — __ 1 Copper Consolidated Paper May 37'/a Mar Jan 14c * common Bridge Hayes Steel International Paper Feb Jan 36 250 30% ' Jan Canadian Industries Canadian Marconi 7 Mar 68c 17% May 40 31% « **, 30c 110 1.40 36% 19 Jun 17.. 25%c Jun 1,500 •' —1 Sullivan Cons Mines 20% 8 Feb r 34c 30% 10 — 60c 670 1,600 14c 1.53 34% 4,200 253/4 Jan Apr May 12% 6,775 .i 5.00 36%; __— _* 7% Mar 3,467 52% -1 9% 41c 31% — Jan 86 *- Westinghouse 633 32c 20 May 8% 85 * 1,000 18 Low 355 8% 3 Invest Range Since Jan. 1 925 8% • * General 23,342 34c ** —*—_**_• Canada common— Oils May 90c 25%c 28 %c —1 — Steeloy Mining Steep Rock Iron Mines— Grass Canadian 5.75 Sugar 10% 17c 40c J —* Preferred Sweet Jan 23 & Dominion 77c 253% • (1944) Sturgeon River Gold Sudbury Contact Canada Shares 25 47 . for Week , 8 24 % 5 Canada Vinegars Canadian Collieries • High 24% _♦ Gold Sales . 7% 1 * preferred Bulolo Low __ • Feb 35c Apr * 100 35% 1 —, —— Stovel Press preferred common 20,800 14%* 15% 40C 20 *— StUart Oil preferred Co preferred 27c 93/4, Stanley Brock class B 8tgnwell Oil & Gas Ltd—,—— Stedman Bros Mar Range of Price* * 19% 70c A .14%* Gold 1st 2nd 5 Corp 23% May Jan 4,25 Brown Develop 69c Mines common Olsen 8c Asbestos Newfoundland 19% 73c Ltd 50 Jan 21c 16,366 27,378. Jan Feb 48% Feb 223/4 24c —„—___. Standard Paving Supertest lie 4.30 Anglo Mar 43 Mar Par Jan Jan 37c Week's Last Sale Price Apr 2.80 Jun 227/a - 2.82 May 49 — Mines Preferred.- 2c 36% 433/4 STOCKS Feb 21 Apr 38% 8 Oils Co 468 1.80 363/4 Mines Co Southern Co Steel 49,500 14,675 Jun 43% — <N) Starratt 5C Friday Jun 2.81 Mar 16 Jan 50 Goldr _1 Spooner 2.05 1.50 18 433/4 Simpsons Ltd Siscoe 1.85 2%c 16c Feb Jun 4.40 Dairies B 35 Jan 363/4 Mines Standard Silverwood 52,700 1.85 common Miller 1.99 18% 3c 1.97 14% * Breweries Silknit 250 50 com Gordon Voting trust Silango. Mining: 23,700 3c Class A preferred Class B preferred Shawkey 33,100 15 1.50 1.73 16c 2.59 18% - * warrants Water 12c 2.15 143/4 2.38 14% • Security Freehold Petroleums Selburn 12c • * _ Canadian Funds , Jan 9%c Jan 42c Jun 90c Jan 1.75 May 2.05 Jun f Flat 1.20 Mar 1.46 Jan rCash e VEx-liquidating dividend. (not included in (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading rangej. delivery year's privileges, sale (not included range). wiWhen issued. Selling ex-interest. x price. sale wd When delivered. u (not included in year's range). z " Ex-dividend. Ex-rights. Ex-stock ' •-' dividend. 1 Jan Apr Mar 45 4? (2610) OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES 12 Quotation for Friday, June Obligations of Government Agencies Investing Companies 83c 4.72 3.81 11.15 9.35 17.95 3.01 Fund _— —25c Affiliated Fund Inc 1.25 American Business Shares 1 American Mutual Fund Inc—_1 Aberdeen Inc__1 Axe-Houghton Fund "A" "B" Inc—5 Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l Axe-Houghton Fund 92c 5.11 4.07 12.12 10.16 19.17 3.29 Fund Keystone Custodian Funds— B-l (Investment Bonds) 1 25.50 26.67 2.30s 23.73 25.89 2.75s Feb. B-3 18.34 10.87 11.86 17.39 18.97 26.23 28.61 Blair 7% 2.20 9.03 1 1 Corp Corp Holdings Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1 Bond Inv Tr of America * Boston Fund Inc 1 Blue Fund Inc— Bowling Green Broad 10c ;_5 1 value asset Net Invest Corp Street 20.47 21.84 Bullock Fund Ltd 8.02 21.20 22.83 Canadian 1 i Fund___ Securities com—100 Christiana 190 1 Preferred Commonwealth Investment Composite Bond &c Stock S-4 (Low Priced B-4 K-l Consolidated Investment 6-1 8-2 12.21 13.28 11.95 Trust-1 12.92 27% 34.19 Delaware 15*67 17.23 5.13 5.62 25c 6.85 6.44 1.81 7.51 7.06 .1.99 1 9.94 common,stock—1 Diversified Diversified Growth Fund — 1 Diversified Investment Fund-1 Stock Shares Dividend Inc Fund Dreyfus , 18.57 * 36.02 36.02 4.04 3.28 ' 3.62 4.36 ' 4.80 3.07 ' shares—:1c 3.09 shares Home Furnishings 3.38 3.41 lc shares,. 3.64 4.01 lc Metals 4.59 99.16 Howard— 8c _ 4.76 5.24 lc 4.24 4.67 7.71 8.45 18.53 Aug. 15, 1953 2V4s Feb. 15, 1954 2%s June 99% 2%s Dec. Equity Fund Inc Fidelity Fund Inc Financial Industrial Fund 30.10 22.43 32.18 23.98 20c 5 Fund Stock 4.82 16.96 4.99 18 34 2.42 34% 7.82 of beneficial interest—1 1 Inc 16.18 7.07 6.45 20.00 3.02 20.53 61.97 5.96 Gas Industries Fund Inc-.——1 Capital Corp 1 General Investors Trust 1 Group Securities— 18.99 General 57.63 5.48 shares--—.—-lc shares— lc 7.51 8.88 8.23 shares—---——lc Chemical shares— lc 8.86 9.71 8.41 8.45 4.67 4.94 9.22 9.26 5.73 7.53 8.26 8.29 9.39 9.01 9.09 10.29 9.39 6.01 6.59 6.98 7.65 8.12 8.90 Automobile Aviation Building Fund-lo Electrical Equip shares lc Food shares lc Fully administered shares—lc General bond shares lc Industrial Machinery shares-lc Institutional bond shares—lc Investing Company shares-lc Low Priced shares ——lc Merchandising shares lc (The) Stock Common RR lc shares shares— Bteel shares Tobacco 6.65 6.33 2.70 7.00 2.98 4.35 4.78 lc lc lc Equipment shares stock shares Railroad 6.06 lc — shares Bond Railroad 5.42 lc lc shares Mining Petroleum 9.73 8.04 6.81 4.45 8.81 7.47 4.90 lc 6.54 7.17 —1 Growth Industry Shares Inc—1 Guardian Mutual Fund Inc 1 10.50 25.23 11.41 11.47 25.99 11-76 1 4.50 4.86 shares—— Utility Growth Companies Inc Howe Fund Hudson New Inc Fund Plan Inc— 11.26 Investors 12.17 10.17 1 1 common Incorporated 10.99 Institutional Shares Ltd— lc 12.76 13.96 lc Fund Growth 82c 91c beneficial interest—* 27.35 Mutual Fund of Boston Inc 1 13.88 1 14.82 16.28 1 12.95 12.95 1 10.36 11.26 Units of Mutual Shares Corp— 99.31 Dated 2.25% 12- 1 15.19 11.15 8.97 6.76 3.55 3.88 Series Speculative Stock Series 6- 1-53 10- 1-53 b2.85 2.65% 8- 3-53 2- 2-53 11- 2-53 b2.85 2.65% 1-53 b2.75 2.50% 2.30% 3- 2.70% 10- 1-53 b2.85 2.60% 9- 1-K 18, June 32% 43 30 10 Re-Insurance American Shippers & Insurance Boston Co Fire Camden Connecticut General Life Casualty Co Continental Crum Forster- & Inc preferred $1.50 Pioneer Fund Putnam b2.25 2.10% 20, 1953 b2.27 2.12% Aug. 27, 1953 b2.30 2.15% 9, 1953 b2.05 1.80% Sept. 3, b2.32 2.22% b2.10 1.85% Sept. 10, b2.32 2.24% b2.15 1.95% Sept. 18. 1953 (TAB) b2.34 2.26% b2.15 1.95% Employees Group Assoc Employers Reinsurance 1953 14.11 19.21 19.28 X53.92- 53.92 Bank & Trust & Clark— 13.57 1 13.57 2% 12.74 13.78 24.82 26.83 1 State. Street Investment Corp—• 7.80 8.54 62.75 66.25 Fund—1 21.36 21.58 1 8.11 13.35 14.55 Shares Amer Investors—: Sovereign Stein Roe & Farnham Bank of Inc Texas Fund 4.96 Fund Accumulative United Continental Fund United Income Line Fund Line Income Wall Street Investors Wellington 5.82 Inc 6.36 5.25 13.31 13.58 9.35 Firemen's of Newark. General Reinsurance Corp 1 21.08 Whitehall Fund 1 18.48 19.98 1 . Inc Investment Co 4.04 4.37 Fiduciary First Series E of 2.50 9.05 10.36 1 2.06 Franklin Square Freeport Glens Rutgers Great Fire American Hanover Hartford 161 24% :_10 preferred—5 5 46% 39% 10% , Fire Fire^ Hartford Steamboiler Home 97 322 337 States 12% 40 42 65 67 37 40 42% 45% Portland 103% 44% 106% 45% 25 31 ' 264 115 15% 10 Co Trust 41 United States National Bank_20 48% Bank & Trust—17 Va & 38% 100 Trust 259 gf, Bank , .. 10 — Fire Casualty Fire 63 5 40 42 2 41% 43% 10 42% 44% 22 233/4 27% 29 Va 5 Fire 65 2.50 3.33% 6% National 20 Bank First National Bank 17 Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20 Trust—33Ya 54% 56% 25 Mutual Bank & Trust St Louis Union Trust 25 20 Bank 8c Trust__20 60 100 160 62 82 85 Grove 64 54% 66 Providence-Washington 56% Reinsurance 26 27% 38% 58 Republic Corp (N Y) (Texas) St Paul Fire & Marine Calif Ask 1983 4 Va s Power Elec 3%s Power 102% 103% .1983 97% 4V8s_..1983 Central Power & Lgt Commercial Diamond Florida Credit _. 3%s & . 98 96 .1978 95 3%s_1983 99 Lgt 99 99 % Food Fair Stores 4s Public Iowa Cent .1983 Pow 101% 99 98% & Lgt 4s -1983 Service 4s 102% 99% 86% 92% 10 5 59% 62 % Kerr-McGee Kentucky Utilities 3%s—..1983 .1968 Oil 4%s 107% 109 17% 18% Metropolitan Edison 37/8s__ .1983 90% 94% Montana Power 10 2 27 29 9% 10% Narragansett 48% 51% New 12% 29% 31% 99 101 % 102 -1978 103 103% 3%s—-1983 95 96% 4%s & Electric 1988 99% Natural Gas 1973 97% 98% 1973 99 99% —1983 103 4%s 103 % 105 100 101 % 102% 50 51% 52% 100 94 101% 95 102% 25 V# 98 % 25% 99% 4.96% preferred Mallory (P R) & Co— 4.50% New preferred England 4.60% Power— preferred 4.68% Electric Serv 102 % 102% 43% 47% 33 35 Philadelphia Electric 3%*—1983 44 36% 37% Standard 10 42% 44% 40 Travelers $4.64 25 • pfd Lgt— 46 —5 100 1 Elec Texas Power 10 pfd Co of Indiana— Public Service Texas 10 10 38 149% 5 43 154% 45 100 718 Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2 57% 59% U S Fire 3 37% 39% 39% 41% U 82 84 Westchester S Guarantee Fire 10 2 127 22% FOOTNOTES 738 U S 132 23% •No par $4.84 prefejffid tfok OVER-THE^COU|pTER value. <■ i price. j # to listing on the New York Stock Exchange. '•* - - " ► 1 tNew stock, Ex-dividend, bBid yield x k Admitted wi When - ; Georgia Power $4.92 preferred-* Louisiana Power & Lgt— 100% Springfield Fire & Marine — .Stocks— 102% Security Co 99% Service— Public Wisconsin 4s 4%s Tennessee Gas 101% 100% 17% Haven) Ask Electric 3%s_, 4s—1984 —1983 Gas Bid Bonds—(Cont.) 4.90% Orleans Public Service— 3%S 36% 10 30 Potomac Phila Elec 56 10 28% 99% .1973 Alkali 3%s Power 102 97% 16% 34% —10 180 Southern 98 .1965 5 Accident 64 62% Security Issues 10 Phoenix Surety 60 58% San Francisco Bank of Amer N T & 8 A__6.25 Bid 10 Co Co 84% (New 51% Mercantile Trust Co 10 Fire Seaboard 54% 30 48 % 17 269 59 Recent Bands- Jersey 80% , 51% 27 119 7% 12.50 Indemnity Casualty . _ Nat'l Bank—20 Exchange Boatmen's United Bank & Trust. & , Louis yAmer * City Nat'l Bank and Trust—25 National Bank First National 617/a 47% Pacific Insurance Co of North Amer_10 94 rmsourgn 25 Trust National Alabama 28 (Detroit)-lO Casualty River Peerless 25 Mellon Nat'l Bank & Trust—100 29% 256 41% 9% ... Northern Pacific oa 25% Northeastern North KTom«„oi . ' Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr—20 34 20 Bank 23% National Hampshire 93 20 100 28% 21% 4 York 47 49% 27% 5 Amsterdam 45 Bank 5 Republic Globe 8c 156 1 Bonding New 10 Pijtch..r<rh Continental Illinois 33 10 preferred convertible New 36% Ask 32 195 'Secuiity-First National 597/s 5 Falls Globe 8c Life Maryland Casualty common New 64% 20 8c Co Inc City Chicago Bid 30% 180 Angeles Los 10 21% 22% 100 1,460 1,500 10 19 22 — Morgan * (J P) 5 ' Bank In Detroit Tower Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10 23 Bank Brook National i 56% 35% Y N Irving Trust Kings County Trust Long Island Trust York „„ „ National Bank of Detroit .50 66% 96 32 (The) Public Nat'l , w. Industrial Bank of Commerce-10 New ,. „T 47 386 47 5.24 415 36 38 100 x374 395 400 34% 22 36 10 20 20 2.48 . National City Bank „_16 Union Bank Commerce 10 63 20 375 45% 135 10 Trust & 241 Bank Guaranty Trust Co l Par Fire 60 130 10 Bank City of N Y Franklin National Bank— National , ^ 2.36 Companies $1.05 16 10 N Y) the of Amer Trust Shares— $2.10 prior „ 60% 59 vicVClUliu x rUSt vOta...——OU Trust National Meadow Diversified Trustee Shares— National Trust_20 Trust Federation Ask 235 Cleveland 6% 5% Trust—10 & pA Triifi* Empire 44% 46% Manufacturers Trust Co Unit Type Trusts— Lincoln Bank 43% 44% 10 Chemical Bank & Trust Continental 51% 15 Bank National Chase Hanover Mutual Fund 21% ..5 10 374 50% 10.03 19.32 Inc— Fund Wisconsin 6.04 4.80 1 Fund Investing Corp Washington 12.58 5.53 United Science Fund Value 4.54 11.57 Fund Shares Value 12.76 4.15 Merchants & Manufacturers 101 First National Bank— 100 Harris Trust & Savings Bk_100 Northern Trust Co 100 33% 32Vs 362 10 . 5.42 11.74 Inc United 53% 33% 96 100 Trust (White Plains Inc National Union 10 Co__10 Manhattan the Bank of New York Bankers Bid Par Chicago—(Cont)— Corn Exchange Bank & Television-Electronics Fund 81 Fidelity & Deposit of Md 10 Fire Assn of Philadelphia. 10 Firemen's Fund (San Fran)—10 Companies New York dloilTitu Technical Fund - Ask 8.83 Selected Pacific Federal Bid Par Merchant Fire Assurance 48% 48 Z 1953_ZZIIZI_Z—II 1953-- 32 17.83 2514 41 46% 46 - 1953 26% Shareholders Trust of Boston—1 77 • 10 (TAB). 6.40 1 Massachusetts 186 84% 47% 1953 Aug. 1.70% 17.67 Stock Fund Common 13, Aug. 1.35% 25 Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund Inc (net asset value)—* Scudder, Stevens 2.05% 1.35% X13.69 Fund (Geo) b2.20 bl.95 2.50 Inc 1953 bl.80 1 Inc— Fund 6, bl.80 24% 5 —5 Trading & Street Ask Aug. 1953 July 30, Pine Bid 1.25% 1953 5.90 Petroleum Bills Ask 1953 Pacific Amer Investors com—10c England Fund National 80% 45% 2.75% 2, 1 New 61% 181 2.75% 19, 23, 59% 10 10 ——10 b2.95 25, July 5 Automobile 1-54 July July 18.91 21% , 2- June 17.49 -25 10 10 5 American Surety Bankers 24 39 1-53 June 16, 45 32 2014 2.70% 5- 4.48 July Ask 29 % b2.90 5.73 2.97 — Series 1956 4 American Equitable Assur 5 American Fidelity & Casualty_5 American of Newark 2% b2.90 4-54 bl.75 1953 2.71 Inc Series 1955 10 1-53 1- Bid .—lc Fund 16.68 10 b2.90 12- 10.89 Natural Resources of Canada 11.70 Automobile 1-53 1-53 1-53 United Stales Treasury United American 12- 6- 4- 4.09 lc 16.31 American Alliance 2-53 2.75% 9.96 — 10.71 Agricultural Insurance Co Ask Bid Due 2.65% 2.35% 5.24 — Industrial Stock Series Natural Resources Fund Inc of Boston. -1 -1 Aetna Life Dated Rate Ask 2.00% 2.30% 5.09 North 114 54% 71% 31V4 34% 94.8 8.40 4.66 Series— Income Independence Trust Shares 52% 68% 93.24 b2.60 7.39 7.69 Series Stock 12.20 110 1958 b2.40 9.80 Bond Series Priced Low Preferred 16.35 10 10 95.24 12.05 National Security Series— Balanced Series 1.11 10 95.3 16.30 1 Fund Balanced National Investors Corp— 11.22 Co 96.8 1957 1, 95.28 2.50% 14.93 Casualty 8c Surety 97.3 1957 1, 1%S April 100.1 Bid Due 1- 2-53 Trade Aetna April 1, 96.28 7- 1-53 11- 3-52 2%% Sterling Aetna Insurance 1956 2.30% interest beneficial Of .-1 Bid 97.20 1, Oct. l%s Oct. 32nds— 1-52 10- 2 25% Mutual Trust Shares -lc Insurance 97.8 1 %s 1, 1953 Rate 2.30% asset value Net 1.22 Par 1956 Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures 15.09 Mutual Invest Fund Inc .lc Investment Trust 98.3 1, l%s April 100 A 100^ 98.14 98 17.49 29.41 Massachusetts Life Fund— , 6.76 18.25 2.78 99.13 98.12 Slock Investors Growth Fund 2.65 36% 8.50 Iuc-1 First Boston Corp 10 Founders Mutual Fund—_——• Franklin Custodian Funds Inc— Preferred stock series lc Common stock series— -lc Fundamental Investors Inc 2 Futures Inc 1 99.11 1955 1955 1 %s in are 1954 15, 15, l%s Dec. 99 i & Treasury NotesValues 15. 1%s .0114 99.9775 —.— 1954 1, March l%s March Indebtedness— of 2s Ask 20.03 Inc—10c Fund Certificates Bid Notes—(Cont) Treasury Massachusetts Investors Trust— „ 1 1 Fund Balanced 114% 113% Maturity— Ask Bid Maturity— Nation Wide Securities— Eaton .1961 U. S. Gerlificafes of Indebtedness & Notes 5.05 lc shares shares Manhattan Bond 97.26 97.10 Panama Canal 3s Dollar Price —lc Steel 99.10 1, 6.25 25c Equipment shares_lc Electrical Equipment shares lc General Industries shares—lc Paper 99.16 94.28 1, 1958. 1957-55 99.24 99.8 l, 2%s May 99.16 1954 2%s June 1. 1954 2%s June 1, 1954 99 98.12 94.12 1956 1, 99.10 93.20 98 1955-53 1, May 10.02 Business Non-Ferrous 2%s 7.88 5.70 9.17 3.67 Automobile 2%s Feb. 17.75 Managed Funds— 10.80 Funds Inc— Diversified 'l 16.26 7.21 Mutual Fund— (Net Asset Value) Ctfs 33.84 17.01 Com Stks)-1 1 Lexington Trust Fund Fund Inc— 1 Fund..—————>1 99.29 Central Bank for Cooperatives— 2%s Feb. Bonds— 99 l%s Oct. Loomis Sayles Mass Vegh Mutual Net asset value De 36.08 33.08 Fund Knickerbocker 16.25 25% 1 Inc- Fund Concord ———.——1 Fund Composite Priced Bonds) (Low Petroleum 14-95 1 Inc Fund 8.67 22.92 25.01 8.44 9.12 10.69 11.57 14.84 16.04 18.43 19.93 6,250 6,400 132 137 6.51 7.03 General Fund Inc 1 Fund Inc ——1 Century Shares Trust 1 Canada Chemical 8% 2.70 9.82 22.01 23.61 99.31 99.25 Bank Land 2%s Nov. 1 1954 20.01 S-3 1 (Speculative Bonds) 1 (Income Pfd Stocks)—1 (Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l (Quality Common Stks)_l (Income Com Stocks)—1 (AppreciationComStks)-l 99.28 17, 1953 15, 1954 Aug. (Medium Grade Bonds)-l Ask Bid Federal Loan Banks— Federal Home B-2 K-2 Beneficial 29.74 29.16 1 Inc 32nds ef a point Ask Bid Mutual (The) Johnston Figures after decimal point represent one or more Ask Bid Par Mutual Funds— Ask Bid Par Mutual Funds— y issued, Ex-rights. ; ISSUES 101 102 .Volume 177 Number 5229 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... (2611) 4V r THE Bank with clearings this a year based upon the ago. week show COURSE increase compared an Preliminary figures compiled by telegraphic advices from us, the chief cities of country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, 13, clearings from all cities of the United States day of the week in all from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be 8.5% above those for the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand at $18,013,235,036 $16,601,260,329 for the same week in 1952. At a gain for the week ended Friday of Our comparative summary for the week In we fpllows: New 1953 $8,071,450,875 876,391,134 832,632,895 + 1,050,000,000 1,031,000,000 + 534,665,960 _ 530,847,302 + 471,492,000 Other cities, Total all All cities, five 1st — 272,166,745 3,449,552,705 1.8 1953 shs. + 1953 .23,585,782 $53,321,000 $310,759,900 449,000 7,371,800 5,932,900 43,259,240 $354,503,140 1953 ^ Month— 1952 ■+-.— January February 30,209,260 March 42,472,257 . 37,141,073 27,195,265 29,512,893 501,847,774 " 806,552,855 ** ** 1,150,920,121 545,205,689 757,744,367 1,134,331,625 " 6 10 " Quarter 106,768,419 The course month of 93,849,231 34,370,236 25,766,988 April May 28,962.930 New May and <000,000 Boston St. 4,661 1,315 Louis 881,289,305 + 3.8 17,001,613,547 17,815,162,410 4.6 16,560,513,747 8,342,280,534 0.7 7,791,419,790 today a summary of the clearings for For that month there was an increase 423,344,483 5.2 494,477,081 314,979,983 — — + lanta ' 346,798,52% 707,536,63® . • 13,957,215,039? of 2.9%. In the _ has to its credit an increase of 13.0%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 5.0% and the Minneapolis Re** serve District of 4.3%. In the Kansas City Reserve Dia-> trict of 2.8% of 3.7%. Cleve¬ gain of 1.1%, in the Dallas Reserve Ditf~ and in the San Francisco Reserve District a ::'+;" larger by 8.9%, in are 1953 1952 $ 14 citlea Inc. or $ 2,939,230,184 39,211,438,431 4,929,119,215 ___ 1951 Dec. % , 2,798,054,114 38,525,733,750 + + 1.8 Philadelphia 16 " 4,790,219,473 + " 5,170,653,332 4,748,925,643 + 8.9 8 " 2,513,634,074 2,443,456,843 + 2.9 5.0 " 3,823,280,201 7,421,215,424 + 31 Atlanta Chicago 8th St. 4,012,690,951 Louis 8,387,799,623 • 7 • 2,464,181,206 2,346,765,326 1,860,667,402 + + + 2,053,598,26® 3,029,600,7©!* 6,388,763,&*S* 2,399,135,647 1,923,029,577 1.1 4,020,023,54® 2,344,721,639 3,609,042,990 7,607,223,050 4.3 3,050,232,070 4,506,585,57® 4,756,890,815 5.0 1,940,670,937 2,530,151,46* 33,550,583,4*5* 5,039,465,553 i + 13.0 3,085,185,297 $ 2,867,437,364 36,439,991,178 2.9 17 195* $ 5.0 Cleveland 7th 7,072,664.0638 Reserve District by 2.9% and in the At¬ District by 5.0%. The Chicago Reserve* Reserve Richmond 6th 11th Dallas 11 " 3,183,373,812 3,096,387,673 + 2.8 12th 19 " 4,380,932,247 4,223,548,911 + 3.7 4,390,607,574 2,184,345,2'!* 1,661,835,001* 2,600,984,14® 2,399,081,50® 3,494,963,97® 82,218,909,309 79,128,486,830 + 3.9 77,285,912,222 68,420,516^*4* 44,547,305,292 42,019,506,016 + 6.0 42,270,952,666 36,084,171.99® 9th Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Outside New York City 3,080,610,056 2,827,756,779 We append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the five months for four years: Jan. 1 to Mav 31 1953 1952 1951 1st Five Months 1953 191,531 189,679 182,785 S 15,081,889,527 18,422 19,155 12,237 3rd 4,783 4,278 23,151 23,240 23,653 1,328 1,223 6,826 6,432 6,865 5,728 1,561 1,526 1,355 8,336 8,130 7,670 6,395 2,041 2,241 1,647 11,288 11,011 11,258 8,346 1,189 1,149 1,010 6,291 5,778 5,649 892 906 806 5,127 4,615 4,730 3,739 1,440 1,451 1,281 7,617 7,457 7,738 1,964 1,779 1,807 1,404 9,767 9,044 8,985 1,188 1,270 1,079 6,424 6,161 6,385 656 650 614 559 3,427 3,309 3,038 2,777 2,198 2,248 1,851 13,557 11,162 11,072 635 581 550 3,512 3,244 3,130 Omaha 620 630 498 3,182 3,235 3,236 143 128 131 26,185,963,114 12,991,263,466 24,354,871,179 + 7.5 12,100,352,023 + 7.4 11,673, 104,967 6.7 ** 8 " 16 " 20,727,098,936 19,433,577,325 + 31 " 41,208,834,476 36,634,203,265 + 12.5 161,754,119,43S» 21,059,992,27* 18,714,272,57211 9,588,292,994* 14,815,735,99* 29,606,063,83f, 10,422,442,40* 7,816,862,95* 18,066, 568,347 37,008, 239,840 — O.l • 24,936, 351,916 23,935, 169,723 St. 7 " 12,927,894,228 12,140,135,593 + 6.5 12,455, 427,879 Minneapolis 16 " 9,888,730,105 9,542,603,004 + 9.6 Kansas 9,635, 347,944 15 " 11 " 16,840,079,253 15,927,824,699 + 5.7 14,573 304,420 19 " 22,740,923,986 21,828,615,055 + 4.2 21,860 019,610 16,901,143,00» 418,444,229,785 403,295,505,941 + 3.8 394,700,705,612 326,994,319,501* 226,912,682,664 213,616,243,332 + 6.2 211,915,160,272. 171,067,544^21* Louis City „llth Dallas 12th San Francisco Total 15,849,327,795 16,129,591,999 .182 cities + 1.8 15,954, 854,214 12,660,098,11® 11,756,163,39** 2,464 Providence- 1.2 17 Chicago ? * Detroit 122 728 664 2,624 699 444 397 365 290 2,309 2,076 1,867 1,424 489 446 438 382 2,502 2,331 2,288 472 447 447 401 2,394 2,315 2,221 York City 1,771 St. New 590 MilwaukeeBuffalo Outside 1,897 Paul— Denver 578 547 577 475 2,944 2,863 2,844 284 281 283 244 1,442 1,350 1,368 679 669 615 535 3,586 3,340 3,158 2,564 2,446 2,331 2,328 covers 1,951 _ Memphis 441 434 461 385 Seattle 650 680 637 544 3,405 3,403 3,352 312 295 284 247 1,630 1,444 1,434 Hartfcrd 142 137 131 118 752 690 659 Months— Tot.27cities 70,179 67,669 Other 12,039 Total Out. cities all — N.Y.C. We 66,349 59,086 356,559 345,423 11,459 10,936 9,334 61,8e5 54,896 now add our 81,958,651,608 241,316,467,070 82,850,552,041 79,128,486,830 + 3.9 44,547,305,292 403,295,505,941 + 3.8 226,912,682,664 213,616,243,332 1953 $ 9,410,551 8,909,454 Inc. or Dec. '/# 1953 1952 $ $ First Federal Reserve District—Boston— Maine—Bangor _ $ 5.6 + 47,321,742 $ Dec,*! 1.7 40,596,395,613 40,302,824,282 + *.* 0.7 46,750,319,045 + 3% + 10.4 48,766,497,266 45,211,299,730 43,174,930,252 + 3.9 136,113,211,924 128,689,054,264 + + 3.1 46,252,165,448 42,907,683,052 + — + DkJ* kf» 4 and for the week ended June 6 for four-years: -Week Ended June 6- -January 1 to May 30- 1952 $ lnc.«or 42,019,506,016 418,444,229,785 Total 5 months detailed statement for each City for the month of May and since Jan. 1 for two years Clearings at—« Inc. or Dec. % 6.4 1953 1952 Inc. or 1951 $ $ Dec. % $ 2,471,366 2,211,004 + 11.8 2,053,690 1S50 * 2,067,04® 20,968,619 Fall River _ ... Holyoke 44,481,589 + 20,344,245 + 3.0 107,106,009 96,698,140 + 10.8 4,519,582 4,878,321 2,405,350,533 Portland Massachusetts—Boston 2,309,690,261 4* 4.1 12,373,558,959 11,697,372,982 5.8 524,884,999 12,363,427 8,772,887 + 40.9 62,034.954 45,460,297 + 36.5 2,788,754 523,532,075 2,137,861 + 12.0 27,948,752 25,851,409 + 8.1 2.5 23,958,009 23,385,643 + 2.5 I~003~,483 9937987 +"7.0 + 45.3 71,475,137 47,439,520 + 50.7 3,945,138 + 66.7 2,225,823 2,128,2318 247,645,550 223,024,130 + 11.0 10,740,769 2,366,519 10,611,087 1.2 10,025,333 8,729.949* 5,829,582 Lowell 5,205,171 4,859,715 4,983,162 New Bedford 14,731,135 10,139,782 Springfield 49,876,716 45,670,810 — + > 9.2 36,748,791 Waterbury 6.0 175,610,710 + 6.7 8,561,789 8,864,777 + 3.3 752,949,802 690,773,941 + 9.0 30,275,128 '35,581,229 60,160,127 + 7.2 323,155,872 + 6.C 15,305,088 15,643,048 + + 20,088,200 . 16,365,100 22.7 89,838.900 304,950,554 78,963,900 128,223,600 +11.6 728,124,700 664,394,400 8,416,463 New Hampshire—Manchester 4,669,113 4,965,3501 0.7 500,074,110 + 30.4 2,239,944 438,737,86** 2,017,23* — + l,Ylo7966 1,047,02® + 13.8 187,330,642 143,144,400 - Rhode Island—Providence __ + 137,701,708 64,503,333 New Haven 34,674,364 142,938,719 Connecticut—Hartford- 7.4 — " ' Worcester (14 cities) 74,986,363,042 250,783,025,430 quarter -Month of May- Total + 82,218,909,309 1st May. 171,067 1952 $ 84,371,452,420 85,442,295,046 Total April. £2,218 73;128 77,285 68,420 418,444 403,295 394,700 326,994 44,547 42,019 42,270 36,084 226,912 213,616 211,915 Clearings Outside New York 1953 Dec. 90,455,281,857 March 44,968 ■ Inc. or 74,495 597,870 January February 339,804 282,026 57,872 CLEARINGS 85,832,145,703 554 __ by months since Jan. 1, 1953 and 1952: 1952 1953 $ 1,148 v clearings Clearings, Total All 2,460 Salt Lake C. the MONTHLY 1,161 Richmond following compilation 2,241 Indianapolis The 7,213,443 + 16.7 39,440,499 35,024,665 5.0 15,081,889,527 14,153,431,880 2,939,230,184y t 2,798,054,114 + 3.4 8,107,525 —14.9 30,062,030 2.2 13,726,057 — — 5,977,97* 25,382,929*1 13,119,76* 9.6 307806,500 31,0947300 0.9 28,014,600 + 12.6 1,952,354 2,122,819 8.0 1,504,473 24,652,76® 1,463,2©* 6.6 637,254,950 645,037.027 1.2 603.813,664 530,290,03® + ' 11,899,132,34® 2,630 596 + 16 " ' . 8th 8,579 675 196,848,092,876 24,482,471,247 14,666, 194,334 189,936, 122,418 Philadelphia 5,043 Louisville 14,153,431,880 Cleveland 6,486 1,260 % 6.6 9th 6,285 Minneapolis $ + Richmond 10th 4,648 990 1,446 1950 ' Dec. % 199,239,979,539 24,481,981,156 " Five Monti** 1951 7th 19,978 1,249 or 6th Atlanta 9,362 4,552 ___12 Inc. 5th 15,532 11,697 _14 cities Five Months 1952 4th !155,926 20,012 12,373 Boston 2nd New York 1950 Cincinnati. ; 5.4 + 17.0 — the Richmond $ Kansas City Cleveland- j 642,055,66% 1,033,153,84* 454,956,268* 372,969,47® 450,619,7918 868,299,588 Five Months 1,617 Orl'ns 508,531,177 345,370,952 CITIES IN MAY 1,231 New 4.7 542,404,634 41,604.044 2,181 _ 1.5 + < 6.4 4th 42,576,115 Pittsburgh. Fran._ + + 520,594,375 1,035,777,46® 501,713,125 742,G13,378 1,035,690,372 5th 33,406,252 40,411,025 San Baltimore 955,512,115 446,965,763 Federal Reserve Districts IN LEADING 37,671 37,108 35,014 32,336 4,097 3,797 3,996 3,371 2,405 2,309 2,386 2,095 Philadelphia 1.0 + 11.7 8,400,635,884 — New York 3rd clearings at leading cities for the the five months, ended with May Month of May 1952 1951 1950 1953 New York— 9.6 — of bank BANK CLEARINGS Chicago 783,941,209* 472,595,4631 — 513,950,132 in each of the four years is shown below: omitted) 7,126,520,6958' 9,060,434,914 1,051,103,867 403,994,166 915,005,601 York City. Boston 10th 38,456,890 8.9 " Month of May— Federal Reserve Districts 147,039,909 116,393,392 34,289,734 48,244,665 23,585,782 * 530,290.008* " Total 1st 195* $ 422,825,324 —112 cities Reserve District the totals 1st 1950 70,180,730 41,233,877 35,625,302 560,495,353 trict there is land Number of Shares 34,086,902 1,058,012,067 1,054,344,721 " District the totals show an improvement of 1.8%, in the Boston Reserve District of 5.0% and in the $295,J49,790 1951 1951 603,813,664 — Reserve The volume of transactions in share properties on the New York Stock Exchange for the five months of 1950 to 1953 is indicated in the following: ,, " 9,804,196,792 1,170,218,006 1,065,161,790 District 2nd $59,322,900 or Dec. % —1.2 body of clearing houses of 3.9%, the 1953 aggregate of clearings having been $82,218,909,309 and the 1952 aggregate $79,128,486,830. In the New York 98,050 $62,085,100 Inc. $ 10 Francisco We also furnish 31,281,240 35,000 34,000 1952 7 the month of May. 337,000 i It* but the Dallas Reserve District recon%# 645,037,027 for the entire $263,433,500 69,000 bonds—_ gain* a 6.4%* * 146,397,943 68,000 Total of are CLEARINGS 8,933,052,568 " Louis Outside 1952 166,905,643 BANK $ 4 St. Total 8.5 + $54,611,300 govt totals improvement of 17.0% and the San Francisco Reserv*» 637,254,950 " Minneapolis 1.6 cities 8.8 misc. U. S. Government an 17 Chicago- San Internat'l Bank- Foreign the District of 3.8%. 6 Philadelphia Reserve District <fc Reserve District District by Federal Reserve Districts: summary 11 Kansas City Five Months 1952 25,766,988 12 Dallas Bonds— Railroad decline of 5.2% 7 10th . of the Atlanta larger bjf 1.5% and in the St. Louis Reserve District by 4.7% bufc in the Minneapolis Reserve District the totals are small¬ er by 5.4%. The Kansas City Reserve District shows of We group the ' „ 11th + $18,013,235,036 $16,601,260,329 Month of May Stocks- and Chicago Reserve 1 Cleveland 8th Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions the New York Stock Exchange is appended. The results for May and the five months of 1953 and 1952 follow: ; ; v t 11.7% 1953 Richmond 7th on Number decrease a SUMMARY -OF 6th Atlanta 3.7 + — a 12 + 10.3 3,347,307,025 days $17,333,324,495 $15,931,798,926 679,910,54 1 669,461,403 Description— the week 10 4th 5.8 + furnish we Philadelphia 5th 0.1 + $13,883,771,790 $12,584,491,901 Total all cities for week— was decrease of 9.2%. a J 12th cities, five day there York 9th days—;_ one the -— Districts Boston 3rd 1.9 — 402,080,837 288,002,579 days previous Week Ended June 6— + 12.1 480,683,383 following Federal Reserve 2nd New 340,444,419 394,778,941 Baltimore five In the 2.0 — 295,500,000 340,811,300 Cleveland cities of $17,815,162,- having registered + 14 9 327,685,445 331,400,000 . Pittsburgh Ten 1 321,146,507 _ Francisco ter 0.7 Louis San For that week 1.0%, but the Richmond Reserve District enjoys able to give the final are and in the Philadelphia Reserve District The Cleveland Reserve District suffers a loss o* of 9.6%. statement, however, which we falling off of 8.0%, in the Boston Reserve a District of 1.2% same week in 1952. Outside of this city there increase of 0.7%, the bank clearings at this cen¬ an 1.8 _ Boston St. totals record 5.3 Chicago Kansas City 6. New Cent $9,275,083,369 Philadelphia detailed 410 in the was 1952 elaborate cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in whicl* are located and from this it appears that in the* York Reserve District (including this city) the? they 4.6%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country having amounted to $17,001,613,547 against 1 Per York the present further below ended June Clearings—Returns by Telegraph Week Ended June 13— CLEARINGS has to be estimated. cases and complete results for the week this center there is 14.9%. BANK Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press. Accordingly, in the above the last June against OF - The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 15, 1953 (2612) 48 ^ • •January 1 to Month of May- 16,366,697 Bingharaton Jamestown .T „ , Rochester Syracuse Total 18.7 404.536,497 367,482,446 + 66,369,278 15,256,337 8.2 77,781,577 74,676,096 407,230,923 558,236,624 61,911,070 64,388,376 53,924,896 1.2 8,933,052,568 9,804,196,792 —28.0 27,455,144 la) +14.0 + 5.0 3,708,078 102,355,874 2,735,030 2,226,071 2,338,858 8,600,977,663 9,472,881,876 26,239,816 26,966,955 17,542,346 18,218,550 25^152,719 18~609~545 - * 2,192,236 3,640,087 3,018,873 0.2 91,120,817 79,417,162 + 22.9 2,028,122 6.7 + 1,809,090 2,039,374 8,769,093,957 2.7 — 1,709,851 ->V 9.2 23,588,864 — 6,884,551,022 20,232,215 3.7 16,616,109 14.250,124 + 35.2 18,067,590 13,888^097 5~1 51,567,488 43,846,454 0.3 55,217,362 '49,828,245 8.9 9,060,434,914 7,126,520,693 + 24.5 1,252,679 1,275,397 — 5.2 11.2 1,230,791,092 270,257,801 + 5.2 1,456,469,919 1,079,501,242 1,386,932,611 38,525,733,750 + 1.8 199,239,979,539 196,848,092,876 +16.3 30 649,463 27, 410,627 + 1,407,772 1,130,928 35 233,288 33, 179,526 + 6.2 1,692,157 1,800,805 6.0 + 31.5 1,597,109 1,305,227 + 38.7 37 ,800,519 30 376,774 + 24.4 2,162,740 1,642,206 + 31.7 1,446,701 1,232,856 + 15.6 144 ,717,150 131, 046,149 5,010,464 3,768,530 + 33.0 4,177,088 3,594,267 —10.2 1,002,000,000 992,000,000 82,227,470 (a) la) ia) " District—Philadelphia6,237,868 5,935,407 6,173,764 25,143,674 7,255,589 Chester 7,802,402 8,565,358 - 29,054,894 21,474,811 Harrisburg Lancaster™- ---+-- Norristown — Philadelphia..; ■ • .... Scranton— Wilkes-Barre—— York Hazelton 99 964.880 93, 603,933 + 6.8 25 695,357 25, 539,017 + 0.6 4,552,000.000 + 2.4 4.8 (bl 7, 761,925 23,240 000,000 68 662,311 + 7.3 1,005,000,000 3,161,234 1.1 + 23,151 000,000 73 698.881 1,119,000,000 13,532,175 3,357,586 4.8 140 643,901 136 344.947 + 3.2 6,273,423 7,452,378 —15.8 5,578,359 5,603,959 0.6 3,292,924 7,710,351 2,882,239 —14.2 3,397,943 2,603,823 78.7 5,563,401 5,431,168 lb) lb) — 28,989,627 11,078,489 25,913,745 1,118,241 0.4 — + 9.3 61 552,915 61 175,377 + + 27.5 150 093,550 126 660,511 + 18.5 + 3,196,817 — 2,127,152 9.8 4,314,604 + 3.6 5, 335,013 4, 860,669 —12.3 28, 924,350 31, 691,206 8.7 8.0 274, 472.405 260, 006,569 5.6 —11.1 13,029,103 9.821,387 199,484 204, 151,706 8.8 12,139,419 10,161,563 13,651,008 222 11.378,491 —10.7 9,703,898 10,782,223 24,481,981,156 24,482,471,247 O.l 1,058,012,067 1,170,218,006 9.6 1,051,103,867 1,035,77^,464 157 815,371 — 6,289,530 + 33,030,568 + 25.5 4,929,119,215 Total (16 cities) + 10.4 1.9 49,884,714 4,790,219,473 Jersey—Trenton — 8.3 41,440,662 Delaware—Wilmington — 901.620 (a) + 33,036,031 1,078,287 5,515,542 53,853,783 — Du Bois 11.8 i + — + 27,594,034 12,103,601 — + 64,588.262 5,057,334 14,188,344 Reading 'v 19,834,337 5,155,877 <b) 4,661,000,000 Lebanon 2.9 + — ■ Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland— *. 13,067,940 + 36.0 + + Bethlehem '//'/'■ + 1.5 + 113,865,642 , 5,044,449 102,586,773 39,211,438,431 (12 cities) Third Federal Reserve New +10.6 191,531,547,121 613,271,103 — 1950 $ + Pennsylvania—Altoona :: 42,970,706 189,679,262,609 1951 or Dec. % 224,093,042 Jersey New 57,355,184 49,749,077 52.349,394 4.9 33,524,449 (a) 2,331,322,145 + 10.0 24,135,468 0.5 +12.4 + 7.4 + 9.6 +15.8 + 1.0 + 9.9 +10.0 + 4.2 + 8.3 Inc. 249,276,706 284,427,979 Jersey—Montclair Newark Northern $ 440,890,476 Connecticut—Stamford New 2,502,968,554 + 37,108,980,814 16,508,234 86,485,164 (a) - 9.6 i 785,823,646 82,304,434 + 9,140,648 78,775,049 Utica 92,496,413 10,853,067 37,671,604,017 125,910,106 York New 782,122,526 446,920,051 489,859,736 11,384,621 10,053,903 Elmira Dec. % 1952 $ •v ■ 3.0 + 26.9 + 161,402,903 166,382,750 Buffalo 1953 Inc. or $ $ York— Reserve District—New York—Albany -Week Ended June 6- May 30 1952 1953 i ' Dec. 7o $ Second Federal ew Inc. or 1952 Clearings at— 7,929,723 8,439,112 33,296,404 30,233,588 + 10.1 183,900,019 + 16.5 7,737,304 7,269,767 892,854,850 + 11.0 5,127,719,765 4,615 ,272,030 + 11.1 221,549,088 208,283,492 196,281,532 168,914,580 990,675,548 1,964,951,237 1,779,445,872 + 10.4 9,767,897,531 9,044 ,050,818 + 8.0 413,979,867 412,170,043 379,182,521 286,843,387 + 10.4 931,536,800 837 ,474,600 + 11.2 38,838,100 41,448,800 34,015,100 351159,000 9.7 56,846,277 48 30,791,230 27 ,567,609 Ohio—Canton Cincinnati Cleveland. Columbus... — 168,249,800 185,690,800 10,196,265 ........ , Hamilton.. . + 9,295,084 18.1 + '+17.4 ,425,513 11.7 + 6,742,139 5,709,103 Mansfield 41,282,679 167,957,582 131 ,086,949 45,045,193 27,050,635 38,927,646 + 52.6 Youngstown + 15.7 222,732,143 206 ,369,367 + Newark 33,549,537 25,399,307 115,540,284 3,435,739 + 32.1 159,279,103 + 31.1 + 21.6 662,528,262 121, 475,910 543 ,986,236 4.2 18,072,040 17 ,184,030 + 2,954,577 2,401,173 + 23.0 13,372,845 12 161,136 + 10.0 1,617,853,461 1,561,522,387 30,189,560 19,813,679 3.6 8,336,776,175 8,130 ,492,759 + 2.5 2.3 146,510,340 137 ,284,672 + 6.7 Lorain - Toledo™. 140,466,495 ... 3,580,123 Pennsylvania—Beaver County. Greensburg— , , Pittsburgh-...— 29,505,005 Erie Oil Virginia—Wheeling Total — 5,307,109 6,389,375 5,243~568 9,613,741 11,510,468 7,879,097 ••7,81-3,312 353,217,243 379,i72,lll 6.8 323,325,378 272,037,639 1,054,344,721 1,065,161,790 1.0 955,512,115 783,941,209 + 21.8 5.2 + 18.7 111,596,652 100 ,974,152 8.6 + 16.4 4.2 149,549,234 98,897,116 128 ,463,559 + 94, 786,468 + 4.3 4,748,925,643 + 8.9 26,185,963,114 24,354,871,179 + 7.5 + 2.1 78,595,513 7.5 383,317,000 — + 10.5 + 19,282,736 5,170,653,332 (17 cities) + 9,409,378 7.9 19,574,200 23,514,895 21,265,453 20,083,521 City.. Kentucky—Lexington West + + 28.1 — Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond- Virginia—Norfolk : Richmond 78,906,000 50,031,320 1.4 + 9.2 122,251,307 + 7.4 5,944,425 415,798,380 3,340,839,138 16,151,000 146,556,956 141,971,000 + + 11.3 4,975,895 + 7.5 8.9 220,217",891 + 27.6 3,307,049 7.2 + + 109,819,755 • > 240,582,108 M 5,778,869,379 22.3 28,499,448 30,395,378 5.0 — ' 2,241,786,500 2,152,630,856 + 2,443,456,843 2,513,634,074 (8 cities) 3,729,013 7.3 17,989,000 5,335,410 + 2,743,589 ' —10.2 14,892,000 14,899.000 3.2 129,582,824 134,548,743 4,268,265 4,705,380 241,511,767 221,025^06 ' ■ 280,943,785 ;:;• ' 4,616,988 436,487,170 . District of Columbia—Washington 4,368,744 3.1 V: - 6,291,800,810 4.4 + .* + 75,292,409 3,586,326,851 3.5 + 1,189,543,002 17.2 + 371,923,000 * 258,686,037 , 1,231,069,832 Maryland—Baltimore.., Frederick + 22,394,249 46,597,535 24,458,616 Columbia — 669,842,653 679,239,643 Bouth Carolina—Charleston Total 14,430,599 14,737,505 72,993,000 West Virginia—Huntington— 2.9 + 12,991,263,466 6.2 — + + 11.0 - 112,964,975 5.2 — + 11.7 108,151,220 94,667,253 501,713,125 472,595,465 560,495,353 20,066,606 + 0.9 20,569,730 99,968,724 8.1 501,847,774 20,266,042 7.4 + 12,100,352,023 j 107,134,458 4.1 + 87,442,547 + 14.3 82,696,986 69.445,463 213.500,000 Blxth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta— 110,247,841 94,245,831 + 17.0 527,835,358 475,510,063 400,555,025 341,552,344 + 17.3 2,058,993,806 1,286,000,000 29,902,739 1,311,900,000 22,650,621 23,912,415 Tennessee—Knoxville Nashville Georgia—Atlanta 5 Augusta Columbus Macon 15,577,342 6,745,300,000 148,981,606 159,160,968 5.3 111,227,775 122,911,660 —25.4 88,618,250 104,635,780 — 20,866,787 617,376,215 a Florida—Jacksonville 2.0 —10.1 — 33,268,220 »■ 1,904,725,554 6,601,500,000 15,028,450 + 2.2 278,400,000 268,000,000 + 3.9 273,300,000 — 6.4 6,632,034 6,422,558 + 3.3 5,575,917 5.2 5,142,709 + 16.8 108,098,530 108,056,815 6.2 106,057.028 101,655,683 '—13.6 7,621,200 7,971,345 - 9.5 — 4,395,090 4,635,600 +12.3 146,082,624 125,053,449 112,431,527 119,322,946 7,317,526 3,468,171 5.3 3,303,695,395 2,942,962,004 +17.3 235,307,032 198,598,997 + 18.6 3,383,377,652 2,952,013,296 3.7 187,428,367 182,387,552 „•.•+ 2.8 45,463,448 691,613,906 583,395,036 Mobile 38,395,455 39,850,130 Montgomery— 20,557,553 20,313,470 + 1.2 100,103,486 95,609,465 + 21,643,000 + 6.5 106,794,000 102,966,000 + 45,107,491 + 3.4 253,684,394 233,621,885 + 8.6 7,095,765 7,441,484 — 4.7 36,555,835 35,730,173 + f : : 5,265~363 3.7 46,629,109 — 4.7 20,324,000 5,558,878 — —15.3 586,995,456 41,094,659 2.3 Tampa Alabama—Birmingham i5 / • -■ Mississippi—Hattiesburg Jackson Meridian 2,250,961 4,012,690,951 6eventh _ _ a +18.5 + 14.6 - . 1.4 11,486,146 11,453,892 + 0.3 519,772 + 10.7 505,476 581,759 :+ 0.8 3,427,709,834 3,309,790,036 + 3.6 130,484,150 117,312,718 + 11.2 133,045,802 114,991,908 + 3,823,280,201 y 5.0 20,727,098,936 19,433,577,325 + 6.7 806,552,855 757,744,367 + 6.4 742,613,378 642,055,664 + 21.1 1,658,394 1,917,916 —13.5 1,833,776 1,584,193 16~194,685 12,008,553 12,154,135 11,018^049 6,964,116 5,625,064 6,864,883 ; 575,138 Federal Reserve District—Chicago— 8,240,307 6,407,392 + 28.6 42,567,281 35,161,442 2,777,457,625 Michigan—Ann Arbor 2,198,950,973 + 26.3 13,557,481,842 11,162,040,890 + 21.5 + 18.6 i Detroit I Flint Grand Rapids 27,470,528 12,246,566 Muskegon 142,378,412 120,067,591 290,524,293 254,331,901 + 14.2 + 20.3 61,989,069 47,730,039 + 29.9 8.1 169,277,911 85,297,920 156,395,699 * — 40,305,207 37,052,863 17,336,733 Lansing 10.1 + 11.2 10,176,321 60,121,311 + 54,071,818 30,233,163 i Jackson 13,543,552 + 28.0 8,892,079 + 25.6 8.2 + 64,802,390 41,159,511 + 32.1 37,844,101 34,471,802 + 9.8 189,419,783 160,814,501 + 17.8 66,602,598 + 16.9 370,788,274 327,065,259 + 13.4 + 0.9 1,442,045,447 1,350,632,574 + 9.5 219,378,419 11,166,584 Gary Indianapolis 284,154,276 281,547,656 South Bend 44,580,171 40,723,333 Terre Haute 13,511,111 14,663,655 24,167,470 27,138,090 Wisconsin—Madison 10,221,108 Sheboygan Watertown - 1,462,064. Manitowoc 3,736,564 2,076,660,259 27,224.442 + 11.2 + ■■ 61,594,673 2,540,223 .... 8,697,270 1,330,453 + + 2,309,196,611 4.4 18,183,924 Chicago 104,018,597 2.6 758,318,819 751,644.050 »—12.4 303,636,142 335,668,639 3.5 + 17,698,200 40,168,684 Total (31) Cities 85,461,929 2,473,092 2,213,346 1,850,230 854,576.033 4,2180,074 4,409.115 89,485,300 90,390,587 281,132,684 287,961,639 — 2,657,222 7,421,215,424 + + 19.6 1,534,983 1,525,1 1.5 780,912,324 790.862,1 10.7 3,509,505 — + 2.1 — 7 13,590,210 14,628,800 14.944,895 10,627,558 8,156,883 + 30.3 7,480,791 7,161 7,033,784 4,712,640 + 49.3 4,435,059 3,641, + 12.5 1,150,920,121 1,134,331,625 + 1.5 1,035,690,372 + 6.1 290,200,000 302,000.000 3.9 293,300.000 254,000, + 7.5 + 8.9 90,631,783 + 5.2 + 2.0 6.9 12,450,580 12,203,868 + 13.0 41,208,834,476 36,634,203,265 Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis*— Missouri—St Louis - 1,315,820,396 1,249,216,903 + 5.3 6,826,669,229 6,432,050,198 12,963,180 + 1.3 68,783,375 63,990,605 + 6.0 - - 13,128,221 2,272,366 675,490,523 Cape Girardeau Independence Kentucky—Louisville— 2,142,648 • 635,153,140 Tennessee—Memphis 444,917,040 434,669,976 Illinois—Jacksonville 2,156,025 1,893,326 10,396,635 10,726,153 Quincy —... Total (7 cities) 2,464,181,206 2,346,765,326 * 11,888,339 3.379, 12,863,( 2.4 + 25.8 160,324,322 95,303.971 17,065,215 842.008,296 1.6 201,631.763 33,226,877 2.2 1.0 7.5 7.7 4,947,815 4.4 + 8.6 — + 10.4 2.9 + 2.2 18,422,947,192 — + 16,712,966 4.2 20,012,938,524 + 17,950,928 5,301.542 34,144.920 17,079,620 12.7 7.9 + 5^452,707 35,643,157 + 31,806,679 — 37,303,931 19,824,986 8,387,799,623 - 98,161,195 + 13,253,784 40,468,186 31,125,066 - , 93~237,417 — 13,805,562 45,601,650 15.7 + 58,122,488 Sterling 3,365,472 69,689,422 5.0 — 9.8 — + 19,129,707 59,056,476 - 8.938,955 2,920,354 0.9 + + 10.6 3,797,122,029 Peoria Rockford 9,243,856 2.6 0.7 — —21.5 6,316,549 Decatur Springfield 33.7 + 4.7 + 17,359,606 104,788,276 — 3,237,543 8,705,467 7,306,072 v- + + 12.9 7,256,243 8,192,123 9.9. + 3,578,684 4,097,286,228 : 56.980,000 13.1 9,631,428 Bloomington 4,633~699 46,269,000 55.5 +~ 12.4 43,793,903 20,986,129 Ames 3,054,286 5,479,479 7.6 + 13.9 49,513,187 _ • Sioux City.— 7,637,901 3,135,095 + 30,604,672 + 11.9 141,734,556 70,310,506 Illinois—Aurora— 10,213,005 3.7 — + 17.5 20,257,631 ; , 73,469,680 129,360,621 147,397,733 + 12.3 52,982,000 +19.4^ 145,472,787 Iowa—Cedar Rapids " 6,796,434 67~739,000 + 11.5 196,787,709 70,770,907 10~566,367 6.8 + 4,999,064 5,968,430 Oshkosh— 54,378,010 7.9., — 397,038,514 444,147,525 Milwaukee.— 8,608,816 + 31.6 77,870,551 Bay City Indiana—Fort Wayne Des Moines — + 650,791,932 Vicksburg Louisiana—New Orleans Total (16 cities)— — (1)2,220,946 656,231,971 + 10,915,408 v — 1,033,15 6.4 3,512,132,763 3,244,001,351 + 8.3 1617248,108 130,939,472 + 23.1 123,898,637 115.365,90 + 2.4 2,446,335,481 10,463,720 2,331,523,527 + 4.9 90,259,793 84,930,913 + 6.3 88,942,603 83,137,62 + 9,571,849 + 9.3 + 28.4 2,389,937 2,432774 4.7 508,531,177 454,956,2C + 13.9 — + 3.1 5.0 51,621,321 12,927,894,228 48,082,655 12,140,135,593 + + 7.4 6.5 57497",788 2,723,990 545,205,689 520,594,375 + Volume 177 Number 5229 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... (2613) Clearings at— Ninth -Month of May- 1 1953 . 30,698,562 Rochester.. 8,242,709 North 447,990,051 3,649,824 3,797,048 1,434,091 28,968,253 35,659,551 4,308,000 - _H Dakota—Fargo Grand Forks-,. , Mi not South 2 3,724,000 ~~~ Dakota—Aberdeen Sioux Falls Huron Helena A Tenth 16,891,227 1,741,053 $ Dec. % $ 8,461,952 + 23.2 8,946,858 8,554,578 6.6 277,415,513 247,268,669 5.7 111,826,382 6,387,038 94,888,988 4.1 7,041,770 5,378,111 4.8 3,626,541 3,217,311 +~20~4 3,8T6~900 3,7~31~354 3.4 10,670,519 9,930,467 5.4 423,344,483 372,969,478 298,817,806 — 106,106,567 112,496 652 — 7.7 *7,811,678 8,143,204 ~~ 21,591,000 24,841,381 78,092,106 126,390,995 136,676,428 16,169,819 100,058,570 91,685,620 239,859,115 • 5.7 —15.2 23,484,000 26,356,148 8.1 1.9 + 3.7 72,767,604 255,031,849 7,592,685 — 4.3 9,888,730,105 9.1 9,542,603,004 + 77,346,297 2.4 20,174,341 — 3,791,056 57064,407 — 4j07~987 10,376,365 11,047,106 422,825,324 446,965,763 5.9 6.3 + 2.8 9.6 + 19,380,445 + ~6l 194,118^778 176~516~708 3,182,524,610 3,235,101,957 620,729,548 . 2,204,013 ..." t 2,297,581 — — 11,716,073 + 2.3 — 197,195,747 7.0 35,958,629 7,617,768,069 7,457,229,200 + 0.5 247,305,425 256,314,548 8,984,707 8,993,986 1,018,977,454 wv'-' + 7.4 77,899,952 5.8 2,944,505,673 2.2 317,990,606 10,971,437 2,863,506,821 73,380,242 64,048,839 1.1 + 16,129,591,999 582,466 8,419,402 7,278,728 9.3 140,842,890 120,182,728 + 334,674,023 10,839,183 3.9 9,159,615 8,000,247 — 0.8 14,990,412 13,279,615 5.0 301,819,023 11,779,739 282,990,368 2,694,226 — Dallas + 8.4 + 2.8 3,708,850 3,351,348 + 10.7 3,253,293 + 14.6 15,849,327,795 20,308,004 ; 3,645,333 3,150,691 + 15.7 2,654,981 2,565,162 1.8 513,950,132 5.2 494,477,081 450,619,799 + Total 134,454,355 + I 542,404,634 — 5.4 Twelfth 649, 133,903 666,500,504 146 547,000 139,589,000 + 2.5 5.0 + 6,781 971,460 6,420,444,485 + + 29.5 5.6' 39 566,524 35,712,841 + 9.6 128 775,482 + 0.8 39, 066,757 35,755,806 + 248 251,886 238,984,153 + 3.9 6,129,751 25,530,147 7,500,161 7,443,149 48,271,788 3,183,373,812 Federal Reserve District—San 6,883,691 Oregon—Eugene Portland 5,351,925 Arizona—Phoenix 0.1 — 5.7 + 2.7 — 13,270,367 . ' 2.5 — '70,207,216 5.8 + 28,323,099 San Jose s - (19 cities) Grand Total (182 cities) included 136,724,337 in 5,409,540 51,738,000 + 3,426,699,153 + 3.1 + countries FOREIGN of 65,677,558 1,444,741,902 + 12.8 452,674,420 201,146,626 105,767,608 EXCHANGE 158,726,457 154,673,122 416,431,306 362,321,192 + 14.9 103,194,298 + 58,230,902 109,026,574 314,559,296 273,251,946 + 15.1 73,864,385 11,288,666,531 65,841,756 + 3.0 + 12,831,777" 2,041,774,393 9-9 . 21,961,118 45,044,020 + + 33.8 16,925,600 13,348,649 13,025,547 + 2.5 11,035,218 9,769,295 2.5 472,942,842 458,044,087 + 3.3 459,065,520 335,383,608 9.1 16,494,881 14,181,330 14,290,504 11,562,505 4,188,419 338,975,751 310,640,212 109,491,578 + 7.2 5,367,282 5,098,331 + 5.3 5,608,227 212,123,419 + 6.0 9,335,369 8,061,151 + 15.8 10,521,990 8,906,542 22,740,923,986 21,828,615,055 + 4.2 915,005,601 881,289,305 3.8 868,299,588 707,536,639 4.6 16,560,513,747 13,957,215,085 0.7 7,791,419,790 7,072,664,063 3.7 + + + 418,444,229,785 403,295,505,941 + 3.8 17,001,613,547 17,815,162,410 226,912,682,664 213,616,243,332 + 6.2 8,400,635,884 8,342,280,534 b Now included We in Philadelphia, give below CERTIFIED BY 5, a Pa. Figures for 1952 Tariff Act record for the FEDERAL 1953 TO RESERVE JUNE are for the month of of 11, week BANK 1953, TO on just passed: TREASURY New York UNDER TARIFF Tuesday June 8 Wednesday June 9 June 10 OF 1930 $ & .200000* .200000* .200000* .133333* .133333* .133333* .133333* .0719820* .0719320* .0719820* 2.141782 .0200000 2.242031 .0200000 .0200000 .0719820* 2.242280 .0544060 .0544060 .0544060 .0719820* 2.241533 .0200050 .0200312 .0544060 .0205040 .0204040 .0204027 .0202010 .325766 ,325766 .325766 1.005468 1.006406 1.006445 1.006132 .210350 .210400 .210400 .210400 .210400 rupee .00435401*! .00435401* .00435401* .00285625 .00285625 .00285625 .00285625 .00285625 .210366 .210400 .210433 .210433 .210433 2.813437 2.813437 2.813750 2.814062 2.813125 .115606 .115606 .115606 .115606 .263400 .263400 .263400 263400 .263400 2.785581 pound Mexico, peso Netherlands, guilder Zealand, pound Norway, krone New Philippine Islands, Portugal, escudo 2.785581 2.785891 2.786200 2.785272 of ' ■- .115606 all at were pound another Holdings districts of a $97 release. Loans to banks increased $60 of Treasury bills increased in all but two a total of $600 million, reflecting the sale issue of tax anticipation bills. Holdings of District. .0349000 million .193233* .193233* .193233* .193233* 2.803549 2.802615 2.813437 2.813750 2.814062 2.813125 .233300 .233300 .658327*t .658327*t .658327*t .658327*t .561797*t .561797*t .561797*t .561797*t .425531*t ~.425531*t •425531*t .425531 *" t .425531*t .531914*t .531914*t .531914*t .531914*t .531914*t .335233* press million, of which $40 million was in the Chicago Holdings of "other securities" decreased $52 in New York City, $46 million in the Chicago .496766* .133300 .333750* .332500* .332500* District, $28 million in the San Francisco District, and total of $165 million at all reporting member banks. .332966* of Merchandise. a Demand deposits adjusted decreased $96 million in the Chicago District and $56 million in the Kansas City Dis¬ trict, and they increased $46 million in the Philadelphia District deposits type million in the Cleveland Dis¬ City, and $121 million at all reporting member banks. Holdings of United States Government bonds decreased .140154* .561797*t upon principal changes and new .0349000 2.813437 depends the Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased $41 mil¬ lion in the Cleveland District, $39 million in New York .140154* .658327*t fApplication banks; member million. .496766* £.803237 " de¬ trict, $21 million in Chicago, and $13 million in the St. Louis District. Changes according to industry appear .496766* .233300 rate) in demand deposits adjusted. industrial, and agricultural loans lion in New York City, $23 .140154* 2.802926 Z j deposits credited to domestic banks, and a de¬ reporting .0349000 .233300 sterling System in leading cities $30 million in the San Francisco District, $29 mil¬ .496766* 2.802926 pound peso •Nominal. ' Reserve following Commercial, .0349000 .193233* (free <• Federal of $181 million .496766* _ Africa, Kingdom, Uruguay, peso Uruguay, peso Uruguay, peso peso .140154* .00435401* the the .0348833 peso. franc South United Uruguay, Uruguay, .140154* krona Switzerland, - .00435401* _ (Metropolitan), franc India, Dominion of, rupee.. Sweden, of creased in all but one district and a total of $146 million .325766 1.005937 dollar crease in .0544060 .0211263 .325766 dollar_ + principal changes for the week ended June 3: Increases of $369 million in holdings of United States Government securities and $394 million in Thursday June 11 .200000* 2.241782 France, Union ACT (Value In United States Money) Monday $ # — statement of weekly reporting member The condition banks shows .133333 Free i' the different .200000* pound + Condition Statement of Member Banks 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank INCLUSIVE for Cable Transfers in + 16.3 January only. demand Noon Buying Rate Basic . 12,768,893 •' ' ■ '■ 16,696,685 117,350,217 224,868,875 +11.1 Brazil, cruziero— t.' 52,570,565 22,342,928 3.9 Free < 145,810,896 61,233,550 A 2.6 6.0 Belgium, iranc • 140,603,057 5.6 + Preferential t. + 17.4 1 57,861,685 1.7 — 4,223,548,911 Basic Ireland, 122,844,956 3,730,960 6.8 " Finland. Markka 4,253,540 8.2 Argentina peso— Malayan 3.7 — + June 5 Malaysia, 144,762,382 —15.4 j + 63,990,128 Fridav Australia, 1 + 16.5 ■ + 12.2 11,011,967,760 Country and Monetary Unit , 141,208,390 ; 67,407,030 + RATES 346,798,524 + 90.2 5.2 8.3 JUNE Canada, 165,831,267 79,128,486,830 world. 314,979,983 r + 14.8 + 93.1 Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers the 9,9057082 6.9 ™ 42,019,506,016 J. 5,488,814 - 2.1 82,218,909,309 Newark, N. +17.0 161,702,559 5,211,016 Foreign Exchange Rates Ceylon,, 345,370,952 44,547,305,292 York British 403,994,166 5.1 1,630,147,599 519,675,806 — Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the certifies daily to the j 5,003,100 9,888,352 2.0 2.6 4,380,932,247 ... 3.4 6.7 0.1 + 59,026,329 . + + + + 21,531,139 : 6,061,923 + 75,651,642 69,247,333 Barbara.. Stockton 6,626,000 11,281,647 + 21,067,427 2,181,484,171 i _ 31,2877308 5,807,000 67268,768 159,422,226 +19.2 87.667.001 19,358,115 31,898,864 14,096,775 Francisco San 28,364,669 5.9 + 11.1 59,964,338 • 3.4 + 12^038,052 86,852,612 81,946,175 Riverside + 10,277,075 ———r*—— 3,403,213,194 21,615,884 j. Pasadena— New 295,535,907 30,245,963 Berkeley Long Beach 6.1 V— 686,178,285 37,385,330 California—Bakersfield. Modesto__; 6,997,000 283,214,245 .-'J.;- + 10.8 15,927,824,699 31,462,612 3,405,716,353 91,306,637 162,603,341 *,52,801,000 3,533,387,404 " r 2.2 —12.8 11.950.000 104,450,393 4.4 — 33,086,252 667,983,363 — 2.6 — 128,911,657 16,840,079,253 + 28.7 — 18,419,008 12,937,547 312,792,556 Utah—Ogden 2.8 + 680,281,780 A ~:"A 11,219,000 , Lake City 32,754,191 7,411,000 8,097,683 231,819,179 Francisco— .—18,012,848 r • 28,867,150 Idaho—Boise — 3,096,387,673 650,187,207 • , 33,8557805 0.9 + 20.1 + 9.3 1.7 — 47,460,760 Yakima 8,755,603 279,520^588 + 17.0 6.3 + --T.9 . • (11 cities) 8,832,203 3357588,338 2.4 + - 27,988,988 Seattle Now 744,944,393 26,752,000 ashington—Bellingham__. a 109,760,705 7,241,554,023 871, 824,128 1,268,245,747 7,940,015 Texarkana Outside 7,631 463,543 + 15.4 27,264,000 Louisiana—Shreveport Total +.'-3.0 «:.++12:6 132,669,570 125,976,539 Wichita Falls i - 165,667,132 1,300,249,988 Port Arthur Santa 191 130,900 112 347,670 . 1,393,179,167 14P.363.362 Houston Salt +.-.1,7, A >*«+^3i9 21,102,066 Paso -Galveston—: W 33,403,995 1,434,565,951 . 12,263^702 4.6 + a,A; 33,961,982 Beaumont 1-2 + Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas— Texas—Austin 782,557 622,997 + 11.6 0.1 — 71,874,702 + + 12.4 3,050,232,070 1,065,823,435 + 13,915,262 3.6 934,729 + 19.9 — 7,597,221 19,777,622 19,622,972 -3.5 + + 13.2 4 7,893,396 —42.5 0.4 547,104,727 3,085,185,297 152,562,659 1,138,351 3.1 — + 11.7 13,905,167 15,643,030 , 138,371,218 + 1,644,045 578,926,585 Total (15 cities) 1.6 — 417,832,881 46,051,095 14,940,075 , 765,767 8,547,769 466,806,137 20,671,131 199,452,870 Colorado—Colorado Springs 918,443 9,539,463 —19.9 46,281,115 1,317,693 206,726,891 > ■ Pueblo + 12.5 1,288,414 + 14,679,805 11,985,354 183,415,766 8.6 + 1,440,796,670 lW. 4.1 — 7,641,589 1,446,825,738 Oklahoma—Tulsa 14,228,379 4.1 + 10.0 —46.9 4,058,893 1 —11.3 32,869,251 81,158,808 91,290,078 3.9 — 3,300,702 35,693,929 : Ft. Worth— $ 6.3 + 7,812,934 — 3,609,996 7.5 17,240,518 + 2,928,521 ~ Wichita v, 1950 , 3,899,564 596,735,083 Topeka El 1951 5.8 76,619,416 35,465,191 " Parsons , or 5.5 163,490,370 Inc. 10,436,468 279,119,843 8.4 + , 37,622,439 Kansas—Manhattan ) 17,316,492 —14.® 1,860,667,402 1952 $ 8.1 3.4 3,991,214 J , + + 6,037,240 + 49,697,742 1,496,784 36,142,523 2,315,342,634 150,992,351 —11.1 - ~ Denver 4.3 -Week Ended June 6 1953 District—Kansaa City Lincoln Omaha Carthage + —15.2 Hastings St. Joseph 6,161,124,388 9.0 3,742,883 18,817.242 Nebraska—Fremont Missouri—Joplin Kansas City 4.8 —13.6 27,624,624 1,940,670,937: Federal Reserve ,+ —12.8 • Total (16 cities) 145,719,083 —12.3 47,840,606 _ -7^ ' t / or % . —18.8 — 5,589,772 14,326,862 ZZZI Lewistoa - 3.9 17,181,909 19,882,363 Inc. Dec 6,424,314,425 39,061,691 2,394,383,443 18,764,055 5.4 3,174,503 "7, *"" $ 152,640,891 9.7 + 24,572,917 Montana—Billings. g- + — 4,876,815 / 1952 $ 6.0 15,067,390 ; , Great Falls + 7,514,675 472,262,152 " __ 1953 3.0 + 1,188,877.509 1,304,467 " z Winona Fergus Falls or Dec. % 29,800,025 1,260,582,730 -January 1 to May 30- Inc. $ District—Mlnneapoll Minnesota—Duluth Minneapolis St. Paul 1952 $ Federal Reserve 49 ment and $45 million in the Boston District. Time increased $34 million. United States Govern¬ deposits decreased in most districts and a \ total of The Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 15, 1953 Commercial and (2614) $0 Demand deposits credited to domestic banks all districts. summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem- Name of Company $154 million. Atlantic 3% 15-yr. sink. fd. Amun-Israell Housing Corp., increased in nearly A follows: tier banks since dec. (—) June 4, May 27, June 3, Hydraulic Press Manufacturing Co., preferred Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.— 3 'A % 1st mtge. and collateral trust bonds, 1953 1952 (In millions of dollars) 1953 Assets— •toans—gross - and dealers for pur¬ carrying securities or carrying or 40,050 102 22,690 __ 146 + Loans loans — — . 369 — 600 — 121 — 1,85# 13 + + 109 -h 80 19 + 2,347 banks + 53,708 governments 181 + 34 +: 1,316 1,541 deposits •taterbank demand deposits: Government + 24- 2248 Co^ Tn/» I • . J - * , , <" . ' , ; Investment Co. •Announcement In thl» Issue. 1 24 Investment Dividends thousands ol dollars) Inc. June 10, Assets— 1953 1953 certificates 20,575,603 ; Holden shares Holland 454>099 3,441 53,342 — Bills 889,754 - 451,000 4,995,716 13,773,671 4,521,975 __ — __: - Bonds 451,000 + + / ' 451,000 6,491,090 8,205,598 + 561,000 5,000 — 45,250 24,637,116 + 515,750 2,359,414 + under Held 214,200 — agreement " : _ Govt, securities- loans Total 25,094,656 " securities— and 462,326 + 1,764,106 V. R. 23 139,361v foreign banks— — of other banks— Rue from notes 3,442,852 Lmcollected cash items (tank premises Other Total 49,834 . assets 130,456; " A assets 50,518,378 , 8~093 4- 162,055 — Co., Ball * Herder's, *+ 88 + 9,190 + 314,122 • — ; Horner Hotel + 3,243 Co ' + 32,951 20,168,225 6,008 587,311 + 438,853 Foreign — 131,346 67,192 preferred ($50 par) Co. Oil Field 35,803 — Other Corp., ($25 Oil 500,795 + 20,934,562 2,796,472 22,433 + Deferred availability cash items Other liab. (total and dlvs. accrued liabilities 49,458,839 _ + Electric Hubbard + Felt Corplus (Section 7) Surplus (Section -584,676 + 13,854 $2.75 Total liabilities & cap. accts. 314,122 50,518,378 of note liabilities combined— Contingent liability ances ' on purchased . 43.8% 29,561 1,022 2,851 (adustrial loan commitments— + + 36 21,427 + 6% 3,292 — non-cum. ■ - Notices a $1.25 $1.25 $1.25 25c 69c 15c (quar.)___ — , list of corporate bonds, notes, 56'/4C (quar.) preferred (entirely on June 17 at preferred including common those called . the current volume ihe details were (except where indicated) in which given in the "Chronicle." NOTICE OF Date Rush Terminal Buildings Co., 7% preferred stock Publishing Co., prior preferred stock Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville RR.— tCurtis 1st Hotel series A, 4%, due July 1, Waldorf-Astoria Corp., common stock mtge. preferred $100 par (quar.) preferred (quar.) ! $1.50 preferred (quar.) Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd., class A 4% preferred (quar.) ; Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% preferred (s-a) Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co 5% 4VA% bonds, Jun 30 July .. 2450 7 * 1991—Jun 23 • 2352 __ —Jun 29 Institutional Insurance ary Inter Company and Issue— 15-yr. Machine 4%% s. f. & Page Metals, Inc.— debentures, due 1, 1959—-July 1 6-9 City Baking, Iron Interlake 2443 6- 15-year 4% s. Palestine Trading Corp.— f. debentures seiies B, 1967 —_Jun 30 2449 Co.— Class A (quar.) 5.60% 1st preferred (quar. Keystone Custodian Fund, Series Fibre Keyes above •Both (quar.): • payments from net —- Kidde . (Walter) & Co. 1 6-17 7- 1 6-10 7- 1 6-10 50c 6-30 5-29 $$1.25 $$1.06'/4 $37'Ac $12'Ac $$1 $3 6-30 5-29 6-30 5-29 $6 non-cum. pfd. Kittanning Telephone (quar.)__ 6-30 8- 5 1 1 v 6- 1 ' 6-15 6-1 ^ 6-15 6- (»-»)—• .. 1 ' 9- 1 8-14 « 9- 1 8-14 9- 1 Hotels 5-29 Knott 2 6-15 Koppers Co., 2 6-15 7- 1 6- 1 8-14 * 6-15 5-29 * 6-30 6-30 6- 1 6-10 - 1 6-10 * 7- 1 6- 7- 1 6- 5 7- 1 6- 6- 8 4%% 4V2% preferred A preferred A Mfg., preferred A (quar.) (quar.) 6% 1st 7% 2nd 6-12 6-15 6- 6-16 6-30 6-15 Kuner-Empson 6-15 6-15 6-30 6-15 7- 7- 6-19 (B) 1; 9-15 12-19 10- 7- Kuppenheimer (B.) Co. La France (s-a) (quar.)i~ Industries, Inc. — — , 6- 5 1 6-11 6-19 6-10 6-26 5-29 6-15 5-25 6-15 6- 6-26 5-29 6-15 6- 7- 8- 1 1 7-10 1 7- 1 < 6-10 • 6-15 5-31 ' 6-15 •5-31 ^ 0-25 ; > 8-30 12-30 I2-2*r 7- I 0-I$- 7- 1 6-12 8- 1 7-10 7- I 6-5 6-25 6-10 6-30 6- 50c 60c $1 50c 10c 20c 10c 35c 6-15 ' 2 6- 9 6-25 6- 9 4 6-15 6- 1 6-15 5-30 6-19 /* ''Ac 50c 50c 10c - 5-15 . 6-25 6-11 s 7- 1 6- 1 6- ' 5 7- 5 6-24 6-30 9-30 9-24 12-30 12-23 7- 6-13 1 8- $1-50 $1.75 *• 1 . 6-12 6-19 50c $1 (quar.)__ $1-12% $1.12% $1.12% (s-a) 6-15 1 1-2-54* 25c Co. Kuppenheimer 1 1 6-30 — preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 6-18 5 5-29 6-26 Kroger Company— 1 2 6-30 5 6-15 — (quar.) (quar.)__. 9 7- 7- $1.50 50c (quar.) Corp.— common preferred Kroehler * 6- 7-15 , * - 6-19 6-12 6-20 $2.50 $2-50 5 Mfg., 7- 4% - 2 1 6-30 7„• 45c investment 6- 5 7- 6-15 35c 37c B-l— " 7-15 7oc dividend Stock Kinney 7- 6- 8 10-20 1 7- 2^c • (quar.) 7- $37'Ac 1 ' Kimberly-Clark Corp., common (quar.) 4% preferred (quar.)— Kings County Lighting, 4% pfd. (quar.)— Kingsburg Cotton Oil Co __ Kingsport Press, Inc— Kingston Products Corp. (s-a) Kinney (G. R.), Inc., common (quar.) 6-17 4 <" 2oc 60c 20c 15c (s-a) preferred $5 6-17 1 7-20 10-20 7- 1 * (quar.)— Supply Co., $5 pfd. 1 7- " 1 1 income. Keystone Pipe & 1 '■*' ) 6-5 8- £7'Ac ®7YaC •"'Ac 75c $25c $1.12% K-2 Series .. Lt#.— ' 6- « 6-20 35c 30c (quar.) , 7- 25c Co * r 1 6- 6-15 11- $1.12 /a ^i-OoA 25c (Interim) Gold Mines, Ltd, Oil Co. (quar.) 30c 7, International Bronze Powders, 6% participating preferred 6-15 6-15 '' 1 7- 6-22 28c . Corp._ Co., common 7- '* Ampal-Amerlcan 6-15 6-15 50c (quar.) Company Kewanee 2 6- 3 6- 3 6-30 $1.12 ,2 $1.07 (quar.) Inc. Copper Kerr Addison 8 7- 6-30 6-15 6- 6-30 25c $20c Ltd Corp. Steamship 1 7-15 7- 6-12 1 6-30 25c preferred (quar.) Utilities 4y2% * July 7- 1 4c 1 * 7- 2 41 (quar.) $4.50 Co., Kerite 5-4 6-19 6-12 6- 1 6-28 15c 6-12 7- 50c V* (quar.) Kennecott 6-23 6- 1 7- —_____— Kennametal, 7-8 7- 1 6-24 6-30 7- 2 50c ' 2 1 7- 2 ■( 62»AC (Initial) Island Lime & Transport Co. Nut, 6% preferred (quar.) Kendall . $1.06'/4 6-15 5-29 J 7- 95c preferred (quar.) 3Va% preferred (quar.) Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co., class B (quar.)— Kelvinator of Canada. Ltd. (quar.) 6-15 7- 6-15 1 ' 7- 3c 62'/2c 36'Ac 40c —_— 3V2% 9-1 50c $1 $1.05 $1.15 $1.25 1 7- • Trecker Corp. Co. Kellogg Co.— 3'A% preferred ordin¬ inc. and 2'Ac from secufity profits) Certificates, Inc. (s-a)_ Interlake Co. & Kelllng Ltd.— Shares, Group shares (l'Ac from Insuranshares PARTIAL REDEMPTION American Acceptance Corp., Ltd. com. (lncr.) Industrial TENDER Company and Issue— Kawneer 6-12 6- 3 8- 8> $1.03V« 7- 6-15 $1.25 $1.50 (quar.)-~4-- 50c — $2.25 . • (quar.) 5-28 7- 5c Gas Kelley 8% $37Vic 40c $10c $30 ,, • preferred: (initial quar.) & Electric, common (quar.) preferred (quar.) —--: — 4.28% preferred (quar.) Kansas Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)— 4'A% preferred (quar.) 4Y4% preferred (quar.) — Katz Drug Co. (quar.) 6-30 7-1 • 1 6-15 6-26 — 4'A % Keller Tool 6-30 9c " i preferred (quar.)__ Southern Ry„ new com. Kearney *3 accumulated earnings) Indiana & Mioliigan Electric— 6-15 4% New ' 6-30 6-199-30 - 8-19 12-30, ^ 12-19 6-30 6-19 6-30 6-19 6-30 6-19 8- 1 Mfg. Co. (E.) Sons, 5% Kansas 50c $1 4 1 7- -40o • preferred (quar.) Kaiser Steel Corp., $1.46 preferred (quar.)__ Kansas City Power & Light, com. (quar.)__ 3.80% preferred (quar.)__-_4% preferred (quar.)__ 4.50% preferred (quar.)__ 6-17 , 10-19 $2 pfd. (s-a) common (s-a)——x preferred 4'A% Kansas City 1%-C deposit 7-20 10-10 20c (quar.) Kentucky Chemical 8- 1 $1.25 , , $l v v. •• ' 11- a $1.23" $1.25 _ 1 11- 2 ; Mfg. '& Supply Co;, Kahn's ■ (g-a) 4'/»% preferred (quar.) Indianapolis Power & Light Co., com. > , t25c stocks called for redemption; 4% preferred (quar.) ; under sinking fund provisions. :* ►'4.20% preferred (quar.) 3The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬ -,; 4.60% preferred (quar.) Indianapolis Water, 5% preferred A (quar.) ing, tenders, and the page number gives the location in 4V»% preferred B (quar.) (preferred \ and 7-20 $1.75 $1 par'(Initial) % Royalty, common (extra)— Ranch Justrlte • Industries— • receipts (final) : Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada llnperial Paper & Color Corp, (extra). Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.) Imperialle Fuels, 6% preferred (s-a) Incorporated Investors (from' current and Imperial Redemption Gaits and Sinking Fund ..... 5-29 8- 25c now preferred A Joslyn 6-12 6-15 per American Below will be found 6-19 $1.50 50c <fc 5% redemption for $52.50 for foreign 6-19 7- 6 V- 2 share plus this dividend). Ideal Cement Co. (quar.) Illinois Central RR., common (quar.) 2.3% 0.3% accept¬ correspondents A____ convertible called — 6-17.' 6-17 1:25c t$1.50 (quar.)_ convertible preferred 4'A% gold certificate re¬ deposit and F. R.""' to serves 5-29 50c (quar.) Corp (quar.)_— Joplln Water Works, 6% 6- 5 6-1©;. 6-15 6-12 A (quar.) (quar.)_ & Sons, common (F. C.) preferred 4'A % Iftatio 6-30 35c Laughlin Steel Corp.— • Common (increased) —.——s— Jones Circuit Breaker— I-T-E 824,836 + 6-17 6-17 7- 1 6-22 6-30 7- 6 Press Mfg. Co (quar.) Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.— 5% class B preferred (s-a) 11,626 + ^ 475c 60c 15c 125c Hydraulic 7,650 189,337 6-15 Co.— Tea New common 6-15 ~ : (quar.) (quar.) Mortgage preferred preferred Huyck 6-30 1 6-30 • 6-20 6-20 Hutting Sash & Door Co.— 5% preferred (quar.) 46,334 6-30 6-25 (accum,)l_— class Erie & r 6-30 6-30 Class B Huron 27,543 13b,i„_ Other capital accounts Ltd., Hunt's, 753,022 + 66 257,933 9-1* 11- 6-1 6- 8 6-19 6- 3 6-19 6-30 4 20c common 5% in 9-15 T-15 * 6-19 Inc.— Co., Telephone Electric Co. Johnson 7-17 6-30 6-30 6-39 50c Jewel Co., Ltd.— (Harvey), Foods, Inc., 6% paid 6-10 10-15. 82'Ac $1.10 6% pfd. (quar.) 37'Ac (quar.) ______ .> 25c Jersey Mortgage, $4 non-cum. „ 6-20 6-30 6-30 (quar.)_ Inc. Capital Accounts— •capitaI .6—-1 . 1 7- 27'Ac 60c (quar.)_ preferred 1st Jefferson $1.37'/2 $1.25 Co. Hubbell 2,579 + ^ (quar.) Motors $1.50 A preferred 51,248 1,741 306,406 20e 31'Ac 62'Ac (quar.)__ com. preferred (quar.) 5% 384,374 — 23,142 + i — (quar.)-x_ Material preferred 5Vz% Howell 37,737 79,843 294;356 + 56'Ac 60c $1 $1.10 93%c (quar.)_ (quar. (Texas) Hunt Total deposits _ (quar.) par)- (quar-:)_< preferred 5% 189,961 173,018 acct._ Treasurer—gen. 30c $1.50 30c 20c Gas 5% Deposits: U. S. (quar.) common 5% 6-20 6-30 7- 1 8- 1 4 7- 1 7- 2 6-20 7- 1 6-15 • 7-1 • 7-15 7-15 • 7-15 »" 7-15 $2 ; common.^..- Corp,, 6-26*. —- — preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) Jamestown 6-2 6-2 6-26 $12'Ac *___ preferred Finance Natural Houston 1,083,569 25,705,372 + 6-29 _ 10-15 Jamestown Telephone Corp.— 6- 5 6-20 6-15 6-30 , 25c _ 33A% 824,836 6-23 25c 4,40% 89,784 7-1 —x preferred (quar.)_i__ :—1__ — Heintz, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)__ Jamaica Public Service, com. (quar.) 7% preferred (quar.) Jamaica Water Supply Co. $5 preferred A (quar.)_ —._— $5 preferred B (quar.) 6- 5 $1.05 Extra + 1 .6-4 $7%© 25c 17%c ^ * 250- $6 / . preferred (quar.)_-^^u__ preferred (quar.)-preferred (quar,).L 4% -- 6-15 11.06'A $1.12'A preferred Corp., Houston Reserve Notes— ; —__ — 6% Corp., Houston Member bank—reserve accts. ; ■ — convertible $2.25 '<• Liabilities— Federal Co. (N. J.) (quar.) Ltd., class A-(quar.) (Frank W.) Household 4,898 ' 1 6- 6-19 _ Jack & 6-8 ; _ _ Inc, Gibson 6-15 12'Ac 25c » (qnp.r.) preferred (quar.) Bearing (quar.)_ & Hoskins Mfg. »• 100,187 — €- *6-15 -6-1R deand inter¬ — Irving (John) Shoe Corp., Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) Island Creek Coal Co., common Ltd.— (quar.)__ Horn Si Hardart Baking Co. 5 — - 4'A% Hoover • 2,145,214 — 40c 60c (quar.)™ $4:20 preferred $*.25 preferred Houdaille-Hershey -i- 6-22 . . <6-15 7- 1 income (quar.) & Light Co., common (quar.)__ Power 3,30% 4.40% 6-12 6-19 6-19 6- 1 7- 1 7- 1 7- 1 6-15 $1 25c 27'Ac 25c Iowa Telegraph Co. of Virginia Transit, Rapid Electrochemical Hooker 1 - + 6-12 6- 1 (Hawaii). preferred (quar.) Drugs, Inc Hook • (total U. S. 6-30 Semi-annual Hoover 613,848 — 7- 1 J6c __ — Home Telephone & 807,754 + — 24,632,116 bought outright repurchase Total 110,000 + + 7-15 „ 25c . preferred 4.80% 6-10 18c __ (quar.) (quar.) Common (Calif.) Co. Insurance Marine & 6-15 6-26 25c — (quar,) Insurance Home 5% Certificates—Special Other Fire Quarterly securities: — Notes 1,596 V Co. Honolulu outright— Sought ..6-15 .6-30 . Island— Trust Co. of Rhode preferred Participating 5- 1 25c share held) (quar.) Co.— Furnace Homasote 379,512 82 — advances— loans Govt, 5,902 744,761 6,188 + — 6-15 and 8c $2.50 preferred (quar.) Participating Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.— Payable of Rec. for each par) Hosiery Co. Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd. Hollingsworth & Whitney Co. $4 preferred (quar.) Holt (Henry) & Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)_— 5'A% preferred (s-a) 98,888 2,382 6-19 8-19 6-30 10c $2.50 Holders When ; Share : Hollinger 843,649 — ($1 - ' Co., class A & class B (stock (Five non-cum. redeemable 1% Mfg. Holeproof Home 306,910 and Sfwlustrial 31,998 of Company dividend) (+) or since June 11, 1952 34,380 + 21,354,286 gold ctf. reserves—— cash Discounts U. 8. 778,683 1 notes — R. F. for fund fiedemption 1Q-M 7-1 T- L . income est Per Name dec. (—) June 3,r n- 2 entirely out of from dividend entirely rived (Continued from page 14) of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks Combined (In 8-12 7-15 12c $75c.. $75c 475c ' ' . investment let fund's the District). revised (Atlanta * 5 6- 1 9- 5$3Ae •. 35c (quar.) ; ' 6-IO < «W1 50c $.1-25., _. .16c (s-a)-_ com., 6-12 1 1 7-1 Investors Statement of Condition Total Ltd., (17c from undistributed net Income from net long term gains) Selective Fund, Inc.— 69 7- 7- -• (Boston)— Trust 6-15 ... conv. 6%. 2502 5-29 ,.5-29 1 7- , AL25 62'Ac —.—,— preferred (quar.) convertible preference 6% 2460 1 of America* Foundation, Investment » A* > Corp. 6-29 •6-20 . - 10c ; (quar.) preferred Intertype 2397 5-29 $1.29* — Quarterly to be distributed 27 figures Other common common 2132 Investors •Gtold Corp., (quar.) preferred 4.30% 2248" 1 convertible debentures, due Jan. 15, 1967—July $6 cum. preferred stock-July 15-yr. 6% Page 30 1 TnHllRfHptl faygc 27 10» + preferred preferred (quar. > _ -Department Stores (quar.) Interstate Hosiery Mills (cpiar.)__— Interstate Natural Gas» Inc. (s-a) Interstate Power Co.,; common (quar.)___ 92 .+ 394 + 1,026 Morrowmgs •May value-Aug class A stock-— Jun Spring Co., 4% conv preferred stock—July Steel Standard 1,361 — $*.80 Interstate stock-July 1 Washington Water Power Co., 1,320 banks Foreign 154 —T 9,758 banks Domestic •+■ convertible Interstate 1302 DaU~ t - 4.90% sex. conv. preferred Foote Bros. Gear 4i Machine Corp<— Convertible cumulative preferred stock, $10 par 492 18.368 adjusted deposits except 8. " Niagara: Mohawk Power Corp., Demand deposits 61.40 2459 6-29 35c 35c 25c (quar.) (quaT.)___ toterstate Corp., Florida- Power 7 Liabilities— Time Company and Issue— 64 — 2469 Bakeries (quar.t__ com. convertible preferred CALLED. ISSUE ENTIRE 311 41* Utilities Corp., 64.40 2 6- 2 25c 35c (quar.)____ 7- 6-16 433/ic 5%- prior 739 803 — with domestic 346 — 165 — 20-yr. 5'A % Solar Aircraft 1,913 Textbook Co. ► (quar.) pfd. International 2*59' «w»y 1 bds., due Sept. 1, f. 4-% s. <quar.)_____ C'o. International 196-1-July 1 cum. income debs., due Jan. 1, 1964i_July 1 Co., cumulative con v. preferred stock--Jun 24 15-yr. tr, Shoe International Silver Co., .7% 5-21 - 1 8- 25c -50c 60c Salt Co. International July - 1 International 2458 Plttston Co.— Collateral ; ,(quar.)_v—- 2353 - , _ (quar.)__ common (quar.)_; Products 6-19 6-20 t50c t$1.75 • $B0c. 75c $1 .. (Canada), 6% pfd. (s-a) Paper, 6-19 6-30 Ltd.— I (quar.)____ preferred $4 International 1967—July 1 f. gold bonds— 40-year s. International 2250 1, 1966_Jun 30 due Jan. 1, 1968- s. 4%% 1,696 97 1 19 . „ f. collateral trust bonds, Paducah & Illinois RR. Co.— 5% 1,5393,215 9 + 14?537 with Federal Reserve Banks •lash in vault. — ———. •teaecves Atalances 547 + 7,398 securities Other 489 + + .5,6r°! 19,599 Donds U. S. + 29,1442,043 at Indebtedness— certificates notes Treasury Treasury 3 60 + Water Co.—' Northeastern 116 7,847 securities—total bills Treasury + — 930 Government 8. Co.— 3%% sinking fund debentures, due July 1, Mission Corp., 15-yr. 3%% s. f. debs., due June 307 — 5 6,257 to banks— Other 1924, Textile Cftnada, of Co. International Paints 2353 6-15 6-30 40c - $1 (quar.) preferred 7% ^ ^ gold bonds, 5% series maturing Feb. 1, 1954-.. Aug Corp., $3.25 partic. preference stock—Jun Michigan Consolidated Gas 1 779 loans estate of 2,099 * securities deal 17 — Common 2 . - (quar.) Nickel International 2457 6-15 7- $$1.12'A Corp.— (quar.) preferred 4% series B—July 1 j Common 2457 shares—July 1 preferred (quar.) Mining & Chemical International 1901 7- 2 40c A 4'A% 1799 * - (quar.) Class 1898 15 31 31 com. (quar.) Industries, Ltd.— Metal International 1st and refunding Metal 1,547 Valley Ccal Co.— mortgage s. 1. Lehigh + for purchasing loans 4,430 — brokers to chasing Other 1,324 + — and agricultural Industrial, Commercial, + 102 + 39,439 •joans—net Loans 102 75,981 Investments—total- and fturvans Harvester. Co., International 2450 1 37'Ac 50c (quar.)__ International Ccllucotton Products , , , „ bonds, series C, due July 1, 1972_July Bethlehem Foundry & Machine Co.— 6% 1st (formerly 2nd) mtge. bonds, due 1964. —Jun Florida Power Corp., cumulative preferred stock 4.90%-May Florida Power & Light Co., 4.90% cum. pfd. stock——May Inc. (+) or 2449 bonds—July 1 Coast Line RR.— General mtge. 4'/»% Payable of Rec. 7- 1 6-19 7-15 -6-15. Share , Holdera When Per Page Issue— Company and 1 7-15 6- 6-15 7- 3 6-19 1 6-19/* .7- 1 " 6-15 r _ e-ia Number 5229... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle Volume 177 (2615) Per Name oj Company La Salle Extension Quarterly I * Laclede Gas Laclede Steel Lakey Ltd. Co. Foundry B 7- 1 6-12 80c Corp. ,6-26 6-15 6- 10c 6-27 6-15 jLOC b-JO (reduced) inc., A class iquar.> (quar.) Class A B Class B Cla->s & Sessions Machine Quarterly ; Lane-Wells Lanett Lang Lau $2.50 (Mo.) pfd. Co. Dye (quar.) Co. Works ; Insurance common Maxson 7-15 Mays 7-31 7-15 (Va.) 12'/2C Refineries, Co. Inc. 1 (s-a) B convertible Cup Wayne, Greenville (S. 6- 1 McGraw 6- 1 McKay 7- 6-2 :• 37'4c 7- Mead 4% 7- 1 6-12 Meadvide 6-12 V. Medusa c 20c 6-26 62'4 c Co. 6-15 25c (stock dividend Lindemann Hoverson 6-30 Lion Match Lion Oil Co. Co. 2% pfd. convertible Miami (quar.)— 25c 6-30 6-12 11-19 $1.10 guaranteed 8-20 12-10 3-10-54 2-18 Mesta Metal 5% 5% Co. Forming, y-10 8-20 12-10 11-19 60c 3-10-54 2-18 Metal $1 6-30 6-20 7- 1 b-2C 10- 1 9-21 3.85% 1-2-54 12-22 3.90% preferred preferred Locke (quar.), $1 (quar.). $1 Steel Chain Loew's, (M.) Co.,. Inc. Loew's Lone Star 4.75% Gas - tLd. 6-30 6-10 6-15 4.45% 4.40% preferred rrsu Lone Star-Cement V (initial Lorillard 7% (P.) Angeles Louisiana Land Louisville Lines Transit & & Gas Common 5%- preferred ($25 Title Co. Louisville Transit Common 5% Above issue Stock 6-19 35c (quar.) 1 6-15 77- 25c (quar.)' • „ 1 5 1st preferred 6- 5 5 Midvale Co. 1« Midwest Rubber 6-26 6-12 Lunkenheimer Co. 7-15 preferred 3% preferred Lytton's $1.50 6-30 7-15 7-15 Miles 6-30 6-15 5-20 A years) for called $80 per 6-15 5-25 6-20 7% 5% $1.06 t25c 6-26 1 6-12 6-15 6-15 6- 6-30 4% Macfaren 1 6-15 6- 6-20 8- 1 11- 1 Madison Red 6-15 6- tzc 6-15 1 Magnavox Co. +50c 6-27 6- 6-30 6-10 7- 6- 40c Tire & Rubber Co. Corp., 5% Auto preferred Inc. Bancorporation, Fully participating Marine Midland 4V4% ——— Marine Marion 7% 7% 30c 6-30 6-15 $$1.25 7-31 7-14 $25c 6-30 6-15 7- 6-12 Monogram Pictures Corp. 6-12 Monroe Midland Trust Power Shovel . 35c 27'A c \ 6- 25c 6-30 Molson's 7- 1 6-16 C 6-30 4(4% 5% 2 7-15 $$1.25 1 11-15 7- 1 6-19 Assurance Lead Co. Co, Auto Equipment Co, preferred (quar.) 5% Montreal Locomotive Moore • Telegraph preferred 6-30 6- 4 95c 7- 6- 4 National National Common National Radiator Co. 6- 4 National Rubber 4 National Screw 7- 1 6- 4 National 1 6- 4 National 6-27 6-15 National 1 7-15 (From 8- & Mfg. Y.) 7% preferred 1 4% preferred 1 4% (quar.),, 6-12 40c 6-19 6-12 — $77 $1.75 6-30 6-19 7- 6-19 1 1 6-12 7- 1 6-12 4%% Moore $2.50 Morris 1 Income preferred Drop B 7- 1 1 ; 7- 1 7- 1 6-15 • 6- 8 6- Forging, conv. McCormack Lines prior Paper .f Inc. Co. Nehi preferred $6 7- 3 6-30 7- 3 6-19 6-15 5-20 8-31 6-15 : 15c 6-30 6- 9 (quar.) 30c 6-11 6- 1 7- 1 6-19 6-10 5-29 7- 6-15 1 9-18 7- 1 7- 1 6-15 7- 1 6-15 6-16 5-29 6-16 Stock 6-15 1 6-15 New York 6-15 New 6-15 5-lf $50c 12-15 11-16 1 6-15 7- 6% 6-25 6-25 7- 1 New 6- 5 7- 10% 2 2 6-19 7-10 7- pfd. (initial) 6-26 7- c 6-12 1 6-12 York 1 7- 1 6-15 7- 1 6-15 7-15 6- 7- 1 6- 2 6- 6-15 1 6-15 5-29 7-15 6-30 7- 1 5-29 7- 1 6-15 7- 1 6-19 7- $1.2522 1 6-15 6-30 6-10 7- 6- 40c pfd. (quar.) 6-30 6-15 7- 6-15 1 1 1 7- 1 6- 8 7- 1 6- 8 $1,061/4 7- 1 6-10 5614c 7- 1 $1.183/4 (quar.): $1 $1.01'A (quar.) 7- 1 6- 8 6- 8 10c 6-15 6- 5 6-15 6- 5 50c & to A Haven Co. 7- approval ruling) Richmond 10% 5-29 $1.50 7- 1 5-29 $2.50 (s-a) 7- 1 6- $2 6-12 6-24 Gas— (quar.) $1.50 7- 1 $1.12 '/a 7- 1 $4.50 preferred (quar.) 3% % preferred (quar.) $1.12 »/2 7- 1 Electric Electric, A 5 6-26 (quar.) State 5-29 of __— (accum.) preferred 1 Hartford— & & Gas ._ Corp.— 9334c 3%% preferred 6- 0 e- 9 7-1 6- 6-12 7- $1.50 7-10 50c (quar.),, 7- 1 6-15 1 6-15 6-26 6-12 7- 6-16 933/4C 20c $1.06'A 7- 1 9 $1.25 (quar.), 1 6-30 1 (quar.),, (quar.) __ 6- 40c 6-30 6-12 6-30 6-12 85c 6-30 6-12 90c (quar.) preterred preferred 6-15 6-30 6-12 97'4 c preferred 3.90% 50c 30c (quar.) 3.60% 5 7- 6-30 6-12 5 7- 1 5 $1.50 $4.25 Co. preferred 3.40% 5 $1.75 6- 6- 50c (quar.) (s-a) Harlem RR. New prior Class 6-15 7- 22'4 c $1.12'4 9 1 Co.— Newport Industries Inc, common— 4'A% preferred (quar.)— Niagara Alkali Co. (quar.) ; Niagara Mohawk Power Corp, com. (quar.) 1 6- 7- 25c (quar.),, Co: New York Trust Co. (quar.),,. Newark Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd. Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.) 6-12 7- $$2.40 6-29 6-15 $1.50 Dept. (quar.) preferred 4(4 % 5 6- 50c 15c Telegraph (subject & New York 6-15 6-10 20c Treasury preferred 5% ,,1 6-18 5-29 6-26 22'4 c (quar.) York, 62'4c $4.60 & and 2 6-13 1 6-15 15c ■" (quar.) dividend ICC 6-13 7- $1.05 10c 1 6-30 6-18 York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.— Common 1 6-15 1 25c Extra 7- 6-30 (quar.) _: (quar.) Light Water, 6-15 1 I71/2C Inc. Auction 7- 25c Co. (quar.) Telephone Gas 7-15 7- 7- 30c preferred 7- 6- Insurance Co. Power & Light, 4% New 7-31 $2 Jersey 97'4 c 1 Fire Jersey 6-16 7- (quar.) (quar.) Haven York 1 50c .___ Water 5-29 1 7- $1.25 pfd. conv. Inc Haven New 6-15 8- 50c pfd. (quar.) New Orleans Public Service, com. (quar.) 4%% preferred (quar.) 6-12 1 $371/20 (quar.) Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. 4.05% 5-29 7- $1,121/2 4.20% Brothers, New 6-15 6-30 (quar.) (quar.) New 6-19 10- Ltd. Co. common New 6-16 1 5-29 6-15 35c England Laundries, Inc.— preferred (quar.) New 6-15 50c Quarterly - 5-15 6-26 7- 9c 10c Series income) (quar.) New England Power Co, New England Telephone 6-10 6-30 50c $75c 6-30 2 5-29 10- 1 9- 7- Naranda 2 9- 2 Ltd. 9- Normetal 4 1 7- 2 North 5-29 10- 1 9- 20c 7- 1 6-15 7- 1 6-15 6-15 6- $2 4 North American convertible American Class . 1A Class 1 7- 593Ac 6-30 6-15 6- 9 A B 6- 8- 7-20 $3.50 1 1 Car $8C 6- 9 6-15 6- 1 50C 7- 6-15 6- 1 6-15 6- 1 371/2C 6-20 5-29 34%C (quar.) 6-29 25c Ltd 6-20 5-29 7- 1 6-15 7-15 6-29 Corp.— preferred Cement (quar.) 1 6-22 Corp.— (quar.) (quar.) North American Investment, 6% pfd. (quar.) (quar.) North American Rayon Corp, $3 pfd. North American 5-15 6-15 15c Corp. preferred 6-15 15c Mining Corp, Norris-Thermador 4 10- + 25c 7% guaranteed (s-a) 6- 6-10 m (quar.) 6-15 6-25 42'4C (quar.) 5-29 4 35c 30c (quar.) Norfolk & Western Ry, 5-29 1 7- Mines, Co. Co. Norfolk Southern Ry. Co. 4 10v Chemical Nopco 6-15 7- Niles-Bement-Pond 6-12 7-15 62Y2C (quar.) 6-19 6-30 (s-a) Brunswick ttJ'Va % (quar.) 4%% 6-19 3 9-15 England Electric System (quar.) England Insurance (quar.) New 7-15 Co, Cement Corp. New New 37»4c (quar.) 3 c (quar.) Union 5-29 6-30 preferred Nazareth 5-29 593/aC __ 5-22 7- 7- 50c Corp, Co, Theatres, 6-19 6-15 Car Tea 6-15 1 Steel Supply 4(4% Neisner 5-25 Co.— preferred Mills, (quar.) (quar.),,, common preferred 6-15 20c c (quar.) National 6-30 6-15 Co. Natomas 8 +25c — 5 7-10 Products National 6-16 t$1.75 (quar.) (quar.) 5 6- 7-31 25c (quar.), Stocks investment National . 6-12 7- +$1.75 (quar.i 6- 6-26 $1,121/2 Series Industrial net preferred National 1 6- $2 t22'4c Morgan Engineering Co.— pfd. (this payment clears all arrears) preferred (quar.) 7- t$1.75 6- 6-12 75c 50c t$1.75 6- 7-1 6-15 (quar.) 6-15 6-26 $1.25 Co National Sugar Refining 25c (quar.) 6-15 25c $1.75 (incr.) com, Machinery Co. Starch National 7- A Moore $1.40 6-10 35c preferred A 50c 2 5 Securities Series: 7- preferred B (quar.) preferred 7- 6- $1.50 (quar.) 6- 7% 1 6-10 621/2 1 7% 7% 5-31 6-30 621/2 1 t22'4c (quar.) (quar.) 6- I (quar.) Industries 7- $40c (quar.) common 6-15 U7c (quar.) (quar.) Presto 7- $20c Ltd 1 6-15 1 Paper & Type— 96'Ac 87'4c (quar.) & Storage, Ltd. (s-a) Co. Corp, Ltd, 6-15 7-15 pfd. Works. Montreal Refrigerating Montreal 6-29 15c $3.50 6- 7- 35c iquar;)J (quar.) (quar.) A preferred 5% 62'4 — 20c 53 (4 c (quar.)—__ (quar.) common B Linen Service Corp, preferred (quar.) 4(4% preferred (quar.) 9 30c (quar.) Chemical, (quar.),,, __ common 6-15 1 15c 9 $$1.12(4 __ 1 7- 4 Newport (stock dividend) 6-20 5 6-22 25c Co. (Winnipeg) (s-a) 7- 15C 6- 6- $20c Co, Ltd.— (quar.) 65c ______ 6- $20c (quar.) (quar.) Utilities Co, com. (quar.) preferred (quar.),, ,— Montgomery Ward & Co, common (quar.),, $7 class A (quar.) 6-18 12- A ciass 4(4 % 6-15 1 Ltd, (quar.),, 7-21 10-20 tl5c 5% 6% preferred 8- 4 6-30 $31'Ac —— 1 10-30 9- $50c (quar.) 5C 12- $1.07'4 pfd. (quar.) Montana-Dakota 6-23 7- preferred Monroe 6-10 7- Knitting Monarch Life 6-16 6-19 __ (Hartford) ; National ♦ 5-19 " (quar.). 1-2-54 6-20 50c (accum.) 7-17 6-15 f5c 6-20 1 5-29 7-31 (quar.) $1.75 50c B Monarch 6-15 $1 5% Co, Brewery, (quar ) Class 6-15 6-29 Hosiery 32'4 c — stock common (N. 6-20 25c pfd. Molybdenum Corp. of America 5 6-15 Mojud 50c initial Co. 7- 1 25c $1.25 (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) Corp., 2 $1.15 common (quar.) 6-15 70c (quar.) (initial) convertible preferred 5-30 7- 6-15 25c 1 preferred preferred 7% 2 $1.25 7-10 35c Extra 6% 9 5-29 1 2 National 8 25c Co. 5-15 5-23 5c (N. Y.) Products 6- $2 R-2C $85c Calculators Maremont 6-16 6-26 50c — 6-15 ' (Toronto) (s-a) March ant 6-30 50c 50c (extra) 6-15 40c (quar.) — Marine — — Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.— 5% pref. (quar.) Marathon (s-a) —— Realization 25c New Extra 6-30 6-30 35c Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. Mar-Tex Ltd. 7-15 , 6- 6-15 8- 7- A Birmingham RR. Co.— Rubber 6-30 30c 50c (quar.) B $50c — 37'4 c (annual) Manufacturers Trust Co. & $1.75 9 10- Class 25c preferred (s-a) Mohawk 8 7% $5c (extra) Semi-annual 4% 6-30 t5c Class 25c Light, 3.90% (Robert), Mobile 6-12 7-15 t5c 6-12 15c 40c Corp., class A Mansfield $ 5 6- 7-15 (quar.) 6-12 15c (quar.) Co, Ltd. S.) Co. Ltd. Gypsum 1 $1.75 preferred (J. iquar.). Hosiery Mills, Ltd, class A 1 $1.25 7-15 Ltd. Manhattan (B.) Co. & Power 6-22 75c 1 A 7- Light Co.— 20c (quar.) Mines, Manhattan Financial Manischewitz Class 15c 13 %C Magor Car Corp. (quar.) Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% preference (quar.), Convertible (priority shares (quar.) Maine Public Service Co., com. (increased)—. 5'4% preferred (quar.) Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.) Co National 6-12 2'/2C Semi-Annual 6-10 6-30 iquar.),, Shirt 6-12 1 6c (quar.) Mitchell 5-31 6-15 $12'/2C (quar.) — Co. 1 10c B 4.30% 6-15 2 t40c 7- 37'4 C (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) Mitchell Ltd., class A Gold 7- Insurance Grocers, National New (quar.) preferred Missouri 5-lt $1.25 Electric Lake 7- c 35C, (quar.) Inc.— preferred (monthly) & Power preferred 7- 50c Extra 5-2i 56y2C (ouar.)„,— Missouri-Kansas-Texas, Ltd.— (quar.).; & Gas Madsen 8 • - Co, common (quar.) preferred (quar.) Corp. of Canada. Ltd Class 10-15 121/2 c (quar.) Co., Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.) Madfng Drug Stores Co., common (quar.),,, 550 preferred 6- 6-15 25c Shipping (quar.) Mississippi Valley Gas Co Missouri, Kansas Pipe Line Co, 7-15 62'4 c Paper Co. 6-30 Reclaiming Co.— Mississippi 5 $12'4c & Bloedel & National 25c (quar.) preferred 6-20 $1.06'A Gas & Oil Corp 1 7-15 Mississippi Power. 4.60% pfd. (quar.) Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.),— 6-12 62 (4 c —.— (quar.) Power MdcMillan Fire National 6- for Falls 4% 6-15 40c ——, (extra) (One additional share Mission Development Co Mississippi Glass Co, common (quar.) 6-12 7- 7-15 40c 1 5% 6-12 65c Ltd.,. preferred National 6-15 $1.08% prior Mining 6-26 7-. a 5c $1.11'A common Co. Corp. pfd. $7 Welding Machine 5-30 $1.10 Refineries, Minnesota 50C $2.25 Steel Electric 6-26 45c convertible Millers 6-30 re¬ (quar.),: (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) Mines. National 6-30 (quar.), Laboratories $1 6- 93 %c from (quar.) 97'4 c ___ (quar.) Mfg.-Co., common Class A (quar.) share. (quar.),, (quar.) Mackinnon Structural (quar.) (quar.) Miller $1 (H. C. Lytton & Co.) Macassa pfd. (quar.) 4(4% (^preferred Mid-West 6-30 Lyon Metal Products— 5% 3.80% Common /(quar.) '<l 6- X 6-15 $1.25 (s-a) Lynn Gas & Electric 6-19 15c (quar.) — 6- Inc, 6-30 held) 6- 31'Ac preferred (quar.) (Waltei M.) Co., Ltd. 4 (4 % 1 preferred 10c (quar.),,. Utilities, Inc Midland Oil Corp.,; $1 conv. pfd. (quar.), Midland Steel Products, common (quar.) $2 non-cum. preferred (quar.) 8% preferred (quar.) 6-15 35c 25 share Midwest'i Oil __ common Ludlow Mfg. & Sales Co. Ludwig Baumann & Co.— 7- 4(4% $1 South 1 45c 10c 4>/4 % Lowney 6-15 (quar.)——,*.—— Utilities i 6-15 50c: , 6- 1 7- 30c $1.75 $2.50 (quar.) at & Sons, 1 70 %c (quar.) dividend Middle 6-12 6-26 $1.25 — (quar.) being July on (M!) 7- National 4-16 6-15 5-20 6-15 6-26 National Department Stores Corp. (quar.) National Distillers Products Corp.— 7-15 Co.— preferred demption Lowenstein 6-15 50c (s-a) payment in (quar.), 6-15 6-15 1 Michigan — (first preferred 1 1 6-19 (Ky.)— par) par) 7- Co, 1 (quar.)— Mortgage Casket 7- 1 6-15 6-29 50c Casualty (Detroit) (quar.) City Bank of N. Y. (quar.) City Lines (quar.) National each —.4—— ($100 preferred 5% National National National-Standard 1 13c 50c (quar.) National 1 7- 6-30 (quar.),, 4 20c pfd. 7% Electric, Surety common 6-12 8 7- 7-15 from 50c 6- 6- J75c 6-30 15c and 6-19 6- ' Louisville Co, Register Co. 6-15 _ . 6-12 6-15 income 2nc preferred Gas 6-30 7-15 . 7- 7- 8 6-19 1 37'4 c ; Ic 6-14 7- 2 6- 7- 6-30 gains 6-19 (quar.) Exploration Electric (quar.) Cash capital 15c Co., com. (interim) (quar.)— Los Biscuit National 20c 40c Co. National 6-10 Michigan preferred Artgeles Investment 6-17 1 Michigan Steel Tube Products Co.—, $1.31 »/4 quar.) — preferred Los 1 7- $1,311/4 — 5% 7- 8-21 Corp.;. (quar.) Telephone, 6-16 1 6- 6-22 6c and Corp.— ordinary income 6-19 Longhorn Portland Cement Lorain investment 1 1 6-15 Aviation from 1 9-15 . preferred ? (quar.): net 7- 25c 7- $1.42 '4 (quar.) B London Canadian Investment Corp.— $3 Corp., & From National $1.25 (initial) series i 6-li 6-16 7- 5-12 6-16 2 75c . 6-16 c 5-12 6-15 7- 15c realized capital gains,,, E.) & Brothers Co. (reduced) Nash-Kelvinator Corp. (quar.) Nashville & Decatur RR, 7(4% guar. (s-a> Nation-Wide Securities— 10c common preferred preferred preferred preferred Michigan Gas (quar.), income $1.25 (quar.) Thermit 4.35% 6-12 6-30 co.— conv. ) pvei 6-29 20c ~ ~ (quar.) Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. sy4» preferred A (quar.) 5.zb% 30c t$l ; - Theatres, 1 6-15 50c Myers (F. 6-30 87'4 Metropolitan Edison Co., 8% dividend 25c (quar.) Metropolitan Brick Inc. B from 6-30 62'4 bOc 8% 7- 6-15 15c $30c Co. 50C $1 6-15 1 7- (quar.) (quar.).: 1 1 35c (quar.),,, 12'4 c __ (quar.) preferred 6-15 7- 7- $1.18% Quarterly (quar.) (quar.) (monthly) 1 12c 6-15 7- 6-15 6-16 Mutual Trust— 6-15 1 60c (quar.) (quar.) guaranteed Co., common Co. (quar.) guaranteed 8% 6- 1 7- 62'4 c (s-a) iquar.i Special Lock Joint Pipe 6-15 6% 7- 5-25 2 25c (quar.) System, Inc, common preferred (quar.) Ltd.— Special & Co. Co. Mutual 2c pfd. Cement preferred Class Ring Muter 6-19 6-15 6-27 50c 7 7- 20c 6-15 30c (quar.) Piston 5 25c ; common Machine preferred 8 6-25 held shares 9-10 $1.10 3 6-20 26'Ac 8- 15c (quar.) (quar.) Publishing Co., new com. (initial), Mergenthaler Linotype Co Mersey Paper, Ltd. (stock dividend) — One 5% preferred share for each 33(4 5-29 6-12 $1.10 Original Special preferred Meredith 6-10 6-16 3 7- (quar.),,: 6- 6 50c preferred (quar.) preferred (initial) 2nd 7- 40c pfd. 5- 8 62'4 2nd conv. 7-15 y7-i5 I (quar.) 1 7- 40c (quar.) (quar.) Co., com. Stores Co., 4% 75c (s-a) (quar.) (s-a) preferred $4.25 5 6-30 c $4 6-19 6- 6-20 50c (quar.) original—; 1 6-15 25c 12'4 ___ preferred RR., 7- 17 '4c (quar.) class A 5% & Distillers & 5c • Murray Co. of Texas, Inc. (quar.) Murray Corp. of America, common (quar.), 25c pfd. preferred (s-a),. Co. (increased) Company, common (quar.) preferred (s-a) Merck 6-12 : Co, 4%% 88c (quar.) $1.50 Inc. Co. Portland $3.50 (quar.) Lipe-Rollway Corp., 6-19 Co.— (quar.) common preferred 25c (quar.) Co., Co. Telephone, Mercantile Corp. 62 (4 c partic. 5% 7-24 10-24 8- $2.50 7% 1 11-1 6-29 $1.25 $15c 1 7- IbOc (s-ai Menasco Mfg. 1 6-15 I 9- 15c Mengel 25c 5% preferred (s-a) Lindsay Chemical Co., 6- 1 2 $3.50 common (quar.) 6- $1.50, preferred Robbins Inc., 5(4% Co. 6-15 $1.37'4 Corp. & preferred 6% 6-10 (Fort (quar.) & 1 7- H.) Johnson Melchers Insurance Indiana) 6-12 6-12 $1.75 . (quar.) Life McQuay, 1 1 22'4 (quar.) 6-12 77- 1 L.td.. Stores 22 '4 c $1.06'/4 Supply Murphy (G. C.) Muskegon 40c preferred & McLellan 3 7'4 c preferred J.) 1 3 6- 7- $28c * Machine McKesson . Lincoln Park Industries $1 ; 7- 6c Products, Co. Mfg. 1 $1.25 (quar.) common Aircraft (F. 6- Fuel Munsingwear, Inc, 5-15 6-15 17'4c (quar.) Co.. conv. 6-15 C.j— (quar.) Corp. (A. $3.50 McDonnell (quar.) National 6-15 1 6-15 50c 6% dividend) (quar.) Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.) Stores Corp., common (quar.) McCrory 6-15 Quarterly Little 7- (stock Mullins 5-29 30c (quar.) 1L.1 McCord 8 6-25 $1.06'A preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 12'4c Liberty^Products Corp. *' (quar.) Liggett Myers Tobacco Co.— 7% -preferred (quar.) Lincoln 5-29 Mueller Brass $15c (quar.) 1 6-15 Mountroy, Ltd. 13c 5(4% VlcBrine A. 6- Co. Mountain 6-12 6-12 Fund (quar.) Corp. Inc. preferred 6% 5 W.) W.), Company, 5% • 18 %c class A 90c Lily-Tulip 6-ib $2 (quar.),,,- preferred "> 6-10' 25c 90c 6- 5 6-15 5c t4c (quar.),,, Insurance Loan, Class 6-15 •il/C Quarterly Liberty Maytag 6-10 _ (quar.) Life 7- (J. McBee 6-10 : Lexington Union Station, 4% preferred Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.— Liberty 1 7'4c ,, tquar.j preferred 6- 7- 62 »4C ; Lessing's, Inc. (quar.) Leverage Fund (Canada) Common 6-19 25c (quar.), (quar.) preferred ' (quar.) Salt 5% 7-15 7-31 t30c Co. 6-20 6-12 series 1951 (W. 7-31 UOc Co., pfd. conv. Navigation J12'4 c Leath Leslie 4(4% Matson 6 6-30 6-30 c 6-15 1 6- 7- 30c 1 (quar.) 7-3 8- 35c 6% preferred (quar.) Mount Vernon-Woodberry Mills 7% preferred (s-a) 6-25 Massey Ltd. 6-19 1 7- income— Co., Mount Clemens Metal $1.12'4 Mathieson Chemical Corp., common (quar.), 4(4% convertible preferred (quar.) Harris 6-19 6-12 J 6-10 25c lc investment 1 (quar.),,. 6-15 6-15 Stuc.< 8- 56'Ac California 7- $1.50 Holder* Payable of Rec 5c (quar.) of 6-13 1 Growth Co. 1 6-30 (quar.) Investors (quar.) Bearings (Canada), class A (quar.) Motor Finance Corp, $5 preferred (quar.),. 1 7- Co common 6-30 26'/4c 6- 6-15 77- 31'Ac 5-20 6-30 25c $1.06'/4 (quar.) 6-15 5c 6-20 (quar.) com. 6-15 25c (quar.) Lawyers Title Leonard From 5 Co., preferred Oil Massachusetts Corp., Ltd.— B & 4(4 % Mascot 1 Plan When Share America, Motor 7- of preferred rMorris 6-20 Company Plan $2.25 6-22 1 52'4 5UC iquar.i (quar.) preferred $2.50 11- (quar.) convertible preferred $1.05 6-22 7- 30c preferred Maryland Drydock 0 11-15 1. (quar.) & 35c & Class. A Class 6-19 8-15 \ Laurentide Acceptance 5% 12-16 1 7- 25c Co. Blower 9-15 12-31 $2.10 12-15 62'A c (quar.), (quar.) : Bleachery & Co., Co. 9-30 12-31 15c Iquar.) Lamson 9-15 15c (quar.) Corp. Sons &. Field . 6-15 9-30 15c A ulnars _ 6-30 15c iquar.) (M.) 7-15 7-15 25c 25c Co., 4(4% pfd. (quar.),, Marshall-wens, 6% preferred (quar.) Martin-Parry Corp. Maryland Casualty Co., common (quar.)__, b-io 15c iquar.) Class Marsh Marshall 5 $20c quar.), (quar.) Marlin-Rockwell Per Name of Morris $17'4c (increased common preferred Holders Payable of Rec. Ltd.— (quar.) Basket, When Share & Telephone Co., (quar.) preferred $1 6-15 7'4c (quar.) 7% Market 6-12 (quar.) (.Aiired), Class 2 12'Ac (quar.), Co: 12-2* 7- Company Common 0-^6 9-28 1 -11-54 t25c Laboratories ~4iuuert "(i-AO 10-10 10c (John), Per Name of Maritime Telegraph 6-26 10c Quarterly Lakeside 7-10 IOC - Holders Payable oj Rec. 10c (quar.) Quarterly Labatt When Share University 51 Refractories Co. (quar.) (quar.) 75c J25c f Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 15, 1953 The Commercial and (2616) S2 Public Service Co.— Indiana preferred (quar.) 4%% preferred (quar.i JVortnern Natural Gas Co. (quar.) ♦lorthern Pacific Ry. (quar.)— — •Northland Greyhound Lines— 3%% preferred (quar.) ♦Jorthrop Aircraft Inc. (quar.) •Northwestern Leather Co. (quar.)—--—— ♦iova Scotia Light & Power. Ltd.—.——— 4.56% Corp. ♦fovadel-Agene — Class (quar.) common B — (quar.)— 3.90% preferred (quar.) — 4.40% preferred (quar,)—— .—•— 4.44% preferred (quar.) Ohio Water Service Co. (quar.) Old Line Life Insurance Co. of America— Co., common Quarterly preferred (quar.) Omaha & Council Bluffs Street 5% preferred (accum.) 4»A% Inc., common Omar. Extra Ltd., Oneida, (quar.) common Cement Venn-Dixie Fruit Venn Pennsylvania Exchange Bank (N. Y.) Vennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com. 5% Co., Publishing Milk 8-15 Vfaudler Co, Vfeiffer •Pfizer Co. 6- 4 7-15 6- 1 7-15 6- 1 1 — 6-15 6- 6-15 5-29 1 6-15 6-26 6-12 7- 6-26 6-15 6-22 6-10 Radio 12- 3 6-19 6- 5 6-15 6-15 5-30 8-15 7-25 10-24 7-25 8-15 7-25 10-24 6- 1 6- 1 50c 6-15 1 7- 6-15 6-15 6-19 D. Real 6- 6 1 1 6-10 7- 1 6-10 7- 1 6-10 6-15 1 7- 1 6-15 Republic 6-12 6-12 Republic Steel Corp., common (quar.) 6% prior preferred A (quar.) 1 6- Rice-Stix, 6-10 6-15 6- 6-25 6-10 6-23 6-23 6-12 10- 1 9-11 1-2-54 12-11 7- 1 6-12 10- 1 9-11 1-2-54 12-11 (quar.) 62'Ac $5 93%c 8c 'Ac 6-17 Crow Gold (quar.) ViDsbury Mills, Inc., S4 preferred •Pilot Full Fashion Mills (quar.) dividend Fund. Vkmeer net Suspender 7- 6-30 6-10 6-15 6- 5 5-30 1 6-10 1 pfd. (quar.) preferred (quar.) preferred B (quar.) •Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Common (quar.) 4%% Chicago 6-10 "7% preferred (quar.) Vittsburgh Metallurgical Co. (extra) •Pittsburgh & North Adams RR. (s-a)— Vittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (quar.i „ •Pittsburgh Steel Foundry, 5% pfd. (accumi Vittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. »• 6- 8 6-18 6-25 6-15 •Plough, Development, Inc. Ltd. (quar.) (quar.) — Seaboard Air Container Corp., 6-30 6-15 $1.72 convertible preferred 6-10 $2.12 convertible preferred 6-30 6-15 Seaboard Oil 7- 1 6-15 Seabrook Farms, 7- 1 6-15 6-30 4-18 6-15 5-29 6-29 6- 7-27 6-30 7- 6-15 Searle (G. Securities Co., (Del.) 5- 7- 1 7- 1 6-20 6-19. 6-20 6-10. .60c 6-26 6-26 6-12: 6-29 7-10 7-10 7-10 6-15 6-15 6-15 7- 1 7- 1 6-19i $2 class A (Interim) (quar.i common . (quar.) (quar.) (initial) Acceptance new com. 5% preferred (quar.) Security Title Insurance & Guaranty (L. A.) Co., 15c $1.50 75c $2 25c 25c $1.25 $1.12 25c 5c 22c 40c $1.12V2 10c (s-a) common participating preferred (s-a) 3% Participating 4% 1 1 (quar.) Bros, Rubber Seiberling 9- (s-a) preferred prior Co., common 1 9- 6-15 6- 1 6-15 6- 1 Seneca Falls 9-15 9- 1 Serrick Corp., 7- 1 6-12 7- 9 6-18 (quar.) (quar.) 4'A% prior preferred (quar.) Seismograph Service Corp 10- 5% Class Co (quar.)— class A (quar.) B preferred (quar.) Shattuck (Frank G.) Co. (quar.) Shawinigan Water & Power Co. 4% preferred class A (quar.) Servel. 6-15 Inc., 4¥2% 1 6-15 6-29 6-15 7- 6-15 1 class A preferred Mr.chine 6- 7- 1 1 (quar.) (quar.)__ 50c preferred 1st series (quar.)—— Products (quar.)—— — Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd. — 56¥ic Products Corp., common 6-25 6- 6-15 5-29 $4.50 7- 1 6-15 4 6-15 5-20 6-15 5-20 7- 6-9 1 6- 7- 6-15 7- - •Sigma 6-10 1 1 6-16 Simonds 7- 1 6-10 1 6-10 7- 1 6-19 7- 1 6-15 10- 1 9-15 7- 1 6-15 10- 1 9-15 6-15 5-13 7- 5% Skil 6-17 1 6- 5 40c 50c 6-15 6- 1 7- 1 6-17 7- 1 6-17 • 20c 30c 35c 6-19 6- 5 6-15 6- 5 6-15 6- 5 6-15 6- 5 6-15 6- 5 $30c 7- 1 5-15 7- 1 6-10 37¥20 6-19 6-10 220c 6-30 6-15 7-15 6-19 — 50c 25c $25c $50c 30c 25c 30c $1 8c 31'Ac 383Ac 25c 17'Ac $1.25 (quar.i 6-15 1 6-15 7-15 4-13 South Pittsburgh 6-15 6- South 7-29 6- 35c 15c 70c 7- 1 6-10 6-22 6-15 6-20 6- 35c 9-10 8-27 75c 6-15 6- 1 20c 6-30 6- 5 50c 6-16 6- 5 $1.12''A 7- 1 6-10 30c 7- 1 6-19 25c 6-15 Cable Rome Corp Works, Inc Rotary Rowe O.) Inc. Electric Steel (quar.) , Co. Rubinstein (F. C.) Mfg. • 4'A% Co. preferred (quar.)— Co.—'— Russell-Miller Milling, Ruud 7- 1 6¥L5 40c 6-29 Manufacturing 4¥2% pfd. $2.25 (s-a) 1 Corp. 1 6-15 5 —— — Water, Porto Rico Sugar, preferred Southam Co., pfd. (quar.) common (quar.) Ltd Southern Advance Bag & Paper Co. (quar.) Extra 5% partic. original pfd. preferred (quar.) (quar.) 4.32% Canada Southern 6% preferred Common 4.80% Power Co., Ltd., common (quar.)— Gas & , - (quar.),. (Del.) Oxygen Co. (quar.) 6-3G> 7-30 6-30 6-20 6-30 7- 1 6-30 6-30 6-30 6-22 6-30» 6-16 6- 3: 6-196-22: 6- 5 6- 5 6- 5 6-10' 6-15> 6-15' 7- 3' 6-1 7- 1 7- 1 $1.12'A $1 50c $35c 7-15 7- 1 7- 1 6-1& 6-27 30c 15c 6-30 6-30 6-156-15- 50c 27c $45c $$1.50 6-30 6-30 8-15 7-15 6- 5. 6- 5> J"20' 37'Ac $1.20 25c 6-30 8- 1 6-10> 75c (quar.) Southern Pacific Co. 7- 1 7- 1 7- 1 6-29 6-25 6-15 6-13" 7-15 6-20> 6- t 6-30 6-22 Southern Railway Co. _ 6- 6-30 6-17 Old 5% non-cum. preferred $1 6-30 6-20 Old 5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)—i— . 7-30 Electric Co.— (quar.) preferred Southern 6-11 Edison— California Southern 6-19 6-27 8- 3 6-15 6-12: 6-12* 6-126-16> 6-11 7- t 6-15. 17'Ac 62¥aC 57'Ac 25c 50c 4'A% 12'Ac (quar.) (s-a)— 7- 5-29 — 6-19 2% (stock dividend) *ftyerson & Haynes, Inc. Royalty 8 — (quar.) Co. Southern Indiana (quar.) 5-27 Sabine 8% (see Helena Rubinstein) (H.) Ruppert. (Jacob), Russell (quar.) (quar.) Corp. Russell (quar.) Engineering 1 preferred (quar.) (quar.) South Jersey Gas Co.— 4.60% Oil 5-18 6-156-lS» 6- 4 6-15 & Gas Co.— (quar.) 1 6-15 7- 1 7- 1 Inc.— (quar.) preferred Penn 6-19- 6-30 6-30 6-30 7-28 6-15 65c 60c $1.25 $1.25 30c (quar.),, 5% South 6-30 6-10 6-12: 5-15 5-15 Co. (quar.) South Atlantic Gas Co., common Common 5-295-29 6-19" l 6-20 6-26 Corp. 7- (quar.) 6-15 6-15 6-15 6-30 6-10/ 6-15 Soss Mfg. 5% Old common 2 6-15- $12'Ac Engineering South Carolina Electric — 6- 6-1T (initial) (quar.) — Works (quar.),; Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd. (quar.),, 4% preferred (quar.) Smith, Kline & French Laboratories (quar.) Snap-On Tools Corp. (quar.) Snyder Tool & Engineering Co.______ Solvay American Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.) -Sonotone Corp., common (quar.) $1.25 preferred A (quar.) $1.55 convertible preferred (quar.)— O.) (A. 7- 2 7- 2 6-26 7- 1 6-10* 50c Smith 6-15 1- 6- 2: 6- 3: 5-22 — Smith $1 6-111 6- 6-3 Corona Typewriters, & 5-25. 5-23 (increased) Co. Co. C.) 6-16 25c 20c Steel (quar.) (L. Quarterly 6-19" 6- En Rayon, Corp. Smith 6-15. 7- 2 6-15 (quar.) 5% prior pfd. preferred A (quar.),. Skenandoa 1 6-15. 7-2 new common Corp. (quar.) Oil Sinclair 5. 6- 6-15 Ltd., Simpson's, 6-12' 6- $10c 70c Simplex Paper Corp., Simplicity Pattern Co 7- 6-12 6-15 class A (quar.) B & 6-12: 6-12: 12c —_ Ltd Silverwood Dairies Ltd., Saw 6-10. $15c (quar.) (quar.) Silver Standard Mines, Class 6-10. 7- 2 i20c $25c i50c Ltd. Mines, preferred 5% 1 6- 15c Siiknit, Ltd., common 6-10 1 6-10. $30c $38c 5c — (quar.) trust (quar.) Sicks' Seattle Brewing & Malting Co. (quar.) 6-10 6-18 6- 5-295-29 6-16". 6-26 6- L 6- I Breweries, Ltd., common Voting 7- 6-18. 35c (quar.) "7- 6-18 6-15 83c Extra Sicks' 9 7- Optical 6-12: 6-30 6-15 $1.12'A preferred A (quar.) B (initial) Shuron 6-10' 25c Preferred , 7- 1 7- 1 7- 1 7- 1 6-15 6-15 7- 1 7- 1 6-30 6-30 6-15 6-15 7- 1 6-19 6-19- $$1.75 preferred (quar.) Shoe Corp. of America— Class A common (quar.),—. 7% 6-15 6-1G' 3c 4'A% Sherman 6-25 7- t50c $56'Ac 75c (quar.) B Co. Shellmar 1 6-15 $4.50 class Oil 5c 45c 43c 53c 50c $1.12'A 40c 10c 31'/4c (quar.) preferred 4¥2% & Co. D.) 6-15" 5. (quar.) 6-15 8-14 6- (quar.) 1 1 8-14- 6- quar.) Finance 9-11 6-12: 6-15 6-15 ; (incr. Co. RR. Seaboard 7- 7-17 7- 1 (quar.)__ Line Seaboard 1 7-17 13c 5 6- 1 1 1 1 1 40c 5-29 6-20 88799- $1.12'A 6- 2 5 7-20 15c 6-15 Co.— 5-20 6- 5' Scullin Steel Co. 6-10 5 6- 6-10 Inc.— 6-15 ' VJyrnouth Gil Co. 6-12 1 7- 5-30 6-10. Fund Stock 7- & '6-18 $$1 ' Stevens Common 6-24 7- 5 9 6-10 7- 1 7- 1 preferred (quar.) & Clark Fund $4.50 series A Scudder, preferred (quar.) $1.25 preferred A (quar.) $1.25 Rocky Mountain Fuel (liquidating! 7'Ac Holland Paper Co., Ltd., 4'A% pfd. (quar.) 2$1.06'/4 Rolls Royce, Ltd.— American deposit receipts ordinary (final) 10% 15c (quar.) (interim) 1 7- 1 •Placer 1 6- 6-12 5% Ruberoid 6-10 6- 6-30 6-24 66- 22'Ac $1.02'A Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Common (quar.) 5% (J. $1.75 7- I $1.75 ,7-1 50c '' '6-16 $2.50 7- 1 15c - .6-22 $2.50 ,* 7- 1 50c ' " 6-15 1 6-15 Brothers, Ry.— 6- 6-15 common 1 7-|0 $0.1667 83¥4c $1.10 (quar.) preferred 1 Ross 6-19 6-30 1 1 Roos 6-19 4.10% 6- 7- 1 7- 1 7- 1 6-15 6-17 (quar.) 12- ., (quar.) 7- 1 Inc.— 4%% Common 20c 6- 6-15 7-15 53YbC 53'Ac conv. 1 6-15 3 (quar.) 1 Power (quar.) 4.40% preferred (quar.) Scranton-Spring Brook Water System— $1.25 7- 10c ll'Ac Co of 7- — Telephone Corp., preferred Ronson Art Metal income) Viper Aircraft Corp.. 4'A% Vitney-Bowes, 7-15 6-30 20c Inc._ investment Quarterly Rochester Rock wood 6- 6-10 2% Ltd.— Mines. Co. 1 1 9- of merger Pennsylvania preferred 1 6-30 proposed a with Co. would not affect the earn¬ the former's stockholders Light ings 40c Controls Robertson-Fulton 5% 7- 1 6-30 5-29 that company 5% Ltd., com. (quar.) (N. Y.) 6-16 6-19 6- equal to % of the regular dividend and was declared to sure 6-16 (quar.) 7-25 & 1 3 6- 6- common— 6- (quar.) com. $1 10c (quar.) preferred Little & Co., Ltd., 85c $10c (quar.) Co. CP. L.) Mfg. Co., American Insurance Co. 'Ac Hosiery Co. Insurance make 250c ____ 6- payment quarterly 1 37¥ac ll%c (quar.) (quar.) Robinson, 6-15 6- (quar.) (quar.) Co., 7-1 com. Rochester 6- 4 6-15 6-30 $1.25 6-15 6-15 8- 1 85c 50c 91¥»c $1.07'A (quar.) 6-15 (quar.)— 6-15 12'Ac Extra Vhoenlx Co. prefened Participating partic. 6-18 7- 1 6-30 7- 1 6-19 6-25 Vhoenix Metal Rcbbins & Myers Inc., Robertson 7- 1 This Electric 7-1 15c 5c $20c 87'Ac 15c Co Bros. Riverside 5% 5 75c 1 •. 6- 7- (quar.) 7- 6- 2 Scranton 6-20 Riegel Textile Corp., $4 preferred (quar.)— Riley Stoker Corp. Ritter Co., Inc., common (quar.)— 5% preferred (quar.) River Rafsin Paper Co. (quar,)—. 6-30 8 50c Corp. Richman Co.— Vhillips Screw Co. (quar.) "Phoenix Glass Co., common Oil 5-29 $1.50 4.30% 7-14 6- 5 5-29 6-15 6-15 $1 common preferred preferred 1 6-15 Co., Mfg. 3.65% Singer Mfg. 6-23 2 Scovill 1 7- 10c 6- Co.— preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) 3.35% 40c 6-30 6- 6-15 5-15 6-15 $1.75 $1.75 •1.75' $1.75 6-15 6-30 $3.40 Inc.,— Richfield Title Insurance Co •Pfailco Corp., 3% % preferred A (quar.),, <From 5 $4 (quar.) $1.37'/a _ 1st 6-30 87'Ac 25c preferred convertible preferred (quar.) 7% 1st preferred (quar.) 7% 2nd preferred (quar.) 7% 2nd preferred (quar.) 7% 6-19 6-23 6-30 _ 6-10 6-11 1 Scott Paper A (quar.i common 90c $1.12'A dividend 6-12 6-11 1 6-19 preferred Co., 25c 6-20 1 7- 1 Lock 5¥2 % 10c common 6-20 6-19 7- 6-16 7- 25c $1.1834 30c 6-17 6-17 7- 1 7- 8 7- 1 $1.10 20c 50c f20c 60c 25c 27'Ac Ltd. (quar.) Co. (quar.) Bridge, 10c Co., preferred (quar.) Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco— 3.60% preferred (quar.) 4.50% preferred (quar.) Rhinelander Paper Co. (quar.) 5 'A % 5 6- 6-30 40c Suburban Transportation Corp., Metals Reynolds Stock 6-15 Schwitzer-Cummins 7- 1 Welder Resistance 2 6-22 Sarnia Schlage 6-15 this 25c $1.12'A $28c 25c $1 $1.50 (quar.) 6-1$ 1 7- $1.25 40c < Pictures $1 pfd. 1 1 7- 7-15 6-19 6-19 6-22 $2.25 (quar.) Ltd., -class A preferred Renold Coventry, 7- 30c $1 $1 $1 37'Ac 25c ——— A (quar.) (quar.) Works, common (quar.) San Jose Water 6-30 $1.25 (quar.) Stores, 43A% (quar.) Diego Gas & Electric Co. San 5 Shell (s-a > Co. $4.40 5-15 (Washington, 7- 25c 25c $1 50c $1.12¥3 $1.12Va $1.12'A prior preferred Owl $4.50 7- 6-15 5-15 6- 6-15 50c — (quar.) (quar.) Insurance Paper Co.— 1st preferred series 7- 933Ac 2'Ac 25c 25c 50c $4.25 $1.25 $1.25 20c (quar.) A 6-17 Regis Inc.— Mills, Remington Arms Co., Inc., common 6% preferred (s-a) a —— Remington Rand, Inc., common (quar.) 1 6- St. 12'Ac (quar.) preferred (quar.) _— Reeves Brothers, Inc. (quar.)—__—.—— Reeves-Ely Laboratories, Inc., common _ $4.30 convertible preferred (s-a)— Regal Shoe Co.— ————————— Reitman's, (Canada), Ltd. (special) Reliance Mfg. Co., 3'A% preferred (quar.) Red 9-10 7- (s-a) Hosiery C.) Silk Reardon 6-10 8 35c 62'Ac common preferred A preferred A Marine & Fire 8- 50c (quar.) class A participating 5% 1 6- 1 7- $1.12'A Vhlladelphia r* 5 6- 6- 6-15 30c 228c (quar.) common Real Estate Title Insurance Co. 5-20 5-21 1 Tube— Reading 6-15 Paul 7-15 87'Ac (quar.) Inc. 6-15 St. Seeman Rapid Electrotype (quar.) — Quarterly Rayonier, Inc., $2 preferred (quar.) — Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)__— 10-24 11-15 Co., convertible 5 7- 5c preferred (quar.) (Pittsburgh) Rand's, 8-15 6-10 —— • Purina 3%% 11-15 11-15 . 5% 6- 6-30 35c 50c $$1 Co 5-26 1 7- Corp. Ralston 9-10 Reduced Vkmeer Radio 6-10 1 7- Condenser of America $3.50 conv., 1st preferred 5-30 1 (quar.) Corp., Quarterly Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd Quincy Mining Co. (Irreg.) — R. & M. Bearing (Canada), Ltd. class A— 7- 3 7-15 12-15 & Co. •Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)#1 preferred (quar.)— — Vhlladelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.— Stock Ltd. (quar.) Pyle National Co., common (quar.) 8% preferred (quar.) Quaker City Fire & Marine InsurancePurex 1 (quar.)_ preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.). #4.50 1st preferred (quar.) #4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.) #4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.) #4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.) Vickie Pure convertible 6-30 50c $1.25 15c 30c $2 Pulp & Timber (quar.)——— Oil Co., 5% preferred (quar.)—- 5% Ry., preferred 7-15 $1.1834 (quar.) 6-12 Francisco San 7-1 $1.75 $1,75 — 1 Louis, 7-15 50c Puget Sound 6 6-lfl 2 7- 50c common 1st 6% original preferred (quar.) 1st preferred (quar.) Publicker Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd. convertible 6-15 50c 7% 5% 6-15 40c 7% 6-10 $1.15 40c 50c $1.25 $1.12'A 1st •Philadelphia Common 6-12 6-30 $1.16 'A (quar.)— St. 7- 35c $1.02 $1.17'A Corp., voting common non-voting (quar.) Publication 6-15 6-24 preferred 4.70% 1 6- 7-15 7- $1.12'A $1.10 (quar.)—. ——4% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.) Philadelphia Dairy Products, com. (quar.) #4.50 5 6- 6-18 $1.25 ' St. Louis Public Service Co., class A 6-25 7- $1 $1.06 42c tquar.) A 6-25 1 6-25 $1.25 (quar.) (quar.) (quar.) $1.40 preference 4.08% preferred 6-15 1 7- 6-15 7- preferred 44.50 8-20 10- — (year-end)—— Brewing (Charles) 2Vz% 9-10 6-10 (quar.) preferred 5% 7-15 1 (quar.) Corp., 1 7- 37'Ac 50c $1.50 preferred (quar.) •Petroleum Corp. of America Mulllken 6-15 2 7- 75c common 7-15 8-15 25c 4A% Vettibone 7-15 preferred 1 7- 45c Hampshire (quar.) Public Service Co. of New Mexico — 5% preferred A (quar.) Public Service Co. of Oklahoma— 4% preferred (quar.) 4.65% preferred (quar.) Public Service Electric & Gas Co. (quar.)— 7- 1 7- 1 7- 1 6-15 7- 1 6-15 6-15 6-15 9-15 12-15 7-17 Power Co., 4'/4% pfd. (quar.) Joseph Light & Power Co., com. (quar.) 6-30 50c . . of New St. 6-10 $1 $1.12'A Saguenay 6-12 5% 35c (quar.)— National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)— Quarterly 7- (quar.) Co., Public Service Co 10- common— •Perfection Stove Co. Vet Public 6-12 50c (quar.)— (quar.) Telephone Corp. (Butler, Pa.)— Common 5-28 2 7- 30c 30c •Peoples Drug Stores, Inc. Veoples Gas Light & Coke Veoples Prophet (Frecl B.) Co. (quar.) Providence-Washington Insurance 12'Ac 50c o°c 25c 40c class A (quar.i $1.50 convertible Progress 5 $1.25 $1.25 preferred (quar.)— 4.40% preferred (quar.) 4.60% preferred (quar.)—_————— Vennsylvania Salt Mfg Vennsylvania Water & Power Co., common$5 preferred (quar.) $4.50 preferred (quar.) —; ——Venton 5 6- Co.— €%% (quar.) Laundry 6- 6-15 7- t$2 35c 15c (s-a»_— 5-28 30c 40c preferred (quar.). preferred (quar.)— S% Vennsylvania Power & Light Common (increased quar.) preferred 4% 6-15 1 (s-a)__ Ltd., common Co., & Brothers 1 1 6-10 7- 1 7- 1 (quar.) Shops 7- $4c 10c JSl -— 6-15 7- 56'Ac 12'Ac Co 6-15 25c 25c 33c 33c 32 Ac 32'Ac (quar.) Common Preston Oil 7-15 6-15 6-25 25c 60c Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co. (quar.) Safeway Stores, Inc., common (quar.) 4% preferred (quar.) 4'A% convertible preferred (quar.) 6-15 7- 20c (quar.) common preferred A (quar.) Corp., 5% preferred (accum.) East Dome Mines, Ltd. (s-a) Preston 5 Car Co., Steel 4'A% Prestole 6-26 22/2c 22'Ac 20c 12'Ac tlOc T20c 135c 40c (s-a)(quar.) Pressed 6- 6-26 20c Vennsylvania Engineering Corp 6-19 6-19 6-15 $2.50 $7oc j/ Pratt, 6-19 7- 14 75c — participating pfd. (quar.)— & Lambert, Inc. (quar.) Read & Co. (quar.) 6-12 2 of Canada, Ltd., common preferred (quar.) 1st non-cum. Price 0*0 (quar.) Co., common 6% 7-31 50c (J. C.) Co. (quar.) Vennroad Corp. (s-a) 6% 7- *1 Venney 6-15 6-12 8 6- 6-24 25c 45c 30c 125c *15c $50c $$1.50 175c 75c 25c Power Corp. 6-15 1 Saco-Lowell 6-24 62'Ac Extra 1 6-30 37 Ac 12'/2C 10c $1 Corp 1 6-15 6-30 $1 25c (quar.) 6-10 6- 1 6-30 $20c non-cumulative preferred (s-a)—■€%% non-cumulative preferred (s-a)—— "•Parker Appliance Co. (quar.) «»armelee Transportation Co. (quar.) Vatican Co., Ltd •Paton Mfg. Co., Ltd., common (quar.)—. 7% preferred (quar.i : •Peninsular Telephone Co., new com. (Initial) $1 preferred (quar.) #1 preferred (quar.) <1.32 preferred (quar.) $1.32 preferred (quar.) — -r $1.30 preferred (quar.) $1.30 preferred (quar.) •Penn Controls Inc., class A (quar.)—_—- 1 6-10 6-22 17%c 4%% 6- Pratt Corp.— Sheraton •Park 6-19 2 7- 62 AC (quar.) preferred (quar.) "•Paramount Pictures Corp. 1 7- 7- 125c 4% 6 6-30 Ontario Loan & Common 6- 7- 31'Ac 37/2c ——— Debenture Co.— New common (initial quar.) Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.) 7% preferred (quar./ Opelika Mfg. Corp. (quar.) •Pabco Products, 4% preferred (quar.) •Pabst Brewing Co. (quar.) •Pacific American Investors, Inc.— $1.50 preferred (quar.)— •Pacific Clay Products, new com. (initial)— ••Pacific Coast Aggregates Inc. (quar.) •Pacific Coast Co., common (resumed) $5 1st preferred (resumed) — $4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (resumed)— ••Pacific Indemnity (quar.) •Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp •Pacolet Mfg. Co., 5% pfd. (s-a) •Page Hersey Tubes, Ltd.—-—~—— •Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.— 2 4 6-30 10c $1 50c — 25c 6-15 6- 6-24 Co.— Paper & non-cumulative preferred (quar.) Porter (H. K.) Co., common (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.)—X-j——A-——Potomac Electric Power Co., common (quar.) 3.60% preferred (quar.) Potter Company (quar.) Powell River Co., Ltd. (quar.) — 4% 6-11 6-30 25c (quar.), preferred 6% 1 Sulphite (quar.) Common 8 6- Huron Port 6-19 1 6-26 25c - 3 6-26 5 ,'?3 — — * - 7- 7• Ry. Co.— (quar.) - ~ —- 1 7- 51 30c $1.12/2 (quar.) common 6- 7- 40c Oliver Corp., 5 7- 25c 20c —, 6- 6-20 ,i Town 5 7-25 9«/2C f, 5il.ll 37'Ac Corp., common (quar.) — preferred (quar.) —• Olin Industries, Inc., 4% pfd. A (quar.)— Old 6- 6-25 25c 35c +25c 25c $25c $1 S1 55c Flour Mills Co., Ltd. (quar.)Ohio Brass Co., class A common (quar.)— 5 6-30 Ma/„ 6- 6-30 75c Ogilvie Ohio Edison 6-20 38c joc II 45c (quar.) Common Payable of Rec. Share Name of Company Northern Payable of Rec. Share of Company Holdert "When Per Name Payable of Rec. Share Pocahontas Fuel Co. 20c Polaris Mining Co. (quar.)— — 10c Polaroid Corp., common (quar.12'Ac 5% 1st preferred (quar.)—-— 62'Ac $2.50 2nd preferred (quar.) 62'Ac Pollock's, Inc. (quar.) 20c Pond Creek Pocahontas Co. (quar.) $1 of Company Name Holdert When per ■■ v Holdert When Per « $1.25 6-1d 6-15: $1.25 9-15« $1.2o (quar.) (quar.) , 5-15 5-1& 8-1* yolume 177 Number 5229... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle S9> (2617) Per Name of Company . Southern $1 Union 5% Share Gas, convertible common- preference (quar.) common 4%% 4.65% 5% Electric preferred Tip Tisliman Co. Tobin 24c 7- 1 6-15 $1.25 7- 1 6-15 6- 8 Traders Finance Corp., Ltd., Class B (quar.) 6-15 6- 5 6-16 6- 1 6-15 5-20 common (quar.) Corp., 11-30 6-15 6- 6-30 6-17 6-20 6- 1 5 6- 6-30 18%c 5-15 1 A (quar.) (quar.) 1 7- 1 6-19 7- 1 6-19 7-10 6-26 208 7-10 6-26 Udylite (Ohio) Union preferred series A (quar.) Standard Radio, Ltd., class A 93%c (quar.). 7-15 6-19 Union 6-19 $4.50 7-10 6-19 $4 12Vic 8-15 8- 5 June 26)— Stanley Home Products, voting Non-voting B (quar.) 25c 7- 7- 1 (quar.) 20c 6-15 20c 6-15 6-30 (quar.) preferred (quar.).,. 5% preferred (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.) 4 Stedman Brothers, Ltd Sterling Aluminum Products Inc. (quar.) Sterling Trusts Corp. (Toronto) (quar.) Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.— 4Vi% preferred (quar.) Stix, Baer & Fuller. 7% 1st pfd. (quar.) Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common (quar.) , 5% prior 4% Co., 12-15 $20c 4V4% 25c Sunshine Supertest Machine Petroleum 4.40% Bwlft 1 6-19 6-15 6-15 7- 1 6- 1 6-15 6- 1 United 1 V 7-15 11- 2 1 6-20 1 25c 6-30 6-15 1 6-20 5- 77- 6-30 2 7 6- 1 U. Class 7-15 6-25 6-15 5-15 6-15 5-15 7- 6- 10- 1 U. 1 9- 1 1-2-54 12- 1 »■ 1 6-15 1 6-15 U. 7- 1 6-15 U. $4c 7- 2 4-20 7- 2 4-20 20c 7- 6-15 77- 1 7- 2 6- 7- 2 $5c preferred 4.64% preferred (quar.) 7-_2 6- 5 25c 6-15 6- 27c 6-15 6- Trust 6-30 6-19 United 6-15 6- 6-17 6- 5 6- 5 7- 1 6- $1.15 7- 1 6- 5 $1.16 7- 1 6- 1 6- 5 $1.27 Va 7- 1 6- 5 5 Thompson 4% Thor Thorofare Tool Thrift Stores, 4Vi% (Del.) $1 conv. preferred Universal Leaf Tobacco Extra - Co., common Van Van Transit Norman Co. 7-10 7-10 10c 6-25 6-15 Viau, <7c 7- 1 6- 3 Vi % 25c 6-15 5-29 6-30 6-18 10c common 6-30 6- 25c — 6-25 6-16 8 50c 6-15 6- 1 $1 (quar.) 6-15 6- 1 40c (quar.)— 6-30 6-15 25c 7- 1 6-12 31 Vic 7- 1 6-12 31 Vic > 7- 1 6-12 7- 2 6-12 *25c 4% Victor Viking Oil (s-a> common ■ (quar.)— (quar.) preferred (quar,)__J 7% 6-10 Vulcan 6-10 Wabasso Mold 6-19 6-10 30c 6-15 6-5 $1.25 9-10 9- 1 $1.25 12-10 12- 1 & Cotton Co., Co. - (quar.) (quar.)__—-—' Ltd. 6-15 1 6-15 50C 7- 1 6-15 (quar.)_ $1.43% 8- 1 7-1# $1 8- 1 7-1# 75c 7- 1 7- 1 $1.25 series Wood (Alan) 5% New A 5% 4Va% (quar.) 10c Co., 6-19 1 6-19 6-28 6-15 6- i 6-15 6- J 30c 7- 2 1 6-15 1 17 V2C 6-15 5-29 t$2.50 6-30 6- » $1.50 7-31 7-15 25c 6-20 6- 5 $1.12 Va 6-15 6- 1 $1.20 6-15 5-29 $1.12 Va 6-15 5-29 27 Vac (quar.) 6-20 5-29 $1.25 8- 1 7-19 $1.26 8- 1 7-15 7- 1 6-10 25c 7- I 6-19 2 Vac 8- 1 7-15 6-15 6- 1 12 V2C 35c 6-15 6- 2 (quar.)— $1.25 7- 1 6-15 12V2C 6-30 6-15 $0.2785 6-30 6-15 ——— 50c 6-27 50c 6-27 6-15 50c 6-26 6- $1.25 6-26 6- 3 4 l/10c 6- 9 5-12 25c 6-15 6- 9 —— (quar.) common common 6% conv. (quar.) 6-15 i 50c 6-20 $1.12Va 6-15 6- 1 $1.12 Va 6-15 6- 1 / - $2.50 6- 1 6- t 5-15 +3c 7- 5-28 25c 7- 6-20 25c 8- 7-20 5-28 50c 7- 6-lO 25c 7-15 6-30 37V2C Co. (quar.)——pfd. (quar.) Ltd.— Bear Mines, Corp., common (quar.) 4V2% preferred (quar.)—— 7-31 $4c 7-28 7-10 6-29 York Corrugating 6-19 York Water 6-30 6-19 6-20 6- Young Co. Co. (L. A.) 25c 7- 1 6-12 6-25 6-18 30c 7- 1 6-15 25c 6-15 6-1 6-15 6- 25c 6-15 6- 1 75c 6-15 5-15 50c (quar.)_ 6-12 25c (quar.) (quar.) Spring & Wire Corp. 5 1 56 %c —— 7- 25c 6-19 6-30 6-30 6-12 6-12 1 5-27 Youngstown Steel Door Co Youngstown Sheet & Tube $1.50 35c 6-20 5-29 6-20 5-29 6-20 5-29 25c 6-30 Zenith Radio Com. Co. (auar.) (quar.) i Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institute— Quarterly 75c 6-15 6- 5 10c 6-20 6-10 6-12 62Vic 6-25 37Vic 8- 6-11 — Zonite Products •Transfer books 1 7-17 tPayable in U. 75c 6-30 6-15 tPayable $1.12 6-30 6-15 JJ5c 6-20 6-10 a '35c 7-20 in resident Less Corpnot S. —•»— closed Funds, for less tax income tax. 7-10 x 6- y Corrected 7-2 6-8 payment or »•< non-residents' tax. at the source. No&* reported hereu- b > holders published dates -• 1. . Less Jamaica income tax. 6-15 $25c Previous dividend. Funds, tax deductible 15%; resident tax 7%. 7'ic 1 this 15%' Canadian Canadian British .. 6- 1 7- (quar.) Machine Yellow Cab Co., 6-30 6-10 1 1 $1.25 preferred 25c 1 7- 7- 7- $1.25 — York 6-30 6-19 1 $1.06% common Yellowknife 7- 7- 75c (quar.) Yates-American 6-20 6-26 7-29 6-15 7- 6-15 6-15 6-1® 8-21 $1.25 Wrlgley (Wm.")""jr. "co." (monthly j Monthly Yale & Towne Mfg. Co. (quar.) 1 7-10 8 3 6-30 $1.06% - —— Pump, 7- 1 6- 15c (quar.)— 4 Va % convertible prior preferred (quar.) Worumbo Mfg., 5% prior preferred (s-a)— Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. 3 25c 6-15 25c (F. prior 6-15 1 25c Lothrop, preferred Woolworth 7- 6-1® 30c (s-a) —— & 6-19 8- (s-a)—. (initial quar.)—. preferred (initial): Woodward 6-15 8-15 —. common Co. 6-25 15c — Iron 6-16 15C (s-a) common 5% 1 6-30 (quar.) Extra 7- 15C (quar.)— > Petroleum Co.— Woodward 6-1® 6-24 quar.) (quar.) Steel 5 6-15 $1 — preferred Woodley 6- 5 6- 20C (quar.)—— preferred (quar.) Dessauer 6-15 $1.05 (quar.) Iron 5-29 7- (quar.)—— -i.-— 7- 1 10- 62 VaC preferred Boats, Inc., 7- 6- b-11 $25C C.), Ltd. Electric Co.— $57c $1.01 Detinning Co., common preferred (quar.) 6-30 7-lfl 1 9-1® Worthington 6-10 6-25 7- 1 1 $1.25 (quar.) Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co Virginia Railway, common (quar.)____ 6% preferred (quar.) Vulcan Corp., $3 conv. prior pfd. (quar.)__ 6-30 • & 1 7-15- 1 5 10c preferred Extra Wizard 2- 7- Wisconsin Public Service Corp., com. 5% preferred (quar.) Wolf 8- 3 11- a 10c V $4.25 Co. 8-17 11-16 , 6-15 (quar.) Rubber (initial Co., Oil 9 25C Mfg. (J. Wiser 6-2® 1 40c common preferred preferred 7- $1.25 (quar.) & 5.04% 9- 60C Co. non-cum. 6- 8 9-15 $1.25 2-15-54 ■< 6-5 8-1 6-1® 6-15 37 VaC (quar.)— 6- 6-30 6-18 ; 6- 5-30 6-1® 1 1 $1.25 7-1 6-15 1 7- (quar.) com. 6-15 1 ! 8- $1.25 6-15 6-15 6-15 7- (quar.)—. W.), Ltd. (interim) World Publishing (quar.) 7- 6-15 7-15 - 50c —-- preferred $1.12% 6-15 1 7-15 1 25c Brothers 20c Co preferred $1.06Vi 7- Co. 87Vic ._ (quar.) $4.20 (quar.) 6-26 6-1® 30C : $15c $4.04 (quar.) 7-11 35c (quar.)— Equipment Co. $4.50 6-15 $2 Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.— 6% participating preferred (accum.) Virginia Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)_ Vulcan 6-16 6-25 20c Vinco Corp. $5 7-16 7-16 1 lVic (quar.)— preferred Pump 1 1 7- 1 $1.25 Stationery, Cement J50c Works, preferred 2nd 88- 7- 62 VaC - 25c i Chemical 6-15 pfd. 45c Viceroy Mfg. Co.. Ltd.__.l_ Victor 6-15 6-30 $1.12 Va (quar.) 1 Ltd. 6-30 6-18 common 75c Vanity Fair Mills, Inc.. (quar.)_ Vapor "Heating, 5% preferred (quar.) 5% preferred (quar.) Verney Corp. (Canada), 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)_ 1 6-19 7-24 50c . Corp., $4 conv. pfd. (s-a)— Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakeries de 8- 1 8-15 15c 8- 7- 6-17 30c (s-a) Corp.__— SI $6 Co. $1.14 (quar.) preferred B Hotel Valspar 5-26 5-26 6-19 6 $2 —.—- 6-15 6-15 6-15 1 6-19 7- 35c — (quar.) (quar.) 7- $1 25c 7- 7-15 30c — (quar.) Utica $1 6-19 25c - — 6- 31 Vic 6-10 7-15 17Vic (quar.)— com. preferred <quar.)_ Universal Pictures Co., common 6-15 (quar.) 6-15 Co., Co. (quar.) Wisconsin, Michigan Power— 4% % preferred (quar.) Wisconsin Power & Light, 4.80% pfd. (quar.) 4%% preferred (quar.) 5-28 35c ______ 8% 6-15 pfd. - 10c 50c - 1 6-20 1 6-30 $50c 6% preferred (quar.). Wisconsin Hydro Electric , 7- 6-30 $1.50 Extra 5% 1 6-15 5-28 6- $1.50 —— Winnipeg 1 60c (quar.)— 7- 1 66- 6-15 6-15 "20c t convertible preferred series B Ltd. (quar.) Wilson 6-19 1 6-15 6-15 $3.50 (increased quar.)—- $1.16 7- 7- 30c Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.— Common 5% Wilson 7-17 35c 1 6-15 Corp., (Increased quar.) convertible Wilsil, 1 43%c preferred Refining (quar.) & Light Co Utah-Wyoming Consolidated 25c 8-1 Cable Motor 5% 8-15 5% Oil 1 7- 1 6- 3 7- $35c — 6-19 6- 6-15 50c Wiggin Terminals, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.) Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.— 6-19 1 6-15 62 Vic Power — 7-1 30c — $30C (quar.) ; River Oil Corp Wickes Corp. (quar.) Wico Electric, 6% preferred A (quar.) Wieboldt Stores, Inc., common (quar.) $4.25 preferred (quar.)— 6% preferred (quar.) 6-15 7- & Whitney Blake 7-1 93%c 6-15 $1.37 Va Wichita 5-29 1 7-10 93%c ; 2nd Utah — 6-19 -7- prior Special 5-29 75c 6-19 1 50c (quar.) (accum.) Corp., common preferred (quar.) Whitehead 6-12 35c Corp., com. (quar.)— preferred (quar.) Utah 5-15 1 6-19 7-15 7- $1.50 prior preferred (quar.) Whitehall 6-5 6-22 7-15 $1.02 Va preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.) White 6-5 7- 6-19 Paper Co. White Eagle Oil Co. 6-16 1 $25c Utah 6-19 1 7-1 7- 5(Jc (quar.)— 7-15 25c 7- 22 Vic - Y.) 9-20 Ltd—— preferred A prefeired B $1 8 7-15 Whitaker 7-15 $1.75 8 6- 6-18 (quar.) Whitaker 6-16 8-1 5-15 6-25 pfd. (quar.)— (quar.) (quar.) $5 6-16 $1.75 ;— — (accum.) (quar.)_ (quar.)— (s-a) 6-15 (quar.) 7 7 45c 1 1 7- 6-15 15c A 4% 6-24 7- 5% (quar.)- (quar.) 1 $1.35 7-15 1 $1.12 Va Wheeling Steel 6-19 20c - 1 1 6-30 50c ■ preferred (s-a) 7- 25c 60c 1 1 50c $1.05 Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., 6-16 Corp.— non-cum. 6-20 Thrifty Drug Stores Co.— 4V2V0 B 8- convertible non-cumulative $6 7 7- 6- 5 6- 6-30 (George), Ltd. (quar.) Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. Co. (quar.) 6-15 7- 6-15 1 6- Inc A (Bait.)— dividend) — stock only 10- Markets, Inc., common (quar.)— preferred (quar.) 5% 5% Stores 1 Co. Inc., convertible 7- (quar.)—. Co. 6-20 6-25 25c — — common (N. Upson Company, 4V/2% preferred (quar.) Products, 7-10 $4 (quar,)_. common $1 , preferred Power 5-20 Corp., Ltd. 6- (quar.) Co. Thomaston Mills 6-30 20c B Lines Co. 1 Textiles, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)— Textron, Inc. (New Hampshire)— Thermoid A $1.14 Southeastern Gas. Texas Utilities Co. (quar.)—_ Carbon 6%% „ , 12VaC Texas Thermatomic 6-12 $2.50 (final) (quar.) preferred 7- :— common Canal i. ' Thatcher Glass Mfg., ordinary (quar.) Texas Power & Light Co., $4.56 pfd. $4 preferred (quer.) conv. 6-20 6-15 $1.50 Weston Inc.— - Co., 12 VaC Initial A 6-10 (quar.) $1.31 V* Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.— preferred 70c $4.20 5 7- 6-30 - 4 Vi % Stockyards United 5 $1.16% 6-12 15c (quar.)_~ (stock class non-cum. Truck 1 Ltd. Co Tobacco S. 1 . 4% S. 7% 8. 6-29 ; Textron, Inc. (R. I.), $1.25 U. U. 1 B Co. United Steel 6-11 1 Radiator Corp.. com. (stock dividend) U. S. Rubber Reclaiming, $1.40 pfd. U. 5-29 7- 6- 7- $1.50 (quar.) A 5% 5-29 S. 1 6-25 1 (s-a)— com. 6-15 25c Westinghouse Air Brake Co. Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.) 5-29 7- 6-11 15c (quar.) preferred 7-15 6-30 6-30 ] 35c 55C preferred 5% 6-12 43c 6-15 iquar.)_. preferred Western Tablet 6-10 Printing & Lithograph— preference series A (quar.)— 5% . 1 income—; S. U. U. 1 8- 7-15 7- . 6-15 6-15 87 Vic A 5% 6-1 . 6-19 1 common.. 5% 6-30 $1.06Vi Manufacturers, class preferred 6-15 7- (quar.) 6-15 1 7- Co. 5% 6-10 40c 7- 50c 20c Western Natural Gas Co., 5% Western Pacific RR. Co. 6-10 6-25 (quar.). com. Potash 1 7- (quar.) 7-15 6-25 $1.50 (quar.)- 7- 6-20 Lines. i 7-15 (quar.) (quar.) Utilities Co., $6 class 6-15 $1.25 preferred Air 6- 1 30c 1 $35c S. 2 50c ■ 6- 7Vic Pipe & Foundry (quar.) Playing Card Co Plywood Corp., common (quar.)_r_,—. 3%% preferred A (quar.) 7- 3c (quar.) 6-15 56 Vic S. 7- 35c — 7- 1 (quar.)— S. 50c 50C & Co., Co., Lumber 3%% 8 25c — 7-15 preferred 1 7- 20c Co., preferred 6-18 7- 40c . 6% preferred (quar.) Western Life Insurance 4 common and $20c — Texas Gas Transmission Corp., com. 5.40% preferred (quar.)_, Texas Gulf Sulphur (quar.) Extra 5 $50c preferred Electric' Service, $4 pfd. preferred (quar.)— $4.64 6- 5 $1.06% (quar.) preferred (quar.)—. 5.10% preferred (quar.) 5.25% preferred (quar.) Tennessee Natural Gas Light Quarterly $4.56 6-15 $1.02 Va 4.65% Texas 1 25c (quar.) 5-30 $1.12Vi S. U. 6-15 $25c S. U. 77- 1 Co., B A U. S. Lines U. $1 65 %c preferred 6-15 75c (quar.) Gypsum Co., common preferred (quar.) S. 7% 1 50c (quar.)— $25c 5-15 25c Payable in 7% preferred 56 %C 4.60% Foil 6-10 6-25 (quar.) 4.25% S, 6-20 • $1.10 com. 5-30 , 7-24 7- 2 25c (quar.) preferred Texas $2.50 , 6-15 $1 —- $1.40 preferred (quar.) Western Insurance Securities Co.— $2.50 class A (accum.) 6-10 6-15 31 Vic Fidelity & Guaranty Co. Quarterly 7-15 6O0 (s-a)~» 6-15 25c share Casualty & Surety Co. (quar.)_—Department Stores (quar.) Western Grocers, Ltd., class A (quar.) 6-20 $25c 5-25- 5-28 Western 6-8 22Vic (quar.) S. $1.10 preferred 1 6-15 €-15 re¬ Western 6- 5 7- 6-30 — Molasses 37 Vac .— ' U. 6-15 (quar.)_ 2nd 6-15 6-1# $20c Virginia Coal & Coke Corp. West Virginia Pulp & Paper Westeel Products, Ltd. (quar.) 6-12 1 per — West 7-3 7- 55c United Specialties Co. U. S. Cold Storage 6-11 1 preference United New Jersey RR, & United Pacific Insurance 6-20 7- ■ Tennessee Gas Transmission, 4.10% preferred (quar.) . Quarterly United 6-20 preferred 6% ; $1 (quar.) investment $$1.25 Temple Coal, $3 preferred (accum.) Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Ry. Co Tennessee Corp, (quar.)_, .. From net Co. United Merchants 10-15 77- convertible Fruit Class 4% preferred (quar.) Tappan Stove Co. (quar.) Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% conv. pfd. (quar.) Taylor Instrument Cos.. Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.— Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co. (quar.)_ 50c 8-1 Income Fund Shares— 8- 30c , 7-20 Illuminating $40c common 8-15 1 40c for (s-a) Co. 4.10% 7-20 (s-a) 6-30 15c (quar.) 8-15 Gas 4.20 % West , 7-20 $1.25 common Corp. (quar.) United Gas Improvement Co., 4Vi% preferred (quar.) preferred Power, Ltd. United 30c Extra ! $3.50 4V2% 5 8-15 15c United Gas 4%% Telluride Share, 6-18 5%% famblyn (G.), Ltd., & 6-18 BOC common 7-20 $1.25 6-18 $75c (quar.) 6- 8-15 special gtd Ohio Western , 1 15c common 6-30 $35c (quar.) United-Carr Fastener Corp. (quar.)__. United Cigar-Whelan Stores— $2c (James), Inc., (quar.) United Can & Glass Co., Series A preferred 15C Extra Talcott preferred 1 50C \ Quarterly Sylvanla Electric Products, $4 preferred (quar.) $4.40 preferred (quar.) Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. 30c 92 Vic (quar.) Theatre Circuit— United Bond $1.12 — 6-10 (quar.)_ preferred United preferred (quar.) Co., (increased quar.) & 7-1 V 1 $1 Quarterly Power Ltd., class A_ 7- $1 (quar.) Penn ; 7- 29^c Ordinary (s-a) 5% preference (quar.) Sutherland Paper Co., common West 87Vic 20c quar.) Electric 6-19 Ltd.— 50c (quar.) Corp., Ltd.— 1 __ 7- . (reduced 5% 6-15 6-30 37 Vac Tool 7- $1 25c — Penn 62Vic $1.12Vi 25c — (quar.) B 6-18 7- West (quar.) 5-29 2 West common $1.25 — (quar.) (quar.)— Mining Co. Sunstrand Co. 6-15 560 A Co. 2 6% 6-19 6-19 (quar.) 7- 43 %c — (quar.) preferred 7- 6-10 1 7- $1.50 & Seashore RR., 1 7- $1.50 Corp. Jersey 7- 25c 6-1# (quar.)_ called investment income Gardner & Co Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co. West Indies Sugar 6-30 (quar.) 6-19 1 Wells West 6-14 1 ._. issue conv. 6-27 (quar.) Co. 4% 25c (quar.)_ (quar.) Co., 12Vic Co. (Mo.), & 7- 1 7- From 5 7-15 pfd. Wellington Fund— 37Vic Manufacturing Co. (quar.) United Artists 6- 45c (increased) (quar.) (quar.) Rubber RR. 6-19 25c United Amusement Corp., 6-15 12-31 $30c Assurance Co. of Canada (quar.) Oil Corp., common (quar.) Sunset-McKee 1 $4.50 — 2nd preferred (quar.) $4 2nd preferred (quar.) Sun Chemical Corp., common (quar.) $4.50 preferred A (quar.)— Life 6- Class $4 Sunray common Weeden 1 40c Yards, Ltd. (Omaha) (quar.)_ Rope Corp.— New common (initial) United Air Lines, Inc., common (quar.) 6-18 . Sun 6-30 Co. Pacific 9-15 preferred (quar.) Stuart Co. (quar.) Suburban Electric Securities Co.— Corp. 5-29 7-15 Wire 6-20 convertible Sunbeam 6-15 Stock Union 9-30 $1.25 (quar.) (quar.) com Union 1 $1.25 (quar.) & Clothier, $5 pfd. Stromberg-Carison Union 6-16 6- $1.25 preferred Strawbridge 6-30 $1.25 9 7- Knitting Mills (quar.) Weatherhead, $5 preferred (quar.) Webb & Knapp, Inc., $6 preference (accum.) 11- 5 $$1.75 6-lfc $3.50 Wayne 8- 3 6- preferred Metal 8-14 7-15 preferred 6-16 s 5-22 6-15 Investment Union 1 25c com. Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.— 5% 1 com. (quar.) class A (quar.) common Common 7- 25c common State Loan & Finance, Class Union 33 V3C — 6-19 11-16 $3.50 preferred (quar.) Union Gas Co. of Canada, Increased quarterly convertible pfd. Entire issue called for redemption on July 1 at $53 per share plus this dividend. (Conversion privilege on 3d 9 25c & preferred $3.70 4% terminates Electric 7-10 tlOc —— 6- 5 (quar.) Asbestos $10c — 6- 6-2# 8- 1 $1.37 Va (s-a) demption on July 24 at $110 plus this dividend). Watson (Jack) & Co., Ltd. (quar.) Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.) 6-30 6-15 $1.12 Co., Corp. (entire $1.75 convertible preferred South La Salle St. Corp. 12Vic 3%% '' Coach preferred 6-30 7-15 7- 1 8-20 7- Power Co.— $6 6-30 \ (increased) 1st (quar.) 6-20 6-Jt 25c 62VaC —. 6% preferred (quar.) $1.50 12Vic — Class B (quar.) Standard Silica Corp. (quar.) Standard Steel Spring Twin Washington Water (Dallas, Texas)— preference Inc., Common 35c 6-19 25c (quar.) $6 7-15 5% Association 4l/a% common guaranteed 6-8 (s-a) RR. Co., preferred River RR., Warner Hudnut, 6-8 12 Vic vtc™ common Baking Ware 2 7-15 5% 1 6-20 75c (quar.)—__ (H.)-Gooderham (see Hiram Walker- 7-2 5c Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.— Quarterly Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. (quar.)__ 6-19 7- $$1.12Va 6-l» 7- (quar.) System, Inc. (quar.) Co., common (quar.) 5y2% 6-8 $50c » (quar.) Ward 6-15 7-2 1 Gooderham) 6-11 1 7- $1.75 Corp. A Walker Holder#• Payable of R£a 15c —— 6-15 7- (quar.) & Glass 6-15 preferred A (quar.) Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.) Tobacco Tucson 6-22 7- 75c (quar.) Participating Holding Corp., class 6-30 25c (quar.) Tuckett 2 2 25c True Temper Corp., Trunkltne Gas Co., 6-22 25c com. preferred 6-15 6-15 7Vic (quar.)— 7- 7- 7-2 $50c (quar.) (stock Quarterly Quarterly Troy & Greenbush 5 40c class A class A Trinity Universal Insurance 5-29 7- 94c . Standard Co. 12-10 5-29 $35c Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp Trinity Leasehold 8-32 87%c common (quar.) Standard Fruit & Steamship, $3 participating Standard Oil 0-10 35c (quar.) Factors 1 6-15 6-20 50c dividend) Class B (stock dividend) Transcon Lines, common and 9-15 12- 50c (quar.) preferred 1 12-15 40c (quar.) preferred 10- 6-15 $20c (quar.) (quar.) 4Vz% preferred (quar.) Trans Caribbean Airways, 6-10 16o (quar.) Co. 1 10c Staley (A. E.) Mfg., $3.75 preferred •Standard Brands, Inc., common "D" 7- Walker 1 1 When Share common (quar.) Wagner Electric 6-15 77- $20c com. 6-15 15c —... & Marine Corp Ltd., Torrington 25c Co. Trusts Works (quar.) 7-10 $1.12 y» Waldorf 6-25 7%c 7-15 $1.50 preferred 6-1 6-15 15c Corp. Co. 7% 7-2 25c — Company Wagner Baking Corp., 6-25 $1.75 (quar.) Per Name of 5-25 6-10 35c (quar.) L common 25c (quar.) B A 6-20 " f 15c common 50c 25c Cement, Insurance Class Iron Class 6-15 50c (quar.) (quar.) General Toronto Class A Electric $3.50 Packing Co., Toronto $1.16 % 25c Springfield Fire 75c 6-15 Co. Holdera Payable of Rec. 10c (quar.) 7% preferred Toklan Royalty (quar.) fquar.) Portland Common Standard preferred 6-15 6-18 (quar.) Spokane Square 5% (quar.) Tailors, Ltd Realty Co., 50c Quarterly Quarterly Quarterly Sprague 6-15 Top Co. $1.06% — —_ Spokane International RR. . 6-15 6-15 $1.12Va — Southwestern Life insurance (Texas» (quar.; Spalding (A. G.) & Bros., Inc. (quar.) Spar ks-Withing ton Co.. 6% pfd. (quar.) Sperry Corp. Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 pfd. (quar.) A Roofing When Share Timken Detroit Axle $1.25 Service Company Tilo 6-15 Gas & Electric— preferred Name of 6-15 $1.18% (quar.) 4%% preferred (quar.) Southland Royalty Co. Southwestern Southwestern Payable of Rcc. Per 25c (quar.) preferred (quar.)— preferred Holder§ 20c <quar.) preferred 4 Vi % , When were of record incorrect. dates are * Commercial and Financial The Chronicle... Monday, June 15, 1953 (2618) 54 AND NEGOTIATIONS BOND PROPOSALS ' Legality to be approved ARIZONA veny Dists. (P. O. Cochise County Sch. Angeles. Bond District, Kern Offering—Harriet Hiester, of Supervisors, sealed bids until (MST) on June 29 for the FLORIDA build¬ June 9—v; 177, p. 2503—were awarded to a group 11 a.m. composed of the BanK of Amer¬ purchase of $835,000 bonds, as fol¬ ica National Trust & Savings lows: Association, Blyth & Co., Weeden $335,000 School Dist. No. 13 bonds. & Co., R. H. Mouiton & Co., LawDue on June 1 from 1954 to >on, Levy & Williams, and Stone 1973 inclusive. Los Angeles, Cqlif. & Youngberg, ail of San Fran¬ 500,000 Willcox Union High Sch. cisco, and C. N. White & Co., of Bond Sale The $5,000,000 De¬ Dist. No. 13 bonds. Due on Oakland, as 3.35s, at a price of partment of Water and Power June 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬ 100.06, a basis of about 3.33%. water works revenue bonds of¬ ing bonds offered receive - 1954 to 1968 inclusive. Dated July 1, 1953. bonds. Due on inclu¬ sive. (J-J) payable at the County Treasurer's Bond office. High Sch. Dist., (P.O. Phoenix), Ariz. — Rhea Averill, Clerk of the Board of sealed receive will Supervisors, bids until (MST) on June 18 for the purchase of $37,000 building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due on 10 a.m. July 1 from. 1954 to 1973 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ able at the County Treasurer's No. 20 (P. O. Florence), Ariz. Bond Offering — Josephine O. May, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬ tion, will receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. (MST) on June 22 for the building $85,000 of bonds. Dated June 1, 1953. Due on June 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ able at the County Treasurer's of St. 1965 1972 Cochran, Due on June 1 from 14,000 4V4s. • inclusive. 1978 to Sequoia Union High .Sch. Dist., San Mateo County, Calif. bids at his office sealed York, William R. Staats & until 10 in Red¬ (PST) on wood City, & purchase the for 16 gas follows:/;* on "April 1 from 1956 to 1960 inclusive. of Co., of San Francisco, Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleveland, Chas. and interest (J-J) payable at the E. Weigold & Co., of New York, County Treasurer's office. cisco, Paine, Webber, Jackson & Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., of Whittier Union High Sch. Dist., Curtis, of Chicago, and William R. Staats & Co., of Los Angeles, as Chicago, Harold E. Wood & Co., of Los Angeles County, Calif. St. Paul, Lester, Ryons & Co., of 3%s, at a price of 101.37, a basis Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly. Los Angeles, and Hill Richards & of about 3.60%. County Clerk, will receive sealed Co., of San Francisco. bids until 9 a.m. (CDST) on June Florin Elementary Sch. Dist., (EST) of anticipation revenue certificates. Due . $1,400,000 building bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 from 1954 to 1970 inclusive. Principal June & a.m. receive purchase the $610,000 certificates, as receive $45,000 will Clerk, County for 17 June on L. W. — will Clerk, City sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. * Offering—John A. Burn¬ Bond ing, Ga. Offering Certificate Horne, Louis, Hornblower & Weeks, • ■•■v.-- • - GEORGIA inclusive. 1971 to v;y.. city. 1 from Due on June 14,000 4s. Co., of Milwaukee, The Illinois Company, of Chicago, Dean Witter of Francisco, June inclusive. 1964 to 1955 Co., of Los Angeles, Kaiser & Co., of San Francisco, Robert W. Baird Blyth & Co., Security - First National Bank of Los Angeles, California Bank of Los Angeles, R. H. Mouiton & Co., San Fran¬ composed iicate San Due on June 1 from $17,000 41/4s. Baltimore, Stifel/ Nicolaus & Co., Sale—The $500,000 build¬ of New of as Trimble & Mitchell, of New York lows: Other members of the syndicate: ing bonds offered June 9—v. 177, 3. 1844—were awarded to a syn- County Sch. Dist. purchase 1 Angeles County, Calif. Los office. Pinal 1, 1958. Trust & Principal and interest payable at Savings Association, of San Fran¬ the Chase National Bank of New cisco, at a price of 100.11, a net in¬ York City. Legality to be ap¬ terest cost of about 4.16%, as fol¬ proved by Caldwell, MarshaU, Blyth & Co., San Kidder, Peabody & Co., all of New Francisco, Security-First National York, R. H. Mouiton & Co., Wee¬ Bank of Los Angeles, R. H. Moui¬ den & Co., both of San Francisco, ton & Co., San Francisco, and White, Weld & Co., of New York, William R. Staats & Co., of Los A. C. Allyn & Co., of Chicago, R. Angeles, as 33/4S, at a price of W. Pressprich & Co., of New York, 101.70, a basis of about 3.54%. Heller, Bruce & Co., of San Fran¬ El Segundo Unified Sch. Dist., cisco, Alex. Brown & Sons, of Bond thereafter and !9o9 •t callable are Bank of America National Blyth & Co., Smith, Barney & Co., of composed Bond Offering on June 1983 inclusive. Due 3.10s. from 1976 to bonds offered June 9—v. 177, 2503—were awarded to a group No. 41 from ing bonds offered June 1—v. 177, p. 2399—were awarded to the 1975 inclusive. 1967 to 1,320,000 ng Maricopa County Sch. Dist. Dated 1,520,000 3s. Due on June 1 from Angeles County, Calif. Sale—The $700,000 build- Los inclusive. & p. 1964 to 1966 inclusive. El Monte Union Co., Chicago, Thornton,' Mohr & Farish, of Montgomery,; Thomas M. Cook & Co., and Sul¬ Wells a 510,000 2.90s. Due on June 1 Francisco. 1 from 1954 to 1973 Principal and interest July to awarded were 177, 9—v. June fered Denair Unified School District Principal Stanislaus County, Calif. and interest (J-D) payable at the Bond Offering — C. C. Eastin, County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ County Clerk, will receive sealed ity to be approved by Townsend, bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on June Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia. 22 for the purchase of $140,000 Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 31 building bonds. Dated June 15, (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz. 1953. Due on June 15 from 1954 to Bond Offering — Rhea Averill, 1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬ Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, terest (J-D) payable at the Coun¬ will receive sealed bids until 10 ty Treasurer's office. Legality to a.m. (MST) on July 16 for the be approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, purchase of $40,000 building Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San 1953. 1, of Orlando, Mullaney, & Alleman, Due on 1968 to 1954 from 1 Aug. . livan, Nelson & Goss, both of Aug. 1, 1953. Princina 2503— and interest (F-A) payable at the West Palm Beach, as 4s, at a syndicate office of the Treasurer of the City price of 96.50, a basis of about headed by Harriman Ripley & Co.,» and ; .v ^ County, or at holder's option, 4.30%. Inc., New York, at a price of at the Fiscal Agency of the City Panama City, Fla. 100.16, a net interest cost of about and County in New York City Certificate Offering — Leon 3.06%, as follows: Legality to be approved by Or¬ Mathis, City Clerk, will receive $825,000 5s. Due on June 1 from rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) 1954 to 1958 inclusive. Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. on June 26 for the purchase of 330,000 2.60s. Due on June 1, 1959 Sierra-Enterprise Union Sch. Dist., $250,000 certificates. Dated June and 1960. Sacramento County, Calif. 1, 1953. Due on June 1 from 1954 495,000 23/4s. Due on June 1 from Bond Sale—The, $45,000 build¬ to 1983 inclusive. The certificates 1961 to 1963 inclusive. clusive. June bonds. school 4,800,000 — Dated John R. Mc- — County Clerk, will bids at his office in Sale—The $550,000 Bond Clerk of the Board will Offering Bond Offering—John A. Brun, Grath, City Clerk, will receive receive sealed sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CDST) Brevard County (P. O. Redw.ood City, on June 29 for the purchase of Titusville), Fla. * until 10 a.m. (CDST) on June 16 $9,000,000 bonds, as follows: Bond Sale—The $900,000 Cen¬ for the purchase of $162,000 build¬ $2,500,000 recreation bonds. Due tral Brevard High and Elementary ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. Due on Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1968 Sch. Dist. bonds offered June 9—v. on July 1 from 1954 to 1957 in¬ inclusive. 177, p. 2179—were awarded to a clusive. Principal and interest 1,700,000 Hetch Hetchy Water group composed of B. J. Van Ingen (J-J) payable at the County bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from & Co., New York, Leedy. Wheeler Treasurer's office. School County, Calif. Delano Union Elementary Bisbee), Ariz. Bond & Myers, of Los & Bank Co., Hartford. Trust California National Hartford the (City and County), San Francisco Sch. Dist., Union High California Jefferson by O'Mel- iv DEPARTMENT STATE AND CITY 565,000 gas revenue anticipation certificates. Due on Aprii 1 1961 to 1983 from Dated inclusive.-/ April 1, 1953. Legality to approved by Spalding. Sibley, & Kelley, of Atlanta. f be Troutman ■ Hall Ccunty School District (P. O. Ga. '* ' Gainesville), Bond Offering—H. G. Jarrard, of bicjs until 2 p.m. (EST) on June 23 Barbara County, Calif. building bonds. Due on July 1 for the purchase of $975,000 build¬ Bond Sale—The $17,000 build¬ from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬ CALIFORNIA Bond Offering ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due J. E. Lewis, i ing bonds offered June 1—v. 177, cipal and interest (J-J) payable on July 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬ p. 2399—were awarded to Dean County Clerk, will receive sealed j Bellflower City Sch. Dist., Los Principal and interest bids at his office in Santa Barbara, i at the County Treasurer's office, clusive. Witter & Co., of San Francisco, Angeles County, Calif. or at any of the fiscal agencies of (J-J) payable at the Trust Com¬ at a price of par, a net interest until 10 a.m. (CDST) on July 13 Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, the County in New York City. for the purchase of $222,000 build¬ pany of Georgia, Atlanta. Legality cost of about 3.86%, as follows: County Clerk, will receive sealed ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due Legality to be approved by O'Mel- to be approved by Spalding, Sib¬ bids until 9 a.m. (CDST) on June $12,000 33/4s. Due on June 15 from on ley, Troutman & Kelley, Qf July 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬ veny & Myers, of Los Angeles. 1955 to 1966 inclusive. office. Legality to be approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess and Robinette, of Phoenix. Sacramento County, Montecito Calif. Union Dist., Santa Sch. for 16 Secretary of the County Board Education, will receive sealed of $1,172,000 the purchase — for 16 the building 1953. Due 1973 to purchase of Dated bonds. July on inclusive. interest (J-J) $465,000 July 1, 1 from 1954 Principal and payable at Ostly, County Clerk, will receive sealed No. a.m. (CDST) on June purchase of $3,710,000 bonds. Dated July 1, for the building offered June 9 were awarded to Bailey & Davidson, of San Francisco, as 5V2S, at a price of 100.02, a basis of about 5.49%. 1953. Due July inclusive. 1978 to on 1 from Principal 1954 and interest (J-J) payable at the County Treasurer's office, or any of the fiscal agencies of the County in New York City, at the option The to bonds Due on are dated 15 June interest payable Treasurer's approved Herrington June 15, 1957 from Principal inclusive. 1973 and the County Legality to be at office. by Orrick, Dahlquist, & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. Offering—Harry L. Alli¬ County Clerk, will receive bids sealed at his office Bernardino, until 11 on June $35,000 June 22 15, 1953. from 1954 to cipal at and the for interest (CDST) purchase of bonds.' Due 1963 San a.m. the building in on \ Dated June 15 inclusive: Prin¬ (J-D) payable County Treasurer's office. building 177, p. Sale bonds — bids The $2,000,000 June offered until 9— permanent 2503—were awarded to a the purchase of $760,000 improve¬ ment Due bonds. on June Dated 1 June from 1953. 1, thereafter are callable June 1, 1968. Principal and est at price a by Ropes, Gray, Best, Rugg, of Boston. 101.49, a basis of Colchester Orrick, Dahlquist, Bond County, Offering Offering—W. T. Paasch, County Clerk, will receive sealed bids at his office in Martinez, un¬ til 11 a.m. (CDST) on June 23 for purchase of $500,000 building 1953. Due on hardt, First ceive Calif. — sealed will bids" until 2 re¬ p.m. on chester, Colchester. inter¬ Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ Herrington & the County Torringicn, Ccnn. Treasurer's Note approved by Dahlquist, Herrington Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. Orrick, & r April 1, 1953. Legality to approved by Spalding. Sibley; Kelley, of Atlanta.?* Troutman & Perry, Bond Gordy, $31,000 Aug. 4 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. at 1961 to inclusive. Offering City Ga. — Clerk, — Mrs. H. will D. receive June of able certificates. revenue April 1 from on 1983 $500 000 of 1968 office. Legality to be gas Due 17 for the pur¬ sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) school bonds. on June 16 for the purchase of Dated June 1, 1953. Due on June 1 $455,000 bonds, as follows: from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬ (DST) chase cipal and interest payable at the First National Bank of Man¬ as 456,000 be certificates. revenue inclusive. Wm. B. Ger- Selectman, bonds. Dated Aug. 4, be approved by Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. Costa O. Colchester), (P. Connecticut about 2.82%. Tyre G. April 1 from 1956 to on 1960 Dated of Los Angeles, as 3s, of gas Due Coolidge & the payable at the City Treasurer's office. Legality to 1953. Due on $34,000 composed of Phelps, Fenn July 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. & Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ both of New York, Braun, Bos- able at the First National Bank of worth & Co., Inc., Toledo, Ira Boston. Legality to be approved Blake & Co., — City Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on school improvement bonds. Dated July 1, 1978 1954 to inclusive. Bonds maturing in and receive sealed Offering Certificate Walters, group Haupt & Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., both of New York, and Fred D. , p.m. (DST) on June June 16 for the purchase of $490',purchase of $165,000 000 certificates, as follows: ; 7 the for 18 Bond Bond Offering—Irene TempleDaggett Sch. Dist., San Bernardino ton Jamieson, City Clerk, will re¬ County, Calif. ceive sealed bids until June 15 for son, Offering—Gerald F. Hill. City Treasurer, will Angeles County, Calif. Bond v. School District, . Hawkinsville, Ga. Conn. Ansonia, Richmond School District, Contra Calif. Hayward, of the holder. Bond Los $34,000 build¬ Sale—The Atlanta. CONNECTICUT County the office. Pasadena City (P. O. Fresno), Calif. 12 1953. interest and at Bond bonds ing bids until 9 16 Principal payable (J-J) Treasurer's Bond Angeles County, Calif. clusive. County Water Works Dist. Fresno County Treasurer's office. Bond Offering—Harold J. 15 from 1967 to 1971 inclusive. the Burbank Unified Sch. Dist., Los June Due on 4s. 5,000 District v. 177, Sale—The $300,000 notes p. offered Second 9— June 2399—were awarded to gas bonds. 1956 to revenue anticipation Due on April 1 from 1960 inclusive. 424,000 gas revenue anticipation bonds. Due on April 1 from 1961 to 1983 inclusive. \* Dated April to be approved 1, 1953. Legality by Spalding, Sib- Volume 177 Number 5229 ... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (2619) Troutman ley, & Kelley, of Atlanta. Polk County (P. awarded were O. Road and Revenues, sealed (EST) bids will until City sealed $120,000 3s. port. Legality to Ross, Clerk, bids Bond and follows: - gas certificates. * anticipation on April 1 revenue Due gas price a Due April on Bond Dish Owen Sale —The 1 >anks, from June 1 from on dated are June 1, . rf 7,- Bond urban ' ,■ . 2s, at bonds rub- offered to price of a basis of about local 100.23, and May 1 May from payable 1953. to and (City and County), t'" Hawaii £ *' v-. '» Sale—The $3,000,000 sub¬ water* revenue bonds was awarded $555,000 4s. Due 41/2S. Trustee, June & 000 as 17 will 1 p.m. (CST) interest Trust for the purchase of bonds, as ! 1, 1954 to July 1, sive. : f 1968 inclu- Township Sch. Dist. No. 6 O. Mt. Clemens), Mich. Bond Offering—R. Henrichsen, Director, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 23 for the on Lake Arthur, La. 150,000 Bond Offering—Marion Hanks, Clerk, will receive sealed municipal bonds." Due On May on Bonds maturing thereafter in callable are 1959 as of April 1, 1957. Principal and in¬ (A-O) payable at a bank or trust company to be designated by the purchaser. Legality to be ap¬ proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ terest as July dock & 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Stone, of Detroit. Dayton light plant July 15 from bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on June 32,000 Civil Township bonds. Due Dated July 15, 1953. Principal ; from 1968 to 1983 inclusive. 19 for the purchase of $87,000 and interest -If semi-annually from July 1,. payable at the Second water works The bonds are dated public improve¬ National Bank of Boston. May 15, ■; 1954 to Jan. 1, 1965 inclusive. Legality ment bonds. 1953. Callable as of Dated July 1, 1953. May 15, 1968. to be approved by Interest J-J. Legality to be Ropes, Gray, ap¬ Due on July 1 from 1954 to 1S68 nterest M-N. Legality approved Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston. proved by Ross, McCord, Ice & inclusive. Interest J-J. by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. Legality Miller, of Indianapolis. / f to be approved Saugus, Mass. by Chapman & Bonds Not Sold—Bids for the ILLINOIS ' Cutler, of Chicago. IOWA $315,000 sewer and water bonds 00k Louisiana (State of) County Community Consol. 1 offered June 10—v. 177, p. 2504— Stanley Consolidated Sch. Dist., * Sch. Dist. No. 62 (P. O. Bond Offering—A. P. ' Tugwell, were rejected. ' \. 'f Iowa ; v: Des Plaines), III. State Treasurer, will receive Bond Sale—An issue of $85,000 sealed bids .until 11 a.m. Bond Sale The $1,000,000 Sharon, Mass. (CST) building bonds was sold to the on Bond Sale-r-The uilding bonds offered June 8— $200,000 school July 8 for the purchase of $7,First National Bank of Oelwein, 500,000 bonds offered June 10—v. 177, p. 177, p. 2504—were awarded to highway, second bonds. at a price of 100.52. * 2504—were awarded to Estabrook group composed of the Harris Dated July 15, 1953. Due on July & Co., of Boston, as rust & Savings 15 from 1958 to 1988 Bank, and Wil2.60s, at a inclusive. KANSAS iam Blair & Co., both of Chicago, Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ price of 100.26, a basis of about lso White-Phillips Augusta, Kan. able at the State Treasurer's of¬ 2.57%. Co., of DavenBond Sale—An issue of 5ort, at a price of 100.C6 a net in$130,000 fice, or at the. State's fiscal agency Trustees of Tufts College erest cost of about 3.39%, as fol- general obligation internal im¬ of the City in New York City, at (P. O. Medford), Mass. ows: provement bonds was sold to Zah- the option of the holder. Legal¬ Bond Sale The $1,065,000 ner & Co., of Kansas City, as fol¬ ity to be approved by Wood, King 400,000 3s. Due on Nov. 1 from dormitory revenue bonds offered lows: & Dawson, of New York : 1954 to 1963 inclusive. City. May 14 — v. 177, p. 2056 — were 600,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from $78,000 2V4s. Due on Sept. 1 from awarded to the Federal Housing MARYLAND 1954 to 1959 inclusive. ,';1964 to .1972 inclusive. and Home Finance Agency, the 52,000 2V8S. Due on Sept. 1 from Delmar (P. O. Delmar, Ui' Del.), Md. only bidder, as 2%s, at a price Greenvi'le, III. 1960 to 1963 inclusive. Bond Offering—Mafion H. Cal¬ of par. The issue is not exempt Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000 The bonds are dated May 1, loway, President Town Commis¬ from Federal taxes. y4% street improvement bonds 1953. Principal and interest as sold to A. G. Edwards & (M-S) sioners, will receive sealed bids Sons, Waltham, Mass. oayable at the State Treasurer's until 7 p.m. (DST) on June 29 for f St. Louis. Dated Bond Sale—The $730,000 bonds May 15, 1953. office. Legality approved by De- the purchase of $50,000 outfall legality approved by Charles & offered June 11—v. 177, p. 2504— oew, Stanley. Weigand, Hook & sewer bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. rauernicht, of St. Louis. were awarded to a group com¬ Due on July 1 from 1954 to 1978 Curfman, of Wichita. posed of the Bankers Trust Co., ackson inclusive. Legality to be approved County, Crab Orchard Leavenworth, Kan. Kidder, Peabody & Co.. both of "ater Dist. (P. O. by Niles, Barton, Yost & DankMurphysboro), Bond New York, and George P. Sale—The $3,000,000 toll Fogg & Illinois meyer, of Baltimore. bridge revenue bonds offered Co., of Boston, as 2.70s, at a price Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000 June 9 v. of 100.12, a basis of about 2.68%. 177, p. 2296 — were ater works improvement MASSACHUSETTS Due purchase of $170,000 building Dated July 1, 1953. Due April 1 from 1954 to 1971 in¬ bonds. follows: on callable are by Miller, Canfield, Stone, of Detroit. & clusive. bonds. Due Bonds (P. and sewer May 1, 1959 on Clinton Bank of Boston, 111 Street, Boston, until 11 (DST) on June 16 for the bonds 1 are dated July 1, May 1 from 1954 to on approved The Second $350,000 May inclusive. of Paddock 15 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Town bonds Franklin of Due 1958 1960. Due National purchase to on May 1, 1959. Principal and interest (J-J) payable at a bank or trust company to be designated by the purchaser. Legality to be Reading, Mass. Offering—Preston F. Ni¬ Town Treasurer, will re¬ Barrow, $200,000 Leary & Co., of Shreveport. Township bonds. Due semi-annually from July 1954 follows: as Due 1960 inclusive. as in¬ p. 1948—were awarded to ' $53,000 " School The 1953. Bond a.m. Sale—The $162,000 build¬ ing bonds offered June 4—v. 177, $85,- follows: and 1, 1953. Principal payable at the First bids c/o 2.48%, 2%s. 80,000 21/4s. July ceive sealed Bond price of 100.06, a net interest a from Paducah. (P. O. Oberlin), La. on 1973 the First Michigan Corp., Detroit, and Blyth & Co., of Chicago, jointly, $170,000 Bank, of Boston, or at holder's option, at the City Treasurer's office. Legality to be approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. Allen Parish School District No. 25 receive to offered to of a.m. 1954 $250,000 in¬ bonds awared were follows: as interest 9 cost of about National LOUISIANA Orton Peters, — sealed bids until May 15 from on 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Offering Township June 4 to Boettcher & on Co., Denver, and R. H. Moulton Co„ of San Francisco, jointly, follows: \ 2,445,000 Bond & June The — building the in¬ Legality to approved by Hays & Fahey, of be Storey, Dodge, of clusive. Peoples & bonds, Dated Due 1984 the Bank by Sale firmary (DST) on the purchase of $850,- July 1 from revenue and at National Company, 1, 1955 Principal (M-N) First sewer Cod at bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on June 15 for the purchase of $175,000 Dated County (P. O. Coldwater), Mich. Bond Legal¬ $150,000 water bonds. Due on July 1, 1954 to 1958 inclusive. 700,000 school bonds. Due on Center, Kentucky Bond Offering — Sam Criswell, City Clerk, will receive sealed Branch the Lynn, Mass. Bond Offering—Daniel J. McArdle; City Treasurer, will receive Louisville. 1.93%. Washington Township (P. O. R. R. 1, Camden), Ind. . Palmer 000 works Cape Harwich. approved Thorndike, chols, . Honolulu be at or the at sealed bids until 11 HAWAII . to June 16 for bonds. Boston Boston. on clusive. $41,000 awarded were as 1 of option June 1 from 1954 to 19.68 inclusive. Legality to be ap¬ water par. department > june 1 t the Michigan City, Ind. 1 Due bonds 1953. Due on Dated April 1, 1953. Legality to be. approved by Spalding, Sibley, Troutman & Kelley, of Atlanta. :: to of June on La County State Bank, of Spencer, as 3s, at- from 1961 to 1983 inclusive. ;c — Due 1966 to 1968 inclusive. The holder's ity shall, of Louisville. anticipation revenue certificates.- of $35,000 school township bonds offered v. 177, p. 2296 — were awarded from 1956 to 1960 inclusive. 947,000 Miller, Sale—The civil June 3 $53,000 & Township (P. O. Patricksburg), Ind. p.m. (EST) on June 17 for the purchase of $1,000,000 certificates, as Ice Marion until to Bank proved by Peter, Heyburn & Mar¬ McCord, by Indianapolis. 2 * Bank, Logans- be approved awarded were follows: as 30,000 3y4s. 1, 1958. Principal and inter¬ (J-D) payable at the Farmers & Merchants State 9 1954 to 1965 inclusive. June est June bonds Company. Legality to be approved by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit. 1. payable at the Second Na¬ ton, Dec. 1, 1956 to June 1> 1983 inclusive. Bonds are callable as of Warner Robins, Ga. Certificate Offering — Mrs. Buckels, tional from Atlanta. receive building Russell, Long & Co., of Lexing¬ Trust Company, semi-annually • will 1973 terest revenue July July 1 from 1954 to inclusive. Principal and in¬ Sale—The $150,000 public offered as of Dec. 1, 1956. Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the De¬ on school $1,800,000 Trust Kathryn H. Due dated are water works revenue bonds. Dated June 1, 1953. Due Company of Legality to be approved by Spalding, Sibley, Troutman & Kelley, of Atlanta. Georgia, Bond 1953. 55 troit Trust bonds bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on June 25 for the purchase of p.m. July 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ the KENTUCKY Bond Offering — Fred Edgerly, City Controller, will receive sealed on at York, jointly, as 2.70s, at a of 100.27, a basis of about price 2.66%. The June 16 for the purchase of : $500,000 road improvement bonds.-Dated July 1, 1953. Due on able New Boyle County (P. O. Danville), Ky. Logansport, Ind. re¬ 2 office. • Legality approved? by Dean, Dean & Quinlan, of Topeka. of about 2.79%. Cedartown), Ga. Offering—Mrs. Lois Parham, Clerk of the Commissioners ceive Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of Indianapolis, as 2%s, at a price of 100.67, a basis Bond of to and Sheridan Twps. Sch. (P. O. R. R. No. 3, Fremont), Mich. Bond Offering—Orrin C. Miner, Dist. No. 2 Frac. 15 Director of the Board of Educa¬ tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ til 8 p.m. (EST) on June 24 for the purchase of $37,000 school site and building bonds. June Dated , 1, 1953. to Due 1971 April 1 from 1955 on inclusive. Bonds maturing . ' ~ , — . — — and re- unding revenue bonds was sold : .the Midland Securities Co., of Chicago, 4s as and 4V2S. Dated 1, 1953. Legality approved Charles & Trauernicht, of St. ay y 'Ouis. Kane ' County Sch. Dist. No. (P. ■ — Edna M. Rol¬ ens, Secretary of the Education, will receive ntil 7:30 p.m. (CST) purchase-of the ujlding bonds. 953. Due 972 vest r on Board 1 of sealed bids $3,710,000 June from 1, 1957 tc Principal and in¬ (J-D) payable at such bank trust lay be in company Chicago as mutually agreeable to the urchaser and the to Harris, Hall Union lian District. Le- ality to be approved by Chapman *Cutler, of Chicago. Bond Sale rovement — The bonds Ind. offered June 5 composed Co., of & & Co., Co., a Co., of Kansas nrice of 99.01, Wil- lic of Chi¬ Neosha No. County 105 Bond City, as Is, at basis of about School District (P. O. Erie), Kan. Sale—An issue of $290,building bonds .was sold to Zahner & Co., of Kansas City, as 900 follows: 1254 to P to 3s. 1964 to to on Aug. 1 from Due 1963 Due on Aug. 1 from a syndicate Bankers Harris on Due 1973 are Aug. 1 from inclusive. on dated May 1, 1953 Principal and interest (F-A) payable at the State Treasurer's Trust Trust & of Co., New Savings the York, about 2.38%. Township Sch. Dist. No. 2 Dedham, Mass. and Sale—The street callable are were 9 — awarded 2.20s, at & a v. sewer bonds 177, p. Co., ot¬ 2504— to the Boston Trust Benton of the Rei- Board of 7 (EST) on June 24 for the purchase of $70,000 build¬ ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due p.m. Oct. on Bond awarded 1 from 1954 to Mass. Sale—The $430,000 school June 11 were offered the Union Mich. Offering—Chas. H. Beau- bien, City Clerk, will receive seal¬ bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on June 15 for the purchase of $109,000 special assessment street im¬ ed provement bonds. Dated June 1, Sept. 1 from 1954 to inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1953.* Due 1957 on 1955 and thereafter callable are as of Sept. 1, 1955. terest troit (M-S) Principal and in¬ payable at the De¬ Trust Co., Detroit. Legality by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit. to be approved Ecorse Township Sch. Dist. No. 9 (P. O. Allen Park), Mich. Bond Offering—Frank E. Wolfe, Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ tion, will receive sealed bids until p.m. (EST) on June 16 for the purchase of $3,000,000 building bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on May 1, 1954 to 1968 inclusive. 8 callable are Principal (M-N) payable trust be in the May 1, interest at such company shall of as and bank or State as designated by the pur¬ chaser. Legality to be approved by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit. 1968 and Oct. 1, 1956. Howard Sch. Township Community No. Dist. Route Principal and inter¬ (A-O) payable at the Farmers 1 (P. O. Niles), Mich. Offering—Dennis Parker, Bond 2, Secretarv of the Board of Educa¬ ton tion, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 15 for the purchase o f $104,000 building Bank, Ben¬ Legality to be ap¬ proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ dock & Stone, of Detroit. Harbor. bonds. Berkley Sch. Dist., Mich. as price of 100.01, a basis to East Detroit, Bonds maturing in 1964 thereafter are callable as of Bond Offering — Gaylord D. Knudson, Secretary of the Board Education, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June of bonds successful bidder. be Bond inclusive. Safe Boston, of about 2.19%. Harwich, trust company to be designated Legality approved by Miller, ,Canfield? Paddock & Stone, of Detroit. to 1956. Herbert — Education, will receive sealed bids until or to the Bonds Harbor), Mich. Offering Director mers, of April 1, 1958. Principal and interest (A-O) payable at a bank as & Merchants National $73,000 construction June O. P. Bond est Aug. 1 from inclusive. composed Bank, Chicago, Kidder, Peabody & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., Roosevelt & Cross, all of New York, Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, and Lyons & Shafto, both of Boston, as 2.40s, at a price of 100.07, a basis of Deposit inclusive. 1968 bonds to tered 1988 inclusive. 75,OCO 2%s. 1959 e Benton building bonds offered June 9 177, p. 2504—were awarded Bond ... >75,000 2s. Sale—The $1,700,000 pub¬ —v. 4.05%. 70,000 Bond and both a MICHIGAN Cambridge, Mass. Chicago, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Toledo, R. H. Moulton & Co., San Francisco, and George K. Baum The $160,000 im- & cago, Braun 1969 School City, group Whipple Blair 70,000 3%s. INDIANA Elkhart a Securities Corp., New York, Bacon, June 24 on Dated Dec. inclusive. awarded & O. Geneva), III. Bond Offering 3r 131 in 1959 and thereafter - Securities Corp., and Bache & Co., both of 15 for the building 1953. Due purchase bonds. on 1967 inclusive. of Dated $600,000 July 1, Dec. 1 from 1954 to Bonds are callable on clusive. and Dated April 1 June from Bonds thereafter 1, 1953. Due 1967 in¬ 1956 to maturing are in callable 1964 as of Aoril 1, 1957. est (A-O) Principal and inter¬ payable at a bank or trust company to be designated by Legality to be ap¬ by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ dock & Stone, of Detroit. the purchaser. proved (2620) from "Village Clerk, will receive sealed toids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June highway Due on June 1 1954 to 1968 inclusive. bonds. fund Bond Offering—Glen Tremayne, vehicle motor 200,000 Kaleva, Mich. 1953. Principal and interest payable at such bank 22 for the purchase of $65,000 or trust company in the State as water supply system revenue shall be designated by the pur¬ txmds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due on chaser. Legality to be approved -Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1985 inclusive. Bonds are callable as of Jan. 1, by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of 1, June Dated Detroit. Principal and interest (J-J) 4957. 2401—were awarded to a group composed of the First of Michigan p. Hospital Authority (P. O. Paw Paw), Community t*akeview Bos worth & Corp., Detroit, Braun, Michigan- Co., Inc., Toledo, B. J. Van Ingen Bond Sale—The $78,000 hospital & Co., New York, H. V. Sattley & •improvement and equipment rev¬ Co., Watling, Lerchen & Co., and enue bonds offered June 4—v. 177, McDonald, Moore & Co., all of p. 2297—were awarded to a local Detroit, as follows: •investor, as 4V2s, at par. $435,000 4s. Due on July 1 from Marshall, Mich. 1954 to 1967 inclusive. Offering Bond — 120,000 3%s. Due on July 1968 to 1970 inclusive. Holt, Norman sealed receive will Clerk, •City Ibids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on June 15 for the 1, 1953. Due Township Southfield - No. tfrom 1954 to 1968 inclusive. Bonds and thereafter 49re callable as of May 1, 1956. Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬ 1961 Braaten, District Clerk, ceive sealed bids until bids until St. disposal system toonds. The 4953. bonds Due are dated Oct. on * designated by the suc¬ Legality to be ap¬ state bank proved by Dorsey, Colman, Bark¬ Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis. St. Paul, Minn. Offering—Joseph J. Sch. Dist. (CST) June on chase of Smith Due bonds. Due bonds. on from 1 June 1954 to 1983 inclusive. 1 June from 1, 1957 to Oct. of 1 (P. O. "Note Herschell — District Secretary, sealed V bids until •receive (EST) p.m. Trenton), Mich. Offering Blanks, on Bond and Certificate Offering— June 22 (CST) 7:30 chase the Principal and interest on of 8 p.m. indebted¬ Feb. 1, 1954 to certificates 50,000 Montmorency County (P. O. Due on of 1956 inclusive. Atlanta), Mich. July Dated Note Offering — Cecil Meston, ■County Clerk, will receive sealed and interest ■' 1953. 1, Principal payable at such bank¬ be mutu¬ toids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June ally satisfactory to the City and 22 for the purchase of $100,000 the purchaser. Legality to be ap¬ road notes. Dated July 1, 1953. proved by D o r s e y, Colman, Bue on Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1958 Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬ Principal and ing institution as shall interest the <F-A) payable at Treasurer's office. was of of $42,000 Co., sold to M. A. Saunders & Co., 3s and 2y2s. Dated as 256,000 fire department bonds as 3s. Due on July 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. -> MISSOURI Kansas City, Mo. Sale—The $4,675,000 gen¬ 207,000 street improvement bonds: $50,000 3s, due on July 1 from 1959 to 1963 inclusive; $105,000 23/4s, due on July 1 from 1964 to 1970 inclusive; and (CST) on June 16 for the purchase of $260,000 sanitary sewer improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due semi-annually from Feb. 1, 1955 to Aug. 1, 1973 inclusive. Princi¬ pal and interest payable at any suitable banking institution desig¬ nated by the successful bidder. Legality to be approved by Moody & Springsted, of St. Paul, and Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis. Bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on June 45 for the purchase of $110,921 •special assessment street improve¬ Hue Dated May 1, 1953. April 1 from 1954 to 1962 on inclusive. Principal interest and fA-O) payable at the First Na¬ tional Bank of Niles, or at the op¬ tion of the holder, at the City Treasurer's office. Legality to be approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit. Mahtomedi, Bond Royal Oak, Mich. Bond <City main Offering—Gladys Holmes, Clerk, will receive sealed — awarded hids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on June for the purchase of $850,000 Bank, — £228,000 street improvement Spe- v. to 177, the bonds p. 2297 First offered — National Mannheimer and were - Egan, of about 3.43%. . • ^ . cial Assessment on July 1 from inclusive.^' bonds. 1954 Due to. 1961 '- n ;' Robbinsdale, Minn. ■ 422,000 street improvement Spe¬ cial Assessment July 1 from elusive. ■ - . ' bondp. Que 1954'"to • 1 until lighting ■< bonds: $50,000 3s, due on July 1 from ;;.H 4957'in- 3^;* ."'-vjk? on <"U « Bond City bids 8 vard due 1963 due & Benson, 2%s, due Offering special $273,000 ment Due for 19 June on Dorothy N. receive the (CST) of street 15, 1953. J-D. Interest Coahoma County dale), Bond from & and 1 (P. O. Clarks- Mississippi Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, sealed bids until 2 (CST) on July 6 for the pur¬ chase of $750,000 court house bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due p.m. on July 1 from 1954 to 19-33 in¬ Principal and interest clusive. be desig¬ nated by the purchaser, subject to the approval of the Board. Le¬ gality to be approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis. payable at a place will receive to 3s, due on July from 1959 to 1965 inclusive; 1 1969 to from on July 1 inclusive; on July 1970 to 1973 inclusive. 100,000 public bonds: works headquar¬ $50,000 2%s, due 1964 from and sealed noon < ' *■ • '■1 \ '• V.; July 1 Community Fire (P. O. Protection District St. Louis), Moi sold to the $150,000 bonds protection fire 2%% V . Bond Sale—An issue of was St. Johns Community Bank, of St. Louis. Dated May 1, 1953. Legality approved by Charles & Trauernicht, -of St. District No. Kirkwood), Mo. Bond Sale — The $1,250,000 offered June 9— v. 177, p. 2505—were awarded to a group composed of Mercantile Trust Co., St. Louis, Northern Trust Co., Chicago, Stern Bros. & Co., Kansas City, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., and Stix & Co., both of St. Louis, at a price of 100.12, a net interest cost of about 2.89%, building bonds follows: as Due on Feb. 1 from .; " $150,000 3y$s. 1955 to 1957 inclusive. clusive; and $20,000 23/4S, due on July 1 from 1970 to 1973 480,000 3s. 1954 to 1 from Kirkwood School R-7 (P. O. St. Louis County, 620,000 23/4s. July . inclusive; $138,000 3s, due on July inclusive. Louis County, St. on 1970 to from 1971 to 1973 1 1963 inclusive; $30,000 2V2s, due on July 1 from 1964 to 1969 in¬ on Due on , Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1968 inclusive. Due on Feb. 1 from 1969 to 1973 inclusive. ! inclusive. 25,000 Due 1958 stadium bonds on July 1 from as 2%s. County Reorganized Sch. Dist. No. 5 1954 to 2%s. Due on July 1 from 1954 1958 inclusive. 250,000 street (P. O. Nevada), Missouri 30,000 penal institution bonds as to Vernon inclusive. improvement $120,000 23/is. due on July 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬ Miss. 2%s due $245,000 Bond Sale—An issue clusive; $78,000 2V2S, due on July 1 from 1964 to 1969 in¬ clusive; and $52,000 2 34s, due of $500,000 general obligation building bonds was sold to Zahner & Co., of Kan¬ sas City, bonds: Gulf port, Bond Offering—Ivan Ballenger, (CST) on June 22 for the purchase of $140,000 City Clerk, will receive sealed street improvement No. 1 bonds. bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on June until 1964 $76,000 23/4s, due ters 1 Offering—T. F. Logan, Jr., receive 2V2s, due $114,000 Legality approved by Charles Trauernicht, of St. Louis. be inclusive. 1973 fire protection bonds: $185,000 2%s, due on July 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive; 375,000 improve¬ recreation and health $36,000 inclusive; 1970 to purchase 15 from 1954 to 1963 June inclusive. to and 1972. Louis. 2V2s, due on July 1 from 1964 to 1969 inclusive; and $24,000 23/4s, due on July 1 from 1963 bonds. Dated June on $70,000 3s, due on July 1, 1971 473,000 * until 7:30 p.m. bids sealed July 1 from 1970 on 120,000 sewer bonds: $60,000 23/4s, due on July 1 from 1954 to will Clerk, City Wilson, — $424,000 and to 1973 inclusive. of Minneapolis. Cleveland, Miss. Bond boule¬ and $1,060,000 inclusive; inclusive; $180,- 2%s, due on July 1 from 1964 to 1970 inclusive; and bonds: $90,000 2%s, on July 1 from 1954 to inclusive; $636,000 2V2s, on July 1 from 1964 to bonds; 1969 by Offering—E. A. Jaenisch, Clerk, trafficway 2,120,000 1963 to 1959 inclusive. p.m. the successful bidder. Legality to be approved by Faegre ignated street 000 follows: as park and recreation $390,000 23/4s, due on July 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬ clusive; $234,000 2V2s, due on July 1 from 1964 to 1969 in¬ clusive; and $156,000 2%s, due on July 1 from 1970 to 1973 payable at any suitable bank des¬ will Minn. The $22,000 water Inc., both of St. Paul, jointly, as 3V2s, at a price of 100.11, a basis follows: as Sale extension June 5 15 Bonds, bids until 8 p.m. 2.65%, ^ and 1972. 300,000 bonds: receive sealed (CST) on June 24 for the purchase of $50,000 building bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 from 1955 to 1969. Principal and interest Gerhard Von — Village Clerk, will receive sealed Offering —Burt C. Luth, Clerk, will receive sealed bonds. Offering Bond net interest cost of a $52,000 3s, due on July 1, 1971 $780,000 MISSISSIPPI Bank, 100.0005, about District Clerk, will Delano, Minn. Bond of (P. O. Buffalo), Minn. Offering — E. L. Melin, County / June July 1 from 1954 •> 1958 inclusive. to Louis. Bond 3s. Due on as bonds department police $14,000 1, 1953. Legality approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. No. 23 bids Trust Commerce and Co., both of Kansas City, at a price of 100.13, a net interest cost of about 2.86%, as follows; ' P issue April 3.20s, at a price of 100.10, as com¬ Sale—An Memphis, basis of about 3.18%. apolis. Niles, Mich. ment a Bond 1, 1955 to 1963 inclusive. pay¬ ness. inclusive. apolis, group a York, City National Bank & New special street improvement bonds Wright County Ind. Sch. Dist. $90,000 paving bonds. Due on Feb. able at the Trenton State Bank. '' until bids June 22 for the pur¬ $140,000 bonds, as fol¬ to Savings Bank, Chicago, First Boston Corp., Dain M. J. to awarded Trust Bond 2401—were awarded & Co., of Minne¬ 10—v. 177, p. lows: purchase of $245,000 notes. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on March 1, 4954. sealed receive will for Weiland, City Recorder, will J. H. E. offered certificates revenue 9—v. posed of Harris Trust & & Trauer¬ — Pfo. - $1,250,000 bonds 177, p." 2402— Bond Sale—The offered June eral obligation bonds offered June Bonds are callable 10—v. 177, p. 2297—were awarded 1, 1956. Principal and to a syndicate composed of the pal and interest payable at any interest (A-O) payable at a bank cipal and interest (A-O) payable suitable banking institution des¬ First National Bank, Harris Trust or trust company to be designated at a bank or trust company to & Savings Bank, and Northern »>y; the purchaser of the bonds. be designated by the purchaser. ignated by the successful bidder. Trust Co., all of Chicago, Com¬ Begality to be approved by Miller, Legality to be approved by Miller, Legality to be approved by Faegre merce Trust Co., Kansas City, W. •Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬ Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of & Benson, of Minneapolis, and Morton & Co., New York troit. Moody & Springsted, of St. Paul. ti. Detroit. Weeden & Co., San Francisco, and Bonds Not Sold The bonds Warren, Minn. Northwestern National Bank of MINNESOTA were originally offered on June 9. Certificate Sale — The $125,000 Minneapolis. water, light and power system Austin, Minn. The bonds were sold at a price Monguagon Township Sch. Dist. 4982 inclusive. •is '. Mo. Waynesboro, Miss. 1, 1953. Legality to June Dated $90,000 sold to were by Charles nicht, of St. Louis. $20,000 and inclusive; St. Louis, was approved acquisition school 2,729,000 . phis. Dated May 1, 1953. Legality 1954 to 1973 inclusive. 23/4s, due on July 1973 inclusive.. to . the First National Bank of Mem¬ from 1 June 1969 (P. O. issue of inclusive} 2%s, due on July 1 from 1970 ; Miss. building bonds 3%% reconstruction on Dist. Sale—An Bond lows: school Sch. Mize), solidated 24 for the pur¬ bonds, as fol¬ July 1 on 1969 100,000 sewer bonds: $50,000 2%s, due on July 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive; $30,000 2V2s, due on July *1 from 1964 to 3s, County, Mize Special Con¬ $4,579,000 $1,850,000 as Legality approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis. Mit¬ City Comptroller, will re¬ sealed bids until 10 a.m. chell, Memphis due to 1970 to 1973 inclusive. from 1 Dated April 1, 1953. 3y4s and 3V2s. 1964 and $32,000 issue of $80,000 National Bank of 2V2S, $48,000 from school bonds was sold to the First er, ^ 1973 inclusive. 150,000 redevelopment bonds: $70,000 2%s, due on July 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive; Crowder), Miss. Bend Sale—An cessful bidder. ' National First School District (P. O. national or suitable any ■ for the June 22 sewage at the to * 2505 —.were Quitman, Panola and Tallhatchie Counties, Crowder Consolidated July 1 from 1955 to 1963 inclu¬ sive. Principal and interest pay¬ able p. Bank of Memphis. Due 1953. 1, July Dated bonds. 177, v. — awarded purchase betterment school be approved by Wood, King & Township Sch. Dist. No. 7 Dawson, of New York City, and (P. O. Van Dyke), Mich. George C. King, of St. Paul. Bond Offering—Walter S. SchoSauk Rapids, Minn. field, Secretary of the Board of Bond Offering —O. L. Gifford, Education, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June Village Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June 24 for the purchase of $4,000,000 16 for the purchase of $50,000 gen¬ building bonds. Dated July 1, eral obligation municipal building 1953. Due on April 1 from 1954 bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due to 1971 inclusive. Bonds matur¬ semi-annually from Aug. 1, 1954 ing in 1958 and thereafter are to Aug. 1, 1963 inclusive. Princi¬ callable as of April 1, 1957. Prin¬ purchase of $285,000 general ob¬ ligation June 8 p.m. on until 8 p.m. JUmis, Village Clerk, will receive •sealed 7 $155,000 special $250,000 bonds: er street improvement bonds offered will re¬ Warren Elaine — and storm sew¬ 2%s, due on July 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive; $150,000 ZV2S, due on July 1 from 1964 to 1969 inclusive; and $100,000 2%s, due on July- 1 from 1970 to 500,000 sanitary Indianola, Miss. Bond Sale—The T. (CST) on June 18 for the of $85,000 Bond bine, Secretary of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids Milan, Mich. Offering Offering —Harold Bond (EST) on June 15 for able at a bank or trust company the purchase of $75,000 notes. to be designated by the purchaser. Dated June 1, 1953. Due on March ILegality to be approved by Miller, Principal and interest Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De- 1, 1954. payable at the Detroit bank. troit. Bond approved to Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis. (P. O. Aurora), Minn. 13 - inclusive; to 1964 from Legality Indep. Sch. Dist. St. Louis County on 1963 2V2s, $37,000 any Minneapolis. , due on July 1 1969 inclusive; and $28,000 23/4s, due on July 1 from 1970 to 1973 inclusive. issue of $65,000 Sale—An Bend due to 1954 ^ bonds: July 1 market 2%s, $60,000 from 1973 1 . public 125,000 by Barber, of f (P. O. 2467S Lahser Road, Detroit 19), Mich. Note Offering—Mark W. Reh- May 1 on nated from 1970 to 1 inclusive. 1954 suitable bank desig¬ 2V2% water works improvement the successful bidder. bonds was sold to Allen and Co., Legality'to be approved by Dor¬ of Hazelhurst. Dated June 1, 1953. sey, Colman, Barker, Scott & able at July on $550,000 from Due Hazlehurst, Miss. Principal and interest pay¬ 1959. of purchase bonds. inclusive. 1973 to maturing in 1960 and there¬ are callable as of Jan. 1, ceive purchase of $164,507.60 highway fund bonds. •maturing in after 1 from July 1, 1971. 45,000 3y2s. Due on •motor vehicle Bated July Bonds the for industrial 1955 from 1 26 1, 1953. Due on Jan. to 1964 inclusive. Dated July . payable at a bank or trust com¬ Royal Oak and SouthHGld Town¬ pany to be designated by the pur¬ ships Fractional Sch. Dist. No. 3 chaser. Legality to be approved >. (P. O. Oak Park 37), Mich. i»y Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Bond Sale—The $600,000 build¬ •Stone, of Detroit. ing bonds offered June 3—v. 177, i June 15, 1953 Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, The i5G as follows;*", $93,000 3s. Due on, March 1 1954 to 1958 inclusive, 242.000 23/4s. Due on from >> March?! ' from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.' > Volume 177 Number 5229 2%s. 165,000 Due ... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle March on 1 The bonds dated are April 1953. Principal and interest payable First the at 1, (M-S) National City. Legality ap¬ proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City. Bank, interest and tional from 1969 to 1972 inclusive. Bond Offering Clerk, bids until 2 A. Balzhiser, receive sealed — originally intended sale for June 8. on Hot Meredith, N. H. The Sale—The $175,000 sewer offered June 9—v. 177, p. Co., New York, and Ballou, Adams & Co., of Boston, jointly, as 23/4s, at a price of 100.19, a basis of be to spaced within Carlsbad Municipal School District, another. one New New school bonds & Co 0f Kansas City, ky ^e, State, with was year about 2.72%. NEW JERSEY legislative mandate to build the 165-mile Paramus Cape sidy, Director of the Department of Revenue and Finance, will re¬ until 8 p.m. $200,000 2s. Due and Parkway and Paterson to $995,000 fel, 1, July 1 from on Commissioner England, Vice- cipal The bonds dated are June 1, Principal and interest (J-J) Authority, highlighted the calibre payable at the County Treasurer's of the scenic route at today's office. Legality approved by Tallmeeting, saying it is designed to madge & Tallmadge, of Denver. Chairman "the and Treasurer world's finest of the highway safety conceived." yet 953. Lea Offering Clerk of the Board construction will sealed over contracts than 80 in miles force receive (MST) — will until re¬ 2 pjn and interest fersonville. (JM) payable Legality to be ap¬ proved by Frederick W. V. Schadt; of Jeffersonville. Germantown, Clermont and Lii>~ County Municipal Sch. Dist. Engineering has gone forward rapidly with some $60 million of bids at the First National Bank of Jef- ingston Central Sch. Dist. No. 2 No. 1 (P. O. Lovington), N. Mex. Bond Treasurer, sealed (DST) on June 15 for the pur¬ chase of $11,000 fire truck bonds^ Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prinr- 1954 1955. 795,000 2V2S. Due District ceive follows: as July on Dist. Bond Offering—Norman L.Loef- Zahner to 1956 to 1963 inclusive. providing the greatest opportunity Offering—William C. Cas- bids State sold was Fire 57 (P. O. Kenoza Lake), N. Y. Bond Sale—An issue of May. for sealed Garden from be Beachwood, N. J. Bond July 2 last Delaware, Kenoza Lake Mexico Jersey Highway Au¬ thority, whose revenue bonds will a Bond bonds ceive Springs, Mont. have two months of established p.m. Bond Sale Postponed—The issue would ke+ Boston. (MST) on June 16 for the purchase of $52,000 sewer system bonds. was Na¬ Boston. ton & Mont. will of 2505—were awarded to W. E. Hut- MONTANA Town the at Bank Legality to be approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Kansas Drummond, payable Shawmut (2621) (P. O. Germantown), N. Y. Hobdy Gann, of Education, bids until 2 Bond Offering Herchel R, — Mortensen, District Clerk, will ceive sealed bids until 2 re¬ pjifc, June 16 for the (DST) on June 18 for the pur¬ Bond Offering — Nellie Hood, route. Major construction can be purchase of $600,000 building chase of chase of $20,000 fire equipment $220,000 building bondfs. Town Clerk, will receive sealed completed by the end of next aonds. Dated June 1, 1953. Due Dated bonds. Dated June 1, 1953. Due on June 1, 1953. Due on Dec. I bids until 7:30 p.m. on July (MST) on year. ' 15, 1954 to 1958 inclusive. from 1954 to June 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclu¬ 1973 inclusive. Prin¬ June 18 for the purchase of $12,Temporary loans from 149 banks Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ cipal and interest sive. Principal and interest (J-D) (J-D) payable000 fire fighting equipment and have able at the financed the County Treasurer's at the Farmers Authority's National Bank* payable at the Borough Treas¬ improvement bonds. Dated July work thus far. • 1 office, or at some bank in New Hudson. ^ urer's office. Legality to be ap¬ Legality to be approved^ 1, 1953. v Parkway legislation last year Mexico. Legality to be approved by /../■* r ' proved by Armand F. Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Jones, of called for a referendum at which ay Pershing, Bosworth, Dick * & Galloway, of New York Lincoln County Sch. Dist. No. 4 Beachwood, City. • the voters in -'November Dawson, of Denver. over¬ (P. O. Libby), Mont. Beach Haven, N. J. whelmingly ■ endorsed the state \ Hammond sport, N. Y. Bond Offering — Elizabeth H. Bond Offering — Charles C. guaranty of $285 million Authority NEW YORK Bond Offering—EdwardH. Grif¬ Heisel, Clerk of the Board of Trus¬ bonds. The New Jersey Supreme Yocum, Director of the Depart¬ fiths, .Village Treasurer, will re¬ tees, will receive sealed bids Un¬ Albany, N. Y Court subsequently upheld ment of con¬ Revenue and ceive sealed Finance, bids until 2 til 7:30 p.m;'(MST) on July 2 for prnx Bond Offering — Lawrence J. will: receive sealed bids until 8 stitutionality of the state guaranty. (DST.) on June 19 for the pur¬ the purchase .of $233,000 building —V. 176, p. 2505. Ehrhardt, City Comptroller, will chase of p.m. (DST) on June 22 for -the $11,000 fire truck bonds bonds. Dated June 30, 1953. ■'-V V •••*' '\v~ '■ Ivreceive sealed bids until 12:30 p.m. Dated May 1, 1953. Due on purchase of $33,000 jetty bonds. North Arlington, N. J. May 1 (DST) on June 16 for the pur¬ from 1954 to 1963 Ravalli County Sch. Dist. No. S Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 inclusive. Prin¬ Bond Offering—Robert B. Gal¬ chase of $1,920,000 bonds, as fol¬ cipal and interest (P. O. Grantsdale), Mont. from 1954 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬ (M-N) payableloway, Borough Clerk, will re¬ lows: Bond Sale—The $30,000 build¬ at the cipal and interest (J-J) payable Lincoln-Rochester Trust ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m. $1,340,000 school ; bonds. ing bonds offered June 2—v. 177, at the Beach Haven National Bank Due on Company, Hammondsport offices. (DST) on June 24 for the pur¬ p. 2057—were awarded to Piper, & Trust Company, Beach Haven. July 1 from 1954 to 1968 in¬ Legality Ho be approved by Vanchase of $36,000 bonds, as follows: clusive. ' Jaffray & Hopwood, of Min¬ Legality to be approved by Berry, dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬ neapolis. ' : •: Whitson & Berry, of Toms River. $9,000 fire engine bonds. 280,000 public improvement way, of New York City. 26,000 general improvement bonds. Due on July 1 from Rosebud County Sch. Dist. No. 9 Haworth, N. J. bonds. Hempstead, Merrick Public Parking 1954 to 1963 inclusive. (P. O. Cartersville), Mont. Dist. (P. O. Bond Sale—The $27,000 general Hempstead), N. Y. Dated June 1, 1953. Due on Bond Sale—The $40,000 build¬ 300,000 water supply bonds. Due Bond Offering — Nathan L. HI improvement bonds offered June June 1 from 1954 to 1965 inclusive on July 1 from 1954 to 1963 ing bonds offered June 3—v. 177, 9—v. 177, p. 2298—were awarded Principal and interest Bennett, Town Clerk, will receive(J-D) pay¬ inclusive. p. 2297—were awarded to Piper, to the Closter National Bank & able at the sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST> First National Bank & Dated July 1, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minne¬ Trust 1953. Principal on June 23 for Co., Closter, the only bidder, Trust Company, the purchase of Kearny, or at the and interest (J-J) apolis, as 3y2s. payable at the as 2.80s, at a price of 100.10, £ option of the holder, at the $40,000 parking area construction, City (DST) June on for 19 the more of pur¬ the p.m. on , . - , ,, •" ■ V • > ; V basis NEVADA Churchill — phone and telegraph system bonds offered June 5—v. 177, p. 2297— awarded First the about National 2.76%; Bank Secu¬ Bond Sale—The $601,000 schoo offered June 9—v. 177, p bonds 2402—were composed Co., awarded of New B. a Van J. York, to to proved Ingen by & 1968 inclusive. New for the purchase of $57,000 bonds. Dated March 50,000 3.60s. Due on July 1 from 1969 1973 inclusive. to Sale —The Additoinal hospital bonds general obligation offered the ed to the same State, $100,000 day were award¬ 3s. as Bond receive was awarded $425,000 bonds water 5—v. 177 2297 — to the State Industrial Commission, the only bidder, as p. 3s, at E. Gill, City Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬ 11 a.m. (PDST) on July 13 for the purchase of $750,000 storm sewer improvement bonds. til Sold—No bids were Not submitted at the on June 8—v. previous offering 177, p. 2297. Washoe County (P. O. Reno), Nev. Offering — Ray Peterson, Bond Chairman of sealed (MST) chase Board the Commissioners, County ceive on of until bids June $250,000 of "State Guaranteed Park¬ Bonds" in amount of $150,000,000 will be made June 30 to of construction will 10 with some for the pur¬ general obliga¬ 22 worth, Dick & Dawson, of Denver. H. Offering—Louis The Treasurer, Delorge, will receive sealed bids until 4 p.m. (DST) on June 15 for the purchase of $200,000 notes. Dated June 23, 1953. Due on Dec. 23, 1953. Principal fol¬ 9 meeting representatives of Lehman Brothers. informal meeting was Governor Alfred E. Driscoll, State Treasurer Walter T. Margetts, Jr., and State Comp¬ troller Lindsay de Valliere, who together constitute the issuing of¬ by of New Jer¬ State Highway Authority Commis¬ Bayard L. England and bids until that while presided, ex¬ State has the employed public bidding issues, the issuing offi¬ cials desired to explore all pos¬ sible methods of financing. In response to his questions, always bond discussion centered of about the offering $285,000,000 issue in the or in blocks of $150 million $50, near $100 8:45 as 26,000 follows: improvement local improvement bonds July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclu¬ sive. Principal and interest (J-J) at Guaranty Trus'; Company, New York City, or at the option of the holder at the First National Bank of Westwood Legality to be approved by Cald¬ well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit chell, of New York. District Clerk, bids will until 8 re p.m (DST) on July 1 for the purchase $120,000 school bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 from 1955 and 1972 to interest Union Bank inclusive. (J-J) of Principa Le gality to be approved by Hawkins Delafield & Wood, of New York City. NEW MEXICO ob¬ District, N. Mex. Bond Sale—The $800,000 build against State, since they sealed (DST) on Luzerne, Luzerne Water District (P. O. Luzerne)A N. Y. Bond Sale bonds 2402 The $63,000 water" — offered June as 23/4S, at a 5—v. 177, ps. awarded were to R. 1>. White & Co., New York, as 3.70s; at a price of 100.39, a basis of — about 3.66%. New Lebanon and Canaan Centred Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O. Lebanon „ ceive bids until D. Sip- 11 re¬ York City. (DST) chase Sewer Authority (P. O. Buffalo), N. 1 177, bonds offered June 2298—were awarded p. 1954 to to a composed of Union Securi¬ Corp., C. J. Devine & Co., Reynolds & Co., First of Michigan Corp., and Andrews & Wells, all by price of par. Clay), N. Y. Bond Offering — Walter E. Sleeth, Town Supervisor, will re¬ ceive sealed bids until 2 City. City Housing Authority* York Note Offering—Philip J. Cruise, Chairman, will receive sealed bids at his York office, 63 Park Row, New City, June until 18 on June $11,650,000 Due 11 Dated 19 for April 1, 1954 to 1971 incl. Prin¬ cipal and interest (A-O) payable at the Cicero State Bank, Cicero. for the as issue on 7,763,000 (DST) a.m. purchase LXXXI Feb. of follows: notes. 1, 1954. issue LXXXII July 20, 1953. notes. Principal and interest payable at the Chem¬ ical Bank & Trust Co., New York City. Legality to be approved by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble Mitchell, of New York City. New York p.m. the pur¬ chase of $36,000 water system bonds. Dated April 1,1953. Due on (DST) pay¬ Valley Bank, Legality to be approved Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,, $19,413,000 notes, Clay, Homeland Gardens Water District (P. O. R. D. No. 2, June on inclusive. Berlin. ties York, as 2.90s, at a price of 100.06, a basis of about 2.89%. pur¬ Due 1973 able at the Taconic on of New p.m. the Principal and interest (J-D) New 9—v. 3:30 for $400,000 building bonds; from Y. $1,500,000 sewer extension and improve¬ until 23 Dated June 1, 1953. New York Bond Sale—The ment June on of bids of New York Buffalo system sealed a.m. June 23 for the purchase $10,910,000 notes. Dated July 14, 1953. Due on Jan. 14, 1954. Legality to be approved by Haw¬ kins, Delafield & Wood, of New payable at the Wildwood. ing bonds offered June 9—v. 177 p. 2298 — were awarded to the issues Offering—Robert of competitive bids ranged from $50 to $60 million, and the conferees advised strongly such at group Wild wood Crest Sch. Dist., N. J. Bond Offering — Charles F sealed in¬ and interest the office of Springs), New York Offering — Frances More Johnson, District Clerk, will re¬ Authority, N. Y. Note the or on payable Due 1963 Presiding Town Supervisor. Legality to be approved by Haw¬ kins, Delafield & Wood, of New- of Dated payable Principal 1953. to „ p.m. general 1, 1954 Bond Buffalo Municipal Housing ceive bonds, (J-D) June from the on purchase of $130,building bonds. Dated June 1, 000 $110,000 clusive. June 17 for the 000 1 York City. loway, of New York City. Albuquerque Municipal School the maximum (DST) prell, Executive Director, will fu¬ bonds. Estimates of tainable al¬ the entire bids until 3 p.m. Dated June on Elisabeth (DST) on June 23 for the purchase of $136,- ceive Mr. Margetts, who (P. O. Yaphank), N. Y. Offering—Mrs. 1953. inclusive. Bower, on 195< bonds. Zittel, District Clerk, will receive Borough Clerk, will receive sealed Orrie de Nooyer participated. plained from 18 sealed Bond Offering—William L. Best sioners ture Berlin, N. City 40 City Bank and ternatives HAMPSHIRE June leading financial institutions held under the auspices of the National called 1 bonds. exploratory an sey. (J-J) payable at the Coun¬ NEW decided was re¬ a.m. ty Treasurer's office. Legality to "be approved by Pershing, Bos- Note New Jer¬ of sey's Garden State Parkway until lowing March construc¬ way finance on Westwood, N. J. ficials for the hospital bonds. Dated July 2, 1953. Due on July 2 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬ Jr., 30 $150,000,000 Parkway the tion terest ing This Reno, Nev. Offering—E. Bonds of June No. Bond Due on June 1 from 1954 to Principal and 1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬ interest (M-S) payable at the terest (J-D) payable at the BellFirst National Bank, New Egypt port National Bank* of Bellport. Legality to be approved by Haw kins, Delafield & Wood, of New Legality to be approved by VanYork City. dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬ December of this year. par. Bond until Due 1964 Financing Planned—First offer¬ June on State will Treasurer, bids purchase Garden 1953. tion bonds. Bond Sale—An issue of obligation State sealed the for Ely, Nev. general Offering—Walter T. Mar- Jr., getts, building & Brookhaven, Common Sch. Dist. District Clerk, will receive sealec bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on June 30 Bank Company, Albany. Legality approved by Sullivan, Dono¬ van, Heenehan & Hanrahan, of New York City. to be Township Sch. Dist. (P. O. New Egypt), N. J. to Jersey (State of) & Commercial Trust Bond Offering—Earle D. Moore * 1957 to Hawkins, Delafield Plumsted Fidelity , Trust Company City. Legality to be ap¬ Wood, of New York City. group Union rity Bank of Utah, N. A., as fol¬ Trust Co., Newark, Boland, Saffin & Co., New York, and Ewing lows: & Co., of Montclair, taking $600,$15,000 3s. Due on July .1 from 000 bonds, as 3V2S, at a price of 1954 to 1956 inclusive. 100.28, a basis of about 3.47%. 60,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from were Farmers New York Highland Park, N. J. (P. O. County Fallon), Nev. Bond Sale The $125,000 tele¬ 1 of Bond Village receive (DST) sealed on chase- of' on Mills, N. Y. Offering—Joseph J. Szy- manski, bonds. & June 1 June from until will 1 p.m. the pur¬ paving 1, 1953. 1953 18 $17,500 Dated Jitrie Treasurer, bids for 1954 to 1958 Due in¬ Legality to be approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬ clusive. loway, of New York City. (J-D) payable at the First Bank Principal and interest Chronicle... Monday, June The Commercial and Financial 58 & Trust Company VandeGallo¬ of New York City. way, North Park Water Diet, Fire (acting City as a District), New Hyde Park, N. Y. Sale—The Bond Bond Sale—The $60,000 electric light system bonds offered June 10 177, p. 2402—were awarded to the Manufacturers & Traders —v. Garden Hemsptead, chase of $155,000 Wellsville, N. Y. Le¬ of Utica. gality to be approved by water, Sykes, Heckler & Trust Buffalo, as 2V2S, at a 100.07, a basis of about Co., of price 2.48%. $85,000 build¬ June Dated tional Reading, Ohio building bonds. Due on Oct. 1, 1953. Bond Offering — Cleveland. Fort . Recovery Dallas, N. C. 1953. Due Local Sch. bid cost of about 2.86%. 21,000 park site acquisition bonds on a net cost of about 2.86%. 10,000 park tion, will receive sealed bids until (DST) on June 24 for the purchase of $2,366,000 building bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1972 inclusive. p.m. Millcreek 43,000 Channel vV im¬ Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ able at the Marine Trust Company of Western New York, Buffalo. Legality to be approved by Haw¬ kins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City. Otsego, Fly Creek Water house bonds offered 1 June 9—v. 177, p. 2506—were awarded to the National Bank of Coopers- First and 1 $27,000 from New York Bond Sale—The $176,000 build¬ Franklin, Ohio Offering —W. E. Easter- 11 a.m. (EST) on purchase of $53,- 16 for the 000 water and Dated June 1, 1 from 1955 sewer 1953. to bonds. Due on June 1985 to awarded were The 5—v. June fered — $150,778.46 assessment bonds of¬ 2298— Seasongood & 177, p. of from Clerk, will receive (PST) on June 19 for the purchase of $100,000 building bonds. Dated June 1, price of 100.53, a at basis of about inclusive. Sch. " Bond Lake , Dist., Ohio Sale—The $340,000 from 1954 to in¬ Principal and (J-D) payable at the Coun¬ ty Treasurer's office. Legality, to be approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland. V Eugene, City tel, Ore. Recorder, June 22 for the ; build¬ receive will sealed bids until 10 a.m. 1 : * Offering—Henry F. Beis- Bond M-S. Local on terest (PST) on purchase of $227,improvement, Bancroft 020.72 bonds. Dated July 15,1953. Due on July 15 from 1954 to 1963 inclu¬ awarded to the sive. Principal and interest (J-J) Boi^d Sale—The $30,000 fire de¬ First Cleveland Corp., Cleveland, partment building bonds offered as payable at the City Treasurer's 4s, at a price of 101.15, a basis ing bonds offered June 10—v. 177, Hudson, Ohio p. June 8 — awarded v. to Cleveland, 177, p. 2403 —were McDonald & Co., of as 3V4S, at a price of par. 2507 of about — were 3.87%. v " office. Bond Huron, Ohio bonds Note Sale—The — (P. 'v„ ' O. Bond Sale —The $1,000,000-2% . works Portland Portland), Ore. Sale—The. $U,300 special water of Port South Lebanon, Ohio assessments ■''/):^ . offered June 5 were awarded to $50,000 storm the Cincinnati Municipal Bond to be approved by Reed, Hoyt, water sewer notes offered June I Corp., of Cincinnati, v Tilney & Co., both of New York, Taylor & Washburn, of New York 8—v. 177, p. 2298—were awarded Tiro Local Sch. Dist., Ohio jointly, as 3.70s, at a price of City. to the Provident Savings Bank & 100.31, a basis of about 3.67%. Trust Co., of Cincinnati, as 2%s, Bond Offering — Marian H. Vance County (P. O. at par plus a premium of $91. The bonds are dated April 1, Crall, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬ Henderson), N. C. 1953. Due on April 1 from 1954 to ucation, will receive sealed bids Jackson County (P. O. Bond Sale—The $535,000 build¬ until noon (EST) on June 25 for 1983 inclusive. Principal and in¬ Jackson), Ohio terest (A-O) payable at the City ing bonds offered June 9—v. 177, the purchase of $100,000 building Note Sale The $20,000 court bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due Bank Farmers Trust Company, p. 2506—were awarded to a group New York City. improvement and repair.', on Dec. X from 1954 to 1963 in¬ Legality to be composed of R. S. Dickson & Co., house Carolina Securities notes offered June 5 were clusive. approved by Caldwell, Marshall, Charlotte, Principal and interest Trimble & Mitchell, of New York Corp., Raleigh, J. Lee Peeler & awarded to J. A. White & Co., of (J-D) payable at legal depositary ing bonds offered June 11 were awarded to Roosevelt & Cross, and Due 1963 1953. Due semi-annuall 1, 1955 to Sept. 1 Sheffield Dec.- 1 1953. Kendall of Education Interest > A. Pek- kola, District March inclusive. 1978 Ore. sealed bids until 7 p.m. on July 15, Mayer, of Cincinnati, as 3%s, inclusive. Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ able in New York City. Legality Clackamas), June 20 for the purchase $125,000 building bonds. Datec (EST) County Sch. Dist. (P. O. Rt. 1, Box 86, No. 64 Bond Offering—Mrs. E. Local Sch. Dist., Ohio Offering—J.; O. Clerk of the Board 3.68%. ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬ ernment Commission, will re¬ ceive sealed bids at his office in until Sale Bond storm sewer a Lilesville, N. C. Bond June Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 23 (P. O. Massapequa), 6s, due on June Seaman Bond will receive sealed bids until nooi due an June 1965 to 1971 inclusive. Banking Com¬ Fort Recovery. Legality to be approved by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. - ^';oREuDN, Clackamas ■ pany, 1964 to 1982 inclusive. 50,000 street improvement bonds: $23,000 3V2S, due on June 1 from 1954 to 1964 inclusive; Raleigh, town. $80,000 4s, from District (P. O. Fly Creek), N, Y. Bond Sale — The $16,000 fire able at the Peoples $100,000 water and sewer bonds: $20,000 3V2S, due on June 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive; and * Sale—The $150,000 follows: as improvement bonds net cost of about 2.69%. a on provement bonds. Dated Mar. Bond Offering — Audrey I. bonds 15, 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from offered June 9—v. 177, p. 2506— Schlamb, Clerk of the Board of Co., Hempstead, as 3.10s, at a price 1954 to 1973 inclusive. were awarded to a group com¬ Education, will receive sealed bids of 100.10, a basis of abbut 3.08%. Principal and interest (J-J) posed of R. S. Dickson & Co., until noon (EST) on June 25 for North Tonawanda City Sch. Dist., Charlotte, Vance Securities Corp., the purchase of $265,000 building payable at the City Treasurer) New York bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on office. Legality to be approved by Greensboro, and J. Lee Peeler & Bond Offering—George Krueg- Co., of Durham, at a price of par, Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1977 inclusive. Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin a net interest cost of about 4.03%, Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ cinnati. er, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬ Bond as - to 1963 inclusive. Dist., Ohio . Pryor -Creek, of water works bonds on a reflecting a net interest $25,000 Dec. 1 from 1954 on Bank follows: Paul Mengel- 1 from 1954 to 1976 inclusive. kamp, City Auditor, will receive Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ sealed bids until noon (EST) on able at the Citizens National Bank June 17 for the purchase of $71,or the First National Bank, Zanes¬ 000 bonds, as follows: ville. Legality to be approved by $28,000 sanitary sewer special as¬ Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of sessment bonds. Dated June 1. CAROLINA NORTH ing bonds offered June 10—v. 177, p. 2506 — were awarded to the Second National Bank & Trust 3 15, 1953 (2622) bonds airport offered June 18— 2183—were awarded to a group composed of First. Na¬ tional Bank, Northern Trust Co., v. 177, p. Bacon, Whipple & Co., all of . Chi¬ and Chas. N. Tripp Co., of Portland, at a price of 97.55, a basis of about 2.44%. I cago, Sutherlin, Ore, " Bonds Sold—No Not submitted for the ' 1 bids were $475,000; sewer bonds offered June 8—v. revenue 177, p. 2507. X ; Umatilla County Sch. Dist. No. 5CJ Co., Durham, Vance Securities Cincinnati, as 23/4S, at a price of of the Board, presently the Farm¬ (P. O. Echo), Ore. Corp., Greensboro, and R. S. Hays 100.56, a basis of about 2.56%. ers & Citizens Bank, Tiro. Legal¬ Porter Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 6 Bond Sale—The $36,000 build¬ & Co., of Durham, at a price of The issue was originally offered ity to be approved by Squire (P. O. Ransomville), N. Y. ing bonds offered May 28—v. 177 par, a net interest cost of about for sale on May 4—v. 177, p. 1726. Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland Bond Offering — Margery Cor¬ p.^ 2299 — were awarded to the 2.86%, as follows: United States National Bank o nell, District Clerk, will receive Westlake, Ohio Latty, Ohio $120,000 5V2S. Due on May 1 from Portland. * "V sealed bids until 1 p.m. (DST) on : ; Bond Sale—The $246,700 water Bond Sale—The $20,000 sewer 1955 to 1958 inclusive. June 24 for the purchase of $62,-. Wasco County School District 60,000 2V4S. Due on May 1 from improvement bonds offered June line bonds offered June 9—v. 177, 000 building bonds. Dated June 1, 8-^-v. 177, p. 2403—were awarded p. 2299—were awarded to Wra. J. No. 9 (P. O. Route 4, The 1959 to 1960. 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from 1954 120,000 2V2S. Due on May 1 from to the National Bank of Paulding., Mericka & Co., Cleveland. Dalles), Ore. j to 1972 inclusive. Principal and 1961 to 1964 inclusive. Bond Sale—The $75,000 build¬ interest (J-D) payable at the OKLAHOMA Lorain, Ohio 235,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from ing bonds offered June 6 were Marine Trust Company of West¬ Bond Offering — Joseph J. Garfield 1965 to 1973 inclusive. to the First National County Independent Sch. awarded ern New York, Niagara Falls. Bank of Portland. Mitock, City Auditor, will receive Dist. No. 57 (P. O. Enid), Okla. Legality to be approved by VanOHIO sealed bids until noon (DST) on Bond Sale—The $470,000 build¬ dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬ Washington and Multnomah June 25 for the purchase of $340,Canal Winchester, Ohio ing bonds offered June 8—v. 177, loway, of New York City. Counties, Cedar Mill Joint Bond Offering — Robert W. 150 bonds, as follows: p. 2507—were awarded to a group Sch. Dist. No. 62 (P. O. * Rensselaer, N. Y. Reinhard, Village Clerk, will re¬ $333,075 paving bonds. Due on composed of R. J. Edwards, Inc., Route 3, Box 716, ; Bond Sale—The $450,000 water ceive sealed bids until noon Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬ (EST) Oklahoma City, Stern Bros. & Co., Portland), Ore. system purchase bonds offered on June 20 for the purchase of clusive. Commerce Trust Co., both of Kan¬ Bond Sale—The $43,000 build¬ June 9 v. 177, p. 2402 — were $30,000 swimming pool construc¬ 7,075 sanitary sewer bonds. Due sas City, First Securities Co. of ing bonds offered June 9—v. 177 awarded to a group composed of tion bonds. Dated June 1, 1953. on Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1958 Kansas, of Wichita, and Honnold p. 2506 — were awarded to th( the Marine Trust Co., of Western Due on Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1973 & Co., of Oklahoma City. inclusive. First National Bank of Portland New York, Buffalo, Roosevelt & inclusive, Interest J-D. on a bid reflecting a net interes Dated Leflore County Indep. Sch. Dist. July 1, 1953. Principal Cross, R. D. White & Co., both of cost of about 3.86%. Beaver Local Sch. Dist. (P. O. j and interest (M-N) payable at the No. 16 (P. O. Leflore), Okla. New York, and the National Com¬ Batesville), Ohio City Treasurer's office. Legality mercial Bank & Trust Co., Albany, Bond Offering—W. G. Stockton. Washington County School Distric Bond Offering — Bill English, to be approved by Squire, Sanders as 3.10s, at a price of 100.38, a Jr., Superintendent of Schools, No. 70 (P. O. North Plains), Ore Clerk of the Board of Education, & Dempsey, of Cleveland. basis of about 3.05%. Bond Sale—An issue of $135,901 will receive sealed bids until will receive sealed bids until 1 2 p.m. (CST) on June 16 for the building bonds was sold to th< Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Massillon, Ohio p.m. (EST) on June 25 for the purchase of $12,500 school bonds. First National Bank of Portland Bond Sale—The $269,000 gen¬ Bond Offering—Norman J. Putpurchase of $118,000 building eral improvement bonds offered bonds. Yamhill County Union High Schoo Noble County Indep. Sch. Dist. Dated June 1, 1953. Due man, City Auditor, will receive June 11 v. 177, p. 2506 — were Dist. No. 7 (P. O. Willamina), Ore on Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1972 inclu¬ No. 1 (P. O. Perry), Okla. sealed bids until noon (DST) on awarded to Roosevelt & Cross, sive. Bond Sale—An issue of $260,00' Bond Offering—George D. GraPrincipal and interest (A-O) June 16 for the purchase of $18,New York, and the Manufacturers street payable at the Quaker City Na¬ 870 improvement bonds. berry, Superintendent of Schools, building bonds was sold to th< & Traders Trust Cb., Buffalo, tional Bank, Quaker. Legality to Dated June 1, 1953. Due on Dec. will receive sealed bids until State. jointly, as 2%s, at a price of be approved by Squire, Sanders & 1 from 1954 to 1958 inclusive. 8 p.m. (CST) on June 23 for the PENNSYLVANIA 100.19, a basis of about 2.70%. Dempsey, of Cleveland. Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ purchase of $133,000 school bonds. City. — — Tupper Lake, N. Y. $25,000 Branch Hill Local Sch. Dist., Ohio able at the First National Bank of Ottawa County Indep. Sch. Dist. Legality to be ap¬ No. 26 (P. O. Afton), Okla. by Squire, Sanders & proved truck bonds offered June 10—v. Bond Offering—E. A. Dawson, er, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬ 177, p. 2403 — were awarded to tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ Dempsey, of Cleveland. Clerk of the Board of Education, Roosevelt & Cross, of New York, til noon will receive sealed bids until (EST) on June 20 for the Newcomerstown, Ohio as 2.90s, at a price of 100.10, a purchase of $80,000 building 3 p.m. (CST) on June 10 for the Bond Sale—An issue of $325,000 basis of about 2.86%. bonds. Dated June 1, 1953. Due purchase of $85,000 building bonds. sewerage system first mortgage on June and Dec. 1 from 1954 to Due from 1956 to 1963 inclusive. Virgil, Harper, Lapeer and Cortrevenue bonds was sold to Walter, 1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬ landville Central School District Woody & Heimerdinger, of Cin¬ Ottawa County Indep. Sch. Dist. terest (J-D) payable at the MilNo. 2 (P. O. R. D. 2, No. 26 (P. O. Afton), Okla. ford National Bank, Milford. Le¬ cinnati, as 3V2s. Cortland), N. Y. Bond Sale—The $85,000 build¬ North Central Local Sch. Dist. gality to be approved by Peck, Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬ ing bonds offered June 10 were Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati. (P. O. Creston), Ohio ing bonds offered June 11—v. 177, awarded to Evan L. Davis, of Ok¬ Bond Sale—The $165,000 build¬ Falls Local Sch. Dist. (P. O. p. 2506—were awarded to Roose¬ lahoma City, as 3s. ing bonds offered June 9—v. 177, velt & Cross, of New York, and Route 1, Zanesville), Ohio Pryor Creek, Okla. p. 2403—were awarded to J. A. the Manufacturers &. graders Bond Offering — L. E. Price, Bond Sale—The $56,000 bonds Trust Co., Buffalo, jointly, as 3y2s, Clerk of the Board of Education, White & Co., of Cincinnati, as 3s, offered June 5—v. 177, p. 2403— at a price of 100.23, a basis of will receive sealed bids until noon at a price of 100.16, a basis of were awarded to the First Na¬ about 3.48%. (EST) on June 18 for the pur¬ about 2.98%. .j Bond Sale —■ The fire Bond Offering—Daniel M. Web¬ Allegheny County (Pl-O. Pittsburgh), Pa. Massillon. , Bond Offering—James W. Kno) County sealed * > Controller, bids until will noon receivj (DST) o July 9 for the purchase of $5,505 000 bonds, as follows: $600,000 bridge bonds. 2,400 000 road bonds. 390,000 peoples road bonds. 570.000 public 255,000 lot and block plan bonds. • building bonds. assessme - 900,000 airport bonds. " 390,000 park bonds. Due on July 1 from 1954 to 19 inclusive. Legality to be approve by . Burgwin, Churchill, Ruffin Hazlett, of Pittsburgh. > Volume 177 Number 5229 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ... (2623) Twp. Sch. Dist. Authority; 1953. Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to O. Pittsburgh 36), Pa. \ 1968 inclusive. Bonds are callable Bond" Offering—John F. Bray, as of Ang. 1, 1958. Principal and Baldwin (P. ' " Secretary Authority, the of will receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. ]> (DST) : chase of $1,950,000 school building the for 17 pur- Philadelphia. Nov., 1 from 1954 to 1992 Upper inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1959 and thereafter are callable as of Dist. on Nov. & Bank the at Mellon Trust National Company, burgh.- Legality be to Pitts¬ approved Hby Burgwin, Churchill, Ruffin & ''Hazlett, of Pittsburgh. Township Sch. Dist. Authority (P. O. Elkins - Offering the purchase $2,275,000 school revenue bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 from 1955 ; of inclusive. Bonds maturing vin 1959 and thereafter are callable to as V 1983 of 300 Directors, bonds. on June 4 to Butcher & was sold group composed of a Sherrerd, of Phila¬ Harriman Ripley & Co., and Goldman, Sachs & Co., both delphia, 1978 Bonds maturing in 1964 callable are of as Company, Newton. Le¬ gality to be approved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬ delphia. Upper Darby Township Sch. Dist. (P. O. Upver Darby), Pa. Bond el, Offering—John J. Secretary bids 8 Due to be approved by & Bockius, R. Winfield Aug. 1 from on inclusive. 1977 (DST) p.m. purchase of bonds. Dated building to of receive the for Aug. 1, 1953. Schie- Board will until 30 "800,000 1954 the of Directors, June 3n bonds 1955 to and Trust sealed revenue Dated thereafter wing and Trusts, Philadelphia. 000 school on $120,improve¬ July 1, 1953. July 1 from on ^Pennsylvania Company for Bank- , receive (DST) obligation general School • will July 1, 1963. Principal and inter¬ est payable at the Newton Bank July 1, 1958. Principal and (J-J) payable at the Township School Authority (P. O. Jacksonwald), Pa. Bond Sale—An issue of $1,625,- S, June 17 for the purchase of •Interest Exeter Florence — sealed bids until 8 p.m. inclusive. Von .iSeldenck, Secretary of the Au¬ thority, will receive sealed bids ; jlhtil 11 a.m. (DST) on June 18 tor & D.), Pa. Offering School and W. Leo — ap¬ Elliott Burriss, Secretary of the Board of Due Park), Pa. Bond be to Makefie.d Township Sch. (P. O. Dclington, Newton Bend ment Cheltenham , Legality Townsend, R. 1, 1958. Principal and interest payable $ by proved Munson, of Philadelphia. bonds. Dated May 1, 1953. revenue Due June on interest payable at the FidelityPhiladelphia Trust Company, Legality Morgan, Lewis & Co., Boland, Saffin & Co., all New York, Braun, Bosworth Ceneral Republic Co., Dick & Merle-Smith, of Williamsburg County (P. O. Kingstree), & Co., Inc., of Chicago, S. 1953. Due to 1971 C. June on 15 from inclusive. Bonds in 1968 and thereafter Bond Sale—The $400,000 59 1954 maturing callable are county building bonds offered May 27— as of June 15, 1967. Principal and York, A. Webster v. 177, p. 2184—were awarded to interest (J-D) payable at the MidDougherty & Co., of Philadelphia, the Trust Company of Georgia, of and National Bank, Midland. Le¬ Eldredge & Co., Geo. B. Gibbons Atlanta, at a price of 100.44, a net gality to be approved by Dumas, & Co., Inc., Gregory & Son, all interest cost of about 3.03%, as Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas. of New York, Harris, Hall & Co., follows: Hirsch & Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., Olney, Texas $98,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from Mackey, Dunn & Co., all of New Bond Sale—An issue of $415,000 1954 to 1959 inclusive. York, Thomas & Co., of Pitts¬ 302,000 3s. Due on Jan./1 from water works and sewer revenue burgh, Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Donds was sold to 1960 to 1973 inclusive. Rauscher, Branhall, Falion & Co., both of Pierce & Co., of Dallas, as follows: New York; TENNESSEE $89,000 3^4s. Due on June 1 from Dean Witter & Co., Weeden & of New DeKalb County (P. O. The Smithville), Tenn. Columbus, G. H. Walker & Co., of New York, Bond Sale—C. H. Little & Co., of Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., of Jackson, purchased $205,000 3% bonds, as follows: Pittsburgh, Baxter, Williams & Co., of Cleveland, J. C. Bradford $125,000 public school and library & Co., of New York, Fahnestock bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1952. & Co., Shelby Cullom Davis & 80,000 road bonds. Dated Aug. 1, Co., both of New York, DeHaven 1952. & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, of Philadelphia, Fauset, Steele & Memphis, Tenn. Bond Offering — O. H. Jones Co., of Pittsburgh, Paul Frederick & Co., of New York, M. M. Free¬ Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ man & Co., of Philadelphia, tion, will receive sealed bids unti Glover & MacGregor, of Pitts¬ 2 p.m. (CST) on July 7 for the burgh. purchase of $1,250,000 city schools both Co., Ohio of San Company, bonds. Dated White Oak (P.O. July 1, 1953. Due McKeesport), Pa. or. July 1 from 1954 to 1983 inclusive Bond Sale—The $50,000 general Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ obligation bonds offered June 8— able at the Union Planters Na¬ 177, p. 2507—were awarded to Cunningham & Co., of Pitts¬ burgh. v. S. K. of Philadelphia, and Baile, of Upper Darby. PUERTO Puerto tional Bank of Memphis, or at the Chemical Bank & Trust Company. New York City. Legality to be 130,000 33/4s. Due 196,000 4 V4s. Due June 1 from on 1974 to 1983 inclusive. The 1953 bonds thereafter and dated are those and June 1, 1974 maturing in callabe are of as June 1, 1973. Principal and inter¬ est (J-D) payable at the Mercan¬ tile National Bank, Dallas. Le¬ by Dumas, Hu¬ guenin & Boothman, of Dallas. gality approved Petersburg Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas Bond Sale—An issue of building bonds $160,000 sold was to the Central Investment Co,, Dallas, as 3s, 3V2S and 33As. Dated May 15, 1953. Legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas. Upton County (P. O. Rankin), Texas of New York City. son, June 1 from on 1964 to 1973 inclusive. , approved by Wood, King & Daw¬ RICO Water Rico 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Francisco, of Resources The General State Bond Sale—The $150,000 park Authority of Memphis, Tenn. offered June 2 were York, Stroud & Co., the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania f Authority (P. O. San Juan), Bond Offering — C. W. Crutch- bonds Puerto Rico ; Schmidt, Poole & Co., Roberts & (P. O. Harrisburg), Pa. field, City Comptroller, will re¬ awarded to the Columbian Securi¬ Bond Offering—Rafael BuscagParke, and Dolphin & Co., all of ceive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. ties Corp. of Texas, of San An¬ Bond; Sale — The $20,000,000 Philadelphia, Moore, Leonard & fourth series bonds offered June lia, President and Chairman of (CST) on July 7 for the purchase tonio, at a price of 100.08. the Board of the Government De Lynch, and W. H. Newbold's Son 10—v. of $6,754,000 bonds, as follows: 177, p. 2404—were awarded Van Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas & Co., both of Pittsburgh, as fol¬ velopment Bank of Puerto Rico, to a syndicate headed by Halsey, $5,645,0Q0 general improvement of : New , lows: '/j . /' / 7..\ T V . V . Stuart & Co. Inc., New York, at a net interest cost , will receive sealed bids at his of¬ 37 Wall Street, New York City, until 11 a.m. (DST) on June ; V ,1954 to 1962 inclusive. v ^ of about 3.20%, as follows: 24 for the purchase of $21,000,000 140,000 314s. Due on Oct, 15 from $570,000 2.30s. Due on July 15, electric revenue bonds. Dated July .1963 to 1966 inclusive. 1958. • 1 1953. Due semi-annually July 1, 105,000 33/4s. Due on Oct. 15 from 586,000 2.40s. Due on July 15, 1955 to July 1, 1988 inclusive. 1967 to 1969 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ ; 1959. * , 160,"000 3%s. Due on Oct. 15 from able at the National City Bank, 1970 to 1973 inclusive. 1,215,000 2V2S. Due on July 15, New York City, or at its San Juan -I960 and 1961. 1,000,000 4.20s. Due Oct. 15, 1990. branch, San Juan, P. R. Legal¬ The bonds are dated July 15, 1,945,000 23/4s. Due on July 15 ity to be approved by Mitchell & 1953. Interest A-O. from 1982 to 1964 inclusive. Legality ap¬ Pershing, of New York City. proved by Townsend, Elliott & 3,629,000 3s. Due on July 15 from Munson, of Philadelphia. RHODE ISLAND 1965 to 1969 inclusive. $220,000 314s. Due Oct. 15 from on price of 98.58, a * • «•' * " • • Franklin Township School Building Authority, (P. O. Murrysville), Pennsylvania Bond Offering—Arthur T. Stratton, Secretary of the Authority, will receive sealed bids until 7:30 . 1 (DST) p.m. June on 24 for purchase, of $1,180,000 < s building revenue bonds. Aug. 1. 1953. 1954 to of as and Mellon the o o 1 Dated Due on Aug. 1 from inclusive. Bonds are 1993 callable cioal h c Aug. interest National 1, 1959. Prinpayable at the Bank & Trust Company, Pittsburgh. Legality to be approved by Burgwin, Church¬ ill, Ruffin & Hazlett, of Pitts¬ burgh. w / . ;K; f t •:: Bond Controller, will: receive sealed bids until 11:30 June on 23 $700,000 1970 8,795,000 3V4S. from ; 1974 Proceeds bonds Due on July Due the be to are Authority's 15 July on inclusive. 1982 to from 15 inclusive. 1973 to sale of the deposited in the fund to be project applied to the payment of costs of projects scheduled for con¬ As of April 30, 1953, struction. the has Authority total of for 444 approved a 314 being projects, construction and for 130 equipment. Of the projects ap¬ proved, 215 have been completed at' a cost of about $77,650,106, that estimated is it and the re¬ for (DST) a.m. East Bonds Providence, Not submitted, issues which Sold—No for the bids Aiken ; ' 177, p. CAROLINA Offering until Dated July 1, 19531 Due 1955 to 1975 in¬ the purchase of improvement bonds. clusive. mately $30,000,000 is expected to be expended between April 30, ing April 30, 1954, depend¬ the availability of con¬ on struction tors materials and other fac¬ affecting completion the Dated June 15, 1953. Due on Dec. 15 from 1954 to 1967 inclusive. at in callable Williamson posed maturing thereafter are in 1962 callable of as and Dec. 15, 1961. Principal and interest payable at the County Treasurer's office.'- Legality to be apporved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia. „ South Bond bonds 2507 Greensburg Sch. Dist., Pa. Sale—The $40,000 school offered — were June 8—v. awarded at 101.56. f. a Offering—J. Secretary of the Board according Other Fulginiti, of Inc., to the ac¬ & Co., Town¬ Halsey, — Stuart & In Co. included, syndicate all of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Bear, Stearns & Co., Coffin & Burr, Hayden, Stone & Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co., Dominick 000 lock Aug. 1, Co., York, Glore, Forgan & Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Stone & Webster Securi¬ ties Corp.. Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, R. W. Pressprich & Co., & H. Dominick, R. Morton & S. & combined sewer sold system to G. Columbia. among others, the following: C. J. Devine & Co., Goldman, Sachs Weeks, Dated plus Syndicate Members addition Commissioners, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on June 24 for the purchase of $250 bonds. maturity, to 314% Sale—An due Hornblower Dickson Co., & Wm. & Co., E. Co., Allen & Co., W. Pol¬ Bache Due on Co., of 1, 1953. March 1 from 1957 to 1971 inclusive. Callable as of March 1955. Principal and interest 1, (M-S) payable at the South Carolina Na¬ tional Bank, fol¬ $15,000 2V2s, South $85,000 school building bonds offered May 1— v. 177, p. 1727—were awarded to A. M. Law & Co., of Sparantburg, as 214s, at a price of 100.11, a basis of about 2.22%. from 1956 to 1972 in¬ Bonds Not Sold—Bids re¬ were jected at the previous offering June 5. V'\ on . VIRGINIA $10,000 and 1, 23As. 1964 and due Covington, Va. Sale—The Bond on March 1 from 1954 to offered June 9—v. awarded were to $925,000 bonds 177, p. 2404— a group com¬ Scott, Horner & Mason, of Lynchburg, F. W. Craigie & due on March 1 from 1961 to Co., Richmond, R. S. Dickson & 1963 inclusive; $33,000 2%s, due on March 1 from 1964 to Co., Charlotte, Strader, Taylor & 1966 inclusive; and $77,000 3s, Co., Lynchburg, J. C. Wheat & due on March 1 from 1967 to Co., Richmond, Investment Cor¬ poration, of Norfolk, and Willis, 1973 inclusive. Kenny & Ayres, Inc., of Rich¬ 1960 inclusive; $33,000 2V2S, Childress posed of mond, Independent Sch. Dist., public improvement $40,000 3y2s, due on July 1 from 1954 to 1957 in¬ clusive; $100,000 3s, due on July 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬ clusive; and $60,000 3Y2S, due on July 1 from 1968 to 1973 bonds: Texas Bond Sale—An issue 000 school building sold to Columbian the of $150,- bonds was Securities Corp. of Texas, of San Antonio, 2'%s and 2Y2S. Dated May 15, Legality approved by Du¬ mas, Huguenin & Boothman, of follows: as $200,000 as inclusive. 1953. Eauitable ville, as Securities 23/4s, at a Corp., Nash¬ price of 100.06. 725,000 sewage disposal system bonds; $275,000 3s, due on July 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬ clusive; $210,000 3V2S, due on July 1 from 1968 to 1973 in¬ clusive; $40 000 33/4s, due on July 1, 1974; and $200,000 3V2S, due on July 1 from 1975 to Midland Carolina 1 clusive. - Charleston, or at Dallas. option, at the Hanover City. Legality McMinnville, Tenn. Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000 approved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Si¬ school bonds was sold to the mons, of Charleston. Sale—The municipal building imbonds. Due on June due Bank, New York Bond from Principal and interest (J-D) payable in New York City* Legal¬ ity to be approved by Mitchell & both Na¬ Pershing, of New York City. holder's Spartanburg County Sch. Dist. No. 6 (P .O. Spartanburg), 1 inclusive. Co., 220,000 school bonds: $77,000 3s, bonds was March to apparatus June on 1962 1956 com¬ TEXAS Crawford Dated group March on 1965. water works and revenue H. a fighting Due to from 1 March 1 from 1961 to 1963 inclusive; of issue of $24,000 Ra¬ March 1 from 1954 to 1960 inclusive; Belton, S. C. Bond to pf $60,000 school bonds: $35,000 due f 1954 Sale—The $280,000 bonds 9—v. 177, p. 2059— J. C. Bradford & Temple Securities Co., of Nashville, and the First tional Bank of Memphis, as ton. redeemable, the Merrill ship sewer of interest. crued New Pa. R. be Authority, on or after July 15, 1956, at prices ranging from 100y2% to 103%, of : Philadelphia), will option of Springfield Township (P. O. Bond the Co., Trust Greensburg, 3s, p. bonds price clay-Westmoreland as 177, to the Bar- The in provement and on bonds. 60,000 O. June fire 18,000 June awarded were 1964 as office inclusive. present projects. Bonds of maturing are his on July 1, 1963. Principal and inter¬ est (J-J) payable at the Chase National Bank of New York City. Legality to be approved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬ and 1953 Bonds thereafter and at 1986 July from 1 bids sealed 1983 at the Chemical Bank or on June 25 for on W. E. Easter- — Due purchase of $840,000 building bonds. on (EST) noon to lows: (P. O. Offering & Treasurer will receive sealed bids the 1955 Trust The County — parking sys¬ on July 1 inclusive. Due Bond ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬ ernment Commission, will receive Company, New York, City Legality to be approved by Wood, King & Dawson, of New York City. phis, Bond be from leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on June 16 for the purchase of $298,000 Dated July 1, .49.53. Principal and interest payable at the Union bonds, as follows: Planters National Bank of Mem¬ $220,000 water and sewer bonds. offered to 10—v. County Sch. Dist. Aiken), S. C. Bond bonds. from bond 2507. SOUTH tem 1 inclusive. 1,100,000 vehicular were $3,572,000 scheduled June on July on 1983 County (P. Franklin), Tenn. various aggregating were awarded Due 1954 to I. R. maining projects to be completed will cost $116,301,831, Approxi¬ Offering—Robert H. Stroh, County from V Luzerne County (P. O. Wilkes Barre), Pa. : 3,2-j0,000 3.10s. bonds. :: fice, County (P. O. Midland),Texas Bond Offering — Clifford C. Keith, County Judge, will receive .'</ ;. V." j V inclusive. 1979 v l: jr r,' . Danville, Bond'Offering — ■ , Va. Randolph L. sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on June 22 for the purchase of $350,- Hall, Director of Finance, will re¬ ceive sealed bids until noon 000 (DST) road bonds. Dated June 15, on June 23 for the1 pur- CO The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, (2624) ase of $1,500,000 electric system bonds. $1,000,000 July 1 from 1954 to 1978 inclusive. Due 500,000 on general improvement : " from July 1 1954 to 1978 inclusive. Due bonds. • on Bond Offering July 1953. 1, 7:30 Coodson-Kinderhooh St. Bond Sale obligation p. Virginia Beach Sanitary (P. O. Princess Anne), Va. Bond Offering—S. Paul Brown, District of Super¬ Chairman of the Board visors, will receive sealed bids un¬ noon (EST) on June 22 for the til purchase of $350,000 water bonds, floated June 1, 1953. Due on Dec. A from 1954 to 1978 inclusive. 2 Due the at Legality Bank, of Offering—Quentin E. Pe- Bond City (zoldt, Clerk, general were March on 1 to be from Chapman by Dated July 1, 1953. Due on Aram 1955 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬ (J-J) ■ 225 +254 255 328 277 4326 326 277 4198 201 183 + 196 197 130 — 4162 162 166 4161 157 165 + 149 Minerals 143 103 f 154 155 107 115 _ __ 151 109 4167 157 97 4139 152 99 177 171 130 196 176 189 185 222 * — goods 145 * _ _ 4161 4137 0 Household 178 153 176 179 Construction contracts, value— Total All _ — — other - __ HEmployment and payrolls— Nonagricultural ernph, total— Manufg. production workers— Employment, total Sale—An issue of $40,000 109.0 tlll.6 111.3 108.5 105.2 4111.2 111.9 104.1 4123.1 — 112.3 122.6 112.4 4123.1 123.2 112.3 99.8 96.8 * tPreliminary. May durable 256; 1964 to on from 1 1104 103 103 127 122 f . 1953: industrial production, nondurable manufactures, bonds Redeemed Through (Dollar amounts in millions—rounded and will May 1 from are dated and payrolls are compiled by or based oii incorporate the Bureau's revision for recent Back figures will be> three-month moving averages, centered a& month, of F. W. Dodge data for 37 Eastern States. second 1, May INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION —Unadjusted- not tAmount Redeemed Outstdg. 297 245 t292 297 245 244 253 205 244 253 205. 338 348 278 338 348 27a 234 241 196 234 241 19& 1,031 1,113 855 1,031 1,113 855. 1403 405 354 4403 405 35A 1418 414 329 4418 414 329. t321 312 227 4321 312 227' t264 261 218 4264 261 218: 4300 301 257" 20& 1 Open hearth Electric Outstdg. of Amt. Issued D-1941. to $5,003 $4,910 $93 1.86?< Nonferrous metals 1,067 §624 4.707 12,770 37.04 7,174 §4,850 ' 4249 meeting of the Board of Directors held today a dividend of Series E-1945 10,726 6.331 4,395 Series E-1946 4,683 2,486 2,203 4249 245 152 4162 163 152: 161 143 4143 146 14a tl90 196 170 4190 196 t243 238 220 4239 227 * 273 238 * 224 226, tl65 170 173 4161 162 16a. 1171 174 144 4171 174 144 141 .seventy-five cents per share on the Ordinary Capital Stock was de¬ clared in respect of the year 1953, Series E-1947 4,319 2,068 2,251 148 130 141 143 130s 355 Clay products 46.99 52.12 Textiles and products . 352 280 355 352 280:. 116 102 Cotton consumption deliveries Rayon * 117 ?.Q2 Tanning * 97 84 Shoes * 129 114 tl64 168 163 4103 107 103 Meatpacking tl72 179 Other manufactured foods tl69 tl45 Leather Series E-1948 4,422 1,988 2,435 4,324 1,855 2,469 57.10 Series E-1950 3,749 1,506 2,243 E-1951 3,280 1,222 2.058 62.74 Series E-1952 3,436 939 2,497 72.67 Series E-1953 1,337 87 1,250 93.49 96 150 —54 products 59.83 Series and 55.07 Series E-1949 .. Manufactured Unclassified FREDERICK BRAMLEY. 203 173 tl43 40.98 •*' r 245 tl62 products Stone, clay and glass products— 40.34 • 257 Cement 5,594 - 300 ■ 40.34 ? 12,024 a 8,274 in Canadian funds on August 1, 1953, to shareholders of accord at 3.30 p.m. on June 19, 1953. t300 > 36.90 7,478 _____ 13,868 payable products Furniture 1,691 E-1942 Series E-1944 a and Lumber Series E-1943 Dividend Notice parts)_i:—_ Unci. Automobiles Fabricating UNMATURED: Series equipment. Transportation Smelting and refining A-1935 Apr- t292 and steel-,. Machinery necessarily add to totals) tAmount Mar. Apr. Apr. Steel May 31,1953 tAmount 1952 -1953 1952 •Mar. Apr. Pig iron Percent Series _ food products flour Wheat — Processed fruits and vegs.__ Secretary. Total fflontreal, June 8, 1953. Series 242; 193; total 327; _ 1973 inclusive. United Stales Savings Bonds Issued and RAILWAY COMPANY E 75,439 39,854 35,585 47.17 359 5 354 98.61 170s 1 216. 97 84 129 114 4150 150 i4a- 499 105 104- 165 4160 166 152: 173 169 4151 154 151 155 146 488 85 8» ,4212 211 186- 1212 Paper and products 211 185 . 249 249 202 ^249 249 202 tl81 183 175 4186 137 180U 170 173 164 181 180 174: t283 289 267 t283 239 261 Gasoline +224 225 205 4224 225 oil t223 233 218 4223 233 Paperboard Series H-1952 and 1953 Printing and publishing™ Newsprint consumption Total Series E and H NOTICE Series WMM F and 75,798 39,858 35,939 1,570 f916 t+654 Petroleum 47.41 41.66 G-1941 Fuel and coal products— 205- 218: - and G-1942 3,274 1,071 2,203 and G-1943 3,450 LI 80 2,270 and G-1944 3,787 1,113 2,674 G-1945 3,213 829 2,384 74.20 Series F and G-1946— 3,025 781 2,244 and G-1947 2,613 617 1,996 Series F and G-1948 3,062 2,653 1,411 316 292 4319 320 295- tl63 162 152 4165 162 153 373 352 267 373 352 26T t602 607 559 4602 607 55» 4271 273 235 4271 273 235. tl65 168 171 4165 168 99 96 110 99 96 ll(h 113 107 119 113 107 119* 44 52 74 44 52 74 tl98 204 201 4198 204 201 tl43 124 141 133 89 130> 105 238: 86.64 1,679 166- t316 76.39 Series F and G-1949 189 74.18 Series i> Rayon 70.61 Series F and 166 Paints 65.80 Series 189 Coke 67.29 eSries F LUDMAN F • * Series 84.04 F _____ . Chemicals — Industrial _ Rubber F • -- 409 268 ALUMINUM OR WOOD Series G-1950 2,355 257 2,098 Series F and G-1951 771 64 707 205 12 193 94.15 84 —84 29,004 7,600 21,404 5 577 99.14 ! ' 73.80 532 i— Coal 91.70 Series products _— Fuels 89.09 WINDOWS & HARDWARE chemicals MINERALS ' s 123 levels which was announced April 17. Division of Research and Statistics. Construction contract indexes based on Iron Series E-1941 By order of the Board. • • fThe unadjusted indexes of employment Lumber and PACIFIC May, for manufactures, 166. years to new benchmark available upon request to 122 inclusive. 24,500 4V2S. Due & follows: 1963 1954 to The as on manufactures, 129.1 127 126 103 116 98.7 152.1 t Estimated. adjusted, seasonally 132 113 121 tl07 94.4 +97.3 U50.0 ___ 129 data of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and 4.54%, Due * 112.1 cost of about 4s. c t99.8 ___ §Estimates, • 4112.2 minerals, total / 4112.4 was sold to Credit Interprovincial, Ltd., of Montreal, at a price of 98.69, a net interest $15,500 '• • •Not available. building bonds Issued NOTICES 224 4327 Nondurable 1953—- Le- 215 ' — Durable Payrolls, total-— — Freight carloadings Department store sales, value— Department store stocks, value__ MATURED: *... 258 1935-39 average=100 tle. At 4256 Apr. 1953. Tborgrimson & Horowitz, of Seat¬ 1 4240 Seasonally Adjusted (gality to be approved by Preston, CANADIAN 216 MANUFACTURES payable 4bT the City Treasurer's office. DIVIDEND 243 $150,July 1 1952 Mar. t242 Total Benton, Que. inclusive. approved Unadjusted1953 Apr. Apr. 240 Nondurable QUEBEC Bond Due series 1952 Mar. Apr. Total Residential 6 CANADA Bond 1971 all other for Manufactures— Durable rence, to INDEXES —-1953- bonds. obligation cipal and interest June of par. Elkhorn School District, Wis. 1953. follow: average=100 (PST) on jsealed bids until 8 p.m. <3Ftme 23 for the purchase of C00 offered WISCONSIN receive Cutler, of Chicago. will bonds to be approved Principal and interest (M-S) payable at the City Treasurer's office. Legality Camas, Wash. ing witz, of Seattle. 1, indexes for April, together The etc. ago, Seasonally Adjusted Passenger cars by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬ 1954 a year 1947-49 Total County Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Newcastle), Wyo. Bond Sale—The $180,000 build¬ 16 National month and a BUSINESS p. April 1, 1968. on Pacific Seattle. INew York WASHINGTON 177, Prin¬ awarded to the First State Bank cipal and interest (A-O) payable of Newcastle, as 2V2S, at a price 1953. issued of industrial production, factory 1935-39 average=s=100 for industrial production and freight carloadings, Weston p.m. Offering—Edgar E. Law¬ City Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on the holder. Legality to be ap¬ June 16 for the purchase of $120,proved by Wood. King & Dawson, 000 building bonds. Dated March New York City. City, or at the County Treasurer's office, at the option 9—v. WYOMING for the pur¬ chase of $3,800,000 ferry system revenue bonds. Dated April 1, June on r'l Major consumer durables- Hoover, until bids sealed (PST) with Authority, will the of Secretary Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ able at the Bank of New York, * general improvement June employment and payrolls, — Offering—J/W. Bond receive North County, Anne Prince* 177, local offered bonds $825,000 May 29 its monthly indexes on SIndustrial production— were awarded to Harley, Toll Bridge Authority 2508 Haydon & Co., of Madison, as 3s. (P. O. Olympia), Wash. Washington Postponed—The pro- (posed sale on June 9 of water revenue bonds—v. 2300—was called off. Francis, Wis. Sale—The $50,000 Bond Water Abingdon),V a. April Business Index The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System p.m. to be approved by Preston, attle. Authority (P. O. Frank M. Harding, Sr., City Clerk, will re¬ ceive sealed and oral bids until Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Se¬ City. — (CST) on June 19 for County Treasurer, will receive the purchase of $165,000 school sealecf bids until 7 p.m. (PST) bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on on June 17 for the purchase of July 1 from 1954 to 1968 inclusive. $350,000 building bonds. Dated Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 from able at the City Treasurer's office. 1955 to 1973 inclusive. Principal Legality to be approved by Lines, and interest (J-J) payable at the Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee. County Treasurer's office. Le¬ Principal •and interest (J"-J) payable at the City Treasurer's office. Legality be approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New York gality Dated Offering Bond Arthur Lund, — Federal Reserve ' O. Port Orchard), Wash. (P. No. 402 Dist. Wis. Portage, bonds, as fol¬ Kitsap County, South Kitsap Sch. lows: 1953 June 15, Aw sis* it F F and and G-1952 Unclassified mourn Bituminous coal j Anthracite Crude petroleum Metals JALOUSIE DOORS Total series F and G ..." : 171 & HARDWARE Series J and K-1952 The Board of Directors and 1953- •Data not yet available. of Ludman Corporation FREIGHT Total Series F, have declared the quarterly 29,586 7,605 21,981 74.30 5,003 4,910 93 1.86 Total unmatured 105,384 47,463 57,920 54.96 Grand 110,387 52,373 58,014 All Series—Total to shareholders of record matured 1935-39 Grain May Max Hoffmen President 1952 1953 Mar. 96 92 103 166 92 96 184 175 Apr. T 103 186 i 763 119 *• 115- 133 130 130 117 66 60 73 58 47 65- 144 - 142 142 144 142 142: 273 212 231 154 141 ... tUicludes accrued discount. since its first public offering , -UnadjustedApr. Apr. 178 - Coke paid quarterly dividends without interruption Mar. Apr. Coal total average=100 Seasonally Adjusted 1953 1952 June 20.1953. Ludman Corporation has CARLOADINGS 52.56 G, J and K__ dividend of 10c per share in cash, payable June 30,1953 i tPreliminary. 1. interest for 1931, and thereon for thereafter, a for payment which owners have further period of ten years, bonds, ttlncludes 3marketable sented tCurrent redemption value, or exchange. matured option glncludes bonds maturing of holding fiIncludes $397 bonds which receiving and million exchanged have not V been ' - pre Livestock Forest products Ore 251 - Miscellaneous 148 _ Merchandise, l.c.l .— ■- r 44 . 45 , 46 79 , 44 195- 146 146 - 139 45 4T