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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
46%
♦101
74,500
701/4
47%
46
35%
51%
153%
133
35%
47 Va
27%
1,500
843/4
47
103'
600
540
14%
35%
47%
35%
2,000
53
15%
47%
27
91/4
22
39%
125
35%
35 Va
•101
693/4
133
3,400
84%
35
36
153
800
32
15
34%
28
14%
393/8
125
♦83
35%
103
52%
113%
22'A
34%
36
39%
124
113%
82%
15
32
423/4
82%
68%
84%
39%
•122%
43%
9%
36 %
*27%
70%
133
21%
35%
*101
52%
125
21
*83%
6.25
No par
-21.50
v
41'A
25
50
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
v,
P
69
52%
131 %
$4 conv prior preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
Anaconda
39%
124%
154'A
15 Va
31%
124%
*81%
preferred
39%
125
*52%
82%
Copper Mining
1,010
123%
13%
85
38%
49Q
15,600
52%
53
56
33%
141%
125'A
71%
15
38%
31%
56
33%
140%
52%
♦81%
conv
31%
57
33%
141%
125%
81%
prior
32%
*122%
81%
$5
57
140
40
*39%
100
Anaconda
32%
140
♦122% 125
32
31%
155%
131%
42
42%
112 % 112%
55%
33'A
141%
13%
131
55%
32 Vo
141 Va
20%
Anchor
101
17%
21Va
6
45% Feb 26
10
r'26ViJan
5
Jan
97
10
40
18%
20%
May 19
19,700
18%
9%
.
71,900
8
21%
preferred
2%
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
16% Jan 11
page 26.
7%
7%
126
*291/4
Apr
July
•33V4
•119
31
30
May 12
see
9Va
333/8
125
•30
36% Jan
36
60
143/4
333%
•119
31
39% Mar 24
5
12
58
For footnotes
27
15%
33%
29
1
41,300
117%
33%
31
Jun
40
3
44%
117%
34
No par
30
2
6% Jan
433/4
44%
2,200
2,200
Amer Potash & Cliem cl B_—No par
29 V* Jan
66V4 Feb
4% May 5
48% Dec 10
43%
193/a
233/,
31%
10
19
44
800
900
4,000
92
•33 %
Feb
24% Jan 24
42 Vo
233%
•90
33%
321/2
Jan
60% Dfee
92
19%
32%
82
88% May 1
11% Nov 21
•19%
23 V4
*90
331/4
Jun
106% M4y 21
53% Jan 10
*23
92
31%
64% Nov 19
15
19%
23%
31%
79 Va
15
19%
19
22%
*90
33Va
95% Jan 22
Jan
45%
31%
81% Nov 18
40% Oct
29
*45%
X31%
9
102
•283/g
46
34
37
2
28%
45%
33
38
31% Jan
28%
46
333/4
120
48% Dec 31
28%
45
323/4
20
2
-
28
10
28%
32
7
May 12
7
17,700
78
120
33%
73/8
43%
1,700
45%
78
33
15
84
41%
120
343/8
41%
45V4
78
34'/4
341/4
24
40% May
73/8
44 Va
121
X41V4
46y2
78
33
52
26% Feb
43%
121
41%
45%
78%
341/4
31
109
19
41%
46
773/4
1
33%
9% Dec
15
18%
41%
45%
\
t
Co—No par
No par
37% Jan
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
preferred
Cyanamid Co
84
72V4
139
49%
*17%
19% Feb 25
4'/a%
3%
139
*99%
13%
26
May
*71
4
49%
17%
96% Jan
6
72'A
143
2%
18
98 Va
75%
15
15
151
2%
18
98%
13%
14% May 21
20% Feb 13
Mar
151
2%
18 3/8
483/g
*36
66
•9
Apr
153
43%
164
1
preferred
Cable
700
43 Va
23/4
12.50
Co_
101 %
47
17%
66
1
common
101 %
48%
100
75%
2
102
■»'
American Car & Fdry common
7%
97%
39%
25
Co
85 Va Mar 18
2
23/4
*36
1
49% May 25
5
373/4
*89
*17%
50
preferred
7%
25%
39
503/B
49
44 %
20
76% Feb
44% Jan
44%
43%
100
common
40% Apr 23
34% Feb
9
0
1
No par
preferred
preferred
4
26
91
10
Inc
American
37%
50
13,100
99
67
5,700
24%
102
*19%
83/s
503/4
33%
67%
19%
*89
8%
•50
24%
32%
9 Va
50
Corp
*82%
8%
'
47%
par
1
3%
9%
100
common
32%
*71
*139
9%
253A
91
48%
44%
50
preferred
63% Jun
28
39%
1
com
common™
42% Jun 27
22
26%
39
*89
No par
Co
73% Apr 23
Oct
26%
par
84
2%
*18
9%
19%
50%
interest in
of
*93
3%
139
8 3/8
9 %
66 Va
Broadcasting-Paramount
15% Mar 20
9
*97%
19%
preferred
Bosch
Theatres
15% Mar 19
Mar
102
68%
new
conv
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
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1,000
103
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10,300
51%
51%
51%
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11%
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lli/a
3%
3%
3%
3%
800
36 >/4
3,000
36'/a
36%
35
300
rs
The Commercial
18
and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 15,
(2580)
Continued—Page 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
16 'A Jun
31
35'% Jun
5
42% Dec
lOVa Jan
83
96
Jan
92% Jan
3
1
107 % Nov
3
22
7% Oct
24
55% May 22
7
97
10% Mar 26
19
7% Jun
9
26% Jun
10
32% Jan
18% Mar 25
29
14 Va Jun
27% Dec
29
31
Aug 18
25% Jun
10
Feb
22% July 25
19 % Feb
10
101
Dec
16
93% Jun
98
Jan
23
96
Jan
6
28
Jun
10
V16V2 Oct 22
91
Feb
20
28
01
Jan
7
32% Dec 31
23% Mar 25
6
10
2
18 %
Mar 25
Jan
112% May 25
19'/b Jan
2
4
Jun
16 % May 28
31
9% Dec
16% Jan
25 y« May
Dec
93
9
6
Mar 27
22% Mar 11
11
99% Apr
15
88% Jun
Mar 25
32
13
51 Va Jun
2
Dec
1
25% Feb
58
21% Jan
7
27
93
,
28% JaA
18
Apr
29
95% Jun
10
107 % Apr
24
114
27% Jun
9
.Apr
14
28% Jun
26
30% Jan
Topeka
2
30% Feb
10
36% Mar 27
Jun
11
108% Mar 18
7
Atlas
27
Jan
7% Mar
18
9
7% Dec 23
C '/4 Feb
Nov
3
15'/a May
5
5
7% Jan i
5
11% Mar
17% Mar
7 Va Jun
9
8% Feb
26
44% Jun
8
52 V4 Feb
26
$2.25
16
22
16
39 % Dec
10
8% Oct
6
11 y4 Jan
22
4
20
9
30% Mar 19
20
49% Nov
Jun
10
48% Mar 25
Apr
23
23'/a Jun
26
19 y4 Jun
9
22% Mar 17
65% Jan
11
73
Nov
24
67
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
Oct
16
54% Dec
10
49
Feb
13
15% Dec
22
19% Jan
10
15 y8 Jun
10
7
17% Mar 12
18
42
36
44
9% Feb
21
33% Apr
16
94% Apr
16
Convertible
Barber
Oil
Barker
Brothers
Corp
new
preferred
4%%
38% Feb
10
25% Mar 19
Bath
13
11% Feb
27
Bayuk Cigars Inc
Dec
22
40
Jan
23
Jan
4
16% Oct
22
78% Feb
14 /
87
22 % Mar
86% May
* Sep 30
79% Jan
22
7
11% Jun
12
Works
Iron
Mills
4%%
Apr
17
16
16% Mar 20
33% Jun 17
31
May 19
33% Jan
Beech
25% Oct
20
31% Jan
14
27
Feb
30% May 26
15% Jun
19
iiy4 may li
14
20'/a Apr
7
26% Feb
19 % Apr
27
pfd
10% May 16
14% Apr
28
Dec
9
18% Oct
27
28
Feb
28
*9iy8Feb
13
94
May 22
45y» Apr
24
64
Deo
29% Jan
14
38
Dec
1
106% Dec
11
23
Jan
19
1% Nov
14
Oct
16
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25
29% Mar
22
1% Mar
■
Foods
10
57% Jan
2
'144% Feb
18% Jan
7
Jan
2
3
,
135% Jun,
14
84.
20
Best
Jun
49
55% Dec 31
146% Aug 26
15% Oct
20
37% Jan
/
13
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711/4"Jun
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109
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22
21 Va
20%
36y2
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1
13
Black & Decker Mfg Co
22% Mar 17
Blaw-Knox
•
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6
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24% Mar 12
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19%
i
93%
5634
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5534
36%
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35 Va
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1,400
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.
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5
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6
52
26%
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13
6
15
513/4
26%
18y
82% Jan
Jan
8,600
52
26
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Bethlehem Steel (Del) com—No par
*7% preferred
—100 r.,A
Bigelpw-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%%'pfd-series of 1951——100 ,"
16
9
92 Va
51%
25%
35 y4
•
common—10
&
7
1
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Best
33 Va Apr
29
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5
15
91%
52
25%
4,200
*
5
feenguet Consol Mining Co—1
36% Dec
92%
51%
26
*31%
:
7
20
16
Aviation
Bendix
27
25% Feb
91
5134
22%'
10
27
22
90%
25%
<.<39
100
Feb
38
29% Jan
<
12% Oct
Nov
Apr 24
1% May 19
—...
preferred"...
4%%
.107% Feb
96
88'4
51%
•.
18
1
1
Bell & Howell Co common
12
68% Mar 20
10
33% Jun 10
:
1
139% Apr
76% Sep
55% Jun
Jan
Aircraft Corp
Bell
2
22% Mar 13
93
May 21
91%'
1
——
70
51 %
26%
50
RR__—
Beech-Nut Packing Co
Belding-Heminway
Mar 16
.I
1% Jan
"27% Jan
•
3
46% May
90
5
Creek
240
28 V2
29%
/no
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
12
3,400
20%
1534
—2.50
Jan
29
28%
»
51
preferred—100
12
,
28%
20%
"
1
69s/8
No par
30
Oct
28%
1,000
45
_10
:
Inc
(A S)
Beck Shoe
8
Corp
convertible
3%%
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9
29
26 %
24%
Beatrice Foods Co common.—12.50
106
5
29 Va
>
jq
50
12
Jun
Jun
x29Va
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10
common.,..
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%
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13
22
22% Jan
96%
*29
-5
23
40
94
9734
27%
Jan
107 ;•
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9734
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2a
;
91
51%
26
& Ohio common
100
noncumulative preferred__100
4%
18
20."
9334
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11% Dec
20% May 23
20
93%
91%
Bangor & Aroostook common
59% Apr
193/4
800
16,800
'
■
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24% Dec
41
7
May
23% Jun
29% Dec 23
13
26 :
1474
94
;
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Corp
1,300
27
143/4
29%
(The)_Nopar
Wilcox Co
8
27
19%
*97
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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%
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Corp
87
5334
*107%
-
734
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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%
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108 <■'
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53%
53
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87
52
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108
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101
18
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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%
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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
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39% Mar 12
,
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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% '
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5
24%
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24%
24
,
38%
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1734
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14%
15
15
15 V8
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21 >4
24%
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24
40%
39%
39%
14,700
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18 34
2,300
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24
38
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17%
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35
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35
36
14%
15
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Co
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18%
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2.50
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21% Dec
18%
10
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3
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10
Jun
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10
17
29
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10
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800
2,300
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2
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1
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13
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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
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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
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56
27% Jan
24
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31% Nov 17;'
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9
8 V2
8%
1,100
8,000
8% -
22%
23 Va
23%
7,700
355/8
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35%
3554
3534
5,300
3534
36 34
36%
36%
1,300
2254
19%
8,900
19%
92
193/8
19%
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92
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23
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,
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45%
12 Va
12%,
11%
12%
11%
12 Va
62%
6134
61%
60%
60%
60%
60%
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173/4
18
2534
26%
13
13%v
18
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/
13%
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78
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.;
1
37%-
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37
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15
75
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134,.
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37
13%
84
84
8%
834
22%
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108
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Byron Jackson Co
r
10
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106
107
600
4,700
133/8
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70
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83%
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13%
83%
19
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19
23 Va
23 Va
2 Va
2%,
75/a
8
106
12'/B
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3534
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13%
.
200
:
16,200
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19%
23
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23%
10.7 Vz
19 Va
10
V/90
5,800
110
1,800
,
,
1,000
150
■
19 Va
23%
.
2,300 '
-
23%
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107%
19
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c
10
85
8 34
250
4,800
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23 Va
83/a
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400
18,000
15 Va*
1254
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15
15 Va
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70
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100
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76
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125/8
,
136
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79
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12%
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78-
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7%.
18 %
26%
13%
8434
8%
18 Va
26%
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133/4
23%
173/4
20%;
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123/s
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^
.
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60%
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67
15
12 34
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37
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r
200
12
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79
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78
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49%22 Va.
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26 Va
12%
V
76-
49%
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23
25%
.
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47
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18
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v
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47
1,500
23
12
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38
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79
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136%
pfd
100
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50
92
22%
23 Va
45%
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22V2
;
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,
;
12%
26%
13%
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^—15 r~
4%% preferred,
.,
100 J "
Butte Copper & ZJinc-i.
^5t
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Byers Co, (A M) (?ommop__^_No par
Butler
5,900
3,700
27
x23
;
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46
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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
.
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8%[
1—100
..
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Ry
25
2
2%
7%
23%.
73/4
r- 23
12%
1134
12 %
xl 1%
12
12
90 %
90 Va
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90
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23 Va
24
12%
.26 V4
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92
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r
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23
23 Va
12%
*18 Va
19.
26%.
.
25%
7
50%
10
50
50
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25%
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.
51%
19
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26%
25%
51%
7% '
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>
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.
>
/
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
..
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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
;
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67
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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
"
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-
~
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%
•
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72%
73%
X70
72%
93
69%
93
*92
93
903/4
9Ve
..
9
9
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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
;
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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/.
IB
95:
,'
7.
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%*
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103%
94
X102
23%
104%
102%
24
*102 Va
91
14%
14 %
12%
*12Va
12%
*12%
14%
123/4
52
263A
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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
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3,300
1,300
1,120
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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
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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
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&
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
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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
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323%
800
73
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17
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1247a
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37
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3674
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37
72
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53
90
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103/4
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12
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53 74
53%;
114
1147a
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116
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113
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106
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80
106
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11172
100
59%
74,200
58%
58 3%
59%
60%
58%
59%
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114%
114%
1147a
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933/4
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93'
93
23 %
23 %
23
23
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233%
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48
4.300
227a
2.000
115
115
11574
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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
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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
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*70
28%
72
*70
700
28%.
103%
2874
6,400
83 3/8
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837a
71
71
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72
1478
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15
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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
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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
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14
*10
23
Mar 24
14 *
2474
323%
35
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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%
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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
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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
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May 17
NEW
Highest
7% Jan
15% Mar
22
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153/s
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83%
72%
15
8 Va
134
15%
647a
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99
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99
143/4
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14%
14%
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81%
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8174
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134
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8
134
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134
10
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147a
147a
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72
147a
7,000
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99
14%
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20
83%
8174
8 +
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,
134
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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
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26
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2%
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267a
27
27
7%
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7%
77a
77a
774
27%
27Va
2634
2674
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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
"
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21
,
95
:
203A
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,,
21
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5,200
95
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94
94
'
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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
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»
20
>
:
3%"> '•
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;
■
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
-
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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
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95%
-
*58%
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.
177ft
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-
8%
4,100
59
397ft
'
333A
17
1878
!
'
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39%
■
46%
*32%
3374
59
>
957a
973/4
;>8%
44
1_100
47#
4
23%
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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
•
■
-
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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
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226
232
230
100
5,700
443A
42
38
43A
*44
'413/8
227a
177ft
47a
17"
1
9,200
36%
4iy4
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-
363A
47a
21%
1478
92%
3,600
107
4%
3778
227ft \
4274
7574
- ;•
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*45
34%
100
5
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147s
2274
927ft
—:
7%
Int
1472
2274
9272
•
600
I
12,500 "
-*43/4
:
;
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;
343/4
,
33A
43/4
:
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.
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9%
343/4
•
1537a
1517a
92 72
—100
—
34:%
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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«
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14
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9
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3874 Apr 23
16
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1
15
85
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3172 Apr 24
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10
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23
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19
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150
1
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10
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172
9
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48
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24
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2
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90
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18
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29
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19
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20
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11% Jan
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50
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5
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4
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10
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33% May
1
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62
8
44
,
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17
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23
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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
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12
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13
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17
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26
5
—
Hooker Electrochemical Co
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.
Furnace Co
4
8
6
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5
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10
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1
2
10
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5
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98
50
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;
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37
5
10
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30
Homestake Mining
12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
No par
102
2
Jun
,
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6
1
13% Jan
18
preferred,.
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Hqrcutes Motors
No par
Hercules Powder common
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3.68%
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Holland
1
Jun^
,—100
25
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48%
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,
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9
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5
57
2
19
2
5
7% Jan
.
10
36 y4 Jun
7
22
9
67a Feb
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18
,
21
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9% Jan .16
106
12%
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,
66'A Dec
32% Mar 21
91
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1
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Corp of America common
1
14
i
39
102% May
4474 Feb
4
5
4
2
2
12
14
2
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126% Jan
Jun
21
1
29% Mar 21
Apr
6
12% May 29
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10
7474 Jan
67
117a. Mar 31
17
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24% Jan
26
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10
12
39% Jun
7
70
5
48% Jun*
7
22
21
38 % Mar 13
12
Jun
115
15
26'A Jan
Jan
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1774 Jun
•
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53% Oct
97
.
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13
22
.
64
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21
37% May 21
51% Jan
9
35% Jun
^
5
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86
9
6%
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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
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14
100
Hamilton Watch
4%
3574
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49 7a
5
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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
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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
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21
6% Jan
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5
65
9
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5% Oct 29
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26% Oct 23
33
9
81
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,
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68
33% Jan
24
33% Dec
30% Mar 26
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4372
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21,300
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3,700
5,800
1,500
v
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.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
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26
64
20
71
1
21% Feb
82
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Jan
Sep
i
12
108
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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
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34
Oct
21
39% Jan
34
5
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33
33
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28
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7
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10
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2
May
1
8
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1
91 % Jan
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22
|
19
26
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17% Jan
29
5% Feb
23
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29
70% Feb
21
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18
21
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17
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27
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16
81% July
f 16% Mar
;
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7
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29
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v
16 Va
102%
101
99%
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15%
102
140
99%
30
26%
26%
261/4
26%
12,700
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148%
148'A
1481/4
148 J/4
120
361/4
36%
1,900
62%
63%
5,300
32
32%
3,000
,
60% r62V4,
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33
40
,
35
V 61%
,
33
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•:
39%
;
63'A
32%
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t
93%
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93%
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36
62
32%
35%
347/a
61
31%
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99%
25%
26%«
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,
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149!/4
36
63,
33%
21%
11%
28%
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102
22
65
11%
•
27%
15% •16 /.
16y4
16
103'%
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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
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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%
:
•
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13%
123/b
79! I
103
_
91
13%
12%
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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
*
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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%.
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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%
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V
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70% a:
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103
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153%
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85%
102
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104
6,800
86
100%
29%
29%
29'/a
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25
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16,600
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101
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101
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,
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103/a
v
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86%
*
223%
Y" '-YY-
Oil- Corp.;
*
'
88
100
5
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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%
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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
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*92
57 72
*
357a
275
%
276.
1,300
106
29
697a
687a
276
276
173%
82%
106
%
173/4
35%
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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%
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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
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173%
58
3472
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200
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6%
153%
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17%
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70%
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279%
543%
54%
247a
83/a
19
697a
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35
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*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%
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.No par
"
,
35%
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1053/a
99%
2672
•
8%
8%
15
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Inc
common..'
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8%
99%
26 3%
35
17 %
%
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177a
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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.
"
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*6
17%
207,
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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
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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
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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
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33%
34%
10,000
94
94
—.^25/
69%.
34
*
6
;
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117.'
*
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115
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600
14.
101% Jun
12
.■
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*■
2
31"* Jun
'
11 1
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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
'
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-
■
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741
Sutherland
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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
*'
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.
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1.
100
5%
.
f
6
=
'
17.%
233/4
23%
32%
31Va
27%
-
27%
27 Va
1,200
233/8
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23,800
27%
,
1,100
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93/a
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99 Va
•
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93/a
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71
71
72
3,000
72
3,200
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IT 3/8
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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
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18 Vb
*
8%
8%
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545 !
26 Va
14%
14%
36%
36%
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98 Va
99Va
i
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.
103%
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110%
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14
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30
15
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1,400
36%
5,300
31 %
83
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:
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82
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82
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200
1,300
.
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3,900
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14%
.
17
-
23%
103%
99
20%
31%
:
15 Va
82
*
17%
•
•
33
*.
14 Va
24%
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■
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100
No par
14%
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24%
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,
105 /
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81%
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5
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105
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15%
110 Va
17
A
'
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18%
>
11,600
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99%
5%
5,900
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3,000
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$'
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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
.»
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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
^
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••
43% Feb 14
,
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8
Nov 26
-
14% Jan
12% Feb
,
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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%
,
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,
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Range Since Jan. 1
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25
Continued—Pagi 11
STOCKS
Year 1952
-
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1
The Commercial and Financial
26
Chronicle... Monday, June
(2590)
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
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3
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10
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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
-
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NEW
digest
May 12
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1944—..
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ser
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82
t--
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57
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June-Dec
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*
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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—
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reduced
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75
52
,
—Jan-July
external water loan 1956————Mar-Sept
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88
60
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reduced, to
High
75
1957—-May-Nov
to Plan A
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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
/;
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1950—
—Jan-July.
100%
9
38%
114% 115
to Plan A
(State of)—
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8s
93
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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-—.
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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
—
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98"
or
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(City) 8s 1952—
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8
98%
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extended
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El
4%
to
(Kingdom of) extl 5Vis 1955—
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ASao
(State)—
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6%)
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37»/4
—
51%
51%
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—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
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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
'
,
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assented
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Mexico
(1942 agreem't)
—
9%
-
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1899
due
1945—
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ALarge
9%
Alabama
__
_
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.
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agreem't)
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-
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assented
(1942 agree't)
ALarge
.
1963_Jan-July
ASmall
—
due
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1954
of
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(1942. agree't)
(assented
1945
A4s
v
*
agree-
-
-
1913
1%
16
agreement)
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;
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1933
.
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(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
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8s
Alegre
6s
2nd
6s
1966
7»
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page 31.
*
98
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104 Va
95
114 Vn 115%
110
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123
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231
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,
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81
81
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87
107%
y»
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88%
77
86%
1961_May-Nov.
;
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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%
,
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fixed and 3% contingent interest):—
-
•
6%
11
-
9%
—
__
90%
100% 100%
104%
Jan-July
Jan-July
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.
^
"V"5
108
100
First
JunerDec
87
97%
97%
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b
RR—"
Baltimore & Ohio
i
June-Dec
——
1
106
First mortgage 4s Series A July 1975____April-Oct
"
i
__
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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
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^^„_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
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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%
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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
...
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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
■
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98%
99%
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211
2%s
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„
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;
> 75
..
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97%
2%s
9 »/8
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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%
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
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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
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1982*
:
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Electric
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first
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.
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mortgage guaranteed
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debs
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137
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103
103
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I
■
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Corp 3%s debentures 1960
3'As debentures (1947
issue)
1960
'
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97%
3
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Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
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&
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div
first
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Chicago Burlington
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4s
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81
•; 66%
53
5
:
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81
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&
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series
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99%
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s
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series
B
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105'A
/.
97 'A
96'A
86
98
79%
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Illuminating
mortgage
mortgage
First
3s
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1977—Jan-July
1991—Jan-July
1990-May-Nou
1970—Jan-Juiy
3s
1982
63%
116%
95
79
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74%
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22
63
„
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16
99% 100
62
7
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,
...
mortgage 3%s 1986
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gtd 4'/2s
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mtge 2%s
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91
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1977
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*
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101
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,
—
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1976—*
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s
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2%s ser J 1985
debentures
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3%s debentures
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34%
1961..i_May-Nov
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1959___—^.June-Dec
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3s
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and
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A
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due
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mtge
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>/
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ref
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cons gold 5s
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80%
42
'94%
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3s
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23
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62
93
series A 1975
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debentures series B
1975,*—
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3%s debentures ser C 1977
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3'/4s 1970—May-Sept
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1%
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debentures
Edison
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.-June-Dec
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71
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3s
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31%
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3s convertible
debentures 1958
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gold 4s 1995—.June-Dec
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gold 4s 1995—
June-Dec
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85'A
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4%s conv debs 1966
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3
i.
1961—April-Oct
—
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Duquesne Light Co
94
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94
33%
24
4'As 1961—...May-Nov
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debentures 1961—
May-Nou
3s
subordinate debs 1982
84%
115
24
75
June-Dec
1985
101%
94
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1
103%
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1993*****—*—i.*June-Dec
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Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s
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trust 4s
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&
Gen &
>
95
89'/8
'79
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1977—
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1966„
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June-Dec
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Louis Ry—
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'
1965
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112
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mortgage 2%s series G 1974—
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and
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.
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debentures
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—
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1963—_Jan-July
ser
100
33'A
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1%- contingent interest)
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(4'A%
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94%
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mtge 2%s
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mortgage 2%s 1978.™
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C
2%s
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1
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101%
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1975—April-Oct
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1st mtge & coll trust
2%s 1980
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102
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3'As
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:
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Co
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Southeastern Ry—
refunding mtge 2%s-4%s
1994_Jan-July
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first mtge
1978
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13
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3s
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&
mortgage
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53
—
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1956
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Chicago Rock Island
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99
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90
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Pacific RR—
4s
B
1st
1983
Jail 2003
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Ry 4s
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First' mortgage
ser
contingent
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May-Nov
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April
Louisville Ry—
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mortgage 4'As inc ser
Chicago &
I'wy
>
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1
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1985
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Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
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91
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52%
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1996—May-Nou
1989
ref
'
75
1
91
'
■—
refunding mortgage 3'As
1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 2'%s
1970—Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
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1st &
&
4s
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98
95%
89%
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1970—
&
lien
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77%
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'
gold 4s
consolidated gold
A
105
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series E
1996—Feb-Aup
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series. H 1973—June-Dec
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ser
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98
97%
.
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7
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Co—
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& Wetesrn Div
98%
98
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97%
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66"%
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Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1965
1992
4s
101%
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77%
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1968
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92
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ref
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69
92%
92
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series A
First mortgage 3%s series B
&
3'As debentures 1977—
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63
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*98% 102
1948. June-Dec
Central
High
97%
95'A
14%
15
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mortgage 3s series A 1978
First mortgage 3%s 1982—
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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—
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1987—v—
Jan-July
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3s
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v
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105
'
.
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
A {Central
Branch U P 1st gold 4s
Central of Georgia
Ry—
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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_*
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debentures 1976
Range Sine*
Sold
107%
103% 104'A
—
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Celanese
951%
(stpd as to payment
dollars) 2001
1st
106%
103%
Jan-July
1965—
I*;—May-Nov
Bonds
High
*—
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1st lien
97
104
Jan-July
•
First
.
Friday's
debs
Cuba Northern
June-Dec
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
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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—
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Capital Airlines Inc—
Sale Price
Continental
*104% 105
—
April-Oct
I
94'%
96%
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■
.
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"
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103
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Jan-July
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\
85
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April-Oct
;
100%
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Buildings 5s gtd 1960
5s
*
Low
y
—
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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
——
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mortgage
Bonds
7
105%
107
100
104%
85'A
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91
91
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The
(2594)
15, 1953
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
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1968
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108
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New York Chicago & St Louis—
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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
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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—
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967a
♦87
2017a
5
967a
91
977a
6
St Lawrence & Adirond'k
Second gold 6s 1996
St Louis-San Francisco
£
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1989
:
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f
s
debentures
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s
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conv
trust
f debs
debentures
2%s
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32
92
2
100
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conv
s
f
93
debs
1973
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A
1969
and
general
series
F
6V2S series
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90
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Tel
debentures
23/4s
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1983
99
10
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93
6
93
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88
9674
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129
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2074
98
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1970
2
97
97
100
90
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90
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95
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95
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93
101
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*„
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95
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•
88
37
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87
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9374
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1057a
90%
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1959—Mar-Sept
RR
86
92%
927a
93
95%
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gtd 4s series A 1955—Feb-Aug
fund series B 1957——_May-Nov
95
97
*„
101
♦„
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113
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59
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67
99 Yb
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59
12
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100%
Jan-July
67
104
106%
95
—
1007a 101
94%.
95
96% /
95%
27
104
1971
mortgage 3%s series
debentures 1965
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First
of
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*95
Mar-Sept
92
99
89
—
97
■»
Jan-July
May-Now
April-Oct
96%
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gg
927a
99 V*
99
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94%9974
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5
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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
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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
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the
^Negotiability
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
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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
•
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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
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Wisconsin
1037B
109
a
6
953/4
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—
--
83
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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
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"
•
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
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20
■
mtg.e.23/4S
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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
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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
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101
94
refunding mortgage 3'/4S
19$8—Jan-July
4
90
104
9374
96%
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86
i
May-Nov
refund M
Adjustment
Tol &
993/«
100
967.
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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%
:
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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
—
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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
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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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*
.
Week'a
Friday
22 Va Mar
3 V*
Jun
of the round-lot transactions only
1.55 May
21% May
*
8c
Midwest Stock Exchange
Feb
67
350
70c
8c
8c
Jan
Jun
1.30
3
18%
420
Mar
3%
a34% a34%
a
(Un)„
66% Apr
37%, Jun
353
193
__
12%
1
& Tube
13% Jan
1,544
—
1
W)
Jan
Apr
Feb
26% Mar
11%
(F
15%
38%
*
(Un)
1.368
a63a65y4
37 y4
__
4
(Un)
H
al03%al05%
5
(Un)
(Un)
Lines
Motors
75c
555
440
__
Oil
59 V2
21%
15'Va
__
—
10
Consolidated
Apr
a32 a32%
15 y4
5
71
a63
Universal
Jun
15
•
1,039
5%
al5
—
25
27%
5%
al4%
—
38
21%
2,574
27 V4
__
—
•
43%
a3%
—
—
Jan
Jan
23%
35
23%
6'/4
—
Co
Mar
6%
1,150
4%
Jan
7%
Apr
American Machine & Foundry
7
21%
22V2
600
21% Mar
24% Mar
22%
a26%
•
(Un)
Amer Aviation Inc
a20 V*
]
—
New
—
Jan
89
13%
5
60%
—
90
Jun
10
10
21%
'
72
Jun
14
10
90
33
a20%
•
■
a27% a27ya
„
1
(Un)
898
200
(Un)—•
Apr
79%
7% Mar
28%
—
0
(Un)
46%
43%
35
5
Prod
Feb
868
33%
33 V2
__
•
Allied Laboratories
Nash-Kelvinator
32y8
Jan
Mar
81
50
37
Jan
2%
53%
43
1,135
35%
27%
.
22%
United Gas Corp (Un)
United States Steel Corp
West
a3%
—
3II Mar
14% Mar
81
al8V4 al8V4
~
25
•
1
(Un)
Washington Water Power
35
1
May
10% May
6y. Feb
81
'
81
>
60
Feb
a3%
•
2^ May
208
a24
-79V2
—
25
a30%
& Co Inc
Apr
1,200
a65y4 a65V4
__
80V2
25
common
Jan
—
Motorola Inc (Un)
Jan
22%
40
*
(Un)
19%
3%
5
33%
Jan
•
com
Film
80 V*
1
-
36 Va
Apr
19%
200
1
Jan
1.25
Fuel
Utilities
32% Jan
28 Va
6V2
2
Apr
10
Monogram Pictures
Jan
Jan
-16% Mar
385
a9%
(Un)——1
19%
13%
al8%
1.50
63%
Jan
6V2
34Vi
Co
Corp
68
—
1
Jan
180
a57% a58%
33%
Corp
38
11%
16%c
—
Apr
Apr
28%
Jun
12
a9%
0
218
21%
—
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5
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a34%
52
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6%
45%
462
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50c
al'7% al7%
75c 82 %c
1
Co
(Un)
Montana-Dakota
,
,4
a8%
13
(Un)
Petroleum
Merck & Co Inc
Mississippi
•
3%
1
Manufacturing
Feb
Jan
555
V "
al9y4 a20%
al8V4
Ltd
Products
of
25%
46%
_
McKesson & Robbins
Menasco
35%
5%
779
*
a28y8a29%
5
&
21%
,
I—100
Co
(Un)
35
35
a20
(Un)
Oils
Union
129
♦
Inc
82%c Jun
a29y8
15
Airlines
Union
157
1
;
2,500
53
10
Union Carbide
Jan
a22
100
•
26% Jun
14%
(Un)
Jan
a26 a26V2
a26 %
7
(Un)
Co
Lion Oil Co (Un)
Lockheed
»
Llbby
&
Petroleum
15
85c 87%c
14
Oil
Mar
a46% a46%
.—2.50
a26y4 a26%
52
Axle
Timkin-Detroit
Trans
Warner
Co
41%
Jan
Assoc
a22 % a23%
Land
50
66
60%
common
15%
11%
Co
a6
a43V4 a44%
__
25
Westingliouse Elec
Lane-Wells
4y8 May
52 V* Mar
27
.
Apr
common
Apr
15%
40
—~
Feb
56 y*
(Un)
Jan
2c
a65 Va
a6
20
Jan
25% Mar
Apr
a58V4
(Un)
16%
17
•
I,497
a32% a34J/8
52
Jan
30c
—
24>/4
a34%
Jun
1.25
1.10
—8%
(Un)
22%
3%
46% Jan
•
13
Corp
Kansas Power & Light (Un)__
75
210
2
50% May
75
a77
..
a3%
Jan
14% Mar
19%
25
(Un)
105
to
Kennecott Copper
1
Corp
Corporation
13
15%
*
47
a22% a22%
a45% a47%
5
(Ohio)
13
10%
1
Jun
16% May
21 % Feb
Jan
Texas Company (Un)
Texas Gulf Suiphur (Un)
11
L
11
152
28% Mar
30c
;
changed
710
29
Jun
(Un)
Studebaker Corporation
Co
—
11%
10
Feb
Oil
Warner
Swift &
1
11
al5V4 al5.%
(Un)
Stone & Webster Inc
22 >/2
23
10
Jun
(Un)
Stanley
Oil
*
common
22%
50
Feb
_10c
(Un)
Chemical
987
420
Jun
United
|
J
Apr
23%
a69% a69%
58
—33 VaC
—
4%
a68y4 a70%
131/4
Sunray
*
.t—4---
—
_
Jan
a69%
Apr
Jun
26%
a49%
3%
15
Jan
35% Mar
7%
20
Apr
(Un)
1%
Apr
a27%
Jan
a3%
5
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12%
Apr
•
International Paper Co (Un)
International Tel & Tel Corp
Intex
(N
52%
21
10c
-
Mar
4%
1%
(Un)
117
32%
25c
International Harvester
Mar
60
Apr
22%
Calif
250
70
100
Intercoast Petroleum
Jade
Inc
400
50
6%
(Un)
43
Feb
3%
24%
(Un)
(Un) old
Co
Trans
Illinois
Apr
57%
•
of
Co
Oil
a32% a33y8
12 %
—
40%
20
22%
__
pfd class A__25
Standard Oil (Indiana)
a42 V2 a44J/2
a50%
127
180
200
(Un)
Brands
Oil
a21% a21%
—
L
i
29% Mar
1,538
159
Petroleum
Southern Railway
35
17%
a 3 2%
__1
—
Motor Car
Jun
"
17%
5
Development
Honolulu
26%
a3%
Ltd com__25
Co
Southern Calif Gas 6%
•
Corp
100
lf£
a
Southern Company
Southern Pacific
36%
—1
26%
a40
1
25
2,048
.
A
69 Va Mar
23%
Sylvania Electric Prod (Un)
Oil
Jun
23
preferred
a53
a53%
(Un)
54%
a3%
__
'
25
ioy4
*
(Un)
386
1%
preferred
25
Ohio RR
Corp
545/3
541/4 Mar
32%
a31%
1
35%
a3%
__
1
Edison
60%
3
(Un)
Jun
20c
preferred
17%
!
(Un)
29
23
Co.—
Calif
4.48%
'
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Great Northern RR pfd (Un)
Hudson
Apr
•
com—J_
Jan
261
26%
•
Jun
Feb
*
:
Rubber
Feb
29%
545/3
22%
Oil Corp
a32%
(Un)
42%
al5%
5
10%
26%
„20
&
Jun
23%
5
a23% a24J/8
„10
:
Jan
32%
a3%
15
58%
(Un)
Apr
450
'
US
-
39%
68%
1/64
McBean
Co
Jan
32%
—1
Inc
a52%
General Telephone
23%
Jan
—•
Company
Jun
550
-5
—__5
Jun
11
1
Jun
215
—v—
Gadding
&
10%
Utilities
69% Jan
19"%
'
32%
1.40
Co
Sinclair
a68% a71%
common
Public
67% Mar
15 y4
a46%
E
a25% a26y2
(Un)_
General Foods Corp (Un)
General
Motors
Corp common-
(Un)
Co
(Un)
4.32%
General
Jan
30 Va Mar
30 Va
a39%
—1
Signal Oil <Sc Gas class A—
355
6%
Jan
50c
Servomechanisms
Jan
Jan
Jan
__
5
Ltd
Finance
19%
340
Apr
9V4
28%
5
Petroleums
32%
62J/2c Jan
Feb
47% Mar
Jan
26 y4
195
,
118%
Feb
9 V*
5
40
*
(Un)
22%
1
Lines
Machinery & Chemical
Garrett
Co
190
20
23
a26% a27%
•
Francisco
340
8.000
114% May
235
1
Incorporated—
Ry
Paper
283
350
52
699
-
Jan
May
34
350
13% Mar
1,887
1
Richfield Oil Corporation
Ryan Aeronautical
15
•
Jun
a49% a51V4
'
10
Co
10
.100
.1.. —1
9V2
a69
26%
1
Oil
42%
1.60
1,375
.
20%
2.50
(Un)
Mfg Co
Ranch
22%
1.45
11
179
__
—1
Gas Co
125
.
61% Mar
29
*
Jun
&
10%
1.50
Jun
a26
—
1
15% Mar
Oil
al0% al0%
—5
56 %
al3 al3%
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Reserve
all% all%
(Un)_
(Un)
10%
—4
Phono
Jan
942
19 %
50c
(Un)
8
•
Jan
64
58 %
a67%
5
(Un)'
Jan
Apr
34%
Jun
a25%
—
•
(Un)
32%
32%
5
Co
Tiger
Jan
Aviation
Apr
131/2 Jun
39% Mar
Jun
60
235
•
151/4
19%
Apr
100
5%
•
*
Feb
Mar
8% May
29% Feb
60
5%
_
12.50
Radio
\>5%
-
30%
10
1
Pictures
911/2
7% May
27
34% Jun
40%
3
7%
20
195
(Un)
271/2
211
Jun
160
-
a8%
__
1
15c
Mar
.
1,462
i
a8%
50
(Un)
Republic
4
36
.
39%
33yac
40%
a—
70
114% 114%
—
1
Theatres
Republic
25
100
Jan
3% May
.38% Jan
57
*
Republic
185
7%
Jun
gy2
•
1
Feb
3,560
__
58
(U11)
Apr
854
al3
(Un)
Corp of America (Un)—
Raytheon Manufacturing
36% Mar
Jun
71/2
a27 a27%
,
•
22%
—3
(Un)
51% Apr
_4
.
(Uni
Jan
19%
a23% a24%
37
86
100
common
(Un)
22%
12
a94 % a94J/4
-_10
Share
&
Railroad
1
—
82
Pictures
tot
Electrical Products
Radio
al3:
a93%
Co
58 y8
5%
a
a36
a50 a5l%
1
,
Jun
al8
5y2
18%
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Natural Gas
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5%
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t
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Lines' (Un)
Eastman. Kodak
RKO
15
Rice
Dome
(E I)
Jan
60
a7%
a7%
a34y2
__
•
common
Petroleum
Pure Oil Co
55
-
a34y2
60
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman Incorpoiaied
(Un>
RKO
998
*
Apr
Phillips
41% Mar
17%
40
28%
Curtis Publishing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp com (Un)l
2.95
30%
(Un)
55% May
358
15%
13%
5,450
30%
common
Dodge Corp
Corp (Un)
20y» Mar
13c
a54y2 a54J/2
Feb
Phelps
Apr
13 y8 May
34
Apr
*
1
7%
35% May
11% Apr
17 y4
V2
21
3y8
34%
Co
(Chas)
High
2.95
10
Oil
Car
Co
Feb
667
13%
•a 54
Jan
200
14%
com
Philco
13c
„_1
new
Pfizer
a35% a36%
1
1_5
18 Va Mar
al3y4 al3%
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18
30
a'32% a33y8
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Low
2.95
30%
Pictures
(J
37%
125
17%
83 y2
10
Pepsi-Cola
191/2 May
20 y8 Mar
94I/4 Mar
17%
Jun
25
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Jun
Feb
Apr
•
(Un)
1.30 Mar
85%
a
67
—_25
common
__—— -
Motor
Penney
40 y8
5
&
Paramount
Jan
93y4
a37% a38%
381
Feb
Jun
a38%
Packard
Jun
Mar
Elec
Western
62y4 Mar
74
al7%
22% Mar
67
__
10
&
Tel
38 %
20
252
—
(Del)
22%
40
*
Jun
67
10
com
Preferred
19 y8
540
(Un)
Jan
227
7%
—25
Y
33
al7% al7%
a80
new
Petroleums
Pacific
a70% a73J/2
i
Hunt
Gas
Pacific
35%
66
7%
—i
America
Zellerbach
Jun
1.00 May
205-
a78%
Savage
N
of
Co
25%
Jan
•
L
20%
♦
Indemnity
Pacific Lighting Corp
Feb
6% Mar
May
25
170
1
Products
preferred
12% Mar
26%
Jan
59%
(Un)
Iron
Edison
Continental
Holly
6%
18 y2
18%
20%
12
(Un)
Pacific
25 y4 May
1
Consolidated Engineering
Consolidated Vultee (Un)
Hilton
Pacific
Jan
95
35%
High
20»/a
100
Finance
Feb
160
Gas
Chollar
Flying
Clay
Paclnc
10%
5y4
964
25%
a
(Un)
(Un)
16% Mar
24% May
9y8 Jun
310
—10
System
(Un)
Commonwealth Edison (Un)
Fodd
Ohio Oil Co
16%
150
__
(Un)
Molybdenum
Colorado
50
9%
1.15
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
__1
Co
Apr
23% Mar
5%
25%
RR
Co
Jun
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i.
*
Service
Farmers
Oil
Edison
Jun
al7'/2 al7%
m
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Shares
10
(Un)
Aircraft
Oceanic
Ohio
9y4
—10
Clary Multiplier
Erie
Northrop
Apr
20 y4 May
5%
25%
Co
Pacific
Pacific
128
9%
a72%
Exeter
Northern
12% May
'
9'/a
Chrysler Com
Emferson
Feb
15
al9 a!9y4
35%
Paso
American
14 y4
330
'
a!9
for Week
Feb
9%
12%
a
al7%
El
Jan
55i/4
10i/2
35 %
Electric
14
80 y8
al7%
Eastern
Feb
54 y2 May
.12%
i.
Eureka
duPont
13%
Jan
(Un)_.i_ —25
Corp
DuMont
Mar
Jun
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co (Unc.. —25
Chicago Corp (Un)
:
i_ —1
Chicago Milw St Paul com (Un).
Crown
5
47%
9*8
2
Ry
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
Consol
Jun
76%
•
.1—1
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Climax
Jun
3%
50
10 y8
12%
Jan
40%
1,839
5
Canada Southern Oils
Cities
-
114
9%
Sales
Range
of Prieea
Par
North
Pacific
California
Central
9
207
a
1_, —10
Jan
Mar
12
*
1
•
5$
a55
-—9
:
8
Jun
1,620
3%
a54
13% Mar
2c
921
-
Week's
Last
High
11% Mar
4,000
al2% al3y8
L
1.
pfd
(Un)
Friday
a74% a77%
-9%
12
Sale Price
Low
12% al2%
a55
r
5
j._
8 %
3%
a
—15
JUNE
Range Since Jan. I
381
<
a40% a40y4
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(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores
(J
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8
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Corporation
Bond Stores Inc (Un)
_„1
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12%
2c
2
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
11%
11%
,_10c
Mining
Diamond
Boeing
Low
.—2
Mammoth
WEEK
for Week
Last
Sale Price
?
FOR
Sales
24
2.460
20%
Apr
25V2
Jan
American
Rad
&
*
13%
13%
800
13%
Jun
15%
12c
5,000
11c
Jun
20c
Mar
American
Tel
&
152% 155%
2.05
480
a26 a27%
11c
_1
2.00
1
17
-
17
233
275
Apr
2.00 Mar
16 V*
Jan
'
2.70
Jan
20% Mar
—
Investment Co
Stand
Tel
American Tobacco Co
Amurex
Oil
(111)
San
1
(Un)
Co
100
—
153%
—^—25
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Development
*
Co
cl
A
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,
—
71%
13%
..
-
100
-
Feb
6,300
152%
Jun
161V*
Jan
71%
100
71%
Jun
71%
Jun
15ya
600
9V« Mar
207/a
Apr
37
15, 1953
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... 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.
"S
10
Nav (Un)
7%
9
Jan
Apr
Feb
Detroit
Dow
Co
Edison
Manufacturing
Dodge
Chemical
A
10
*■
5
128%
^
Controller
Emerson
42%
Mfg__;
&
&
13
100
Edison
Oil
of America
Flour Mills
Four-Wheei
Drive
(Un)
Oklahoma
&
Gas
25%
American
Pan
class
Co
Pen
Parker
Box
5%
42%
class
Inc
(Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co
Phillips
(Un)
General Electric Co
Pure
General Finance Corp
General
Motors
General
Public
(Un)——
Co
Oil
Jan
17%
America (Un)
Pictures
RKO
Rights
General Telephone
Refrigerator Co
Gillette (Thei
Co___
Co
■
128 %
Jun
140
Jan
Rexall
33
Jun
39
Jan
Reynolds
(R
Richman
Bros
Jun
Feb
12%
Jun
10% May
36%
*
(Unt
7%
700
Jun
7%
65V4
100
2%
21/2
4,400
2%
Feb
700
67 Vs
Apr
72
13%
Feb
14
Jun
Bros
Jan
9
12%
Jan
61
Jan
Feb
8 Vs
Apr
71% May
2%
Apr
May
75
Tobacco class
J)
(W
Gossard
Hi
(Un)
Graham-Paige Motors
Sears
Great
Lakes
& Dock
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
Greyhound Corp (Uni/—
,
Dredge
9%
Feb
Sinclair
Jun
69%
Feb
Society
Jun
28% Mar
Socony
1/64
3/64
7,000
1/64 Jun
A Jun
400
371/2
6%
61/4
750
36
37%
300
321/2
300
Jan
34%
Jun
6
39% May
Feb
8%
32%
Jan
39
May
32
Jun
38
Jan
Feb
14
47%
Jun
583s Mar
8%:
8%
600
8% May
2
2
200
2
19
Jun
10 % Mar
Hammond
Co
*
100
12% Mar
South
Oil
250
18% Max15%
Jan
400
13V8
500
17%
17%
100
42%
(Un)
Southern Co
Heln Werner Corp
Hlbbard
Jun
42%
Oil
6%
6%
6%
1,600
Jun
Standard Oil
100
20V«
1,250
21
10%
10%
150
50% Mar
39%
40
700
25
25
3%
200
Sunray
Feb
23
Brick
Illinois
Central
Indiana
Inland
Co
Steel
Steel
Interlake
10
RR
100
Products
Co
75%
101/2
Apr
11 Vb
Jan
Texas
Jan
41
Jan
Thor
51/4 Mar
Thor
25
75%
75%
Steamship
100
1
20%
22
38%
38
38%
27%
26%
•
Jun
Jun
28
Mar
28
72
Jan
10Va Mar
Apr
66%
Feb
14V2
400
Jan
24% Mar
38
1.100
Jun
48
2 61/4
Jun
Jan
32% Mar
600
28%
2,000
27%
Jun
33
Jan
32
32
100
32
Jun
38%
Jan
*
(Un)
27%
27%
5
Chemical
Co
21%
•
Co
International Harvester
Nickel
91/8
350
•
Co
International Mineral &
International
10
39%
39%
400
39%
47
Jan
International
Paper
International
Shoe
International
Tel
Interstate
Power
Iowa Illinois
Jones Si
15
(Un;
7.50
Co
&
<■
Tel
(Uni
Apr
Gjas & Electric
(Un)____*
Laughlin Steel Corp.j.
City
10
12% Mar
49%
491/2
200
49%
Jun
561/4 Mar
39%
39
39 ya
300
38%
Jan
40%
16%
17%
500
16%
Apr
201/4
Jan
91/2
9%
500
9V2
Jun
10%
Jan
.'28%
500
27%
Jun
31% Mar
600
21 Va
Apr
24%
*9%
28
28
21%
21%
21%
see page
45.
Mar
18%
300
34%
Jun
39%
100
50 %
Apr
56
400
23%
Jun
27% Mar
5
Apr
9%
Jan
13%
Feb
50
21% May
23%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
147% Mar
10%
Jan
15% May
200
133
700
26%
Jun
27%
1,100
31%
Jun
42%
30
200
29%
Jun
36%
55
600
52%
Jun
69
400
10
Apr
11% May
31 %
Jun
36Vs
1/128
Jun
1/128
Jun
100
39'A
Jun
43%
Jan
50%
400
48
Jun
62'A
Jan
22% Jun
29%
48
1,500
3%
4
100
2% Mar
4%
Jan
100
3%
4%
Apr
11
15%
45%
5%
44%
11%
29
Jan
6
11
Jun
14% Mar
100
15%
Jun
19%
1,400
45'/8
Feb
52% Mar
200
15%
47%
5%
Jan
6%
Apr
Jun
400
Jan
100
44%
44%
Jun
650
28% May
38
Feb
54%
12%
19
Mar
6,500
12Vs
Jan
58
12 Vs
Jun
14%
100
19
Jan
23 Va Mar
22%
Jun
26 %
Jan
27 Vs
Jan
4
48
1,200
Jan
17% Mar
3,350
29
Apr
35
15%
1,450
14%
Jun
37
1,700
36
Jun
18% Mar
43% Mar
4%
32%
4%
33%
23
30%
33
36
__
23%
14%
43%
14%
__
37
23
13%
__
42%
„
150
Jan
32%
Jun
37%
23
Jun
27% Mar
1,100
13%
Jun
16%
400
42%
Jun
49 Va Mar
100
1%
Jan
3% Mar
434
150
4%
51%
Jun
6'A
Apr
400
51
Jun
59'A
Jan
69 %
68%
70'A
70%
34%
700
69%
Jun
81
Jan
1,400
68%
Apr
78%
Jan
800
32%
Jun
38'A
51
32%
11%
22%
19%
—
10
19
10
—
—.
30%
—
27
11%
22%
22 %
10'A
19
11%
Jun
13
Mar
100
22 Vs
Jun
26
Mar
600
23 Vs
Jun
10
Jan
10 %
Feb
100
19
Jun
21%
Jan
600
30%
Jun
43'A
Feb
100
Jan
16%
36 %
36'A
36%
900
35%
Jan
39% Mar
200
51%
Jun
57%
—
51%
51%
25%
24%
25%
17 Vs
21%
11%
,
17 %
21%
11%
Jun
35%
14%
Feb
16% May
2,700
16%
Jun
21% Mar
20%
Apr
28'A May
18
22 %
12
17 Vs
Jun
19 Va Mar
200
21%
Jun
24% May
1,200
11%
Jun
13 Vs Mar
33%
2%
34%
2%
1,500
31%
Feb
37% Mar
17'A
59
17%
59
63%
38
37%
24%
a5
25
64
38
25%
a5
2%
—
—
25%
1
U
S
Steel
16 %
3Vs
Jan
Jan
20 Va
Jan
Jan
60 % May
170
55
700
63%
Jun
72%
300
37%
Jun
38%
Jun
200
24 %
Jun
32
Mar
.
10
12%
Walgreen Co
Electric
Co
Motor
Corp
5
May
500
25
Jun
31JA
Jan
37'A
Jun
44 Vs
Jan
450
9%
Jun
12% Mar
9%
25%
300
25'A
Jun
28
Jan
25'A
44%
2,100
41%
Jun
50
Mar
41%
25
300
25
Jun
28 Va Mar
311/4 Mar
Jan
Wisconsin
1
18%
19V4
150
18%
Jan
64
65%
200
64
Wrigley
3%
4% Mar
Public Service
Yates-Amer
Zenith
(F W»
(Wm)
Co
Machine
Radio
Corp
13%
Feb
14% Mar
15%
15%
15%
300
12
Feb
15% May
13%
13%
16%
43%
13 %
17 Vs
44 %
1,200
Jun
15 % Mar
•
13
1,100
16%
Jun
18 % May
300
43%
Jun
44V4
72
72
100
71% May
150
12%
Feb
141A
Jan
200
64%
Jun
80
Jan
10
.1
10
—
41
:
Jr
13%
650
—
25 Vs
14
1
-
—
*
common
I3V4
Woolworth
5% Mar
1,000
4,300
1
j.
Wieboldt Stores Inc
Feb
Feb
9%
37%
38
•
Works
100
2% Mar
25 'A
43%
•
Corp
1,000
25Vb
38'A
9%
5
Westinghouse
Jan
300
1,150
—
10
Lines Inc
Air
Iron
27
1,100
63%
Corporation (Del) (Un)
Co (Un)
Feb
Feb
19%
2,200
15
Rubber
Apr
Jan
200
15%
17%
25
of California
Jun
Jan
300
32
27
15%
17%
2
_1
II
*
Corp
Jan
t
1%
—
S
5Vs
Feb
1%
—
5
United
80%
Jan
* 4%
70%
34%
5
1
Co
United
21%
5% May
4%
900
450
70 %
,
:
Axel
Coal common
Oil Co
Jun
Jan
4%
51 %.
—
25
20
(The)
3% May
Feb
1
27%
100
Jan
44%
2f9%
19
Union Carbide & Carbon
White
Jan
24%
54%
5
Co
Radio
Dorn
Apr
3%
4
12%
1
*
203 So La Salle St Corp
Van
Jan
200
1
1
...1
5
1
10
(Un;
Tool Co
Detroit
Truax-Traer
Union
Jan
Mar
1,300
31 %
—
1
(The)
Co
Jun
1/128 1/128
39% 39%
—
•
1
———
Edison
Trav-ler
Jan
Jun
2,000
Apr
(Un)
Corp
Power
Trane
Jan
12% Mar
13%
Corp
Timken
6%
11% Mar
100
56%
Co
Co
Feb
Jan
Mar
16 %
Corp
Corp
Oil
&
Feb
16% May
16l/a
.30%
Equipment
Spring (Uni
11%
50
16
14% Mar
43%
May
10%
31 Va
10
550'
3%
Jan
23%
10 %
15
200
3%
Jun
13
18
47%-
(Un)
12
3%
37% Jun
110
20
—
*
25
27%
3%
12 Va
1,100
Apr
Jun
32%
—
12
1
3,800
Feb
23 VB Mar
11%
18 Vs Mar
;
27%
33Vac
Jun
May
Feb
27%
..—5
41
(Un;
*
Kropp Forge Co
19%
11
Apr
__
5
♦
Transport...!
Kennecott Copper Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
23%
19%
800
200
60 Vs Mar
Motors (Un)
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
-
Jun
900
Apr
Willys-Overland
■
Llght___.
20Vs Mar
19%
15
1
Ppwer &
Drug Co
Kelley Island Lime &c
25%
Jan
Feb
,
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Jan
900
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Sundstrand Machine Tool
22
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39
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Jun
4% May
25
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Jun
10%
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1
4%
-
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Jan
19%
1,550
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300
100
16%
Stone Container Corp
Mar
28
39%
21%
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Jan
34'A Mar
150
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19% Mar
191/2
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700
Feb
11
Jan
100
Railway
16%
200
43
Standard
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13% Mar
21%
25
10
12%
22
26%
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Dredging Corp
Standard Oil of California
Standard
Jan
19%
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Apr
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Mar
,
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21%
39%
5%
31 %
29%
52%
6
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Pacific
Southern
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30
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19
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10
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Harnlschfeger Corp
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19
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Jun
7
Mar
12
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31
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Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
23%
25
Western
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400
Jan
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65
200
Corp class B common
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58%
100
19
58% Jun
150
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50
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7
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145
34
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Jun
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99 Va Mar
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4
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12
Jun
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350
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Jun
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34
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—
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23%
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34
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National Standard Co
National Tile & Mfg
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51
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Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ry
Chicago Towel Co common
Apr
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Feb
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Apr
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Jun
33
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Jan
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Jan
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33
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67
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400
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39
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21
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13
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112
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U
37%
12 y2
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Aircraft
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68 % Mar
Jun
Jan
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10
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Jun
30%
Feb
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11%
3% May
400
52%
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54c
Jan
25%
205
3%
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Apr
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—
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Apr
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Jun
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10
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1,328
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Sylvania
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13%
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63
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69
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21%
21%
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3,081
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96
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122
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100
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Packard
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361
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635
90
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200
Jan
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—
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520
2,922
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Feb
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Shell
9
35%
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9
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Shasta
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22
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Santa
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Jun
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10
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Apr
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1,362
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307
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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 %
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West Indies Sugar
107
11
11%
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654
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51
121
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41%
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,
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Riverside
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May
42
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29
29
396
28%
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31%
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49
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&
preferred
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preferred
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Aluminium
Aluminum
5'A%
Argus
Atlas
12%
Apr
14%
Jan
26%
26
26%
542
25 %
Jan
26%
Feb
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6%
700
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75
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98
25
9%
500
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8%
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34
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44%
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53%
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25
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102
1,665
100
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Apr
24
May
May
102
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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
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23%
38
Canada
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72
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Canada Safeway
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19
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40
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Mar
Feb
Feb
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11
10 y2 Mar
Feb
Mar
Jun
101
35
99
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288
70
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82
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46
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class
Canada Northern Power Corp
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99%
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12%
100
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•
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Columbia
British
13%
•
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28
$1.50
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Feb
May
5%
preferred
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f.
49
135
18
18%
1,425
17
Apr
19%
Feb
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35%
850
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40
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45
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39
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8,128
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100
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88
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93
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46%
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32
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direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
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Tel: HAnover 2-9250
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see
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The
Teletype: NYl-1979
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Association
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NEW YORK
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York,
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Sydney,
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;
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For footnotes
A^L
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N. S.
Branches
-
Saint John, N. B.
-
Moncton, N.
May
25% May
24% Apr
Fast quotations
Canadian Stock
Jan
'
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Canadian Cottons
£
on all
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.
-
May
Apr
41%
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80
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29% Mar
Apr
32%
50
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Jan
56
150
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70
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RKO Theatres
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10
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100
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Volume 177
Number 5229
...
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2605)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
-
'
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Locomotive
j
f
CockBhutt Farm
—25
—**
_.
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26 %
.
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& Smelting__.
Consolidated Textile
Consumers Glass
26%
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!
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1
Dominion Coal 6%
1
Dominion
'
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Dominion Dairies 5%
I
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i
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Steel
Glass
Brewery
Ltd
Famous
J
5%
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15
Jan
15%
Jan
97 a
Apr
99
62
255
59
Apr
12%
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Jun
16%
165
8%
8%
1,535
14 %
63
Jan
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Jan
Jan
17
8ya May
-•
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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
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20%
20%
21
1.100
18%
Jan
_•
11%
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17%
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22
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22
104
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Jun
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16
10
99%
67y2 Mar
17% Apr
May
103
Apr
Feb
47%
25
47%
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47%
20
3.25
Feb
35
600
32 Yt
Apr
4.20 May
39
Mar
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17%
25
18
149 %
,
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Jun
149 y4
19
Feb
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Jan
46
May
40
42
5,080
40
Jun
58
Feb
9
9
110
9
Jun
12%
Jan
29
28%
common
30y8
5,317
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36%
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10 %
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2,830
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23%
370
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31%
29%
31%
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25
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165
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100
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__
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25
common
5%
2,885
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29%
165
■•■
29%
33
24
Mar
Jan
6% May
Jun
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7%
Central
Co
Lang & Sons Ltd
Laurentide
Class
,
1
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38%
Apr
46 y4
1.101
48
Apr
55
23%
23%
24
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16
Jan
47
Jun
Jan
31
May
80
91%
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96
Mar
100
18y2
Jan
20
Mar
19 y2
a6y4
a6y4
150
2iy2
21%
200
19%
6
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70%
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23
Mar
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24
Jan
33%
33%
34%
40 y4
40
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35
35%
2,235
23
2,140
:
28 %
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31
Jan
1,406
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28%
Apr
32%
Jan
Jun
29%
Feb
50
17
80
29 y4 May
25
140
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Feb
8
8
100
10
10%
120
10
11
1,150
19%
75
18
Feb
144
19 % May
7% May
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Apr
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;
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v.
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•
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28
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28
36%
37
245
35
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1,430
2,925
.
Jan
9% Feb
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11%
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Canadian
Mar
May
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5,316
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12
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Jun
87
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26
47%
Apr
49 % Mar
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19%
19%
100
19 %
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Jun
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May
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17%
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53%
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30
31
14
14
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Canadian
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34
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3.25
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50
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Jun
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41
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Apr
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60
60
50
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Oilcloth
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&
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435
24
Jun
14%
360
14
Mar
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Woollens
26
Jan
Eastern
Steel
15%
Jan
Federal
Grain
38
Jun
20
May
30%
31
66%
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67
Mar
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30
Mar
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Feb
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15
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13
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32
210
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Jun
36
•
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66
1,345
64%
Jun
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Motor Co of Can class A
Pow Sec 6%
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Feb
30
30%
340
29%
Apr
31
Jan
20
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20
550
18
Apr
21
Jun
67
Apr
72
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48
Mar
52
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1
33
32
33%
240
32
Jun
45
Jan
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•
23
21%
23
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20
Apr
23%
1.10
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35
330
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.
40
Mar
*
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_
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2.25
•
Feb
60
61%
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Apr
68
30
30
100
23
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Apr
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Mar
89
Apr
93
May
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Jan
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Feb
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*
21%
211
350
18%
Jan
13
125
13
Jun
*
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100
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32
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37
98
31
37
300
3
,
Mar
Feb
400
25-
3.80 Jan
906
25
Jun
4.95
28
Jan
Jan
38%
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&
Corp
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21»/2
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14
Feb
Apr
99
Apr
37% Mar
Paul
43
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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
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Apr
16
14%
35
14%
Apr
15%
Jun
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10
86
Feb
86 %
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Feb
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1,125
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27% Mar
24%
24%
24%
24
Apr
26% Mar
11
11
77/a
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13% May
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20
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15
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480
100
10
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♦
—
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
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8
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Jun
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Jun
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12% May
143/4
15%
'
4%
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Mountroy Ltd
30%
1,957
12
38%
14%
.
17% Mar
50
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preferred
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Publishing Co of Ottawa
Newfoundland
Pnr
Jan
Jan
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i
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1
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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
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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%
—
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12%
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4.65
•;
Jun
60
.
class
Preferred
12%
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Feb
Mar
'
8%
*
Ltd—
B
Consolidated
25 %
Ltd
Feb
to
Products
Neon
Steel
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54%
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Jan
May
14% May
May
25
■
Casmont Industries Ltd
Catelli
National
Wire
May
Jan
200
24
14
•
18
665
V
3.65
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•
16
260
-
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Jan
i
355
all
common—
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preferred
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Jan
14
a48
Vinegars Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—
Canadian
9%
Feb
May
-
86
Canada
5%
Apr
13
100
..
1
High
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Canada & Dominion Sugar Co—
Canada Malting Co ——
—
Canada Packers Ltd
7
..
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Co
Range Since Jan.
'Low
7%
——_*
1st preferred.
preferred
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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
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Jan
Mar
20
7,020
10
Export class B__*
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31
.
Westinghouse Co
Apr
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20
;
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Jan
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;
Feb
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1,701
__
10
Nova Scotia
Royal
Marconi
Jun
'
Ltd
Jun
5.25
__
10
Montreal
Western
62
250
21%
»
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Mar
14
__
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29% Mar
29%
0
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Jan
May
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♦
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Jun
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29%
:
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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
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Mitchell
63
25%
29%
*
___:
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McColl
62
20%
-
-
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■*
24%
5
.
■
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Apr
18
6,116
49%
preferred
•
Mar
40%
48
62
B
$1.20
«
16
6'/4
39%
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class
150
Jun
•
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16%
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5%
39%
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(John)
v
95%
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Commercial
the Woods
Jan
5V4
•
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common
Mar
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preferred
Jun
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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%
•
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Line
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2.10
*
common
Butterfly Hosiery
Pipe
a4.50
45 % Mar
'•34'A
35
—•
Ltd
J Interprovjncial
21% May
__
Mar
50
Petroleum
Jan
'
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47%
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4%
preferred
25
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13%
45V4 '
Jan
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common
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1,163
—
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preferred
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Brown
preferred
Paper
Jan
18%
Jan
105
Jan
32%
10
al00%al00%
j
of
34
12% Jan
8%
Feb
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3,971
.
...
Apr
101
775
35
57%
57%
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-
—.
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Nickel
Jan
Apr
Friday
925
103
* 5%
104
*
»
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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
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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%
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12% Mar
10%
t
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4%%
12%
15
30 »/4
30
'
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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
-
—
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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
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'
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5%
United
pfd____.__._20
Caaadian
Power
Goodyear
Triad
12
8%
:
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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
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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
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i
i
34%
23
*
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Canada
Co
21%
4,365
75%
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com
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical
common
Preferred
Dow
72
13!/"
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pfd
&
Jun
•
Wabasso
*
Dominion Steel & Coal
;
6.00
72
*
w
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26%
,
:
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preferred
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I
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25%
Steel
,16% Mar
24%
25
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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
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„
24%
26
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t,
Dome Exploration
*
35
•
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|
;
—
8%
t
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&
:
25
Week's
Last
1
22 y2
' "■25% Jun
635
26%
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__
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j Crown Cork
Apr
13 ya May
5,692
,
13%
24%
;
—
•
26%
71%
13%
„
12
.-.High
17
100
,
i6v2' 16 %
71%
'
.
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;
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13 V2
25%
__
—•
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Friday
Range. Since Jan.
Low
18
13 %
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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
'
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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
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——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
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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%
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.
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11 ¥4
8 ¥2
11 ¥1
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30%
Jun
4%c
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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
;
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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
'
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—
12%
9
7
Feb
-
84c
May)'
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14
May.-
13%
250
12 '
270
26
8
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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
;
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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
,
.
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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
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—
Jan
Trinity
r
1.55 Feb
725
13c
14c I8V2C
-2.59
16c
1
—
5.40
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■
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,
■
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;
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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
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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
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a—
Oil
Pacalta
1.70
I
;
Jan
Jani
12c
*
32c
40c {,
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;
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Newnorth. Gold:—
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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
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—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
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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
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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*
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Number 5229... The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
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(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
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