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UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
MONDAY
ISSUE
-^Tke Commercial w
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 175
Number 5095
New
Price 90 Cents
York, N. Y., Monday, March 3, 1952
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
-
INSURANCE
1952
1951
1950
$466,319
$360,489
$445,727
Net
from
Net
ry.
136,408
164,558
93,792
124,261
48,693
78,483
48,901
58,066
—v.
railway
income
cper.
175,
513.
p.
,
■:
.
r
In This Issue
Stock and Bond Quotations
,,
Page
Alaska-Wrangeli Mills, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files—
of
letter
A
168
shares
of
notification
of 5%
stock
common
for
Anderson
the
(par
filed
was
cumulative
the
SEC
Feb.
on
New York
to
of
be
offered
at
New York
and 168 shares
through William
174, p. 1293.
par
Ray W. Campbell.—V.
Stock Exchange
Stock
Curb
Stock
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.—Stock Authorized—
The
and
share;
New
SEC
received
12,000 shares
England
authorization
of its $100
Gas
and
par
issue
to
Cincinnati
sell
and
Electric
facilities
and
working
for
capital.—V.
175,
Laboratories, Inc.
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Montreal Curb Market...
•Net earnings
174,
930,160
$2.99
share
per
value
—V.
Subs.)—Earnings1950
1948
1949
share..
ppr
$30.87
1,151.361
1,100.959
$4.21
$2.98
$28.26
$25.20
$22.14
American Airlines, Inc.
Direct
flight
expenses
Interest
and. miscellaneous
Fed.
for
Net
taxes
miles
Revenue
...
10,548,682
10,399,804
divs.$1.42
77,533,912
$1.39
income
on
(alter
passenger
175,
17,400,000
~.
(net!
*
-.I,..:.-
share
per
Revenue
—V.
__
—
income
Earnings
2,162,882
66,247,219
66,611,924
expenses.
Ground
Prov,
—
162,970,707
_
pfd.
miles
flown
SEC
materials
for
finally
which
1786.
p.
have
State and City Bond Offerings
Pa.—Files
Carnegie,
With
51
on
American Stores
—V.
1
__Li
175,
Declared and
1952—10 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
$50,400,280
.
proposed
five
each
record
of
holders
price
subscription
made.
offering
shares
$46,623,662 $435,366,003 $384,398,890
March
will
also V.
See
of
175,
share
one
is
expected
of
to
common
be
made
stock
to
$25)
(par
common
stock¬
with rights expiring on March 24. The
determined shortly before the offering is
5,
be
p.
Arizona
Mining
on
80S.
Corp.
(Del.)—Stock
Offered—W.
C.
Feb. 5 offered publicly "as a speculation"
and
U. S. Savings Bonds Issued and
acquire a mill
capital.
for
tunneling
Mining Corp. will be used
core-drilling expenses and for
Arizona
and
working
BUSINESS—Corporation
was
incorporated
in
Delaware
on
1950.
The
acres,
Feb.
15,
.
property includes 11 mining claims covering aproximately 200
and the mine and other property located thereon, which claims
situated
approximately 2'/2 air miles from Chloride, Ariz. (4 miles
by road), in the Ceibat Mountain Range, Walapai Mining District,
Mohave (bounty, Ariz.
The mine is known as the Samoa Group or
are
acquired all its properties from Chloride Mining Corp.
in consideration of the issue by the company of 136,000 shares of its
in
ide
par
1943
value
in
a
class
foreclosuie sale and
transferred
Mining Corp. in 1947 for stock.
said
properties to Chlor¬
Thereafter New Jersey
1951
1950
1949
$328,419
$249,307
179,190
192,355
130,915
55,900
53,748
52,725
$215,304
90,591
34,610
income...
514.'
p.
Oper.
Other
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$1,594,696 $20,248,267 $18,240,360
taxes
1,502,661
1,356,962
17,015,387
15,179,609
Income
$244,694
$237,734
$3,232,880
$3,060,751
&
Operating
----56
1952—Month—1951
$1,747,355
revenue
exp.
income
2,632
41,410
32,776
$240,704
$3,274,290
$3,093,527
68,241
763,792
813,201
$186,761
Inp., etc. deductions
2,970
$247,326
60,565
income
$172,463
$2,510,498
$2,280,326
334,806
entitled to all or substantially all
stock
ing
Chloride Mining Corp.
said
of
of the issued and outstand¬
Divs.
of class A and 113,750 shares of class B stock, and
H. Luhrs (Vice-President and Secretary) 500
shares of class A and 93,750 shares of class B stock.
The remaining
shares of class A and class B stock
are registered in the names of
seven individuals.
The company is informed that in addition to the
100 shares
dent)
the
of Frederick
name
shares,
New
Jersey
Loan. Co. is- also the owner
are
of
being made available to
company
arrangement between the company and such
The
independent
to
provided that the company would furnish certain supplies
miners, supervise the mine, sell the ore, and pay to the miners
certain
percentage of
agreed
the proceeds from each sale.
The
terms.
discontinued such contract or lease mining
for financing to expand operations.
company
arrangement
Com.
GIVING
pending
Authorized
The Class
value)
shares
are
Outstand.
330,000
354,000
($1 par value)
A
330,000
354,000
preferred as to dividends and
$1
Atlantic
The
holders
corporation
offered
stock
The
dividend,
capital
entitled
at
or
all
dissolution
times
to
one
Loan
Co.
at
$1
Corp., Denver,
to
filed
19
a
shares of class
share,
per
offered at
be
to
Feb.
on
250,000
proceeds are
$1,945,520
1,172,000
$1.66
Colo.—Files With
par
letter
notification
of
A preferred
and 250,000 shares
stock
with
mill per share), without underwriting.
for operating capital.
(one
be used
I
Automatic
The
Canteen" Co.
for
stockholders
of
America
—
Stock
Feb.
on
19
Option
approved a restricted stock option plan
certain
key employees.
option plan for officers and other key employees of the
and its subsidiaries offers provisions for the purchase of an
aggregate of not more than 25,000 shares of the presently authorized
The
stock
company
unissued
common
option
price
plan, shall be 95%
stock
for
of
each
the company.
share,
subject
to
any
option
under
of the average sale price
on
the
New
York
Stock
We Went Offerings
Laclede Steel Company
Arkansas-Missouri Power Common and Preferred
John
Irving Shoe Common and Preferred
Missouri Utilities Common and Preferred
Edward D. Jones & Co.
distributions. Each stockholder shall
for each share of stock owned,
p. 138.
vote
Members
New York Stock
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.—Files With SEC—
New
Feb. 18 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 22,641 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered
at
$13.25 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
used
company
on
for construction
program.—V. 173, p. 1885.
the
per share of the common
Exchange on the date on which such
option is granted to the employees, adjusted to the next higher mul¬
tiple of 25 cents.—V. 175, p. 413.
stock
irrespective of the class.—V. 175,
The
the
(par one mill)
of class B common
Plan Approved—
stock.
of
Pacific
&
covering
be
to
dividends in
B
$1.66
Securities and Exchange Commission—
per
or
class
1,289.200
$0.12
New York, is prepared to exchange $18,400,000
2%% series A due 1980 in definitive form on
174,-p. 2546.
bonds,
mortgage
share, and until such time no dividends, capital distri¬
dissolution shall be paid to the holders of the
Thereafter the holders of the class A shares and the
the class B shares shall share equally, share for share, in
of
butions
1,172,000
$0.12
share..
com.
capital distri¬
butions, and in dissolution, until the holders of the class A stock Issued
and
outstanding have received dividends, or capital distributions or
distributions in dissolution (or any combinaton thereof) in the total
sum
1,289,200
outstg
per
The Irving Trust Co.,
first
but
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Shares-
Class B stock (10c par
373,250
$2,137,248
presentation t>f outstanding bonds in temporary form.—V.
TJ10
CAPITALIZATION
31,104
$141,359
—
shs.
Earns,
a
The com¬
(or its predecessor, depending upon the time of shipment) shipped
the ore so mined to American Smelting & Refining Co., El Paso, Texas,
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Co., Salt Lake City, Utah,
or
Shattuck
Denn
Mining Corp., Humboldt, Ariz., depending upon
pany
felt it would get the best
Balance
SEC
and its immediate^, predecessor did a limited amount
of work in the mine until early 1951 on a lease basis with independent
The
31,104
$155,657
pld. stock
on
When all the properties of
Mining Corp. were transferred to the company, for shares of
its class A and class B stock as aforesaid, there were registered in the
name
of New Jersey Loan Co. 130,000 shares of class A and 50,000
shares of class B stock, and in the name of John T. MacEvoy (Presi¬
in
income
company
A stock and 354,000 shares of its 10c par value
class B stock and
the assumption by the company of the liabilities
of
Chloride
Mining Corp.
aggregating appro>;imaaely $10,000.
The
company is advised that New Jersey Lean Co. 'acquired the properties
$1
4,049,076
1952
oper.
175,
Gross
be
Samoa,Mine.
The
5,666,126
$323,655
railway
railway...
Operating
Index._56
Through Jan. 31, 1952
Class A stock
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to
to be used
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Earnings—
Redeemed
100,000 shares for account of New Jersey
Loan Co.
to
ry.
—V.
45
Federal Reserve—December Business
294,000 shares of class A capital stock at par ($1 per
share). This included 194,000 shares for the company's
account
5,095,257
Period End. Jan. 31—
Federal Reserve System
Iwhere it
Doehler Co.
are
45.
p.
from
Net
45
miners
Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
held
175,
from
...45
Reserve Banks
the
The
for
The proceeds
1952
1951
1950
$47,906,209 $47,140,958 $36,425,779
5,436,341
5,882,232
4,425,158
income
Net
Condition Statement of Members Banks of
miners.
American Tobacco
with the
notification
of
letter
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
12
Payable
49,000 shares of the class B stock which
the underwriter by way of warrants.
317.
p.
a
loans.
January—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices..45
above-mentioned
Co.—January Sales Up—.
Period End. Jan. 31—
Sales
reduce
income.....
oper.
ry
Gross
Chloride
Feb. 13 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,480 shares of common stock to be issued to Charles T.
Evans, Jr., upon exercise of stock option at $1.25 per share. This stock
•will be reoffered to public at $1.68%
per share, through George G.
Applcgate <fc Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The proceeds are to be added to
•working capital.—V. 174, p. 2453.
company
Conn.
Haven,
174,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
New
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
44
became
Co.,
and
notes
Month of January—
income
Net
Cladmetals
filed
21
Gross
-
American
Feb.
on
Bissell & Meeds, Wilmington, Del.
retire
Net
Rates
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
received."—V.
been
corporation
Laird,
to
peacetime activity.
"In fact," he said, "we have already resumed ac¬
tivity with the construction of four baggage cars for the Canadian
National,
Inc.,
covering 10,860 shares of $25 par value common stock to be
at prices ranging between $25 and $26.50 per share through
—V.
The Course of Bank Clearings.^.
Contract—
Growers,
offered
...33
Foreign Exchange
American Car & Foundry Co.—New
Seed
& Investment News.Cover
General Corporation
Roy D. Jablonsky, District Manager of the company's plant at St.
Charles, Mo., announced on Feb. 26 that the Douglas Aircraft Co. is
arranging with that plant for the fabrication of sub-assemblies to be
used in the manufacture of the B-47, the fastest bomber now in com¬
mercial production for the U, S. Air Force,
In
commenting on the order, Mr. Jablonsky emphasized
that as
large as this project is for ACF's St. Charles plant, it would not inter¬
fere with the production of passenger train cars which is its normal
1889.
Associated
-.34
Dividends
174, p.
The
Miscellaneous Features
45.
p.
1952—12 Mos.—1951
1952—3 Mos.—1951
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Net
60,560,467
2,554,214,649 1,807,883,940
flown.
—V.
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
$-
Goods Corp.—Sales Show Gain—
Dry
by sub¬
companies.. $52,349,088 $50,454,190 $153,359,939 $150,372,953
sidiary
National
1950
118,684,700
46,033,228
49,403,951
1,447,717
11,400,000
—
Associated
Per. End. Jan. 31—
Sales reported
..34
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
1951
789.
Bankers Trust Co., New York, N. Y., as trustee,
will receive
up to 3 p.m. on April 14, 1952, for the sale to it of first and
refunding mortgage 4'/2% 50-year gold bonds, due July 1, 1961, suffi¬
cient to exhaust $10,345 available in the sinking fund.—V. 173, p. 562.
43
Markets
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$
revenues
Section
Exchange—Curb
Over-the-Counter
sec¬
Aroostook Valley RR.—Tenders for Bonds—
^
40
42
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
.
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Total
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
778,478
$4.41
A
—
The
.--39
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Stock
Toronto
1589.
p.
Exchange.
Exchange...
Stock
Francisco
San
$14,311,138 $13,260,959 $12,747,598 $10,885,260
Earnings
-Book
(&
1951
sales
Net
Exchange
Exchange
Pittsburgh
Offering
Secondary
bids
37
37
37
38
Montreal
Allied
-
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
701.
p.
Stock
Midwest
4.345
pipeline
Stock
closed.—V. 174, p.
25
29
34
34
34
35
36
Exchange..
Los Angeles Stock
of
Algonquin, has received SEC authorization to
shares of the additional Algonquin stock.
Algonquin states that the proceeds of the sale will be used to furnish
portion of the equity capital required to finance the construction of
acquire
(Bonds)
Detroit Stock Exchange..-.
stock at $100 per
Association, one of the
common
stockholders
four
a
has
company
additional
—
13
Exchange.
York
Boston
an
(Stocks)
Exchange
New
covering
7
preferred stock (par $30)
$11
account
with
Co.
ondary distribution of 15,738 shares of common stock
(no par) was made after the close of the New York
Stock Exchange on Feb. 25 by The First Boston Corp. at
$51.50 per share (net), with a dealer's discount of $1 per
share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the books
1949
$475,217
from- railway
Cork
Armstrong
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—EarningsJanuary—
Gross
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Chicago Board of Trade
York Curb Exchange (Assoc.)
300 NORTH 4th STREET
St.
Louis, Mo. (2)
CE 7600
2
The Commercial and
(914)
Baltimore
Ohio
&
RIt.
Offer
To
—
Bostitch, Inc., Westerly, R. I.—Stock Offered—Barrett
Equipment Trust
The
Feb. 21 issued a request for bids on a proposed
of $3,870,000 of equipment trust
certificates to finance up to
of the net cost of 1,000 new hopper cars, subject to the approval
issue
80%
of
on
company
the Interstate
Wall St.,
company's offices, 2
on March 6,
1952.
The
invitations
series
will
dated
DD,
instalments of
Bids
will
York 5, N.
New
be
Y., at
opened
The
proceeds
holder.—V,
12 o'clock noon
been
be
of
as
to
sent
designated
March
$258,000 each,
list
a
prospective bidders,
equipment trust certificates,
as
1952.
1,
102
of
on
Total estimated
Manufacturing Co.
of
cost
the
equipment
contingent interest accrued on its bonds
ended Dec. 31, 1951, it was announced on
year
on the company's bonds will be paid on and
the following amounts: Refunding and general
mortgage 5% bonds, series G, K and M, $30 per $1,000 bond; refunding
and general mortgage 6%
bonds, series J, $35 per $1,000 bond; first
mortgage 5%
bonds, series B, $10 per $1,000 bond; Southwestern
division 5%
bonds, series A, $15 per $1,000 bond; convertible 4'/*%
Income
1952
annual
determined
charges,
the
for
the
1751,
year
company's
available
$26,687,650
was
Gross
Stock
meeting
1952
railway
railway
from
Net
ry.
After these allocations,
fund, $5,943,252.
income
available
$5,943,252.—V.
175,
other
for
corporate
ry.
*
vote on a
1,000,000 to 2,250,000
We
used
estimated
to
at
corporation has advised
The
175,
Deficit.—V,
1949
$786,000
109,982
107,600
80,290
175,
76,971
*1,133
1,824
515.
p.
.
1950
Net
1949
•
$83,593
$154,982
17,624
"'45,960
69,409
23,621
86,605
1951
1950
1949
$492,990
$386,017
$416,240
120,631
139,933
90,278
33,369
53,333
railway
railway
71,670
48,611
2,614
income
oper.
40,891
57,415
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
1952
$566,654
from
from
—V.
175,
515.
p.
Chemical Research Corp.—Transfer
Agent—
514.
p.
1950
$711,000
172,287
income-—
oper.
Net
1951
1951
$894,000
170,778
January—•
37,190
Canadian National
which
Rys.—January Revenues—
Month of January—
Operating
Operating
totalling $20,744,398.
amounted
to
1951
1952
revenues
$51,470,000 $46,9o7,000
expenses
Transfer Company has been
appointed transfer agent
for the capital stock of this corporation in
conjunction
the Montreal Trust Co. of
Toronto, Canada.—V. 168, p. 2116.
New Jersey
with
-
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—January
Earnings—
44,037,000
51,261,000
Month cf
purposes
Net
revenue
175,
$209,000
138.
p.
Gross
$2,870,000
U.
*.
January—
1952
income
S.
and
the SEC it has
value
income
and
excess
$3,000,000
borrowed
The
SEC
Arnold
O.
Beckman,
So. Pasadena, Calif.—Reg¬
Exchange Commission—
had
company
filed
the
shares
first
stock
common
(par $1).
This offering will repre¬
the stock of the company. Of the
and
proposed to be offered, 75,000 shares are to be sold by the
and 315,305 shares are to be sold by certain selling stock¬
After giving effect to certain corporate transactions and the
outstanding
1,079,735 shares of
The
principally
tory
to
in
the
design,
analytical
2,600,000
3,280,000
1,733,000
——4,477,000
The
uses.
company's
for
principal
manufacture and
sale
of
scientific, industrial and labora¬
products include pH meters used
deflections
of
Helipot
Corp.,
Beckman
under
or
The
which
the
to
Inc.,
trade
become
wholly
a
manufactures
"Helipot,"
name
owned
sells
and
which
is
subsidiary
helical
a
used
as
sales
combined
of
of
A
letter
1,646,000
3,853,000
3,595,010
2,981,000
of
net
the
financing
stock
at
to
are
January—
of
calcite
some
rock
stage
Net
from
Het
ry.
1951
$1,368,533
$1,406,747
33,579
income—
118,371
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
175,
p.
Black
Hills
Net
shares
and
filed
21
of
&
asked
■
ry.
stock
1949
$1,240,948
87,357
99,314
Federal
53,918
176,018
Power
113,411
ity to issue 33,730 shares of $1 par value
in 30-year 37/s% first mortgage bonds.
The
stock
is
be
to
Commission
for
stock and
common
Dillon,
Read
$1,000,000
with
sale
plus accrued interest.
Proceeds
of
the
stock
and
construction
issues
would
be
used
(par
an
'the
and
Yeirs Ended Dec. 31—
m*.rVules
Cotv of
sales—
1951
_■
1951
Cash dividends
♦Including
income
taxes.——
1,758,613
315,545
231,775
234,055
"'50,461
profits
excess
174, p.
63.032
,
1,116,830 ;
tax
of
$414,648
in
251,369
1951
and
bonds
$169,051
in
Feb.
on
26
all
for
100.261;
3%s,
were
Kidder,
follows:
as
Peabody
the
of
estimated
sale
of
is
company
to
operating
r
these
months
ended
derived
were
of
215,000.
serives
&
The
served
Nov. 30, 1951,
the sale of
electricity and
about
-connection
_f
at^q
60
It
mental
with
tVlf„
is
*1
securing
in
aras
Tho
fo*
for
ratio
'each
each
of
the
ner^
share
the
the
offering,
S
will
Transferable
DreemDtive
held
oi
of
1590.
of
record
record, -
is
V
v.
one
made
new
the
Truck
share
P
P-
Boeing Airplane Co.—Plans 50% Stock Dividend—
The
stockholders
of
X.250,000
The
tor
is
for
each
The
of
have
payment
stock
of
shares
22
to
a
stock
dividend
be
may
M.
that
use
now
will vote
that
William
stated
approved,
two
April
stock
2,500,000,
directors
t»roposal
«tock
shares
to
on
on
proposal to increase the
issued by the company from
Allen, President,
it
is
their
announced.
present
intention,
substantial portion of
dividend at the rate of
a
the
one
if
the
additional
new
share
would
be
accounts
as
have
are
outstanding.
If the
proposal is
adopted
standing, after declaration of the stock
man
would
Operating
Operating
there
been
issued
would
be
revenues——
expenses
of
in
of
are
4.
Net
instru-
—V.
income
income—
Net
operating
Non-oper,
inc.
income
(net)
stated.
a
A majority vote of the
current
outstanding stock
adoption of the proposal.—V. 175, p. 46.
company
is
10.945.007
11,010,164
160,134
.2,023,654
will
cargo
military trucks
administered
carriers,
types Dodge
command
has
been
covered
the
the
utility
making for
not
by
the
new
announced,
military
scheduled
vehicle
but
orders,
the
completion
dates
and
effect
production
of
at
of
the
current
709.
p.
re¬
in
by
be
1951—3 Mos.—1950
;
per
174,
$4,217,209
844,841
$3,576,824 $14,193,322 $12,566,602
576,896
2.787,327
1,944,567
$3,372,368
——_
coin.
1951—-12 Mos —1950
$21,475,808 $18,699,435 $79,943(047
$70,167,214
17,258,599
15,122,611
65,749,725
57.600,612
$2,999,928 $11,405,995
$10,622,035
share—
$1.11
$0.97
$3.68
$3.40
1987.
p.
company
acquire
on Feb.
ownership
and
14 announced that
it" is
The Brush
and
completing negotiations
Development Co., Cleveland re¬
widely known in the fields, ot
of
manufacturing
organization
technical instruments.
"
■
*•
:
The Cleveland
which until
Graphite
lor
each
Bronze-shares
have been
now
authorized
share
being
of
Brush.
exchanged
but unissued
so
iTn^"vasJn™'vdi.- Eberstadt Co., New
Cleveland,
^irsrrvT1""1
Development,
Co.,
Brush
and F.
&
founded
aid
in
recording
microphones
in
The
Brush
research
several
weeks
in
;
are
no
v.
-v;<
shares,
outside
by prescott *
York.
1930,
manufactures a wide
variety of
reproducing sound, including crystals,
earphones, industrial
instruments* and;
*
.
Co,,
related
an
fields,
affiliated
was
merged
organization
into
carrying on
Development
Brush
1,907,454
ago.—V.
•>
and
and
Laboratories
studies
that
v
•
173,
1475.
p.
J
*
380.288
Colo-Kan Fuel Corp.,
Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
The
459,135
457,547
408,000
4,015,206
3.003,592
$656,686
$596,122
$6,523,292
$6,346,814
2,090
18,262
$598,212
$6,541,554
171,754
2,052,557
1,982,742
Feb.
on
20
filed
covering 25,000 shares of class
per
share), without
($1
pgr
used
$6,378,730
174,913
SEC
,31,913
$658,170
corporator.
for
drilling
and
a
A
letter
equipping
oil
of
common
underwriting.
notification
stock
The
to
with
be
proceeds
the
offered
are
to
at
be
wells.
and
out¬
spokes¬
necessary
175,
income
hearing
1,484
Gross
Int.,
income
etc.
—
deductions—
leave
stockholders,
extend
magnetic sound recorders.
821,316
42,954
on
to
beyond
dollar
has
year.
share
'
170,207
„
taxes
be
Dodge
corporation
.
new
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$2,028,526 $23,887,447 $22,727,159
ton
a
the
Brush's capital stock
of 78,309
shares'is to be acquired from
the
owners in exchange for
133,125 common and
15,661 preferred shares of
/ 'Cleveland Graphite Bronze. This
is at the rate of
1.7 common shares
" Vplus one-fifth of a
preferred
«■>."v
the
stock
Co.—Earnings—
for
same
Orders—
multi-million
Cleveland Graphite Bronze
Co.—Acquisition—
sub-//;;
809.
%
the
new
fifth
contracts
than
two
vehicles.
and
of
taxes
income
Earns,
negotiable /
838,193
State & Municipal taxes
Fed.
taxes
other
than
of
Interest, etc., deductions
1952—Month—1951
$2,122,633
for
are
more
plant
and
electronics
the
now
dividend, 1,623,681 shares.
873,319 shares authorized but unissued.
Neither the proposed increase in the
number of shares the
company
fc; authorized to
issue, nor the proposed stock
dividend, would mate¬
rially affect the existing rights of the
This
Period End. Jan. 31—
Fed.
outstanding.
accompanied by a
transfer to
of
the
company of a portion of the amount
"earnings reetained for use in the
business,"
Currently, 1,082,454 shares cf Boeing stock
capital
carried
Central Maine Power
■
a
Corps
for
revenues
products used
number
fourth
Period End. Dec. 31—
Expenses
The
Feb.-26
military
the
ambulances
quantity
search
March
supplemental
warrants
175
l/a.
Dodge
are
orders
and
Government
announced
will
26%
shares
21
contracts
v,
on
on
dealelT^o
to
Tubiription
offering
53,616
was^determined
nrice
offering will be
lor
Ordnance
the
government
Total
Co., Inc.—Offer March
proposed
that
the
scheduled
"V
the exercise of warrants and
snares
shares
seven
the
rnmncmv
exDected
AmmuJn Iff
A
lor
military trucks
delivery dates were
..to
In
29
/Cleveland Electric
Illumihating Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.
by
\
Paul
the
Freeport and Lincoln, 111.
about 64% of total operating
from
for
„
-
Colonial Acceptance
Corp.—New Treasurer—
Frank
Net
Pfd.
income
divids.
Bal.
♦Earns,
for
$426,458
$4,488,997
$4,395,983
78,523
78.523
942.343
942,345
com.
on
stock—
$404,729
$347,935
share
$3,546,654
$3,453,643
$0.16
$0.14
$1.42
$1.39
com.
2,492,605 shares.—V. 175, p. 809.
B.
President,
director
DeMayo
per
♦Based
$483,252
require
'
& Pacific
RR.—Equip¬
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Feb.
on
»
cities
v'
defense period.
The
Ordnance District.
Dodge
utility
principal
32,715
the
Web¬
Rockford,
are
*45,267
Feb.
on
orders
assignments.—V.
public
144,196
■
received
orders
from
The
shareholders
common
86,033
610.
p.
the
new bonds,' together
$1,280,000, from the
of
an
were
under
new
trucks
/•'■ ./
the
amount
stock offered
common
Stone
170,929
Certificates
corporation
present
Co. ' and' White,
/.
■
•
/
&
,,;
106,330
Hutzler, 99.55;
Detroit
their
on
$1,471,323
420,730
Chrysler Corp.—Receives
the
100.209.
In
$1,075,624
359,111
bids
&
The
Inc.
the
175,
associates
government
Co.—Bonds
1949
$1,321,328
295,816
-
//'-'^
Gas
1950
;
$1,806,249
certificates as 3s., viz.: Salomon
and Bear, Stearns &
Co., 99.13.
Philadelphia Plan, the certificates are offered
subject to ICC approval.
They are guaranted by the
company as to
principal and dividends, and are secured
by 22 diesel-electric switching
locomotives with an estimated cost
value of $3,225,970.
Also
participating in the offering are—R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; and
Freeman & Co.—V.
175, pp. 709, 515 and 47.
59,196
Central Louisiana Electric
$789,285
paid——
Two
Issued
$3,072,267
233,427
/
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
$1,669,593
income
'irust
and
Bros.
1949
$2,919,898
For
1,388.921
"
bids,
population
of
18,208.185
146,465
„—.
12
174,644
offered $2,400,000
princi¬
pal amount, series PP, 2%%
equipment trust certificates
at prices to yield
2.00% to 3.07%,
according to maturi¬
ties, ranging from Sept. 1, 1952, to March
1, 1967, inclu¬
sive. The group won award
of the certificates on Feb. 28
oil their bid of
99.009.
par,
693 880
derived from the sale of
gas.
.
:
further details, see V.
175, p. 702.
weer
'
:
______—
Inc.
shares
at
1950
railway
railway
oper
ment
the
with
500
offered
ry.
& Louisville
1952
Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
furnishing
utility services to areas aggregating approximately
miles, located wholly in the State of Illinois and
having
more
revenues
1950
-
1,548,566
(net)
Federal
for
income
X950.—V.
"•
27,093,389
—_
♦Provision
or
the
$31,336,318 $21,852,592
Xncome charges
Net
i
„_
Fxpeuses
estimated
For
(& Subs.)—Earnings
"
and
be
five
of
square
one
/'-/:V/
Co. Inc.
&
$11
,
more
314,148
♦Deficit.—V.
Gross
1,815
for
proceeds,
BUSINESS—The
or
327,485
515.
such
and
notification
to
$2,000,000.
acquisition of additions and improvements to the
properties, and for reimbursements of expenditures pre¬
viously made for such purposes, including the payment of bank loans."
—v. 175, p. 702.
:
v.;-..";,
of
(par
$100)
514.
Corp.,
(jointly),
of 64,000 shares
one
income
589,342
from
The
the
$2 664,026
800,772
311,834
p.
from
Net
February, 1952, will be used to provide a portion of the funds
for the present and
contemplated construction program of
the company and to
provide for the payment of
temporary bank loans
incurred
for
such
purposes
which
at
Feb.
8
1952
amounted
to
company's
(Sidney) Blumenthal
stock
in
./'/*■•'i, ■/•'
bond
share
per
Net
required
t
is acting as the company's
agent in the sale of
has negotiated with The Equitable
Life
Assurance
United States to purchase the issue at a
price of
99%%
letter
a
PROCEEDS—The proceeds from the
,
offered
also
and
the
cents
$3,752,921
'
175, p.
unsuccessful
Co.
$2,600,839
1,013,099
Chicago, Indianapolis
Gross
ceived
&
1949
$2,998,809
933,798
January—
in
>
684,032
income
Securities
1950
$2,930,774
oper.
The
ster
1951
railway—
railway—
175,
Offered—
Weld
author¬
,
the bonds,
-"Society of
located
be
to
$3,741,984
bankers were awarded
bid of 100.50%.
to the holders of the company's presently
outstanding common stock pro rata
according to their preemptive
rights
with additional rights to subscribe for any shares not taken '
by others. Black Hills proposes to arrange with Dillon, Read & Co.
Inc., for the underwriting of any shares not purchased by the stock-v-
Folders.
said
only indications were the
showings of fluorspar in a fe'w
1952
■
railway—
oper.
ry.
—V.
oxide
uranium
1952
from
from
(as sole underwriter) on Feb.
28 offered
$4,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 3%% series
due Jan. 1,
1982, at 101.87% and accrued interest. The
Light Co.—Financing Details—
the
Net
the
common
preferred
railway
"'Deficiti.—V.
702,
Power
has
company
Net
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to purchase equipfor operating
requirements.—V. 173, p. 1270. ://:/
from
The
The
January—
and
from
-—
facilities.—V. 175, p. 707.
Gross
showed."
Feb.
on
2,000
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
$833,406
*139,465
$0.45
50.37
include applicable portion of retroactive
mail pay and
increases and year-end elimination of
amortization of emer¬
Chicago Great Western
Ry.—Earnings—
a
is
Central of Georgia
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
1950
railway—
railway.:
and mine
are
1.97
with
zones
outcrops
cumulative
January—
RR.—Earnings—
1952
from
with
stock
the
placed in the general funds
bring the Registrant's prop¬
to
of
Central Illinois Electric &
Gross
be
used
cost
a
prospect
corporation
Gross
stock
Bessemer & Lake Erie
share,
whom
the
notification
capital
for
share
common
to
property."
early
covering
5%
ment
was
filed
with
the
SEC
covering 2,500
(par 20 cents) to be offered at $3 per share
through Tucker, Anthony & Co., New York, for the account of Mrs.
Helen E. Hupprich, the selling stockholder.—V.
175, p. 702.
of
be offered
to
per
(to
constitute
where
without
Belle Island Corp., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
chares
$1.25
Central Airlines, Inc., Fort Worth, Tex.—Files—
voltage
for
its
income—
the
property
the
The
SEC
of
and
calendar year ended Dec. 31,
1951, amounted to $8,215,712,
profit for that period amounted to $628,090.—V.
175, p. 609.
from
will
presence
poten¬
a
device in electrical circuits.
the
company and Helipot Corp.
value,
par
at
company's business "is to develop
common
places
current adjusting
a
$1
underwriters
properties
in
was
v
is
Instruments,
tiometer
divider
light beam.
a
shares,
the
with
statement
approximately 21.6%
of
the
common
stock
outstanding after completion of the offering of the 675,000 shares
offered
hereby.
This
purchase was
made
when
the
said
widely used
are
per
income tax
gency
be
to
acidity
and
alkalinity of solutions and spectro¬
are primarily optical and electronic in their opera¬
in chemical laboratories for research and
for process control in manufacturing.
Other products include radio
activity instruments which are used for measuring the intensities and
amounts
of
radio
activity; ultrohmeters used for measuring small
direct
electrical
currents
and
voltages;
flow-clorimeters
used
for
measuring colors; and photopen recorders used in registering the
and
Earnings
registration
a
securities"
to
company in Canada "and
into
production."
The
holdings
the
measure
filed
common
commission
proceeds of
the
trant's
photometers which
tions
income
;•
1596.
p.
Township, Haliburton County, Ontario. The company has no
operating history. F. R. Marshall, of Toronto, is named as promoter^
According to the prospectus, he acquired "for cash of $8,650 and
property of unproven value, a total of 450,376 shares of the regis¬
development,
instruments
174,
Cardiff
will be effected by a group of underwriters headed by Lehman Brothers.
The company was incorporated in California in 1934 and is
engaged
precision
The
erties
offering
proposed
21
"speculative
as
share
fluorite
Net
of
the company will have
stock.
common
sale
Feb.
on
675,000
covenng
per
share.
company
holders.
sale of 75,000 shares of stock for the company,
below.—V.
Frank
P.
optioned).
Hunt
&
Co., Inc., is listed as the principal
underwriter.
Registrant has also granted the underwriter the right
to purchase up to 67,500 common shares at a
price of one cent per
21
announced
that the
statement with the SEC covering
public distribution of
corporation
public
25c
Feb.
on
registration
a
390,305 shares of its
sent
president,
Co.
'Restated
Beckman Instruments, Inc.,
isters With Securities and
Motor
Cardiff Fluorite Mines, Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
514.
p.
White
See
goods toward reduction of the loan instead of taking
the lender.
The proceeds will be used
for expansion.—
proceeds will be used for expansion.—V. 175,
Net
Net
Capital Transit Co.—Buys 92 White Busses—
on
1952,
1,
railway taxes
railway operating
<
profits
Other
the
of
from
cash
The
Sept,
*1951
$31,224,000 $28,300,000
-
Canadian
taxes
Privately Placed—
through 1957, at 4% interest.
an unnamed investor, will be paid off through
delivery of goods by Beaunit Mills, Inc., which said it will credit the
promissory note due
The borrowing, from
the
'$976,000
railway——
railway.:
-
a
the
Registrar and
—V.
Beaunit Mills, Inc.—Loan
of
for
part
pay
$34,000,000
810.
p.
Charleston & Western Carolina
1690.
p.
609.
p.
175,
will
1
$155,245
Income.—
oper.
"■Deficit.—V.
allocations were
made as follows:
Capital fund, $5,901,854; general
sinking fund, $1,740,757; contingent interest, $7,158,534; surp us income
sinking
from
Split—
May
on
$167,130
irom
Net
income,
from
will
proceeds
program,
1952
from
Net
in
that
Net
1953 —V,
Central Vermont Ry.
Inc.—Earnings-
RR.—Earnings—
January—
in
also
directors
fixed
and
January—
Gross
bonds, $45 per $1,000 bond.
The
the
the
at
Cambria & Indiana
11,
bidding.
construction
1952
Gross
The contingent interest
after
Union Gas Co.—Plans
stockholders
proposal to increase the authorized shares from
and to split, the stock on a 2-for-l basis.—V. 174,
ail
pay
Financing—
on
which proposes to issue and sell $10,000,000 of first
mortgage
D, due March 1, 1982, to
•,offered lor public sale at
company's
debentures
Brooklyn
is $4,850,-
All Accrued Contingent Interest—
will
the calendar
company
April
'.A
•/:
.
Co.—Hearing
an order
giving interested persons until March 3,
hearing upon the bond financing proposal of this
a
series
Net
20.
after
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
has issued
request
competitive
1952,
1,
The
The
Feb.
bonds,
who is the selling stock¬
has called for redemption through the sinking fund on
$75,000 of 20-year 3% debentures due April 1, 1968.
will be redeemed at 100%% plus accrued interest at
Irving Trust Co., trustee, l Wall St., New York, N. Y.—V. 173, p. 962.
April
1,
000.-
To Pay
Whalen,
A.
The company
They will mature in 15 equal
March
1953, and on the first day
March in each year thereafter, to and including March 1, 1967.
The certificates are being issued to finance part of the cost of 1,000
EO-ton steel hopper car3
to be built by the Pullman-Standard Car
The
to J. D.
2186.
p.
to
.
.
Bristol-Myers Co.—Partial Redemption—
of
during
V
to go
are
174,
1952,
company,
selling group.
a
the
at
The SEC
years
have
certificates
The
Commission.
Commerce
Central Power & Light
& Co., on Feb. 19 offered 4,695 shares of class A common
stock (par $4) at $20 per share, without the benefit of
Certificates—
Financial Chronicle
of
DeMayo
has
announced
Arthur
on
been
Feb.
Rubloff
&
elected
27.
Co.,
Treasurer, David J. Gradman,
Formerly a Vice-President and
Chicago real estate firm, Mr.
previously served as Treasurer of
L.
subsidiary of the Weatherhead
Co., Cleveland.
years
V.
P.
G.
Ohio.
Credit
He
Corp.,
a
was
for
13
Comptroller of the American
Business Credit
Corp., New York.—
175. p. 515.
Volume 175
Number 5095
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(915)
Colorado & Southern Ry.—EarningsJanuary—
Gross
1952
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway——
railway
175,
Gross
362,031
218,438
MO,523
118,215
50,767
Net
ry.
"149,682
—V.
175,
1952
1951
1950
$177,298
55,963
100,114
26,777
43,584
22,847
48,007
709.
Columbia Pictures
(& Subs)—Earnings—
26 Weeks Ended—
for
ry.
.
Federal
$572,000
$1,160,000
Shields
500,000
-
Net
profit
.."The
stock
&
Brothers,
shares
of
which
outstanding
shares
$0.77
of
stock
common
the
on
after
increased
on
31,
The
for
stockholders
Feb.
on
20
approved
stock.
Bpingold,
Also
approved
amendments
viously granted
appointment of
countants
for
to
to
existing
fiscal
"current
outstanding stock
174, p. 2455.
voted
was
'
options for cominpn
stock
Joseph A. McConville, and
Co.
as
independent public
' "
substantial
A
favor
' '
*
these
of
"
/',
and
V.
January—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—.—
28,359
'
income—
'
share
$107
thereafter
and
plus
&
Co.
Co.
dividend
a
on
on
of
prior
or
to
accumulated
Dec.
for
the
years
The
for! the
derived from
was
income
12
1949
'
two
subsidiaries
EFFECT
series
3V*%
TO
collateral
due
the
1,
bonds
The
company
SEC
to
electric
oper.
175,
515.
p.
30,218
Commonwealth Edison Co.
Calendar
(&
.,:V.
,
1951
$15,000,000
revenues
$281,240,868
10,000,000
and
12,000,000
A
preferred
operating
Other
income
$38,728,447
income
Gross
preferred
net
13,566,652
preferred
254,561
•Consolidated net income for common stock
Earns, per com. share (on 13,732,000 shares)
Kilowatthours
of
electricity
sold
"The
adoption
duced
$26,500,128
net
sulting
bi-monthly
income
stock.
by
The
therefrom
gas—13,610,000
reflected
in
the
bi-monthly
per
adopted,
Same
in
as
in
and
20c
or
sales
resulted
The
Stone
re¬
in
gas
1951
surpassed
announced,
the full extent of the increase
figures because of the adoption last
billing
for
1951
as
was
would
175,
an
economy measure.
Net
$1.93.
If bi-monthly billing
have
21
been
20c
higher,
filed
statement
had
the
with
the
The
turn
rising
•
has
company
to
raise
the
on
fair
petitioned
its
the
Michigan P. S.
rates "to permit
gas
service facilities
natural
value
of
gas
its
The
price
cubic
feet
which
SEC
A.
C.
Dan
will
final
a
E.
Feb.
20
in
remain
by
face
to
the
Federal
Gross
the
Power
total
Power
Co.,
amount
A
letter
of
shares
through
Of Mortimer S.
was
Gordon,
with
(par
New
the
of
filed
stock
common
that
rate
of
York
who is
Dayton Rubber Co.
of
the
the
$2)
than
more
the
will
SEC
be
to
Feb.
on
offered
15
added
ventory requirements and
company's
p. 810.
volume
.
■
Delaware
RR.
D.
ii
&
Corp.,
Hughey,..
•
•
to
working
receivables
the recent
capital,
•
the
upon
of
in
income
Hudson
to
Corp.,
Co.,
succeed
and
the
late
has
a
and
been
director
John
on
174,
January—
of
years.—V.
in¬
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
175,
The
railway
railway..
p.
$5,141,477
General
elected
of
The
a
Manager
Manager
Delaware
Wyckoff Mettler.—V.
&
175,
of
of
bid
a
of
1952
■'
operations—
the
won
Net
the
82.70
for
the
underwriting.
V.
175,
the
at ) Newark
its
p.
1951
stock
to
are
producers
in
and
Feb.;, 19.,--'•'•i ';•/
y' Martin
,y*
y y-
395,983
and
The
516.
making the
dent,
said
Newark
that
Net
7,696,678
16,781,746
Plant
result
a
permanently
Kearney, five miles
of
of
1950
1949
ized
phase
$4,302,754
880,642
405,524
years
559,303
757,760
438.532
137,445
•company-wide,
he
explained,
have
.
and
Financial
Chronicle
(Reg.
U.
the
rate
S,
II.
enlarged
1949
$287,100
15,454
112,421
40,245
32,053
"57,649
"15.251
filed
?.
registration statement
shares.—V. 175, p. 318.
filed
25
trust
registration
a
shares
with
the
to
be
statement
offered,
without
with
the
Co.
(&
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
of
pension
148,302,045
1,064,041
774,278
187,835,108 149,076,323
151,987,891 119,929,562
4,236,389
3,828,901
—
&
general
expenses—
benefits
plan
800.000
44,499
127,582
15,700,000
10,500,000
5,275,000
1,800,000
—
income
011
profits
(est.)
tax
state
excess
taxes
profits
1950
186,771,067
______—________
sold—
income
on
295,000
172,000
taxes
Cr8Q4,456
10,296,329
dividends
12,722,734*
-
Co.,"
$1.66
S2.17
of
notification
$10)
to
for
be
offered,
corporate
Board
of'the
to
in
Western
Europe
soon
and
the
the
of
International
products
trading
with¬
activities
Ekco
finished
purposes.
Feb.
011
parent
known
be
announcement.
SEC
corporations
by
Ekco
distributors
of
housewares
and
and
purchasing companies but will
Detailing
the
the
subsidiaries,
international
new
announced
20
by
Arthur
Keating,
company.
Ekco
as
International
Corp., a
corporation, and Ekco Americas Corp., a Western Hemis¬
trade corporation, will start as export and
import selling and
'that
with
two
was
trade
phere
S2.12
$1.75
7,159,768
Co.-^-Forms Two International Units—
of
manufacturers
equipment,
These
7,537,364
5,369,826
—
Products
formation
Chairman
4,515,193
paid
1791.
p.
in
the
United
expand to include manufacturing
Central America, according to the
new
will
throughout
corporations,
buy
the
States,
Mr.
Keating
said
raw
materials,
equipment
and
globe for resale to companies
entire
Canada
and
in
all
other
sections
Consolidates
Diamond
of
New
Jersey
has
at
and
Kearney,
chromium
;■
it
;
'
Hemisphere.
It will also sell imported merchandise and
made by the parent company in all
parts
of
the
world
outside the Western Hemisphere.
its
own
In
1948
A.
L.
the
and
move
has
the
transferred
the
70
employees
is
"the
and
corporations
its
new
to
to
to
Natural
to
convertible second
their
respective
outstanding
on
modernized
expansion
as
part
of
program
to
on
of
handle
in
the
the
Western
Ekco
or
being
.
Americas
subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
be
Net
-Net
World
made
will
negotiated,
to
r
all
foreign sales for Ekco.
United States,'1 Mr.
Keating
All
before
stockholders
March
1110
18
par)
holdings
of
for
record
based 011
the
total
the record date. See also V.
March
100,000
ratably
in
shares
175,
p.
shares
1952
from
'from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income—
175, p. 517.
•
1951
in
New
York
of
common
810.
r
1950
1949
$4,385,527
<
$4,588,578
$3,591,904
$4,095,055
1,427.258
1,837,098
1,477,885
1,673,309
579,123
418,686
666,278
713,777
1
funds.
3
of
proportion
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
foreign
•
Hemisphere,
Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
common
or
preferred stock
January—
Gross
Diamond's
since
Gas
offer
subscribe
Dennis
multl-million-dollar
parts
International
will
imported for sale
proposed
right
stock
Martin
new
El Paso
Vice-Presi¬
closed
all
Ekco
have been made, or are
exchange of assets into U. S. dollars.
'•Merchandise
chemicals-
has
company
in
States.
where
said; "will not compete with the present Ekco domestic
goods.
goods handled will be in the housewares field."—V.
174, p. 1496.
special-
by Diamond
Diamond
sell
United
arrangements
two
It
Geisinger,
will
the
country
free
The
•
chromium
of
assure
announced
and
Americas
every
operate,
with
central¬
-
...
Ekco
exclusive
one
■
chemicals
acquired in
was
nation
and
was
<
and
Co.
the
consolidated
•
of
Operations—
Alkali
.
for
of
Western
year.
exchange, remittance
—
Subs.)—Earnings1951
admin.,
Patent
per
On
SEC
underwriting
Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.( REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
William
Dana
Seibert,. President.
Published twice a
week
[every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday],
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, uL
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens,
London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1952 by William B. Dana Company., Reentered as second class matter February 25,
post office at New York,
N. Y;, under the Act of March
1942^ at th«
3,
1879.
Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $45.00 per year, in Dominion
of Canada, $48.00 per year.
Other Countries, $52.00
NOTE:
SEC
;;
—
and
173,
ikitchen
company's business."
In preparation for the move,
facilities of the Kearney Plant over the past several
been
Feb.
011
'
War
1950
$273,000
122,042
18
trust
amended
Ekco
the
of
$4,127,354
1951
$426,200
517.
p.
Ffcb.
on
products
of
The
manufacturing activities,"
Geisinger said, '.'was made by Diamond primarily to improve oper¬
ating efficiency and increase productivity of this important, special¬
$5,252,882
1,593,119
1949
251,186
______________—______
Products
away.
consolidation
covering
1950
income
Cash
9,244,382
period
broaden
announcement,
as
7
170, p. 302.
$641,800
Manufacturing
Canadian
340,893
period
used
4,035 shares)
Feb.
516.
p.
income—.
advert,,
Refund
world
of
to
1952
excess
-
In
-
stock.—V.
1951
charges
-
line.
The
on
24,478,424
•
(par
J.,
leather-tanning compounds.
supplement
common
(as
SEC
"1,641.894
taxes
24,137,531
10,937,799
»'.« •/
Dennis,, manufacturers
Co.to
the
"1,543,032
Federal
127,986,530
23,825.642
be
division
Kearney, N.
manufacturing operations
>
with
shares).
.products
Co.—Unit
a
4,565
"1,460,557
Federal
$
stock—
common
Co.,
oldest .chemical
plants
oh
Alkali
Dennis
filed
was
to
income
under
1951
7
8.768,633
letter
the
used
"2,100,960
175,
income
of
—V.
a
the
at
be
share.
per
Ducommun
(as
Prov, for estimated cost of
past service
1
Diamond
ized
of
The proceeds
• * • *
421.
p.
filed
with
income
sales
Cost
-
24,221,625
capital
14
statement
$185,120
"1,542,780
500.000
operations
Feb.
registration
a
$203,872
"1,431.991
Fund
Other
164,474,884 152,124,061
..i——~
the
$711,549
Fund
Other
y''.y
7
with
"1,335,803
Eaton
Steel Products Co.—Files With SEC—
on
filed
1952
oper.
Total
—
of
notification
Calendar Year-—
/
covering 7,440 shares
out.
rAlkali
Hudson
516.
Commercial
associates
submitted
_.
'
2547.
1,219,691
income...
and
shares outstanding at end of
aver. shs. outstg.
during the
p.
ry;
The
Subs.)—Earnings—
declared
of
•
•
Ward
V.
businessjfor working capital
share
The company
,,,
the
175,"
Corp.—Earnings—
1952
from
Co.
offered
$385,672
covering 100,000
175, p. 318.
Placed
-
"This
Delaware & Hudson RR.
Gross
the
per
on
—V.
com¬
higher
doubling
two
past
sale
finance
to
attendant
during
Vice-President
RR.
Bonds
—
15,452,992
/'*' The Martin
"•
Hudson
1,000
RR.
-
construction
Based
market
Delaware & Hudson Co.—New
Manager Elected—
George
1,000
—_—
or
R.
Eaton & Howard Stock
Fund, Boston, Mass.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
1,000
Co._____
Co.—
140,649,242
paid
letter
a
Charles E.
to
railway
railway—
covering
1,000
Co.
income
purpose
Delaware
Co
&
associates
utility
H.
(par $2) at $11.50
went
Ducommun
1,000
&
Western
&
(&
filed
20
from
This
1,500
Inc._
Borrows
—
of : business
'
Co.
Wood
utility operations———
dividends
Based
covering
the
at
Net
Exchange for the account
stockholder.—V. 174, p. 995.
the selling
financing, together with
be
from
from
Retained
of
from
1,500
Co.—_____
&
Cook
E.
covering
"1,988,077
oper.
Selling,
income
and
Stock
institution to $7,500,000.
shares,
and
&
8
to be
San Francisco,
Goff, two selling
Eaton & Howard Balanced
Fund, Boston, Mass.—Reg¬
isters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—•
516.
p.
Feb.
on
"Deficit.—V., 175,
2,000
Newhard,
expenses
Net
Cash
evidenced by a 4%
promissory note due Dec. 1, 1965,
brings the total long-term loan accommodation from the
Proceeds
Dain
——
aside
$2,000,000—The com¬
pany has concluded arrangements through Lehman Bro¬
thers for a loan of $2,000,000 from The
Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the United States. The
borrowing,
mon
and
and
Feb.
1957,
Co.,
railway—
railway
from
Net
increases
increase,
cost
Net
2,000
__
of
Corp.
175,
Detroit
V
Grande
Stearns
on
1,
Broy
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
p.' 516.
175,
notification
of
members
Laird
&
Slocumb
M.
Inc.
Co.——
Masten
corporate income.—
Deductions from income.,
,
8,000
E.
Co.,
Co
Commission
said
price
ry.
Gross
Inc.— 2,000
Co.,
&
&
Harold
Rio
revenues
Other
Continental Copper & Steel
Industries, Inc.—Files—
-
Illinois
Gross
gas
year.—V.
a
3,000
3,000
810.
bid
a
Boston
—Income
rates.
necessary but pointed out that the present gas
from other cost
increases, means an added
$4,000,000
Co._____
Co._______
and
Baird
Miller
_
until
Consumers
state
J.
&
&
SEC
Jan.
The
Post
.
notification
of
"Deficit.—V.
managing under¬
S
of
subsidiary and supplier,
approximately 10c a thousand
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.,
Panhandle's
of
3,000
A.
W.
company's
the
of
Brush,
12 Months Ended
January 31—
■
re¬
raised
effect
President
unable
was
the
was
determination
Karn,
company
to
gas
Co.,
The
&
Bear,
on
First
for
adequate
the
Allyn
5,400
Co.—
Detroit Edison Co.
Commission
in
C.
Hayden,
Securities
610,
pp.
A.
Robert
5,400
Weeks
Walker
Utility
natural
Storage
effective
raise
makes
of
Gas
&
Moseley
issue.—V.
an
the
83.45 ,and announced later that
bonds have been resold to institutional
investors.
costs."
Michigan
Webster
175,
issue
Consumers Power Co.—Seeks Rate Increase—
permission
Net
pre¬
severally
have
preferred stock.
new
are*
the
'
26
■
from
from
Privately—The Reconstruction Finance Corp. on Feb. 26
sold, at competitive bidding, an issue of $8,700,605 4
%
income mortgage bonds, series
A, due Jan. 1, 2018 of this
not
through
&
Feb.
oiv
January—
below
the
E.
abovementioned 8,600 shares of
Net
Shares
5,400
—
A.
the
due
.
5,400
Co
—_____——
Denver
summer
Mass.—Registers With SEC
registration
a
H.
Corp.—,.
&
Sachs
railroad.
covering 100,000 shares of capital stock to be offered
Allyn & Co., Inc., Boston, Mass.—V. 174, p. 1495.
u
of
with
notes
through
January—
not
was
earnings
about
or
Boston
Dillon
&
S.
G.
—V.
on
515.
p.
to purchase all of
and The First Boston Corp.
filed
was
•
Virginia
letter
Gross
1,627,640 shs.
majority of the
a
named
commitment
Co., Inc.—— 5,400
Corp.
all
based
underwriters
r
Hornblower
F.
and
Chairman,
&
First
Goldman,
'
electricity
Freeman,
than
more
No
to capital of
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range
Ry.—Earnings—
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
\
the holders of
,
.
Eastmap,
of
revenues
However,
Feb.
Blyth
re¬
share
per
and
50,000 shs.
Shares
in
thereby
firm
a
writers.
497,140,686
1951,
revenues
$2,700,000,
of
earnings
on
gross
Y.
recorded
1950.—V.
fund
$2.12
August,
reductions
Concord Fund, Inc., Boston,
The
in
i
•
$13.50)—3,000,000 shs.
1949,
Blyth & Co;, Inc.
$1,300,000.
customer
share
common
been
made
electric—150,744,000 kilowatthours, $4,500,000;
therms,
preliminary figures.
of
approximately
estimated
were:
The company's sales
previous years, Charles
of
billing
$5,800,000
19,
UNDERWRITERS—The"
$29,129,284
"$1.93
516,251,882
of
approximately
common
'—
13847165177 13280774314
Therms of ga3 sold—
delaying
12,037,541
$29,129,284
stock
(par
assigned
estimatifi 62,500 additional shares of
capital stock
subscription by stockholders at $4 per share, without
The proceeds are to be used for
working capital.—
corporation
to
the
<
consented to the issuance prior to Jan.
1, 1954, of unse¬
cured indebtedness
maturing not later than Jan. 1, 1969, not exceeding
$10,000,000, such amount being in addition to unsecured indebtedness
(now
approximately $9.300,0001 which the company may issue without
the consent of the preferred
stockholders.
$41,166,825
$26,754,689
income
stock
com¬
share
ah
The net proceeds
40,000 shs.
stock.!.;———;
preferred stock—,,
"On April
ferred stock
1,683,901
•
$40,321,341
(net)___
•Consolidated
on
!
_
charges
Dividend
1,592,894
__
income
Interest
$39,482,924
200,000 shs.
V.
stocks
Common
Net
1980—,
4.28%
231,941,021
I
taxes
10,000,000
1979—
4.56%;
$271,423,945
242,512,421
_
and
expenses
1977
preferred stock-
share will be
income
value
of common stock
i;
1,
3.70
of
new
involved.
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co. — Stock Sold
—Hill,
Richards & Co., on Feb. 14 offered and sold
8,600 shares
Outstanding
-
Dec.
4%
1950
one
covering 250,000 shares of capital stock to be offered
by The Dreyfus Corp., New York.
The proceeds will
for investment.—V. 175,
p. 47.
July
$100»___
shares
underwriting
for
1195.
p.
The
due
(par
given the right
of
market
due
cumul.
no
SEC
due
stock,
is
basis
,
corporation
covering
174,
series
1,
There
been
additional
FINANCING
1973
Sept.
have
the
Dreyfus Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
series
Preferred
Subs.)—Earnings—
Year—
•Operating
Operating
14,334
.
face
account
underwriting.
27/#%
8,402
'
5
on
sold.
5%
of
$1
be offered
V.
Unlimited
y
share
Doman Helicopters, Inc., N. Y.—Files With
SEC—
placed
2% Vc
—V.
series
-Oct.
trust
PRESENT
"Authorized
T
mtge.; and
3%
30,231
GIVING
of
prin¬
to
supply
be
Feb.
for 9,000
17
per
$10 of each
notification
per
Calif., for the
noteholders.
ended Dec.
31, 1951, of which 85'/«?
sales, and the balance from gas operations.
before
debt
and
amortization
deductions,
'•! m
v
First
$161,470
19,152
its
of
face* value
$4.50
months
electric
.for
CAPITALIZATION
y,
$150,474-
and
company
capacity of the
252,100 kw..
was
$20
held.
will
record
March
at
shares
proceeds,
letter
$8,613
v
financing will be applied
utility and its subsidiaries which are
two. subsidiaries'; at Dec. 31* last,
to
ft.
sq.
(James) Dole Engineering Co., San Francisco, Calif.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
A
31,
dividends.
1954.
plans
75,000
Files With
Dec.
the
through
Diamond
with
company and the remaining $10 assigned to surplus for the
purpose of
expanding the premium writings of the company.—V. 175,
p. 709.
current
1952
plant
and
at
the
$10)
shares
the
of
Casualty Co.—Stock Offered—
before
or
four
Of the
$4.60;
is $12,900,000 for a 75,000-kilowatt addition
Edge Moor ' station at Wilmington, expected to be
operation' in "1954.
The net generating
its
each
&
consists
2187.
p.
stockholders of
on
(par
fractional
and
prior to
or
stock
for
Lehman
of
costs
$40,000,000
Dixie Fire
mon
which
174,
The common
$4.60.
of
share
per
thereafter,
from
1951,
amounted to $4,246,695. 7
52,842
13,599
per-share
for
dividend
a
at
Weld
of
$4.56;
Langley &
C.
expenditure
Gross
1951
$198,104
per
$105
$23,045,426
the',
matters.—V.
1950
1952
$172,298
railway—
$106
at
W.
$100.32
for
White,
dividend
a
$4.56;
property,
area.—V.
to subscribe
throughout the State of Delaware and in portions of
Maryland
Virginia, and 'gas service in and around Wilmington.
Totals operating
revenues
on
a
consolidated
basis
to
amounted
Columbus & Greenville Ry.—Earnings1
(jointly),
$100.13
redeemable
construction
for
of
plant,
the
floor
and
\
■
$109.67
dividend
a
follows:
as
service
ac¬
of
amount
various
;
sell
share.
received
Corp.
is
; BUSINESS—The
the
&
year;
in
•
"
-
534,431
at
and
into
pre¬
and
Waterhouse
1,194,442
301,295
company's
employment contract
shares of com¬
employment contract'for'N. B.
new
a
Schneider
A.
Price,
the
were
for
stock
estimated' at
5,000
on-
$6,970,432
761,877
714,480
Co.-'(Jointly),
195G,
toward
number
new
a
option
an
$5,761,165
1,579,769
791,526
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Employment Contracts Approved—
Irving Briskjn which includes
mon
$7,338,576
1,603,361
were
$100.11
new
1961,
of
number
cipal
Two
bids
Securities
The
pre¬
amount
outstanding on Dec. 29, 1951. The
Dec. 29,. 1951 was 670,706 and the
Dec. 30, 1950 was 654,311V
on
outstanding
share
per
calculated
are
was
Diamond's
desire
to
bring
the
manufacture
of
leather-tanning
chemicals by Martin Dennis closer to its source of
raw material
supply
also was cited as a factor leading to the consolidation
at Kearney.
Bichromate of soda, produced at
Kearney, is a key raw material for
"Tanolin," a chrome tanning preparation
originated by Martin Dennis,
which was made at Newark,
Having no further need of the Newark
1949
"
*
Morgan Stanley & Co.,
$660,000
$0.45
——
earnings
dividends'
stock
$437,000
-
share
common
comparative
ferred
common
of
—
per
1950
810.
p.
other
Union
•Earnings
income
oper.
Four
(estimated)
RR.—Earnings—
1951
$7,732,707
per
Dec. 30, '50
135,000
—;
-
taxes
railway—_
railway———
175,
Dec. 29, '51
profit
Provision
Western
1952
Delaware Power & Light Co. — Preferred Stock
Of¬
fered—An underwriting group headed
jointly by Blyth
& Co., Inc., and The First Boston
Corp. on Feb. 28 offered
a new issue of
50,000 shares of $4.56 cumulative preferred
stock (par $100) at
$103.64 per share plus accrued divi¬
dends. The group won award of this issue on
Feb. 26 on
their bid of $101.17
$230,716
130,036
"
from
from
Net
1949
$287,007
82,307
income
p.
Operating
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
$275,235
railway____
railway
r
oper.
Gross
—V.
from
from
January—
$855,767
109,861
January—
&
1949
$1,005,425
515.
p.
Colorado & Wyoming
Net
Delaware, Lackawanna
1950
.
$1,233,954
329,075
Income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
1951
$1,238,272
3
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(916)
filed a letter of notification with
8EC
covering 250,000 shares of capital
stock to be offered at
per
share, without underwriting. The
proceeds are to be used
reimburse the company for the cost of the securities olfered
company
Feb.
on
14
Bales
Profit
Providence, R. L,
Inc.,
Co.,
Hadley
The
J.
O.
President
Shennan,
Net
a
taxes
profit
-
order
In
Forge
ranged
with
bank
a
the
Coast
West
commitment
(
Higginson Corp. and P. W. Brooks & Co.
Feb. 21 announced the closing of subscription
Inc.
on
Dolllver
K.
Chairman
held
who
has
management
Parris
been
has
Vice-President
also
Southern National
and
Atlanta.—V. 174,
Bank,
2188.
p.
per
■;
stock
common
and
share
one
cash
In
$3
letter
a
each
for
152,
,
The
company
Feb.
on
filed
18
notification with
letter of
a
cents
at
35
cents
per
used
underwriting. The proceeds are to
the company's capitalization.—V. 171, p. 1260.
increase
to
without
share,
Loan Co.
this
—v.
Feb. 26 of 5,900
participating preferred stock
per
p.
174,
67,220,124
>
899.
2,075,000
company
of tubeless tires have been issued
Patent Office, it was announced on
features
U.
S.
680,744
of
on
from
Net
ry.
'
:
$4,714,000
$4,929,000
$3,925,000
/ 1949
$3,811,000
668.640
railway—-.
1,121,155
638,753
605,304
253,851
322,106
6,312
railway—
63,468'
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
175,
1951
1952
517. "
p.
"
4
1,334,328
$1.24
$i-59
„
7.'
..
of
Staley
Mr.
in
has
retired
who
retirement
been elected President to succeed Raymond H.
effective March 1 in accordance with Grant's
plan.
Stuley
January,
made
was
Vice-President in 1943 and elected a director
as General Manager in 1950 was
a
appointment
His
1950.
anticipation of Mr. Fogler's retirement.
Mr. Fogler will continue as a member of Grant's board of tlirectors
and
of
the
company's executive committee.—V. 175, p.
by means
811.
Group Securities, Inc., New York—Registers With SEC
The
registration with the 8EO cov¬
(par $1) to be offered at the
174, p. 5. '7-^;
'■ w
onJFeb. 27'filed a
of capital stock
corporation
ering
shares
500.000
market through
Distributors Group, Inc.—V.
1
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.- -Earnings—.»
i;.
1951
1950
1949
January—
1952
Gross from railway-.—
$7,144,357
$5,639,759
$6,386,953
1951
1950
:
$7,674,413
Sales
$30,979,701 $29,069,430
Net from railway—1
1,680.941 - 1,119,511
1,483,231
2,159.616
Cost of goods sold (except depreciation)
Net ry. oper. income
603,655
386,072 - 7 567,460
24,823,607
23,985,421
807,824
—V. 175, p. 517. -Payrolls
1
—.1
10.008,374
8,639.958
-7" •Taxes—Federal, Btate and local-,.
6,556,203
6,392,553
Depreciation and amortization
212,724
203,330
Gyrodyne Co. of America, Inc.—Preferred Stock OfNet earnings
-i-i-:
1,140,731
894.535
'
fered to Public—The corporation on Feb. 18 publicly
Earnings per common share after pfd.dlrs.__—
$1.60 "6' $1.15
.Total dividends pald^^iJ^—-J„r—-offered "as a speculation" 22,765 shares of 6% cumula; > 822,982
822.982
Earnings retained in the business:
287,749
.,..71.553
?tive convertible preferred stock at par ($5 per share),,
Net working capitalat Dec. 31—-7.-—-—30,088.017
30,420,989
with a 50-cent per share concession, to brokers., This
Long-term debt
" 7,100,000
700,000
represents part of the unsubscribed portion of 25,680
Property, plant & equipment, less depreciation
* 3,684,841-3,630,870
Common stockholders'. Investment———
22,334,259
22,,046,510
shares originally offered to class A common stockholders
Book value per common share-—
*
$47.22
$46.61
at the same price., A total of 2,580 shares were initially
Preferred shares outstanding
—
■
50,000
50,000
Common shares outstanding
' V..."
'
:
- -472,982
^472.982 '.subscribed for.
7
'
No. of preferred stockholders
———1—
1,307
1,224
The convertible preferred stock is junior to the 5 %; partidpatlnf
„■
-
...
——-
—
—
shares
-
.
—
Initially
shares
14,814
-
Subs.)—Financial Highlights
'
Year Ended Dec. 31—
represent the unsubscribed portion of,,
offered present holders of the stock
of purchase warrants.
offered
publicly
block
1950
*
•
The
.
the
punctures
from
Net
680,744
1,412,817
—
—
share
General Cigar Co., Inc. (&
(without par value) at $21 per share by Simon, Strauss
& Himme and William N. Pope, Inc.
a
.
„
invention
January—
Offered—Public offering was made on
shares of $1.20 cumulative
17,990
are
Tubeless Tires—
on
basic
by the
covering
seal
Gross
$3,172,314
share
per
declared—
common
now
revolutionary tires, ^which eliminate inner
rolling wheels and protect against blowouts,
was
first announced publicly by B. F. Goodrich in May,- 1947.,
Patents granted to the company on Feb. 26 cover the tire's «lr-tlght
lining, the air-sealing ridges-that lock the tire to the wheel, and the
sealant that heals
punctures while the tires are In • actual
service.
Patents on other features of the new tire had been previously granted
to the company, the announcement said.—V. 174, p. 2547.
34,308,547
2,458,000
$2,620,179
dividends
there
811.
no
37,172,387
—
declared—$8
divs.
Preferred
bonus
key personnel of
Goodrich Co.—Leithead Elected Director—
26.
The
for
and administra¬
__
Earnings
Inc.—Preferred Stock
Pittsfield,
of
to
Feb.
in
.i—
Common
Federal
preferred
Dec. 30,'50
71,954,633
—
income—
earnings
Net
be
company's
for
director.
a
Patents
$114,205,199 $106,775,985
——
taxes 011
the
p.an
common
Patents Granted
Fogler,
Dec. 29,'51
expenses
Federal
600,000 shures of class A common stock to be offered
per
share and 428,571 shares of class B common stock
covering
amend
(W. T.) Grant Co.—New President—
Of
tive
the
25
of
Co.—Earnings—
gOOds SOld_.
—
Delivery, selling, advertising
at
SEC
sales
Net
COSt
Exchange Commission—
to
incentive
Chairman, remarked that
stock,—V. 175, p.
Joyce,
Glidden
Edward
General Baking
Discount Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—
Farm & Home Loan &
elected
1590.
p.
52 Weeks Ended—
Files With Securities and
share
one
and
of
D.
of
(B. F.)
of
two common shares and $2.10 in cash
preferred "stamped" stock.
There will be
stock
underwriting.—V.
filed
11
voted
14
option
Grand Trunk Western Ry.—Earnings—
notification with the
covering 47,260 shares of common stock to be offered in exchange
the outstanding class A preferred stock on basis of
two shares
Feb.
on
stock
Barry T. Leithead, President of Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc., has been
tubes,
were
company
each
of Family Finance since 1932.He
General Trust Officer of the Citizens and
director
a
104.
were
"unstamped"
he will retain.
Management Corp., since 1944, a position
Mr.
of
1936 and has
Security Bankers
company,
Adrian
General Alloys Co.—Files With SEC—
Vice-President since
Executive
the
of
174, p.
718.
p.
The
SEC
for
been
has
President
$2.94
174,
Personnel—
succeed
to
offices.
both
as
customers
were
President and Larkin H. Parris
the late Rufus De Witt King,
elected
been
Board
the
of
Dolllver
Mr.
served
is
to
V.
Family Finance Corp.—Changes in
Alan
as
1953.
amounted to $11,500,000.—V.
1951
unaudited figures indicate that the company's net
slightly ; in excess of $3.50 per share. Shipments
approximately $84,000,000., Net earnings for, 1950
share and shipments to customers were $62,413,629.—
1951
earnings in
810.
page
31,
In this loan
against this
participate
Borrowings
and
Preliminary
shares of 6% cumulative
convertible first preferred stock. See details in V. 175,
the offering of 200,000
on
31,
Dec.
to
runs
Dec.
York
New
In
three
and
which
at
necessary
Gaylord Container Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
scribed—Lee
books
additional working capital to
amounts of inventories and accounts receivables in
defense production' contracts, the company has ar¬
loan commitment totaling $16,000,000.
Four banks
the
Feb.
on
a
the company.
—
Dec.
provide
increased
carry
connection
on
at
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
—-
-
Offering Oversub¬
Steel Corp.—Stock
&
shareholders
plan and approved
$1,137,000
$790,000
$1-81
$1.25
31--—.————.$132,000,000 $38,000,000
....
-
to
commitment
Erie
—
backlog
Mfg.
jewelry items
products and that some of the new attachments and
will be ready for marketing by June.—V. 174, p. 20J2.
its
—-—
Earnings per share
Elgin and of the Hadley subsidiary,
comprehensive styling program for all
of
Is embarking on
Hadley
The
holders
a
jewelry.
said
taxes
before
Federal
newly
acquired subsidiary, huve been moved from Providence to Elgin, 111.,
and- the Rhode
Island plant will be used solely for production and
service purposes. Hadley manufacturers watch attachments and men s
of
offices
General
1950
$29,690,000 $13,033,000
3,734,000
1,688.000
2,597,000
898,000
1951
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
the
50
to
.
Glidden Co.—Bonus and Option Plans Voted—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Garrett Corp.
With SEC—
Elgin National Watch Co.—Files
The
.
.
.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
sale
the
from
be
will
shares
the
of
added
-
the
to
company's
offices
business of
funds and will be used to expand the
operated, by the company and its subsidiaries.
working
now
BUSINESS—The
parent
which
company,
Its office 4n Pitts-
makes
Mass.,. and its subsidiaries are engaged In the consumer finance
operating ten offices in the States of Massachusetts, Con¬
necticut, New York and New Jersey. It commenced business as Fed-
field,
business,
eral
Loan
Co.,
Net
sidiaries
to
$91,022.
had
On
31,
Dec.
year
a
$3,233,248 in loans
the
the
1953
to
payable
or
$100,000
dividends
The
'
;
65,000
30.000 shs.
29,458 shs.
30,000 shs.
stock
great
as
At
voluntary
dividends.
those
thereafter
to
Jan.
liquidation
The
$22
1,
p5r
1955;
accumulated
is
the
redemption
share
and
to
is
Jan.
$20.50
dividends.
redemption
price
$23
1,
plus
share
per
1954;
share
per
price,
to
thereafter;
in
The
company
is required
sufficient to purchase, at
annually
$21
each
to
1,
1953;
share
per
case
set
the
"
the
and
time,
same
for
"
.
Mr.
several
Of
the
remainder, units with
for
Industries
capacity
•
175,
plus
of
a sinking fund
the option of the
thereof, 1% of the la'rgest number of shares of participating
pieferred stock outstanding at
any time, if tendered, at a price not
to exceed $20
per share.—V. 175, p. 517.
in
the
kilowatts
590,000
total rating of 364,000 kilowatts
a
United
States,
and
shipped
were
with
others
allied
to
were
Force
The
Requirements
Rescheduled
Over
Longer
Federal taxes
011
Net profit after Federal
shs.
1.6001000
effect
on
where
G-E
common
giving effect
-
$1,425,116
$1,662,822
1,637,138
1,637,138
$0.87
outstanding (excl. treas.
per
* After
•
taxes
$1.02
stock)...
share
to
the 2
for
1
split.—V. 174,
p.
The
persons
—V
corporation
«ering
in
175
-
'
Feb.
on
filed
11
57 lhares of
exenange
for
all
a
letter
"This
issued
with
llrCSny;
wivl
nn
on
to
of
operating
economy
2.
ne.w_unjts' equipped with overhead
°.
d e"?,nes especially built for
them
Incorporating
_Aiso
i?iS
lus
available,
faster—V
Mr.
n
torque
newest
a
said,
and
is
Ford
new
n0fferu a11 ,the ^vantages of
he
a
designed
the
for
have
in
Air
Force
purposes
one
,1952
fau™y
$1,973,830
582,322
Park
The
major
higher
a
than
household
volume
ap¬
home
of
originally
net
well
as
proceeds
submit
to
involved therein will
expenses
to
intends
as
come
will
be
used
continue
the
ap¬
general
working
military
in part from such
design
the
working
and
proposals
general
capital.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Shares
cum.
6%
cum.
participating preferred stock (par $4)
convertible preferred stock (par $5)
A common
Class B
stock
common
25,680
1,100,000
268,647
900,000
646,890
10 cents)
(par
3,300
500,000
(par $1)
stock
Outstand.
3,300
NOTE—As
part of the purchase price of the Flowerfleld property
Long Island, N. Y., the company granted a purchase money
mortgage. As of Jan. l, 1952, the unpaid portion of this amounted to
$131,875.-—V. 175, p. 710.
located
in
Hammond Bag & Paper Co., Wellsburg, W. Va.—Files
The company
covering
Feb.
on
15 filed a
letter
of notification
10,000 shares of common stock
stockholders
at $20
per
shar^,
proceeds
be
to
are
added
working
to
(par
$10)
without
with
to
be
the
SEC
offered
to
The
underwriting.-
capital.
Ilancoek Oil Co. of
parts.
call
in February and
rolling in March..
started
the
for
plans
of
finished
Gross
operating
oper.
planned
which
also
is
under
Inc. below.—V. 174,
544.
p.
income
Divid.
.
building,
large warehouse, and
the five manufacturing
a
Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
Co.,
& gen.
Multa-
absorb
General Investment Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah.—Files
shock
The
loads
SEC
cents
used
<51%
corporation
covering
on
250,000
Feb.
15
filed
shares
of
a
letter
capital
of
stock
notification
to
with
offered
be
at
the
1950
1949
$1,703,125
$1,445,285
share,
without underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
purchase 51% of the capital stock of Utah Hydro Corp. and
stock of Robbin Ethol Corp.—V. 174, p. 544.
of the
551,490
General
$1,064,605
419,933
115 109
The
Refractories Co.—Plans Stock
directors
an
on
amendment
the authorized
of
The company
has been awarded a $1,093,292 contract
by the
Ordnance-Tank Automotive Center at
Detroit, Mich., to manufacture
tanJC trailers, it has
been announced by Roy Fruehauf, President. The
ers are 10 be buIlt at Fruehauf s Fort Wayne, Ind..
plant.—
r
Feb.
capital
Mr.
21
to
stock
voted
the
of
Greene
submit
to
from
received
ment
that
if
the
Net
Long
Beach
so
as
to
600,000
for
increase
shares
to
amendment
the
Develop-
share
$1,312,632
-
shares
outstanding
"
at
$1,312,632
$6.65 i-.
—
293,468
on
"
Dec.
31,
$4.47
1951.—V.
174,
1
Harrisburg Hotel Co.—EarningsTotal
1951
Federal
$331>359
73,789
95,075
106,908
•$123,726
taxes
1950
$292,590
Income
Net
Income
Dividends
Surplus
$136,554
67,896
to
stockholders-
78,453
78,453
after
adjustments-
406,450
357.670
365,000
375,000
mortgage
on
165,
p.
Co.—Earnings—
Three Months Ended December 31—
.
.
NetJ sales
Earned
.
1866.
Harshaw Chemical
F.rL. Greene, President, stated that the earnings for the
year 1951
werejapproximately equal -to $8.40 per share as compared with $7.48
per-share for 1950.—V.-174, p. 718.
.
287,779
1,140,000 "
*
1990.
Profit
.
' 480,452
362,856
$1,952,705
per
•Based
company's charter is approved at the annual meeting by the
stockholders, the directors proposed to effect a two for one split-up
of each share of capital stock by issuing one additional share of
capital
stock to each stockholder.
.7. 7
\ "4i
,
.
435,659
748,842
$812,705
Oil
Income
♦Earnings
—V.
stockholders
proposed
25,913,940
1,121,914
operations-
from
Company
Split—
the
company's charter
the company from
stated
,
.
to
29,443,489
50
per„
to
.1950
$32,489,806 $28,430,462
exps.,
Jet
four
p.
Coil Products
.1951
-
income
Fed. Inc. taxes, etc.Intangible well drilling costs
Cost of prospective oil leaseholds acquired-^—
Wear & exhaustion of prop. & depl. of oil res._
Net
other
administration
an
building,
addition to
in
of
one
were
811.
General Instrument
See Standard
erection
the
for
personnel
buildings,
175, p.
Machining operations
California—Earnings—
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Costs,
the
of
use
building
have
production
laboratory,
buildings—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
for
entering
noncompetitive
anticipated,"
plans will delay the
by several months.
buildings,
remain unchanged.
service
necessary
1 Fniehauf Trailer Co.—Awarded Govt. Contract—
before
company
competitions
present
manufacturing
plans
engineering
in
to
said
1,500,000 shares.
175, p. 811.
two
and
PROCEEDS—The
capital.
plans will have no
of Appliance Park
its
of
to
common
Owing
railway
thereafter
at the following
jet engine production
in
schedule
date
of jet
manufacture
scheduled
Linder
approval,
V.
reach
earlier
an
started
been
were
Present
by
fluid coupling
to
$5.40;
shares into one common share before Jan. 15, 1957;
Jan. 15, 1958 at rate of 2V* shares of preferred
share; thereafter and before Jan. 15, 1959, 2V2 shares
for one common share; thereafter and before Jan.
15, 1960, 2^+ shares
for
one
common
share; thereafter and before Jan.
15, 1962, three
shares for one common share; and thereafter four shares of convert¬
ible preferred for one common share.
for
study is under way to determine when the pro¬
appliances in building No. 1 will start.
He said the
production
construction,
effi¬
„
v.-*
Each
thereafter
Years Ended Dec. 31—
is
^ I507lng Under excess Ioads and 6tart bigger
January—
from
greater
produced
valves, bring'to six the
industrial applications, all
announced,
Fort Worth & Denver
City
Net
for
being
rates:
a
change
for
Appliance
advancements in engine design.
Bachman
multiplication,
XTO
are
will
we
at
said
home
of
out
Mr.
E* Bachman- Manager of the Industrial Engine
Tractor and Industrial Engine Division, announced
<.
March
and
major
J. W. McNairy, Manager of the Appliance Park
project, said certain
changes will be required in the building since it and its facilities were
laid
lieavy-duty industrial engines designed
be converted at any time
.
will
means
production
building
the
parts
performance
manufacture
for
change
employment
produce all
*
,
Linder
duction
Ford Motor Co.,
Dearborn, Mich.—New Engines—
ciency,
will
it
the need
the
that
range
ultimately
unexpected
Mexican corporation.
a
out¬
and
he said.
to be issued to three
outstanding capital stock
and
gjQttloense S< A- de c- v->
p
notification
long
change
pliance
636.
stock
common
the
of
announced
period will eliminate
the
pliances.
Food Machinery & Chemical
Corp.—Files With SEC—
V
22
Linder
Mr.
♦
Feb.
on
building.
emphasized
Mr.
-
Earnings
longer
a
the
$3;262 822
1,543.459
X
conunon
company
$2,968,575
income
to Jan. 15, 1961 at
thereafter at par.
Class
appliances instead of jet engine parts in the first building at its
"Appliance Park" development at Duechel, near Lousville, Ky.
Clarence H. Llnder, General Manager of the company's new Major
Appliance Division, said that a rescheduling of Air Force requirements
in
and
may
at
1963
5%
new
1950
thereafter
$5.20;
15,
Authorized
home
over
1951
issued
nations.—V.
Period—
First National Stores
Inc.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended December 29—
Net profit before Federal
taxes
I960 at $5.60;
Tho convertible stock
combined
a
holders
j
authorized,
3,300 shares are
811.
p.
Air
semi¬
up
15,
Jan.
the
in
built
accumulated
Jan.
thereafter
of which
The convertible stock may be redeemed at any time after
15, 1957 at the following prices plus. In all cases, accrued divi¬
dends: On or before Jan. 15, 1958, at $6 per share; thereafter 4o Jan.
Warren forecast even greater production for
succeeding years "if critical materials are made
available in sufficient quantities by the National Production Authority."
More than three-fourths of the company's 1951 production of steam
turbine-generators went to utilities throughout the natiqn, providing
added nameplate-capacity of 3,144,000 kilowatts of power for indus¬
trial and consumer use, Mr. Wftrren said.
paid to each share of common stock for
any fiscal year.
The price in the event of involuntary liquidation is
$20 per share, plus accumulated dividends.
The price in the event
of
time
1952
be
all are paid to the holders of the common stock.
Each
participating preferred stock must receive total dividends
as
preferred stock
standing.
kilowatts.
14,960 shs.
-
paid to the holders of the
though a lesser amount or no
even
5,454
,7
annual production of steam turbine-generators last
4,000,000-kilowatt combined-capacity level for the
industry's history.
Announcing the record-breaking output on Feb. 28, Glenn B. Warren,
General
Manager of
the company's Turbine Division,
said powermaking units shipped in 1951 had a total nameplate-rating of 4,098,000
first
150,000
65,000
may
" 5,131
:—
v
company's
attained
year
$100,000
at
of
least
at
preferred
.
150,000
value)
par
participating dividends
participating
share
(no
1892.
p.
General Electric Co.—Output of Generators Up—
'
1959
stock
Extra
Outstanding
instal-
in
stockholders—.
common
174,
Jan.
'
1954 to 1960
I
Subordinated note payable Nov. 30, 1960
$1.20 cumul. partic. pfd. stock (no par
value).
Common
"•
Authorized
notes
ments:
of
—v.
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
<
Subordinated
No.
l'> 7:^".""■
/ •v.-. "
—
—
company
'
EFFECT
—__
year
1951,
accounts.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
—
ended Sept. 30, 1951,
and Its sub¬
outstanding and listed 15,447 active
income after taxes in
operating
amounted
in Massachusetts
formed
,
1927, and the present
later.
.'*'.1'I
individual proprietorship, in
an
corporation was
Federal
Net
taxes
taxes
on
on
o£ 4,/a%
per
income—estimated.
common
deducting
share
1,501.637
328,834
income
135,000
profit
•After
-1950
1951
$10,889,679 $11,929,617
before
;
.■=.
$193,834
•$0.52
net payment o! $40,000 in dividends
convertible preferred stock.—V. 174, p. 2556.
1,111,500
.
>-
to
$390,137
$1.33
holders
Light Co.—New Financing—
Hartford Electric
The
their
stockholders
annual
The
Its
will
vote
major
Construction
the company on
War II.
program since the end of World
include a hew steam generating plant at
additional
p.us
said.—V.
company
4.
would start
bonds,
Inland-Oil'Co. (Nev.), Newark, N. J.—Files With SEC
Middle-
Co.—Quarterly Sales Higher—
—V.
Brooklyn,
Corp.,
Helmus-Hardware
—Files With Securities and
corporation on Feb. 25 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 7,600 shares of class A common stock, 20,000 shares of
class B common stock and 20,000 shares of preferred stock, of which
the class A and B stocks and 19,100 shares of preferred stock are to
be
offered
at
19.
p.
ethical
the
Feb.
on
each
The
1972,
15,
rate
at
5
shares
20
convertible
new
March
subscription
stock
of
is
of
pharmaceutical manufacturers in this country and will marekt
antibiotic under the Heyden label for export.—V, 175, p. 140.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
before
Provision
$4,120,127
taxes
1950
$4,459,726
2,319,697
taxes———
for
2,536,008
Net
income
$2,140,029
527,920
$2.93
_
—
$4.04
„_
share
per common
$1,584,119
541,120
——
shares
of
Earnings
,
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
ITEMS
DEC.
31
$2,001,695
3,545,153
Receivables—net
Inventories
$2,467,602
3,138,255
6,231,410
6,968,265
„
♦
.
assets
current
Current
$12,515,113 $11,837,267
.____
liabilities
5,064,715
Working capital
—V. 174, p. 365.
:
5,047,379
$7,450,398
____
$6,789,888
The
proceeds
be
to
are
adidtions
to
price
will
debentures to
expected
to
be
dated
made
be
to
principal amount of
Rights will expire op
par
(flat).
See also V.
be
Co.—To
to
used
Place
(Including
Results
of
a
Former
Subsidiary
.
.
Operations
of
Kewanee
Liquidated
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses
Gross
outstanding
pay.
31,
—
__
Products
Co.,
per
•Earnings
stock
shares
machine
to be used in
outstanding
Dec.
at
31,
stock
common
share of
$9,976,518
2,621,508
$7,355,010
629,817
$7,102,798
$6,725,193
the
at
1951
end
$2,77
._
stock
common
are
based
Glass
Fibres
$2.85
shares
on
of
mon
speculation" 200,000 shares of class A
stock (par $1) at $1.50 per share.
"
The
class
A
stock
common
cents per
25
operating expense.;
tax accruals——
Railway
receive
share
per
is
entitled
annum
dividends
to
payable
the
as
the
in
•$3,927,140-
share),
per
series^
'None
200,000 shs.
—
10
(par
1,018.836 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
cents)—
the notes are made monthly.
on
The
$1.20
holders
of
share
per
the
class
after
A
stock
common
liquidation
of
the
&
Paine,
72,560
Co
Webber, Jackson
Curtis
&
Equitable Securities Corp. 18,800
Kidder, Peabody & Co
18,800
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
5,200
18;800
5,200
6,600
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—__
6,600
Smith, Barney & Co.
—
18,800
Union Securities Corp.
18,800
McCormick & Co.__
amount
Vletor,
18,800
—
&
deter¬
Rotan, Mosle and Moreland
6,600
18,800
The Ohio Co.—
to
u
Quail & Co
Co.,
Inc.
entitled
are
Shares
Shares
Weld
Blyth & Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan
Common,
Dann
& ;
6,600
Co.
6,600
—
-10,200
Watling, Lerchon & Co
before any
and after the
company
further
For
to the holders of the class B common stock
of the class B common stock have received $1.20 per share"
liquidation, the two classes of stock share equally in further
liquidating distributions. The holders of both classes of stock have
one vote per share.
V.
Information
regarding
business
of
etc.,
company,
see
1788.—V. 175, p. 710.
174, p.
railway operating
income-
income
income—:
common
stock
(par
Class
B
common
stock
(no
22,000
non-corrosive
The
3,449
2,268
45,090
174, p.
and
Corp.,
'
-
y. ■
200,000 shs.
(or its
supply
raw
a
registration
not
175,
subject
heat and
to
mildew,
possesses
a
high
Years Ended Nov.30—
;
,
.
the
SEC
through The
the
stock.—
corporation on Feb. 15 filed a letter of notification, with the
SEC covering 120,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents; to be
offered at $2.50 per share through Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc., New
York. The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
;
1950
1951
:
,
'
$
■
Operating
expenses
$565,750
revenues
Operating
—
Rent of oper. prop
Operating taxes-
i
-*
$0,368,320
4,764,048
50
600
600
68,215
874,548
$64,538
$77,007
38,880
49,111
t.
$5,411,388
4,195,561
i
$729,124
405,982
*
$595,751
254,626
140.
Indiana Limestone CoJ—JVlcCue Elected Chairman—
.
Charles. J. McCue has
been
elected
Chairman
of
the
$
ap¬
'
own
Board
of
investment
this
firm
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.— Permanent Bonds
.Permanent first mortgage 27a %' bonds, series due 1981, in the amount
of" $6,000,000, 'are now available for exchange for
temporary bonds
the same issue.
Exchange "may
be made at
Trust Co., of
the
offices
Chicago^Dr
City-of, New York.—V. 173, p: 1989.
Industrial: Acceptance Corp.,
scribed-—
of
the
trustee,
Net sales-to customers
warehouse
discount
223,428,605 198,793,411
_w___
expenses,
credit
and
purohases—
on
Ltd.M3ffering Oversub¬
for general 'corporate purposes.—'V., 174,
$1,368,619
15,520
16,667
$1,241,937
505,918
"
Net
$1,385,286
$736,019
etc.,
deductions
income
$837,029
548,25.7
on
Earned per
at Dec. 31__,_
share—
common
$731,241
391,983
$1.32
—
85,788
479,731
preferred stocks
104,610
$631,409
•Dividends
$1:92
;—
•Excluding dividends on preferred stock retired through the issuance
of common stock.—V. 175, p. 140.
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.—Earnings—
•Provision for Federal taxes
income
Earnings
for
on
Taxes
200,857,116 177,583,102
1,861,469
income—
1,917,916
389,001
—
;
140,983
8,193,703
11,343,001
year—
common
on
per
common
stock-:
fsftl
•Including $1,000,000 in
tax.—V.
175,
p.
i
share-.—
a—:
income
•
8,978,018
8,158,080
$2.64"
10,957,707
8,668,860
$3.22
and $275,000 in 1950 for excess profits
140. -
(income,
ad
Capital expenditures
depreciation charged off
Working capital Dec. 31
Total
worth
(capital stock & surplus)
paid
•Earnings
per
(pfd.
and
common)
common share
book 'value—per
stock
Com.
share
Preferred shares outstanding
Common shares outstanding,
—
Number of
notification with the
SEC covering 300,000 shares of common stock
(par lo cents) to be
offered at $1 per share, through James T. De Witt & Co., Washington,
D. C. The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
corporation
on
Feb.
15
filed
a
letter
of
preferred shareholders—
Number of
The
Interstate Petroleum Co., Tulsa, Ok la.—Stock Offering
—Mention was made in our issue of Feb. 18 of the pub¬
offering of 257,760 shares of class B common stock
(par 50 cents) at $10.121/2 per share by a group of under¬
writers headed by White, Weld & Co. The offering was
oversubscribed and the books closed. The company will
not - receive: any of the proceeds from the sale, as the
shares offered represent outstanding stock owned by
the sellers.
Further details follow:
common
PRESENT CAPITALIZATION
'
"•
"
"
Outstanding
dividends
1,000,000shs.
$3,000,000 shs.
.
PLAN
OF
and entitled
to $4.00 per
604,270 shs.
on
.
RECAPITALIZATION
AND
MEROERn—The
in the
Eagle..
merger agreement gn<J have called
Mitrch
18/1952, to consider and act
of
upon
both
$1.28
$8.33
97.770
110,528
348,000
349,249
1,308
3,312
1,159
these figures should be doubled.—V,
prior years,
174, p. 2357.
Mill—
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—New
The
corporation announced on Feb. 21 that it will open up a new
industry in Nevada by building a mill to process fluorspar, a critical
mineral necessary for the production of aluminum metal.
The
new
mill—the
the recently-acquired
sufficient
posits
capacity
to
first
in
state—will
the
fluorspar
receive
from
Baxter mine near Gabbs, Nevada, and will have
handle ore purchased from other Nevada de¬
well;
as
Construction
of
the site,
of
the mill will begin in the near future upon selection
and operations
are
scheduled to start late this year,
The mill will include the necessary grinding and flotation equipment
process "the
the
V.
Into acid grade
ore
company's
milling
The volume
determined,—
fluorspar concentrates.
operations
has
not
been
175, pp. .422, 811.
Kansas City Southern Ry.- -Earnings—
January—
Gross
from
companies "to
be
held
the approval of such merger
railway—;...
Net
from' railway—
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
175,
p.
income
517.
1952
$3,998,625
1,807,720
699,120
Oklahoma & Gulf
directors- of
Interstate and of While Eagle Oil Co. have determined it to be
interest of both .companies to merge Interstate into--White
Accordingly" they have executed a
6peciar meetings'of Ihe stockholders
3,145
235,731
$3.35
$10.63
,
shareholders.
558,750
234,940
217,918
2,282.344
4,006,196
315,950 shs.
-
at the rate of 20 cents per share
liquidation to $3.50 per share and on
share in- each case plus the then unpaid
cumulative dividends. "As of Dec. 31, 1951, unpaid cumulative dividends
amounted to $3.75 per share.
Convertible share for share Into class B
common
stock.
(Includes 315,950 shares Issuable on conversion of
class, A.,convertible preference stock..
,
,
^
.
. *
annum
959,480
951,865
211,186
2,279,716
4,691,434
459,195
♦After payment
(These
figures are
of 7ft
preferred dividends,
computed after giving effect to the two-for-one common stock split-up
at the record date of Dec. 28, 1951.
For comparative purposes with
of
COMPANY
Authorized"'
•Class A conv. pref. stock ($l par val.)
Class B common stock (500par value)
•Entitled to cumulative
OF
1,263,247
1,355,437
1,462,116
303,071
1,827,003
5,420,979
609,572
($1.79
($6.36
97,502
698,446
1,120
•
to
"
1,246,192
662,527
524,527
1,052,201
va¬
lorem, etc.)
Dividends
1949
$3,831,695
1,713,492
2,803
taxes)
severance,
1950
$5,287,586
1,613,235
dlvs.
1951
$7,606,062
2,020,038
1,320,938
Sales, royalties, int., discount,
Froflt (before income taxesi-
Payroll (wages and salaries)^
-
—
___
redemption
•'
$8,370,272
7,001,653
$1,226,417
earnings
earnings
Profit, (after
less
losses,
Depreciation of physical properties—
Other charges
;
^
per
-
of-75,000 shares of 5^ "convertible preferred stock
by
Co., -Ltd., announced
Feb; 20. '. The-stock-\vas;b.ffwed at $41
per share.!,
; »•
""m
operating
1950
1951
$9,017,678
7,791,261
—-
I.
223,317,150 198,640,018
111,455
153,393
income
ing operating expenses, maintenance of physi¬
cal
properties,
selling,
administrative,
and
at the Chase National Bank
Ar new offeriqg
^iTKe 'prdceeas, will" be- usetl
Co.—Earnings—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
American
(par $40)- has been oversubscribed, an underwriting group headed
Oreenshields is Co., Inc., and-Wocd,.'Ouhdy dt
1598;.;,
Net
/
»
Common shares outstanding
.
—
~
National Bank
.
outstanding
retire
to
or
Other income
lic
company.
He is Vice-President of the Philadelphia
of" Sheridan- Bogan Paul & Co., Inc.—V. 173, p. 965.
capital
517.
Iowa Southern Utilities
619,476
———
operating- Income
$503,484
1950
358,212
,
working
augment
p.
Balance
and
ton, D. C.—Files With SEC—
1951—12 Mos,
50
82,392
after charges.;!—— * <
175, p.
Co.—Earnings—
418,770
:.
to
175,
mer¬
International Technical Aero Services, Inc.,.Washing¬
/
!
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
The
1951—Month—1950
Approved—
on
Operating revenues
Operating expenses and taxes
resistance
supply plants (tanneries, cotton mill, rubber
plant, cut sole plunts, etc.) to shoe factories 323,644,057 273,906,568
Less—Inter-plant transfers
100,326,907
75,266,550
Dividends
Independent Flow, Inc., Neodesha, Kan.—Files—
Dec. 31—
and
notes.—V.
800 degrees Fahrenheit.
' "J'
Indiana Associated Telephone
company
facilities
Net
lnter-plant transfers (at
proximate market) from the company's
Net
Period Ehd.
offerings
Feb. 25 received SEC authorization to issue ahd
sell $4,300,000 of unsecured 3 V* Vc promissory notes to banks, the pro¬
ceeds of which are to be used to finance in part the cost of additional
„;'.v
611.
p.
it
will not Ignite below
to
1952, in the ratio of lon.e
oversubscription privilege.
2,293
with
statement
_
Bank Loans
in the
materials are
4,
bids for the underwriting of the
company will request
bonds and stock.-
The
proof.
of
April
record
The
of
Jr.
Cost of shoes and merchandise sold, after charg¬
shares of capital stock to be offered
Boston, Mass., ; general distributors for
174, p. 453.
Is
cold and
Total.income
1,700,000
covering
weather
company's sources
of
the
of
of
additional share for each six shares, with an
$50^456
—_
140.
filed
25
______
Net sales of shoes and other manufactured
-
Feb.
par i
stockholders
common
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
■
Incorporated Investors, Boston, Mass.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
FINANCING
company
a
International Shoe Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
47,314
♦$22,787
♦Net deficit.—V.
PRESENT
200,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
United" States.
$96,614
$100,063
——_—
———
TO
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Maryland on Nov. 14,
Its main manufacturing plant will be located In Rio Piedras,.
Puerto Rico, a suburb of San Juan, Puerto Rico. The company has a
pilot plant in Baltimore, Md.
>
<
The principal business of the company is tnc manufacture and sale
of a material under the trade name of "Fibrelux".
The company has
applied for a trademark for the name"Fibrelux," which application is
now pending in the U. S. Patent Office.
"Fibrelux" is manufactured in various shapes and colors.
It con¬
sists of glass fibres and polyester resins fused under heat and pres¬
sure.
The result of this process is a permanent material which is
118,864
$24,571
.
deductions
EFFECT
$1)_
1951.
765,625
$22,049
2,522
.
charges
Fund
on Feb. 25 announced that it plans to file with
registration statement
covering the proposed
issuance
$2,000,000 first mortgage bonds
and 345.833 additional shares
common
stock".
The
common
shares
will
be
offered Initially
SEC
Interest,
7,652
————
GIVING
A
Announced—
Interstate Power Co.—Financing Plans
The
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to purchase machinery
and equipment, raw materials and inventory, and for
Other
p.
Outstanding
due
follows;
as
White,
holders
$1,003,103
.
63,171
—
Net. income
on'
are
com¬
directors may
payment
com¬
828,950
.
;
Miscellaneous
the
stock
$10
(par
1952
now offered are owned by the under¬
being offered by them as principals. The names of the
respective underwriters and the number of shares to be sold by Cach
before any dividends may be paid on the class B common stock.
dividends in the amount of 25 cents per share
per annum have
been paid on the class A and class B common stock, the two classes
of stock
share
equally in any dividends declared or paid by the
1951
$921,822
rents
Total
-of
notes
31,
Recapitalization
$5,000,000
stock
in
of
Merger)
Authorized
•Payments of principal and Interest
After
chandise;
of
pfd.
Com.
promissory
AT JAN.
CO.
Proposed Plan
and
1954
issuable
mine
—V.
1952
Railway
—V.
25,
OIL
EAGLE
Effect to
UNDERWRITERS—The shares
a
"Fibrelux"
operating revenues—
Net
'hitge.
first
Oct.
Corp., Baltimore, Md.—
on Feb. 29 publicly of¬
"as
the respective
of
Month of January—
Net
OF WHITE
to Give
'
the canning fish process.
fered
periods—2,560,000
and 2,356,406 shares at Dec. 31, 1950.—. 174,
Railway
■i
(As Adjusted
Cum!
by the founders of the company, namely, Charles Wendt,
(President) and Charles G. Woods (Secretary and Treasurer).
931,500
(requirement)__
share of
per
Co.,
Illinois Terminal RR—January Earnings—
•
corporation will have authorized 200,000 shares of
preferred stock (par $lt», but none of such shares is
be issued in connection with the merger.
Such preferred
to
Offered—George F. Breen
to both
~
shax*e
writers and are
2094.
V.
agreement each share of class A
(together with all accrued and unpaid
of class B common stock of Inter¬
merger
each
surviving
CAPITALIZATION
The company on Feb. 13 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 35,000 shares of common stock (par $1> to be issued to a
group
of men who own patent, license and other rights to a new
1950
2,633,531
——-
Balance applicable to common stock——_
Parker
the
stock
stock will be available for issuance hrthe event the surviving company
requires additional working capital or lor other purposes, but no plans
any such Issue have been made.
Vancouver, Wash.
Held
-$8,034,298
dividend
•Earnings
Service
$10,667,829
—r—.
income
The
of
and
for
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1951)
$51,006,501 $46,013,475
40,338,672
36,036,957
__
taxes—:
deductions—________
etc.
Preferred
Fixed
terms
preference
cumulative
short-term notes
173, p. 1989.
Authorized
1951
__
and
income
Interest,
Net
the
proposed
"■
Class
Public
Dec.
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Other
be
of
The
Pri¬
Bonds
and sell $2,000,bonds, series D,
and new equipment.—V.
property
CAPITALIZATION
Net
must
agreement
merger
stock,
cents per share, of the surviving corporation, and each
presently outstanding stock of White Eagle (other than the
420,000 shares held by Interstate and treasury shares) will be con¬
verted and exchanged into 2.191 shares of common stock of the surviv¬
ing corporation.
The 420,000 shares of White Eagle stock held by
Interstate and treasury saares are to be extinguished.
No fractional
shares of stock of the surviving corporation will be issued, but in lieu
thereof the stockholders will be paid in cash at the rate of $10,125
per share of common stock of the surviving corporation.
working capital.
Illinois Power Co.—Gross Up—Net Off—
mon
such
upon
Total
Net
effective
value 10
par
share
1977, at 100.40% to Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Co. and John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
company.
Cash
'
Under
dividends thereon)
due
of
Number
become
.
convertible
held.
Stock
1951
To
corporation.
$100
sion has authorized the company to issue
000 of 3%% first mortgage sinking fund
International
.
agreement.
approved by the holders of two-thirds of the outstanding stock of each
the SEC
new
Holeproof Hosiery Co. (& Subs.)—Eariiings—
p.
with
4%
Division, John P. Remensnyder, President, an¬
The corporation will offer Neomycin in bulk to
14.
of
due March
International Marine
Neomycin, the antibiotic which research
has proven effective in
treating infections of the skin, eyes, ears, nose and gastro-intestinal
tract, now is being produced in commercial quantities by this cor¬
nounced
issue
an
record
Inter-Mountain Telephone
Hey den Chemical Corp.—To Produce Neomycin-
Antibiotic
notification
of
common
vately—The Tennessee Railroad and Utilities Commis¬
and for
poration's
letter
a
811.
used for working capital.—V. 175, p. 421.
The proceeds are to be
filed
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
and
of
for
March
($5 per share), without underwriting. The remain¬
preferred stock are to be used to liquidate corporate
par
ing 900 shares of
loans.
1952
debentures
Y.
N.
Exchange Commission—
The
.
15,
stockholders
175,
174, p. 1990.
Herbert
i
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$26,870,082 $92,075,652 $85,294,270
$31,235,965
revenues—
offering of
March
;
.
.
1932—3 Mos.—1951
Period End. Jan. 31—
Sales—total
26
state will be converted and exchanged into one share of common
Inland Steel
The
Hecht
Feb.
on
stock (par 25 cents) to be
offered at 50 cents per share through Weber-Millican Co., New York.
The proceeds are to be used for drilling and equipping wells and
for working capital.
2024.
172, p.
company
substations, the
lines and
transmission
The
at
program
covering 599,700 shares of class A
expansion
would
Conn.,
town,
lviureu
on
of
sale
financing
$20,000,000
a
be hexd
meeting to
financing through
third
on
1952
railway.*.—$641,156
Net from railway—.—
343,836
Net ""ry. oper. income.—
127,791
—V. 175, I>. 317. v
;
v.
January—
Gross
from
.
1951
1949
1950
$3,811,293
$3,305,975
$3,504,413
1,805,458
695.250
1,489,212
788.100
1,593,583
87M36
;
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
$556,442
326,834
139,905
1949
1950
$435,648
225,392
' 95,151
j'
($531,178
•
"
266,800
113,189
'
f
(
6
(918)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Keller Tool
•—Mention
Co., Grand Haven, Mich.—Stock
made in
was
offering of 86.750 shares of
Paul H,
The
Davis
offering
Offering
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
issue of Feb. 18 of the public
our
stock
common
(par $5)
January—
Gross
by
from
Net
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
from
Net
Co. and associates at $13.50 per share.
&
ry,
—V.
railway
175,
1951
$617,442
168,464
$696,571
273,010
93,616
,
railway.,.;
147,097
'
income---
oper.
vestors
1950
1952
tional
1949
63,943
provide
in
79,096
working
Force,
518.
p.
Further details follow:
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
33/i%
promissory
1956
to
•Common
note
stock
due
bank
*On
Jan.
the
articles
issued
100.000
treasury)
the
into
with
in
par shares
shareholder
$5
each
each
lor
excnange
common
stock
amended to
100,000 shares
from
(including
6,750
shares
held
one
shares
to
STOCK
two
of
plans
the
stock,
board
of
provide
that
stock
the
options
of
the
No
option
shall
the
options
and
the
at
from
'
Jan.
21,
1952,
the
extend
four
or
for
shall
shares
purchase, are
adopted
be
the
than
less
option,
of
Blunt
the
of
one
of
name
common
key
after
year
non-transferable.
of
Jackson
175,
its
to
retire
meet
increased
$3,430,000
172,
of
Jr.
serve
with
has
of
Profit
elected
Vice-President
as
American
Cosgrove
before
Provision
Shares'
4,000
domestic
3 Va 7?
and
notes
Coal
Net
3,500
Cruttenden
& Co
3,500
—
Dempsey & Co
Federal
company
covering
Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co.—
3,500
4,000
G.
3,500
H.
Walker & Co
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
paid
to
♦There
The shares
v
the
at
the
by
split
Co.—V.
173,
Co.
and
also
is
Cement
for
Fed.
of
registration
a
its
$5
par
new
one
Loewi
underwriter.
The
Co.
&
of
stock
income
taxes—
taxes.—.
—
*Net
$2,370,768
1,124,786
is
company
engaged
turing, various types of construction
Gross
823,614
BEC
covering
offered
at
working
199,900
$1.50
will
ceeds
be
18
shares
share
per
to
used
and
Feb.
on
terms
is
in
to
are
named
share
common
that
so
$2.50
have
$2.50
-
the
supplied
ceeded
ry.
there
were
499,160
Earnings and
adjusted to
the
1949
1952
railway——
railway
shares
outstanding
dividends
basis.—V.
1951
$2,205,244
at
share
per
a
finishes
and
and
is
industrial
Roy
A.
principal
of
manufac¬
business
173,
The
and
I.—
1950
!v
$1,655,505
24d,oo/
1949
o*up iuo
::
filed
of
letter of
a
stock
common
practical
them
uses.
As
plant
(par
cents)
15
to
and
laboratory
in
out
with
quantity,
research
Feb.
on
it
27
be
Eckhardt-Petersen
—
be
issued
secured
the
and
in
denominations
a first mortgage on
Luther
High School
by
new
&
a
sizable
volume
of
his
the transportation industry will
because, of its constant efforts to reduce
and
automotive
are
174,
for
,,
sue,
surface
of
$500
and
$1,000
approximately 20
located
posed
Mr.. Kropp said.
be most interested
weight and
revenues
expenses
and
plan
25.
The
There
will
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
to
be
submitted
proceeds
be
no
to
to
used
are
be
underwriting.-,
sales
Cost
of
'
'
J
•
'
——1
goods
sold
—
expenses
State
in
increase
Income
from
operations
income
Net
24,491,394
Net
Balance
Net
of
income
.
per
inc.
com.
stock-
share—3,039,860 shares
Operating
Other
and
income
income
Net
etc.,
Balance
Net
$0.73
<
105,539
Based
from
gross
income—
1,491,373
—
dividend
inc.
$2,732,776
requirements--
applicable to
share—3,039,860
com.
$4,044,600
'*
$2,606.191
Let
'
$0 82
*
A
$41,872
1%0
income—
$118,090
'.*68,511
*124,843
*13,080
Not
ry.
railway—
oper
income—
•Deficit.—V.
175,
p.
4,437,604
' 3,738,412
*10l'oi4
•114,'384
*100,271
covering
per
(a)
purchase real estate.
(estimated)—.
in
1,516,513
722,091
686,129
586 288
49.
764 422
1 475 319
*
common
—
2,129,000
96,222,000
*
31,604.000
(excluding
25,078,000
50,479,000
45,218.000
__**
payroll
3,475,000
2,536,000
938,000
24,700,000
613,000
11,500,000
taxes)
12,509,000
pfd.
&
common
11,277,000
stocks—
6,508,000
5,528,000
.1
on
6,001,000
5,749,000
share
/
underwriting.
The
(no
par)
process
to
are
be
t„
reflect
$1.62
the
174,
3-for-l
.split
of
the.
-
*$1.49
common
stock
in
2095.
p.
The
(&
Income
Net
only.
•
«
:
old
7%
stock,
at
taxes_„
$1,369,961
figures
from
and
actual
shares.—V.
ratio
174,
stock
four
sell
371,624
been
the
rate
of
1298 and
The
Feb.
on
of
first
income
to
$2.08
eliminate
both
taxes.
tBased
from
645,000
on
1894.
shares
bonds
to
are
preferred
be
shares
York), parent,
capital expenditures
500,000
of
to
for
for
be
and
authorization
series
to
sale
issue
and
together
$100
bidding.
Utilities
would
with
par.
competitive
Public
Proceeds
be
Corp.
used
for
to
reimburse its treasury for construction
short-term notes issued for construction pur¬
;--v.>■
this
at
General
cash.
to
1982,
stock,
(or
or
In
due
preferred
public
sold
$4,000,000
poses).
$8,994,014
SEC
bonds,
cumulative
offered
are
(New
received
26
mortgage
additional
repay
connection,
the $4,000,000
the
v....
Commission
from lour banks
on
its
also
;v
y
•.
authorized
short-term
,
GPU
notes.—V.
to
borrow
175,
612.
p.
$3.32
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—EarningsPeriod End. Dec. 31—
$3.02
|
$1.70
and
r
this
1951—Month—1950
$
$1.50
shown
are
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes _1_„__
and
de¬
the' company
was
Net
was
after
—V.
converted: into
preferred stock
operating
$
'
13,871,225
—
for
1951—12 Mos.—1950
•*'
$
•/
'
13,144,267
9,699,710
160,152,053
143.686,627
9*141,286
111,934,962
102.743,337
,
2,058,071
charges
26,720,837
20,429,743
1,978,961
21.496,254
20,513.547
1,385,844
income
1,024,020
2,113,444
_
company
one,
adjusted
deductions, offsetting items for cash discounts, and
final
pp.
company
$7,800,000
The
690,448
refinancing of
of
for
$1,344,000
$2.12
have
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Financing Approved—
The
-
of
315,679
1,652,000
share
common
1950
reflect
4,828,280
tBefore depreciation, obsolescence
preferred
a
359,620
2,103,777
——
profits
excess
per
revenues
6,770,000
reclassifications
COMPLETED-^-The
1951:
10,019,775
•
$3.56
..
*1950
$13,331,454
12,143,713
;
earnings 1—
♦These
to
1951
$15,977,071
expenses
and
tProfit
V 138,225
Subs.)—Earnings—
'
,
—
Depreciation
'
;•
=
$9,652,993
,
(b)
A
1,755,180
18,231,751
17,947.840
-
175, p. 320.
was
.
issue
new
of
180,000
shares
of
4.25%
convertible
-
distributed
was
Middle South Utilities,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
preferred
by an underwriting group of 79
leading invest¬
throughout the country.
c; ':;v'>'■ v ■>'
■: '»
(c) $42,000,000 of 3%%
promissory notes were sold by the
company
to two
leading insurance companies. These refunded
issues of $20,000,000
'3%
notes
and
ment
$6,000,000—3%%
$16,000.000—3%%
first
mortgage
notes
bonds
of
of
the
on
Dec-
31-
1951-
were
SEC
for
Arkansas
of
increase
an
$1-,256,701 since Dec. 31, 1950.
Capital and surplus were
$85,236,on
Dec. 31,
1951, compared with $57,042,224 on
Dec. 31, 1950, an
of $28,193,977.—V.
174, p. 2357.
'
offerer)
be
used
L.)
Martin
Co.-
-New
President
Elected—Fr-
nancing Plans Outlined—
George M. Bunker has been elected President
and a director, it was announced
by Glenn L.
also
Mr.
General
The
L.
The
B.
to
as
General
a
the
Martin
company
from
to
nancing
to
vertible
was
Manager.
at the same time
accepted the
President and General
Manager and a
Vice-President, Finance.
Both
will
resignations
act
plan,
with
and
continuity;
meeting of stockholders
on
the
which
details
of
provides
the
for
notes, with voting rights,
company's
the
to be
issuance
sold
to
Power
construction.
investments
require
The
10,
Tjhe
SEC
of
has
to
Inc.,
President
of
C.
C.
Net
in
order
stocks
of
assist
subsidiaries
order
an
of
program
$64,948,000
in
it
and
and
a hearing upon the common
corporation.—V. 175, p. 711.
recently
of
a
com¬
for April
anhounced
$6,000,000
group
the
in
2,
fi¬
con¬
of private
in-
of
the
financing
treasury for further
for
other
is
in
to
1953.—
until
persons
stock
corporate
estimated
$72,255,000
interested
the
of
stock
common
with
subsidiaries
195^
giving
$10,000,009
additional
to
request
this
from
in
balance will be held in the
of
Midland Valley
Gross
approximately
stock
Co.
construction
issued
invest
to
the
of
common
expenditures
1952
posal
in
The
purposes.
sale
&1 Light
March
financing
pro¬
RR.—Earnings—
1952
railway
railway_
Net ry. oper, income—
—V. 175, p. 518.
1951
1950
1949
$162,629
$197,338
$186,391
$161,060
32,421
'
from
81.432
72,911
51,774
42,370
5,640
'
;
...
director, and Richard
remain
the present to provide assistance
directors also called a special
1952,
The
the
of
January—
Trailmobile,
subsidiary of Pullman, Inc.; where he
for
<,t
Manager
Wharton, Jr., Vice-President, Finance.
directors
Johnson aS
pany
J.
comes
Cincinnati, Ohio,
and
and
Martin, Chairman.
elected
Bunker
company 'proposes
proceeds
Hydrocarbon
$30,138,496,
company cn Feb. 21 filed a
registration statement with the
covering 600,000 shares of its no par common
stock, to be offered
public sale at competitive bidding.
The
.and
company
Mathieson
Corp.
assets
of
The
houses
Pearson
stock
1950
94,093,000
3,436,000
obsolescence—-—-^
1951.—V.
and
1,083.537
19501—
figures reflect certain
eliminated.
3,728,676
Roebling, N. J.—Files With SEC
01l Feb' of fiIed a letter of notification with the SEC
\8
shares
60,000
Share, without
projects at the
plants.—V. 173, p. 1378.
taxes)
common
to
Costs
Net
board
3,358,256
1,288,866
Land Development
Co.,
IS
per
^
9,988,000
1,987,000
-
share:
in
(Glenn
$56 422
*71,547
1,615,584
railway
of
123,705,000
surplus
revenue
1
completed
1949
$59,317
.
Bank
expansion
Wise.,
—:
Total
'
,
from
from
1950
Chemical
$o 82
*212,628
railway
has
company
1951
Meredith Publishing Co.
$22,711,530 $16,954,462
—
—
pletion.
14,252
$4,058,852
1,452,661
106,694
From Jan. 1—
Gross
v
591,067
—*
per
$2 499 497
shares
1951
oper.
the
National
.
$2,502 776
stock-
_______
tax
comparative purposes
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
railway—
ry.
-
(& Domestic Subs.)—Facts in Brief
Six Months Ended Dec. 31—
increase
December—
Cross from
from
for
pay
Manitowoc,
income
taxes
->*1950
'
5,317,247
and
merger
recapitalization,—
Dividends paid per common
share—————
201
Lake Superior &
Net
to
expenditures
REFINANCING
230,000
175, p. 518.
net
used
(including employee benefit
declared
cor¬
'
on
3,142,754 shares outstanding (or to
outstanding)
in
1951
subsequent
to
be
stock
$4,224,149
profits
shares
common
$4,329,688
____.
—
per
867
1950
—
net
income
—V.
i
of
$2,204,704
$28,880,800 $22 940,856
24,551,112
18,896,256
——
„—
deductions
stock
amount
Central
income
on
September
$22,120,463 $16,582,838
—_
1951
,
taxes
income
Preterred
the
and
$27,437,710 X $21,411,118
(estimated)—
income
*The
$0.89
—
Gross
88,528
—
income
Interest,
and
♦Adjusted
on
2,661,868 shares outstanding in 1951
prior to merger and recapitalization
(2,661,-
,
$2,293,232
$2,717,335
revenues
expenses
;
230,000
requirement
applicable to
'
$2,947,335
—
dividend
net
Co.
its
expenses
income
Earnings
Based
1,465,456
—
,
1951
.
charges
income
on
excess
Earnings
$3,758,688
1,456,518
——
other
17,638,033
19,722
income—
gross
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Operating
Operating
taxes
Federal
$3,738,966
$4,403,853
from
:
stock
be
and
payroll
local
Balance,
for
general
49,260
—
X
and
Federal
$4,504,616
for
-
—;
—
Interest
100.763
income
and
40,000
Total
1950
ir
.
Preferred
$1,500,000
from
interest agreement.
—
and
taxes
S.
Dividends
$27,388,450 $21,272,893
tTotal earnings from operations—-—
Depreciation, obsolescence and depletion-
$21,376,999
income
V
stock
of
$1,000,000
120,269,000
other
and
U.
of
$91,234,076 $75,775,757
57,253,750
49,161,396
6,591,876
5,341,468
tEarnings from plant operations—
Earnings from other operations (net)——
Net
deductions
$6.59
shares
banks.
and
stockholders
INCOME ACCOUNT
'
-
Administrative, selling and advertising
In
1951
taxes
'
,f
and
Depreciation
Corp.—Registers With SECr~><
CONSOLIDATED
$28,996,010
—
income
..
,
O.,
Cleveland
(including raw mate¬
rials, containers, repairs, freight, utilities, etc.)
each,
acres
87th
at
.
Mo.—Earnings—
_i
etc.,
to
additional
an
two
Trust
3%
are
down
with
to
income
plans
pro¬
option
March
on
purposes.
Other
income
Interest,
444,900
on
customers
Other costs
■
restricted
approval
porate
..." >
components.
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Gross
to
a
—
Other
tBased
—
South,
rearmament
2357.
p.
Laclede Gas Co., St. Louis 1,
Operating
the
Wages and salaries
x
corporation on Feb. 26 filed a registration statement with the
covering 200,000 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered
key employees of the corporation and its subsidiaries under a
to
the
on
fields,
opinion,
Operating
Operating
taken
Cleveland
under
proceeds
Total
Co., Inc.,
Synodical
l
in
capacity—V.
taxes.
SEC
had
excellent
both
ticularly
titanium
1950
$3,058,841
School Association of Greater
Chicago
Offered
Mathieson Chemical
-
its titanium program, Kropp Forge is engaged in product
development for the concerns marketing the metal, as well as in
experimental work
for firms
interested
in
the
final
product, par¬
load
Subs.)—Earnings
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Chicago, 111. The Association is composed of members of
Conference congregations in the Greater
Chicago' area,
total communicant m'mbership of 85,000.'
In addition to the
property covered by this mortgage, the Association
owns
property valued at approximately $489,000, which is debt free.
be
part of
aircraft
to
,
2548.
Merck & Co., Inc.
'
513,072
Sales
bonds will
will
124
,
manufacturers
the
711.-:
p.
-di.dU
Kedzie Streets,
with "the
notification
in
his
and
p.
$1.54^.906
720,579 ' V'
April
having
through Israel & Co., New York. The pro¬
advances to Kraus Design, Inc., and for
both
turning
effect
$6.35
raises
company's Toledo,
175, p. 711.
The
1073.
p.
President, said the company's research division had
developing techniques for
the production of
titanium
forgings in several shapes and designs required by industry and the
defense-effort. The research program is being expanded, he added, as
the valuable metal is highly desirable in jet airplane
engines, for
which
175,
make
of
t$2.22
giving
$2,826,804
agreement
from
Cleveland
$190,000 of \lk% first mortgage serial bonds
1, 1952, and due annually April 1, 1953 to
1962, inclusive, at 100% and accrued interest..
;■
;
Kropp,
succeeded
April, 1951.—V.
taxes
has
loan
borrowing
received
com¬
171, p. 2098.
$2,049,247
759,012
890,200
365,953
income—
oper.
dated
Exchange Commission—
titanium, this company announced
making bar forgings of the metal
in
tAfter
share
company
The
■
offering
by
the
-
months
$1.70
—
requirements.
stock in
1951
after
per
$4,000.00o
Royalties
Kropp Forge Co.—Succeeds in Forging Titanium—
14
share
dividend
common
earnings
The
The
After
1950
5,265,180
Medusa Portland Cement Co.—Bank
Loans—
$122*872
<
$1.9$
share.
per
been
from
from
—Bonds
be
as
equipment.—V.
capital.
forging of
1951
4,089,481
__
1,123,110
$166,968
—
Lutheran High
the
stock,
Kraus Automatic Machines Corp., Rochester, N.
corporation
812.
p.
common
"After all charges
outstanding.—V. 174,
Louisiana & Arkansas
Ry.—Earnings—
land
The
an
commercial
airliners
by the
bank loans, and release of
Corporation and the banks to
taxes
preferred
split of
tEarnings
$1,245,982
,
in
present
Calendar Years—
1950
$2,442,547
1,451,965
drawn
4-0-4
on
Finance
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc. (&
1951
-
January—
Net
with
statement
common
Milwaukee
of
Files With Securities
for
been
maturities of existing
Finance Corporation; ac¬
$104,222,323 $98,665,602
after
per
*After
Co.—Earnings—
surplus
declared
was
value
Net
for subscription by common stockholders
share for each four shares held.
The record
date, subscription price and underwriting
amendment.
prices
maturities
has
Corporation
of
'
2-for-l
2090.
p.
income
profit
*Earnings
a
sec¬
share.—V. 173, p. 2610.
filed
28
shares
Finance
McCrory Stores Corp.—Sales Up—Earnings Off— '
249,580 shares at a par value of $5 per share of com¬
outstanding in all years to 1948 inclusive. In 1949 a- stock
to be offered
are
of
rate
Feb.
on
of
$20,500,000
extension
Reconstruction
Reconstruction
Corporation.)—V. 175,
were
stock
mon
par
cents per
60,715
increased
the
which
and
proceeds from sale of 2-0-2A airliners presently on lease to TWA.
alternative plan calls for increase in the new credit from Recon¬
Finance
Corporation to a total of $12,000,000 should the
rights to the 2-0-2A proceeds not be released by Reconstruction Finance
Koeliring Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Registers With SEC—
The
of
the
from
of
Reconstruction
export
held
$990,582
•Earnings per
3,500
—V.
BEC
loans
extension
by
the
(An
Net
Refining
profit
Balance
ondary offering of 6,000 shares of common stock (par,
$10) was made Feb. 20 by J. J. B. Hilliard & Son ana
Stein Bros. & Boyce at $16.87 V2 per share, with a dealer's
40
$27,500,000,
from
Sales
'Vl/."
provision
for
Dividends
710.
p.
of
loans
the
President, succeeding E. R.
Consultant.
Mr, Metzger
&
with
company,
the
struction
and
Smelting
the
3,500
Baker, Simonds & Co.—
total
a
new
rights
President—
year Ended Dec. 31—
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—_i.
to
airlines;
1032.
p.
been
Longhorn Portland
been
underwriter, and the respective
which each has severally agreed
&
Utilities
concession of
aggregate amount of $7,500,000
able
issuance,
have
1952.
each
stock
will
associated
mon
Kentucky
331,798
Corp.—New
Metzger,
who
is
7,500
V.
123,382
companies.—V.
employees.
options
No
Evans
director
7,500
7,500
Curtis
also
637,211
used
to
of
and
.
case
15,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co—
See
be
and
Thread
Samuel
duration
Lester, Ryons & Co._—.
Weeks——
Webber,
down;
1,036,212
commercial
will
salt;
program
& Co.
Calendar Year—
the
20,250
Michigan Corp.—
Hornblower &
Paine,
Co
Simmons
Ellis &
First
931,502
follows:
as
Davis &
H.
for
Lock
value
the
in
years
Shares
Paul
proceeds
insurance
plans
and
ten
case
The
market
fair
the
at
than
more
in
years
exercisable
be
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
directors
shares.
15,000
aggregate
granted under either of these plans as of Feb. 14,
to
time
to
The
granted shall be
of
granting the
time
not
may
President,
number
time
demand
the
in
options
any
the
of
issuance
plans.
such
exceed
to
of
for
$6,010,203
754,945
one
lor
not
option
1949
$5,061,221
ceptance
options to purchase an aggregate of 30,000 shares
for the President of not to exceed 15,000 shares
key employees "as may be designated by the
grant
to
other
reserved
been
PLANS—On
OPTIONS
common
and
have
stock
two
fearney
said other details
Martin
private banks
of
group
a
1,354,973
Privately—The company
has placed privately $6,000,000 of 4% notes due in
1967,
with two insurance firms, viz: Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York, $4,500,000; and Pacific Mutual Life Insur¬
ance Co., $1,500,000.
in
TWAi,
advisors, Smith,
$6,616,808
■'
'518.
p.
and
1,966.336
income—
oper.
a
progiam
financing plan include a change
in the Martin V-loan agreement increasing the maximum credit avail¬
Leslie Salt Co.—Notes Placed
receiving 2.7 Shares oi $5 par
$10 par value share held prior to the
.
+30,000
rv.
1950
had outlined
financing for the Martin company.
Participants
included the U. S. Navy, the U. S. Air
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, two customer airlines
the
$6,846,791
railway—.
—V." 175,
were
reclassification.
pursuant
Net
350,000 shs.
from
$5), and to change and Increase
(including 2,500 shares held in the
shares
par
270,000
treasury),
value
$10
incorporation
of
change and increase the authorized
(par $10> to 1,000,000 shares (par
the
tl,000,000 shs.
■
Net
$500,000
and for authority to Issue addi¬
stock.
common
out
financial
Mr.
1951
1952
Gross
$500,000
$5):
1952,
21,
RR.—Earnings-
January—'
from railway--—
Outstanding
.
30.
June
-
(par
Lehigh Valley
FINANCING
of
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
additional
the
(Eastern
its
CAPITALIZATION
through Smith, Barney & Co.,
shares
to
127,991
57,761
.
Several weeks ago, the Secretary of the Navy
,
$552,203"
$458,169
'
.
49,743
10,190
.
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.—Trustee Appointed—
The
United
States
Trust
Co.
of
New
York
has
been
appointed
cor¬
porate
trustee, paying agent and registrar of $7,700,000 first mortgage
bonds,
4'/a%
trust
series
dated Feb.
1,
due
1972,
issued
under
1952.—V. 175, p. 612.
mortgage
a
'
and
of
deed
:
Volume 175
Number 5095
;
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
7
(919)
Mississippi Valley Public Service Co.—Files With SEC
The
SEC
at
company
covering
a
price
Feb.
on
15,000
"to
21
shares
be
filed
of
supplied
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
waukee, Wis.—V. 171, p.
by
and
letter
a
of
stock
common
amendment"
Carter
H.
notification
$10)
(par
through
Harrison
&
with
to
be
Naumkeag
the
Net
Merrill
Lynch,
both of Mil¬
Co.;
Gross
irom
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
Net
106,624
58,627
income
Spent
1948
and
$391,796
$387,759
158,172
192,241
"190,032
22,288
124,291
97,558
5,254,440
4,724,154
4,166,784
1,902,712
1,514,886
2,045,117
26
824,580
of
RR.
Co.
their
Bros.
&
Co.
in
828,741
986,023
1,035,846
Inc.
and
&
bid
bid
of
Hutzler
99.35,
bid
both
issued
company
Feb.
on
75,000
associates
of
for
made
was
on
Operating
Operating
Operating
for
in
The
the
certificates
and
letter
a
of
stock
notification
to
be
proceeds
offered
to
are
with
at
be
ig5i
Bear,
the
$217,995
certain
of
$698,098
to
issue
interest
three
172
of
shares.
stock
not
the
to
purchases
and
700.
for
2%,
1949
Feb.
Cuba
20.
of
$9,071,407
°
of
20.25
20.75
Operating
39.63
39.20
39.18
Operating
tBased
of
balance
3%
for
indefinite
an
this
date)
a
Gas
the
from
notes
costs
for
and
such
to
acquire
of
the
time
to
The
until
Joined
in
authorizing
Co.,
Net
'
the
funds
balance
latter
156
is
6,
>
unit,
shares,
each
"Based
to
Total
and
of
a
stock
and
due
interest
of
owner
Sept.
adjust..
6.3%
which
l',r 1944
plus 1.3%
■:-*
"
Co.—Earnings—
on
April
1,
1952,
$
Commenting
Gypsum's
the
at
redemption
trustee.—V.
March
on
the
price
175,
will
25
of
May
the
Asked
Mr.
part
any
by
to
the
on
coming
to
of
cluded
in
of
U.
21,
on
a
proposal
to
to
raise
A
will
2,333,551
14,747,298
the
5,000,000
will
company
be
under
$3.31
$8.38
wide
number
of
of
for- the
shares
three
iron
of
shares
presented
have
the
us
for
the
said.—V.
to
favorable
a
1951.
opportunities
175,
bond
been
$11.56
income
months
and
12
and
$1,717,000,
refunded
on
soon
on
Manager, announced
nearly $16,000,000 in
added.—V.
174,
be
mer¬
miles
1,787,969
38,126,530
923,663
721,992
'
flown—
136,960
372,836
;
flown
———
load
factor
205,290
390,466.
55.61%
miles
and
in
months
46.20%
712.
p.
1951
Co.—Earnings—
Month
1950
1951—12 Mos.—1950
ending
for
Federal
taxes
of
income
on
pending
determination
of Increased
117,153,470
7,478,503
93,824,655
taxes
8,373,519
1,832,640
1,572,925
20,966,004
85,368,81(7
15,736,870
1,200,921
1,299,487
1,046,256
1,134,936
14,551,133
12,623,593
16,047,783
12,820,29ft
Net
expenses
____
such
after
175,
423.
p.
Nuclear
To
Chemical
&
Corp.—Expansion—
the
Additional
to
as
Instrument
supply
increasing needs of industrial, medical, and educa¬
tional users of radioisotope measuring instruments and
blosynthesized
radiochemicals, this corporation recently enlarged its plant area 20%
by acquiring additional space in their present building.
periods
authorities
Income
charges
for
periods
charged with a
State's
by
rates.—V.
$
129,341,792
--V.
for
revenues
$
10,350,915
operating
Net
re¬
as
has been reduced by $1,380,641,
refund
$
$
11,407,080
revenues
respec¬
Massachusetts
and
175, p. 320.
production
technical
and
divisions,
pand facilities.—V.
laboratory
including
2192.
174,
taxes
1952
Cerf
1951
allowed
space
chemistry
the
the
production,
department,
to
ex¬
p.
1,643,800
670,097
_
—
per
1,797,266
1,300,863
__
1,474,124
share———
common
preferred
640,910
1,610,916
dividends.—V.
175,
$0.60
•
(Fla.)—Stock Units
Offered—Floyd D.
publicly offered 125,000 shares
21
Feb.
on
$1.50 per unit. Of the total offering, 100,000 units
being sold by the Nylonet Corporation and the re¬
maining 25,000 shares for the account of selling stock¬
are
519.
p.
Co.
at
$0.70
,
Jr.
of 12-cent cumulation preferred stock (par $1) and
125,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) in units ofone share of preferred
and one share of. common stock
$14,121,675
1,252,100
-
accruals
—
Nylonet Corp.
St. Louis RR.—January Earns.
of
to
Capitol
National
expand
immediately,
to
Net
relieve
a
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
of
initial
one.
The
Arizona
and
and
January 23.—V.
a
1952
174,
$293,967
$304,705
$780,916
885,669
161,322
661,317
125,243
636,832
20,723
3,966,816
3,112,554
2,935,107
1,265.514
1,102.357
1,067,409
income—.
oper.
667,444
727,704
732,196
New
York
Cuba
&
Mail
Steamship
Period End. Dec. 31—
measure
of
Operating
the
Profit
1951—3 Mos.—1950
revenues.—_
before
income
inc.
Co.
730,397
$3,870,032
taxes
with
and
over
1,082,000
51,999
101,784
Net
profit
$338,785
$1,208,948
under
to its
companies
acute
In
is
the
Phoenix
be
properties
related
the
to
has
by
addition
steel
increasing
.
earned
to
Bureau
profit
a
grinding
castings, and
The
nation¬
show
share
■
earnings
were
dividend
p.
169G.
..
"
paid,
of
50
of
of
about
balls
a
it
until
small
$8.70
a
a
is
the
sells
shortly
March
tonnage
share
share
was
a
26'
by
sale
this
of
Federal
company
Judge
Edward
two
and
the;
;
contracts for
Robert
all
lines
A.
its
of
as
a
leading
a
for
Share
declared
the
will
Florida
close
of
co-partnership
manufacturer
trade-marks
but
on
"Nylonet"
minor
a
has
are
additional
of
cotton
plant
of
completed
triangle
the
the
and
made
to
meet
,
on
that
so
the
Feb.
cumul.
20
—V.
changes
wishes
the
of
railroad
scale
an J
Jan.
on
Dec.
owned
31,
by
2,
1951
1951
tha
Lewis ,LC
of
and
invisible
"Escort."
nylon
The
hair
corpo¬
bob
pins manufactured for :tfc
also marketed under the trade-nama
plans
products
for
such
the
as
is
located
EFFECT
introduction
rayon
in
wave
Opa-Locka,
TO
PRESENT
pfd.
stock
175,
stock
(10c
($1
par
an J,
Fla.
FINANCING
Outstanding
value)—
125,000 shs.
125,000 sb
550,000 shs.
550,000 shJ*
par
the
railway
entered
property
Year Ended Dec. 31—
into
New
York
property,
which
City
was
except
extend
from
to
purchase
the
operating
Co.—Earnings—
'
1951
revenues
Total
railroad
operating
expenses.
the
subsidiary and branch
Kingston, N. Y., to Port
Monticello.
Epworth (also New York City) is purchasing
Port Jervis-Monticello
portion of the railroad.
the
Kingston-
1950
$
141,157,600 128,650,8<-3
96,837,994
86,391,473
'
Net .operating
Federal
Lincoln
i.
712.
p.
Ohio Bell Telephone
.
th j
on
nets
value).—!—
sale.
and
the
purpose;;,
$
of
trustees
of
provide
receivable,
nets.
company
Total
Nordblom
its'equipment
of
be
Conger,
A.
-
.
January
adjourned
was
ot
*
Common
in the two contracts involved could
bondholders.',
'
Revenue
with $3
the
of
25%
preferred
Stein;
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
12c
Adjourned—
every
produces
Internal
comparing
cents
Approval
of
the
expansion
Authorized
New York, Ontario & Western Ry.—Sale
«
Jervis
in
for
accounts
incorporated in
but
Co.,
specifications, which
and
The
-
"
Pomeroy, Presi¬
shortage
copper
and
castings.
will
of
company
capital
inventories,
was
date
Nylonet
corporation
market
$1,059,557
997.
Erwin
also
The
102,297
$292,548
_____
p.
of
corporation
sold
rayon
-V.,174,
the
to
working
larger
fund
"Nylonet."
677,567
4,103
that
on
and
but
sinking
a
retirement
share,
per
proceeds
carrying
business
ration
1951—12 Mos.—1950
243,748
$1.65
advertising.
took
nets
Subs.)—
142,000
net
dividends,
aside for
set
be
at
additional
for
entire
$3,721,244 $16,636,564 $12,564,190
634,532
2,392,732
1,839,421
438,651
taxes
(&
to
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
143.
p.
preferred
is
callable
is
PROCEEDS—The
business
primarily
3,114,355
1,517,225
of
earnings
which
sales
railway
payment
net
stock
32,952
750,973
railway—
175,
Last
improve
expansion
1925
castings,
will
$4
1948
Escott
—V.
Malleable.
according to Cleve H.
the
in
aluminum
Malleable
1949
$1,031,856
income.—
oper.
the
1950
Castings Co.—Acquisition
(,
chartered
iron
railway
railway^
from
ry.
Fed.
said.
except
1951
from
Net
After
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
The
requirements
-
1951
1,520,592
40,899,800
___
flown
flown
ton
13.
additions,
1952
miles
miles
ton
Feb.
Inc.—Operational Figures-
flown__
miies
.
638.
p.
January—
ton
Operating
Operating
Operating
Department of Public Utilities
adjusted excludes the net effect
as
Provision
Foreign income taxes.—
Malleable.
grey
and*
An
SBIC
to
$25,000,000
are
now
scheduled for
Anaheim
Division, Oliver P. Echols,.
General
and
begin
passenger
175,
the
purchased
about
company's
Board
,..
outstanding.
$13,243,400
Income
Gross
711.
p.
Steel
&
The
program
1928
Dividends
1950.
the
will
General Echols
Passenger
market."
approved « certificate of necessity for $1,425,000 to cover the
expansion program.
The company also received approval of an RFC
loan
of
$1,452,500, which has-not been drawn against and is not
expected to be used.
•
in
S.
the
recently
National
totaling
the
revenue
with
indebtedness
who
1951.
•
capacity.
movement
liners,
of
stockholders
during
company
notification
of
certificates
to
,
Massachusetts
Net
December-
of
Mr. Baker stated: "National
when
the
company
was
in
its
simply
he
National
bronze
letter
a
10-year
$12.19
•
$429,999
approximately
income
any
specific action by the company,
plans have been made for the issuance of
increased
capitalization. "It is
undertaken
since
filed
15
Co., Portland, Ore.
Exchange Commission—
Northwestern Bell Telephone
no
subsidiaries
production, he
Capitol Was
year
Hardware
and
discounts
Period End. Dec. 31—-.
income
.♦Earnings
moves,
developed
purchase,
same
of
2,659,217
9,334,206
$1.77
Net
of
$1,500,000
be
dent
1,485,056
17,977,477
railway operating income
has signed a contract to purchase for cash all of the
Capitol Foundry Co., of Phoenix, Ariz., it was an¬
Feb. 21. Capitol's
subsidiary, Arizona Iron Works, is in¬
as
at
of
Express
978,894
16,258,842
refunded.
New York
sellers are John S.
Bugas, Vice-President of Ford Motor Co.;
Frye, President and Chairman of General Aniline & Film
Corp.;
George
Hill,
Phoenix
attorney;
and
Edward
A.
Spring,
Capitol's
President and General
Manager, who will continue with the company
the
2,271,729
$11,853,486 $14,801,038
Aircraft, Inc.—Defense Orders Increase—
revenue
Revenue
Mail
4,918,703
Net-
the
The
in
Total
(as
1951.
Other railway tax
",
Jack
operated
the
Freight
4,111,047
New York, Chicago &
*
restrictive
Malleable
stock
on
1940
4,l69,874i
Northwest Airlines,
18,956,371
-
include
reasonableness
company
nounced
1950
2,321,195
of
cash
orders
contracts.
Z)r659,921
! 227,846
1951
-
implied
that
prepare
National
The
11,901,360
From Jan. 1—
prospective
too
move
the
years,"
capital
for
5,040,177
Feb.
on
of
from
Chairman
(bef.
amounts
revenues
"After
2,500,000
the
the sale of share.; in
this
stated
of
designed
lieu
Negotiations
.{Operating revenues include approximately $428,800, $233,700, $1,338,200 and $938,300 for the respective periods shown collected in Ver¬
the
according to Melvin H. Baker, Chairman of the Board.
stock option plan
providing for the option of 50,000
become
if
Baker
through
2,248,296
$162,119.50
in
production
-
12,861,358
16,258,842
5,146,549
-
mont
because of the company's growth.
Additional capitalization is
urgently needed in order to takfc advantage
of opportunities for future
growth and to provide cash, if needed for
expansion,
139,177,319
7,297,743
to Jan. I,- .1951., Other income (net) has been
amount, the balance of the refund applicable to
haying been charged to surplus.
-
Bankers
at
covering
used
be
on
operation
101'A %
to
$16,273,476
Securities
company
Defense
6,482,446
prior
320.
p.
vote
from
comapny
capitalization,
has
$
1,789,071
"■<
through
21
share
per
are
5,116,114
Wholesale
Northrop
1951—12 Mos.—1950
—V.
like
Products Corp.—Partial Redemption—.
redeem
Feb.
on
$30
143.
p.
Month of
the
is
March
'
at
proceeds
The
$17,859,988
income
oper.
'covering
26,254,114
the twelve months ending Dec.
31, 1951
tax effect of the above-mentioned
'
v
on
1944
SEC
the
offered
be
to
1952
railway
railway
175,
The
hearing
a
22,741,288
4,111,047
with
filed
was
stock
Western Ry.—Earnings—
&
Northern
of
revenues
1950
by-order
dated
Of
1, 1945 to holders of record
"
--
1,
capital
—Files With
order
an
1,500,449
average
which
quired
the
payment
and-due
March
,
executives of
stockholders for their aproval.
infancy,
issued
$3.16
on
31,
tively,
improvement.—V.'
payment-is
due
ry.
pay
past
4,651,172
tOperating
Dec.
be
Gross
York,
of
stock,
addition,,
shares
to
for
6,935,620
adjusted)
-
.
three
of
is
46,501,955
prime
5,611,496
——
share
57,013,44©
53,073,799
'*
offer
to
each
share
to
capital
1
from
26,914,035
5,814,467
-
per
64,628,653
4,803,828
.
notification
of
from
Net
190,854,072
Dr202,971
adjusted.,
as
of
shares
—V.
1952,
7,159,941
24,647,742
Dr224,321 Drl,906,454
3,615,118
income
refunds
5,497,538
4,627,015
&
Net
an
49,366,735 203,330,374
35,547,067 150,083,209
3,806,865
14,312,214
2,852,862
14,287,209
4,095,049
7,032,021
"
5,432,091
320.
Norfolk
construction
request.
$
39,597,444
—
adjustment)
"Earns.1, per share
ofiered
plans
to
fourth
be
inc.
"Earns.
the
Gypsum Co.—To Increase Capitalization—
capitalization
In
31,
used
be
for
has
to
1952.
g
" 53,122,078
(net)
bef.
for
Dividends
'
three
own
to
company
a
and
accrued
719.
p.
will
stockholders
common
to
of
the
corporate treasury
1951—3 MoS.—1950
deductions
inc.
8,805,937
holders.
National
The
The
•
-
on
income
378,171,763 355,750,663
110,187,184
83,650,077
Holyoke Co., Lincoln, Neb.
working capital.—V. 173, p. 1277.
subsidiaries
March
bearing
the
Commission
——
,«■
interest
accrued
payable
New
filing
the
prior to
$5,635,000
the
March
the
" \
812.
7,481,598
sinking fund, $112,000 principal amount of its 25
year 3Vh%
•sinking fund debentures due April 1, 1974. Selected
by lot, the deben¬
are
Ellis
31, 1950, subject
prices as of Oct. 31,
base
time
reimburse
purposes.
revenues—
income
tAdjust.
for acquisition of timber
plant operation near a source
March
accrued
National Dairy
tures
2,965
company,
properties.
32,055,416
charges
p.
$
34,428,875
taxes
letter
A
Brothers.
new
a
$
552,987,600 496,4l4,lf>*>
operating" Income
175,
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$
44,584,975
Dec.
of
as
adjusted
aggregating
to
persons
p.
operating
Interest
Corp.—Interest Payment—
--the
Trust
Co.—Earnings—•**
48,666,903
January—
income—.
operating taxes—
VTotal
used
peeler
debentures.
of
174
corporation
522,943
*936,215
Norden Laboratories, Lincoln, Neb.—Files With SEC—
this
properties
gas
Lehman
by
Month of January—
The
600,853
*672,473
1951—Month—1950
expenses
after
—V.
the
of
proposal of
their
formation
$22,780,000
the
the
sell
headed
group
System,
at
postponement
upon
to
maturing Dec. 1, 1952,
outstanding notes and
of
expenses
taxes
tOther
share, and to each purchaser of
selling price of the fourth share to
a
declared
interest
1952.—V.
794,333
518,245
175; p. 143.
revenues
Operating
246,055 shares.-
on
System—Hearing Postponed—
subsidiaries
to
*
Operating
$9,571,212
7,065,356
whom
per
And
three
capital
Hotel
have
of interest
account
and
ttOperating
third
a
working
income
plus
its
NEES
•
•
$105,857,155 $92,343,832
83,169,390
71,251.862
13,616,358
11,520,758
The
cash
of
financing will be
for
6%
7,957,497
772,155
$
issued
1951—12 Mos.—1950
the
of
$2,500.
units—the
the
directors
up
rate
interested
thereon.—V. 175,
Fed.
•/
National
6,768,400
1,240
♦455,327
income
Period End. Dec. 31—
$23,921,228.-
to
giving
per
Other
Each
owners
timberlands, acquisition
supply,
7,101,329
railway..
railway
oper.
New York Telephone
com¬
64,060
stockholders.
156
three-share
of
7,258,528
from
20.31
announced
stated
at
sell
conversion
54,569
stockholders,
shares, for $12,500
are
who
male
two
of
; Net proceeds
made
9,640,008
contemplated
promissory
$5,210,000
$257,244
668!926
.
$2,500.
30-year
9.645,785
1949
2,214'
<
shaie
who
the
and
unsecured
30,036
$337,889
516,847
has
each
shares
The
9,750,397
System and nine subsidiaries have
application
with
the
SEC
for
an
order
*18,529
983,541
to
♦100,731
"Deficit.—V.
5,518,570
This
$95,462
1951—Month—1950
___
own
*8,228
from
Gross
31,765
6,416 218
16
*28,056
ry.
2,303
1,957
adjustments—and
stated
was
'43.781
,
39,389
1,172,617
individuals
p.
Gross
Loans to Units—
$229,427
5,896 '*•'
,
7,745,485
and
*51,974
21.67
Natural
1951,
SEC
($1
par
used
Multnomah Plywood
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
174,
2,448
10,232,540
of
been
had
expenditures
C.J516 corporation on Feb. 27 filed a registration statement with
^nLC0Ver*n®
shares of Its common slock, $2,500 par value.
The
and
2,547
5,002,468
Massachusetts
price
and
1950
taxes
additional
oper.. income
409,606
2,189
scheduled
certain
Period End. Dec. 31—
expenses
company
" $564,760
97,896
chandise
$8,237,648
423.
$532,372
48,527
$599,365
38,211
Net
property.
$9,616,200
p.
$541,494
Net
5,553,221
194R
railway
railway
41.59
purchasing group
Net
of
322,506
$2.50
2,72&
base
to
1952
operating income
of
1,428,097
YEAR
1950
From Jan. 1—
561,005,
8,317,316
26
(previously
located
>
be
1,120,440
,
New England Telephone &
Telegraph
revenues
175,
one
$2.00
5,777
Electric
Feb.
on
and
-
after charges
two
England
SEC
Net
unit
$2.00
103,252
share
per
System
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
olfered
$2.00
494,541
CALENDAR
AND
1951
value
hearing
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
one
asset
value
The
3'/as.
capital
railway
Net from
railway—
Net ry. oper.
income.—
—V. 175, p. 518.
one
ry.
2,649
Commonwealth
99.431
filed
15
shares
from
shares
Net
$4.78
Net
under
January—
•
615,137
$2.02
costs—
ICC
Montour
—V.
492,110
$2.42
share_„,l_
.
New
99.689.
share), w thout underwriting.
The
plete development work on
mining
Net
4'92,110
$4.01
DECEMBER
from
Net
off
Net
492,110
"After all charges, but before dividends
770, p. 1805.
V.
—
Montana Copper King
Co., Butte, Mont.—Files—
Gross
from
business—___
quick
per
the
Philadelphia Plan, are offered
approval.
They are unconditionally guaranteed as to
payment of par value and dividends
by endorsement of the Trustee
of
the Property of the
company,
and are secured by various types
of new locomotives
with an estimated cost value of
$4,612,106.
Also
participating in the offering are R. W. Pressprich &
Co.;
Freeman &
Comrany; The Illinois Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.;
and
McMaster
Hutchinson & Co.—V.
175, p. 812.
to
covering
Net
employees—__
employing
Book
&
certificates,
The
1,176,142
FOR
December—
Gross
.
Pacific
on
Salomon
^The
497,887
stockholders
Net
on
subject
595,362
business
No.
Feb. 27 at prices to
yield 2.20 to 3.20%, according to
maturities ranging from March
1, 1953, to March 1, 1967,
inclusive. The group won award of the
certificates
Stearns
$15 233.626
Nov. 27, '48
—
Halsey, Stuart
Feb.
$12,241,060
facilities——
new
Total
Equipment Trust Certificates
Offering of $3,675,000 principal amount of
RR 3yg% serial
equipment trust certificates by
series
Dec. 3, '49
$15.291784
replacements
of
,
Missouri
in
EARNINGS
Dec. 2, '50
986,651
No.
4.675,538
2,006,972
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 175, p. 49.
Offered
for
Co.—Earnings, etc.—
$21.182 310
discts.
Stockholders' investment
railway
railway
from
1949
•
$408,724
railway
oper.
Reinvestm't
1950
$380,238
From Jan. 1—
Gross from
Cotton
Dec. 1, '51
after
tNet profit per share
Dividends per share—
Missouri Illinois
RR.—Earnings—
1951
sales,
"Net profit———
Dividends
194.
December-
Steam
Year Ended—
offered
taxes
on
revenues
44,319,606
42,259,363
16,908,179
—
income
13,601,Hi
Other
taxes—principally State, local, and Social
Security
9,899,278
8,885,383
17,512,149
19,772,871
Cr245,869
Cr348,824
399,079
440,182
Both
the
of
contracts contemplate the assumption of certain obligations of
railroad. Under the Epworth contract $1,200,000
principal amount
$100 par common stock of a new
corporation
to
the
in
exchange
railroad's
general
common
for
mortgage
stock of
trustees/ This
each
$1,000
bonds.
would
principal
Under
the
work
out
amount
Nordblorn
to
of
would
one
contract
be
share
present
delivered
of
stock
outstanding
$10,000,000
of
operating
i
income
1'
Other income—principally interest charged con¬
struction
and
Miscellaneous
dividend
deductions
Interest deductions
income
from
income
195,246
108,245
17,163,693
19,573,211
new
corporation would go to the refunding mort¬
gage
bondholders, a ratio of one share in exchange for each $200
principal amount of these bonds.
a
Net
Net
—V.
income
175,
p.
712.
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(920)
$458,758
$415,525
382.410
326,794
41,568
revenues
expenses
1951—12 Mos.—19o0
$5,224,904
$4,326,426
4,043,194
3,434,645
1951—Month—1950
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating
Operating
34,372
—
Operating taxes
626,631
and
399,752
company
on
Net
operating
'854,359
$555,079
11,264
28,096
249,781
237,535
charges
after
—V.
$34,780
income
equipment.-^-V.
158,
491.
p.
'
.
175,
y
Net
Co.—Hearing
Ohio Edison
Financing—
on
order giving interested persons until March
healing upon the preferred stock financing
proposal of this company, which proposes to issue and sell, at com¬
petitive bidding, 150,000 shares of a new scries of $100 par value
preferred stock. Proceeds are to be used for the company s cash re¬
quirements for construction. Capital expenditures are estimated
at
$40,600,000 for 1952.—V. 175, p. 812.
^
;
has
SEC
The
3,
1952,
issued
request
to
an
a
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
from
8,780
income
oper.
175,
8,779
from
Coat
other
of
sold,
who retired
Mr.
C;;Y.:; 1950
Interest
$246,032
$161,032
—
for
$148,391
Co.—V.
Divids.
on Feb. 20 filed a registration statement with the
$55,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds,
eertes U, due Dec. 1, 1985, to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding.
to
be
to
used
the
finance
which
will
on
—V.
which
not
are
first
able
bank
the
determined.
now
preferred
loan in
stock
in
the amount
of
payment
financing
additional
nature
future
near
amount
and
retire
to
other
Power
Commission
Feb.
on
authorized
a
Commission
its
application
ments,
conditioned
shall
issuance
and
not
in
compliance
until
the
the
FPC
the
Pursuant
to
informal
an
bidding,
Dec.
31—
income
Provision
Co.,
for
telegram
.
of
of
revenues
-..
Operating
expenses
...
income
—V.
Operating
taxes
30,374,213
80,368,776
sales
56,816,156
44,275,326
"" $264,813
Expenses
Net
$25,158,063
$21,816,082
taxes
22,611,432
20,053,042
and
income
Shares
$2,546,581
Phila.
to
"
.
to
&
surplus
1951
the
of
Gas
5,507
Co., Inc.—New Director—
the
election
of
Henry
James
as
To Increase
to
in
the
Carolina.
South
of
executive
of
M.
Brim,
committee
Mr.
&
N.
is
James
Wright,
Gas Co.,
Mr.
and
also
James
has
been
becomes
appointed
a
General
a
York,
New
$8,550,372
has
and
capital
is
proposal
been
$10.02
has
the
with
been
vote
Secrtary
so
is
from
the
2613,
p.
that
to
stock
in
Gross
^
.
Net
„
;
from
Net
ry.
—v.
/■'
increase
to
full number
;
519.
p.
v
Portable
With
v
!
^ ^
'
1950
1949
$241,677
$160,582
$168,515
94,780
48,764
35,315
59,961
42,562
.
,
35,171
Tools, Inc.,
Chicago, 111.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
Perma-Line Corp. of U. S. (Del.)—Stock
Offered
Securities Corp. on Feb. 13 offered to
public
299,000 shares of common stock (par 10
cents) at $1 per
share "as a speculation."
—
at
ance
used
for
an
approximate
or
u.
as
Jan.
on
fa.,
successor
the
to
process
known
company
wus
1952
to
incorporated in Deleware for
acquire
the
a
incorporated in
partnership formed by
assets
of
New
some
of
in
the
May
Corp.
of
1950
stockholders
of
having
contrasted
with
road marker,
a
greater
the
of durability
painted traffic
EFFECT
;
TO
•
(par
See
10 cents)
175, p. 712.
Co.,
Chicago,
to
the
Roberts & Mander
111.,, have
been
named
,
will
company
be
used
as
as
principal
SEC
corporation
owns
PRE8ENT FINANCING
:
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
-.640 000 shs
27
filed
a
the
through
to
registration
par
common
statement
stock.
The
•
in
776,917 shares
by
amendment.-
The
selling
(Including the shares to be offered),
shareholder
or
29.6^
of
outstanding common stock. The E xecutors are Rose Publicker,
P. Neuman, and 8. S.
Neuman, Chairman and President. Pub¬
is
alcohol
holic
engaged
and
in
the
chemicals;
in
production
the
of
the
on
end.
the
of
shares
for
company
in
$74,465,686
1,049,030
After
of
com¬
capital
totaled
1951
1950.
shares
$4.75
were
of
$109,643
of
1,000,000
on
stock
common
dividends
preferred
share
common
carried
by the
on
shares
:„.r V.y:.":
company.
in
at
34,000
Calif.
Stockton,
and proposed
a
line
'.'!'.
products
defense
Whittier.
/.
has
wholly-owned subsidiary,
one
corporation,
(Far
Is
facilities
laboratory in
and has
Rheem-Perana
East),
engaged
made
Singapore
a
the
in
interest
steel.
.
corporation,
and
corporation.
manufacture
sheet
from
S.A.,
in Rheem Metalurgica
also has a 50^ interest
70^;.
a
corporation.
The company
Rheem-Australia Pty. Ltd.,
an
Australian
Rheem
welded
Research
products and
of
foot
square
Brazilian
a
One
sale
and
y;
of
two
includes
group
of
groups
electrically-
drums,
varnish,
steel
plant
regular
on
...
Rheem-Hume
barrels, and pails for use in the petroleum, paint,
and other industries and electrically-welded underground
food
tanks,
tanks.
storage
hot
leased
a
storage
air
furnaces
water
septic
tanks,
hydro-pneumatic tanks
The other group of products includes
various
of
heaters,
175,
p.
domestic
evaporative
coolers,
•
and
hot
gas-fired
gas-fired electric and oil
water softeners and gas
*
*
" " ; Y- ;.
types,
712.
and' distribution
production
and
of
industrial
distribution
beverages; and in the shipping business,—V.
171,
p.
of3alco¬
2192.
1952
$2,551,452
January—
Helen
licker
sales
sales
year
now
company
both
Gross
the
Beane.
supplied
200,000
replace, working
to
outstanding.
carried
Peruvian
from
Net
from
Net
with
underwriting group
headed
by
Merrill
Lynch,
The public offering price and underwriting
an
&
be
the
of
.
.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
are
now
outstanding and are to be offered for public
holder thereof, the Executors of the Estate of Harry Pub¬
Fenner
are
sale
company
the
with
per
company's
are
ranges.—V.
shares
terms
the
Feb.
the
by
in
$3.78
the
stock
California.
Corp. below.
covering 300,000 shares of its $5
sale by
licker,
Pierce,
,..<v
on
to
at
maintains
the
water
!'■
working capital.
Publicker Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
line
Authorized
—V.
&
.;
proceeds
Price National Corp.—New Name—
and
degree
commonly
!,.„,!
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Capital stock
net
The
Its
markers
as
McDonald
The
the
from
used
used
EARNINGS—Net
business
items
perpetual
Perma-Line
York
is
Perma-Line,
permanency
and
1
engaged in the business of
installing, through
equipment Jncrustated road traffic lines and
and
as
23
used to purchase two Installa¬
$25,000 per unit; and the bal¬
in 1948.
company
The
of
corporation
a
corporation on Feb. 27 filed a registration statement with the
SEX; covering 135,000 shares of common stock, of which 35,000 shares
are being
offered by certain stockholders.
Dempsey & Co. and Frank
underwriters.
be
be
earnings
burning
will be
rate
working capital.
BUSINISS—Corporation
duration
also
-
E.
$3.33
manufacturing operations of Rheem are carried on In its own
plants located at Richmond, San Pablo, South Gate,- Downey and
Newark,
Calif.;
Chicago,
111.;
Houston,
Texas;
New
Orleans,
La.;
Sparrows Point, Md.; and Bayonne and Linden, N. J.
The compfany
a
The
Hunter
the
for
1951
.v'-V'a-.;;n;
Electric
Securities
180,000
..$2,153,172. $3,084,695
-
The
•
50,300
income
oper.
175,
177,000
tax—
$2.32
compared
common
of
the
shares
of
...
33,083
railway
2,145.500
.
California
$184,384
railway
will
amounted
1950,
S.A.r
other
by stockholders.—V. 174( p. 2359.
from
168,000
o,
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated
on
Jan.
22,
1930,
in
and
is
the
outgrowth of 12 separate businesses, all of
which had been engaged in enterprises similar to one or more phases
shares
registration
new
time
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.—Earnings—
1052
1,638.659
180,060
proposal to
200,000
■;
time
registered until
173,
approving a
intended
from
1,940.409
2,348,450
—
to
outstanding
$2.50,
depletion
to $4,250,515 as compared to $4,862,593 in 1950.
After provision for
preferred dividends of $280,364 in 1951, earnings per share of common
Piedmont
of
••'!,>•■.
'
it
SEC
issued.—V.
January—
stockholders on April 3 will vote on
approving a proposal to
the authorized
capital stock (par $100) from $100,000,000
$200,000,000.
There were 933,578
shares Issued and outstanding
as
of Dec. 31, 1951.
At the present time the
company has no' plans
for issuing
any of the additional authorized
shares, but they will be
available for issuance either for
cash
or
for a consideration
units
294,842
Earnings in 1951, before provision for preferred dividends, amounted
Capitalization—
on
par
V
ratified,
capital stock
of
filed
will
stock,
,
be
933 578
$9.10
this
March 21
on
authorized
shares.
authorized
The
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
$7,216,854
tax
profits
SALES AND
$9,358,222
933,578
the
amount
increase
tion
$6,799,091
-•
Manufacturing Co.—Stock
$94,106,957
G\, has been appointed Associate General
partner in the, law firm of Shearman &
Inc., since its formation In 1950.—V. 173, p. 1992.
stockholders
400.000
If
76 690 846
Capital Stock—
without further action
5,536,727
$6,922,012
company's extensive plant expansion
program
and in connection with the
acquisition last year of the
James Graham
Manufacturing Co., makers of "Wedgewood" ranges.
X.-!'.'Y'
partner of Brooks, McLendon, Brim & Holder-
a
Greensboro,
statements
to
than cash
35,005,702
5,739,755
$6,555,957
243,134
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
director
a
by the recent resignation of Donald Russell,!:
anticipation of his undertaking the Presidency
V;,:
Increase
$86,049 068
.
43,400,694
general expenses—'
cate headed
Owners
Pioneer Fund, Inc.—To Increase
1,960 448,444
$92,095,778
83,545,406
$1.89
Yy'yyJ-y:
1951
1950
inter-company sales)
$55,696,406 $47,464,441
of
depreciation and
of
Offered—A syndi¬
by Blyth & Co., Inc., made public offering
on Feb. 28 of 225,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)
at $31 per share. Of these shares, 200,000 shares are be¬
ing sold by the company and 25,000 shares are being sold
by certain stockholders.
6,970
.
Home
Rheem
$44,399
7,720
9,265
Western
announces
University
Sterling
1951—12 Mos.—1950
2,020,803,591
933,578
$2.73
share.
per
31„
1950
$63,927
Co
surplus
resigned
Counsel.
Subs.)—Earnings—
$1,763,040
933,578
outstanding.
Earnings
before Dec.
or
—
and
45,951,652
income
on
Ralston Purina Co.
Secondary Offering — A sec¬
ondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par
$25) was made on Dec. 20 by Hill Brothers; G. H. Walker
& Co., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane at
$79 per share. It was quickly completed.—V. 174, p. 368.
190,698
$241,966
—V.
57,449,197
4,630,450
1951—3 Mos.—1950
therms 543.687,002
481,638,091
in
■
4,527
stock
ness,
65,005,035
5,258,378
Per. End. Dec. 31—
borrowed
share
172, p. 2027.
131,384
of
Oas
be
profit
Earnings per
used
has
The
Sales & other
to
Net
$591,422
248,930
Transfer
excess
mon
of
3,805,665
(&
V
;r
tax
Federal
27,843
4,483
tuxes...
Counsel.
4,803,769
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.
record
The
to be supplied by
sale,
^
income
163,298
124,468
discount
railroad
company
member
1951—12 Mos.—1950
6,022,215
held.
are
o"ir
3Vjr/a
required
1407.
and
income
Federal
275,629
30,125'
Piedmont Natural
Natural
operating Income
Net after charges.
—V. 175, p. 320.
shares
seven
Y
profit
Depreciation
171, p. 698.
The
38,296,591 471,898,344 425,882,821
27,015,998 334,713,412 303,428,589
6,843,454
Net
:
.
(exclusive
Income
to fill the vacancy created
Telegraph Co.- -Earnings—
42,021,436
-
each
income
State
$124,653
172,123
building—.....
;
Main Line
Kenneth
Operating
of
"Is
p.
(exclusive
who
1951—Month—1950
j■;v'V/VV.n!V";
.
underwriting terms
the stock
of
sales
of
Total
dated
Feb. 4, advised the Commission
that if the sale of the bonds would
be made through competitive bidding on or about March
15, it would
price to Pacific Power more favorable than the negotiated
price.—V. 175, p. 812.
..!/Yy'/X'Yy/-Y-y^y:
Pacific Telephone &
and
the sale
174,
Operating
1950
.
'$141,080
276,520;.
——
Years Ended Dec. 31—
guarantee a
Period End. Dec. 31—
for
share
depletion)
Selling, administrative and
Philadelphia & Western RR.—Earnings—
that
Association
by
Cost
10,698,864
to- surplus.....—
-V. 173, p. 2498.
for exemption from
Inc.,
-
-V
;
.
Registers Stock With SEC -U Also
—
802.990
$619,847
income
•
■-
with
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (& Subs.)—-Earnings
Net sales
$1.50
"802,954
v-
income
Net
Net
■
$1.50
stock......
;
debt
offering
approves
the request
'
;Y
$10,000,000
Transportation Co.—Earnings
charges
income
•-.!!
$2.31
income
gross
loss
■-■;"
$2.03
1951
terminal
Net
&
10,317.717
,
of
income
Net
Stuart
accordance
Feb. 21 filed
new
one
through
3,796,764
14,443,841
at Dec. 31!
division.
amends
protest to
Halsey
3,796,751
division
the company and the initial
the price to be received by
price, if any.
6,557,229
.....
Suburban
bus
require¬
interest
competitive
order
of
proceeds
Other
rail
Total
company
requiring
by
the
until
basis
28,558,322
.
-
of
bidding
the
the
further
6,391,215
25,461,530
5,615,740
charges...
common
of
company
with
by
rate,
competitive
authorization
consummated
be
1896.
p.
on
tional
898,168
business
the
income
Non-operating
$12,500,000 in first mortgage bonds, but has denied the com¬
pany's request lor exemption of the issuance and sale of the bonds
from the FPC'3 competitive bidding
requirements.
Y^.
The
In
together with $10,000,000 to be re¬
promissory notes, due Feb. L -1977,
to The Prudential Insurance Co. of
America, are to bemadded to the
general funds of the company and used to replace money spent In
recent
years
for plant expansion, to provide funds for .additional
working capital and to provide for the higher cost of plant replace¬
ment and modernization that will be needed for the future develop¬
ment of the business.
Under the agreement with Prudential eui addi¬
35,116,551
16,049,039
income
Gross
short-term
issue
the
sale.
the
1951, the company sold its Seattle steam heating sys¬
8team
Corp. for an aggregate amount of about
174,
ceived
34,217,383
762,103
10,698,891
613.
p.
Interest
14
1,
company
Net
31,852,745
stock
Years Ended
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Financing Approved—
Federal
31,090,642
stock
preference
Amortization
to
$
155,536,832
■
;
The
in
Seattle
amendment.-
133,993,324 121,319,449
income
Gross
$7,667,000 obtained to provide funds for
Joaquin Light & Power Corp. bonds.—V. 175.
San
taxes—
Gross
of
of
P< 7!2.
Dec.
the
date, subscription price
1950
165,083,966
;—.—_
and
Philadelphia
\ The company plans to issue redeem¬
the
involved
were
construction
company's
the
revenues
Glore, Forgan A Co. is named as the principal underwriter.
The
stock is first to be offered for subscription by common stockholders on
in
the
1951
:
retained in
175,
$4,010,683
a registration statement with the SEC
covering 410,121 shares of $5 par common stock.
Bryans,
Vice-President
Executive
and
services
common
011
Common
approximately $450,000,000 during the years 1952 to 1954,
require
B.
INCOME ACCOUNT
remaining for stockholders
pfd. stock & $1 divid. pref. com. stk.
dividend
$1
(including the retirement, of short-term bank loans obtained for tempo¬
rary financing of- part of the program).
The construction program is
estimated at
of
to
The
H.
succeed
to
•
share
Annual dividend rate per share
Shares outstanding at Dec. 31;
company
are
President
director
Earnings per common
covering
Proceeds
its
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
25 ric
Quaker Oats Co.
"
;
—
debt
on
Amount
SEC
elected
a
and
expenses
Dividends
$3,538,308
March 5, 1951, the company sold its electric- properties
competitive area to the City of Seattle for $26,834,232.
of the company's total electric property and approximately
$417,000.—V.
638.
p.
259,875
.
common
on
Seattle
1954."—V.
$398,067
$967,823
174,
-
services.—.
utility
income
Interest
capital stock of Pacific Coast
sale of
to Great Northern Ry.
requirements
dividends
face amount of 4V*% bonds at 104^4, plus accrued Interest.! The
of $584,000 was used by the company to cover expenditures for
physical separation of the competitive area properties from the balance
of the system.
The balance of the proceeds is held by the trustee for
payment of taxes in connection with the sale.
Cr249,676
1—
year
•Including $850,750 gain from
RR. Co.
for
sum
26.
became
from
Amount
results
available
000
100.000
»Cr806,791
Profit before surplus <fe other adjustments—
Surplus and other adjustments (net)
Net
been
Income from utility
Other income;
Gross
$4,270,558
requirements of the company's first mortgage, $24,859,123 of the cash....
proceeds from this sale were used to redeem, on April 9, 1951,, $23,505,-
-.r-.V, V'/wV
Operating
2,200,389
$3,538,308
—
stock, construction and other corp. purposes
the
of
'»*>■v'.
$248,391
85,000
—
income
on
;
NOTES—On
in
Reduced—
1481.
p.
CONSOLIDATED
$222,056
26,335
59,200
——
Federal taxes
has
5,974,163
$186,832
~
Income
Total
Provision for
173,
Year Ended Dec. 31—
operations-
income
share
one
As
of Feb.
as
Rincliffe
$6,196,219
6,741,576
from
'$6,470,947
1,534,752
Verhelle, President of the City Bank of Detroit, has been
Rincliffe
G.
Revenues
Profit
purchase
to
earnings.
1950.
and taxes
$5,073,060
—
amortization
preference dividend
Balance
the
director.—V.
a
—
and
income
Prior
Philadelphia Electric Co.—New President—
depl.
deprec.,
exps.,
be
$6,476,929
Dr5,982
Plans Private Financing—
revenues
$6,928,408
oper.
of
Joseph F.
elected
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
operations
goods
49'/c
R.
1951
holder thereof
the
Net
tem
company on Feb. 13 ftled a letter of notification with the SEC
covering $100,000 of debenture bonds to be offered at par (in denomi¬
nations of $50o each), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used to make loans.
*
Year Ended December 31—
Interest
prior to April 1, 1954, at $7.50 per share.
used to drill oil well and for working capital.
or
Banker Joins Board of Directors—
The
Bales of products and merchandise and
a
higher
of
prompted
about
Pacific Coast Co.
entitle
on
will
$4,952,824
——120,236
(net)—__
common
operating expenses and the prospect of higher
directors on Feb. 20 to reduce the regular quar¬
terly dividend on the common stock Irorn 50 cents to 40 cents quarterly.
It
was
announced
by Alfred Epstein, President.
The dividend Just
declared is payable March 25, 1952, to holders of record March 5, 1952.
During 1951, approximately 84^ of Pfeiffer's earnings were paid out
in
dividends, while during 1950 dividend disbursements represented
Co., Phila., Pa.—Files With SEC—
Oxford Loan
income
About
519.
p.
filed
5
Pfeiffer Brewing Co.—Dividend
1949
$81,353
$5,219
_
stock
proceeds
Impact
•
will
warrant
common
The
taxes
1950
$79,659
33,785
5,435
1951
$94,724
46,273
12,252
1952
$99,471
38,861
January—
Gross
Net
Feb.
on
60,000 shares of
shares of common
Each
of
Ry.—Earnings-
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka
corporation
covering
I.
operating revenues
Balance
letter of notification with the
stock (par $1) and warrants
for
30,000
stock.
The stock is pried at $5 per
share.
For each two shares purchased,
the purchaser will receive
in
addition a warrant to purchase one additional share.
George F.
Breen, New York, will act as underwriter.
The
SEC
1950
—
City, Okla.—Files
Petroleum Finance Corp., Oklahoma
145.
p.
1951
Operating revenues
$21,295,873 $26,636,330
Operating expenses, depreciation and taxes—16,343,049
20,159,401
Other
Net
$492,029
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
12 Months Ended DeC. 31—
Feb. 11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 20,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at $5 per share,
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for drilling costs
The
.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Nev.—Files—
Petroleum Exploration Co., Reno,
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Associated
Ohio
.
ry.
—v.
railway..
railway
p.
"
519.
1949
1950
354,200 !
320,103
income
oper.
175,
1951'
$2,299,433 " $1,953,644
925,076 V 551,996
1,023,413
.
'
$2,264,841
324.016
201,639
53,570
\
Roberts & Mander Corp.—To Change Name—
>•'
The stockholders at
the
company
following
the
in accordance
the annual meeting voted to change the name of
to the' Price National Corp.
company's discharge from the
With
handed
The meeting was held
jurisdiction of receivers
by Judga Thomas Clary of
the Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Y
5
At
a
meeting
annual meeting,
of
a
a
decree
the
board
dividend
on
of
the
down
directors
common
immediately following -tha
stock, of the new company
.
,
Volume 175
Number 5095
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
>■
(921)
amounting
stock
to one-tenth
declared
was
March
of
share
a
payable
of
dividend
$1
March
28
convertible
stockholders
to
class
of
A
Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc., Rochester, N. Y.
Exchange Commission—
record
company's plant has been partially reopened and production on
a progressive
schedule has been started in the manufacture of septic
tanks, fuel tanks and metal containers for the Armed Forces, according
to Fred E. Price, Chairman of the board.—V.
174, p. 2097.
(John)
'A
letter of notification
5.5C0 shares of
$6
share
per
Howard
Roehrich Corp., Fair Lawn, N. J.—Files—
S.
stock
common
through
Air
Net
Inc., New York.
proceeds
Net
income
new
equipment
be
to
are'
and
used
for
expansion,
including
parts.
Net
ital
Capital
by White, Weld
under
"The
was
:
completed in five minutes.—V. 174,
Russell
Stock
Reinforced
Offer
Plastics
Oversubscribed
shares of class A
The
stock
common
by Aetna Securities Corp. at $2
scribed and the books closed.
offering
(par $1)
150,000
^Increased
taxes
oversub¬
was
$1.16
to
basis
in
'
by
of
cents
24
resulting from
of
excess
these
The
and
estimates,
present
because
deductions
normal
rapid
be
other
provided
% After
equipment and the construction of
a
humidity control vault and
Approximately $50,000 will be used to discharge an
obligation to Aircraft .Specialties Co., Inc., and the balance will be
used for working capital to carry anticipated
expanded operations.
rate
facilities.
New
a
York
corporation
the
Inc.,
under
since
reinforced
plastics business
of
Aircraft
the
pany
general
same
principal
presently being
parts for aircraft;
Structural
are:
management,
products
which
has
been
all
types
of
the
reported
A
The
of
bulk
sales
thus
far
has
been
parts
for aircraft, which the company has supplied
major aircraft manufacturers in the country.
In
addition,
Washing
it
has
Machine
National
supplied
Corp.,
Laboratories,
The
concerns.
months'
parts
Servel
American
Stove
Co.
company has a backlog of
with present facilities.
to
Shaw
and
and
of
the
many
to
other
for
or
Corp.,
orders equal
Thor
to
EFFECT
PRESENT
A
(non-voting
common)per share)___
(par $1
Class
5
B
(voting common)
per
share)
cents
"Not
___
Oil
&
represents
stock
of
13
for
and
a
company, at a
for each three
is
of
value
$10
and
150,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
10,000
public
shares
As
A
stock
authorized
of
share),
outstanding.
class
of
original
per
the
offering
which
wells
"216,840 shs.
(a)
for
date
stock
exchanged
The
(no
for
class
specifically
A
shares
provided
wise,
however,
class
B
all
of
the
stock, without
shares were
par
8,340
have
the
one
FILING—A
vote
letter
laws
drilling
and
the
the
class
company
value
A
W.
Net
ry.
and
trade
respects to each
share for share, in
Mr.
The
class
the
SEC
Feb.
Net
ry.
1950
1949
1948
$205,826
$128,607
$155,491
*98,426
326,169
*50,024
3,447,312
1,150,444
3,117,801
2,169,471
1,180,514
77,464
696,620
175,
p.
785,139
ry.
latter
under
of
acid
cash
volatile
used
by
that
*225,028
and
interests
and
acquired
corporation
2,800,000
Warfare),
Lewisite
by-product
the
1949
*
(par
1948
$1,692,730
524,978
497,514
161,144
223,171
112,774 '
15,663,616
Motor
of
Express
notification
of
6%
share)
per
These
Co.
21,186,950
2,844,855
3,211.096
3,909,460
7,279,001 *
1,710,701
income
145.
p.
1,583,168
2,130,264
4,274,113
'
'
in
the
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
1950
$365,102
79,837
43,177
1949
$355,469
117,396
income—
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
1951
5,976
..,
1948
-
$247,818
V
', $220,462
6,646
*39,408
*75,054
Manheim
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
railway.—
income—
3,873,925
.♦Deficit.—V.
175,
p.
San Jose Water
3,689,000
turned
228,657
*648,743
*589,053
145.
,
*117,470;
from
Corp.
Brown
(6,950
at
have
$20.50
the
per
been
of
plant
1
Operating
Capital
the
price
.
.
stock
Book
value
The
the
taxes
and
depreciation—_
income
1,245,546
$589,926
Non-operating income
$578,231
12,344
——
Oil
Shaw
&
before
deductions
12,477
Interest, etc., deductions.
Net
$602,270
income
Dividends
Balance
on
:
preferred stock
available for
common
stock
$590,708
122,170
$410,107
$468,538
74,764
$342,632
...—_
192,163
67,475
,
$393,774
4%%
4%%
preferred,
preferred,
series
A
series B
Common
—V.
174, p
30,000
—
—■
.
2359.
24,497
138,690
30,000
30,205
133,697
latter
acquired, of which,
acres,
increased
of
sale
and
it
is
to
date, title
expected
Calmont Oils
that
of
Ltd.
of
part
conclusion
the
upon
are
this
legal
financially
Co.—Registers With
the
bonds
will
be
used
in
SEC—
part
treasury for expenditures
*
to
re¬
Ltd.—Earnings-
1952—Month—1951
1952—4 Mos.—1951
'
$561,268
342,826
$2,261,322
$2,137,472
341,496
1,392,403
1,318.100
101,632
495,893
410,210
89,959
""364,563
353.171
$162
depr.
$545,098
91,141
______
&
$12,011
$8,463
•-____
462.
p.
t
$55,991
,
Co.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
$5,442,448
3,767,765
____
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$5,000,237 $61,502,391 $54,896,740
3,870,120
44,123,908
39,978.861
550,571
9,308,382
6,896.711
937,456
income
oper.
after
$737,227
$8,021,168
6,756,230
6,793,791
1951—Month—1950
$
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
to
the
Net
Net
PRESENT
$8,070,101
477.890
145.
P-
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
shares,
associates, cost
his
$579,546
639,227
charges___
175,
FINANCING
Outstanding
27,610,925 353,986,713 301,587.211
$3,821,536
operating income
charges
175,
$2,917,314 $38,711,540 $32,006,257
2,500,705
32,721,150
26,229,337
3,340,194
Southwestern Gas
4,376,500 shs.
21,069,820 258,169,298 229,855,727
3,623,791
57,105,875
39,725,227
462.
p.
company
1951—12 Mos,—1950
$
$ *
$
31,689,155
22,499,391
5,368,228
after
—V.
& Electric
Co.—Registers With SEC
Feb.
on
25 filed
a
registration statement with the
covering $6,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds, series E, due March
1, 1982, to be offered for
public sale at competitive
bidding.
The
the
SEC
stock
Feb.
on
to
be
13
Sons, Baltimore,
shares)
and
Posey
net
of
covering
offered-at
Md.,
for
Co.
Feb.
on
from
share
per
being $1.50,
the
Service
21
The
Co.
a
the
Estate
discount
and
the
to
of
consists
of
the
has
upon
F.
AS
said.
OF
SEPT.
30,
-
-
be
company
30,000
facilities,
of
Feb.
on
15
filed
of
letter of
a
common
stock
Spencer Chemical Co. (&
Period End. Dec. 31—
sales
a
part
estimated
at)
this company.—V.
175,
notification
(par
$1)
and
to
The
with
be
the
SEC
offered
proceeds
are
to
to
Subs.)—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$6,666,075
$5,141,807 $26,536,012 $20,937,414
4,318,515
3,554,669
Net
expenses
17,326,344
$2,347,560
$1,587,138
,
$2,347,560
Int.
and
other
$2,474,693
deducts.
(net)
Shares '
_____
13,113,683
$9,209,668
$7,823,731
$9,209,668
$8,711,286
887,555
104,729
■
86,236
343,736
465.923
976,553
4,898,714
3,410.851
$1,411,904
$3,967,218
29,950
—
$54.28
Feb.
on
per
15
share.
filed
a
1,000
1,405,330
letter
of
shares
notification
of
capital
with
stock
the
(par
SEC
$10).
-
Net
income
chambers
plant
the
in
and
Des
other
largest single
major part of
expect to receive
Mercury for J 40 components."
parts
for
the
J 40
at
its
new
Iowa.
award
the
and
is
each
income
months
based
upon
quarter
also
and
received
total
additional
by Solar," Mr. Price
amount Is for
tooling and
contracts
from
Lincoln-
excess
ended
the
Dec.
NOTES—Earnings
67
with
cents
66
per
cents
the
taxes
1951,
for
to
the
of
the
the
$4,834,512
quarter
approximately
substantially increased
for the
common
for
profits
31,
includes 25%
rates
retroactive
past fiscal
now
tax
same
quarter
Spokane International
Net
Net
year.
last
1951, are equivalent
dividends, as compared
year, excluding the 65 cents
railway
railway
oper. income___
ry.
175,
p.
is
pro¬
ground¬
RR.—Earnings—
1952
from
from
"Deficit.—V.
of
effect
liability of
applicable to the sale of the
gas interests.
Work
on
the
company's new plant at
Vicksburg. Miss.,
gressing according to schedule.
On Nov. 1,
1951, the formal
breaking ceremonies were held.—V.
174, p. 998.
Gross
and
62%,
in
quarter ended Dec. 31,
share after preferred
January—
ever
the
$837,501
for
six
approximately $100,000 applicable
to
"hot"
Moines,
the
Income,
new
.■'•••
we
of
proposal
share, without underwriting.
to working
capital.—Y. 175, p. 520.
added
Cost
1951
.
par)__
abovementionel
"Since
for
pay
887,555
Mr.
is
to
program,
Milwaukee.
Price said the Lincoln-Mercury Division of Ford Motor Co.
has
given Solar'a letter of intent amounting to over $13,000,000 for facili¬
ties, tooling and •components of the J 40 jet engine.
The J 40, one of
the nation's newest and most
powerful aircraft engines, was developed
by Westinghouse Electric Corp. for the Navy, and Lincoln-Mercury is a
licensee of Westinghouse.
Solar will manufacture afterburners, com¬
"This
used
~
was
26.
bustion
be
per
.
orders, including.. the largest in -the company's
have more than doubled Solar Aircraft Co.'s backlog in the
last year, Edmund T. Price, President and General
Manager, reported
Feb.
financing
shares
discount "
history,
on
will
given interested persons until
March 5, 1952, to
request
the bond
employees at $7
manufacture,
financing
construction
$8,400,000 in 1953.
*
in
Solar Aircraft Co.—Backlog Doubled—
group
the
company's
and
Spear & Co., New York—Files
With SEC—
The
for
A
of
the
1952,
covering
-
business
SEC
Milwaukee
aggregate
of
in
813.
1,000
Charles
The
proceeds
cost
hearing
Stock
—
offered
.
company's
($10
company
the
the
$10,600,000
par
163, p, 1481.
V(akonda
Shares outstanding:
_
the
Period End. Dec. 31—
Chemical
.
Balance
the
Manitoba
bidding.
of
company's
int.
"Provision
$1,823,777
1,342,810
in
the
Feb.
on
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
—V.
company
1950
$1,932,736
_—
for
'
major holdings
of
127,139
175,
Net
and
to
over
&
purchased
share,
offering
$1,500..
covering
revenue
expenses,
'
—V.
1951
128,000
—
Net
(par $10) at $22 per share.
agency contract with the company.
The company's works are located
*810,960
Works—Earnings—
contracted
Southern New England
Telephone
the
.
74,953
over
The
balance
the
3,387,655
-
were
The
have been
Period End. Dec. 31—
white
assembly and sale of machinery for mines, quarries gravel plants and
contractors.
All products are sold under the trade name of
"Telsmith."
The company distributes through
machinery dealers and sales agents
working on a commission basis throughout the United States and
Canada and in foreign countries.
Most sales agents have an exclusive
-
-12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Operating
Operating
3,324,214
216,415
•
on
1948.
'"-i
—V.
Baltimore, Md.—Files—
with
preferred
Milwaukee
....
233,521
*641,619
>
acres
substantially
earnings
Surplus
p.
shares
from
being
Corp.,
CAPITALIZATION
railway——
oper.
holdings
T
Ark.,
(2)1
Engineering Works, Milwaukee, Wis.
From Jan. 1—
Net
in
-Dividends
treating of oil
5,500,000 shs.
filed
was
cumulative
through Alex.
BUSINESS—The
•
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf
the
inc.
Taxes
shares).
Smith
15,749,708
(Canada)—Stock Offered—
Rene-T.
Secre¬
ARTRO,
into
Authorized
shares of capital stock
1—
15,983,631
be
proceeds
The
Offered—The
$1,475,050
40,137
137,615
railway
include the
$41,000,000 a year
from
up
southeastern Saskatchewan.
oil
Bluff
and
resulting
chemical
TO
cents)-:.-—
5
is
Ltd., is heading
acquired
160,000
company
Exps.,
712.
of
Smith
$1,841,224
railway-
and
proven
will
Gross
Stephen
its
and
inventories/ property,
EFFECT
and
Southern Canada Power
Co.,
acidiz¬
an
from
Pine
gas
by Mr. Bardill and
the par value of the shares.
GIVING
Price
and
owned
now
than
shares
($10
*474,703
Ry.—Earnings—
1950
Co.,
"...
the
Mr.
oil
the corporation
(1)
intent,
period End. Jan. 31—
mineral
or
stock;
(2)
400,000 shares were
turned
bask
private sales; and (3) the remaining 2,400,000
are
stock
letter
A
261,194
December—
-
a
the
in
for
175, p.
9,796
$1,249,290
income___
oper.
175,
pur- .*
•
Delaware
.
—V.
;
•
for
by-products"
carried
purchased from the Govern¬
of
being a
secret formula, of
represents
less
account
1951
railway____
from
Net
the
Co.,
SEC
145.
railway
From Jan.
from
the
Shirks
railway
oper.
Net
of
(Chemical
arsenic,
which
Capital
*140,517
income—
in
common
not
—V.
2,235,701
railway——
from
Gross
1951
,
for
*93,149
income—.
December—
ry.
leasehold
or
properties. Since
largely to the produc¬
exploitation of oil and
were
Chemicals
chemical
a
manufacture
Bardill
(2,846
Net
Board
of
(1)
Defense
of
CAPITALIZATION
Ry.—Earnings—
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico
from
the
of
of
the
name
of
*63,088
"Deficit.—V.
Gross
holds leasehold
"Inventories
Car
for capital
in part to finance
purposes,
costs incurred or to
be incurred for similar
in connection with
purposes
its construction
and
expansion program,
and in
part to pay indebtedness
of the
company to its parent, Pacific
Corp. (estimated at $5,750,000 as
Lighting
of April 1,
1952). The construction
program
is expected
to
involve
expenditures of
$32,498,000
1952 and
during
$28,911,000 during 1953.—V.
174, p. 2459.
\
presently
of
&
were
of
been
Net
10. 1951.
shares
him
*26,342
oper.
Net
the
in
$140,000
all
of
Ltd.,
Co.,
total
the acidizing
consists
used
company
A stock.
39,390
from
from
31,
of
devoted
were
From Jan. 1—
Gross
rehabilitation
for
14
on
*60,635
oper.
Net
lease
on
acidizing' and treating
business
to
Motor
orders have brought Solar's
backlog to
$87,424,000, which figure does not-
letter
Saskatchewan
imburse
per
of
the
be
Packard
21
filed a registration
statement with the
covering $30,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds, series A, due April
1982, to be offered for public sale
at competitive
1,
750,000
cents
other
and
will
and
new
SEC
or
gas
equipment, and producing leaseholds
B
1951
railway
railway
40
wells.
except
York.
$219,149
from
from
public
at
Oct.
on
•
DecemberGross
Net
and
gas
and
Department
acid
an
powdered
as
rights,
New
company.
with
oil,
corporation
Chairman
$395,045
Corp.
filed
the
corportaion
ment,
all
covering the abovementioned 150,000 shares of class
Sacramento Northern
to
development
organized
lards
conduct
to
and
Bardill,
at
Other¬
of
in
equally,
the
was
the
.
was
development
tary-Treasurer.
issued
share.
notification
during
Offered—Hunter
offered
ing plant in the State of Kentucky which
con¬
into
oil
of
such
on
of Kentucky on Dec.
(stated
previously
converted
voting
State
equal
of
assets
logged
(par 5 cents)
and
the
Southern California Gas
purchasing, leasing or otherwise acquiring proven
producing oil and gas lands and rights in such lands
properties
gas
processing,
no
the
is
participate
for each
of
to
of
517,226
discovery and
and treating of oil properties in the
Tri-State area (Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois)
but principally in the
State of Kentucky, the corporation was duly
qualified and issued a
license to transact business by the
Secretary of the Commonwealth
the
stock.
share
A
classes
dividends
B
entitled
are
class
Both
thereupon
was
class
of
by
each
share.
earnings,
shares
shares
26
value)
par
19
stock
civilian transport
planes.
on
recently been received by Solar from
Motors Corp., the U. S.
Air Force, U. S.
Both Anglo-Canadian
Oil Co. and
interested in Souris
Valley.
company
the
of
and
the
for
The
of
purpose
activities of
tion
1952, the company was recapitalized
to provide for an
authorized capital consisting of 250,000 shares of
class A stock and 500,000 shares
of class B stock.
Each share
of
common
also
•
the
the
19,
Feb.
the
over
use
have
1951.
presently owned by the corporation (offset wells); (b)
purchase of additional equipment and additional construction
the acidizing plant; and (c)
working capital and other
sold.
capitalization
common
of
of
increase
military
the present intention of the
corporation that the
received from the sale of the common stock are
be
to
used-
substances
250,000shs.
(par
_
from
and
to
planes, for Pratt & Whitney
Corp.
Amount of the order was
said.
investigation.
speculation."
a
and'extracting
period of six months thereafter, to purchase from the
price of 5 cents per share, one share of class B stock
shares
NOTE—The
sisted
months
8%
an
Corp.—Stock
Feb.
on
common
proceeds
be
for
&
The
Chemical
Corp.
of
or-prospective
Outstanding
50,000 shares reserved for subscription rights of
The underwriter has the right, and option,
upon
underwriter.
.
peak
Manitoba
has
flown
was
from
turbo-prop
engines,
of
and
4
poses.
FINANCING
including
expiration
miles
corporate
six
stock
stock
in-
175,
,
Authorized
Class
revenue
.
TO
issue
figure
558,863
by Seaboard in January,
revenue
flight hours was
BUSINESS—Corporation
GIVING
of
received
T 34
turbine
a syndicate
including W. C.
LeClerc Inc., which is
offering an
1,250,000 no par value shares at
$1.20 per share.
The
holdings of the oil
company are located on a portion of the
east flank of
the Williston-Moose
Jaw Basin
largely in southwestern
Manitoba and also in
Pitfield
v
52%
1951.—V.
for
Force
Souris Valley Oil
Co., Ltd.
rate
the
with
of
the
production
CAPITALIZATION
Act
interests
"
industrial
five
to
high
This
PROCEEDS—It
net
Brookhaven
large
compared
1952,
Nesbitt, Thomas
174, p. 2550.
Securities
shares
to
materials
and
Refrigeration
items
in
as
Revenue
flown
2,897
share "as
company's
1950
■
,
and
etc.
the
of
by the
Oceans,
today.
mohth.—V.
housings for aircraft; airplane ducts and fairings; structural
panels for chemical equipment; general electrical housings; decorative
panels for interior and exterior use, and miscellaneous
items, such as
equipment,
monthly
miles
record
".
gear
athletic
all-time
revenue
com-
electrical
Act
provided
as
Air
Aircraft
.
what
over
computed at the 47%
January, 1952, by this corporation in commercial
freight operations over the Atlantic and Pacific
operating
by
Revenue
effect
taxes
31,
Price
orders
1951.
An
Specialties Co.,
manufactured
the
income
during
3944.
The
in
in
Federal
been
gas
of
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—New
Records—
in the manufacture and distribution of "Fiberglas" reinforced
plastics, and items produced therefrom.
It owns a plant in Lindenhursi, L. I., N. Y.
The company commenced production operations
on
July 1, 1951, but its management had had substantial experience in
the plastics field prior thereto, and the
company, itself, was organized
conduct
for
now
of
Capital
basis
Jan.
Mr.
A
pally,
to
deduction
has
new
including afterburners and jet engine
parts, and is a
specialist in
fabricating stainless and high alloy steels.
Solar
also
manufactures gas
turbines, aircraft and industrial
bellows, and per¬
fected
the
Solaramic Process
for
coating metals with ceramics, a
technique hailed for its importance
in
conserving strategic materials.—
V. 173, p. 385.
facilities.
By taking
Federal
income
taxes
emergency
amortization
saia,
components,
approxi¬
as
the
on
519.
p.
princi¬
engaged,
however,
Maximum
shown
1952, than
.trice
Solar, which has plants in San
Diego, Calif., and Des
is a leading
Moines, Iowa,
producer of high temperature
aircraft and aircraft
engine
reductions in Federal income
income tax purposes of amounts
on
and
United
General
Electric Co.,
Lincoln-Mercury
ago,
Minimum
board,
of
all-time
of
for
depreciation
year
for
BUSINESS—Corporation is
the
deductions currently,
the post, five-year amortization
period will be increased
they would otherwise have been.
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds to be received from the sale
of these
shares, $85,000 to $100,000 will be devoted to the expansion of present
plant and machinery, including purchase of additional presses and
other
make
Sinking
the
Mr.
producing the
of
General
As
*$1,050,684
appropriation for the year 1952.
provisions of the general (income)
on
Navy
of
large
Division
Navy,
ah
t$1.36
other
said.
$1.56
or
would
on
division
,
tl,389,119
____
mately $2 less per share for the entire
applying the Minimum Capital Fund.
both
is
disclosed.
Allison
cap¬
tentatively determined
oraer,
Solar will produce the
"hot" parts for the
T34, a new
type of power plant that drives
a
high-speed propeller and also pro¬
duces jet thrust. The T
34, announced as lated at
5,700 horsepower, is
also being studied for
Still
*$1,218,914
share
used
not
1951
t$1.78
—
sinking and minimum
have
be
Aircraft
of
1,576,386
_
:
linporraiu
Allis-Chalmers
possible
Fund
on
Funds
made Feb. 27
share,
per
of
account
to
Corp., Hicksville, N. Y.—
—
1
.
share
common
directors
the
the
mortgage may, at any
prior to April 25, .1953, in its discretion
finally determine
appropriate from income the Maximum instead of
the
Minimum
Capital Fund for that year.
Applying the Maximum Capital Fund,
earnings on the common stock after
time
1896.
p.
per
covering
$14,384,464 $13,551,886
1,869,301
1,624,339
funds——_______—___
common
after
18
1952
funds
Earnings
& Co. at $22.62 y2 per share, with a
dealer's commission of 55 cents per share. The
offering
before
per
income
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.—Special Offering—A spe¬
cial offering of 6,900 shares of common stock
(par $1).
was made on the New York Stock
Exchange on Feb. 26
for
January—
revenues
Earnings
Feb.
on
to be offered at approximately
&
railway operating income
The
the
of
the SEC
RR.—Earnings—
Gross
Month of
rtuutner
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. for
components
engines.
Co., New York,
selling stockholder.
the
Line
with
(par $1)
Franklin
Thomas, Jr.,
Seaboard
filed
was
The corporation on Feb. 25 filed a letter of notification
with the
SEC covering $150,000 of 6% 15-year debentures due 1967 to be
offered
at par
(in denominations of $500 each), through John J. Rowan Co.,
purchase
Filing
—
With Securities and
14.
The
9
1951
1950
$209,100
$173,421
$107,140
$122,391
37,022
32,390
*23,786
13,454
11,695
*46,552
*29,765
*§6,16;
.
*
1949
520.
(_
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(922)
10
Net
from
Net
ry.
'915,755
267,520
railway
25,,870,554
486,802
170,023
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
from
from
Net
Net
26,738,515
11,307,068
8,076.039
•Deficit.—V.
175,
5,143,210
5,607,741
income—
oper.
ry.
30,822,940
railway—
railway
2,
—The
(Mo.)—Plans Financing—
Springfield City Water Co.
to
of
if
debentures
converted
Products Co., Inc.—Proposed
Coil
sales
President
Swaruon,
of
volume
or
or
before
Jan.
15,
1958;
$26 per
or
before
Jan.
15,
I960;
and
The
Net
•Based
number
upon
The
which
proceeds
portion
V.
Earnings
after
Earnings
per
taxes—.'.J
i—■.
corporation's
Largest sales in
high.—V.
new
174,
Jan.
4ft
Earnings before
history.
used
retire
to
bank
directors
Feb.
on
decided
20
recommend
to
an
amendment
of
individual
of
effect
of
of
two
outstanding
the
will
in
result
of
shares
shareB
shareholders has
$10 to
shares from
increasing,
$3,750,000 and
new
of
$10
been
This amendment will
$5.
have
authorized capital from $1,000,000 to
stock split of outstanding shares on a
$5 par value for each of the presently
a
value
par
called
stock.
A special meeting of
on April 7, 1952, to act upon
held
to be
proposed amendment.
debentures
upon* the
the directors have announced their intention, contingent
proposed amendment becoming effective, to declare a 100ft
dividend
in
the
new
$5
value stock, such dividend
the April quarterly cash dividend.
payable at the
to be
After
par
same time as
completion of the stock split and payment of the stock dividend, there
will be outstanding 253,000 shares of the new $5 par value stock as
compared with the present 63,250 shares of $10 par value stock.
Shareholders
held.—V.
will
thus
receive
four
shares
new
for
each
share
to
Common
debt
to be used for
corporation
covering
Feb.
on
300,000
Fund
offered
to
are
indebted¬
Oper.
a registration statement with the
capital stock to be offered through
of
San
Fruncisco,
Calif.—V.
173,
2500.
p.
be
at
Feb.
on
1,200,000
cents
25
used
for
25
shares
filed
of
share,
per
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
(par
four
without underwriting.
the company's expansion
the
cents)
The
and
program
with
to
working
capital.
$1,000,000
-
-V.
132,500
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
35,000
35,000
$455,436
$390,275
124,638
117,497
60,854
55,897
59,879
5,848
175,
p. 813.
Texas
Eastern
do
Corp.
—
Registers With
The
SEC
corporation
with
respect
connection
stock
of
ferable
under
held,
At
to
1,000,000 shs.
•119,802 shs.
record
at
the
plans
close
to
of
a
registration
common
issue
to
business
stock
the
on
with
In
offering.*
holders
March
of
its
the
this
common
writer,
and
Delaware
in
October,
the
to
the
right
to
subscribe
for
one
share
for
each
shares
eight
held, the warrants will also entitle each stockholder to over¬
subscription privileges.
According to the registration statement, the
warrants will expire at 4:00
p.m. (EST), March 26, 1952.
R.
H.
Hargrove,
underwriters
stock
mon
President,
stated
that
plans
have
been
made
purchase from the
which
underwriting
New
to
are
group
lg
not
to
company all of the shares of
issued upon the exercise of warrants.
be
York.
headed
by
Dillon,
Read
&
Co.
for
proceeds of the financing will be used in connection with the
company's expansion program.
The company estimates that the entire
cost of Its expansion program will be
$127,092,000 of which $74,123 000
had been paid or accrued at Dec.
31, 1951.—V. 174, p. 1792.
-
Pierce
&
Co.,
Co
Sanders
150,000
Blosser.
Securities
125,000
Josey
&
&
&
yet
100.000
Co
Co
F.
R.
45,000
Total
Fixed
Perkins
A.
ft
the
Underwood
&
from
4.485.267
Texas
equity
by
the
Texas
with
parent,
81,836
later
The
to
will be
The
to
of
of
common
in the hands of the
stockholders
5.
stock
After
as
for
to
be
re¬
contribution
a
be
to
used
construction
to
repay
purposes,
will be
March
March
1, to
March
28
28, shares not subscribed
additional
an
subscription privilege
unsubscribed shares, subject to allotment.
The subscription price
Is to be determined shortly before the
offering is made.—V, 175, p. 813.
for
Mr.
SEC
on
Feb.
11
covering 2,000 shares of
filed
a
common
letter
stock
1951,
26,
outstanding.—V.
rights
of
the
$3.03
dividend
and
174,
re¬
based
on
2361.
p,
preferred
new
will
be
also
authorized
of
Notes
shares
Placed
asked
of
stock
to
will
approve
stock,
common
Privately — The
$1,000,000 of
of
notification
(par $5)
officials and employees of the company at cost
ever is lower at'time of
offering. Such shares
or
to
company
15-year 3%%
were
be offered
purchased
175,
used
be
for
new
Life
notes
plant
Insurance
and
the
to
p.
by
322.
the
-
officials
confirmed
on
Feb.
Co.,
equipment.—V.
23
certificate of necessity covering
capacity of 20,000,000 pounds per
a
a
Bunn
stated
with
be
possible
175,
&
that
they hava
dynel staple fiber
and costing over
year
Units for
built
at
the
if
C.,
production of
the
necessity
materials
raw
Institute, W. Va., and
South
to
Charles¬
that his company did not think It feasible to
until
the
application for the necessity
approved, emphasizing that otherwise it might nofc
construction
to obtain
the
materials
soon
of
be
construction.
He
forthcoming.—V.
was
175,
hopeful,
322.
p.
United Air Lines, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
has
announced
that
approximately
224,000
shares
cumulative
convertible
preferred stock,
$100 par value,
will be
company's common stockholders of record March 18 at
the rate of one share of preferred for each 11 shares of common.
The
action was approved by the directors on Feb. 26.
Subject to the effectiveness of a registration statement filed with the
to
the
SEC
"
on
Feb. 27, the offering will be made March 19. and
subscription
rights will expire April 2, it was stated by W. A. Patterson, President.
an investment banking syndicate headed
by Harriman Ripley Ss
Co., Inc., will underwrite the offer.
He said
The
exact
depend
lative
number of shares of new preferred to be offered
will
the number of shares of presently
outstanding 4ft ft cumu¬
on
preferred
March
18,
dividend
tion
the
be
which
rate
is
redemption
convertible
and
converted
date
into
for
common
conversion
price
into
the
for
will
stock
common
4ftft
preferred.
approximately
of
earnings
submitted
as
be
part
determined
of
by
New
10 years.
later,
said.
statement
United's
Mr.
registra¬
statement
showed that, in 1951, the
company's operating revenues
$127,797,794;: and net income, $8,563,097,
Comparative figures
totaled
for
stock
1952,
preferred will
1950
As
of
were
$104,094,990
Feb.
26,
stock;
$8,400,000
of
1952,
19,334
2ft
and
$6,429,723, respectively.
United
shares
term
bank
had
of
outstanding 2,383,363 shares of
4ftft
cumulative
preferred stock;
loans;
$11,088,000
of
3ftft
series
A
debentures, due 1967, and $10,000,000 of 3 ft ft series B debentures, duo
1967.. The company also has a standby bank credit under whicb
amounts up to
$16,000,000 can be borrowed prior to July 1, 1952.
proceeds from
will be
company,
with
market-price, which¬
corporation in the open market-for this purpose.—V.
will
Mutual
however, that approval would
The
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation
$2.21
* After
taxes."
Dec.
Stockholders
number
—
Carbide
for
with
The
underwriters.
receive
date.
Connecticut
proceeds
common
will
stock
conversion
the
privately
the
Patterson
March
in
placed
offered
Co.—Offering Due March 7—
holders
record
$1.13
.
income
issued
322.
$534,023
probable offering period of the proposed Issue of 409,689 shares
holders
)
500,000 shares to 1,000,000 shares.—V. 175, p. 50.
The
of common
a
certificate had been
239,099
the balance will be used to pay for the cost of
property additions
and improvements.
The company's construction program is estimated
at $24,700,000 for 1952 and $28,000,000 for 1953,—V,
172, p. 113.
Texas Utilities
Federal
stock
common
and
proceed
7,272
266,637
$3,000,000
will
company,
Utilities
1952—9 Mos.—1951
ton, W. Va.
registration statement with the SEC
Company,
of
$1,20
and
certificate is approved.
feed this plant will be
Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
made
851,127
Howard S. Bunn, Vice-President of Carbide and Carbon
Chemicals Co., a division of Union Carbide & Carbon
Corp., announced
that the fiber plant will be built at
Spray, N.
$780,394
7,767
Utilities
stock
1,641,689
$30,000,000.
19,083
$487,066
loans
4,693.737
...
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
1952—3 Mos.—1951
preferred
rate
plant
$698,558
.
.
—
common
charges
at
applied
$6,414,484
seeking registration of $14,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
April
1, 1982, and $5,000,000 of sinking fund debentures, due
April 1, 1977,
to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding.
the
682,820
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—New Plant—
$761,470
together
1,634,219
1,221,983
share
com.
on
Increase
Union
1951
12,574
financing,
2,813,007
921,884
of
100,000 shares of $50 par value cumulative preferred
The company plans that a first series of not more than
60,000
has
852,497
deductions
the
63,189
4,757,864
$17,965,441 $16,612,329 $46,477,582 $44,183,818
1,386,811
1,243,755
2,500,734
'3,345,803
Uarco, Inc.
359,079
(net Br)..
of
282,766
6,021.430
-
income
all
fixed
Operation
income
proceeds
94,202
6,743,076
2,614.848
232,638
215,702
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters and Ohio National
Life Insurance Co.
273.332
a
1948
$406,581
151,370
$431,185
576,374
with
820,987
filed
1949
$878,571
186,654
creation
from
25,000
i_.
28
1950
$523,350
income.._
be
Co.,
Inc.
Dr)
company on Feb.
1951
dividend
175, P. 50.
The
1,259.741
25,000
Co
1952
&
$4,538,096
shares, to be convertible into common stock for 10 years, will be
sold
publicly through an underwriting group headed by Harriman '
Ripley & Co. Inc., shortly after the annual, meeting.
The price,
Wag-
90,006
Income
293,293
$1,156,591
45,000
charges
Net
399,519
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.—Plans Financing Program—
45,000
___
ft
income
Miscellaneous
$4,867,801
69,895
Concurrently
with
the
release
of
its
1951
sales
and
earnings
figures, this corporation announced on Feb. 29 that stockholders will
be asked, at the company's annual
meeting on March 25, to authoriz®
45,000
$671,464
Other
$6,127,542
$5,871,370"
1.333,274
146.
per
The
rentals
$1,449,884
railway
railway.^
1,103,500 shares of
Securities
Austin
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Results from
Joint facil.
$1,808,607
-—
♦After
p.
Ry. tax accruals
Equip, rentals (net
11,885
1698.
quirements
614.
p.
$6,057,647
17,957
Income
tEarns.
$45,000
Newsom
gener
J,
Co
21,148,481
$5,818,331
53,039
$1,409,088
oper.
sales
•Net
commenced
Co.
Walker,
150,000
175,
not
Southwestern
Management
Corp.
I.
has
Frank Miller &
$200,000
&
ft
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$7,258,313 $30,607,464 $27,206,128
$1,437,999
(net).
oper,
ry.
Net
underwriters,
represented
by
Dallas, Texas, as the managing under¬
The
of
(par
$1,790,650
railway
from railway
an
Inc.
Bache
The
Net
th»
on
stock
24,789,133
Truax-Traer Coal Co.
to
purchase
the
debentures
under
a
firm
purchase.
The names of
the
several
underwriters,
of debentures underwritten
by each, are:
of
amount
Straus
1951,
com¬
Inc.,
ex-rights
capital
5,820,314
Period End. Jan. 31—
several
warrants
addition
21,
Curb
14.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
from
stock.
The
.—
7,
1952, trans¬
giving rights to subscribe to common stock issued
offering on a basis of one share for each eight shares
price to be fixed by the board of directors at a later date.
proposed ratio 610,937 shares (par $7) will be offered.
March
York
6,702,421
income.
—V. 175, p.
obligated
are
the
Rauscher,
a
will be quoted
58,493,071
from
ry.
Net
the
of
and
statement
Corporation
on
New
-Earnings—
:
taxes—
and
p.
from
Net
corporation,
all
174,
Gross
business.
short-term
filed
proposed
a
company
21
Feb.
on
Co.-
revenues
From Jan. 1—-
$l)'-,-i--
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
this
at
In
the
Feb.
on
SEC
deductions—
Net
13,155 shs.
(par
in
any
ceived
Transmission
the
December—
23,430
corporation» owns
Net
SEC—Rights to Be Issued—
the
on
covering 23,762 shares of
income
Net
50,000 shS.
UNDERWRITERS
$378,349
94,872
35,437
States
(EST)
p.m.
are to be used for working capital, for
expanding
increasing plant facilities and otherwise for general
the company.—V, 175, p. 753.
income
Gross
31,240
Texas Power
$460,016
railway
income...
oper.
3:00
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
(par $101—
stock
organized
1949
of
Edison
oper.
The
1950
at
dealings
that day.
the company
Net income
f 65,884
of
1951
office.of United
from
those
on
notification
of
exps.
Income
capital stock of the following:
Texas
Lightweight Aggregate Co.
(formerly
The
Hercullte
Corp.),
Foamrock
Corp.
(inactive),''Texcrete Co., Texcrete Co. of Corpus
Cbristi, Builders Supply, Inc., Texcrete Co. of the Valley, Texcrete
Co. of Shreveport, Inc.; Texcrete Co. of
Natchitoches, Inc., Louisiana
Lightweight Aggregates, Inc., and Texcrete Co. of Fort Worth. Latter
-V.
1952
the
at
for
Rights will be
and
oper.
Other
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
January—
basis,
Outstanding
directly or through its wholly owned
subsidiaries, is .engaged principally in the production and sale of
lightweight expanded clay or shale aggregate under the trade-name
"Haydite" and the manufacture and sale of "Haydlte" lightweight
concrete
masonry, units,
lintels,, Joists, and-other precast concrete
units, and concrete pipe, under the name "Texcrete."
proceeds
for
allotment
an
will expire
Period End. Dec. 31—
FINANCING
4,928,932
filed
18
shares
Distributors,
corporation
SEC covering
be
Gross
$6,707,289
Technograph Printed Electronics, Inc., Tarrytown, N.Y.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
,
that
95,000
Technical Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
that
Gross
Month of January—
Technical
stock
proceeds
Toledo
14
operating capital,
corpora¬
capital
par
1952.-
26,
of
net
J.,
stricken
noon
filed with
was
extent
other
or
PRESENT
$3,905-
BUSINESS—The
—V.
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 4,424 shares of 5ft noncumulative preferred stock to be of¬
fered at par ($20 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are
N.
be
stock
Feb.
operations
including 50,000 shares reserved for Lssuance, at the initial
conversion rate, i3pon conversion of the new 6ft debentures,
fMatur¬
ing in monthly instalments of $750 to May 21, 1956, inclusive,■, balance
due June 21, 1956.
H.
Sure-Seal Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
The company on Feb.
1104.
p.
Re¬
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
174, p. 1302.
capital
on
The
maturing in quarterly in¬
stalments of
now
exercisable
will
letter
is possible
it
150,000
Friedrichs
The
the
To
$1,000,000
Preferred stock
to
rights,
production
due
1967
payable by subsidiary
Finance
Corp
commitment
In addition,
SEC
$1
note payable by subsidiary to bank
maturing in monthly instalments of
'
on
its subsidiaries.
or
$2,500
also
taxes
company's articles of incorporation to increase the authorized
capital from 100,000 shares to 750,000 shares and to reduce the par
6tock
convertible
individual
the
the
The
Curb
4ft
Super Mold Corp. of California—Stock Div., etc.—
basis
corporation
15,
note
The
the
be
construction
107.
p.
174,
23,762 shares of its $1
subscriptions,
Exchange at 12
A
Authorized
'
value
will
dollars.
purpose's,
such
for
TO
2,342,156
.
$1.88
1,522,227
$1.20
—
share
common
he said.—V,
Corp.—Rights to Stockholders—The
offer
and
Net
174,
help,
Jersey City,
1952,
subsidiaries.
thousand
used
not be
may
thereof
the
of
hundred
several
aggregate
ness
*$1.66
by J. R. Van
manufacturing industries that will permit her to produce
armaments end thereby relieve pressure on the United
such
will
These
Co.,
no
definitive plans for the purchase or erection of
facilities, it is not possible to estimate the amounts
be expended for such purposes, although such expenditures
may
may
$422,535
and
for
tional
contemplates possible expenditures for additional
by way of additions to existing plants, erection of
the purchase of facilities from others.
Since
the
either
such
19S1
;
1950
..•$42,173,881 $38,612,132
v
-
The
and Its
corporation
26
particular
any
a
the
Feb.
on
the
by
shares that have been unsubscribed for.
mailed today (March 3).
corporation
plants, or
corporation has
(& Subs.)—Reports Record Sales
Year Ended Dec. 31—
a
convertible.
be
♦Not
Bales
•
the
net
of
new
1950
outstanding
presently
shares
of
Sun Chemical Corp.
set
business
facilities,
1897.
p.
which
after
are
$2,000
5ft note payable by parent company to
$427,734
estimated taxes—...—
all
1962,
note payable by subsidiary to bank
maturing in monthly instalments of
1951
Earnings per share
15,
revealed
was
utilized
stockholders of record Feb. 28, 1952, at $9 per share
at the rate of one additional share for each 13 shares
held. The stockholders are also entitled to make addi¬
4ft
$1.68
earnings after
the
in
Stroock & Co., Inc.—Earnings-
six Months Ended Dec. 31—
Jan.
Turkey, it
being
are
to
con¬
proceeds will be added to the general funds
of
the
corporation
and applied to such corporate purposes as the
directors in the future may determine to be necessary or desirable
Broadway,
39
longer
no
PROCEEDS—The
cahy, 50 Broadway, both of New York City.—V. 173, p. 2293.
:(S.)
shall
debentures
before
or
on
an
$11,000,Turkish-German
of
group
of her own
tion
converted
if
share if
per
the
15-year 6ft
Inc.,
northwestern
Thiokol
redeemable, at the option of the corporation,
following redemption prices (expressed in percentages of the
principal amount) together with accrued and unpaid interest: to and
including Jan. 15, 1956, 103ft; thereafter to and including Jan. 15,
1960, 102ft; thereafter to and including Jan. 15, 1964, 101ft; and
thereafter 100ft.
They are also redeemable for the sinking fund at
the principal amount thereof, plus accrued and unpaid interest.
New York, N. Y., for
Standard Coil, and Hirsch & Co., 25 Broad St., New York, N, Y., for
General
Instrument, acted
as financial
advisors In the transaction.
Arthur Richenthal, 60 Wall St., New York, N. Y., represented Stand¬
ard Coil in the negotiations and contract, and General Instrument was
represented by Louis Scadron, 1776 Broadway, and Kiernan & MulCo.
&
and
thereafter
share
$30
a
the
on
share
per
Jan.
on
at
$26,000,000.
Eberstadt
F.
$20
on
and
debentures
Merger—
this
of
at
on
or
on
and
thereafter
corporation, on Feb. 2 an¬
nounced, Jointly with Abraham Blumenkrantz, Chairmau ot the Board
of General Instrument Corp., that the two companies have agreed to
an exchange of stock at the rate of five shares of General
Instrument
Corp., for four shares of Standard Coil Products Co. Inc.
Arthur
Richenthal
60
Wall St.,
New York, N. Y., attorney for
Standard Coil, said today that "although 85ft of General Instrument s
stock must be in consent prior to actual consummation, it does not
appear that a meeting of either company's stockholders will be neces¬
sary to activate the proposal."
Standard Coll Products Co. Inc.
last year acquired the business
and
assets of
Kollsman Instrument Corp. which is engaged in the
production of precision instruments for the commercial aircraft in¬
dustry. The subsidiary is also actively engaged in government defense
work and, ut present, has a backlog of orders in excess of $38,000,000.
s
Standard Coil,
which plans to operate General Instrument as a
wholly-owned subsidiary, has plants in Chicago, Los Angeles, Bangor,
Michigan, and through Kollsman, in Queens, N. Y.
General Instrument, with plants in Elizabeth, N. J., Chicopee, Mass.,
and
Joliet
111.,
principally manufactures coil components for
the
electronics' Industry through its Sickles Division. General Instrument
is also one of the
world's largest manufacturers of variable con¬
densers and record changers. The company, for the fiscal year ended
Feb. 28,
1951, showed a net income, after taxes, of $1,229,000 on a
E.
stock
common
dam
President.
her steel
15, 1954; $21 per share if converted
before Jan. 15, 1956; $23 per share if converted
verted
Standard
before
into
huge
a
Eti Bank to build the new
hydroelectric project. When it is completed, in 1954, its electric power
will place Turkey in a tremendously stronger position in the western
nations' defense organization, since Turkey will then be able to
expand
more
convertible
are
head
to
company,
construct
funds
States
thereafter and
short-term debt
of
of
ECA
convertible
thereafter
preferred stock at $100 a share ($162,000).
proceeds would be used to retire $900,000
for construction.—V. 172, p. 666.
The
i
tion
Offering Oversubscribed
Feb. 7 of $1,000,000 6%
on
Turkish Government has awarded
the
this
to
to
Sakarya River, the first
major part of its scheduled $35,000,000 Sariyar Hydroelectric project
designed by American engineers to help accelerate the industrializa¬
by Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and associates, has
The
and
Glen
offering
of
Bank
contract
associates
been oversubscribed.
the Missouri PS Commission for author¬
issue and sell $900,000 of 3%'*
first mortgage bonds, 10,000
of common stock at $10 a share i $100,000> and 1,620 shares
shares
The Eti
000
debentures due Jan. 15, 1967, at 100% and accrued inter¬
est
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc.—Turkish Dam Contract—
was
common
Texas Industries, Inc.—Stock
189,605
The company, has applied to
ity
of
Raalte,
5, 996,353
146.
p.
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Files—
filed with the SEC on Feb. 18 covering
stock (par $1) to be offered at the market
(estimated at $7.12ft per snare)
tnrough Beer as Co. and tsnearsonHammill &. Co., both of Dallas, Texas, and others.
The proceeds are
to go
to H. L. Howard and R. McCulloch, the selling stockholders.
—V. 174, p. 852.
notification
of
shares
14 000
$2 ,218.865
25,025,256
6,350,745
3,036,473
*185,061
income—
oper.
$1,988,469
308,172
4,403
$2,278,361
130,600
letter
A
1948
1949
1950
1951
$2 763,272
railway
from
Texas Engineering &
Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
Spokane, Portland &
December—
Gross
.
.
equipment,
Included
this
applied
financing, together with other funds of the
toward
payment
for
new
flight
costing
approximately $47,158,000,
In
Is approximaetly $36,370,000 for
purchase
Douglas DC-6B aircraft and
40
1952
of
14
and
and
ground
1953.
four-engined
twin-engined Convair planes; approxi¬
mately $8,017,000 for engines and other flight equipment, and" approxi¬
mately $2,771,000 for ground facilities.—V. 175, p. 813.
Volume 175
Number 5095
Profit
from
Depletion
Misc.
Net
$1,411,467
$2,022,297
249,486
396,518
570,879
shs.
174, p.
806,805
10,351
60,096
11,287
515,400
579,600
1,132,500
$412,717
$509,900
$931,914
$1,162,660
677,920
income
and
Pittsburgh,
Pa.; Nashville,
Tcnn.;
Dunbar,
Martinsville, W. Va.
also owns plants located at North Randall (Cleve¬
land), Sandusky and Youngstown, Ohio, which are leased to The
Concrete Piper Co. of Ohio.
Universal Concrete Pipe Co. owns 50 To
$3,090,678
43,368
677,920
677,920
and
outstdg._
of
corporation
City, Mo.—Registers With
Commission—
periodic
$5,000,000
of
shares
United
of
Kansas
Feb.
on
filed
26
registration statement with the
a
plans
investment
Accumulative
purchase
the
offered
to
public
OUTSTANDING
AND
Inc.,
Reed,
Offered—West & Co. on
purchase 297,000 additional shares of stock, at
share. These were offered in units of 100 shares
per
of stock, plus 50 warrants at $50 per
Class
A
B
$1)
Selling,
None
Federal
180,000 shs.
net
proceeds
to
are
used
be
unit.
working
for
—V.
175,
50.
p.
180,000 shs.
180,000 shs.
The bonds
•
,
■
Proceeds
from
incurred
The
the
in
sale
of
the
taxes
Income
which
will
be
used
to
retire
The
States Plywood
corporation
opened
Corp.—New Distribution Unit
modern sales
new,
a
and
The
distribution
unit
for
The
which
and
Director
sales
new
served
Carolina
the
products since 1941.
Containing more than
—V.
brick
and
concrete
175,
with
area
27,000
structure
unit
Balance,
The
37,000
telephones,
operates
maturing
Dec.
Utah
Weldwood
feet of
feet long
140
Dec,
on
in
and
190
new
wide.
feet
brokers'' nam^s,
the
comparing
stock
2,409,243
shares, .against 2,422,757 shares
Common
six
stock
others
held
shares
months
State
by
shares
names
1951,
31,
Preferred
56,676
brokers
brokers'
Dec.
on
before.
totaled
Holdings of
in
than
stock
in
in
Feb.
on
in
28.
Eastern
ten
and
shares six
Holdings of
totaled
June 30, 1951.
New York State numbered
in
with
six
months
common
before,
totaled
175,
p.
(3)
$600,000
shares
of
of
notes
have
filed
joint
a
(1)
its
borrowings
$20
issuance
common
stock
for
Colorado
from
Utah
par
Western
by
brokers'
52,573
in
names
shares
six
while
22.472
4,
New
23,072
giving
interested
the
upon
Gross
York
ry.
railway
Net
The
174,
1951
1950
tFederal
income
taxes
682,800
541,300
s
Net
income
•Based
on
$40,800 for
'$117,511
">19,654
2.809
8,587
♦13,781
*21,776
*12,920
at
20,
The
1951,
the
certificates
Net
ry.
v.
Gross
to
company
purchased
representing
15,000
at
ry.
1949
a
cost
of
of
its
104,521
14,713
*7,464
10,485.
19,138
*3,240
1,419,902
1,473,351
1,590,062
*96,691
*64,224
*123,363
*80,873
*64,694
/
income.—
oper,
175,
with
the
recent
offering
Offering—In con¬
sale of 100,000
and
of class A common stock (par $1) at $6.60 per
share by The Ohio Co. to residents of the State of Ohio
shares
only, it was announced that the proceeds went to three
selling stockholders and did not accrue to the Universal
are
inter¬
totals approximately $2,000,000.
Electric Co. of New York, N. Y.,
bodies
the
receipt of an order for 92
Co., Washington, D. C., for
Transit
for
fire-control
a
trailer
for
use
Corps.
easily
quickly
and
manufactured
moved
be
cross-country.
Electric,
WevStern
by
The
SEC
at
company
covering
$10
Feb.
on
7,500
filed
18
shares
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
(no
to
par)
share, without
per
underwriting. The proceeds
acquire McCabe-Powcrs Auto Body Co.
are
with
be
to
This
Valcar Enterprises,
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Cost
of
$647,112-
goods
V.
discovers
be
will
started
as
its
reach
soon as possible and
production peak late
•
.
Aircraft Corp., of
Wichita, Kans., is
build
over
the -outboard
is
program
parts
for
wing
panels,
assemblies.
these
period of several
a
addition
in
soon
been
on
a
Motor
West
con¬
the
of
already
government
engines
and
spare
Construction—
completed and construction is expected to be under
$750,000 regional headquarters building for th*
new
at
Co.
Coast
service
tips
This
commitments
other
to
wing
'
years.
San
Francisco,
regional
facilities,
is
offices
The
Calif.
and
scheduled
to
new
Francisco
San
completed
be
structure, .to
branch
by
sales
mid-1952.—
174, p. 2139.
the
Williston
Basin
Oil
Inc., Oklahoma City,
Exchange Commission
Ventures,
Okla.—Files With Securities and
The company on Feb. 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,999,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
15 cents per share through Tellier & Co., New York. The proceeds
at
to be used
are
drill
to
,
well.
.
-•
1951—9 Mos.—1950
$577,439
$2,363,377
$1,410,672
522,256
2,232,273
1,311,041
15,922
17,190
52,191
51,384
...
will
with spare
extend
defense
White
used
672,572
sold
Expenses
to
New West Coast Headquarters Under
Inc.—Reports Loss for Quarter—
sales
White
along
will
Plans have
way
offered
be
is
which
production at the White truck division.
Much
business has been orders for commercial trucks,
parts for military requirements.
1,636,377
>*1,515
*52,716
*165,443
contract
program
In
143,712
45,769
"37,618
146.
p.
company
Universal Concrete Pipe Co.—Stock
continue without
to
order
Western
of
can
this
a
way.
also
and
Willox Veneer Mfg. Co., Brookings,
The
company
covering 60
on
shares
Feb.
of
19
filed
Ore.—Files—V'.
letter of notification with the SEC
a
stock
common
offered
be
to
at
par
($5,000 per
"
income
Oper.
Other
nection
announced
The
the
system,
on
on
ailerons
tract
1948
142,916
Period End. Oct. 31—
shares
production facilities
as
build wing assemblies for the T-36A Beech high-speed trainer plane.
The, program to design and build tools for this contract Is already
1—
railway
railway
from
1950
YEARS
16,122
from
Net
CALENDAR
195,133
...
income—,
oper,
From Jan.
AND
1951
railway
railway
from
tlncludes
plans to offer these certificates for sale,
cost, to certain of its employees.—V. 175, p. 652.
11
Capital
year
under
DECEMBER
from
Net
Net
trust
voting
stock.
common
with
trailer
Production
$201,571
•7,656
December-
-
Gross
$0.85
shares outstanding Nov.
30,
1951.
profits tax in 1951 and $50,600 in 1950.
Dec.
plant,
production
and early in 1953.
The other contract with Beech
$801,131
$0.88
946,160
excess
NOTE—On
$123,750
$834,971
share
per
Feb.
from
construction
continue
and
to
•Earnings
cm
electronic
this
1949
$135,627
income
oper.
1951
25,475
EARNINGS FOR
1950
1,342,431
interfere with production of busses
not
coach
bus
tracks hostile planes, and feeds continuous information concerning
location Into complex instruments housed in the trailer which auto¬
♦Deficit.-
$6,430,187
1,5-17,771
income taxes
that the company
13
contracts estimated
at
at the White motor
started
and
Utility Body Co., Oakland, Calif.—Files With SEC—
" $7,839,759
___
before Federal
motor
Army Ordnance
fire-control
until
persons
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
sales
Income
been
airplane construction using
Power
applications.—V.
the
the
house
.
Feb.
on
production
White will build the trailer body, of
light metals.
The
21-foot
trailer, originally designed by the Douglas Aircraft
Co., Inc., houses an electronic fire-control system designed by the
Bell Telephone
Laboratories.
Extremely compact and portable, the
$300,000
$227,210
railway
•Deficit.—V.
Years Ended Nov. 30—
big
bussed
contract
for
by
.
1952
from
Net
U. S. Vitamin Corp.
defense
production will
company
diesel
One
is
-
January—
from
preferred stock on that
shares on June 30, 1951.
orders
hearing
a
above.
matically control firing of anti-aircraft batteries.
Net
holdings of
against
issued
request
two
delivery starting in May.
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
813.
has
to
(Del.)—Proposed Merger—
Co.
President, announced
awarded
company's
White
by
*
before.
months
1952
Utah
States,
foreign
shares,
Commission
Petroleum
F. Black,
defense
the
The
application
the
due
notes
the
ruption.
Interest.
authorizing
4V2%
authorizing
360.
p.
and work on both has
division in Cleveland, Ohio.
This
at
1952 of amounts not exceeding $500,000, to be evidenced
by
within 11 months. The additional funds would be
by Western Colorado in connection with its construction
program.
shares
2,069,999
1951, totaled 1.114.415 shares against 1,104.409 shares on June 30, 1951.
A total of 927,822 shares of common stock, was owned
by residents
of foreign countries on Dec.
31, 1951, comparing with 925,198 shares
date
order
promissory
resolutions
approved
stock option plan and permitting domesti¬
a
being rearranged to enable
1832.
p.
States
other than ten Eastern States
and
including the District of Columbia and the territories, totaled
11,503,354 shares on Dec. 31, 1951, comparing with 11,416,027 shares
six months before.
Preferred holdings in the same areas on Dec. 31,
—V.
Colorado
an
by
$2.80
*
notes maturing
March
on
comparing
against
stock
11,698,532
with
announced
corporation
preferred
2,068,421
for
of
additional
cash;
The
Steel Corp.—Stockholdings—
stock of this corporation in ten Eastern States
totaled 11,605,159 shares, exclusive of shares held
1951,
before,
Western
Colorado
37c
15,000
the
area,
common
York
New
months
bearing
21
Eagle Oil Co.
been
coach
during
States
31,
and
evidenced
$2,076,000
$2.68
Feb.
on
$20,000,000
July 1, 1963, in
exchange for a like amount of outstanding notes held by Utah Power;
(2) the issuance and sale by Western Colorado to Utah Power of
used
United
and
Commission
Western
4%
Holdings of
Power
the
1952,
be
$1,973,000
share
common
Interstate
149,000
451,000
White Motor Co.—Large Defense Production Contracts
1396.
p.
smaller building
Plywood and plastic
a
753.
p.
15,
to
$2,676,000
140,000
451,000
in
Co.—Borrowings Sought—
loans
$2,564,000
stock
stock
adopt
Georgia.—V. 175,
in
White
applied to the SEC for authorization to borrow
$10,000,000 during 1952 as money is required
and that of its subsidiary, The Western
the
1,450,000
3,000,000
expenses
surplus
per
stockholders
cation
program
Co.,
1,786,000
2,900,000
board of directors to
of
excess
'1,089,000
deple¬
period..-.
preferred
bank
floor
replaces
square
is
in
construction
Power
with
Sales.
of
distribution
and
has
company
not
its
Colorado
a| High Point. N. C., it was announced on Feb. 13 by S. W. Antoville,
vice-President
the
common
has
,
other
and
on
See
Johnstown, Gloversville and in the surrounding area.—V. 173,
Utah Power & Light
and
!
on
construction.
about
serves
19,138,000
1,482,000
facilities
including
income
on
for
Earnings
placed privately with
were
bonds
with
connection
company,
funds
United
defense
administrative
three insurance companies.
loans
mate¬
wages,
22,233,000
of
Dividends
652.
p.
bonds, due 1982.
capital. A letter of
the SEC on Feb. 4.
'
including
woodlands
Robert
The
notification covering the above issue was filed with
sold,
-
$27,353,000
180,000 shs.
$1')
(par
of
$263,000
5,000 shs.
(par
stock
common
175,
$100)
stock
common
products
etc.
tion
$500,000
(par
$30,965,000
amortization
Outstanding
due
1962
stock
of
1951
$30,763,000 $27,232,000
202,000
121,000
Depreciation of plant and equipment,
Upstate Telephone Corp. of New York—Bonds Placed
Privately—This corporation, a subsidiary of General
Telephone Corp., has sold $1,000,000 of 4% first mortgage
rants to
$1
pfd.
debs,
secured
1952
*
(net)
income
rials.
AUTHORIZED
(& Subs.)—Earnings
™
income
Dividends
issue of 594,000 shares of
together with 297,000 war¬
an
stock (par 10 cents),
common
15,
Cum.
—V.
City, Mo., has been named as the underwriter.—V. 174, p. 1792.
20
March
fund
Total
;
other
500,000
of
&
Waddell
shares.
Fund
U. S. Oil & Gas Corp.—Stock
Feb.
for
skg.
Class
1,000,000 United Income Fund shares; 2,000,000 United
shares; 250,000 United Accumulative Fund shares; and
Fund
1
4
Cost
United Funds, Inc., Kansas
covering
sales
Augusta, Ga.
CAPITALIZATION
Securities and Exchange
The
Net
Miscellaneous
4,/2%
Science
Three Months Ended Jan. 31—
outstanding "stock of The Concrete Pipe Co. of Ohio. The latter
named company also operates a plant at Erie, Pa.
Universal Concrete
Pipe Co. also owns a 50r/o interest in the Augusta Concrete Pipe Co.,
1995.
11
—Stock Option Plan Approved—
the
Authorized
SEC
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.
New
company
677,920
inc.
on
(923)
Norristown
The
205,500
(net) (Cr.i
taxes
Common
—V.
$824,335
depre
<fe
Ohio;
Clarksburg
1952—6 Mos.—1951
1952—3 Mos.—1951
operations.
income
Federal
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—•
United Electric Coal Co.
Period End. Jan. 31—
.
.
*$41,382
$48,247
1,327
2,972
*$41,311
Total
Fed.
$37,993
2,656
$78,913
.71
$40,649
$80,240
inc. taxes
(est.)
share), without underwriting.
plant site and machinery.
$51,219
income—
Cr21,302
Net
profit
15,853
33,209
17,265
$24,796
profit
per
♦Loss.—V.
$47,031
$33,954
$0.62
1
*$20,009
share™
174,
p.
Nil
$1.18
$0.85
All of
the
been
plus
all
.r
/'*"
Stock—
outstanding shares of cumulative preferred stock, series A,
for redemption on April 1, 1952 at $52,25 per share
called
accrued
redemption
and
price
dividends
unpaid
$52.811/4
of
at the Bankers Trust
2098.
*
>-
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—Calls Preferred
have
Net
The proceeds are to be used to purchase
Co. in
(56V4C a share), or a total
share.
Redemption will be made
per
New York.—V.
175, p. 813.
company.
BUSINESS—The principal
ture
In
'
and
the
sale of concrete
interests
business of
pipe.
the
company
The company has set up
diversification, the company expanded its opera¬
tions several years ago to include the manufacture and sale of concrete
cribbing and concrete blocks.
The company also manufactures all
machines used by It In the manufacture of its concrete products and
sells such machines to other manufacturers of concrete products.
The
company also manufactures precast package bridges for highway and
road construction and concrete weight clamps for use
in anchoring
pipe lines.
..
.
Company was incorporated in Ohio on March 1. 1947, for the purpose.
of acquiring all of the property and business of, and assuming all of
the liabilities of, Universal Concrete Pipe Co. (a West Virginia corpo¬
ration)
At
which began business in 1921.
the
time
the
and operates plants In the
following cities: Decatur, Dothan and Florence. Ala.; Tampa and Ocala,
present
company
Atlanta,
owns
Ga.; Louisville, Ky.; Kcnvil, N. J.; Binghamton, Port
Washington, Rochester and Syracuse, N. Y.; Columbus and Zanesville,
Fla.;
Wagner Electric Co.—Bank Credit Agreements—
is the manufac¬
of
Wisconsin Central Airlines, Inc.—Adds to Fleet—
St.
Louis
the
SEC
banks
was
has
and
a
$6,000,000 borrowing program with
a line of credit for $1,500,000
opened
recently advised.
has borrowed $5,000,000
The company
St_
Louis,
Bank
31,
of
Mercantile
St.
1953, to
The
Louis.
The
loan
Co.
at
of
St.
3:!a^<
from
Louis
First National Bank In
Boatmen's National
and
interest comes due
between
Oct.
1958.
proceeds
loans.—V.
Trust
three
more,
173,
will
be
applied
in
part to reduction
for
present
bank
1420.
p.
West Point Manufacturing Co.—Special Offering—A
special offering of 26,000 shares of common stock (par $5)
was
made
on
at $25.75 per
share.—V.
Feb. 26
by Estabrook & Co. and associates
share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per
172,
p.
1932.
The
corporation
has
to
planes
M.
fleet
bring
its
Eastern
and
sorting
cargo
and
two
minute
schedule
The
new
will
additional
be
to
also renewed
(Thomas)
A
letter
(about
modified
$49
account
notification
of
per
of
be
the airline
were
haul
short
flight,
used
for
operation
making
thus
to
inaugurate
in January
its franchise
/•>;
of
shares
for
in
will
passenger
twin engine
according to Francis
acquired from TWA and
21
more
Douglas DC-3's,
planes
five
permits
which
it
possible
service
over
to
the
when the Civil Aeronautics
years.—V.
175,
p.
183.
Young Orchids, Inc., Bound Brook, N. J.-*
Files—
2,000
four
ten
The
baggage
stops.
aircraft
awarded
routes
Board
the
added
HIggins, its President.
capital
share)
Hope
Y.
.
was
filed
stock
through
Hanes,
with
the
SEC
on
Feb.
18
covering
market
Smith, Barney <fc Co., New York, for
the selling stockholder.
(par
$1)
to
be
offered
at
the
"
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(924)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Carrier
Corp., 4ft
Carriers
Dividend announcements are grouped
tables.
In
first
the
indicate
we
in which
second table
a
Castle
7%
Laboratories,
(quar.)
common
.
-
Chemical
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Agricultural Chemical Co.
preferred,
6%
Chamberlin
3-15
Chicago
3-7
3-20
3-10
Lyon-Palace
Corp. (reduced)
Chads
4ft
3-10
2-20
City
4- 1
3- 3
3-14
3-15
4- 1
3-7
3-7
2-20
3- 3
Clark
Gas
Wire
&
(quar.)
Foods,
preferred
4.80ft
&
Gas
A
preferred
3-14
3-10
4- 1
3-10
4-15
4- 1
Commercial
Cerdit
Commercial
Shearing
$1.25
$1.25
preferred A (quar.)
—
preferred B (quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred (initial) _
American Casualty
Co.
(Reading,
Pa.)—
5°/t'
5i/aft
Resumed
-50c
American
American
General
.
25c
(increased)..———
Factors, Ltd.
(Houston,
Ins,
Derrick
(monthly).._____
15c
Monthly
Locker,-
American
class
A
Locomotive
American
7ft
Machinery
Laundry
American
Co.
common
(quar.i
Machine & Metals,
Co.
Meter
American
An .erica n
6ft
Corp..
Safety Razor Corp,
Snuff Co..,
$1
7ft
(quar.i__
pfd. (quar.)_.—
& Smelting Co.—
Common
$5
Metal.
Anuconda
Inc.
Oil
Smelting
Co.
Hoffman
Corp.
&
Corp.,
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Coast
Electric
Line
Atlantic
Company
Atlantic
Axelson
Fire
Alarm
Colleries
Babbitt
(B.
T.),
Inc.
Brick,
Barber
Oil
3-28
Corp.
Lomb
(quar.).
3-14
2-29'
$1.25
4-
1
4-
1
4-15
3-
$1
Telephone
Be.idix
4-1
4ft
4-
7
3-28
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
ft 3-14
3-27
3-12
3-14
4ft
preferred
Black,
$1.25
4-
1
1
5 ft-
preferred
Bonanza
Oil
Mine
&
&
Albany RR.
&
Maine
dend
at
Bridgeport
Brass
Bridgeport
Brilio
Gas
-Mfg.
Class
Broadway
Co.
4Vaft
Buffalo
BuJard
Bu-ova
C.
I.
~
to
on
the
May 1
Company
\Vat"ch
a
Water
Caaadian
$1.75
Ceianose,
preferred
Canadian
Ltd. iquar.)
International
Investment
Co.,
Canadian
Wirebound
Class
~~
Tr'usZ!
Co.
3%ft
Co.,
1st
Boxes,
3_14
X
1f
71
„
372I<
75®
50r
7
in
3-10
o'fl
4
1
15c
'
9
dividend
9q
3-39
o'Jq
3"*3
™
50c
710
i2t
4^25
«75c
4
3"J3
3"13
3\J
I
J"1?
115c
1
»25o
+433^
i■>£
J70c
37}
,
I
n
11°
a"??
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o"^
2-29
3
t,„,
(quar.)—
(U.
S.
Class
A
Class
B
1
3-
.3-26
3-
Grand
3-25
3-
Grandoro
6-26
9-26
9-
12-26
12-
3-25
3-10
4-
7
6-
A.)
Co.,
Baler
El
Products
Co.,
Inc.
at
Boat
Electric
Co.,
$2
3-28
3-10
=n„
9
_
933/4C
4I
f
_
3^5
3-
3-27
3-12
3-13
2-28
Hearst
class
_
Co.,
2-29
Hein-Werner
Helme
1
3-14
3-28
4-15
3-14
preferred
Powder
3-20
Hibbard,
Hines
3-10
2-25
Hoe
Co.
&
Co.,
Candy
iquar.)_
Home
2-22
Hoover
2-22
25c
3-10
$1.62ft2'
2-29
Fire & Marine
2-27
5.-
1
4-15
Ideal
101/,
5-
1
4-15
Ball
&
3-12
2-27
$150
3-12
2-27
Federal
United
Works
~
ZZZZZ
(quar.)____
preferred
Cleaning
;_Z_ZZZIZZZZ
&
Dyeing
Inc.
Power
Corp.
Machinery
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Mineral
Dairies,
preferred
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR., 5 ft? ft
Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.
(quar.)
pfdZ
Foundation Co.
of
(s-a)
Canada,.Ltd
Kentucky
Natural
Gas
15c
3-17
International
3-31
3-15
International
Elevating
4-1
3-15
International Harvester
4-
3-25
International
3-25
^$5
3-25
3-
5
4-
1
3-
7
~Z
433/4c
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-15
55C
3-25
3-10
40c
4-
4
3-25
50c
4-10
3-26
4-15
4-15
3-31
jZZ
J6c
3-31
3-
3
'
40c
3-14
3-
3-
_jZ
25c
4-
1
3-20
25c
4-18
4-7
(quar.)____i/ZZ
56V4c
_
_
_ZZZZZZ
Mines"
(quar.
(quar.)
(increasedI
Minerals
;
3-
3-11
International Shoe Co.
1
3-11
International Silver
62'/2c
4-
1
3-11
Interstate
3-15
4-
1
3-15
__7 $l*183/4
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-14
'
:
Products
Co.
Trust
3-15
2-29
3-14
3-
7
Jones
3-14
3-
7
Joseph
&
Joslyn
Mfg.
3-
5
3-25
3-
7
3-
3-
25c
3-
5
2-23
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
$2 75
3-
1
Co.
Heintz,
&
Inc.,
Feiss
Gas
&
25c
3-31
4-25
$1
3-15
3-21
3-31
3-
1
Directors
dend
Kingsport
Kinney
&
took
at
4-16
3-10
1
3-17
37ft?c
4-
1
3-21
3-15
50c
4-15
Stores
(quar.jZZ
:
'
50c
Co.
3-15
3-15
4-
3-14
1
60c
4-
1
433/4c
4-
1
3-12
62ft?c
4-14
3-21
J75C
37ft?c
quar.)
pfd.
i
3-28
3-28
_
(quar.);
•
-
Z____Z
pfd.
3
3-
3-14
'
3-15
4-15
3-15
3-15
2-29
25c
iquar.)
1
3-
50c
4-
1
3-20
50c
_
(quar.)Z_ZZZZ
4-
3-10
25C
(quar.)_____
3-
8
3-
4
3
2-25
40c
3-10
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
3-28
2-29
5c
1
3-
3-31
20c
Z__Z
3-14
50c
common.
3-15
2-26
5-
3-28
$1.12ft?
$1.07
1
Co.—
no
action
meeting
Press,
Coastal
1
3-21
4-
50c
lquar.)____
preferred
A
(quar.)__
4.28ft
5-
50c
27ft?c
(quar.)
preferred
Kayser (Julius)
3-17
15c
(quar.)
Electric,
2-20
5
5
1
(quar.)
Supply
&
4-
40c
4ft
Co.
3-17
$105
Z
7ft
2
1
~
Machine
4-
4-
Chemica) Corp.
(increased
Lamson
4-15
(quar.TZZZZZZZZ
Co.
&
Co.,
Department
37Vic
3-20
3-
$1
(quar.)
Irving
3-15
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Investment Foundation, Ltd., 6%.
pfd. (quar.i
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6ft
pfd. (quar.)
3-31
62V2C
!
(qua"r.)_
Copper
2-29
3-20
3-15
_____! $1.37ft?
*„___
3-
50c
3-31
15c
37ft2C
2-15
3-26
30c
3-15
3-14
3-21
4ft?ft
1
4-
1
$1
Kansas
3-10
3-31
25c
15c
3-14
3-20
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.(________
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
International Salt Co.
1
75c
3-14
1
3-25
60c
$4
&
4-
3-31
20c
50c
Common
Jack
1
25c
40c
Co.
&
Co.
3-15
7
3-
ZZ
Ltd.—
Building
4-
3-31
2-25
iquar.)12ft2C
Consolidated
Exchange
4-
4
3-10
3-15
3-
iquar.)___
Cellucotton
3-17
12i/2C
433.;-
& Light, common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.l_
;___
4.20ft
preferred
(quar.)___
_____Z_ZZ
1
4
5
3-
...
**2-21
4ft
4-
4-
3-15
3
1
Indianapolis Power
Insurance
Ji5c
(quar.)
3-21
$150
^
(quar.)_
Inspiration
25c
ZZZZZZZ
Co.
3-21
3-27
3-31
Ltd.—
Z
preferred
Industrial Brownhoist
25c
-
3-
3-27
Telephone—
3-19
3-28
3-18
3-14
50c
(quar.)
3-17
4
3-14
"
4-15
!
(quar.)
(quar.)r
3-17
■
3-14
3-28
goc
Associated
1
75C
Co.
$1.37ft2
(quar.)
3-31
$1.12ft?
preferred
$2.50
3-31
50c
Telephone—
4-
Co.
Z_ZZZZZZZ.
ZZZ Z
Corp.ZZZZZZ "
/
(quar.)
3-31
Quarterly
Fund,
3-14
preferred
50c
common
(quar.)____
United
1
preferred
Co.
Commercial
3-10
Corp.,
4-
II'
common
3-28
35c
5
3-14
Co._._
40c
50c
3-
5-26
$4.75
3-21
6
3-20
3
1
preferred
convertible
Cement
Indiana
4-10
3-
.
_
Insurance
Bearing
convertible
Illinois
6ft
3-20
.
(quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage
Corp
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co., common
3-15
3-11
32V2c
1
Howell Electric Motors Co.
Hubbell (Harvey), Inc.
35c
3-
3-31
4-
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.,
3-10
3-10
3-14
(quar.)
3-14
3-10
3-31
20c
ioc
/_ft
common
1
37ft>c
~
$10614
6-
Gold
35c
_ZZZ
3-10
35c
common
56ft4c
(quar.)
3-31
ft.
5
683/4c
(quar.)
3-14
_2.___Z_ZZZZZZZ
3-
62ft?c
ZZZZZZZZZZ
common
1
50c
4-
3-31
7
4-
'
_
(quar.)___
Hollinger Consolidated
3-31
6
3-
3-14
t5c
A
$2.25
3-
75c
Bartlett
2-25
3-14
3-10
3-15
~
Lumber
3-14
2-29
1
25c
(Edward)
1
5
3-10
4-
j$2.50
3-10
3-24
3-14
1
.
(quar.i
Co.,
4-
3-10
3-10
4-
25c
(quar.)
Spender,.
3-20
-
ZZZZZZZ
(s-ai
1
3-
11-27
3-24
3-28
Publications, inc.—
Corp.
1
25C
12-10
37ft?c
(accum/)
4-
25c
B
_
_
common
4-
$125
11-27
*2c
Z~
preferred (quar.)
Hendershot Paper Products,
Class
11-27
lOc
ZZZ
7ft
(R.)
8-28
12-10
$1 50
(quar.)
common
(George W.)
5ft
8-28
9-10
$2
(quar.)
Co.,
a
2-25
4-
9-10
12-10
(quar.)
Consolidated
7ft
3-15
1
"
(quar.$1
Munning Co
^
15c
Co.
Gas
3-
4-15
$350
Motors
8-28
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
;_
Commercial & Sugar Co..
Increased
12ft?c
iquar.)
5-28
;,9-10
Hathaway
50c
(quar.)_
5-28
6-10
Hawaiian
$1.75
common
5-28
6-10
$1 50
Cementing Co.—
Harrisburg Steel Corp.
3-
t40c
(quar.7
common
6-10
Winkle
preferred
3-10
ZZ
Co.,
Corp..
A
Farmer
Frankfort
4/2%
3-
ZZZZZZ
ZZZ
iquar.)
$2
common...
preferred
3-
25)
Co.
Railway
pref.
Screw
6ft
3I12
3-15
5c
____lZZ_II '
_ZZ_I~Z~Z
2-28
—ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Company,
4ft'
3-15
75c
-
2-28
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co
J$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
8ft
common
Feb.
2-28
$150
9334c
$5.50
Shops, Inc.
Farrel-Birmingham
Mining & Smelting Co.__
Food
Haloid
3-15
15c
I
on
on
3-10
Co.
6c
(quar.)
Mfg.
preferred
Florida
Well
quarterly
Hartlord Gas
3-
lOc
(quar.)_
Finance
,
1
pref.
Products
Fidelity
1
Abrasives Corp.—
Capwell Co.,
preferred
(s-al
Fenton
Oil
Harrisburg
.$1
$1
heid
common
Electric
Federal
$3
Halliburton
Harris-Seybold
2-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Fanny
Hall
3-10
25c
;
$2
*
3-31
3-
.
(quar.)
Emporium
5ft
5
3-10
I
B
2-28
3-10
(quar.)
25c
conv.
4ft?ft
preferred
3-14
50c
&
2-29
3-10
Companies, Inc.____
(W. F.) Printing Co.
(quar.)
3-
12'/2c
com.
preferred
Company,
Family
4ft4ft
1
3-10
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.,
prefeired
Fairmont
Cananea
3-15
717/8c
A
4-10
25c
iquar.)
Greening (B.) Wire Co., Ltd
Corp., common (quar.)
4-
3-31
;
action
no
Electro Refractories &
Evans
3-14
,3-11
3-31
(quar.)
meeting
Ferries,
prior
1
3-28
40c
(quar.)
3-12
(quar.4oc
Copper Co.___
50c
Hercules
common
1
3-15
Company
A-
I
__I
(quar.)_
4-
4-30
(quar.)
Grocery Store Products
3-15
~
J5c
Growth
common
common
took
dividend
7ft
3-15
1
4
3-20
50c
Greyhound
30c
iquar.)__
Works—
Oil
(Directors
7 ft
3-31
3-31
<quar.)__
Electric
Emerson
3-15
$5
preferred,
Dorado
6%
3-20
(D.i
Greene
1
3-
1
50c
Corp
$1.75
Iron
Co.,
preferred
4ft?ft
Green
4-
3-15
4-
ioc
$1.75
common (quar.
i
preferred
1
12ft?c
(quar.i
1
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
12ft?c
common
5-
< initial)
Quarterly
(quar.)
$125
_
Mines. Ltd.
GZfo"t,^W' T,) Co
3a/4ft
3-31
4-
$1
(quar.)______
2-19
!_
ZZIZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Rapids Varnish
324/5c
A.),
3-14
4
;
Preferred
25c
(quar.)
3-15
3-26
3-
(quar.>_;
preferred..
3-15
—
pfd.
3-29
20c
...
preferred...
3-28
25c
common..-
Malleable
Foremost
.
4-
25c
21
2-27
1
California—
Edison
Foote
_
5
3-15
_
7ft
3-14
=rt
4-
(quar.T-.I.II"""
Ltd.,
3-14
1
$1 25
preferred;*
preferred.'™
5-
j$i
linitiali
quar.)
2-25
1
Preferred
50c
-
-
_
7
4-
"
3-
12ft2c
Ltd.
International,
Foote-Burt
Ltd.—
(quar.)
3-10
25c
Federal
20
at
(increased")35c
common
preferred
3" *
3- 5
HJ37?
22.)
Carey, Eaxter & Kennedy (quar.)
Carnation
7=2
28V«e
""
(quar.)
A
Transit
o
3 10
f'J?
Ltd.
common
meeting held Feb.
4-15
J"1}
Ltd"sI^se7."pid.^7qua7j
Locomotive
(Directors
omitted
Capital
30c
"""
(quar.)
B
*
14c
(quar.)
Co.,
(C.
5ft?%
I";";
Industries,
Canadian
5ft
5ft
37i/
^Cf,e")P«'"°-" A(s-a)
-Class
Quarterly
"""
(quar.)_ZZZ-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Elliott
J
.
Canadian
.
of
preferred
Economy
.
meet¬
(quar.)
Service
_
2-for-l
(increased)
4-
3-24
lc
(Thomas A.), Inc., cl.
6ft?ft
preferred
iquar.)
o
,
Ltd.
Eastern
2-29
4,_
|40c
(Qu~ar~7ZlZIICIIIII~
Corp.
4-15
j20c
Co.,
preferred
Dunhill
00a
Co.,
Co.
Power
5ft,
14
371
_
Calumet & Hecla Consolidated
Copper Co""""
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., class B____
Canada Northern Power
Corp., Ltd. (quaVZ
raasa
a
l'3\
}
(quar.)
Co.
Financial
California
3_j4
*11
Oil
Dunham
is
director's
(quar.,..-
Co.
Battery
3-8
3.31
35c
annual
I6V4C
RR
(quar.)
34-
$l.i2ft?
_____Z__
preferred..
A
$1.50
com
y5c
$1 25
~~
(quar.)._
;Z_'
B
Class
Realty
new
pfd.
Preferred
5
5
____ZZ_ZZZ_
preferred
3-
50c
com
3-
7
$2
12'/2c
RR.,
5-21
3-27
~
A
3-10
f25c
preferred..
6-10
75c
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Hanson-Van
(increased
preferred
7 ft
317
i5c
on
Duke
3,4.
7
X
(quar.)___
Corp.
'
3
35c
common
7
3-15
Co
preferred
5%ft
t
4-1
I"""
(quar.)
the
q_
4-1
Co.—
split
preferred
T.
4-3
40(,
(quar.)__ZZ
Power, class A
Eclipse
Burgess
3.01
20
Corp.
->I9K
>
*)-?x
1
jZZZZ'
Gas
Class
1
$1
Cement
Corset
Drewry's,
Ekco
Sharpe Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Mfg. Co., common
Brunner
4.
Douglas
1
V
Corp.
ing to be held
&
5%
a
26 )
(quar.)
Stockholders will vote at
Brown
5ft»ft
3_i0
a.11
25c
(quar.)
Market
proposal
3-14
3.31
+10
common
Union
4-15
?i/aC
(quar.)______
Light
British Columbia
Brooklyn
Glass
divi-
common
Class
3-
7-
3-30
(quar.)
Textile
J
(quar.)
Brass
Dominion
*2
Feb.
&
Cream
Dominion
3-
$1 37l/2
...
on
6-16
3-22
92ft?c
5ft
3-10
<quar.)_
Preferred
25c
profits..:
Western
preferred
common
$1.50
Inc
3-15
2We
on
3-14
15c
Co
1
3-15
31'/4c
(quar.)II
,
Co.
Co.,
A
Bristol
action
110
1
$1.07
Co.,
4-
$1
Co.__;
Ltd
4-
13%c\
(quar.)
1
director's
a
preferred
' -
Western
Car
3_15
1
&
2-29
4-
preferred
B
20c
security
Motor
x
30c
(quar.i
meeting held
Mines,
A
Class
50c
and
3-15
50c
common
Co.,
Class
Increased
Co.
Stores
4.
Railroad-.
(Directors took
Bralorne
Ice
Dominion
&
5
(reduced)
income
Products
4.
1
R.)
15c
net
i2c
______ZZZZZZZZZ
(W.
3-14
_
4-15
50c
.
Bo-ton
3-
Grace
1
$1.13
(quar.)
3-
Manitou Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, 4ft pfd.
(quar.)__
Mfg. Co
$1.12
(quar.)
011
Golden
4-
___.
Co.
Corp.,
"T"
Dictograph
75c
Club; Inc." (quar.)™""
Boston
5-19
3-15
$1
j.
3-14
quar.iZZ
(quar.)_
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Portland
Diamond
|50c
_._
common....
(quar.)
2
5
3-
3-21
Gorham
Light Co.—
Mortgage
25c
(quar.)
6-
4-
Co.,
preferred
50c
Rubber.
Steel
Diamond
3-17
50c
Extia
Book-of-the-Month
&
J25c
(quar.i
common
50c
(quar. 1
preferred
Dixie
(quar.)_.__
(H; C') C»0*' Inc-«
prior
5Vift
3-14
4
^___
Grande
Detroit
3-4
4-
15c
___
& Bryson
Airplane Co.
3-14
1
3-
7%
3
3-12
$1.25
iquar.)_Z
pfd.
Gerber
50c-
&
$1
Sivalls
Boeing
1
4-
86ft?c
Inc.—
Detroit
Dixie-Home
(quar.)
3-14
3-
.$1.50
$5
Gilbert & Bennett Mfg._
Gillette Safety
Razor, $5
1
3
1
12ft?c
lquar.)_^
2-29
1
3-
4-25
split the capital stk. 2-for-l.
(quar.)______
Co.,
preferred
50c
Mfg.
Rio
to
Power
Globe-Wernicke
$1
common
realized
Tire
&
proposal
Georgia Marble
3-21
1
meeting to be
April 26 will vote
on
1
4-
15c
iquar.)__
(increased
4-11
4-
35c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Denman
held
4-
5
75c
_
iquar.)
annual
3-15
Inc.
preferred
Denver
'=
the
3-21
iqc
(quar.)
Advertising Co.
at
3-21
1
($10
ZZZ
pfd.
Products, 4ft?ft
Gibson Refrigerator Co.
Power
&
(quar.)_____
<.
Lackawanna
Dempster Mill
3-24
50c
common^..,
(quar.)
Cement,
&
3-14
1
$1,12ft2
Co.
Outdoor
3-
1
4-
4-
iquar.)
Printing
5ft
3-15
4-
$1
(increasediZZ
5-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
3.70ft
Inc.
3-31
Power
4.28ft
2-29
87Vic
Canada
of
Corp.
Limestone
Light
common
ordinary
net
Delaware
3-20
7
3-14
$2.50
(quar.)
from
3-19
4-
i5C
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1st pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)_
Co.
Aviation
Bessemer
4-
—
<quar.)_
Hudson
from
&
Inc.,
Stockholders
$6
'
Delaware,
3
30c
4ft
Be.i
<Ky.)
Y.)
Corp.__
Fund,
11c
3-20
3-12
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
5
'
,
B
Delaware
3-17
*
30c
:
_,
3-
Hosiery Mills (quar.)___________
Frere, Ltd., class A
&
3-11
25c
preferred (quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5%
Bell
Company
from
4c
(quar.)____
Delaware
3-14
3-31
$1.25
(Conn.)
Optical,
and
common
Corp.,
Cigar
&
Class
(Ludwig) & Co.—
(See Ludwig Baumann & Co.).
&
A
Manifold
Mills,
Georgia
Davidson-Boutell, 6ft preferred
Dejay Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Baumartn
Bausch
3-31
._
3-7
J25c
pfd.
25c
(quar.i
G.
W.
David
2-29
3-15
30c
.
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., 5%
25c
(quar.)_
2-29
50c
stock
(quar.i
Corp.
General
3-10
Davenport
3-10
3-19
2-21
Co.
5%
D.
Finance
General Refractories Co.
3-10
2-29
1
_
Genral
3-31
1
4-
iquar.)
share of pfd.
share held 1
3-10 I
3-25
3
4-
15137
15c
Corp
3-10
8
3-
J$1.25
ZZ_Z
(1
3-31
8
(quar.)_
A
Class
r
3-12
Co.
IN.
(quar.)__.
A
Class
3-14
3-23
3-31
2-27
(quar.i
Wilcox
&
3-31
15c
Ay-hire
Babcock
4- 3
1
3-28
pfd.
A
Contract
dividend
3-31
(reduced quar.)25c
Co.,
common....,
20c
preferred
<extra)___
$1
prior
Class
5c
Mfg. Co.
Baltimore
5-
25c
4ft
General
Publishing
Curtiss-Wright
4
12Vic
Corp.,
3-14
Publishing
Ltd.—
(quar.i
(quar.i
3-14
4-
Co.—
Extra'
(quar.)
Co.
Greyhound
Automatic
3-
(quar.i
Ohio Telegraph
&
3-23
(quar.i
Co.
3-31
pari for each
General Dry Batteries,
General Electric
Co.
3-
(quar.)
Companies,
$4
50c
Corp.
(increased quar.i
Ltd. (quar.)___
Corp.
1
40c
__
(quar.i
Constable
Arnold
Arundel
4- 1
3-15
2-25
$1.20
Lumber
Curtis
-
preferred
3-15
3-
<quar.)___
Curtis
2nd
3-31
3-31
of America,
Inc.
(quar.i
Company. 5ft2%
preferred
(quar.)___-
Crossett
conv
3-31
3t31
70c
25c
Stock
37ftjc
and
iquar.i
common
General
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)__,
3-15
(quar.)
Crowell-Collier
J15c
Arnold
Asbestos
4-1
75c
(increased)
_____
Angostura-Wuppcrmann
Atlantic
10c
:
Co
Corp.
Development,
Anglo-Newfoundland
Apex
$1.25
(quar.)
4- 1
3-28
4ft
preferred
3-13
Creameries
Cross
1st
3-31
(quar.i
preferred
Company
(quar.i
Cable Coip.,
General
3-14
"
<quar.l__,
Mining
Copper
Anderson-Prichard
Interim
3-10
25c
preferred
4 ft? ft
Crane
5
1
1
3-10
meeting held Feb. 23)
Acceptance Corp.—
3-27
$1.25
Co.,
3-
3-14
Increased
30c
income
Co.
B
preferred
Class
(quar.i
prior
Amoco
Lead
Zinc,
4-
$1.50
preferred (quar.)__
Tobacco Co., 6ft-
American
4-2
4- 2
(quar.12'/2c
(quar.)—
60c
(quar.)
American Sugar Refining, common
4ft?ft
3-14
2-29
3-17
3-5
3-17
3-14
3-6
3-6
3-5
3- 5
43%c
—•—_
common
American
3-31
3-15
4-1
3-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
.
25c
C
Gin
4-
62ft2c
(quar.)__
Stamping
Rendering
Continental
3-15
at
General
2-29
5
General
com.
Electric,
preferred
Consolidated
3
5
$1.12ft2
(quar.)
Grocers, 5ft preferred________
Consolidated Paper Co. (quar.)
3-12
50c
Republics
4ft? ft
3-
3-
25c
Insurance
Gas,
3-10
3-
3-
3-21
3-25
gains)
5ft
36c
(quar.)
&
Baltimore,
1
3-14
income
capital
Co.,
$1.50
Consolidated
3-12
4- 1
50c
___
American
American
3- 8
4- 1
of
4-
$1
(quar.)
preferred
4%
3- 1
3-14
4-14
2-29
2-25
»
5-1
3-10
$1.50
:___—-N.
(quar.i
(quar.)
Re-Insurance (N. Y.)
American
.
Co.
3- 3
$1.75
Inc
Optical Co.
American
•.
/
$1.75
preferred
American
,
50c
15c
25c
(quar.i..
(quar.)
Co.,
3-10
4- 1
30c
15c
(quar.)——__
Products
&
Home
3-12
'5ft?%
preferred
(quar.)______
Gemmer Mfg. Co.—
(Directors took r.o action on com. dividend
3-15
lOc
Life
3-10
Co.—
Corp.
Edison
preferred
3-10
1
investment
realized
Power
35c
gains.
Consolidated
...
Hoist
American
$5
2-29
3-15
35c
Consolidated
pfd.
Investment
Commonwealth
2-12;
-
capital
1
from
$1.50
(quar.)
quar.)__
Co.
Solvents
from
Gatineau
4ft
(quar.)
Corp.,
investment
from
2-15
3-10
4-
3
3-17
4oc
84c
3
3
4-
5
7i/2C
"
3-
(14c
1
4-
Fund—
50c
(initial
Commonwealth
Texas)—
Quarterly
American
Commercial
2-15
Industries
3-
4-15
from
3-
15c
Inc
3c
and
3-31
15c
10c
(quar.)
Iron
&
2-12
3- 1
3-1
.
Fuel
preferred
2-25
3- 1
$2.50
(Ohio)--
Extra
•
3-17
25c
Druggists Fire Insurance
American
3-17
3-17
4-1
6c
_■
_
4- 1
4- 1
53c
5 ft
,
Colorado
5ft
Gas
15c
(quar.)
Elec.
B
3-28
„__
3-
$1.50
<quar.)__
,4-1
common
3-17
$1.15
(increasedi
4ft?ft
75c
Co.,
Note
3-31
3
3-16
23c
4-15
30c
87V2c
Co
25c
_—____—
Bank
(quar.)
common
pfd.
income
profits
Brothers, Inc
Garrett Company (quar.)
2c
___________________
4.80ft
Inc.,
Counties
4ft
Oft
1
5C
Inc.—
investment
security
H older t
Payable of Rec.
$1
i
Storage
Gamble
Co.—
Corp.
(Ohioi,
Molybdenum
Clinton
Cold
Investors,
50c
(quar.)
Lines,
preferred
non-cum.
Coast
Air
Electric
Co.
Controller,
Climax
Corp.
Cable
&
Railway
6ft
2-25
3-17
Southern
&
preferred
Circle
4-1
4-
from
share
i
Co
Market
Fundamental
20c
'
Company
Power
40c
(quar.
America__—_
&
preferred (quar.)-....-——_——75c
American Bosch Corp., common
lquar.)___
30c
Quarterly
American
7
of
Co.
Cincinnati
Chansler
3-15
3-18
(Del.) —
American
7
3-
(quar.)_______
$1.06'/4
50c
60c
12'/2c
35c
(increased quar.i
vtc
& Dye
3-
1
(quar.)
25c
Logan Valley Electric Ry.,
&
Altoona
?- 6
3- 6
,
4-1
$1.75
i
common
preferred
3-29
4-10
3-15
2-15
75c
(quar.i.
7
,
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
37ft?c
Gas Co.
Inc., common (quar.)
4',4ft preferred (quar.)
Alexander & Baldwin Co., Ltd.—
Power
4.60ft
4-1
10c
Aicens,
Allied
4-1
3
3-
;
3.50ft
$1
preferred iquar.t—
tJ. D.i
Mfg. Co. iquar.) ___
___.
Adtiressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
Aerovox
Corp.
'.Lift,
Affiliated Gas Equipment. Inc., com. (quar.)
$3 preferred iquar.l_
—-—
3-
lc
25c
75c
15c
4ft
Adams
Tennessee Natural
45c
5c
'
Fulton
3-13
3-22
Extra
Maine
3-15
1
Frontier
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
When
Name of
3-31
75c
(quar.)
Aguirre
Central
Payable of Rec.
4-1
3-6
Share
Name of Company
Alabama
A
preferred
4-
10c
common
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
Holdert
4-15
40c
Ltd._
Central Detroit Warehouse
Holders
When
Per
Extra
(quar.)
-
Payable of Rea
50c
Sugar Co, (quar.)
Central Cold Storage Co. (quar.)
payment date.
Abbott
Corp,
<quar.)__
of. America,
preferred
2nd
Central
theii
ously announced, but which have not yet reached
General
Cooke,
Corp.
4Vaft>
show the payments previ¬
we
&
&
Celanese
Then we follow with
week.
nounced during the current
in two separate
dividends an¬
the
all
When
Share
preferred
.
.
held
Inc.
Oil
Kirkland Lake Gold
on
common
on
Feb.
divi¬
26.
(quar.)
Z
Mining, Ltd.
(s-a)
(Continued
on
i2c
page
45)
1
•
Number 5095
Volume 175
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record
(925)
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
1951
Year
Lowest
Lowest
'Highest
8
Sep 19
33% Jan 30
4% Mac 19
3
25% Jan
2
14'
114% Dec
24
27% Jan
Aug
62
41% Mar 19
1133* Dec
2
Oct
15
36% July 12
43% Sep
17
49
-420% July 17
63% Sep 25
29% Feb 26
7% July 17
47% Jan 18
11% May
53
Jun
Apr
34
2
5
24% Nov
7
31% Apr 30
1013A Nov
2
111% Dec 20
1
NEW YORK
Highest
58 % Jan
2
114 % Jan
2
64% Jan
125
Jan
10
24
7% Jan
2
30% Jan
24
Acme Steel
x30% Feb
30
Adams
31%
31%
X30%
*36%
39%
*37
39y8
58%
58
58
57%
56%
58%
59
59%
243/4 Jan
22
28% Feb
14
Admiral
1
26%
26%
26 y#
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27%
2
9% Jan-
7
._i
8%
26%
8%
27
8% Jan
9
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
Jan
18
8%
8%
48
8%
49
*48%
25
49% Jan
4
Feb
20
108% Jan
11
113
Feb
13
Jan
17
140
139
27% Jan 23
4% Jan
2
3
Feb
25
3% Jan
2
2
79% Jan
2
85% Jan
29
79% Feb
26
79
Jan
39 % Feb
3
106% Dec
14
105
6
13
85
Jan
8
% Jan
7
Feb
20
5
14
Oct
68
Jan
20
3
Feb
2
2
46% Jan 2 1
110
Jan
17
92
o
Express Co
Corp..
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
$3 preferred w w
Air Reduction Inc
^50
25%
25%
109%
109'A
109%
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
,__.._100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
10
"HO
143
*140
143
*140
143
3
3
3
Aldens Inc
4% Ve
common
preferred
Allegheny
5%%
Corp
preferred A—
71%
1
common
*70
*3
3%
100
Feb
27
2
Allen
5
6
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
Industries Inc
21% Jan
32 % Feb
21
35% Jan
18
Allied Mills
37% Feb
26
39% Jan
30
3x101
Feb
9
54% Oct 13
90% Feb
19
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred—
10o
Feb
20
107% Oct
96% Feb
20
92% Jan
19
53% Jan
22
107
Jan
84
9
92 % Feb
4
Aluminum Co
9
125% Feb
2
Aluminium Limited
2% Jan
15
3 Va Jan
3
Amalgamated Leather
31
15
5% Jan
3
41
Jan
23
19
34
Jan
17
Jan
28
31
35
Jan
2
18 Va Jan
Feb
5
94
Jun
4
165% Oct
30
141% Jan
9
49
Jan
2
66% Sep
10
60 % Feb
20
633;, Feb
13% Jan
15
17% Dec
14
14
Feb
27
16% Jan
Jan
13
93
Dec
19
82
Feb
26
90
16% July 13
78
16% Jan
2
20% July
5
17
Jan
22
66% Aug
2
58
12% Jun
29
17% Jan
19
13
57
4
61% Feb
Jun" 2 5
July
10% Jan
6
10
5% Jun 29
93% Jan
163
Dec
2
27
x29% Jun 29
% July
27% July
39% July
73
18% Dec
2
2
5
26
21% July 10
Feb
28
27
49
Jan
6
39 Va Jan
15
41% Jan
2
Jan
16
102 % Jan
9
106% Feb
19
14% Apr
30
11% Feb
26
12 3/4 Jan
4
2
5 % Feb
26
6
Jan
7
128
Jan
10
44% Feb
114
7% Mar
Jan
10
32% Feb
8
2
47% Jan
17
American Chicle Co
25
American
T'
Co
—.25
common
preferred:
T/c
100
...
American Car & Fdry com
preferred
2
96% Jan
15
109% Feb
27
125% Jan
14
American
Jan
16
289% Jan
17
3%'v
conv
preferred series A..100
3%'/
conv
preferred series E_100
2
158
Feb
21
170% Jan
22
15
46
Jan
9
54% Jan
22
Colortype Co
10
American Crystal Sugar
% Vc
com—10
prior preferred-.;
Cyanamid Co com„_
American Distilling Co
Previous
20
Range
Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
6
1
NEW
Highest
YORK
EXCHANGE
Feb
9
Jan
9
6% Feb
14
American Encaustic
4
32% Dec
11
29% Jan
3
31 '/4 Jan
24
16% Nov
3
22% Feb
16
16% Feb
29
18i/b Jan
22
American European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc—
40c
1% Nov
15
3% Jan
2
Va Feb
29
1% Jan
5
1
111% Dec
105% Jan
9
15
18% Jan
9 Va Feb
29
13y8Jan
4
72% May 3
51% May 15
41% May 19
95% Dec
90% Jan
8
19
60 Va Aug
59 % Jan
2
58% Jan
63'A Jan
50
Jan
45% Jan
10
Feb
11
9
Jan
Nov
5
Nov
2
44
NOV
2
29% Jan 23
6% Dec
31
5
51% Jan
10
Dec
17
39
8'A Jan 24
Jan
x40
26
Feb
1
7
Jan
18
American
78
73
Feb
14
20 Va Feb
26
19% Jan
4
24% Feb 21
17% Feb
19
12% Dec 22
19% Jan
22
American Locomotive common
29
96 Va Jan
16
98% Feb
19
3
17% Feb
21
20% Jan
11
3
78% Feb
11
81
Jan
9
Feb
25
15% Jan
8
56% Feb
20
17% Oct
3
64 Va Dec
7
14
97
Jan
13
34% Jan
17
Jan
17
American News Co
36
24% Feb
28
23% Oct 19
21 Va Jan
8
17 Va NOV
15
15% Feb
27
Feb
26
165
Feb
23
Feb
27
7% Jan
17
31% Jan 15
10% Jan 19
49% Oct 11
7
45% Feb
21
55
Jan
25
42
56
Jan
4
47
Feb
4
12% Jan
163
Dec
7
2
11
Nov 26
July 10
70% Mar 28
X143
37
Dec
5
Jun 20
123% Jun
30% July
32% Jan
6
2
10
59% Jan
2
127% Dec
28
15 V* Nov 30
150
Jan 25
59
Jun 29
128% Dec 29
57 y4 Apr
4
115% Nov 26
8
Apr 30
30'/4Jun 25
x93 % Dec
70
27
July 17
14% Mar 28
77% Apr
37% July
2
3
36y« July
3
*25% Apr
3
99% Dec 26
47
Sep 10
31% Apr
13% Apr
3
4
5% Oct 22
46% Apr 20
177
Feb
5
103% Sep 25
Jan
9
42% Feb
14
139% Jan
2
167
40
Oct 15
38 Va Apr
27
73% May 28
138
Mar
6
44
43% Feb 20
Feb
19
38
Feb
21
124
Jan
9
148
16% Jan 17
166% Feb
6
7%
2
—l
.
..No par
No par
&
Light
-No par
Rad & Std Sany com—No par
preferred
100
—
American Safety Razor
American Seating Co
_5
No par
American Ship
2
39% Feb
9
Amercian Snuff Co common
Feb
28
130
—
6r'o
noncumulative
25
preferred--100
x33% Feb
20
36'A Jan
29
American Steel Foundries
No par
X34% Feb
27
36% Jan
2
American Stores Co
No par
57 Va Feb
14
60% Jan
2
1271/2 Jan
2
133% Feb
16
American Sugar Refining com
Vie preferred
29
16% Jan
154
Feb
21
157 Va Feb
60% Feb
29
154
16
129V2 Jan
3
135% Jan
31
8ep 14
120% Apr 16
59V2 Feb
20
69% Jan
21
6
Amer
Co
155'A Jan
9
10% Feb
American Power
100
—
29
163% 8ep 10
68% Jan 31
Jan
preferred
Jan
53
Feb
78
4%%
Building Co..No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
15
23 Va Feb
Amer Machine & Metals
No par
American Metal Co Ltd com—No par
American Metal Products
4
32
3
100
__
American Molasses Co
American Natural Gas Co
26
8
No par
com
4
8
116% Jan
66
Jan
11
American Sumatra
Tobacco
5
3
119% Jan
24
9% Feb
1
13%
13
13%
13%
13%
46'A
46%
46%
46%
47
47
39%
39%
106%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5%
5%
5%
5 %
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
117%
118%
118%
1187e
118%
117%
171
172
172%
174
1 r
119
76
31%
31%
31%
31
31
31
45% S. 45%
44;'.,
45%
45%
45%
45%
-19%
*18%
Jan
30
24
46Va Jan 30
34% Aug 20
110
Jan 13
26% Feb 21
31% Jan
2
102
Jan
15
104% Feb
18
48
Feb
27
53% Jan
10
113%
112
*260
*153
47%
200
47
800
AND
HIGH
46 %
46
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Feb. 28
Feb. 2f)
Shares
*30%
17%
%
'
110%
6%
32
17%
ml!
*6%
*30%
17
%
109%
6%
32
17%
ill
6%
*30%
17%
6%
17%
%
%
110
111%
U
112%
111
112
2,200
117,400
14,100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5,600
93
9*%
95%
96 Vt
94%
95%
17,600
60%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61Va
61%
62%
61%
61%
6,900
50%
51%
51
51
51
51
x51
51%
52
54
5,500
5 Va
5
5
5
5
5
*40
37%
GVb
75
*6
44
38%
6%
x40
37»/a
5%
40
37%
6%
*6
9%
*38%
41
*38%
5
42
37%
37%
37%
37%
6 Va
6%
6V8
5
*38%
37
6V4
5%
2,800
42
100
37%
7,100
6%
1,300
75
*73
6Va
75
*73 y4
75
21%
*20%
21
20%
20%
20 y4
20%
x20%
20%
*20%
21
20%
18
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
2,400
18
18%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
18%
18%
5,900
96%
*96
98%
*96%
96%
96%
18 Va
80
14%
193/4
20
*79%
7V8
46 %
45 %
45%
150Va
38%
130
33%
35%
*73
18
75
18%
80
*73
18
*79%
75
98%
19
*73
*96%
18%
80
*80
14
*14%
14%
14
57
58
56%
56%
56%
*99
101
99%
99%
♦99%
14
97%
19%
81%
14%
56%
100
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,500
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
900
32%
32
32
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
*34%
23%
35 Mi
34%
34%
34
34%
33%
33%
33%
33%
700
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
24%
24%
25,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
•165
15%
18,400
32 %■
*165
7%
168
7%
"46%
47
*45*
45%
45%
46%
150%
150%
*38%
*120
39
130
*165
7%
46
♦44%
44 Vn
151
*38 y4
*129
32%
168
*165
7%
46
*46
46%
46 %
46%
46
45
*44
45
44%
44%
*44
45%
45%
45%
150%
150%
45%
151
38%
130
44
150%
*38%
*129
34%
33%
34%
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
X34%
*58
*131
155
59
132%
58 Vz
♦131
38%
130
23 %
$5 prior conv preferred
25
..50
Anaconda WJre & Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
105 V4
105 V4
49 %
50%
43%
43%
53'A
105%
49%
50%
44
44%
27
*103%
50
43
35
34%
35%
*34%
58%
132%
48%
*44
104
8%
119
8%
30%
31
92%
92%
x74
23%
*103
74
23%
104
49%
47%
48%
45
43
44%
27 Va
59
154%
155 Va
57,600
60%
60%
7,600
134%
62
119
8%
135
62'A
119
61%
118%
710
62
7,900
8 3A
3,900
31%
14,100
94
73 y4
73
73
X23y8
233/8
23
23%
104
49%
49%
43%
26%
27%
43%
42%
43
43%
21%
21
21
20
20
104
•5%
52%
104
170
8%
30%
73%
42%
200
135
92%
104
300
118%
8%
3l«/4
423/4
52%
134%
30%
42
52%
3,000
61%
41 y4
53
35%
155%
49
52%
90
5,200
60%
48 V4
53
100
34
154%
48%
6
160
39
130
15
48
*5%
250
151
59
*103
6
800
14,200
132
49%
*5%
45%
15
27%
*21
46%
45
59
104 «A
6
4,100
*131
48%
21
10
7%
15%
26%
*5%
168
132%
104%
105
5.900
,%
vi
50
27%
26%
*58%
*131
105
•20%
53
*103
*118%
*38%
♦129
33 3/4
15%
8%
•150 y4
33%
*15%
119
38%
130
44%
33%
15%
€0%
38%
130
150%
7%
33%
*15%
23%
105%
168
7%
337/a
59
♦165
7%
33%
*58
168
7
7%
24%
21
6'A
80
13%
24
43 Va
3,100
*7%
24%
*20
*5%
700
57%
99%
7%
24V4
50
14%
37
99 Va
13%
1
27
•14y8
13%
15%
105
14
57%
100
200
14,700
81%
*7%
132 Va
*49%
•80
7%
*15%
*103y2
14
57
♦99%
97%
20%
81%
13%
*131%
No par
19%
*80
7%
59
133
15»A
*.21.50
*96 y4
600
13%
75
*52%
%
94%
31%
No par
16%
%
200
100
16%
9%
92%
Archer-Danieis-Midland
112
16%
93%
75
5
xl6%
%
6%
32
9%
92
...10
20
*6%
*30 3/B
95%
31%
I
6%
30%
9%
74%
.
6%
30%
32
94 %
93%
A P W Products Co Inc
46%
Feb. 27
31%
Andes Copper Mining
*46
Wednesday
74%
50% Jan 28
4
160
92%
24% Jan 24
23,900
*46
31%
28
900
150
114%
*156
74 A
26
112%
160
31 Va
$4 preferred
21%
93
159
92Vz
43%
21 y»
157
30%
27
*18%
*91
*153
46%
74%
6.25
93
157
46%
■
92 'A
.
1,000
18%
21%
290
100
Common
19
18%
21%
*91
700
*255
No par
Anaconda Copper Mining
3,700
300
8%
154
1,100
45%
*260
*118%
15
59y4 Jan
*58
*131
*15%
31
290
8%
Feb
29
*129
33%
*35'A
31
45%
*250
119%
Jan
51% Feb
45J/4
149%
*38V4
31
46
4,100
290
*8%
6
page 24.
45%
75%
Feb. 26
38'A
56'A
57
*99
101
13%
13%
*7Va
7%
*32%
32%
*34
35V8
23'A
23'A
15%
15%
165
165
7V8
46
75 y4
115%
118%
20
Aug 1A
*18
_*79%
J*14y8
76%
xlll%
8'A
49% Oct 10
3
*20
17%
96%
*75%
112%
s'A
27% Nov 13
6% Jan
GVb
*73
*20%
44
%
35 Va
Tuesday
*6%
6 'A
32
17'A
6OV2
49'A
5V8
109
35
Feb. 25
,
9%
95%
111%
93
450
34%
19
20%
2,900
34%
Monday
Feb. 23
9%
95'A
91%
•
*152
159
47
48%
20%
*91
3,500
G,300
"259
29Q
160
21%
■
*118%
41 % Feb
22
91%
109%
'34%
—100
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Sep 23
21
■
.
American Water Works Co Inc
5
American Woolen common—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
55% Jan
19
19%
21
5%
119
76
91
5%
3,100
172%.;
75%
19%
500
11%
172 »/4
75
21
106 %
11%
118
75%
90%
39%
105%
174
33%
500
*39%
119
33%
21
40
7,500
•
172 %
33%
*31
39%
106
600-.
2,800
60
117%
*173%
91
*17%
%
112
112%
118
174%
290
*6'/b
*80%
39%
106
,■34%
134%
61%
prior preference
*59%.
*105%
134%
preferred
18%
61
11%
134%
61%
conv
*59%
39%
60%
13
13%
47
134%
26% Feb
see
13%
13%
*46
*83
17%
61%
9
60
59%
134%
Jan
For footnotes
18
59%
61%
23
8% Jan
18
61
134%
29% Oct 18
64
18%
*59%
62
119'A
$4
109
17%
18%
18 %
60
134%
77
3
17%
83 Via
60%
7
27
83
83%
134%
7
28
83
83
25
22
42% Feb
84
14,300
82
—100
Feb
47% Feb
30,200
61%
82
1001/2 Jan
14%
14%
154%
95% Jan
8
14%
200
14
61%
37% Jan
Oct 16
14%
196%
14%
154%
26
Oct 18
400
14%
205
14%
61%
29
52
60%
154%
Feb
47% Oct
60%
61%
Feb
119
62%
184
108%
*260
*154
*47
17%
*60%
17%
154%
92
*17%
61%
183
61%
...
17%
900
61%
182
61%
preferred
3
36
*17%
154%
6%
*2%
11%
113 %
1,100
3.600
10,100
*33%
2%
39%
19%
38
82%
83
,
2,700
112%
14%
*82
31%
82%
112
36
*105%
/
37%
12,600
61%
61%
American Viscose Corp com
57 preferred
*17%
37%
83%
113%
100
•
17%
182%
154%
100
common
73
3
Mar 16
94% Jan
27/a
*33%
61 y4
American Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco
8Vb Jan 22
30
Feb 20
100
100
3
36
25
15
30
2
46% Jan
107
1
100
Fdry
preferred—
12
Feb
35% Oct
36% Feb
3.90/f
Jan
33% Jan
3
preferred
Amer Mach &
14% Jan
2
31% July 19
16% Jan
3
7Vc
preferred—100
4
25
8
noncumulative
102% Feb
Jan
3
Jan
64% Jan 24
6%
3
7% Feb
19% Mar
27% Jan
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
20% Oct
11
7% Dec 26
3
10
*2%
*33%
48%
98% ,-99
11%
33
28
112
109
93%
48%
39%
*40
Jan
37%
82%
82%
112
*91
91
49
99
106%
1
Jan
98
11%
5
common——No par
X48 Va
39%
_1
22'A Jan
21
90'
106% Jan 31
Ice Co
3,500
106 %
50
com
1,000
38%
11%
10
Co_.
6
Sep 20
Aug
8
10% Jan 25
41% Apr
3
94% Dec 31
SS
Leather
&
G'/«
convertible preferred
American Home Products
Jan 24
May
American Hawaiian
American Hide
33
37%
39%
11%
5%
'60%
49'A
10
Co
29
20
Jan
Electric
14
23
105
&
Jan
86
27
American Gas
39 V2 Jan
2
Dec
No par
No par
preferred
45
Jan
95% Aug 28
2
14% Jan
...
$7 2nd preferred A
$s
26
Jun 19
x77
5% Jan 10
Foreign Power com—No par
$7 preferred
No par
U
17% May 24
29
14
Amer &
Feb
16
Jun
55
19
1
-
36% Jan
75
17
115% Jan
Tiling
19%
*32%
106%
39 Va
*106
Par
3
*18%
177
LOW
5% Jan
11
83
*82
Saturday
STOCK
21% Jan
84% May
14%
14%
19 »A
38
37
108%
2%
36
*17y8
62
STOCKS
1951
8
14%
111
1,000
8,80)
*60
175%
112%
19% Feb
22% Jan
Aug
*60
10
8
583/4 Jan
82%
17%
173
45%
13
180
37
83
81%
109
*17%
*45
*19%
*20%
*90
No par
No par
.
18
10
36%
36 y4
83%
113
*91
50
9
71
8%
70
33
98%
2%
100
American Chain & Cable
20% Feb
Jan
49%
98%
*33%
75%
89% Feb
285
49%
99%
300
*32%
91
49%
99%
3
61
•
93
92%
49%
5,300
37%
19
*90%
8%
70%
40%
*18%
37%
36
75%
100
—
9
6
32%
37%
*2%
34
19
Aug
32%
*33%
34
24
294
*18%
37%
37
333/»
*75%
*30%
No par
Nov
4
Year
American Can
28 3/4 Feb
171% Jan
Range for
100
22y8 Feb
2
Lou est
No par
com
preferred
42% Jan
131% Aug
42% Jun 29
convertible
30
2
111
4%
2
5%%—50
American Broadcasting Co Inc
—1
American Cable & Radio Corp..,
1
19
71% Jan
19
33
50
37
175
174
19
17%
*17%
70
37%
36
*60%
69 Va
33
92%
111%
2%
x8%
9
72
100
82%
82%
71%
39%
40
19%
13%
Amer Brake Shoe Co
4
36%
x39%
33
.37%
*90%
111
40%
70
47
21
4
37%'
13%
Feb
18 Va Jan
32%
37%
47
333/4 Oct
99
32%
13%
8
x45
*19
19%
*32%
37%
48
743/4 Jan
4
95
133a
*46%
85% May 17
Jan
100
common
American Bosch Corp__
2nd preferred 1952 ser
2
76%
*90
18%
20
25
95
60
32 % Feb
18
♦90
18%
114
Feb
92
9
61
163 % Jan
35% Jan
92
9
18%
14
174%
91
9
9
*59%
19
2
91
40%
71%
10
18
Jan
1
Corp—No par
preferred
conv
Jan
Jun
89
cum
39% Jan
118% Sep
185
90
9
70%
preferred————————50
G'/c
31
90
9
2%
American Bank Note
14% Jan
46% Feb
34%
3%^
19% Jan
Jan
90
100
108
*33%
Amerac'a" Petroleum
500
78
40
*106
*18%
1
com
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common—
1
Jan
% Feb 29
Co
*73%
40
70%
110
90
7,800
83
106
*8%
preferred—50
convertible
6%
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Feb
205
par
of America——No par
2,500
3%
106
36%
*81%
21
77
2,300
108
Alpha Portland Cement——No
36% Feb
*73%
76
*73
83
2%
*106
99
79% Jan
79%
3
83%
800
20 %
107
49%
104% Jan
79 %
83%
83%
3%
7,700
72
107
99%
3
Oct
79%
41%.
83%
83%
3
i
*70%
107
40%
49%
3l
3%
3%
20%
107
93
27
41% Jan 18
*78
*98
88% Aug
3
3
^49%
40 % Apr j
71
3%
*90%
113% Oct
71
70
3
41%
70
•
71%
70
20
U5%
142
2%
*70
71%
6,600
109
♦137
3
1,100
9,400
•
49
J
142
20%
*70
83%
*2%
<
2.30J
*48 y2
*108
20%
*20%
84
*137
3
32y»
39
108%
20
20%
Allis-Chalniers Mfg common—No par
3 % V>
convertible preferred J.
100
2
2% Dec
36
102
No par
Mar 13
6734 July
I
25
31V8
1.700
108
*87%
.5
,
2%
20%
*83%
108 Va
142
*137
21%
79%
41%
1
20%
84%
*78
*106
No par
2
48
*83 Va
$2.50 prior conv preferred—No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp .No par
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
Ahegneny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Jan
3
21
100
w w
77% Jan
3
*20%
17
15
3
5
37
25
49%
28
25%
109%
48% Jan 26
Jun
*49
49
49
25%
110
4
91% July
49
26
*109
8
89% Jun 29
34% Jun 28
*48%
25%
49
25%
110
283/4 Jan
40
25%
-
110
37% Nov
8
9
*48 %
No par
pfd 1951 series
8
Nov
31%
39
100
4.50%
xl8% Feb
20
7,500
59%
87% Jan
Feb
*37
600
58%
2
11
39%
28
58%
Feb
77% Sep
23% Feb
31%
*36%
28%
31%
14
102
31%
39%
28 >A
4,000
5%
58%
71% Feb
10
32%
28
5%-
*36%
4
11
28 y8
6
1
Jan
Jan
28
5%
6
5%
59
118
No par
70
Dec
32
6%
58%
118
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_.10
5
9
28%
*37
6%
59%
118%
Adams-Millis Corp
4
91% July
6%
6%
28
59
♦116
5
8
58
28%
59 Va
118%
58%
*116
2
Jan
Apr 26
6%
*28%
60%
120
Jan
3% Jan
52% Oct 19
6 V*
10
59%
*117%
35% Jan
22% Jan
86
2.50
Co
60%
119
60
2
28
59'A
118%
42% Jan
28
Dec
59
119
13
Feb
Nov
Shares
59
119
15
2% Jan
36% May 26
the Week
Feb. 29
28
20
104
Friday
Feb. 28
Feb
9
X78
Thursday
Feb. 27
56% Feb
38
9
May 31
73% Jun 28
Wednesday
Feb. 26
5
ACF-Erill Motors Co
Sales for
Tnesday
Feb. 25
100
(conv)
SALE PRICES
Monday
Feb. 23
28%
31%
12
3
Saturday
Par
.
preferred
27
3% Oct
80
cum
21
27% Feb
6
4%
5% Feb
137% Dec
Dec
Abbott Laboratories
27% Feb
2% May 10
70
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
19%'Jun 25
121% Jan. 19
13
*93%
•103
48%
•43
26%
*103
*48%
43%
•19 y4
6
*53/4
53
51%
94
...
230
200
n,oo(5
104
270
49
25,500
433%
27
700
6,200
104
80
49
2,000
43%
8,800
20
200
6
51%
i,ioo
The Commercial and
14
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
(926)
NEW YORK STOCK
RECORD
LOW
Previous
for
Range
Since
Range
1951
Year
19% Jan
27% Jan
41% Jan
Argo Oil Corp
22
27
30
50% Aug
7
50% Feb
Jan
8
92% Jan
3
Jan
30
27
116% Jan
22
17% Jan
3
Feb
8
Artloom
2
12% Jan
8% July 18
9
11 Va Feb
5
12% Jan
Dec
10
88% Feb
20
94 Va Jan
7
26
57
Jan
28
94
96
78% July 20
46% Jan
3
91% Dec
7
104
8
xlll% Feb
18% July 23
19% Feb
16
16 Va J an
22
26
13 *4 Feb
9
Jan
12
22% July 12
28% Oct
IB
25% Feb
20
26% Jan
2
8
36% .Tori
9
47% Jen
25
21% Feb
26
21% Feb
29
20
20% Jan
7
Sep
42
2
27% Jan
Aug
120
100% July 17
8% Dec
5
—
8
9
12
20
Nov
91
Nov
28
Nov
89
21
41% Jan
3
68% Oct
18% Feb
2
101% Sep 25
98
Oct 11
68% Dec 4
24% Oct
7
31
50% Nov 30
Feb
28
Jan
2
16
Jan
23
6%
98
Jan
22
68% Jan
18
27
81% Jan
29
4
54% Jan
22
18% Jan
3
21% Jan
7
24
Jan
29
61% Jun
29
82
Feb
7
75% Jan
Q
85% Feb
2
4
110
Dec
17
96% Feb
28
Jan
28
Atl G
Jan
Atlantic
83
103
Atlantic
60% Jan
4
80% Sep
6
72% Jan
Jan
28
02% Jun
25
105% Jan
17
x93% Jan
2
96% Feb
29
May 23
28% Sep
12
26% Feb
27
30% Jan
26
x25
Jun
93%
*93%
113 74
11274
108% Dec
13
38% Feb
25
44% Jan
Sep
18
110'/a Jan
24% Feb
8
117% Ja?i
30
4%
4
30% Feb
29
Atlas
6% Jan
30
Jan
30
7% Jan
15% Feb
14
120
Jun
26
31
7% Nov
29
10% Jan
11
15
15% Sep
18
16% Jan
10
26
43% Jun
13
Feb
19
15% Jan
3
i
7
Jan
2
7% Feb
16
51% Mar
8
Feb
874
8%
*8%
8%
874
2674
*25%
2574
*25%
25%
13% Jan
30
8'/a
25%
500
Jun
10
17
17% Feb
20
43
43 Va
42%
42%
43%
43%
43 Va
43%
4374
5,500
21%
21%
21%
21%
2174
2174
21%
1,800
217<
21%
2174
21%
1874
1874
19
1874
18%
93
91
92 V8
91
91 %
93%
92
92
67%
6774
67>/2
*91%
1874
19
9274
93%
*£274
*92 Va
93%
"92%
9374
6774
67%
6774
92%
92 74
1874
1874
1874
18%
93
18%
*6674
68
*66 74
*91 Va
93
92%
*92.
92'/a
*6774
»
67%
67%
45% Nov 17
36% Feb
20
39
16
18% Jan
11
20% Jan
24% Jan
a
2
Jun 28
July
15
27% Jan
7574
73%
7574
76%
74 Va
52
52%
52
52
52 J/2'
5174
52
53
23 Va
23 Va
23 Va
23 Va
23 %
23'A
23 'A
1,200
23%
23%
23 %
23
81
81%
80 Va
8274
84
84
84
3,200
99
90%
96%
77>V>
77%
79 Va
77%
78
95 '/a
96 Va
82 va'
8174
82%
82 Va
79
78'A
787-4
95%
95%
95 74
9574
27 74
27%
x27 74
2774
38%
3874
3974
39%
*11174
113%
*26 74
28%
7
16
874
95
95%
96
27
27
27 74
27
2774
3874
3874
3874
39
*39
39 Va
113
*113
114%
7
30
*30
7
7
7%
*
15%
13 Va
13 Va
77 a
7 Va
774
774
774
X774
7%
*4574
46%
*45%
46%
4574
45%
1374
13%
*13 Va
13%
13 Va
3
77% Jan
7
Jan
18
Barber Oil Corp
17% Jan
18
19% Jan
10
Barker
Feb
26
41
Jan
23
4%%
21% Feb
21
22% Feb
Jan
2
2
2
23% Feb
43% Jan
31
17% Jan
Jan
37
0% Nov
19% Oct
9
12% Jan
17
830
6%
1,000
29
Jan
36
15
99% Jan
10
20
22% Jan
4
89
Nov
78% Feb
14
82
Jan
19
7
14% Jan
21
Feb
13
31% Jan
12% Feb 21
30
Jan 12
14
10% Mar 13
14
Sep
12
29% Jun
25
35
Feb
15
30% Jun
7
33% Jan
3
x30
Feb
27
8
14
Feb
14
15% Jan
19
31
32
14 Va Dec
22% Apr
19% Mar
14
4
32
25
18% Jan
25
9
3
28
Feb
28
Feb
13
93
Feb
6
x91 %
10
49% Feb
27
55% Jan 25
29% Jan
14
32% Jan
87
Jan
19
92
59% Feb
10
Jun
B
26
7%
774
7'/a
21,000
455/a
4574
45%
45%
600
2
25
17
37% Feb
9
Jan
30
60
46% Jun
29
138% Dec
27
155% Feb
23
21% Jun
80% Dec
31
91
Aug
2
18
Nov 28
.
*38%
39
22
'21%
22
J
—
2
22
Best
&
4
Best
3
143% Jan
—
18% Jan
7
81
2
Jan
14
Jan
84
(Del)
com
17% Jun
9% Sep
Black &
30
Blaw-Knox
15% Jan
11
167/a Feb
Feb
28
21% Jan
14!
28
19
7
17%
17%
17%
38%
38
38
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,300
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,400
9 Va
9 %
JO 74
35%
35%
*35%
35%
.97
97
97
19%
19%
19 %
81
80
80
*9 */•»
3d
19 %
19 %
19 Va
19%
19 '/a
79%
*79'A
12%
12%
79%
*78%
79'A
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
14%
14
14
14%
44 V8 Jan
2
51% Jan
14
33% Feb
20
36% Jan
7;
Bohn
44% Jan
3
27% Feb
26
29% Jan
2
Bon
6
17
Jan
IS
9% Feb
28
11% Jan
20
14% Jan 21
16
13% July 23
19
Jan
17
12
12
Jan
31
10 Va Jan
4
11% Feb
52% Oct
2
49% Jan
3
53
Jan
B
July
6
103% Jan
Jun 27
,89
61% Jan
9
65% Feb
8
94
Feb
26
B
3%%
19% Jan
8
12 Va Feb
29
14% Feb
21
40% Jan
10
47% Feb
21-
5%
25% Jan
2
20
14% Jan 25
Jun 29
16
Apr 17
23% Jan
3
40
July 23
31% Jan
11
36
Feb
16
13% Jan
2
19 Va Oct
S
16% Feb
14
17% Jan
2
29% Jan
2
i
36% Sep
12
27% Jan
34% Mar
16%
16%
*16'A
16%
23%
24 %
25 Va
26%
28
26
92
92
92
49%
49%
49%
49-%
50%
4,800
31 %
31
31%
31%
31%
4,800
23
23%
24
92
*91%
92
92
92
50%
51
50%
51%
49%
50%
31 %
31'/a
31%
31%
31%
31%
89'A
89
89
*87
90
1%
Va
1%
27
27 %
27 Va
27 Va
26 Va
29%
30
29%
29%
30
30%
30
30 Va
4,500
30%
48%
49 Va
49%
49%
23,500
49%
49%
48%
50
49
49
49%
142
140
140%
140
140%
*140
142
16%
16%
16%
83
83
*81%
20'%
*19%
20 %
*83
84
20%
*19 '/a
50 % Dec
16
13% Feb
16
11% Jan
49
Mar 13
82
5
17% Dec
2
14
4
23
Feb
27
123
Jan
21
14
*11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
50%
50 Va
50
50%
49%
64
64
63%
64
62%
94
*92%
94
93%
13 % Dec
26
Dec
26
38% Jun
8
13% Feb
14
14% Jan
2
76% Jan
7
79% Jan
31
Feb
26
45% Feb
4
41
19
27% Feb
18
30% Jan
25
39% Jan
3
40% Feb
14
4
16% Feb
29
19% Jan
3
81
84% Jan
8
88% Feb
15
Dec
31
100
Jan
83% Oct
3
87% Feb 28
76
Jan
2
18% Oct
11
17
Feb
27
10% Jan 19
14 Va Jan
29
12
Jan
Oct
18
119
82
25
13% Jan
118% Dec
28
11% July 17
75
Dec
19
7% Mar 15
21% Jun 29
8
101% Jan
19% July
3
25% Oct
22
2% Jun 29
8% July
21% Nov
2
8
135
Feb
4%
27
18% Jan
7
13% Jan
30
Jan
125 %-Jan
17
13% Jan
3
15% Feb
9
12 V4 Feb
Feb
13
78 % Jan
81% Feb
18
19% Oct
6
12% Feb
14% Jan
17
88
28% Mar
21% Feb
3
106
109% May 15
25% Oct 18
26
20% Feb
26
July 14
25 Va Feb
21
5% Feb 10
3 Va Feb
19
21
8% Jan
29% Jan 10
22 Va Jan
83
11 Va Sep
10% Oct
30
13% Apr
91% Dec
28
103% Mar
Feb
16
6
14
Jan
3
*,
22% Jan
14
Jan
2
3% Jan
22
9
10 Va Jan
17
2
23% Jan
7
29
9% Feb
21
11% Jan
7
Feb
14
95
Jan
14
92
43% Jan
47
Feb
4 %%
participating preferred——100
Byron Jackson Co...
—10
14
Calumet
$4.25 conv
Canada
15% Jan
A
20
2
38% Dec
10
32% Feb
20
37% Jan
Feb
16
46% Feb
26
50% Jan 28
Cannon
10
21% Feb
20
24% Jan
Capital
17% Jan
3
23% Sep
52
Jun
5
55% Mar
if
JUly 11
16
Jan
S
18
Jan*
2
20% Jan 11
22
23
&
preferred—I——No par
Ry Co.
.100
Southern
Canadian
Breweries
Ltd
..No par
.25
Canadian Pacific Ry
$3
Mills
Admin
...
no par
2
18% Jan
30
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co—
For footnotes see page
24.
27
600
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
13
3,500
13
36 J/a
*34
36%
12%
100 Va
*99
50 %
.
51
51
12
12Va
33%
33%
100 Va
*100
50%
54%
*52%.
*17%
18
*17%
23%
23%
125
125
13%
42
78
; 42
29
*28 %
41
*40%
17
17
,
89%
.
78
17%
13%
123
123
23%
"125
13%
*76%
42
*28%
3274
33%
3374
100%
53
53
52%
18
17%
17%
Xl77'a
23 Va
23 %
23%
23
51%
126
*125
13%
.
12%
12%
*51 Va
54%
17%
*17%
126
13%
'
*125
126
126
13%
1374
77%
41
*41
29
29
40%
*;'•
Va
40 %
17
16%
16%,
1674
16%
89%
88%
88 Va
*88%
89 V2
82
82
82
*80
80
*79
12%
39%
1,500
12,300"
16%
16%
*89
*80
-85
85
60
11,800
17%
17
17%
10
90
'
13
13%
*123
*13%
12374
13 Va
*81
13
81
190
13
13%
3,800
*80
81
123%
81%
290
81
81
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
22 V* >22%
*21%
22%
22%
22%
*22
22%
106%
*106
106%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
2574
2574
25%
374
3%
374
3%
3 Va
9
974
9
500
123
13 Va
81%
13 Va
13%
13%'
13%
124
81%
106
1,600
29%
'
17
124%
13%
13%
124
13
17%
17
17% >17%
13%
123%
700
42
42
38%
40 v.
.;
•40
5,900
78
29
29%
16%
*88%
17%
40
>
42
40 Va
89 Va
13%
1374
28%
110
126
V *76%
41
*76%
•-
5,200
24%
24
24%
600
1T%.
1774
18
23%
28%
106 Va
3%
12 Va
54%
41%
77%
107 Va
26
2,600
12 Va
41
*106%
3%
2,600
28 Va
*76%
*22%
*25%,
6,400
52%
29
1 22%
20% ;
52%
52%
42
*21%
,
52%
*76% >78%
78
20
5374
*51%
23
13%
3,500
>
>
53%
V
12 Va
*125
13%
600
54%
12
126
13%
2,200
33%
100 Va
100
100%
*100
4.500
33
33%
52%
13%
13
32%
33%
53
124 Va
*81
12% vl3
32%
33%
52
*13 %
81%
*81
x32 %
*123%
13
33%
*32%
*51%
17
13 Va
33%
54%
40%
17%
17
33%
51%
12 Va
16%
78
1674
33 Va
*100
12
40 Va
*88%
16%
33
*51%
l';
5*4 Va
16%
33%
1674
16%
f
51%
51%
12
12
*52%
*34
100%
*100
51
51
51
::
36%
*34
36 Va
*34
36%
*34
1274
3/600
12%
200
22%
90
107
; 106 Va
106%
20%
20% "20%
2074
22
21%
21 Va
26
26
26%
2674
26 Va
26%
26'/a
3.600
374
3 Va
3%
374
374
10,200
9Va
974
9%
9Va;
9%
*106
106
2,400
7,000
-
9%
9%
9%
9%
22%
22-1/4
300
22 J/4
2274
227a
*2274
*22%
22%
2274
22%
*22 Va
22%
,
9%
97a
97a
974
974
974
974
974
5,800
9 Va
*92%
9274
9274
9274
92%
93
*
4774
4674
46%
*
46 74
46 74
4774
*18 74
1874
*1874
1874
*1874
1874
9%
9%
9%
47
*18%
*33%
*
93
*92%
93
47
*92%
*47
-
*46
47 74
19%
*1874
14
18%
*92%
46»4;
19 Va
*18%
93
46%
19
''
\ :■
.
250
90
61,300
34 J/4
33%
3474
34
3574
33%
3474
46%
47
*4674
4774
700
46%
4774
4774
4774
*47
47
47%
22 V3
2274
23
2274
23 74
22%
3,600
2274
2274
*2274
*22
54%
*5474
54%
*54%
5474
70
*54%
*5474
1374
13%
34%
3474
14
17% Jan
3
27
12%
5474
10% Aug
1.000
27
14
Capital Airlines Inc
42
27
27%
5474
31
41
44
*27
14
11
16% Jan
43%
12%
*42%
26 Va
54%
55% Feeb
*42 %
12%
13%
43%
26%
*54%
17
29
2,100
12%
10
1
10
preferred A—
51 % Jf-n
12%
43%'
22%
12% Feb
12%
12 Va
27
22 %
7
90
12%
13%
fclass A common_—l
17% Mar 23
93%
45%
-
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry .-Ginger Ale com—1.66%
21% Jan
g
5
1
Hecla Cons Cppper..—5
Callahan iZinc-Lead
3,200
*92%
93%
*92%
94
33%
Packing Corp
California
48
Aug
(A Ml common
Buyers Co
3,600
6474
93%
33%
—.100
I
5
No par
preferred
Copper & Zinc...
50%
64
93%
33%
13Va
Butte
50 Va
64%
33%
15
Butler Eros common
5074
64%
33
*88 %
Bldg 7 %• pfd
50%
63%
33
1.7%
Terminal
50%
63 Va
32%
*13%
Bush
50
32 Va
.'—100
___s-j.
50'A
32%
1
100
2
61
preferred
1,100
17
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
41% Jan
48% July 18
19
3%%
11%
11%
33%
*72
Bush Terminal—
11%
11%
16 Va
—100
L_
preferred
1%
108% Jan
Feb
No par
t
.'
5
commons—.1
13%
117a
33
*76%
Burlington Mills Corp
330
1374
33%
13Va
Watch Co; Inc
Bulova
610
4,400
11%
17%
1
9%
13%
16%
No par
27%
9%
11%
33'A
No par
27%
9%
13%
33 %
.
27%
9%
13%
17
common
;>—■
137 a
*32%
1
15
.5
—100
x
13%
27%
9%
14
16%
'
Co
1
10
33 %
No par
Bullard Co
t
23 V* May
(The
$5 preferred
19
8
preferred
Buffalo Forge Co.—
Oct
32
17% Nov
82
7%
Budd
47% Feb
23% May 24
25
37% Jun
28
2
91% Jan
'
Ipc——*_
10
27%
27
36%
*34
50
800
34%
12%
,
12 Va
2.50
!
Bucyrus Erie.Co common
30
Feb
24
18% Jan
45 Va Jan
Inc
22,000
34 Va
13%
.,44%
5
600
48%
44%
13%
44 %
ri
19%
4874
34%
2t) %
13%
4<J
19%
49%
34%
27%
x34
63%
—100
19
*3474
9%
13%
Brunswick-Lalke-Collender
25% Jan
126
19%
49
1
.1.25
Bigelow..
Co
19%
48 Va
9%
100
Shoe
Brown
7
19%
49%
10%
7
Jan'li
19%
48%
19
48%
20
*9%
6
18
15%
16
27%
i
2,600
1574
34%
RR—
2,400
16
1674
27%
*92 %
400
16%
15%
49
14
37 Va
16%
20
13%
37%
15%
47%
9%
36%
36%
16%
34%
5
—100
Shares
36%
15%
28
1
the Week
Feb. 2.)
i
16%
34%
Jan
55% Feb
15%
7
Friday
Feb. "28
16%
34%
53
-
t
Sales for
Thursday
16%
27%
Brown
&
16%
16%
60
20%
PRICES
36%
37
34
_
53%' Jan 21
>6
27%
19
11
Feb.
16
SALE
3,200
16 Va
V2
*19%
20%
*19''a
1,500
141
16 %
tr
Feb. 211
34
14
,27% Aug 20
25% Dec
10% Apr
77
29
48 %
140 Va
16%
Wednesday
27%
5
Jan
x50
•
3
May
23% Jan
122% Dec
,
5
i
17% Feb
20
53% Feb
2
"
100% Feb
V4
20
HIGH
Tuesday
*36%
37
15%
16
.
■
AND
Monday
Feb. 23
19%
16%
83
*19%
4~%
12% Feb
9
20
,88% Feb 26
48% Nov 29
1-6
*
16%
16%
16%»
83
Feb.23
140
140
16%
16%
20%
83
*19/2
54
Jan
1,200
27%
26%
27%
7
95
49 % Feb
*26%
15,200
1%
27%
30 Va
3
17
100
89
%
1
1 %
1 Va
28
Jan
19
105% Jan
1%
*87
89
*87
89
1 %
80
30 %
Jan
40% Oct
28
Dec
31
*87%
92
*30 Va
,.
35% Jan 22
18
Apr 11
30
X92
11
49 %
1%
1 Va
1%
*91 %
600
6,100
27
*91 Va
•
%
*27%
Bridgeport Brass €o__—
3
34% Feb
3
600
16%
Erewing Corp of America
34% Jan
18
16%
24 %
*91 Va
12
Jan
307/a Jan
33
Feb
33%
30%
16%
/-.-15
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp..No par
Briggs & Stratton—
No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
,,.2.50
,-3%% preferred..
100
Brooklyn Union Gas com.
No par
5% turn conv preferred
.40
33
11
9
600
32-74
33
No par
No par
Brass
preferred
jjraniff Airways
12% Feb
14%
33
33
15
&
Bower Roller Bearing Co
6
Feb
27
20
900
14 'A
*32%
33
16%
23
1
2.50
Common
9
29% Feb
30%
14%
16%
16%
preferred—
53% Feb
9
30%
*14%
16%
16%
(The)
24
24% Jan
32
*29%
14%
16%
16%
d
l
11% Nov 26
Nov
*31%
*31'A
14%
33
No par
class A
Boston & Maine
39
1,300
32
33'A
*36%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
13
89% Jan
12%
12%
33 %
37 Va
Borg-Warner Corp common
9
8
71% Mar
58% Jun >29
Co
Borden Co
4
30
81
*80
12%
520
1,900
19%
33%
*35%
Inc
Bond Stores Inc
19=;
Feb
Aluminum
Class
25
19%
*33
'Par
v
Mfg Co
Co.—
W)
Ami
x30
14 %
*14
*12%
2.200 i
97
97
32
*31 %
30%
30%
30%
12%
8ft
38
*37%
-30
32
*31%
32
30 Va
•
Boeing Airplane Co
13
17%
*96
*31%
1,600
*38
98
30%
17%
*21%
35
31
300
17%
18
35
"30 Va
90
79%
21%
*96
"30
800
*78%
38%
9%
Saturday
Co
Bliss & Laughlin
Feb
13% Feb
46
(E
Bliss
7
41% Sep
56
2
2
30% July
27% Dec
28
18 % Jan
22% Dec
26
July
39
Jan
14
17% Jan 16
2
38
20% Sep
25
13% July
15
78
96 Va
No par
Decker
36% Jan
78
66
18
"78%
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
.16% Feb
80
3,700
*64%
*
1
...
...
NEW
4
66
35%
49 %
19
65%
*77%
78
79 'A
"133%
40% Sep
2
32% July
15% Jun
Range
Lowest
Highest
*18%
66 Va
18%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
*65
\
38
.
STOCKS
1951
Year
38
21%
18 %
18%
LOW
Lowest
37%
19%
No par
1
Since Jan.
38%
2,600
1
Co..
Range for Previous
37%
y*/a
—
20% Jan 31.
19% Jan 23
37%
96 Va
19%
common—_10
Corp
Bethlehem Steel
28
1
18%
30,300
35 %
9%
7% preferred
.100
Eigelow-Sanford Carpet iDel) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951—
100
Birmingham Electric Co..
No par
54% Jan 30
Jan
9,600
17%
18%
9%
*16 Va
Foods
16% Feb
9 Va
10%
18%
98
Benguet Consol Mining Co...18 pesos
1% Jan
9 Va
10 Va
35
"9 %
35"96
1
29% Jan
2
22
1
*87
33% Jan
140
7
39
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_Nopar
Cum
Jan 28
28
48% Feb 27
21
18%
*38%
5
19
26 Va
16
16% Nov
"18
——100
Feb
1% Jan
32% Feb
32% Nov
—10
—10
..50
9%
10%
18%
36%
66 Va
78
1,303
18%
18%
66%
81
r
Aviation—
29% Feb
Aug 21
1
2
1% Jan
20 % Jun
18%
.
*78%
common———lO
Loan
19%
81
Co
Beneficial
28
37%
19
"78
preferred
4% %
Bendix
37 Va
20
67%
Inc
Howell
37
1,100
10
17%
36 7 8
*66 Va
convertible
&
17%
36%
67%
—
Bell
18 %
"66 Va
"When issued"
87% Oct
21% Jan
14% Apr
37% Jan
16
32% Dec 29
46% Jun 29
77
9
94 Va Mar
July 23
89
18
20% Jan
23% Feb
2
17% Jan
Feb
16% F.eb
Dec
34
17%
36 %
Beatrice Foods Co common
3%%
18'/a
"19
—
No par,
12.50
preferred..—100
Beaunit Mills Inc common
2.50
Beck Shoe (AS) 4%%
pfd—— 100
Leech Aircraft Corp„
—
1
Beech Creek RR_
I
50
Beech-Nut Packing Co
10
Belding-Heminway
V—i *
Eell Aircraft Corp..
1
Bayuk Cigars
21
Feb
19
37% Feb 21
July 19
78
21
Feb 20
10%
17%
100
common
preferred
10 Va
'
>
■
8
13
774
.
9
10
10'/a
15%
13
7%
874
13
10%
9
9
10%
10
10
50
(Delaware)
Brothers
Bath Iron Works Corp
1
10% Jan 22
96% Feb
8
Mar
107
87
9% Feb
34
8
Mar
38
2
NOV 27
31% Jan
96
38
28% Jan
2
10
19% July
Oct
88
29
3
74% Jan
9
9%.
9 Va
9
9
Inc
33
30%
*15 Va
15%
15 74
13
700
6%
7
*774
874
8
8
2,100
>:
30%
3074
2874
*15 Va
15%
*1574
874
113
114%
6%
;>•
7
1574
:
*113
29%
774
8,900
,
,
380
2674
*28%
*15 Va
8%
:
9574
113
113
7 ;•>>
7
*674
*15 Va
100
100
*96
96
*38
30%
*28 74
83 74
-
3874
v
27
113
113
•;
75%
*51%
27
9574
,
76
7774
76%
■
78
*9o
99
*96
101
*96
102
•
4574
65% Jan
14
7,300
2,200
77
7474
76
76
53
*96
No par
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5%
preferred
170
53
774
30
63% Sep
59
67% Jan
11
•
600
76%
*23 Va
_1
Corp..—13
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
4% noncumulative preferred..100
22
240
-
53
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan 23
5,000
•
76
4574
Babbitt (BTi
-
22
20% Jan
15% July
34
Feb 20
10
15% Jan 22
28
7
11% Jan 22
9% Jan
Jan 31
9
1,600
43 74
B
9% Dec 24
—_
874
2574
__—
$2.25 conv
>,>
4374
Mfg Corp
Avco
■
2574
*13 74
Co
■
25%
874
*26%
(The) common——3
preferred
No par
18
47
44% Jan 21
874
AolO
490
17
*1674
VA
17
111%
111%
11274
*16%
-5c
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer,__5
8% Mar
25
18
*111%
17
4374
($1.20»_No par
pref
11174
*16%
17
94
*93
94
*93
*2574
voting 1
prior
Autocar
5
9% Jan
7% Feb 26
Conv
X11174
94
9374
2,400
2574
,
Nichols common..,
Austin
3
14% Dec 31
Aug 23
6% Jun
.15
19
11% Jan
8% July 10
12
Jan
4,500
51%
874
8%
"8 74
——20
convertible pfd series A
100
Tack Corp
—;
No par
<
Common
30
18
1,800
51
50 Va
x93%
112%
*167-8
17
*1674
17
•10%
——5
Powder—
Atlas
93
5074
91%
9374
B——100
$3.75 series
Preferred
Atlas Corp
43% Sep
28
31
89
9
&
93
51%
90%
50%
:
—_
93%
91
50%
113 74
preferred
Atlantic City Electric Co—
New
92%
5074
91
52%
'
93 74
——50
-50
10
Coast Line RR
1_'—No par
W I SS Lines common—-1
Refining common——25
New common
63,600
92
92
51%
100
100
—.10
:
12'A
11%
1274
52%
113 %
Investment Co
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
51% Jan
Aug
preferred
2nd preferred——*
Associates
73% Feb
66
2
55
Aug
3
23% Oct 10
82
96% Jan
91
91
1st
5.25%
12
1174
21%
—
1274
36%
12
92
1
common
13,COO
12
37
1174
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
New
3674
11%
36%
*93
issued"
"When
3674
37
12 74
*113
Die——No par
Arvin Industries Inc.-——.2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining Co com—1
2374
3674
37 74"
52'A
Co
Carpet
23
37
92
Shares
2274
37
37%
>
*
the Week
21%
21 Va
21 Va
21%
21%
2174
37 Va
Steel
Armco
2274
2K
2174
21%
Corp.———10
Armour & Co 01
Ii.inuis- com. ..—5
$6 conv prior preferred—-No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
No par
S3.75 preferred——_
—No par
$4 convertible preferred.—No par
Arnold Constable Corp..—
-5
29
51% Jan
2
36% July
8
36% Feb
Feb. U
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Friday
Feb. 29
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 27
Tuesday
Feb. 26
Monday
Feb. 25
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
I
Jan.
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
A\P
STOCKS
18%
18%
187-4
*18%
1874
13%
X18
54%
34
34 Va
13%
13%
13%
12%
13%
,8,800
18
18
18
17%
17%
800
IVolume 175
Number 5095
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(927)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since January 1
-Year 1951-
Lowest
35
Lowest
Highest
9
Feb.
20
13
483/s Feb.
29
58
Oct.
52
Jan.
138
Nov.
213/8 Jan.
23
23>/2 Feb.
11
391/2 Jan.
10
42
Feb.
9
6
107/8 Feb;
20
121/2 Jan.
7
15
617/8 Feb.
20
73
6
21
2
471/4 Jan.
2
51% Feb.
1
991/2 Jan.
3
1021/2 Feb.
18
2
12
44
Feb.
19
515/s Jan.
Jan.
2
1501/2 Feb.
1051/4 Feb.
5
IIOV4 Jan.
2034 Sep.
177/e Oct.
20% June
10% May
241/4 Feb.
57% Feb.
10% Dec.
367/s Dec.
21
3
6
1
23
23
21
13
173/4 Jan.
8
1121/2 Feb.
15
152
116
Jan.
321/8 Jan.
IOU/2 Dec. 22
June
29
25
1534 July
131/4 Jan.
2
2
Nov.
Mar.
81/2 Jan.
2
331/4 Jan. 25
141/s Jan.
2
331/2 Apr. 6
Jan.
16
8
2
83/4 Jan.
14
91/4
14
29
4
4
40
Feb.
18
107
17
29
36V2 Jan.
2
8
Feb.
18
151/4 Feb.
5
Feb.
20
18% Jan.
I8I/2 Jan.
165/8 Jan.
7
17% Jan.
4
4
14
191/4 Jan.
5
21
Feb.
6
83/4 Feb.
26
10
Jan.
104
2
15
501/4 Jan.,
9
141/4 Jan.
21
361/2 Feb.
:
29
29
447/8
177/a
2
353/8 Jan.
22
8IV2 Jan.
4
84
16V8 Feb.
20
*106
1071/2
*106
1071/2
15S/8
155/8
151/2
163/8
163/8
161/2
17
171/a
*153/8
155/8
16
161/4
163/8
167/8
17
17
163/4
167/8
167/8
171/8
173/8
171/a
171/4
171/8
171/4
171/s
173/s
*201/8
205/8
201/8
201/8
205/a
*20Va
*201/8
205/8
20VB
201/8
9.50
'..No
& Fibre
2
285/a Jan.
4
313/4 Jan.
21
16
123/s Feb.
20
151/2 Jan.
28
*85/8
*81/2
83/4
525/8
531/2
521/4
533/4
51
521/8
143/8
143/8
143/8
145/e
141/2
371/2
371/8
371/4
37
1/2
1/2
9/16
141/2 Feb.
5
75/8 Feb.
26
95/8 Jan.
4
Class
217/a Jan.
2
49
Feb.
13
1/2
Jan.
Feb.
27
9
73
Feb.
27
9
547/8 Jan.
29
Feb
8
123/s Feb.
6
Jan.
8
Chickasha
Cotton
33/4 Jan.
7
Childs
111/2 Jan.
4
483/4 Jan.
25
721/e Feb
8
193/s Mar. 30
IO1/2 Jan.
26
Feb.
29
Feb.
41
13
823/s Apr.
14
68Ve Feb.
27
■.
5%
Highest
3
40
93
Dec.
27
107
30
June 29
435/8 Jan.
845/b
8
Mar. 28
8V4 Jan.
3
855/a June
27
271/2
July 31
16V4 Dec.
27
87
Dec.
38i/4
Apr.
9
Oct.
25
Dec.
11
140
75
28
421/4 Jan.
4-
38V4
31
Feb.
26
941/4 Jan.
27
321/4 Feb.
571/2 Dec.
1201/2
Oct.
325/a Mar.
153/4 Feb.
26
1001/4 Feb.
Feb
15
4
15
94
303/e Feb,
29
18
173/a Jan.
:
8
Feb.
42
Jan.
140
Feb.
7
90
Apr.
25
74V2 Jan.
5
501/2 Nov.
7
483/4 Feb.
21
2
8
7
C C
18
140
525/s Jan.. 11
.8.50
Co....
par
545/8
'10
1041/4
5
No
>......
93/8
Co(.'
Co common
*92
5%
Cleveland
Elec
Illuminating common.No
381/2 Dec.
28
441/2 Feb.
5
371/2 Jan.
26
41
Feb.
18
13
311/4 Feb.
20
36V8 Jan.
29
25V8 Jan.
2
91
Jan.
18
20
63/4 Jan.
2
36V4 Feb.
27
291/8 Feb.
27
321/4 Jan.
4
133
Feb.
13
88
Feb.
4
Jan.
16
130V2 Jan.
941/4 Jan.
3
851/2 Feb.
XlOOi/4 Nov.
29
132
Jan.
26
860
June
102
12
Oct.
181
421/2 Nov.
551/2 Feb.
29
Dec.
IOO1/2 Feb.
5
237/8 Jan.
191/8 June
29
263/s Feb.
Jan.
10
85
,
7"
Jan.
.
.
.
;
1097/s Jan.
♦
<
411/4 Feb.
10
18
163/4 June -25
,
3
25,
27
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
921/2 Feb
8
29
185/b Jan.
8
211/2 Jan.
21
3
197/8 Feb.
27
225/e Feb.
7
40
87
-;
*431/2
451/2
421/4
431/2
*41
431/2
*411/4
431/4
41
687/8
693/8
685/8
69
68V2
681/2
683/4
68V8
685/s
&
& Iron Corp
Southern
28
34
Jan.
2
401/4 Feb.
1
351/2 Dec.
28
333/4 Jan.
2,
393/4 Feb.
1
163/8 Oct.
15
163/8
157/a
16
153/4
*841/2
851/2
851/3
43V4
*135
150
*73
76
-495/8
50
107
851/2
431/2
431/4
*135
108
76
*73
76
495/8
1063/4
.
491/4
107V2
1073/4
363/4
371/8
37
37V4
70
71
*70
41
*39
371/8
203/4
211/8
871/2
88
41
321/4
32
321/2
321/s
205/8
851/2
207/s
205/a
203/4
201/2
871/2
871/4
871/4
865/8
87
53/a
53/a
53/a
55/8
•55/8
53/4
295/8
291/8
295/8
291/8
291/2
291/8
291/2
132
134
*841/2
851/2
IO6V4
IO6V2
106V8
*800
413/4
95
132
*841/2
86
*800
42
70
50
11,100
205/8
871/2
53/a
IO61/2
107
*800
2,100
321/2
51/4
*132
134
370
71
295/8
30
•
1,700
371/8
71
41
317/8
491/2
108
*39
711/2
*39
10
76
491/8
108
1,600
150
*73
491/4
711/2
32
*93
*135
190
443/4
443/4
45
1,000
85
841/4
851/2
150
38
371/2
32
42
441/4
*135
493/8
1071/4
*851/4
433/8
150
*73
1063/4
321/2
53/a
170
153/4
2,100
,
*843/4
106
*132
1331/2
413/4
413/4
1061/4
■
106
450
2,500
2,000
30
134,
86
100
106
1,400
*841/2
85V2
*800
41V4
423/s
*132
6,800
'
*800
417/8
415/8
413/4
*93
2,600
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
191/4
191/4
19
19
*183/4
193/s
19
19
191/8
19V8
800
205/8
207/8
2OV2
203/4
20Vs
197/8
201/2
201/2
203/4
205/8
203/4
16,200
201/2
95
.
...
'
50
*491/2
50
501/2
'
49
51
50
49V2
491/2
*481/2
493/4
501/8
503/4
503/4
49
493/2
50
*481/2
503/4
48V2
50
483/4
501/2
503/4
49
501/4
50
*481/2
50
51
360
50
51
*491/2
"
480
481/2
90
481/2
37
371/4
37V8
371/2
371/2
38V4
373/4
38V4
38
385/B
383/4
39
4,800
363/4
36V4
367/8
363/4
371/4
363/4
371/4
371/2
38V4
383/4
39
4,200
15V2
21
163/s Jan.
11
Columbia Gas
26
131/2 Jan.
15
Columbia
5
6OV2 Jan.
24
July 31
*16
943/8
*36
Feb.
12
161/8
600
30
191/2
.*491/2
}.
151/4 Feb.
151/2.Sep. 27
653/4 Mar. 19
30
2.50
B
591/4 Feb.
4
*92
303/8
*92
Broadcasting Sys Inc cl A..2.50
Columbia
Class
943/8
303/8
15,800
191/2
100
common
2nd
943/8
3 03-3
32
IO6V2
9V8
*16
851/2
8,900
1031/2
91/8
*301/8
52
1061/2
1015/8
91/2
*92
40
851/2
57
1041/4
943/8
40
*132
*91/8
303/8
411/2
134
56
102
30
*40
106V2
100
noncumulative
56
383/4
*92
41
86V2
preferred.. .100
noncumulative 1st preferred
353/8 Dec.
91/2
*70
*853/4
common..No par
4%
Ry
1023/4
*91/8
711/2
95
Fuel
551/2
1001/4
38V2
*93
Colorado
56V2
57
711/2
No par
No par
common....
Corp
1,800
38
No par
Aikman
260
341/2
108
421/8
preferred
981/2
34
711/2
*42
&
98
331/4
38V2
*800
$3.50
981/2
331/4
91/8
76
No par
Collins
*971/2
33
551/2
491/2
No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
981/2
327/8
1021/2
76
common
(The)
Coca-Cola Co
98
91/8
491/2
5,000
983/4
323/4
1071/2
*132
Shares
391/4
391/2.
983/4
43
293/4
February 28
385/8
551/8
150
-•
the Week
383/4
1011/8
76
293/4
Friday
February 29
385/8
91/2
491/2
293/4
Thursday
Wednesday
February 27
,
551/2
43
51/4
Sales for
HIGH SALES PRICES-
1041/2
*135
53/8
100
4%
22
851/2
857/8
421/2
150
40
14,600
321/2
I6V4
par
preferred
Colorado
June 29
•
,
*9
100
11
387/e
383/4
39
213/8
9
2
1015/s
93/8.
51/4
,...100
cumulative ,2nd
55
55
1047/s
AND
68 Va
Tuesday
February 26
Monday
February 25
883/4
preferred
4%
100
41
68 7/8
211/8
9
8
53
451/2
88
16
Jan.
Jan.
2
*103/4
211/2
Feb.
39
38
June
111/8
883/4
Feb.
24
123/4 Jan.
*103/4
21
Feb,
18
Feb.
543/4 Mar. 17
11
111/8
*88
53
Jan.
56
9
25
7%
3,100
*103/4
1
No
100
33/8
11
1
50
Mar. 19
8
351/4 Jan.
253/4 June
conv
Corp.
Cluett Peabody & Co common-.
171/4
*103/4
16
315/8
*163/4
103/4
I6V4
*40
171/2
103/4
preferred... 100
common.
Clopay
56
61
373/4 Jan. .;
36
Inc
cumulative
41/2%
gtd.,..'50
*163/4
33/8
711/2
common.... 1
7%
121/4
33/8
Coca-Cola International Corp
11
,.
•
46
Foods
Clinton
Co
*111/2
II1/2
•
33/8
381/b
Special guaranteed 4% stock.... ..50
Climax Molybdenum..............No par
Co
Bronze
Pitts'RR
1,200
IIV2
873/4
31/2
30
*107
$4.50 prefer red..',............ No par
7,300
871/2
537/8
86
31/2
93V2
491/2
1,700
533/4
72
531/2
31/2
30
*73
72
53V8
717/8
■
31/2
931/2
421/2
par
Graph
51/4 Feb.
71
*86Va
"73
31/2
297/8
85
...
71
17
943/8
*135
preferred
Louis
St
&
73
*163/4
*157/8
Equipment
&
21
3,000
9,300
171/2
297/8
100
convertible
41/4%
Cleveland
75/8 Dec.
6,400
541/8
*163/4
981/2
Cleveland
37/8 Mar. 24
157/8
333/8
523/4
17
17
323/4
20
16"
153/4
335/8
543/4
121/4
321/2
25
29
16
341/4
541/8
*111/2
98
28
201/4 Jan.
':
153/4
121/4
321/2
Feb.
865/8 Feb.
531/2
34
55
.34
•
54
*111/2
99
71V2 Feb.
27
16
341/2
155/a
155/8
34
'
121/4
*111/2
*981/2
421/4 Jan.
806
*71
*32Vb
2
138
52
.10
..
14
28
155/a
333/4
517/8
100
Machine
17
June 28
157/8
341/4
387/8
Jan.
Sep.
59,000
511/2
39
65V2 Jan.
Apr. 16
19,800
401/4
335/8
387/8
363/b Jan.
341/4
201/4
-LOW
common...
2,200
193/4
393/4
155/8
Saturday
February 23
Par
8
405/e
681/4
V
*73/4
8
1,100
203/a
*431/2
STOCK
3,400
20
111/8
....25
1,000
121/2
401/8
31/2
.
293/4
121/2
40
35/8
*103/4
293/4
125/8
20
*31/2
,25
293/4
191/4
171/4
.
191/4
X39V4
*163/4
..
16V2
193/4
121/4
preferred
I6V4
*181/2
451/4
*111/2
Oil
20,800
193/s
No par
.
.
445/8
T
537/8
5
109V2 Jan.
73/4
851/2
31"*
24
8
851/2
18
31
8
52
Oct.
July 17
73/4
86
Jan.
84
75/8
531/4
Jan.
I3OV2 Dec.
77/8
86
74
295/8
77/8
521/4
38
891/4 Dec.
123/8
861/2
Ill
243/4 Nov.
291/2
123/4
531/4
6
41
283/4
121/2
693/4
30
108
283/4
125/8
121/2
86
par
26
106
29
29
523/4
Financial Corp......
C
2,100
25,700
19
127/8
Co
20
Ry Co common.... 100
noncumulative preferred
100
Clark
Feb.
761/2 Jan.
30
5
233/8
165/8
'
*673/4
.
preferred.,..,....... .100
City Products Corp'
..No par
City Stores Co common.,...^5
46V2 Feb
1
14
Feb.
4,300
231/4
19
291/8
'/'
100
163/4
16
127/8
511/2
847/8
165/8
231/4
29
153/4
*821/2
17
187/8
13
333/4
84
163/8
29
507/8
341/2
231/4
I8V2
343/8
'500
167/8
I8V2
I6V2
181/2
81/4
34
3,200
341/8
.
16
16
181/2
50
307/8
84
167/8
231/4
165/8
153/4
Nov.
Mar. 15
231/4
231/2
181/2
2,200
71/4
307/8
233/a
16
263/4
1023/4
71/4
71/2
31
84
I6V2
88
Service
1,000
133,000
1«
31
343/8
*82
523/8
Investing
367/a
263/4
.102
103
*71/4
321/2
X34
.
27
*1013/4
71/4
691/2
Milling
83/4
3/8
V2
27
263/4
301/2
165/8
231/B
*33V2
par
51/2%
883/4 Jan.
83
531/4 Feb.
155
17,V
102
7
84
161/2
181/2
No par
.
307/a Jan.
28
*82
163/4
16Va
*8
X103V4 Dec.
67
351/4
84
23
*127/8
-
265/8
102
103
.513/4
T
I
City
21
36V2
263/4
*1013/4
203/8
preferred
Cities
18
287/8 Jap.
7
211/2 Jan.
C
28
Jan.
37
1
1/2
*861/2
convertible
4%
28
114
8
37
7/16
*67
Cincinnati
Feb.
57
10
37
163/4
46
common.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Jan.
22
92
15
94
163/4
195/8
EXCHANGE
103/e Jan.
Jan.
37
1/2
351/8
347/8
*82
84
451/8
Is & Pacific RR Co.
NEW YORK
2
Jan.
37
343/4
35
20
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp...
26
9
54
18
7,300
No par
Co
5%
•
Jan.
98V4 Jan.
11
Sep. 10
lli/s Jan.
151/4
323/4
457/8
.
5%
10
36
15
convertible preferred series A.. 100
$3
983/4 Feb.
21
:
147/8
*321/2
197/8
,
Chicago Rock
413/4 Jan
2
Apr.
15
38V2 Jan.
145/8
I8V2
No par
Pneumatic Tool common,., No
No
convertible preference
Highest
Dec.
147/8
323/4
451/8
preferred
Range Since January 1
Lowest
145/8
*321/2
STOCKS
Year 1951
313/4 Jan.
.
No par
Chicago
Range for Previous
Lowest
143/4
323/4
163/a
common
5
8,600
71/8
*82
cl A. .25
Co
Chicago Yellow Cab
'■
52
71/8
...100
Chicago & North Western
4
55
103/s Dec.
50
7
17
383/4 Jan.
15
511/2
73/a
231/4
,
16
33/8 Jan.
83/4
521/2
265/8
27
preferred ...100
noncumul
20
8
83/4
511/2
1/2
103
--16
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific..;
A
300
*81/2
71/8
*23
.
series
200
83/4
521/4
*
29
Ry
B
Jan.
16
265/8
*1013/4
1
preferred
Ind & Louisville
5%
1,300
X83/4
83/4
71/8
343/4
.
(The)
15
81/4 Feb.
27
102
....40
325/8 Feb.
28
2
.
,
com.. No par
Chicago Great Western Ry Co common. .50
5%
1,900
18,900
511/4
83/4
*321/2
5
,25
Ohio Ry common ,\
preferred....,...100
9
33/8 Dec.
July 31
26V2
102
convertible
Chicogo Corp
205/8-
*
3
18
9
*37
No par
A
Chicago
18
65Vs July
Class
Jan.
I6V2 Jan.
*201/8
*106
1071/2
1,600
Co—
Chicago & Eastern III RR. Co
383/4 Feb.
191/2 Jan.
38V2
2
4
24
17
5
1
...10
Paper
*106
1071/2
par
common
15
I6V4 Dec.
3,100
153/4
Jan.
,
100
2,900
9
153/4
217/s Jan.
28
203/8
9
1071/2
171/2 Jan.
111/2 Feb.
17
203/8
83/4
155/8
24
16
17
201/2
83/4
151/2
18
Jan.
171/4
203/8
87/8
*1053/4
20
13
*163/4
203/8
83/4
151/2
20
19
171/4
203/8
9
153/4
I8V4 Feb.
Hi/4 Dec.
*161/2
203/s
83/4
1071/2
223/a Jan.
9
171/4
203/8
9
151/2
151/4 Feb.
941/4 Feb.
*161/2
203/a
87/8
153/4
9
26
171/4
203/8
*1053/4
9
8OV2 Dec.
*161/2
9
900
28
89
171/4
201/2
9
1,500
Feb.
11
2,700
381/2
Feb. •13
813/4 Jan.
177/e
381/2
17
491/4 Jan.
177/a
381/2
27
623/4 Jan.
18
381/2
331/4 Jan.
3
177/8
381/2
7
May
5,000
177/a
10,900
X381/2
31/2%
Feb.
I8V2 Jan.
Sep. 12 '«•
20
1077/8
39
Chesapeake &
33»/2 Jan.
6I1/4
463/4
1501/2
1067/8
*203/8
71/8
2
701/2
461/2
*1491/2
108
39
$4.50 preferred.
8
29
463/4
1501/2
IO6V2
391/8
New
24
Apr. 27
451/8
*1491/2
1063/4
*161/2
"
k.glus v,when issued".... t
235/8 Feb.
585/s
18
451/2
1511/2
391/8
Chain Belt Co
901/2 Jan.
43% Oct.
445/8
'
-391/3
8
38i/4 Feb.
9
177/s
7,500
*385/8
Feb.
26
463/4 Jan.
18
60
51
104
IO6V4
IO6V2
18
150
501/2
*1021/2
'
3,100
Cerro de Pasco Corp..Certain-Teed Products Corp
May 24
:3: '•
/
501/a
*1021/2
*1491/2
451/8
1501/2
IO6V4
.
*148
51
104
150
50
104
173/4
445/8
150V2
453/4
*148
148V2
50
*1021/2
151
106
i8
501/4
104
IO6V2
443/4
*149
106
1431/2
150
50
*1021/2
103/4
Century Ribbon Mills...
Apr. 27
523/4 Oct.
453/8
1501/2
106
*148V2
503/4
104
491/2
8
4
14
523/a Feb.
*1021/2
150
493/8
104
2OV2
Central Violeta Sugar Co
80
281/2 Mar.
*1481/2
50
*149
20
5
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
24
150
200
105/8
14
29
5,500
201/2
347/8 Feb.
Dec.
653/4
*483/8
27
Nov.
65
105/8
301/2 Feb.
383/4 Mar. 28
65
491/4
15
15
641/2
211/2
383/4 Oct.
37
64
101/2
2
4
631/4
50
17
27
641/4
491/4
83/4 Jan.
191/8 Feb.
631/4
*201/2
3
X39V4 Feb.
633/4
103/4
Jan.
9
63
49
7
9
1,200
63
21
16
Feb.
113/4
105/8
91/2 Jan.
30
113/4
49
51/8 Aug. 10
597/8 Feb.
117/8
201/2
Champion
28
41
113/4
*41
103/4
4
171/e June 25
41
113/4
203/4
9/16 Feb. 20
391/8 June
421/2
113/4
48
29
7
41
113/4
101/2
Feb.
Nov.
213/4
41
*111/2
48
1023/4 Feb.
73/4
211/2
41
113/4
203/4
18
19
217/8
*401/2
115/8
*40
103/4
25
5
6,400
211/2
411/2
113/4
48 V4
Jan.
29
2P/4
213/4
40V2
203/4
29
297/8
215/8
215/8
105/8
Jan.
42
800
203/4
581/4 Feb.
151/2 Jan.
'
483/e
48
253/8 Jan.
121/2 June
215/8
483/a
103/4
98
275/8 Nov.
213/4
491/4
48V4
2
9
215/8
70
4,100
481/2
-
203/4
6
2
49
105/8
Aug.
29
485/8
347/8
481/4
1071/2 Feb.
July
491/8
343/4
*20Va
3
173/s Oct.
49
Shares
107
343/4
No par
23
123/4 Jan.
493/4
*105
106
341/2
5% preferred series B vtc
.\f
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp
No par
Central Illinois Light common...'
*
41/2% preferred........'
'.
100
Central RR Co of New Jersey class A
50
Class B
50
Central & South West Corp common
5
Dec.
201/4
341/2
106
150
No par
Central of Georgia Ry Co vtc
Jan.
7
473/4 Jan.
Nov.
281/2 June
341/4
*491/8
493/4
*102 V4
1
97
Jan.
341/4
106
1051/2
34
106
34
63
100
Central Foundry Co
25
29
105V2
341/4
IO51/2
the Week
Friday
February 29
211/2
100
Feb.
53% Feb.
107/8 Jan.
22
175/8 Jan.
101/2 Jan.
3/8 Feb.
32
Sales tor
Thursday
February 28
*11V4
100
10
41/2% convertible preferred ser A
Celotex Corp common
5% preferred......
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
2
191/2 Jan.
2
171/a Jan. 28
201/2 Feb.
4
195/8 Jan.
28% Mar. 2
171/4 Dec. 27
27
May 11
11% Jan. 18
58% Oct, 30
I8I/4 Oct.
5
401/4 Feb.
7
26
*105V2
PRICES-
Wednesday
February 27
February 26
*393/4
Celanese Corp of America common.. .No par
7% 2nd preferred.....100
26
18
2
May 24
*49
;...25
4.20%
Preferred
2
149
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
July
Jan.
34
7% preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
1421/2 Jan.
3
1057/g
141/2
157/a
185,8
81/2
161/s
391/2
Jan.
34
Case (J I) Co common
13
Mar.
557/a Jan.
106
140
19
Feb.
150
19
581/4 Aug.
Apr.
May 24
981/4 Dec.
5
43% Jan. 10
16
Jan.
Feb.
155
43
107.
Carolina Power & Light
t..No par
Carpenter Steel Co
5
Carrier Corp common
10
Convertible preferred 4% series
...50
Carriers & General Corp
1
351/2 Jan. 21
531/4 Jan. 28
Dec.
13
*105
SALES
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
February 25
.-.,.100
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry
22
Jan.
Saturday
February 23
Par
'
34
783;, Oct.
Jan.
9% Jan.
9
107
1043/8 Jao.
1111/2 July 17
351/2 Dec.
7
-LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
251/4 Aug. 17
451/2 July 13
1031/2 Nov. 23
301/4 Jan. 29
46
Apr.
I8I/4 Jan.
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
15
System
Pictures
-
151/4
...No
par
No
par
121/2
No par
Inc
*591/4
common.,..,....
$4.25 cumulative preferred.
155/8
151/2
153/8
121/2
*123/8
121/2
12
611/2
60
151/4
151/2
12
12
6IV2
*591/2
61
591/2
591/2
300
513/4
13,300
6,100
15V2
123/8
*591/2
121/4
*591/2
155/a
153/8
61
60
155/a
12
121/4
153/8
12
2,200
391/8 Apr.
4
513/4
19
427/e Jan.
3
53
Feb. 28
Columbian Carbon Co............. No par
48
48V4
48V2
491/8
491/8.
493/4
483/4
493/4
491/2
53
191/8 Jan.
2
227/s Mar. 10
201/2 Jan.
2
23
Feb.
18
Columbus & Southern Ohio
221/2
221/2
22V4
221/2
221/4
223/4
221/2
223/4
221/2
223/4
223/4
227/8
.No par
413/4
42
411/4
421/2
41
411/2
401/2
413/4
401/2
411/4
*401/2
403/4
10
603/4
61
611/4
621/4
613/4
62V4
613/4
621/4
621/4
63V2
631/2
633/4
6,300
Solvents............. No par
293/4
30Va
30
31
29
30
29
291/2
291/2
293/4
29V4
291/2
16,000
317/8
321/8
32
32V4
321/s
321/4
32
323/8
32
321/4
32
321/4
33
33
323/8
33
33
331/8
331/4
333/8
5,300
81/4
83/8
4,000
251/2
257/8
2,200
Sep.
Combustion
Engineering
29
401/4 Jan.
7
443/8 Jan.
30
8
6IV4 Dec.
19
571/2 Feb.
4
633/4 Feb.
29
Commercial
221/8 Jan.
8
321/2
6
283/8 Feb.
20
35V8 Jan.
11
Commercial
July 11
275/8 Jan.
31
2
Nov. 30
Aug.
321/2 Dec.
7
Dec.
28
33
301/4 Jan.
X321/2 Jan
2
32V2 Feb.
13
9
33V*2 Feb
15
-
Credit
Commonwealth
.5
.
;
»
Inc.
Superheater
451/2 Jan.
451/8 Jan.
X36V4
Electric Co.
Co.
Edison
2
II1/2 Feb.
3
8V4 Feb.
27
103/4 Jan,
4
Conde
Dec.
27
293/4 Nov.
6
255/b Feb.
20
285/a Jan.
2
Cone
221/8 Feb.
29
235/8 Feb
18
31V4 Feb.
7
33
323/4
par
9
81/2
.10
253/4
26
253/4
26
227/s
Consolidated
123/8 Jan.
25
Consolidated
221/4 Dec.
25
June
71/8 Jan.
30
1051/2
28
June
18
29
353/s Jan.
20
25
137/8 Oct.
6
28
Jan.
IOV2 Feb.
9
29
Jan.
2
333/4 Dec.
20
331/4 Feb.
27
Dec.,
3
1087/a Oct.
2
xl 061*4 Jan.
2
8
341/4 Feb.
11
Feb.
25
109
Nast
Congoleum-Nairn Inc............. No par
CigarNo par
June 29
24
16
115
Feb.
107
Feb.
257/8 Jan.
10
133/4 Jan.
2
193/s Mar.
2
Feb.
27
971/4 Jan.
3
July 19
1041/2 Nov.
98Vs
261/4 Feb.
19
106
3
143/4 Feb.
27
271/2 Feb.
14
Jan.
22
99V2 Feb
8
108
165/b Jan.
18
Edison of
NY
Co
Baltimore
of
Preferred
4%
45V2 Dec.
21
32V4 Jan.
2
901/2 Oct.
29
106
Jan.
9
1061/s Oct.
31
1141/4 Dec.
4
8
17
June 25
13
Oct.
June
23
Aug. 16
21
3
For footnotes see page 24.
103V2 Feb
Jan.
17
Feb.
25
Jan.
9
421/4 Feb.
21-
Jan.
5
98
1121/2 Jan.
8
117
92
8
1,500
10V4
101/4
10V4
103/8
2,800
10
101/8
IOV4
IOV4
IOV4
171/2
17V4
175/8
17
355/8
171/4
353/4
par
106
106
$4.52 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America common.... .10
*1061/2
107
107
107
106
IO61/2
$4.50
Co
com.........
$3.75
8
$4.25
Baking
Co
Can
Inc
common
.
Ind
preferred
343/4
*1001/2
102
345/8
35
343/8
*100V2
343/4
102
*1001/2
.No par
*18V8
183/8
18
181/4
No par
*951/2
96
95
96
,.20
423/4
,
423/4
425/8
433/8
347/8
102
*"
10
10
171/8
355/8
1063/4
*106
,
171/4
36
17Vs
355/8
173/s
36
1063/4
1063/8
IO6V2
1063/4
1063/4
107
343/4
35
*1001/2
102
345/8
*1001/2
347/8
102
171/2
36
1073/8
8,900
12,700
1,050
*1061/2
107
380
347/8
35
2,000
*100V2
102
1'
•
•
I8V4
181/8
181/4
181/4
I8V4
18V8
181/4
2,900
951/4
943/4
943/4
*943/4
951/2
951/2
951/2
100
425/8
431/8
421/4
423/8
423/8
43
975/e
975/8
*961/2
971/2
*961/2
971/2
96V2
*1151/2
1161/4
*1151/2
1161/4
*1151/2
1161/4
*1151/2
1161/4
Inc comI..2
91/2
9V2
91/2
91/2
91/4
93/8
91/4
93/8
91/8
91/4
..*.25
171/4
171/4
171/4
171/4
171/2
171/2
*171/4
173/4
173/8
173/s
98
355/8
I8V4
1171/2
*96"
173/a
1063/4
700
*94V4
*1151/2
No par
.No par
Cop & Steel
convertible
.
>
preferred
preferred
Continental
......100
common.
preferred
Continental
No par
No
preferred..........
$5.50
5%
Power
preferred
Continental
18
16
101-4
357/8
22
21
*101/8
1063/4
Feb
I8V2 Jan.
173/a
103/8
IOV4
355/8
Feb.
IOV2 Jan.
10
10 »/4
1063/4
48Vs Jan.
15
1
*10V4
*30
111/2
353/8
7
29
,10c
*111/4
1061/4
23
Feb.
9
Inc..1
113/8
351/8
Feb.
163/4 Feb.
Stores
113/8
IO6V4
4%
200
101/8
191/4 Jan.
96
111/2
4,000
Vultee Aircraft
93
*11
10
Consumers
99
111/4
10
Consolidated
18
111/4
10
29
,
111/2
10
29
-
*111/4
101/8
191/2 Jan.
5
1,600
3,100
36V8 Jan.
28
10
151/8
303/4
2
16
991/2
15
583/4
20
May
*98
147/8
31
341/8 Jan.
99
99
143/4
303/4
167/e Feb.
21V4 Mar.
106
99
143/4
303/4
8
106Y4 Jan.
110
106
991/2
143/4
-
581/4
26
2
15
106
*981/2
991/2
305/8
211/4 Feb.
24
106
107
303/4
25
16
15
583/4
141/2 June
Oct.
*981/2
58V2
Retail
Jan.
*1051/2
305/8
Textile Co Inc
Nov.
151/8
303/4
Consolidated
17
1
991/2
303/8
Consolidated
92
107
305/8
9
X95
15
581/2
14
2
*981/2
30V4
12V$ Jan.
Jan.
1061/2
*1051/2
30V4
103/4 Jan.
37
1061/4
1071/2
58V2
21
10
4,900
30
27
343/8 Jan.
1,700
2 65/8
30
Feb.
July 31
1081/2
263/8
303/4
Feb.
42
1083/8
26V2
303/4
10
2
1081/2
261/2
*293/4
10
321/4 Jan.
1081/2
267/8
267/s
preferred certificates of deposit...
6%
3
14
108V2
26V2
109
.
.
305/8
...5
............
5
26
108V2
267/8
335/8
.
59
Corp...
Gas
of Cuba
Feb.
Feb.
1085/8
263/4
333/4
*1051/2
C..
Feb.
107
1085/8
331/2
261/2
18
1073/4 Jan.
16,800
27
16
2
335/8
267/8
31
3
331/2
.'No par
27
Jan.
331/2
1083/4
107/8 Dec.
102
333/8
109
101/4 Dec.
1021/2 Jan.
331/2
301/4
7
2
331/4
581/2
Feb.
11
333/4
IIV2
31
Jan.
333/4
331/2
2,200
591/4
31
113V4 Mar.
10,300
301/2
28V4 Jan.
110
105/8
59
31Va Dec.
27
291/2
101/2
301/e
RR
29
221/4
*285/8
103/4
591/4
Natural
Consolidated
Oct.
221/s
291/2
105/8
3OV2
Consolidated
1013/4 Dec.
221/4
*287/8
103/4
58V4
4
8
102
221/4
291/2
105/8
301/4
Laundries
641/4 Feb.
313/4 Feb.
341/2 Mar.
223/8
*287/8
11
15
Consolidated
21
30
2
X223/S
30
103/4
pfd.'. .;100
23
573/4 Feb.
303/4 Jan.
227'8
*283/4
11
*111/4
281/4 Jan.
30
257/8
30
Corp....... .,1.33%
July 20
6%
225/8
251/2
9,000
107/8
15
Feb.
24
253/4
83/8
223/4
100
611/4
Dec. 31
251/2
331/4
*283/4
lli/s
.15
12
IIV2 Jan.
253/4
331/8
x8V*4
23
*98
341/2 Mar. 2i
3
83/8
30
11
100
series
Grocers
25
103/4 Jan.
8V4
*223/4
*1081/2
par
81/2
*28V2
B.,,.,... .100
series
41/2%
Preferred
Consolidated
.5
.
No par
common..
common....
11
1
.
No
221/2 June
July 17
.
81/2
251/2
85/8
4,600
Gas Electric Light & Power
451/2 Jan.
10
Corp.-1.,
Coppermines
preferred
$5
Consolidated
24
No
Mills Corp.
Consolidated
•
83/4
25
Publishing Co....
95/8 Jan.
27
•
-
Co..25
convertible preferred
$1.32
-
503/4
24,800
97
425/8
*96V2
*1151/2
9
*171/4
43
98
6,200
700
1161/4
91/4
18
5,700
500
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(928)
.
.
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
-
•;
_
64
Lowest
ny» Oct
10
12 V* Jan
48'4
July
2
2
22
July
13% Jan
13
2
G8% Jan
29
25
Jan
30
Continental Steel
29% Jan
3
Feb
8 % Feb
2
Jan
11
18
76
26
20
19
22% Jun
56% Jan
2
1
22% Jan
16
33 % Nov
16
27% Feb
5
14
x53'/2 Dec
12
Feb
12
26 Ve Jan
55% July
Jan
9
54
Jan
9
25
59% Sep
32
54
9
28
42% Jan
8
24% Feb
20
29% Jan
30% Nov
1
25% Feb 28
28% Jan
2
Oct
11
50
Feb
10
51 % Jan
14
13% May 24
x20 % Sep
19
18% Jan
15
22% Jan
28
29
72% Jan
2
2
69% Jau
9
60% Jun
Jan
2
x91% Dec
11
It
104% Feb
Jan
3
38
x66
73% Jan
2
18
87% Jan
95% Feb
93
Jan
23
96
1
Feb
26
29
Jan
23
166
Jan
10
Feb
25
26
4
Feb
19
4% Jan
2
Coty Inc
2% Jan
12
2
Jan
4
2y8 Jan
3
2
42% Oct
88V2 Dec 20
103% Feb
19
34 % Feb
26
38 y4 Jan
9
94V'2 Jan
25
6
11% Jan
22
12V4 Jan 24
7
25 '/a Feb
21
26
17
Feb
20
19% Jan
35
Jan
10
36% Feb
5
52% Jan
2
57% Jan
28
10% Jan
2
NOV
17
29 74 Mar
15
Jan
2
Oct
8
33% Dec
26
39% Feb
14
47% Nov 24
57% Oct
3
Jan
3
28
Jan
31
99 % Jan
9
101% Feb
4
47% Oct
3
33% Feb
20
39% Jan
30
79
Jun
28
99% Oct
3
84
Feb
20
92% Jan
30
23
Jun
25
32
Mar 20
23
Jan
17
24% Feb
8
19
Feb
29
20% Jan
18
Feb
25
7% Jan
2
106
20
24% Feb
19% Mar 29
7% July
10
129% Jan
5
6% Feb
20
Jan
3
8
10% Feb
25
28
30
Dec
22
29
99
Jan
29
3
52
Feb
29
27
10
Jan
7
24% Feb
23
Feb
20
106% Feb
15
95
Feb
21
Jan
10
49% Jan
12'/8 Jan
31
9
8 % Feb
% Feb
21
129% Jan
19
28
57
8%. July 2
23% Dec 12
27% Feb
23
10
132 ya Jan
128% May 23
28
Jun 29
24
37 % Nov
x32% Feb
15
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
preferred
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
—10
4%'.;
preferred
-100
Cuneo Press Inc
—5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common— No par
$7 preferred
No par
Prior
preferred
No par
Curtiss-Wright common
—1
16
Jan
6
131
27
Jan
Class
14%
70
8%
8%
62%
59%
23
23
28
27%
27%
*5374
55
*53%
*53%
55
26%
X25%
*48%
50
26%
26
26%
26%
25%
51
26%
25%
26
2574
*48%
26%
50
*48%
26%
4.000
26%
2.700
50
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1974
68%
68%
68 %
69%
68 %
68%
68
%
68%
590
76%
75
76
74%
75
73%
75
74 74
75%
2,200
96%
97
95
95
*95
96%
*95
96%
96%
96
96
*95
96%
*95
96%
*95
96%
100
70%
70%
70%
70
70%
70%
5,900
170
*95%
170
170
4'/«
2
*4%
4%
2
34%
35%
92 %
93%
11%
11%
12
25%
25%
2-%
*170%
10
40
171
4%
4%
4%
4'/a
474
1,400
2
2
2
2
4,600
35
35
64
*92
94
*93
94
100
12
12
12
12
12
12
1,400
2
25%
25%
25 %
25%
800
1774
2.900
34%
35
63%
%
12
17%
1-7%
17%
35
35
55%
*100%
171
70%
251 '■>
34%
35%
17%
*35
*170%
70%
2.000
2
2
2
70%
171
*169%
170
*4
4y»
2
55%
55%
%
17%
f%
55%
*35
6,300
35%
100
3674
*35
56
56
101
35
17%
3674
55%
55%
101
18
17%
36%
*35
35%
57
3.600
101%
101
35%
35%
35
35%
35
35%
86
86
86
86
86
86
87
87
*87
88
24
24
24
24
24
24
24%
*23%
24
330
19 %
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19
1,000
*175
200
230
7
5.200
*23%
y4
19
190
180
*175
6%
*63%
11%
11
30
6
6
*95
30
6 %
51
6%
*63%
11
11
29%
29%
7 %
7 Va
*95%
97%
97
11
11
51 %
51%
5174
8%
8%
8 %
24 %
24%
24%
132
26,400
20
52
1.200
8%
39,300
2474
24%
*129%
33
x32%
32%
32%
32%
3?%*91
?™4
32%
*91
'11%
*1574
39%
32%
93
12%
11%
1674
*15%
1.700
1674
3274
3274
33%
92
13
12
92
12
32%
*91
*11%
*1574
39
1474
3374
33
92
*92
9374
*129%
200
7%
97%
8'h
132
1.200
30
*95
51%
24%
200
64%
*29%
6%
8%
24%
33 Va
16%
6%
63%
132
32%
.
674
500
*129%
132
32%
33
3,700
*51'/a
8%
*24
24%
24%
*129%
3574
63%
t>%
95
51
8%
200
240
35%
36
101 %
11%
0^8
97
50%
8%
8%
24%
*95
*101%
30
*29%
6%
*175
64
11%
11%
*23%
101
*35%
6%
6%
*63%
64%
•
200
*175
7
*10%
%
97
*50%
.
200
7
*29%
100%
101
64
6%
64
132
*15%
55
70
-96
51
9
32%
*91
*12
1,200
*53%
55
68%
6'/„
2.50
20
28
*95
11%
29%
1
-100
1.200
*27%
*95
86y2
24
19%
180
7
Duvega Stores Corp common
5'r
convertible preferred
227»
28
19%
*
Corp common
3%%
preferred series A
12.700
22%
27%
76
94
11%
25>/2
17%
36
55%
*32Va
61%
22 %
61%
22%
68 Va
4%
2%
35%
24%
61%
600
x60 %
*53%
55
*49%
9.600
27%
61
26%
51
8%
22%
60
26%
26%
26%
19%
08%
77
96%
96 %
70%
168%
*129%
27
26%
*49%
2.100
8%
27%
61%
23
27%
26%
20%
8%
8%
14%
69%
x22%
61
22%
51
8%
8%
*13%
69 %
14%
70
69
"
.8%
%
8
55
*94
*50%
8%
*13%
14%
69
28
—No par
Inc
Cutlev-Ilaminer
3
69
61%
23
674
.1
pfd
Shares
14%
70
*14
14%
64%
100
A—.
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
the Week
Feb. 29
70
*03%
*10%
29%
,
22
37y4 Jan.
*85%
*23
19%
*170
7
pfd—'—100
ntmeum
Friday
Feb.28
14%
*100% 101 Me
35%
35%
——
7% Feb
3
10% Feb
RR 67<
Cuba
21
12% Jan
29 % Feb
14% Oct
48 74 Jun
96
63
31% Aug 20
3
6% Nov 23
•
Feb
64
8
Mar
77
9
Jan
190
19
Jan
13
9% July
x25
Apr
11
2
Nov
62
13
185
Mar 27
180
!
1
1
25
3%',;
preferred
-100
Creameries of America.
1
Cream of Wheal Corp (The)
2
Crown Cork & Seal common
2.50
$2 preferred
—--No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common.—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer com
—25
5% convertible preferred
-100
25
91 % Jan
25
22
170
20
12% May
97% Nov
*70
168%
4%
*2
35
*92%
11%
*25%
*17%
*34%
55% '
Coty International Corp
Crane Co common
28
31% Jun 29
*S5
Products Refining common.25
1"!»
preferred
.——100
Corn
5% Jan
186
Jun
27% Jan
"
preferred
—100
Cum pfd 3 % % series of 1947-100
3%%
18
70% Feb
5
Glass Works common
Coming
25
Jan
65% Feb
19
79% Aug 17
166% J^ay 17
4% Nov 16
2
Jan
93
July 16
104% Mar 2
x92% Dec
66
78
*22%
27%
*53'A
25%
26%
*49%
19%
68%
77
*95
♦
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 27
70
8%
G1
Corp—
14
common-—5
$3 prior preferred
No par
Copper Range Co.——No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
Convertible pref 5% series——50
Cornell Dubllier Electric Corp .—_1
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co
20
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
16% Jun 29
49
Mar 17
52
8%
PRICES
Wednesday
71
70%
—
SALE
Feb. 26
14%
*13%
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 25
Feb. 'i3
Fibre.——.5
Continental Insurance
10
Continental Motors
—1
Continental Oil of Delaware—-,---5
9 >4 Jan
Jan
09
Par
Continental Diamond
6
AND
LOW
Monday
Saturday
EXCHANGE
IV/4 Feb
10
'
'
V
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
11% Jan
78
y4 Nov 28
7% July
Since Jan.
Range
Highcsi
Lowest
'
•'
STOCKS
1951
Year
' '
Previous
Range for
*129%
132
32 %
2,100
32%
32%
3.000
9174
92
130
1174
200
32 %
D
25% Jan
S
32
100% Mar 16
91
2
Jan
37% Mar
t
33% Feb
Dana
18
Jan
3
94
Jan
26
1274 Dec 26
1774 Feb
9
11% Feb
29
13
Jan
2
14% July 24
2
17% Feb 28
47
Dec 31
15V4 Jan
16
1574 Jan
8
38 y8 Feb 20
20 y4 Apr
14 Vs Feb
Jun 25
90
31 ya Jan
Oct 29
15
33% Feb
19
Jan
4
8574 Jan
2
93
Feb
27
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
T
88
28
17% Jan
8
Jan
28
93
Feb
29
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
21
96% Feb
20
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
Feb
26
8% Feb
14
974 Jan
14
Decca
54% Jan
9
63 74 Jan
25
Deep Rock Oil Corp—
61V4 Feb
4
66% Jan 32
21
41 V« Jan
t
Jan
69% Oct 17
74
Oct 19
2
Rubber
Dayton
6
Deere
7%
Co
&
No par
preferred
Jan
If
3
3274 Feb
8
63y4 Feb
•
43
Jan
2
48
Feb
0
Delaware
10% July
17V4 Feb
2
12% Feb
20
1474 Jan
4
23 Va Feb
19
25% Jan
2
Delaware
62
Feb
27
71% Jan
19
74
20
Delaware Lack & Western
,
17
*
2
—
Power &
27
6
60% Jun 29
79% Feb
17
Feb
27
15% Mac 29
25% Dec
8
21% Jan
9
24% Jan 17
Derby Oil Co (The)
21% Apr 10
60
Oct 23
25% Sep
6
23
Jan
3
23% Feb
15
Detroit Edison
2
55 % FetS
13
60
Feb
29
Detroit
6% Jan
11
26
22%
<
4
*3274
45%
4574
46y4
1274
13
127a
13
23%
23y4
2374
66%
' " 6474
6674
7574
9174
*95
2274
874
5 6 74
65V4
32%
7674
*45
_50
Light Co—13.50
Dec
69% Oct
20% Jan, 2
.
100
Hudson..
&
*95
93%
93%
96%
6674
—1
common
*91%
9Gy2
16'4
3974
1474
3374
23%
50c
Inc
93%
22%
8y2
55Va
G4'/4
3274
-50c
Co
Records
4iy« Jun 25
30% Jun 25
3174 Jan
24% Feb
*92
*95
«
9374
*91%
100
2574 Sep 10
11% Oct
4
Jun 27
14y2
3374
*92
loo
92% Jan
Feb 26
3974
14%
3374
39
1474
3374
(The)
1
-—10
Dayton Power & Light common
_7
Jan
104
Dec
39
Cbrp
34% Sep 19
99
84% Dec 26
57
Dayslrom Inc.
18
28
8
Davison
4
1574 Jan
35
2
Dec
91
Chemical
2
Jan
49
26
100% Feb
29 V* Jan
85
14
*15y4
2274
87a
-
55 74
87'a
56
65
64
32%
.
93
93
12
16V4
39%
14 74
*11%
*1574
1274
I6V4
39y4
1474
337-4
387«
14%
3374
14%
1,600
3374
3374
3,500
*9274
9374
10
93
60
93%
*91%
93
96V4
*9174
*95
93
*95
"
91%
9674
21%
'
21%
2174
22
8 74
874
874
874
54 %
6274
32%
55y2
6374
32%
54%
55y4
6374
*3274
63%
3274
X5574
6374
3274
4574
457-4
4574
.4674
1274
12%
1274
13
'
93
96%
227a
874
1,600
*95
9674
22
2274
8%
8.000
874
2,600
56
55%
57
2,000
65
6474
65 y8
7.200
2374
23y8
62
63
75
7674
2274
74
2274
3274
1,000
45%
46
2,700
1374
1274
1374
8,500
*23%'
237a
64
3274
4674
23%
2374
23%
1,600
63%
2374
3274
46
13
62%
"
*14 74
*9274
21
874
.
3974
14 74
93
3374
93
40
39%
-33%
1474
3374
64%
63%
6474
4,900
5,400
Denver <fe Rio Grande West RR—
48% July
2
64
Mar
18% Jan 17
Jan
8
574 Feb
39% Dec 11
4574 Jan
54
27
1674 Jan
14
25% Jan
19% Mar 9
29% Mar 1
23% July 20
36% Nov 26
19
17% Feb
5% July 25
20
79% Jan
3
27 74 Jan
x35% Feb 27
ctfs for common
Escrow
19
ctfs for preferred
21'
1
Detroit Steel Corp
1
Devoe
32% Dec 20
13%NCV 24
.8% Jan
3
Jun 28
24
3
114% Feb
19
21
11
Diamond
36% Feb 20
32 74 Jan
8
5274 Jan
34% Feb
18
$1.50
19% Feb
8
13% Feb
4
1474 Jan
11% Feb
S
10
Jan
8
11
Feb
II
x227a Feb
20
31
Range for Previous
Year 1951
Lowest
T
Motor
Car
Stores
26'/a Jan
19
Distill
2974 Feb
21
37l/4Jan
2
10% Jan
8
1174 Feb
27
80% Jan
2
3174 Feb
26
3674 Jan
2
14% Jan
2
38% Aug 16
19% Oct
2
16% Jan
16
1 874
8
43% Jun 29
77% Jan 10
66% Oct 19
55 74 Feb
21
119% Sep 11
100% Feb
29
99% Jan
3
252y2 Feb
13
x2274 Feb
3T
25 74 Jan
30
Dresser
111% Feb
2
Sep 13
80% Dec 20
27% Oct
93% Feb
19 y4 Jan
10
ioy« Not 21
3
Feb
103
Jan
2
28
257% Jan 30
1674
17
26
26 %
26
36%
3674
36%
*1374
14
14
1074
23%
1074
23%
10%
2374
Saturday
Jan
18
84
Feb
7
33
Nov 21
32
Jan
22
33
Feb
15
Dunhill
17
Feb
10% Feb 28
9
12% Jan 23
-
No par
5
No par
*113
114
*4874
4974
*3374
34>/4
102% May
8
84% Feb
21
92
Jan
2
125
Jan
3
106% Feb 23
X114V4 Jan
8
119
Jan
21
x92y4 Jan
8
97% Feb
15
4974 Feb
27
7
45% Jau
10
9% Deo 26
12% Feb
6
9% Feb
29
1974 Jun 25
19
Jan 10
28% Nov
1
Dec
18
10% Jan
-No par
15
No par
No par
22%
2.500
2374
2374
11,300
60
60
60
20
574
17%
6
17%
1774
2,800
3,100
60
574
17%
1774
1674
26
17
17
*1674
25%
26
2574
2574
2,200
36%
16%
26
36%
36%
37
37
1,500
*111
112
X11074 11074
*49
49%
34
34
3374
6
112
17
500
*
112
4974
50%
5074
34'4
3474
3474
600
5074
3474
1,300
800
1374
1374
*1374
1374
1 3%
1374
13%
1374
600
' ' 10%
10%
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56 y8
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57
104
103
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Feb. 27
Feb. 26
31
30%
30%
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1174
800
32%
3274
32%
32 74
32%
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17
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17
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31
31
31
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11%
11%
11%
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3274
32%
3274
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17%
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1774
57
58
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56%
5574
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10174
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1174
11%
103%
the Week
11%
11%
57
Feb. 28
1174
1174
11%
102
Friday
Feb. 29
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Feb. 25
Sales for
10074
102%
55%
102
10174
56%
10274
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30
56%
100%
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900
4,400
57
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—
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-
11
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3,600
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Preferred $4.50 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
7
75 y4
72274
23%
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49y2
33%
7474
221 'a
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50c
common
convertible
Duplan Corp
49
75
2274
23%.
*57
6
—No par
Industries
374%
Feb. 23
1
$4 preferred series A--,
$3.25 2nd preferred
81
6
18
1674
26%
36%
11274 113
14
10%
Par
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Dow Chemical Co common
1
54 y4 Feb
Nov
*1674
3474
Divco
3
6274 Jan 28
116% Jan
20
46
17
26
37y8
5%
17%
G
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7474
23%
574
1774
60
75y8
2274
2374
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23%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
du Pont de Nem (E I)
Nov 26
82
112% Nov 27
90% Dec 19
17
26
*36%
6
17%
-50c
2
Dome Mines Ltd.
270
674
1874
*56
60
*33%
EXCHANGE
Highest
14% Jan 19
2
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1874
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NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
33% Nov 26
3
CO
11474
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10% Deo 21
20% Jan
*56
22
23%
-
*49
Corp—
Corp
Dixie Cup Co new.
Dr. Pepper Co
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
180% Jan
23%
_2
Diana
1274 Jan
Dec 29
23
23%
*113
Co
28
1174 Jan 28
99
22Va
23%
—25
Jan
16% Apr If
37% Dec 17
12
22%
2374
100
common
preferred
cum
76
2274
STOCKS
Highest
Dec 20
Match
.
No par
preferred
cum
Diamond
3
2
10
Alkali Co
4,40%
Jan
Feb
16
—5
& Reynolds class A
49
Feb
new
Vilbiss Co
De
107
19
-8
20
Hillsdale & S W RR Co_ 100
Diamond
Jan 25
7574
100
„
—
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
18% Feb 21
18% Jan 28
43
100
Escrow
8474
*117
No par
Duquesne Light Co. 3.15%
D W G Cigar Corp
*96
pfd—50
5
49
>10
8474
117%
97 %
49%
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84%
117
97%
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97
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117
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85%
118
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118
600
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40
50
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3,700
E
19
Apr
4
13% Jun 29
July 10
156% Deo 11
36% July 2
41 y8
15 y2 Jun 28
Deo 31
81
30
33y4Sep 28
51% Sep 17
50% Sep 14
182
Jan
44
Aug
19% Feb
11
7
8
Feb 26
95
15% Jan 30
Jun 22
11
Jan 25
19
Sep 26
101% Mar 22
44% Dec 18
54% May 2
27% Oct 18
96
17% Jun 29
34% Jun 29
1% Jan
2
40% Jan
2
15
Deo
5
41% Jan 26
2174 Feb 27
25
Jan
28
247a Feb
287a Jan
2
27
22% Feb
21
25% Jan
14 Va Feb
26
16% Jan 21
44
158
Feb 27
Jan
21
36% Feb 27
15% Jan
2
83
18
21
48
Jan
165
Jan
4
40 y4 Jan
17
17
Eastern
6%
—
8374 Feb
28
1
18% Jan
102
Jan
14
13% Feb 27
44% Jan 24
14% Jan
14
47% Feb
29
Electric
24 y2 Jan
16
29% Feb
7
Electric
37% Jan
14
1 % Feb
4% %
Ekco
—2
Co
Bros Stores Inc
Edison
2
2
100
preferred
Manufacturing
Eaton
1
10
5
10
Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
1674 Feb 23
Feb
:
Corp
Eastern Stainless
18
Jan
10
Eastern Airlines Inc
Jan
99
J,
Eagle-Picher Co
common—1
100
preferred
2.50
Products Co common
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
474%
Auto-Lite
100
—1
—
5
(The)
common-
-2
Convertible preferred
No par
Boat
38% Feb
25
2
2% Jan
4
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
46% Sep 21
16% Jan 12
41% Feb 21
42% Feb
9
Electric
14% Feb
5
Elgin National Watch Co
22% Jun 25
31% Oct
26
64% Jun 29
48% Jun 28
79% Oct 11
July 20
12
2% Oct 10
12
12% Jan
Feb
7
27
287a Jan 22
Elliott
Storage Battery
Co
574%
l5
common
No par
—15
52% Mar
6
49
0
0
337/a Feb 20
15% Feb 19
12% July 17
16% Mar 10
7
Emerson Radio
20
13% Feb 29
19% Jan
2
15% Jan
16% Apr 20
26% Nov
8
21 y4 Feb
1
27% Jan
2
28% Feb
7
9874 Feb
11
2
Nov 10
33%
103%
22%
7%
Jan
2
51% Jan
Emerson Electee
y4 Jan 29
9574 Feb
21
20y2 Jan
5 Ms Feb
2
8
1674 Jun 29
24% Feb II
17% Jan
3
4
2074 Jan 29
6174 Dec
71% Feb - f
60
Mar If
62% Jan
2
68
6174 Jan 11
63
Oet 11
19% Jun 29
5% Jun 28
.59
.
Jun
3
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For footnote*
see
page 24.'
preference
El
17
Feb
0
Jan 12
Feb
s
Feb 23
94
5%
38% Jan 24
22% Jan 31
5% Jan
-
Feb
2
Feb 14
Paso
Natural
5%
Mfg Co
&
No par
common—
preferred series A-
Erie & Pittsburgh RR
*4174
*1374
26%
—3
Gas
Co
.100
50
22%
25
2474
*23
16%
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85
1674
17
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100
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14
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27%
28
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38%
*1%
2
*60
*50
34%
*15%
14V4
2074
*2874
—4
Phonograph—5
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co.—
.6.50
Equitable Office Bldg
-1
Erie RR
*15%
50
—50
Empire District Electric Co
2
16 y4 July
22
2274
15
44y4
44V2
*158
162
3674
3674
10
:
convertible preferred
38% Oct
22% Jan
23% Jan
22
247'a
*22%
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574
19
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23%
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14%
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17
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16
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64%
65
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2,300
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27%
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2
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10
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50
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16
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65
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Volume
Number 5095
175
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(929)
17
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
1951
Lowest
Range
Lowest
Highest
A7/a July 27
8% May
18 Va Apr
July 11
1 lv4 Jun
2b
•«
Apr
37-
Jun
2R
53
Dec
2% Dec
31
.
Since Jan.
3
5% Jan
13
xl3% Jan
I
rv^..vA.
Highest
31
EXCHANGE
6% Jan
2
15
14% Feb
28
0
11
Jan
22
12 V2 Jan
14
48
Feb
5
2% Feb
27
4% Feb 20
54
Feb
2
n
3% Feb 15
57/8
™5
1
3
rn
Exchange Bullet Corp—
5'8
13%
111/8
2.50
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Feb. 2(i
Feb. 27
F«u>. :i*
Feb. 2!)
Shares
"5%
13'8
111/8
5iy4
Tuesday
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
5
~
Monday
Saturday
Par
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11
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE TRICES
VPU7
6
13'2
11
51!4
*5%
14
*13'/a
111/8
51
51%
13^
11 %
51
*5074
*574
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14%
1,500
11 Va
11 Va
11%
6,200
50%
51
5%
14 ya
11
11 %
u
517'a
5%
14%
57/8
57 a
13 7«
6
50%
50%.
50%
900
-
2%
2%
*274
23
22%
3
2%
2%
*2%
2%
27'a
4
3
1,500
6
2%
700
3
F
26% Dec
27
27% Dec
28
22% Feb
20
27% Jan
3
21% July 20
26 % Feb
2
22 % Feb
26
23% Jan
11
17 % Feb
19
12% Jan
3
16% Jan
29
16% Dec
3
15% Jan
2
17Va Feb
18
12 %
July 30
13% Jan
9
11% Jun
28
29% Mar 27
12% Feb
28
46% Dec
12
51% Dec
31
48% Feb
19
52
Jan
2
82% Oct
9
66% Jan
8
71
Jan
23% Jan
5
Nov
38% Oct
100
6
31 % Oct
25
28% Feb
28
30% Feb
20
8% Feb
2
4% Feb
21
5% Jan
30
64% Feb
14
106
2
18
17% Jan
3
Jan
B
37
Feb
27
41% Jan
4
100
Jan
3
101% Jan
3
16% Jan
9
38% Feb
19
Jan
51
69% Feb
29
74% Jan
20
70% Dec 31
53
Feb
27
x69% Jan
107% Mar 17
104
Jan
12
106
Jan
35'/a Feb
20
40% Jan
10% Jan
31
11% Feb
28
10% Nov
21
25
Jan
2
92
Dec
3
21
Dec
17% Jan
21
Jun
13% Dec
10% Jan
19
10
x20% Feb
30% Feb
100
21
Feb
22% Jan
Jan
15
90% Jan
13
Food
19
28
2
97
Feb
54% Jan
29
4
19
18
Jun
29
10% Jan
9
29
49% Sep 27
36% Feb
26
17% Oct
3
15
Feb
4
30% Jan
2
23% Feb
29
26
Jan
)
75 Va Jan
10
83
Feb
21
10% Mar tl
7% Feb
14
8% Jan
Dec
26
3
'
Fab
Feb
4 Va
37%
100
*29%
4%
38%
38
37%
100
100
*70%
56
4%
101
38%
37
101%
38%.
100
*100
38%
38%
101
101
12%
13%
56%
37
10%
10%
105
*69
58 %
70%
70%
70
54%
53
56
*69
54%
54%
29
105%
37
37
37%
*36%
37%
11 Va
11 Va
11%
11%
*11
11%
28%
29%
101%
105
36%
*98
20%
70%
105
20%
20%
29%
29 Va
101%
*98
*99
21
48
*47%
48%
67
*64%
67
100
28 %
*29
29%
800
x37%
11
7,900
39
38%
38%
101
100%
100%
15%
15%
900
34 Va
34%
70
3,300
9,600
69%
69%
54%
54%
*105 %
1,200
55
105 Va
140
106
37%
*10%
*
120
36%
36
11%
1,200
600
11
29 %
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29
29%
29
29%
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101%
*99
101 %
20%
20%
21
*105
900
5
*4%
5
101%
29%
29%
101%
20%
106
*105
3,900
20%
20%
20%
3,300
20%
1,300
7%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
Light Co... No par
25%
26
26%
26%
28%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27 Va
14 Va
*14%
20%
14%
14 %
14 %
14%
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20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
3,000
21%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20 Va
20%
3,000
90 Va
*95%
96 Va
*95%
Stores
_
Inc
convertible
No par
__
21
20%
21
21 %
21 Va
21 Va
21%
16
14
8
Freeport Sulphur Co
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf Trailer Co
100
*96
96%
96%
48%
47%
104
103
*95%
96%
47
48 Va
47%
..
48
103
X103
104
104
48 Va
48%
96%
10
48%
4,000
190
104
104
104
300
14%
96
96
96
96%
96%
97
96
96%
97
210
48%
49
49%
49
49%
49
49%
49
49%
49
49
3,100
18%
*18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,000
11%
11%
11%
38%
38%
36%
38'%
15
15
15
96%
*14%
1
24%
—100
—
95 Va
48%
104
14%
~
*11
-
1
*81%
common
*
21
6.500
11,900
48%
l
—
48%
106
*18
_20
new.
96%
47%
No par
Franklin Stores Corp
Jan
preferred
*95%
*103
10
15% Jan
14%
20%
1
—
Sugar Co_
11% Feb
14%
*14
10
common
preferred—-100
46
4%
56%
*36
cum pfd ser of '51—15
Machinery & Chem Corp
10
Francisco
70%
71%
"
106
No par
Corp
&
3%% preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
11
95
July 10
Jan
28%
5
$4.20 div
374%
27
8
17
Fair
Food
29
44% Jan
29
5
29%
5'/a
5
*105
Florence Stove Co
2
52% Oct
x29
(The) Carpet Co
5
Flintkote Co (The) common—No par
$4 preferred
—No par
30
102
30
29%
5
No par
23% Jan
29
29%
5
100
23% Jan
Jan
*29 !4
5
preferred
27
96% Feb
5
Firth
4
5b % Jan
*65
34 Va
20
114
*46%
67
34%
20% Feb
26
48%
*65%
34%
20% Feb
20
*47
67
33%
5
10
12%
48
67
34%
13
Feb
13%
*47
67%
34%
Florsheim Shoe class A
Follansbee Steel Corp
Feb
13
48%
*65
34%
21
47
9,900
13
*47%
68
34%
14% Feb
92% Jan
13
13%
48%
34%
8
103
4,800
34%
13% Jan
14
17
15%
12
14
16%
15%
17
Dec
17
15%
31
54
16 Va
15%
Power
110% Dec
16 Va
15%
Power
9
16%
*15%
Florida
27
5,100
15 %
Florida
Feb
1,400
14%
*15%
10
26% Oct
22%
14%
15%
29
25% Feb
23%
*22%
14%
15%
18% Jan
100
23 %
22%
14%
_5
27 Va Feb
2
13
Va
23%
22%
*66
100
2
Jan
13
23%
14%
*46%
No par
First National Stores
16
3i0% Nov
73
Truck
'
13
24
22%
14%
2
50
preferred
4%%
19
24% May 11
13% Feb
9
24% Nov
Motor
25
16% Nov 24
-
"l
pfd ser A wi
17% Jan
87% Nov 30
14
cum
25% Jan
a
10
13%
conv
10
33% Apr
Jun
28% Mar 21
25
Jan
16%
19% Aug 21
26
36
28% Feb
98
20
16%
26% Dec
2
19% Mar 30
Apr
106% Feb
16%
28
&0 % Dec
94
40% Aug 10
14% Apr 13
33% Oct 18
16%
24
22%
•
Corp
1
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
lo
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
8
Sep
4
16%
Corp
Ferro
24
28
Jan
16%
4%'/
7
78
l
Finance
Felt & Tarrant
Mfg Co
2
19
Oct
14%
Federated Dept Stores common
12
54% Nov
103
*14%
Pederal
1
31% Jan
22%
14%
Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
!
19
*38% Aug 29
24
22%
14%
5%
18
15% Jan
Apr 20
23%
22%
14%
Federal Mining &
11
Dec
24.%
22%
*14%
Fedders-Quigan Corp
1
13% Jan
08
2
23%
i
Family
25
14% Jan
23%
22%
Falstaff Brewing Corp
2
60% Jan
Fairbanks Morse & Co new—No par
Fajardo Sugar Co——
20
*11
11%
11%
*11
*15
37%
37%
*15%
11
37%
15%
3G%
15%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
81%
61%
81%
81%
81%
81%
24
800
5,700
15 %
2,000
23%
15%
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11%
38%
24
7,200
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38%
15%
24%
84
11%
37%
83
110
11%
38 Va
;
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'
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24%
83
G
6% Nov 20
-
4.
11% Jtfar 29
19% Oct
23
.17% Feb
20
19% Jan
23
19
20% Jan
13
19 % Jan
9
19% Jan
Gabriel Co (The)
16
Gair
Co
Inc
9
7% Jun
13
9% Feb
9
7% Feb
20
May 29
40% Oct
9
8% Jan
8
36 % Feb
29
38% Jan
12
17% July 19
20
Jan
1
21% Jan
8
18% Feb
27
19% Jan 21
Gamewell
20% Oct
10
23% Feb
ID
25% Jan
Gardner-Denver
20% Oct
15
22% Feb
5
-8% May I
40 % Aug 24
30% Aug 30
31% Dec
7
6% Feb
26
30
'
18
Jun
20
0% Jan
■
12
31
Jan
10
23% Jan
23
20% Jan
2
102% July
48% July
6
10% Jan
2
149
Jan
9
6
13% Jun 29
8% July
73%Jan
26% Jun
2
2
29
15% Jun 29
111
Jan
30
49% Jan
4
6% Jan
18
38% Nov 19
91
Dec
7
% Nov
8
53% Oct
26
xll8
Deo
109% Dec
5
6
13
35
Apr
Mar
2
27
41% Jan
22
18
31% Feb
7
21
27% Jan
30
20
103V2 Jan
15
9
55% Feb
4
General
2
11% Jan
10
General
153 Va Jan
15
General
77
Feb
25
Jan
14
17% Jan
5
Feb
11
59% Jan
8% Feb
7
20
63% Sep
17
8
115
Jan
54% Feb
118
9
20
123% Oct
4
110
'Feb
27
Year
11%
Range
Highest
Jan.
Since
Lowest
15%
10%
10%
77
77
77
77
77
*30
31
16%
1674
11674
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43%
44
4374
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94
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116
94 Va
preferred
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1
1
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convertible
122
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56
100
114
preferred—100
8
8
8%
9
9
No par
„
55
121%
'
Feb
21
126% Jan
2
119% Jan
11
123% Feb
8
5
105% Jan
10
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3
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31
18
May 22
81% July 30
17% May 19
21% Feb
0
Jan
2
1
Gen
40% Jan
10
34% Feb
20
37% Jan
4
General
27% Aug 31
20% Jan
4
22% Jan
16
YORK
9
STOCK
EXCHANGE
preferred
Preferred
114
*110
Saturday
Par
.
.
Outdoor
Feb. 23
5
Advertising—No
Equip Corp
43
95
87a
110
4,700
44
*93
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8%
1,700
55
55
;
3.600 \
9
9
,
55
10,500
122 %
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112
360
122%
11374
12274
100
Sales for,
PRICES
Thursday
Friday
the Week
;
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Shares
:
50%
5074
5074
122%
122%
122%
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98%
;
46.200
507a
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50%
50%
50 %
12274
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28%
9874
98%
9874
21%
21%
21Va
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2174
21%
21'4
2174
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21%
35
34%
No par
Feb. 26
8%
8%
94%
122%
Wednesday
Feb. 27
Tuesday
Feb. 25
8%
21.200 jr
122%
3574
3574
35%
3574
3574
3574 "
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3,400 !\
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98
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par
Monday
SALE
•'
55 %
%
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Portland Cement Co—1
Gen'Precision
HIGH
5474
50 Va
122
122
—No par
AND
^
200
44%
55
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110
113
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200
700
874
55
54%
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260
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4374
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9
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700
6.300
116
116
5574
120
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1074
30
30
116%
159
122%
50%
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No par
—
series
$3.75
55
122%
54%
8%
8
8%
8%
56
121%
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General Motors Corp common
$5
8
55
54%
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1674
6,300
16%
10%
1074
16 Va
93%
55%
54%
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16%
77%
44%
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159
3074
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8
10%
30 3 4
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4
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2674
103
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31%
44
2
4
15%
10%
94
29
27
158%
16%
10%
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Jan
Jun
157
157
158
16
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Dec
3
*156%
No par
NEW
Feb
11%
No par
1
22
11%
preferred
Nov
20
11%
Finance Corp
Foods Corp com.
Highest
52% Feb
11%
55%
94
50
11%
16%
116%
1,800
11%
10%
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2.610
11%
11%
16%
77
110
54%
54
10%
1,400 !.
.
26%
54%
10%
-
700
30
10374
54
16%
5,600
26%
103
54 %
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36%
31
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com
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54%
46
3
3074
23%
7
54
55%
119
May
.
158
*156
/ 674
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31
No par
Corp..
Corp
preferred
2374
'
237a
*23
2374
54
11%
STOCKS
1951
54
26%
103%
11%
Range for Previous
Lowest
26%
*102%
11 %
General Instrument Corp__
General Mills common -;
12
Jan
26%
102%
■
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2374
35
35
x30%
Electric
$3.50
28
116
31%
7%
23%
.
7
General
12
Jan
35%
30%
16%
10% Jan
60
35%
31%
116%
General
122% Feb
35%
31 Va
116%
General
2
35%
31%
1167a
7
2
35%
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.
6%
7
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28
27
6%
35%
*
_
30
Jan
"■
16%
Jan
7% Jan
23
7 Va
*30%
Jan
54% Feb
23%
23
23%
6Va
16%
45
118
23 Va
23%
23%
22 Va
31%
94
3
23%
23
23%
7
16%
116%
3
8
23%
23%
23%
7
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4
8
1874
16%
17
Feb
19
77
Jan
11% Mar
*1874
31%
7% Jan
65% Jan
18%
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42 Va Jan
128
18%
*30%
10
90
18%
100
18
2
*18%
54%
1st
Oct
Jan
18%
4% conv 2nd preferred
50
General Cigar Co Inc coin—.No par
7r/c preferred
100
48% Jan
105
*18%
23%
$8 preferred
4%
19
54
Cable
32
774
3674
26%
Bronze
8
774
36%
102%
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20
774
37%
54%
General
29
7%
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26%
2
Jan
77 a
37%
102%
28
Feb
7%
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54%
29
16% Feb
7%
37%
26%
Feb
74
7%
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11% Feb
30
7%
37%
1
17Va Jan
^
1974
100
27
159
1774
*1974
Transportation
—5
Baking Co common—.
5
27
500
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17%
1974
Amer
Feb
200
18%
1774
19%
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com
3,000
17%
19 34
com—1
American Investors
7%
30%
17%
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.
2
——-
Inc
$4.50 preferred
10!a Feb
15%
8
Apr
(The)
Industries
400
774
36%
17%
19%
19
4%% convertible preferred
50
Gaylord Container Corp
1.66%
Feb
Corp
Wood
1,400
10,600
1974
17%
*19%
7%.
No par
—
Gar
11% Jan
13
Co
Garrett
7%
1774
*19%
7%
17%
19 %
u.No par
11
7
125
(The)
7%
',..1774
7!V
17%
7%
*36%
—50
22
51% Jan
6
Co
-7%
.7%.
17%
19%
5
common
preferred
Jan
14% Feb 20
17% Jan
convertible
26 Va Feb
May 4
19% Mar 19
80
5'7c
*71/4
__1.20
■
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
102% Feb
162
11% Sep
preferred
8% Jan
24
.
27% Jan
107% Mar 0
68% Feb 20
12
\
6%
1
r,
(Robert) common—.....1
Jan
%
21%
21%
98
2174
50%
50%
123
*122%
123
500
800
98
98
;
500
-
Feb
23
.3% Feb
28
3% Jan
7
General
10c
3%
3%
374
3%
374
3%
3%
374
3%
3%
3%
7,200
2
21% Dec
31
20Va Jan
3
22% Feb
4
21%
2174
21%
21%
2174
2174
21%
2174
21%
22,300
29
2874 Oct
8
25
Jan
10
27% Feb
28
21 Va
20%
21%
Jun
General Public Utilities Corp
5
Gen Railway Signal com
—No par
21%
22
26%
*26%
2674
20%
2674
2674
2674
2674
27%
27 74
27% •'
115
Dec
10
119
Jan
25
16% Jan
8
July 2
80% Jun 28
34
May 15
101
Dec
27
130
Jan
13
9% Jan
17
39% Oct
17
39% Jan
8% Jan
33
Jan
121
Jan
25
9
9% Feb
25
General
10
42% Feb
25
General
17
36 V2 Feb
21
39% Jan
6%
17
Service—
Public
preferred
General
—
100
—
Corp———
119
Jan
29
101V2 Jan
31
104% Jan
7
2
32
Sep
0
29% Jan
2
31 Va Jan
28
29
40
Oct
25
32
Feb
29
35% Jan
2
* »*36%
General Time Corp comlnon—No par
101% Apr
24
105
Jan
18
100
Jan
26
102% Jan
3
9
66Va Jan
28
4%%; preferred
-.100
General Tire &f Rubber Co com—.—5
87
S4
Jan
2
60% Oct
17
81% Dec
31
96% Jan
30
8IV2 Jan
3
Feb
2G
72
27
92
Jan
16
76
Jan
16
77% Feb
18
Apr
29
23% Jan
Dec
17% Jan
10
26
52
Jan
14
20 V2 Feb
24 Va Jan
2
33
Sep 21
30'/a Jan
9
31% Feb
6
100
Mar 20
94
Jan
3
98 % Jan
I6V2 Feb
19
17% Jan
2
16% July
18% July
27% Jan
7%
120
preferred
5
preferred
Gillette
$5
Safety
31
7V2 Jan
2
8'/a Jan
18
*7%
Jaiji 10
8
520%
20%
38%
38 V8
Jan
16
Goebel Brewing Co——;
I—1
Gold <fo Stock Telegraph Co—.,—100
24% Feb
19
16% Feb
27
18% Jan
23
Goodall-Sanford
.66% Sep
18
55% Feb
20
62 % Jan
7
104 % Aug
14
103% Jan
3
IO0V2 Feo
29
131
3
Goodrich Co
$5
Dec
13
19
Mar 14
2% Jan
50
Oct
109
6
Feb
8
17% Feb
42% Feb
2
51
104
Jan
3
9
Feb
1G
-107% Feb
20
x49% Jan
Aug 16
47% jnn
29
29
9
10 % Jan
\
0
4% Feb
5
2% Jan
10
3% Feb
8
6% July 10
29 % Nov 21
10% Jan
9
83/a Jan
11
9% Feb
15
43% Mar 17
29% Feb
29
28 Va Mar 10
x22% Feb
19
24% Jan
30
99 % Jan
9
104% Jan
30
27% Feb
21
33Va Jan
2
91
Jan
2
Feb
13
29
27% Apr
24
88% Dec
17
12
29
Jun
34'
Oct
9
103% Feb
14
-
31% Jan
95
preferred
4
Union
<W T)
3%%
Co
(The),
,•
10% Jan
9
Dec
28
102% Mar
8
94
19% Jun
29
27% Jan
9
10% Jan 21
14% Jun
11
23% Jan.. 2
11% Jan
2
91
12% Jan
For footnotes
see
9
page 24.
,
11% Jan
5
Jan
3
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11% Feb
95
Feb
13
27% Jan
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12% Jan
7
8
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53
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18
Feb
20
3774
20
*94
*11%
21
144
1974
36%
—.100
Feb
3
20
28%
12
Jan
*83
,.
800*
3,600
17
20
87
6,000
87
28%
31% Feb
140
7
1674
*99%
2
30
*83
3,100
.
3174
9774
5
5
Jan
1674
1674,
87
2074
31'4
97 >4
•
1100
Co common.-
Western
97%
v^oo'v;
20, J
78
100%
16% Sep
164
*106%
3%
22%
18% Feb
28
43%
106%
'*29%
38
138% Jun
44%
9--
—10
2
Great
3174
1674
20%
2074
■*'
89
'
;■*
3Va
,12.50
Steel
preferred
$2.25 conv
2074
31%
*96%
'
57
•*75'
\
•
9
preferred—L-
cum
78
{
800.1
'
—1
Grant
5
10574
*105
9
5%%
89
37%,
57 %
*52
2
13% Jan
16%
56 74
9
Grand
56%
*8674
57
170,'
3,500
-
•
1674
5774
54
'Granite City
102
98 74
7%
134
*130
167a
9
13% Jan
Jan
133
16%
*52
Granby Con.sol M S &, P_
*100
V
x20
8
5674
—4
Hosiery
31% Aug
Feb
*130
*774
57%
44%
i.06%
No par
-'1
8
No par
Gotham
r3'2"'
102
102
*75
v
No par
■'
33
x3 574
3774
8
105%
-
„
900,
32
20%
*83
,
20%
3774
Graham-Paige Motors-
24
21% Jun
\
$5
,2074
16%
*104%
,
.
20%
38 !4
Gould-National Batteries Inc_
4
57 % Jan
J
common
87
*83
20
37%
131
57
*
No, par
87
*83
8
16%
common,-No par
Rubber—
&
12,700
-
131
Inc———,10
<B F)
preferred-—,,-
New
87
*83
2.50
Corp
-•
307a
3174
16%
common—No par
"102
32
2074
1674
iThei
3674
30%
31
21
1674
preferred———.—No par
4174
36 !4
102%'"
5674
78
17
Harvester
8,700;
974
4174
36%
•*86 74
*
89
*75
1674
9 Va Jan
Jan
2074
56 %
*8674
'
16%
Glidden-Co
129
78
16%
7
1
87
*96%
24
Mar
,
5574
56%
87
*75
3174
20% Jan
140
78'
5574
89
*75
97'4
42% Jan
3
58%
*86 %
31
28
"
*100
102
*100
102
9774
19
Jan
57%
*100
98
.—5
974
9%
41%'
*32
3274
3274
3374
31 %
28
20
102
*100
33
21%
common
124
*119
124
30%
30%
'
98
Feb
$4.50
34
*33
*101%
3074
3074
3074
21
19 Va Feb
Gleaner
3074
36%
102
10174
102
102
31
36% Feb
8
-
31Va
16
Jan
307 a
21
26
x86
30%
96
Sep
Brothers
4174
36%
36%
36%
31
48 Va
84
"
102%
102
78
21
22% Feb
30
36%
96
1
94% Jan
Gimbel
36%
common——1
———
9%
41 Va
4074
preference—No par
Razor
convertible
*119
974'
974
974
42
2,300;
"
89
*75
2
9% Dec
46
58%
*86'%
3
40% NOV 26
104
1Q2
58%
*100
24 V'« Feb
5
30%
34%
*33%
100
-
Georgia-Pac Plywood Co
Goodyear Tire
.
—
4174
30 %
30%
—100
974
-4274
102
102
2
Nov
101% Jan
%
No par
20
21
16% Nov 23
42%
Castings $6 pfd
Telephone Corp_—
374%
28
86% Dec
Steel
4 %
20
91 Va Dec
-
Gen
General
974
4174
124
*119
124
*119
9%
41%
37
:
39%
1
28
Jan
33% Jun
124
*119
9%
9Va
__,-10c
Refractories;—No par
Shoe
124
"119
Realty & Utilities
3%'
25%
"38
25
11%
2,900[-;
<"•
%
80Q
,35,0001. •
9574.
2574
,t'; 1174 .117a
9,600,
1,700""
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
(930)
18
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Range for
Highest
Lowest
10
21% Jan
25
Feb
20
28% Jan
4
63
Feb
27
65% Jan 29
50% Feb
27
58% Jan
25
Jari
2
Jan
preferred
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
25
Gulf States Utilities Co com_No par
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
69% July
3
68% Feb
5
44
1
58% Sep
13
Jun
$5
23% Jan
17
5
104
Feb
14
97% Jan
3
Feb
29
7
Dec <27
110
Feb
14
98% Jan
2
103% Feb
2
28
33 % Oct
9
31% Feb
20
33% Jan
7
Hackensack
29
Feb
19
50% Jan
7
Halliburton
1
16
Feb
6
15% Mar 14
13
Jan
10
76
Feb
5
102% Jan
23
23
20 le May
Dec
99
97
22 '/a
24%
>
99
26%
64
52%
23%
25%
*63
52%
23%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
101
?5
*31
Well Cementing..,5
45
SALE
Friday
the Week
Feb. 28
Feb. 2i>
Shares
26
27
63
63
26%
27
26%
64 Vz
50%
51%
51%
52%
23%
23%
23%
100%
101
3,500
99%
*97
99%
*97
99%
*100%
23,500
23%
23%
400
52%
52%
*97
101
100% 101
100%
101
5,000
26%
*64
64%
*64
23%
*98
••
Thursday
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
25%
63%
52%
23%
101% 100%
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
..
25%
63%
51 %
23%
101
*98
101
101
*97
100
preferred
$4.40 dividend
HIGH
luesday
25
26%
63%
53%
23%
Feb.
25%
63%
52%
23%
Feb. 23
Pur
EXCHANGE
9
33 % Oct
AND
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
Range
1951
Year
LOW
STOCKS
540
100 %
H
>0% Feb
19
50 % Nov
15% Apr
4
19'% Dec
12% Dec
31
30% Jan
Oct
84
73% Jan
11
Dec
10
101
44
2
1
107% May
6%
7
Hart
4
Hat
4
6 % Jan
Mar
5
5% Feb
8
21
21
142
142
4
%
preferred
%'//
11% Jan
11
9% Feb
16
10 'A Jan
7
Hayes
6
6% Feb
20
7% Jan
26
Hayes
Mlg
27 % Jan
12
21% Jan
2
30% July 30
37
8
29% Feb
18
32% Jan
13
31% Feb
28
33% Jan
22
31
94% Feb
28
96
1 Jan
22% Jan
7
24
Feb
11
8
Mar
Sep
14
22
27
Feb
2
40
% Feb
1
9
23% Feb
24
Feb
15
Oct'
17% July
79
Jan
84
41% July 13
22% Dec
36
.
15
29
Jan
18
21
124% Jan
16
21
42% Feb
7
21
Jan
2
77
20
120
Nov
21
127% Mar 15
120% Feb
37% Nov
3
44% Mar 12
38% Feb
9
52% Jan
71
Jan
100
Feb
14
17 % FeD
13
29
25%-Mar
20
5
Feb
20
21
Jan
8
18
11% Jan
11
x2G% Jan
33% Jan
66% Jan
18
37% Feb
8
19
59% Jan
2
69 % Feb
2
55% Feb
20
62
Jan
29
Jan
29
94% Jan
2
100
Feb
14
17
13
9
13% Feb
4
Jan
37% Oct
16
33% Feb
4
35% Jan
42% Dec
24
41% Jan
30
44% Jan
25
24%
73%
88% Jan
4
92 % Jan
*73%
Jan
11
Jun
107 %-Jan
5
Oct',
80%. Feb
29
3
19
Feb
4
74 % Jan
9
48% May 34
20
23
•
89% Feb
26
28
12
58% Feb
Oct
26
,,Jan
,
4
21
20%
20%
12% Feb
4
13% Feb
31
20% Jan
7
Jan
8
3% Feb
9
18% Jan
21
19% Feb
4%, Jan
3
23%. Oct
1951
Lowest
20
39% Jan
32% Mar 15'
19
38% Tan
0>
40
3
8
1
8% Nov 23
,
*18'/2
28
36%
No par
62%
*55%
98
Corp....
.No par
preferred
,,
*33%
42%
*89
100
—
6'
54% Jah
Co.,
Sound
&
96
Jan
9
Feb;
Foods
Idaho
6
29
8
15
37% Jan
9
40:
Feb
Jan
2
45% Feb
23
48
Jab 22
8
50
Jan
25
,'——,5
*5%
*11%
58%
YORK
11
Mar 28
Dec
8
26
Cum
cum
23/a Jun
25:
15 % Jun
28
199% Jun
25
30% Jun
29
Industria Electrica De Mex,
S A___
1
63/4 Feb
20
x53
Feb
20
63
Jan
30
Industrial Rayon
81
Feb
20
92% Jan
22
Ingersoll-Rand common._t—No par
6%
preferred
,100
12
Jan
5% Jan
20% Feb
231
Sep
373/, Feb
„
___
155% Jan
28
Jan
30
44% Feb
29
51% Jan
19
Inland
8
29% Jan
29
Inspiration Cons Copper,,.,.
14
Insuranshares
Ctfs Inc
Interchemical
Corp
6s
11% Jan
4
11% Feb
9,
21
Feb
29/
23% Jan
3
23;
90
Jan
30
94
Feb
13
Steel
4%%
4% Jan
17
17% Jan
18
Interlake
212% Jan
18
Int'l
Business
32% Feb
14:;
20
36% Jan
167
Feb
23
26
Int'l
Harvester
160% Jan
4
2
7'U
—20
1.1
r
common.,_w.5
Rubber..,—No par
Intercontinental
7
29
16
Iron
preferred
31
183/4 Dec
27
I&3/4 Feb
26
18% Jan
18
8
36 3/8 Feb
20
41% Jan
14
Int
96% Jan
31
88% Jan
25
90% Jan
5
5% Jan
3
3
Jan
21
3% Feb
8
423/8 Oct
8
42
Jan
Jun
25
813/4 May 24
129
Feb
14
12% Aug
a
15% Oct
48% Jan
136% Feb
15
26
14% Jan
17
Minerals
3
27
50% Feb
6
6?
973/4 Jan
3
101% Feb
4
11% Jan 16:
5% Jan
21
8% Feb
25
443/4 Nov
8
733/4 Jan
19
43% Jan
22
51% Feb
8
39
4
493/4 Dec
20
50
Jan
2
Jan
14
International
19
44%. Feb
28
373/a Feb
28
30
International
4
56% Feb
21
38% Jan
61% Feb
«i
34% Feb
May
38% Dec
53
Jan
2
33% July 10
13% Jan
2
20% Jan
8-
273/4 July 5
8% Nov 28
30% Nov
243/4 Sep
8:
28
20% July
9
32
1:
129
Jun
Jul/12
4% Jun
73
May
36% Oct
45% Feb
57
International
8
$4
34% Feb
8%
36%
/
17
1,54%
81
*157
45%
* 25%
*11%
*21%
*93
4
16%
V
193
32%
166
15
Feb
20
17% Jan
24
273/, Sep
35% Jan
10
24 % Jan
8
x29% Feb
6
31
28% Feb
18s
8% Dec
30% Jan
9% Jan
25% Jan
2
24
Dec
28
23% Jan
2.
25% Jan 30
39
Feb
fc
139;
Feb
I*
36% Jan
134
2
Jan
22
36
39% Feb
58%
6,100
12%
12%
12%
6,200
19
19
19
12%
19%
19%
19%
5
33%
166
36%
*89%
3%
45%
3
44%
136%
*135
11%
11%
8%.
28%
*28%
7%
50
48%
50
37%
57%
36%16%
*33%
15%
28%.
28
28%
28%
8%
35%
8%
35%
27
27%
,10.
*24%
24%
24%
8%
8%
35%,
26%
24%
5% Jan
50c
/
4% Feb
29
19
Jacobs
iF L)
19% Jan
2
25
Feb
13
Jaeger
Machine
2
87% Feb
28
Jersey Cent Pwr & L.t 4%
Co
—1
Co_„_
Apr
4
78% Sep
18
65% Feb
21.
69% Jan 30
97
Dec
3
106% Jan
11
96
Feb
15
97% Jan
17
47
Jan
25
70% Nov
15
62% Feb
19
73% Jan
7
Johnson
pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
3%% preferred
Johns Manville Corp—
j
82% Sep
4
59% Feb
29
71% Jan
7
25
31% Jan
29.
22% Feb
20
25% Jan
21
Jones
85% Dec
26
99"
Jan
3"
86% Jan
2
89% Jan
23
5%
& Johnson.*
& Laughlin Steel
22
<
No par-
*85
65%
,100
*96
No,par
64%
38%
138
38%
*134%
87%;
38%„
137
4%
4%
4%
*85
37
*89%
3
43%
i35
11
45%
*101%
7%
4%
*21%
22
87
*85
87
82%
160
45%
25%
12
21%
93%
4
16%
193%
33%
166%
16%
4
16%
192%
33% 33%
166% 167
16% 17%
4
16%
191
38
37%
90%
3%
44%
135%
11%
47'A
102%
7%
■
46%
*48
48%
50%
37'%
57%.
36%
15%
27%
27'%
28%
28%
8%
9*34%
35%.
26%
26%
24%
24%
38%
38%
*134% 137
37%
57%
*33%
15%
35%
15%
28%
28'A
8%
35%
26%
24%
22
22'A
16
58
*34%
26%
24%.
38%- 38%
*134% 137
*47%
8%
36
*7
*54%
81%
*157
45%
25%
11%
21%
*93%
8%
36%
7%
55
,
4%
,
15%
27%
29
8%
—
4,700
3,700
/
.
16%
17
38%
91%
3%
45%
135
135
11% H%
47
47%
100% 100%
*7%
7%
47% 48%
*48% 50%
37% 38
58
*33%
15%
28%
29
x8%
9
*34% 35%
26% 26%
24% 24%
38% 38%
*134% 137
4%.
,
7.900
100
800
36%
16
28%
29%
•
4%
39,900
2,200
1,100
4,300
8%
35%, 36
26% 26%
24% 24%
38% 38%
*134% 137
4%
19,700
120
5,800
22.500
200
2,900
530
500
2,000
700
58
,
,k
100
2,600
80
2,400 <
5,000
2.100
17,700
330
3,000
'
600
2,900"
2.1<iO
1,200
5,209
400
22
21%
21%
87
87
87
87%*
87
87
66
67
67
67%
*97
99
10
65
65
7,000
*21%
22
.
*21%
65%
*66
67
*66
67
66
66
97
*96
97
*96
97
97%
97%
*97
99
65%
64
65
63%
63%
64%.
x65
65%
62%
200
3,700
300
200
3.600
1,600
100
1,600
400
38%
"
4%
1,300
8,300
*89%
3%
44%
.
58
36%
15%
28
29
58
4%,
39% 39%
56% 57%
97
97
37/a 37%*
46% 46%
*47% 49
8
8%
36
36%
*7
7%
55% 55%
*81% 82%
*157
160
44% 45'%
25% 26%
*11% 12
21
21%
93% 93%
4
4
16% 16%
190% 191
33% 33%
166% 166%
39
90% 90%
3
3
44% 45
*135
136%
11% 11%
47% 47%
101% 101%
*7
7%
47% 47%
*48% 50%,
37% 37%
*33%
Shares
V
110
1,800
700
62%
62 %
62%
61
59%
59%
com__,,_10
23%
23%
23 %
23 %r
23
23%
22%
23%
x22%
22%.
22%
23
88%
88%
88%.
88%
88%
88%
88%
x83
88
88
88'A
260
—.100
36%
3534
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36'A
36%
36%
36%
4,800
33
33
33%
337A.
47%
47%
48
48% A
32%
46%
33%
46%.
32%
47%
33
47%
32%
47%
32%
47%
3,800
2,500
16%-
16%
16%
32%
47
16%
28%
91
*97
33%
47%
16%
16%
16%
16%.
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,400
28%
91
98%'
x28%
*91
*97
28%
28%
29%
5,900
30
30
,12%
,
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co*
4%
No par
^
64
21% Jun
*38
*134%
—1
81% Jan
v-
37%
*57%
38
<
191%
32%
166%
16%
'
37%
*46%
49
45%
24%
*11%
21%
93%
3%
7%
47%
*7
39%
57%
100
37%
47
49
/.
8%
36%
7%
55%
81%
160
45%
25%
11%
21%
94
*97
46%
*157
4
4
16%
16%
*192% 195
33%
33%
166% 167
16%
17
37
37%
*89%
90%
*3
3%
44% 44%
135
135
11
11%
45%
46%
*101% 102%
50
8%
preferred
54%
*81%
82
*157
159
45% 45%
25% 26
*11%
12
21%
21%
93% 93%
51
26%
-
56
39%
x56%
57%
100
37%.. 37%
the Week
Feb.29
Feb. 28
39%
*45%
*47%
8%
36%
*7
48
28
~
46% ,
49
V,
8%
36%
IV*
Friday*
Thursday
*97
55%
*81
102%
.
8%,
49%,
50%
37%
57%
*33%
15% 28%.
48%
98
38
8%
36%
90%
3
45%
136%
11%
46
*101%
;
39%
56%
39%
56
*45
49
37%
*35%
10
18
*
500
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
98
37%-
57%
1,500
10,200
3%
39%
55%
39%
101
400
19 Va
Feb. 27
par
18
38% Feb
4
16%
193
16%
Mar 16=
10
12
21%
94
36'A
8% Jan
34% Jan
25%
57%
22% Feb
35% Nov 16
81
159
46
28%
3%
19%
Wednesday
37%
38
*45
46%
*48%
49%
8%
8%
35%
36
1
: *7
7%.
55%
55%.
81'A
81%..
*157
159
46
46%
25%
26
*11%
12
*21%
21%
93
93
-4
4%
16%
16%.
193
195
33%
34%
166% 166%
17
17%
7
55
par
3%
19%
Feb. 26
*98
v
__5
3%
*19%
Tuesday
39%
563/8
-J
8%
36%
15%
*27%
3%
19%
Feb. 25
■
19%
19 %
3%
Monday
39%
57%
* 33 %
19 %
4%
5
*19%
19
18%
LOW AND
*11
3%
3%
19%
*19
19%
*4%
5
*4%
*
3%
3%
37%
4
2
11%
58%
12%
*37%
26
29% July
*10%
12%
8%
-»__No par
1,500
12%
52
Intertype Corp
3, J 00
4%
12%
47%
Interstate Dept-Stores—_No
100
73%
127/s
103%
Corp
5,900
18%
77%
78
4%
,7%
^.25
80%
*17%
18%
77%
10%
47
28
Mar 27
*17%
58%
*50
18% Jan
64
18%
77
10%
100
80% Dec
95
*17%
x75%
5,200
58%
*101%
preferred
Utilities
75%
17%
78%
18%
77
77
75 %
17%
160
18%
18%
58%
7.50
No par
75
18%
18%
11%
i—.No par
Shoe
18%
101%
58%
*57
$6
Jan
100%
1,500
43
91
91
*100
58%
25
25
136
91%
101 %
76%
Iowa Power & Light Co*
Island Creek Coal commoa
1
2
31
24
91
*100
11%
11%
47'A
j
*42%
43
90
101
300
10 '/a
90%
44%
136%
43
42%
90
*100
110
2,500
343/4
58 Vt
36%
par
I.
Salt
42%
*33%
34%
89%
89%
5%
4%
17%
*3
*33%
35
59
*89%
1
13
13 %
13
*33%
42%
42%
.*
x94%
11
36%
Interstate Power Co,___3.50
29
8% Jan
33% Jan
27% Jan
13%
13
96%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No
5
Feb
27% Feb
1.
37%.May 28?
common
preferred,.
International
U/
1,200
96%
13
56
96%
58%
No par
Paper
preferred—,
1%
57
95
56
99
11
5%
*17%
,100
International Silver common
20
19
56
94%
55%
59
International Telep & Teleg_.No par
2
20
Xl9% Sep
57
55%
79%
79%
11%
48
48
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer cem_.No.par-
5r/e
5b %
63
4%
100
Preferred—:,.
7
Feb
1,600
18%
73
45%
International Packers Limited—,15
6 3/« Nov
109
5,200
64%
*96 y4
90
*17%
79%
5
preferred
96% Dec
45% Nov 23
.—j,
Chemical i-com
&
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada corn..No
21
4
Feb
11
3
56% Jan
3
1303/4 Jan
133% Nov 27
36%
*63 %
89%
45%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A/.25
44"% Oct
3
x34%
64%
42% ,43
37%
100
Jan
a
4%
35%
63%
34%
101
37%
common—No.par
10
87% Aug 15'
35 %
63 %
42%
19
56%
.No par
1C.% Jan
179
35%
63
35
3%
39%
Machines—*..No par
25 % Jan
159% Jun 26
35%
13 %
12%
*98
' preferred L._^_,*,__„__100
Jan
33/4 Jan
2,
No par
Co
190% Feb
3
10
36%
34
Feb. 23
preferred,.—
50 ,*
preferred—!,,—50 *•
16
29% May
400
35%
13 %
18%
19%
Co common-I—No par
Power
4.08%
92% Sep 25
1013/4 Feb
27%
34
3%
'
20
Co
71% Feb
203/4 Nov.
27%
63
;
6% Dec 18
x663/4 Nov 28
Jan
27%
13 #8
Saturday
Indianapolis Power & Light._No par
24
27%
99
12%
Par
Illinois Terminal RR Co,——.. .5
15.
27%
27%
34%
12%
;
STOCK
4
157
*27%
27%
56
18%
■r
*,6.66%
13
29% Oct
79%
t
100
8% Jan
168% May 18
62% Feb
5
18%
76 %
36% Feb
12
18%
74%
29
Dec
18%
74
21
45% July
2,
183A Jun 29
18%
18%
35% Jan
30
19
72%
x47% Jan
8
Feb
8% Jan
*8%
18%
71%
1
1
8%
*17%
13
'/a Mar
600
500
*19%
20
18%
18%
16
8
9%
18%
363/4 Oct
29'
*9%
*99 %
531/4 Feb
75% Jun
9%
18%
113/« Jan
w
700
9%
*8%
100%
—
Inc
4.26%
v
20 3/8
*99%
preferred—.,
Power
Illinois
39 % Nov
600
20%
,jjJ8%
Illinois Central .RR Co common.100
6% noncum conv pfd ser A___100
29
11
20%
18%
EXCHANGE
Jan
400
11
20%
100%
Manhattan common.,100
noncum
NEW
100;
8
8'
203/b
11
20%
18%
,
2,800
20%
*99%
1
14%
10
460
102%
15
15
20%
.No par
Light & Power,,,*.
Oil of Texas (Del) —.25
15
*10%
—100
'
*101%
102%
x20
13
13%
7,100
11
8%.
62%
56
300
213/4
75%
20%
18%
28
*96%
25%
21%
*73
75%
101 %
14%
14%
*20
20%
90
13%
common,.
62%
*73
76
101 %
*24%
20%
36%
*62%
56
*96
Oil
21%
200
11
9%
36%
21%
1,000
52%
11
18%
*27'A
*27%
*36%
6
28% Feb
19
24%
39#
*52%
11
*19%
/,
*8%
,
24%
52%
24%
110
2
39
39%
52%
21%
101
15
39%
52%
*52%
101
14%
8
*18%
9
12.50
Hupp Corp
—_J_1
Hussman Refrigerator Co,,. .No par
23
>
—30
preferred
preferred
/Hunt
60% Jan
75% Feb
52
9
10
Electrochemical Co com.__5
Since Jan. 1
Highest,
107% Mar
51% Nov 24;
5
& Sons,,.—,
A)
14 7
20%
STOCKS
Range
,
Highest
38% May 15'
1
conv
Previous
Range for
Lowest
*20%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd. .No par
Hudson Motor Car
12.50
17% Jan
47% Dec
11
Hudson
28% Feb
Nov
11
5'/
30
20% Feb
Nov
*19%
10%
Hudson
2
64% Jan
16
Year
14%
20%
10%
Howe
16% Aug 30
2% July 30
18% May 15
12% Nov
14%
20
Howard Stores Corp,
15
5% Jan
4% Jan
10% Jan
Jan
65
14%
10
Houston
2
17% Jan
18% Feb
19 % Mar
2
100%
*121
39
39
52%
73'/a
101%
Houston
Jan
68 % Jan
9
6 % July-18
73%
101
4 'j
84%. Nov
50% Mar 15.
*72
15
Oct
75
29..'
72%
101 %
Jan
96
21% Jan
4
17% Dec
*72
3%%
22
20%>Apr 24
22-
54% Apr
94
18
40
101
50
$2.25 conv preferred,,—
Household Finance common. .No par
29
121%
21%
Hooker
21
1
Dec
39 %
21%
Honolulu
18
20
90
*120%
121 %
39 %
21%
Houdaille-Hershey
20
99%.Mar
*120%
120'A
3,800
73%
7
121
121
700
20
20
20
72
1
25
1
*19%
19%
74%
52%
$4.25 preferred
30% Jan
Nov 23
19 %
73
'
22
5%
30% Jan
84
90
72%
25
Homestake Mining.
July 30
69
105
26
11% Jun 29}
152
20%
52%
Holly Sugar Corp common
15%.Feb
52
July 2
42% Jan 11
Dec
28% Feb
2
37%
70%
21%
Hiude & Dauch Paper CO—
Hires Co (Charles Ei
24
4
310
*24%
Hollander
19
37%
*52%
4
23
37%
37%
25
11% Jan
42% Feb
37%
23%
*37%
53
26
28% Jan
23%
37%
23%
*52%
Holland Furnace Co.,*——
3
23%
1,000
preferred series A,_ —50
7
31
20
23 %
23%
*39
21% Jan
20% Jan
943/4
23%
39%
15
9
*93%
121%
8% Feb
9
94%
*19%
21%
500
32
94%
39'A
20% Jan
9i
Feb
14-
25
14% Jan
20
Jan
15
2
14
10% Feb
Aug 29
88
32%
31%
$4% cum 2nd pfd (convc. .No par
...5
Hilton Hotels Corp.-,,',-—
26
15% Jan
15
11
23
Jan
107% Jan
74
31
*86
95
23%
70%
20%
% Jan
*29%
88
32%
20
*24%
106% Dec
30%
*86
*93%
37'A
—.5
400
*29%
88
*120%
*
30%
22%
*32
19%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A— ,—.-100
4,100
95 %
70 %
Hewitt-Robins Inc..
4,000
32%
19%
120%
6%
22%
9%
30%
100
5 'k
preferred,— —
Hershey Chocolate common. .No par
—
400
6%
22 %
*94%
71
*37
22
*31%
.
19%
37
9%
6%
9%
6%
6%
*31%
71
37
preferred—. —25
.No par
Motors
Hercules Powder common,,, .No par
4%'//
600
22%
9%
10
*86
*37
7
18 % Jan
45
23%
7
8
93
23'A
24% Jan
26% Oct
-
23%
26 %
22% Feb
12
23%
10
27
33% Dec
♦
32%
95%
13
9% July 11
17% Nov 23
17
32%
2.4% Feb
6
Nov
94
88
22 %
*94%
Hercules
29
200
7
22
30%
*86
xl9% Feb
;
23
363/4
*36
36%
30
22%
*29%
88
6
18% Mar 29
-
22%
30%
*85
6
12% July 18
Dec
22%
*29%
28% Sep
Jan
6%
88
95%
non-cum
*9%
6%
30'/a
4
Nov
20
T/c
*5%
6%
*5%
5%
143
*23%
23
*22%
23%
*140
143
*140
143
"9%
22
33%
common——
80
32%
5%
30%
15
*32
Wi
•32%
6 '/a
6%
6%
6%
*85
(G
103%
32%
~9%
10
10
10
iH J) Co common.— ——25
Heinz
103%
32%
*22%
6
22
-.5
—
......
....
103%
32 %
*36
6%
■,"
26% Aug
16
Nov
10
common
370
3,100
104%
*140
22%
5%
6
6
79%
104%
—
3
18% Jan
69
51% Jan
Mar 29
54
Dec -14
20% Jan
104
6
100
Helme
Jan
Feb
38
5
19
Nov
49
*5%
33
22%
22%
22%
*12%
*77%
31%
143
*140
143
*140
23
13%
*77%
104%
103%
32%
33%
32%
32%
143
*22%
-50
preferred
3%%
20% Jan
36% Feb
67
62
-
103%
14
5
104 %
*94%
7
106% Jan
13
94
Co
Hecht
2
*103%
*9%
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co—
30
Jan
Feb
104
104
,_,2
*
'
21
32
23
85
97
82%-Dec
Nov
Mar
13
78
Inc.
Corp
600
xl3
x78
1
..
Industries
8 % Oct
13VB
13
79'/a
79%
(
13
13
32
28
2,400
79%
*140
6% July 17
20% Nov 26
x9% Jun
8,900
16%
13%
10
common
47
16%
81%
100
of America
Corp
31%
46%
16
*79%
com. .No par
Marx
&
31%
46%
16
*13
Refrac
preferred.
Schaffner
31%
46%
16%
16
16%
16 y8
16%
16%
1<?%
*31%
45%
45
13%
pld. ..No par
Harbison-Walk
28
Jan
21
5
46%.
200
31%
*31%
3i%
45%
81
Co $4.25
iM A)
31%
47%
*79%
100
T-
31%
45
45
*13
com.., .No par
Co
preferred--,
*31
31%
*16%
...5
Printing Co
Watch
conv
Hanna
4
.
24% Jan
10
J>n
17
Jan
4'k
33% Jan
30% Jan
17
Jan
30
22% July
2
x5% Dec 18
19
Oil
P>)
Hamilton
15
Feb
22% Feb
34% Oct
154
27% July
2
143% Dec 11
13% Jan
104% Jan
iW
Hall
3
17% Jan
81
Water
4
*6l
,
__1
*61
62
60%
60%
60
-
15.300
K
Jun
11% Nov
29
5
40% Sep
18% Jan
29
38% Jan
20.
49% Feb
13
15% Jan
13
32'A Feb
46% Feb
27
15
17
Feb
6
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace—10
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3 s
Kaiser Alum
5%
23% Mar 30
28% Nov
26% Jan
5
28% Feb
26
103% Feb
87% Jan
2
92% Jan
24
3.80%
Jan
15
Jan
24
4%
Nov
19
108
Jan
For footnotes see page
95
24,
99
Chem Corp
cub preferred (conv)
88% Dec 28
96
&
preferred
cum
preferred
*....1
50
"
28%
28%
28%,
100
*90%
93
90 %
90%
100
*97
98%
28%
*97
98%
'
28%
93
99
*91
97
28%
93
*91
97
*97%
93
99
Volume 175
Number 5095
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
19
(931)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
Range
Lowest
Highest
57
Jun
63
Sep 21
29
Since Jan.
7 5-A Feb
24
new
Highest
8
70% Feb
1
5
66Mi Jan 29
Kansas
City
'
15% July 20
U % Dec
28
17% Mar
26
15% Feb
2
33% Oct
Jan
67 Mi
July
19% July
^5 % Jan
23
Dec
29
50% Sep
3
20
108
12
Dec
19
19
Feb
,4
36
Jan
2
Nov
36 Mi Jan
May
i?,/
?
03
Feb
42
Jan 12
Wire Co
7
4"% conv preferred (cunv)_—100
King-Seeley
Corp
1
30
Kinney (G R) Co common.—_1
Feb
7
21
93% Ji-.n
10
96
Feb
14
Sep 21
•
4%
17%
17%
10%
33
33
32%
32%
*33
33%
32
31 Ma
31%
31%'
32 Mi
*31%
32
82%
42
x80
82
79%
80 Ma
79
80 Ma
79%
81 Mi
79 Ma
80%
27,200
417/a
41
41 J/a
41
41%
41%
43%
20%
42%
43 Ma
10,300
82
41Mi
41
207/B
112 Ma
22
*21 Ma
*19M2
19%
*19 Ma
*75
76
44%
95%
*21%
44 Mi
45
I12M2
*108%
.
«
20%
2 1MB
"108%
21 Mb
44%
*44
'108 Ma
*21 Ma
22
44%
42%
44
*95%
95%
95 Ma
95
51
*34%
34%
33 Ma
33%
12
Jun
21
39
T
31 /« Jan
25
35
Feb
7
Kroger Co (The)
8% May 14
6% July
9
9
__No par
21
45
Ma
*108
1.400
45 Ma
*20%
45%
112%
2,900
21 Ma
21%
21%
*21 Ma'
18%
*18 Mi
19
*18 Mi
76
*73%
75
75
75
43
43 Ma
Ma
36 Ma
45
18%
-
51
Co
20%
44 Ma
800
800
21%
44%
36 Ma
(S Si
20%
9%
lT&Ma
75
52
Kress
19
10
9%
*108 Ma
22
19
75
Ma
\
44
Ma
19%
37
4
44
75
*51
Jan
20%
21
112%
75
*36%
54
6,400
10 Mb
33
No par
Kresge
16
10
1,900
11
1—10
5
Feb
6,400
10 Ma
i
39% Jan
51
17%
32
& Co...'
29
9
17%
177/q
33
*'95%
i6% May
67%
11
100
26
17%
62%
Ma
*65
32%
44%
Nov
62%
67%
34
_;__10
51
May
17%
63%
10%
—No par
preferred
IS H)
17%
17%
62%
*65
32
21Mb
Jan
49% Jan
67%
34
*
20
26
*64%
11
No par
Prior preferred.'—;
Koppers Co Inc common
67%
34
"
No par
®5
64%
32Ma
.
x76
23% Jan
17 %
11
2
27
42 % Feb
13
8
Keystone Steel &
17%
63
63
Mi
*64%
67%*
*32Mi
4
13
29
114
17
Shares
64
64%
*33
•
Kimberly-Clarke Corp—
22% Jan
the Week
Feb. 29
6 4 Mi
17%
__1
___
Friday
Feb. 28
"67%
*65
Co__—8.7o
49Ma Jan 29
26
4
47 Ma Sep
Light
Kennecott Copper———
No par
Kern County Land Co new—2.50
o
18% Jan
80
Class B
&
92Mb Jan 26
46% Feb 4
™
21/a Feb
24
Power
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 27
*64%
-
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 26
64Ma
64%
.
noncum preferred—L—100
4%
14
34% Jan
34% Jan
10
i9% Jan
Jan
91
20
com—No par
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. i'5
Feb. 23
Kayser (Julius) & Ccr._„
5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A__l
12% Jan
3
itnit
18
Southern
AND
Monday
Saturday
Kansas
28
«Cu
i
<
Par
15
15
27 Mi Aug 27
31
17% Mar 20
72
67Ma Jan 22
7«,/ £e!?
u
LOW
STOCK
18Ml Feb
Jan
/4
31
14
6
Jan
31
49% Oct 31
42% Mar 18
107% Dec
19
23
88% Nov
2
•
36% Aug
9 A Feb
6
34 Ma Oct
24 Mi Jan
^eb
1
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43%
43 Mi
43%
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96
96
96
111
300
22
500
19%
80
13,600
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60
36 Mi
36 Mi
36 Ma
36%
35%
36%
35 Ma
36%
4,400
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51
51
51%
51%
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51 Ma
600
32%
33 Mi
32%
33
32%
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32 Ma
33 Ma
3,200
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22%
12%
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8%
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22
Dec
Dec
17
8 Ma Feb
26
8% Jan
2
Laclede
Mar
1
6% Jan
8
7 Ma Feb
9
La
28% May
4
21% Jan
3
8
26
24
Jan
21
11% Jan
1
14% Feb
6
12 Mb Feb
29
13% Jan
2
51% Feb
9
45
Jan
10
48
6
28
2IM2 Sep
72 Ma Oct
28
20 Mb Jan
2
9
63 Ma Feb
16% Jun
56
Jan
a
19 Mi July 27
Dec 13
8
Jun
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25% Feb
16
15
88
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3
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Jan
22
15% Jan
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18
15 % Feb
July 20
47/s May 24
65 Ma Jan
2
11% Jan
20 M.
73 Ma
1
4
6
10
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preferred
25% Jan
Feb
19
16 Ma Jan
15
2Mb Jan
4
2
17% Jan
29
Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
S3
17% May 17
23
5% Feb
23
5Cc
21
73% Jan
28
Lehman
16% Jan
21
Lehn
Fink
22
5
&
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8 Mi Nov. 23
2
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19
25
Jan
7
7
x33% Feb
27
36 Mb Jan
17
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Cb__—_10
9
8% Jan
2
%
39
Oct
16
9
Feb
13
Libby
38
—No par
•
Life
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Libby______—__7
&
36% Jan
18
Jan
29
Jan
3
66% Jan
3
71% Feb
2
84
Jan
23
160 M2 Jan
2
167 Ma Feb
1
Savers Corp—.5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—-25
7% preferred
—_10o
2
69
Oot
5
56
Feb
20
64
Jan
4
40% May 29
15M8 Dec 28
No par
49
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Oct
3
43
Jan
15
48
Jan
2
Link
Co,—'
5
16 Va Nov
21
13% Feb
21
15% Jan
4
46 Ma Apr
23 Ma Sep
27
66
Jun
26
158
Dec
22
Jan
39
37 M2 Jun
29
17 Ma Jun
29
70
18
Dec
17 Mi
79
<81
Feb
2
Feb
13
24
45% Jan 30
25% Oct
9
20 Mb Feb
27
Jan
28
14
19% Oct
4
16 Ma Jan
31
18 M4 Jan
4
28
May 28
23Ma Jan
30
26MiJan
8
27% Jan
2
37
Jan
16
43% Feb
7
12% Jan
2
14 Mb Jan
'2
15 Mi Jan
21
2
106% Feb
102
20% Dec
Dec
30 Ma Jan
13
28
4
48 Ma J'ln 29
26% Nov
25% Jan
21
Jan
2
143
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3
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10
33
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9
59 Ma Feb
13
5 2 Mt Feb
20
Jan
35
7
39
Feb
5
Dec
18
103
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19
30 Ma Jan
2
93
Jan
3
17
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53 % Oct'
24 Ma Feb
91%
8
22% Jan
150
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Jan
29
16
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20
30
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50
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Nashville—
&
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<M)
Year
Sons
&
Inc
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Highest
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Lowest
1
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NEW
13% Nov 29
14
Jun
21
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18% Mar II
14% Jan
14
46
Oct
10
41MiJan
4
142
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26
129 Ma Jan
4
Jun
29
20% Feb
30 Mi Dec
22
38
87 Ma Dec
28
Feb
EXCHANGE
103% Jan
15% Jan
25
44'Mi Jan 24
132
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&
Wood
M
MacAndrews
10
6%
Forbes
.—
15
Jan
14
17 Mb Jan
28
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2
30
Feb
28
31% Jan
30
9
90 Ma Jan
28
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%Mo preferred series A
87 M4 Jan
2
Inc.—.
10
Jan
13
8
Jan
2
12% Jan
11
9
Feb
25
10 Mi Jan
5
dMagic
42 Ma Oct
17
32 Ma Feb
20
39
8
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—100
12 Ma Jan
500
2
Aug
6
9 Ma Nov
24
7 Ma Dec
31
18 Ma Oct
573
15
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9% Jan 26
28
496
Jan
2
4
10
Jan
I6M4
13
24
Mahoning Coal RR-Co__—-——50*
18
Manati
Sugar
Jan
7
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Bros
jan
30
Jan
16
7 Ma Fab
15
31
20% Feb
20
21%
7% Mar 23
13 Ma Oct
8
10M4 Feb
20
12 Ms Jan
17
Maracaibo
Oil
25 Mb Feb
20
29 Mi Jan
28
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Corp
6
12% Jan
24
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Jan
2
29
4
July 19
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56
t.Nov
28
5
11
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52 y4 Feb
8
25
57 Mt Jan
3
4M4 Jan
31
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19
38 Ma Feb
6
24% Feb
26
27 Mb Jan
4
28
105 Ma Feb
27
85 Ma Jan
10
91
Dec
4
21% Jan
18
11
Jan
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29
14% Jan
11
11 Ma Feb
83
11
29
Dec
July 17
17% Jan
29
Jan
.
4
Feb
27
21
14% Jan
7
Martin
20
12 Mi Jan
2
Martin-Parry
2
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(Glenn
38% Oct
19
28 Ma Feb
26
16
18% Feb
29
20 Ma Feb
18
Master
49% Sep
20
41% Feb
27
47% Jan
25
Mathieson
33 M2 Jan
104 Mb Jan
Jun
87
78
35
Sap
3
110 Mi Feb
15
29% Jan
12
25
32 Ma Jan
2
29
101 Ma. Feb
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28
101 Ma Mar
Dec
28
91% Jan
31
79
13% Jan
10
16 Ma Feb
23
17
49% Apr
21
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7
90 M4 Jan
2
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10
14 Ma Jan
4
15 Mi Jan
31
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18
19
2
4.25%
Jan
16
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Jan
10
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8
27
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3
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15
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16
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Apr
16
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25
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2
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20
56 M4 Feb
29
60% Feb
13
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35
3
42 Ma Dec
7
38 Ma Feb
20
41% Jan
28
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49% Jan
4
72 Ma Oct
26
66% Jan
9
72Mi Feb
28
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37 M2 Jun
29
45
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1
39 V8 Feb
26
McKesson
&
3
27
Oct
4
23% Jan
31
26 Mb Jan
7
19 Ma Jan
19
14% Feb
28
15Ma Jan
21
5
43
Jan
29
17% Feb
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18
88 Ma
25
May 15
22 Ma May 25
14
32Mb Oct
100
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91 Ma Feb
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15
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16
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29
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27
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9
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9
17 Mb Jan
22
8 Mi Jan
2
13
29% Feb
20
12
84Ma Jan
4
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16
28 Ma Oct
27
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26
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101
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24
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101
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18
108
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Dec
July
18
2
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29
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2
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3
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11
2
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11
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29
93
14
20
93
8
Feb
Feb
5
23
68 Mb Jan
10
22 Ma Dec
31
20% Feb
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7
29
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4
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2
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25
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26
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26
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j
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100
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150Ma
35% 35M2*
53% 53%
26M8
26Mt
*94
95y2
4lMa 1 4lMa
15%
*42
*39
57 Mi
39
4C%
Melville
HIGH
*15
*9lV2
57 V2
93
57 Mt
*68%
15%
42M2
132M2
16%
39
Mines—'—5
Robbins
24% Jan 29
18
Sep
*91M2
15Ma
*42Mb
17
*]4%
25Mi
2
33% Jan
39
142
17
No par
'
42%'
*42Mb
—-1'
Co
Publishing..
16#':
25M2
*24Mi
19
121
25
Aug
*
49 Ma Jan
18% Jan
:
14
Feb
24% Feb
17
56
14
8
AND
63 Ma
16%
68
165
38%
14%
*
63 Ma
8%
37Ma
167/8
24%
42
64
72
14%
22 Mi
34
*71%
20Me
26Mi
94
64
6QO
Shares
147/a
*46%
16%
48
16Ma
*25
1
Corp
25%
94
42
1,300
the Week
*79
"
15
18
4 Mi %'
i
221/4
Friday
*25
80
,
McQuay. Norris vMfg Co_^____1—10:
Mead
106
22
*148Ma
35Mi
53Ma
,
22 Mt
.
:
2
33% Oct
Dec
Feb
Electric
McLellan Stores Co
14
94
26
6% Jan
28
28% Feb
<
Dec
18
4
92%'
92M2
—No par
Porcupine
28
Feb
*92
3
(.'Preferred ■
,__50i
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3Vz%
convertible preferred —.100
106 Ma Jan
20
39
15
42%
108 Ma' 108 Ma
29%
30Ma
*92
92%
*91
92M2
;
30
*91
.
July
25
f42Mi
108Ma
29%
No par
>•
43
M* 108 Ms
/
___No par
19
Feb
16
43
Corp common..
91
42
5-
*79
Corp
44 Ma Jun
19
12%
No par
preferred
19 Ma
22
*71%
20Mi
16%
25Mb
*38Mi
14%
22 Mi
1,200
Feb. 29
10%
25Ms
11%
52Mi
*4Mi
25Ms
90Mi
12Va
*11Mb
28%
18%
29Me-
*18Ma
No par.
26
4
*28%
,
1
,_100
—___5
common
28
27
com
.preferred.,
16% Jun
23 M4 Jun
18Mi
73
21%
17
13%
42Mi
18Ma
72Mi
20%
17 %
25Ma
39
15
106
22Mi
150
35Ma
53Ma
10
22
2Mb
*56
*44Ma
13%
x41%
17%
45
48%
Feb. 28
*20M2
*11Mb
1
Maytag Co common
26
xl4% Dec
57Ma
165
12 Mi
*473/4
Thursday
17
54%*
4Ma>
25 Mi
9OM2
12Ma
11 Ma
*89
—No par'
_No Par
cumulative" pfd—
4
July
165Mi
12 Mb
48%
16%
53/4
xl4M»
22Mi
x33%
8Ma
37Ma
67%
12%
*47%
Ma
Feb. 27
* 500
11
8
12
*53Mi
*4Mi
*25Mb
"
pfd 1947 series__No par
cum
2
50
100
Co
Jun
Dec
8%
37Ma
68%
14%
22Mi
31%
8%
37%
68%
165
57
*12 Mt
6%
Wednesday
&
10% i
25%
10%
1001
Chemical
conv
$3.75
8
15 Mi Aug
Apr
14%
v
22
15%
16%
*5Mi
71*4
22 Mi
34%
8Ma
37%
68
165
57
44Ma
13%
42
18
14%
22Ma
Mi
*6 Ma
22 Mt
Feb. 36
337/b
8
12
.
*
21M2
•
25%
1
com____No par,
Corp
Dept Stores
$3.75 preferred
92
Feb
L)
May
82 Ma Feb
(conv)____
prior pfd__
Co
Corp
Electric
20% Jan
42
&
preferred."—
23% Feb
Nov~21
Jan
4'A'/o
...i-;
,
Ry 6%
Field
>20%
new_—_____6.25"
Corp
5
preferred
2
87
43
4Mi%»
Market St
Marshall
-i- *7M2
5
*_■_
Exploration
Midland
lo
29 Ma
_No par
Manhattan Shirt
22
Jan
8
26 Ma Nov
—_1
Co—
:2o% Jan
9
—No par "
Jan
505
15%
2Ms
1.6%
5Ma
72
8
6%
22%
Tuesday
*42
30%
307/b
*88M2
89% .
8M2..
8M2
9M»
9Mf
34Ma
34M2
17
17%
*500
510
*10%
11
,No par
Chef _____L
19% July 26
62% Oct
.
34%
*131
I6M1
132
16Mi
•
-
i.
__10;
Magnavox Co (The).,.—__1
18% Feb
2
12
Garden
Square
11 Mi Feb
3
Feb
14% Sep
Feb
Madison
-
42Mt
42Mt
*131
5
;
15Ma i
*15
10'
100
Magina Copper
25
15
2
8 Mi
*6%
22%
Feb. 25
V-
Feb. U
5
common
17
Trucks
22Ma
24
*16Ma
*5Mi
71Ma
'
*64Ma
*22Mt
*88 Ma
-9
23%
15
2
88M2
9Ms
24
15%
2Mb
17Ma
5%
72Ma
21%
65Ma
8 Mi
8Mt
6%
22%
12%
48M2
22
65Mi
22Ma
90
9Mb
24
:
Working Co_._
&
9
23% Jun
9
7
Monday
Saturday
Par
preferred
7 Ma May 21
July 14
22%
88M2
LOW
'
STOCK
„
65'/?
106
106
21%
22Ma
*148Ma 150
35
35%
53Mb
53%
25%
26Ma
*94
95M2
*41%
42 Ma
42Mt
23'
14
43
14%
95M2
42
22%
12%
48M2
45
42Mi
18Ms
*71%
21
16%
24%
38Mi
26Mt
*94
■
8M2
*6M2
22%
12%
*47%
*22
■
48M2
22Ma
65Ma
22Ma
90
9Ma
24
STOCKS
1951
37% May 17
26
,
8M1
7
14
;
;
—100
10
M
121
1
com
preferred series A
Lukens Steel Co___-—
52%
52%
—50
8Ma
22%
12M2
*44
(The—____2.50
Corp
Range for Previous
Lowest
45
—
25
29
Jan.
40Ma Feb
57Ma
57Va
*44-
Louisville
Jan
x75
23
143
*56Ma
19
22
9
7
68Mi
29*
27
71M2 Jan
27
37
166
36% Feb
9
17% Feb
13
Noc
47% Apr
15% Jun
14Ma
*22 Mi
34%
8M2
37 Ma
68%
165 Mi
•
56
41 Mb Jan
19
14% Jun
2
37
68Mi
-
'
5%
71%
13%
14
'
Lion Oil Co__.
No par
42%
42%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—_No par 18%
18%
3Ma7c
convertible• preferred—_100
*71%
73
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
21
2lMi
Loew's Inc
L
—No par
'
16%
16%
Lone Star Cement Corp
—'—10
25
25
Long Bell Lumber (.Md) A—No par
*39
40
Long Island Lighting Co._:
No par 14%
15
Preferred 5.25%
series A
.100;
*105% 106
'
Lorillard (P) Co commons—t
10,
21%
21%
7% preferred
A
100
*148Ma 150
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky )__No par • '
35M8
35%/'
22
July
Belt
15
2
8%
165%
>
23%
..
17
22 Mi
34%
8%
1
Lerner Stores Corp
'
14%
22Mi
34Mi
___5
Feb
26% Aug
22%
23%
15%
2Mb
17Mi
5%
71%
15Mi
1
par
Corp (The)——
noncum
*47%
No par
common
preferred__No
2nd pfd______No
Jan
13% Jen
20
5
1st
noncum
*12Mi
—100
Lehigh
7
12M2
47%
„
commori__3
(James) & Sons Co
3.85%
21
5
1
Rubber & Tire.i——
70% Feb
.
*
—_i—•—
*6%
22%
47%
.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co__'_.10
Lehigh Portland Cement __.t__-_.25
1% Jan
5
Co
8M2
8M2
7
22%.
*12 Mi
_50
10% Feb
29
33% Jan
Lees
Jan
9M4 Feb
14
17
27% Sep
July 11
30 Mi Jun
11
91
23 Mb Jan
19
July
Lee
22% Feb
2
8Ma
*6%
*22%
-
^__No par
common
preferred—_—__i
30
22
26% Apr
Bryant
4Ma/A
Lane-Wells
17
Jan
21% Aug
1
8% Jun 28
1 % May 12
Lane
72 Ma Jan
8M2 Jan
____4
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
(The)—
No par
Co
24% Jan 30
29
21% Jan
100 Ma Feb
ll% Jan
£7
Ma Feb
Co_____
Consolidad .6%
Lambert
7
42% Jan
Gas
71%
71
72
6,600
22 Mb
9,800
213/8
41
22
41
21%
413/a
42 Mi
*133 Ma
135 Va.
1,100
30
*133 Ma
25 Va
-
135%
25%
26
26
2.300
14 Mb
14 Mi
14%
14%
3,300
17%
47
*107
18Ma
48
107%
173/4
47
107 Ma
18
5,700
48
3,500
107%
700
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i
(932)
.
.
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
flange
Raiige
1951
Year
Since
20
54
May
4
41% Feb
100 V4 Nov 30
107
Mar
7
101% Feb
26
83% Jan
EXCHANGE
Jan
Minn
2
23
105
<fc
19% Feb
28
24 % Jan
2
88% Feb
4
91% Jan
preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co commoiu_.l
11
——
$5.50
25% Jan
2
34% Oct
13
26¥4 Feb
20
30% Jan
29% Jun
14
33% Nov
8
32% Jan
2
x36% Feb
7
Jan
30
Mission
Corp
Mission
Development
13% Apr
18% Sep 21
11
35% Dec
30% July 2
7% Jun 25
Nov
20% Jan
7
26
H
% Feb
16
57
Feb
Mo-Kan-Texas
15
Jan
15
1%
22 % Feb
5
26 ¥• Jan
1
31% Jan
7
Feb
6
12% Feb
14
29
16% Feb
10
2
28
16% July
10
RR com
No par
preferred series
3
24% Jan
B
17% Feb
20
18% Jan
4
Monarch
107% Aug
1
91% Feb
20
109% Jan
2
Monsanto
12% Nov
Co
A%—100
JMissouri Pae RR 5% conv pfd-100
Mohawk Carpet Mills
—;
-20
Mojud Hosiery Co Inc—-——1.25
18
28% Feb
9
-——1
5
—
Machine
31
25% Feb
29
x27'/4 Jan
3
30% Jan
22
Montana
19
59% Feb
28
67% Jan
2
2
17% Jan
18
12% Nov 27
22% 8ep 24
18% Feb 18
16% Jan
13% Feb
6
14% Jan
10
40% Jan
5 7 ¥4 Dec
7
54% Jan
2
66% Feb 15
Motorola
Jan
27% Oct
11% Jan
2
21% Jan
13
04
Jan
15
Jun
8
22 ¥4 Jan
Dec
21
29
75% Sep
2
29
3
23% Nov 21
5
29
14
17% July 2
16% Jun 25
11% Dec 19
22% Jan
14
24% Jan
21
9
23 % Feb
29
243A Jan
2
Motor
Feb
20
19% Jan 22
(John)
Motor
May
21 ¥4 Feb
23
18
30 ¥• Nov
Products
Wheel
20
25% Jan
29% Jan
25
Mullins
11% Jan
3
13% Jan
26
Munsirgwear Inc
18
51
Feb
25
57 ¥4 Jan
4
112% Jun 11
108
Jan
4
109% Feb
1C
21
4%',;
23% Feb 27
18% Feb
20
19% Jan
10
49¥4 Feb 28
43
Feb
28
44% Jan
4
12
50% Jan
8
62% Feb
4
S
18 ¥4 Jan
3
19% Jan
29
9
60% Feb
20
Jan
7
66 '
I
Apr
Mfg.
Murphy Co
preferred
100
preferred
Myers
(F E)
50
& Bros—
34 3 4
35
34¥4
34 ¥4
34 ¥4
3474
32 ¥4
3174
32'%
30 ¥4
31 ¥4
31
33¥4
*27 74
«
28 ¥4
*2774
28 ¥4
18'%
18 74
18 ¥4
17¥a
35
35%
35 ¥4
7 ¥4
774
7%
53%
'UV'
7¥a
7'%
53
.
53
53'%
300
3474
2,900
32¥T
'33%
8,400
'
11,700
1974
19 ¥4
20%
3 5 ¥4
35
3574s
7 ¥4
35%
53 %
27%
34%
2774
.
3574
18
35
7 74
300
89
*8834
29%
*27
70
3,700
18 ¥4
18%
34%
18
35
7%
53%
23%
30%
774
5574
55
3,500
7%
11,500
54¥4
56
7 ¥4
55%
14,300
4,300
23%
23'/4
2 2 ¥4
23
23'/a
24
23 34
24%
23'%
23 ¥4
29%
29%
29 ¥4
29 ¥4
*29'%
30
29%
29%
29%
29 34
13%
13%
1374
xl3'/a
1374
*13
1374
13
13
1274
13
17%
92%
18
18¥a
18%
1874
1874
18%
18 74
1874
92¥s
93'%
9274
93
92 74
9474
94%
93%
9474
14.800
23 74
25 ¥4
22,200
18%
*18%
94
500
1,200
800
24%
23 ¥s
24
23 74
23¥4
23 Y,
23'%
24%
2474
28%
62
28%
287/b
2874
28'%
28'/a
28%
28 74
28%
2874
28 74
4,300
61%
61 ¥4
61
61'%
60%
60 ¥4
59 ¥4
60%
6074
607%
13,900
17
16%
17
1674
17
16¥4.
16'%
16%
1674
16 ¥4
13%
13-%
62%
23%
23%
23%
18%
18 ¥«
18%
*50%
No par
23 ¥4
1,000
13%
13 ¥4
13¥*
62 ¥4
63
6374
23
23%
2274
23'/4
*22%
23¥b
23%
23'%
23%
*23 ¥4
23%
18 74
18 ¥4
18
1874
18 74
18 74
1874
18%
1,900
2674
26%
26'%
2 6 ¥4
26'%
26%
4,000
*
■
26%
26%
.
*23
300
2374
23%
100
12
12
*12
12%
12 ¥4
*12
12¥b
51
51 ¥4
51%
51 ¥4
*51 ¥4
52%
52 ¥4
52 ¥4
52 ¥4
5274
*1()8 ¥4 109^*
12%
52
109%
1874
45
51%
*42
900
8,900
13%
61%
2674
26%
26%
13%
64 ¥a
13%
62 ¥4
*23%
23'%
23%
2,200
13 ¥4
63%
13'.'2
63 'A
23%
xl6%
62 74
'
13 ¥4
63%
18¥4
Murray Corp of America com—10
4'Jo
35'/a
32%
2674
*12
51 %
*108%
1
common
29%
34%
18%
5
——
C)
90
*27%
*23%
1
Corp
(G
90
28%
34%
3274
63
1
15% Feb 20
90
89
"13%
10
5
Corp
Corp
89
91
*23
'
3
Mueller Brass Co
89
20
7,900
\
19%
102
1974
19%
17
No par
Co
<fc
19%
28%
61%
5
Iuc
60 % Dec
48% July 19
107% Bop 11
18% Jun 28
43% Bop 28
81% Doc
Morrell
19 ¥4
24
5
No par
Lines-—
*101'%
19'%
*89
13
17%
92%
No par
Co
Moore-MeCormick
29
31 ¥4 Jan
24% Dec
(The)
Co
Power
Montgomery Ward
102
102
19 ¥4
89
19%
Shares
41%
41'%
19 ¥4
23
*29 ¥4
No par
Tool
Chemical
Co
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—
73
102
102
102 "2
the Week
42
41%
28%
3474
32%
1774
35
7%
53%
preferred
—25
Light Co_No par
conv
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
7% Feb
9
$1.50 2nd
Minnesota Power &
22
37% Feb
5u
33 ¥4 Mar 12
39% Feb
24
5
2
9
73% Mar
45% July 2
18% Aug 18
29
6
13% Mar
8
17% Jan
34% Jan
30% Jan
32% Dec 26
24% Jun 29
9
36
*102
101%
101%
41 ¥4
4174
42%
2H
Feb
Feb
89
preferred.—.——100
1st
41 ¥4
Friday
Feb.. 29
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 26
42%
42
42%
102% 102%
19%
20
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
£5
.
42
Mfg common—No par
$4
93% Feb 14
2
Min
Feb. 23
Par
AND
day
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
15
27% Oct
29
18% Jun
1
48% Jan
27
27% Feb
Jan.
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW'
STOCKS
Previous
for
*108¥4
109%
108 %
10874
10874
10874
*108¥4
109%
*12
12%
♦12
1,400
50
19
1874
19
19
4,500
*43
45
*43
44
*43
44
43
43
*42
44
100
*50
51%
*50%
51%
*51
51%
51%
51%
*50'%
5174
100
1974
16,500
18 ¥4
18¥4
18%
18%
18 ¥4
18%
N
17% July
•
22% Feb
11% Jan
a
79
Mar II
37
SI
12% Jan
*29% Dec
13
160
27
Dec
Dec
23
Nashville
Corp
Chatt
&
a
31% Feb
27
35% Jan
23
14
Feb
20
16% Jan
4
18% Feb
28
20% Jan
8
National
20 % Feb
20
22% Jan
4
23
Feb
27
6
Jan
2
161% Jan
2
30
13
35% Jan
184 ¥4 Jan 20
167
National Acme
Co
7%
Jan
3
14
25
10% Feb
26
12% Jan 28
National
Can
a
59% Sep
14
54% Feb
4
58 ¥4 Jan
2
National
Cash
6
11% Feb
24
9 ¥4 Jan
2
Jan
Oct
18 74
19
187/s
19
18%
19
60 ¥i
60 ¥4
61%
62
63%
63
64 ¥4
630
31%
32%
32'%
32%
3,200
14%
14%
14 ¥4
14%
2,800
1874
2,300
32%
32%
14%
32
14%
19
19%
19 ¥a
19%
20%
20%
21
21
32%
31 ¥s
61%
31 ¥4
14%
32%
14%
32%
14%
1
Inc
14%
14 %
14 ¥4
19%
30%
30%
30%
30%
*165¥i
166 '%
165%
165 ¥4
13 ¥4
19%
1874
*20%
21%
*20%
30%
30¥4
31%
3174
31 ¥4
7,800
166%
166 %
10 %
10%
10%
10%
166%
166 ¥4
166 ¥4
250
10%
55%
55%
55%
55 ¥4
55¥a
*9%
10
10
10
10
12%
12%
15 ¥4
16%
50 ¥4
—
Register
19%
20%
30%
10%
10
No par
Corp
19%
20'%
30%
100
lo
common
—
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21
19 ¥s
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30%
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7
19'%
61
5
Fibres
Biscuit Co
preferred A
18 7 8
61
1
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19
19
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1
—
Automotive
42¥a Jan
.100
...
National Airlines
National
—
61%
18
5
—
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National Aviation
32% Jan
217/» Apr 31
3
29
Jun
68
7
Aug
17% Dec
IS
16% Jan
16
Mar
Nash-Kelvinator
'166%
167
168
700
21
10 %
10%
10%
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10%
10%
2,500
55 ¥4
55%
55%
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5574
56
4,000
10
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9%
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12%
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16%
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16%
16%
17
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17
50 ¥4
5074
50 3 4
50 ¥i
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'
3,400
12% Feb
20
City Lines Inc
National Container
Co
1
7
10
1*3 ¥a Jan
3
I
12%
12%
16% Aug 14
13% Jan
14
17
Feb
28
National Cylinder
1
15
15
44% May 28
51 ¥4 8ep
10
48% Jan
2
53% Jan
17
50 ¥4
50 ¥4
5074
50 ¥4
23¥4 Feb
3
15 % Feb
29
17% Jan
4
National Dairy Products.—No par
National Department
Stores
5
50¥4
16 % Dec
15'%
15 ¥4
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29 ¥4
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29'%
2974
30
30%
24,000
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105 74
105'%
105%
105¥a
105%
105'%
2,800
9% Dec
11
Jan
14% Aug
3
13% Mar 26
28
,
7
10
37% Oct
3
28¥» Feb
20
34% Jan
2
106% Oct 27
112% Oct
4
103% Feb
21
110% Jan
24
2
19% Jan
26% Jan
16% Jun
29
Oct
29
89
27% Nov
21 Vk
Jan
33% Oct
8
91
29
27¥a Feb
19
165% Dec
31
185% Jan
134'/a Dec
12
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25% Jan
25% Nov
31
Jan
2
4074 Jan 26
9
32
Feb
29
53
Jan
National
16
3
28
B
Nov
7
15
25% Feb
108
Oct
17% Sep 17
14% Feb
7% Jan
2
Range
15% Jan
2
18% Feb
11
34% Jun
21
91
29
Dec
11% Jan
Dec
99
12 % Oct
139%
16774
167
141
140
140
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30 ¥4
30 ¥4
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27
27 74
2774
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30 74
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30
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88
88
Corp
Ref
Sugar
National
4%%
Co
Supply (The) Pa com—10
preferred
National
Tea
4.20'.r
conv
100
Co
Vulcanized
1974
5
preferred
Fibre
1974
Nohi
11
3574
88
1974
26
16
Jan
105
Feb
Neisner Bros Iuc
3
7
26
43% Jan
22
Newberry Co (J J)
96% Feb
27
Jan
4
.90% Jan
4
40
12
24
3¥»'/{''
15
New
Feb
21
New
Jan
28
4
Jan
2
114
Jan
2
126
17% Jan
9
•
2
82% Jan 24
72
Jan
28
75
Jan
7
29
38% Jan
12
35% Jan
30
26
3
12
17% Jun
25
23% Oct
17
32% Jan
18% Feb
15'/a Jun
25
26% Jan
10
17% Jan
21
Jan
156% Feb
13
18 ¥4
May 10
60
Dec
22
Jan
29
6%.
100'/2 Jan
15% Feb
9
13
16% Jan 21
Jan
10
56
14
53
73
Jan
3
92
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/
215
Jan
17
475
Oct
15
14% Nov
14
25 Ve Jan
18
14% Feb
13
43% Jun
25
597/a Jan
17
46 % Jan
2
17% Feb
89% Feb
B
450
Jan
27
18
105
Jan
3
9
Feb
15
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the Week
Feb.20
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10¥a
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105
10'%
15 74
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9 ¥4
9
40
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40
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95
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93'%
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12%
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74
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33
33
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96'%
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92
92
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92
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118
118
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117
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9
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5
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28
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26
20% Jan
2
99
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5
4
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73
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74
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33
33
33
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31
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Jan
16
31 ¥4 Feb
28
Common
1
85% Jan
2
91
13
$3.75 preferred
x29
Feb
25 ¥4 Nov
9
24 ¥4 Jan
2
2674 Feb
28
25
Jun
26
29
7
2674 Jan
2
29% Feb
28
Nov
20
88% Jan
5
76
2
82
Feb
11
3.40%
79% Nov 30
85
Dec
8 ¥4 Jun
3
29
Mar
Jan
Feb 23
102
82
Feb
94
86 ¥4 Jan
12% May
0
9
20 y8 Feb
Feb
5
11
10¥b Jan
14
86
8
27
preferred—-—
24'% Jan
14
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29
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8
46 ¥4 Jan '
2
51
Jan
29
Norfolk
Sep 18
28 % Jan
13
25% Jan
9
2574 Jan
24
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19 ¥4 Dec
31
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2
21
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76% July
31% Jan
29
19
j
88
2
39% Oct
■
,
Feb
Mar
&
new
Western
North
American
13
15¥4 Jan
2
17 ¥4 Jan
29
North
American
80% Feb 27
Northern
Central
40
Northern
29
70% Dec
Feb
5
71 ¥4 Feb
29
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ioy8 Jan
2
1174 Feb
18
80% Dec
21
94% Feb 10
82
2
8734 Feb
15
$3.60
Dec
27
92% Dec
28
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18
109% May 25
103% Feb 27
Jan
105
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3
108
Feb
26
94
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5
98
Feb
6
-
12% Feb
20
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7
16¥4Jan
31
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16
13
13 ¥4 Feb
27
18% Oct 2J
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14
22 y8 Feb
29
25
35 ¥4 Sep
14
30
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30
36
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33y8Jan
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25%
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—25
preferred
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,
48'%
70 ¥4
6774
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11
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2
27'% Jan
28
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2
347% Feb
27
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50
13'%
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13'%
143%
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8674
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3,800
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100
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83
79'%
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83
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3.600
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26¥4
79'%
3 7 74
—
preferred
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.
93
29
1674
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37¥4
(Minn)—
93
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18'%
31
29
10
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59
7
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50
Natural Gas Co
Jan
18'%
29
—100
17
27
l
Jun
48
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75 % Jan
3,000
26%
20 y4
21
47%
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93
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1
26
83
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93
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•
83
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8% Jun
16% Dec
29
*79
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31% Jan
*104
26'%
29
100
preferred
Jun
6
26%
—No par
preferred
Electric
25
30%
*91
100
3.90%
2.000
""
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:
10
15
3174
Corp—
3.60%
Noma
44
Feb
Gas
Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
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95'% Feb
Jan
8¥4 Feb '
&
—
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77
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50
550
15
48%
1474
48%
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70
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15 ¥4
15
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600
900
90
14%
&
.
55%
par
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3,200
16
55%
48'%
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40
102'%
15 ¥4
100
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Preferred
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58
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preferred.——No
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14 ¥4
N Y
3,300
32'/a
N Y
15% May 24
16% Jan
49% Jan
19 74
,
——.
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50
1,700
116
73'%
35¥4
18yB
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140
92
19',%
18 ¥4
noncum
200
,
15,300
12%
1974
19'/a
1874
&
19'%
1.700
19
73'%
18'%
common
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117
117
32 74
1874
19
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33
187%
1-9
12'%
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75
32%
19'%
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19'%
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5
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—
40'%
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19
19'%
1874
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75
33'%
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92
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200
9 ¥4
97%
12%
12 ¥4
12%
200
106
40
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1,000
10%
15'%
9 ¥4
9 ¥4
40
96%
93%
19'%
19
¥4
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106
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40'%
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96
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15'%
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10¥4
10%
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106
974
974
10%
10 ¥4
15
*104'%
105
40
*92
117%
—1
NY City Omnibus Corp.
,.%No par
New York Dock common.:
No par
$5
94% Feb
530
97%
Friday
Feb. 28
1874
New
20
10%
Thursday
41
12%
Sales for
PRICES
F°b. 27
95
12'%
100
Wednesday
preferred series A——100
39% Jan
34¥4 Feb
Sep 20
974
SALE
HIGH
*94
1
Brake...
Air
2,400
Feb. 26
18%
Yoik Central
1,400
77/a
■
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 25
18%
York
New
-14%
734
7%
*40
100
NY Chic & St Louis
14%
14 ¥4
774
19
New
3
103'%
147%
*9%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—_1
21% Jan 22
*102'%
7%
15¥4
i
preferred
2,400
103'%
*102
14 y4
105%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_10o
Mining Corp.———lo
4 % %
290
2074
7 ¥4
*15'/a
Newport Industries common—
88%
2074
14%
*105
9¥4
:
31%
88
2074
20%
102 ¥4
3174
2074
7%
15¥4
System
Elec
20
31%
88%
14%
105%
Newmont
20% Feb
84
6
England
18.300
30 34
774
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—100
com
1,700
14%
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——5
200
3,800
27%
774
100
;
30%
46
14 ¥4
10¥a
2,300
3,100
2774
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10%
974
37
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102%
AND
100
141
457-a
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—1
preferred—
12 ¥4 Feb
30
Jan
Inc.—
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300
167'%
'
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20
30
16,100
27%
2774
7%
10%
1
common
¥4
14%
Saturday
Feb. 23
Par
preferred—..
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10% Jan
9
7
4¥4 7r
28
3
*974
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37
37
3 6 ¥4
36
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LOW
—
3674
20
103
103
9%
9%
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Corp—
9 74
14'%
1
Co.—
Co...
1974
103
*102
100
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
15% Feb
9% Jan
*139%
::
46
27
11
11% Jan
167 ¥4
30 ¥4
46 74
2674
Corp.—
8,600
29
28
974
9%
9%
47 ¥'4
104% Jan
18
*139%
30 34
,
i
167
167
141
2674
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Dec
3
139%
167
142
4674
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Steel
Natomas
2 .143
10
141
166'%
166%
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30 ¥4
8
92
15% Jan
166',2
2674
4
20
41% Jan
167
16674
4 6 ¥4
Jan
Feb
26
29%
3074
Oct
Dec
28 ¥4
2 6 ¥4
28¥4 Jun
101
28 ¥4
46 74
11
Feb
46
28 Ve
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25
103
28
28 ¥4
10
23% Feb 17
34% Nov
28%
No par
25
74
29 74
National
19
42% Jan
2
Apr
Apr
102
27
17% Jun
Jan
13
9674
National Shares Corp
Since Jan. 1
Highest
10% Feb
14% Jan IB
7 *105
8% Jan
87
Range
Lowest
Highest
103 % Nov
*9574
-STOCKS
1951
97/« Jun 21
96%
19
19'/a
5
for Previous
Year
Lowest
*9574
5,200
19%
94 ¥4
36
8% Feb
27
10% Feb IB
19 Ve
¥4
3574
Linen
21% Jan
Feb
16
B
loo
10o
1974
94
2
103
19
28%
19
95'%
35%
88% Feb 29
7% Dec
29
1974
*94'%
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27¥b Jan
9
31% Feb 29
14 V4 Jan
28'%
1874
94'%
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
15
2
5
new
common
;
9
19
23
Co
105 %
4,400
23,300
1974
18%
974
30
Jan
94'%
9'/a
Feb
19% Feb
94 ¥4
974
85% Jan
101
18 ¥4
94 ¥4
105
1
National
257/a Jan
2
11
10474
common.—.1
preferred B
4
¥4 Jan
29%
104'%
18%
preferred A
Feb
9
29'%
104'%
No par
6%
142
90
_5
10o
1951
Co
T/e
24
168
32% Feb
Dec
20
Jan
National Lead
3
35
9
Sep
29
15
30% Dec
19
Jan
'
29 ¥4
Prod
series of
Gypsum
20
a
Nov
101
Jan
33
Co
preferred
Feb
8
21 ¥4 Jan
83
56
$4.50
30 % Jan
34% Nov 30
3
2S
20
457/e Feb
40% Sep 17
Jun
National
Feb
Jan
165
136
B
30% Jun 29
43
14
96
874 Jan
4
25
Jan
9¥a Jan 28
8% Sep
pld
20
Jan
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4%%
17
18% Jan
Mar 23
103
Gas
8G34
107'%
97
1374-
14¥4
23¥4
3374
24'%
:
86
107'%
108
97
13
13 ¥4
97
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13
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23
23'%
33'%
33%
24%
24¥«
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97'%
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1134
11%
84'%
85
108
108
81
85
108
7,500
200
330
840
160
97'%
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97'%
120
13'%
13 ¥4
13¥4
4,900
13 ¥4
8,800
13 ¥4
137%
13¥4
13¥4
13'%
22'%
23%
22'%
22 ¥4
227%
22%
34
32'%
33
32'%
32%
500
24¥%
24¥4
24%
24%
24¥4
3,400
34%
10,100
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24'/a
3,700
O
307% Jan
1
98% Dec
36
337% Aug 20
110% Mar la
100
86 y4 Dec
27
99% Feb 27
88
43 y« Mar 29
197% Jan 19
18
May
97
Jan
Co
14
Feb
18
4.40%
Jan
8
93'% Feb
13
3.90%
577% Sep 10
523/4 Feb
27
5974 Feb
4
Ohio
Oil
22
Oct
ID
22
2
2 4 ¥4 Feb
18
Okla
Gas & Electric
a
20
Jan
8
18
a
377% Oct 11
Jan
104
9
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For footnotes
see
a
Jan
14
18'% Jan
31 4 Feb
20
35V4Jan
4
20
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14
102% Jan
17
Feb
23
page 24.
106
3
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preferred—.
preferred
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preferred
,
5
343%
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100
common
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4
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3474
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Volume 175
Number 5095
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(933)
21
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
10
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Aug
0
06% Jun
15
Mar 24
25
STOCKS
1951
1
NEW YORK
Highest
13 Mi Jan
a
9% Feb
20
103
Jan
S
94% Jan
8
96% Jan 28
27
Dec
6
27
Feb
5
27
13
35
Feb
19
37% Jan
5
12
19
Jan
2
22% Feb
29
Outboard
6
79
Feb
19
83
Jan
li
Outlet Co
78% Feb
20
85% Jan 23
33% Jan
25
17% Sep
13
39% Apr
21% Jan
75
Dec
19
81
73% Fell
a
Aug
89% Aug 30
10% Jan
Feb
LOW AND
STOCK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
17
5
Par
Omnibus Corp (The) common
5
8%
convertible preferred A__100
*96
Oppenheim
*27
Otis
Collins
*9%
_________10
Elevator
No par
Marine
&
Mfg
i—No par
—.
*79
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
10
Sales for
Friday
the Week
Feb. 28
Feb. 21)
Shares
;
14%
96%
*27
27%
35%
35%
21
21
*79
14%
♦9%
♦95%
27%
35%
81%
79%
10
96
*27
79%
12.50
•
Thursday
Feb. 27
9%
35%
21
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 26
96
27%
21
SALE
Tuesday
Feb. 25
96%
*35'A
2.50
HIGH
Monday
Feb. 33
21%
82%
79%
80
*79
~
10
10
;
.
,*95%
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,
35%
35% ;
21%
21%
81%
78%
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78%
10
10
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10
10
96%
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27%
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27%
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36
1,200
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96%
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22
80
31%
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79
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78%
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22%
■
80
22%
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2,500
1,400
80
79
79%
20
36
20
79%
8,100
14%
2,600
P
18% Not 28
91,
Mar 21
14% Feb 29
17% Jan
14
Nov
16
101% Mar
1
95
Feb
26
97% Jan
24
Deo
20
19% Feb
6
15% Feb
14
19% Jan
11
1714 Jan 10
33
Oct
1
26'A Feb
27
30
63
July 13
63
Nov 29
52 Va Jan
11.
53% Jan
37
Apr
6
44
Feb
13
36% Feb
14
38% Jan
4
16% Jan
3
25% Dec
27
25% Jan
2
28% Jan
7
36
95
14
-
Jan
3
18
Pabco Products Inc
4%
cum
conv
1st
51 % Jan
30
49% Feb
5
28 V8 Feb
25
34'A Jan
7
Pacific
Mills
2
110% Jan
12
Pacific
Telep
31
Nov
24
103
Jan
3
xl30V« Dec 27
4% Jun 29
17
May 24
8% Jan
3
114% Oct U
151% Jan 30
6% Feb
22% Sep
9
109
132
Jan
52% Jan
Jan
2
Jan
21
5% Jan
14
2
6% Feb
21
20
139
Jan
8
24% Jan
22
7
8% Jan
7
9% Jan
22
7
x4% Feb
27
19
Dec
6%
26%
26%
*25%
26%
54
•52
54
36%
♦35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
25
26 y»
26%
26%
26%
35%
1,900
35
35
35%
35
35%
35
34%
35
34%
35
8,100
Electric
51%
par
&
Teleg
110
110
110%
136
136
137
137
136%
137
preferred
__100
4%
2
12
Jan
2
Pan
Jan
24
Pan-American
Nov
20
59% Jan
9
69% Jan
25
18
93
2
98
Feb
14
6%
7
21
Jun
Feb
5
7% Jan
3
9% Jan
14
20
25 "A Jan
2
29% Feb
8
Jan
15
39
Feb
13
2
4% Jan
9
2% Feb
21
11
63 Ve Aug
7
53 % Feb
1
58
19
38
40% July 10
2% July
40% Jan
31% Jan
10
33% Sep
29
May 24
3
57
39% Sep
x35
20
3% Jan
Feb
1
Panhandle
Prod
&
Refining
Park
&
21
Park
Utah
Parke
&
Parker Rust
Patino Mines & Enterprises
8
6% Feb
15
8(4 Jan
29
8
10 % Jan
Dec
21
25% Jan
Proof Co
Peabody
Coal
Co
2.50
64% Apr
74% Jan
67% Jan
2
72% Feb
8
Penney (J C) Co—-
No par
12 '/a Jun
25
12% Jan
22
14% Feb
14
Penn
23% Jan
35
26% Feb
13
Penn-Dixie
Dec
28
26% Feb
23
29 V/, Jan
5
112
Sep
28
4
108% Feb
11
29
102% Dec
10
;
105
Jan
>
Coal &
Penna
Coke
5','c
5
27% Apr
18
20% Feb
5
28% Feb
16% Jun
29
26% Jan
18
17% Feb
27
2014 Jan
22
Pennsylvania
56% Feb
21
67% Jan
23
32 y4 Feb
18
52% Jan
10
30
25
Jun
111% Jun 29
16
Jun
25
8% Jun
29
Jan
3
34
100% Apr 27
17% Jan 11
18% Dec 26
35% Nov 26
111
Oct 29
59 % Apr
3
54% Dec
13
25% Jan
2
71
Dec
18
34% Mar 27
130
Dec
29
38% Oct
2
12% Jan
Apr
7
31
Feb
6
13
9
Feb
19
56
105% Feb
129
Penn
Power
__100
*37
-33%c
8%
8%
No par
*40%
41%
102% Feb
4%7e
preferred
23% Jan
22
Petroleum
19% Jan
25
Pfeiffer
2
2
79% Oct
Pfizer
common
(Chas)
4%
100
2nd
& Co Inc
preferred
30
14
29 Vb Jan
2
30% Feb
14
Phila
22% Dec 17
26% Feb 23
Jan
8
103% Dec 31 *115
22 'A Jan
2
24
21
103% Jan
2
Jan
17
xl03% Jan
8
93
110% Feb
26
4.4%
14
3.8%
preferred
Feb
27
4.3%
81% Dec
13
45% Nov
Range
Highest
preferred
3
Since Jan.
Lowest
15% Jan
2
20% Feb
8
13
26% Jan
2
29% Jan
25
95% Feb 27
83% Jan
3
88% Feb
9
56% Mar
49% Jan 30
97% Feb
4
9
46% Jan
2
28
107% Jan
16
93'A Jan
12
93
July 11
14% Dec
6
104% Jan
19
91
Dec
95% Feb
13
20
Mar
7
14% Jan
22
05% Feb 28
98
Dec
7
x95% Jan
17
x95% Jan 17
39% May 24
11% Dec
3
54
Sep
8
1
48% Feb 20
54% Jan 29
11% Jan
31
12
Jan
4
Sep 27
35% Jan
3
38
Feb
29
98
100% Jan
28
Jan
xl7% Jun
2
39
95% Oct 22
104
31
Jan
23
Jan
4
2
17% Jan
8
16% Feb
4
110% Jun 29
110% Jun
29
110% Jan
21
30% Jan
15
16
Jan
19% Jan 22
91
July
9
39% Sep
100
13
Sep 28
95% Feb
13
Jan
31
15
17
Jan
2
110% Jan 21
37% Jan
29
37% Jun
6
51
Sep 17
Jan
16
95% Feb
13
97% Jan
17
106% Jan
28
47'% Jan
8
90
51'A Feb
2
Phila
$4
$5
75%
*58
28% Jun
46% July
10% Jan 21
30
Jan
20% Feb
27
25% Jan 21
17
132% Jan
9
Jan
2
85
Jan
17
Jan
18
73% Jan
4
80
Jan
17
33% Jan
3
21% Feb
20
71
_
_
30
29
Pittsburgh Young
29
Pittston Co
3
14 Va Apr
12
11% Jan
3
12% Feb
14
Plough
4
36% Aug 23
28
31
Feb
53
Jan
2
16% Feb
18
29
15% Nov 30
14% Jan
7
2
16% Nov 23
84
Dec
27
16% Jan
13
Pond
19
Jail
22
Poor & Co
15% Feb
13
Potomac
13% Jan 18
33% Feb
7
35
Jan
4
4%%
65 % Jan
14
68
Jan
3
Procter
29% Jan 31
xl5% Feb
27
17% Jan 22
Feb
19
81'A Feb
7
86% Jan
2
30% Feb
19
26% Jan
2
28% Feb
25
26 V* May 24
30% Aug
1
29 'A Jan
7
31% Feb
2
119% Feb
7
109% Jan
8
116% Feb
91% Feb
13
Deo
17
79% Dec
10
21% Jan
2
81
5
Publicker
$4.75
Public
May 24
92
Dec
41% Apr
18
2
4fe % Mar 28
106
Sep 11
27% Jan
30
135
6
6
27'A Feb
13
24% Jan
2
27
Feb
7
$1.40 div
Feb 21
92'A Jan
2
99
Feb
5
74
58%
58%
3
106
Feb
4
X40% Feb
27
43y«Jan
4
48% Oct
8
62% Deo
28
60 Va Feb
27
69 'A Jan
23
May 23
107 Yb Jan
31
109% Feb
28
39
48
a
29% Feb
29
Nov 38
159
Jan 22
138 % Jan
3
Feb
8
29
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45% Oct 18
For footnotes see nacre 24.
2
25 "A Jan
10
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2
30% Feb
7
41
Feb
29
46
Jan 21
1,200
112%
73%
1,200
74%
57%
58
10,000
820
*
30%
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301/4
30
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30
30%
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23%
23%
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23%
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110%
280
110
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110%
110%
110%
110
100
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100
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100
107
107
107
108
108
19%
Monday
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
18%
19%
19%
28%
28%
29
X28
87%
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87%
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19%
SALE
110%
109%
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•108
110%
•109%
100
109
*98%
100
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
27%
28%
87%
86%
Feb. 28
19
28%
Friday
the Week
Feb. 29
Shares
Thursday
Feb. 27
18%
~50
109
•108
87
47%
19 Va
19
19%
19%
11,100
12,800
201/4
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96
28%
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47%
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99
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99
96
96
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96
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15
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97'A
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97%
49%
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50%
48%
48%
49%
49 yB
49%
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.5
25
49%.
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36%
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16%
12
32%
94%
48%
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12
12
37
37%
100'A
100%
100%
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100%
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16'A
16%
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103
48%
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33
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147
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155
153
153
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45
44
45
10
10
10
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10
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76%
76%
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74
74%
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22%
137
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33
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23
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100
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32
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55
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54
54
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11
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34
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67
11
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11
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34
34
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16
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35
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35
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5
16
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com
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28
28%
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28%
28%
28%
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28 Vi
813/4
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28%
28%
28%
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30%
30%
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30%
30%
30%
301/4
30%
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30%
30%
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3,500
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100
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115
15%
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114
114
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114
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20
82
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84
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84
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84
25%
25%
25%
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25%
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25%
25%
25%
11,200
preference com„No par
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26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
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26%
26
26%
7,000
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98
97%
97%
96%
96%
96
96
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96
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105%
105%
105%
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41%
41%
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(The)
100
common
preferred
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Purity Bakeries Corp
"*s
s "assss
I
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112
'
21%
"
99
41%
No par
100
No par
Radio Corp of America cora._No par
27% Feb
58
47%
Feb 11
13
74%
58
104%
24
Feb. 23
100
com
Inc
conv
112%
74%
•96%
5
5
Feb
26
Oil
111%
74 %
581/4
99
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.,10
34% Jan
141
5%
112%
73 y8
58
V-
•103
104%
84 %
& Gas
preferred
4.70% cum preferred
Pure
112%
♦21 y4
25%
Pub Serv El
Pullman
112%,
•102
No par
4.08%
0
a
Colo.
preferred
Feb
26% Feb
Jan
24
73%
58%
48
—No par
preferred-
85
2
21,900
1
preferred
3Va%
2
110
76
58
47%
preferred series A__50
4.64%
Jan
24 Vb Jan
107
111%
74%
•96%'
Public Serv Co of Indiana—-No par
24% Nov 16
31% Fab
Oct
9
Power
Co of
9%
41%
23%
3
Industries Inc
cum
600
8%
No par
Gamble
Serv
1,900
♦40%
9
40%
*92%
Pocahontas
conv
&
400
,
37%
•36
15
class B
Electric
102% Jan
24
111%
112
48
& Ash pfd—100
1
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
10% Feb 20
17
11
17
23% Jun 25
108
Creek
•40%
27%
1,200
33
97%
Plymouth Oil Co.
55% Feb
41% Jan
95
X36
99
5
35% Jan 28
371/4
60%
130%
96
Inc
80
J«m
•102
100
Jan
27
104%
130%
9
41%
No par
32'A Jan
4
Jun
♦40
•31%
•94%
prior
134% Feb
13% Jan
62% July
41%
59%
33
131
•14%
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
5% preferred class A
9
20% Oct 13
33
*40
47%
10
31
28
•
9
41%
*96%
No par
Jan
15% Jun
8%
9
38
99
preferred—100
(The)
38
37
59
130%
30
47%
1
27% Jan
10 V* Jun 29
37%
59
•32%
23%
47%
Chem Co com..No par
3
Feb
38%
58
33
131%
*96%
2
0
57
♦32
.131
*92%
Inc
Feb
2
32%
131%
100
No par
100
31% Jan
24
x58
32%
131%
100
pfd
Pittsburgh <fe West Virginia
129
22,500
_100
common.
series
18%
_No par
com
__
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1st
18
30%
•86%
convertible preferred—No par
5V2%
18%
30
100
2
49% Jan
18%
23%
28%
54% Oct
20
18%
24
3
23
20
6,100
30%
24
*109
19%
Jan
10% Jan
59
30
«
112%
75%
1
155
43% Feb
28%
112%
4
x9% Feb
10
28%
"
2,900
Jan
3
58
108%
28 '/8
1081/2
10,900
151
Sep 25
200
•107%
27%
17%
18
8%
•107
27%
131%
9
108%
27%
18%
1
11
•107
1,300
3,100
35%
Saturday
__
guaranteed
107%
27%
14
26
35%
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co..
—1
7%
28%
13%
361/B
Feb
17% Jan
•26%
13%
35%
174
20
25%
28%
13%
36%
152% Dec 28
147
8%
♦40
25%
•26%
13%
36
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
131% Nov 30
21% July 17
38%
33
25%
28%
36%
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
21% Dec 21
131
107%
25%
♦26%
36
14
98
57
*32%
108
13%
X25%
37%
11
16V8 Feb
13%
26%
28%
26%
37%
Par
St L RR—
Pitts Coke &
*13
♦26
37%
Jan
2
13%
26%
28
18%
145
27
13%
26%
*26
200
21%
21
Jan
4,000
18%
Feb
Nov
68%
21%
142
70 % July 24
68%
18
1
18
68%
18%
3
73
68
21%
Feb
2
681%
104%
Dec
8% July
67%
18
22
37% Jan 25
68%
♦21
156
July
68
•102
6
Jun
68%
18%
25
16
148
68%
104%
21%
STOCK
preferred
Pitney-Bowes
3,800
1,200
LOW AND
Hosiery
C &
7%
19 %
33
17%
100
Phillips Petroleum
Pitts C
7%
19%
21%
105%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Pillsbury Mills Inc
7%
33
•19
18%
*97%
4%
Phoenix
7%
500
3,100
21%
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
—
7%
6%
15%
18%
105%
Corp common—
3%% preferred series A
preferred
200
6%
14%
7
15%
21
—100
Philco
5'/o
15%
*103%
50
& Reading Coal & Iron
Phillips Jones Corp
35%
35%
■
•6%
18%
_25
EXCHANGE
19
35 Va
•35
6%
15%
21%
——100
-
NEW YORK
1
Highest
36
19%
STOCKS
1951
7,300
104%'
No par
100
com
——
96% Feb
108
3,200
18 %
common—No par
preference
preferred
conv
Range for Previous
2
Co
2%
56%
100
(conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp —;
Philadelphia Co 67c preferred
Electric
300
2%
55%
>
1
com_
21
$1
39%
2%
55%
21%
America——_5
59% Jan
Feb
*102
<
5
___■
Corp of
Brewing Co
81% Jan 29
20% Jan
38%
*39%
40
2%
54%
•39%
2%
54%
33%
*57%
32%
4,200
33%
57%
57'
130%
6,700
19%
17%
32%
8%
27%
34%
18%
57
8%
27%
•19
18
*130
160
8%
27%
X34%
18%
5
97
19%
18%
10
7%
7%
♦95%
34
50
100
6%
15
67%
33%
27%
Pet Milk
9
7%
*19
27%
Pepsi-Cola Co
26
7%
19
•35 %
8y4
27
35
97
33%
27%
6
17% Feb
2%
54
8%
8%
*33%
*107%
2
20 Va Jan
7%
19
35%
27%
7
42 % Jan
17% Jan
27% Dec
13%
•
*35
108%
27
Jun 29
7%
10% Jan
Co
2%
54%
27%
29
13
39%
2%
53%
*107%
73% Feb
Year
39 Va
2%
100
57% Feb
Lowest
39%
44% Jan
2
117% Jan
4
39%
20
15
9
39%
20
Jan
29
Feb
39%
8% Feb
35% Feb
Jan
40%
35
27
par
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co-
110% Feb
106
8%
26%
26%
18
1
110
8%
27%
26%
40% Feb
3
18
8%
26%
26%
15
Dec
8%
27%
26%
63% Mar 27
91
8%
26%
68%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light <fc Coke
46% Aug
121% Aug
100% Nov 30
8%
68%
*13%
*
35%
27%
41% Feb
101
23% Sep 10
22% Mar 12
Nov
•95%
_7
10
2
66%
96%
—_10
Jan
33% Jan
136
66%
96%
34
—,
6,700
66
96%
..1
RR.
400
67%
66%
Light Co—No
&
35 %
66%
34
96%
19%
preferred
24% Jan
35%
34
66
97
*33%
Corp
21,400
67%
Corp com
Sand
35,700
34%
*19
_25
Corp
Cement
Glass
4%
10%
97
7%
No par
preferred
800
4%
10%
67
6%
Penick & Ford
8%
4%
ioy4
8%
34%
*33%
8%
4%
10%
67
15%
2
8%
41%
10%
96%
*6%
29
15% Mar 16
10
35
15%
34% Jan
27% Mar 10
X4%
7
20% Jan
29
•8%
4%
16
18
19% May 24
8%
10%
15%
19
22% Jun 29
4%
10
*6%
Feb
10
*8%
8%
4%
35%
33
prior
11,500
6%
18% Feb
conv
23%
15%
5
90
22%
10%
*35
670
136%
•136
23%
35%
41% Aug 21
136%
21%
6%
11
•136
136
22%
15%
common
6,200
110%
51%
21%
—5
34% Dec 28
5'7c
136
No par
Transportation
29%
110%
51%
22%
35%
Parmelee
A ,300
28%
110%
51 y»
28%
21%
55
7
21
8%
2%
4
7% Dec
22
54%
26
51%
28%
110
,
1101%
15,400
2%
Jan
51%
28%,
110
6%
54%
7% Jan
6% Jan
15
51%
28%
■'
6%
2%
18'/a Jan
14
'
29
6%
4%
*39%
1
180
6%
54%
4
16
21% Feb
35%:
6%
10%
8%
36%
'
6%
4%
27
54
•52
6%
No par
27
8% Jan
29
54
6%
Mines—1
Co
•52
67
1
Consolidated
54
96%
__1
Tilford Distillers Corp
Davis
27
6%
10%
*34
.100
Paramount-Pictures Corp
28%
•25%
22%
6%
4%
»
Transp_—5
preferred
15
16
<fc
Inc
8%
29%
10%
No par
Airways
Petrol
Feb
6% July 31
13% Jun
19
Feb
43'A Jan
4%
World
22%
*8%
__lo
6%
*22%
Panhandle East Pipe L com.._No par
104% Jan
Jan
51%
28%
109%
38
62
51 %
29%
109%
10
31
51%
29%
109"%
26
20
51%
51%
26%
J
100
com
Feb
Feb
*32
54
—No par
___
33% Jan
Dec
290
36%
6
92
26%
26-%
18
X40
400
26%
36%
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4'
Amer
10
16%
26
40% Oct
4% Jan
96
16 '/a
36%
13% Apr
10
♦
37
25
6% Mar
«*94%
16%
26%
x9% July la
Mar 15
14%
14%
96
26%
preferred
Packard Motor Car
4% Jun 29
16%
*52
Lighting Corp—No
0
27
16
*36%
16
64% Mar
*2G
>
10
Pacific
17
z49% Jan
14%
•941/4
•15%
No par
Gas
&
14%
95%
16.
15%
96
No par
Pacific
2
14%
*94%
16
15%
*95
♦25%
•52
9
33% Jan
15
95
16
noncum
preferred
3
14%
95
96
16
10
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
34% Mar
14%
*95s
noncum
preferred
2nd
14%
100
__5
Pacific Coast Co common-
31% Mar 27
Feb
No par
com
preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc—
p'urfn.
62
♦108%
*29
105%
42 '
62%
109%
29%
30'A
30'A
*138% 140
25%
25%
24%
62
♦108%
29
42
62%
60%
61%
109%
•108%
109 %
29%
30'A
30%
139% 139%
25%
26
29
29
30y8
139
25%
25%
30
139
24%
24%
7g Tf
1053/4
24%
93%
'93V4
*41 %
42
41%
60
96
105'A
105%
105%
600
403A
40%
40%
40%
5,200
60'/a
61%
61%
62%
62%
62%
18,600
109'A
1091/4
109%
109%
•109%
109%
29%
600
•29
30'/a
140
29%
•29
•24%
23%
24%
41,2
40
**
•29
29%
30%
29%
139%
139%
•25
25%
24%
29%
139%
30%
140
93%
42
•94%
X105 'A
41
1*
24%
1;;
Rbfcton
Co-93%
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
*41 %
41%
,
24%
,
25'A
•25
24%
24%
1* V
J8& ' «*
^ *
30
300
2,900
139%
180
25%
500
24%
T
41*
«
3®
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
(934)
Range
1951
Year
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
84% Oct
4
59
Feb
19
68 % Jan
22
24
37% Feb
13
34
Jan
3
36% Feb
18
24% Nov 24
32% Feb
36
35% Aug 22
44
Feb
4
Feb
27% Jan
30
38yaJan
28
4%
30
Dec
14
37
Feb
3
30% Jan
13
Dec
19
7
1
11% Feb
11
29
19% Feb
20% Feb
18 ya Jan
4
15% Juil 25
91% Jan
ft
16
31
12% Feb
8
28% Mar
0
Jun
7% Dec
4%
28
Jan
32
15
17
Real
13 y* Jan
8
Jan
30
20
.
13% Feb
9V» Aug 21
27
17% Feb
6
7% Jan
7.
Jan
7
26 % Feb
18
9y8 Feb
9
10'A Jan
1
15
64
Feb
2
Feb
28
58
Jan
22% Sep
17
18% Feb
20
21% Jan
Apr
6
17
90 % Feb
22% Feb
18 Va Jan
3
23% Feb
9
16% Jan
9
13% .Tan
19
15% Feb
15
4
Feb
20
5ya Jan
11
9% Jun
10
Feb
18
10% Jan
9
44y* Jan
30
100
6Vt Sep
24
27
11% Sep
21
35% Jun 29
49 % Feb
3
July 19
29
118% Jan
111
25
16
115
Jan
21
32
Jan
22
5% Feb
5
67% Jan
6% Jan
4
Jan
2>
1
242
Co
Mfg
31% Dec 20
45
Mar 31
40'A Jan
5
43
Jan
3
Jan
3
89% Feb
29
Preferred
105% Feb
16
Jan
12
Rheem
60% Apr
2
Jan
10
23
4% Aug 21
26% Nov
8
45% Dec
31
10
5
53% Feb
27
60% Jan
28
Richfield
24% Feb
26
6% Oct 18
42
Feb 17
22
Roan
29% Jan
45% Jan
3
48% Jan
23
4
17% Feb
20
19% Jan
4
21 ya May
Apr
3
34 Vi July 12
83% Jan
20
1601/4, Aug 29
31
Feb
107
100
Aug 30
15% Jan 11
20
26% Feb
15
136% Feb 27
155
Jan
22
Rohm
15
Ronson
4%
Jan" 21
18% Feb
20% May 29
17%
26 % Sep
22% Feb
27
24% Jan
3
3
63
Jan
2
57% Feb
15
8% Jan
13
17
54
4
Jan
2
99 'A Feb
28
Feb
6
101 ya Jan
9
91-
Sep
18
7%
*63/4
25%
25 3A
*25%
26 V4
25%
253/4
*25%
•v>-; 9%
9%
*9%
9%
9%
100
57
19
56
56%
56 Va
19%
*56%
18%
9%Y
18%
18%
92
25%
*9%
300
-A'
25%
9'A
9%
600
500
20
19
18%
18%
»
56
*54%
56
183A
18%
9,500
*91%
93
*91%
7%
*7
73A
25%
;•
*93/8
*54%
56
*54%
18%
92
93
*91%
100
94%
*913A
94%
*913A
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22
22 V*
21%
213/4
21%
22
21%
22'A
14%
14%
143/a
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14 3A
14%
14 3A
143/4
8,000
50c
4 Va
4%
4%
4%
4%
4 J/8
4'A
10,900
10
10 Va
60%
—-
*215
5%
8%
8%
8%
700
33 3/8
333A
33'A
33%
33%
33%
33 J/4
33J/2
33'A
33%
10,900
*41
44
*41
44
89%
105%
31 %
31%
*41
44
89%
893/8
105%
54%
53%
54%
53%
31
*24%
243A
24%
24 3A
6%
6%
6%
63/a
63/8
26%
*26%
26%
263A
45%
45%
*26%
7
370
31%
1,600
54%
54%
54'%
89%
31 '/a
31%
105%
55
5,500
*233/4
24%
24%
100
*6%
6%
6'A
61/4
*61/4
6%
1,000
2 6 3/4
263A
263A
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,700
46
A A.
*24
24% A
*24
700
46'A
46
463/4
46%
463A
46 3/4
18%
46
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18
2,000
35%
353/4
35%
353A
35 y»
35%
35%
17%
35%
17%
353/4
35%
35%
3,500
46
18%
■
•46
137
*140
144
100
*102%
105
*102%
105
*102%
*17%
18
17%
18
",17%
22%
„1
Typewriter
—
(The)—-— No par
*22%
57
11'
223/4
22%
*56
-A- —5
11
22%
11%
136%
*135%
138
*102%
105
*102%
105
*102%
105
18
17%
18
17%
18
:'v
22%
11
56
11
136'A
22%
11
A
56%
11
//A
11%
136%
56
22%
56
56%
*56
136%
105
137
140
140
-20
—1
Stores common
54
300
89%
105%
90%
105
313%
44
*41
44
*89%
105
31
53%
54%
24%
A
*41
903/a
105%
31%
*31%
44
*89%
105%
89%
105
105
6%
__
90
8%
*8%
91
353A
:"A A
8%
♦24 3A
Corp— No par
6,500
61%
219%
x«%
.A. 54%
1
59
219
61%
220
8,300
«%
new—
_50
61%
220
200
5%
5%
5%
2,500
29
28%
29
0%
No par
-
14,400
lO'/a
8%
31%
_2o
A'.:.'.
61
216
216
225
41%
113%
5%*
6
59%
60'/a
*215
41
*112
lO'/a
*8%
105%
*105
60%
•
61%
228
*218
A': A-'
6
1,100
413%
1121%
28%
28 3A
28%
28%
5%
.
10 y8
4 l'A
41%
114
33%
*89"
100
6
60%
61%
225
*41
100
5%
6--«.
4.100
112%
*10
10%
10
41
*112'A
114
283A
28%
28%
28 3A
5%
10
41%
413/8
*113
114%
*113
4
4
4
4%
10
42
41%
41%
113
283A
2.50
10
10
10%
413/8
113
4
Metal Works Inc
Art
'
*9'A
1
*31 %
Haas Co common
St
■
56
19%
93
No par
El
25%
9%
Co— —; —I
—
&
*6 3/4
v.A
26 V*
.^-5
—-
(Jacob)
21
47% Feb
29% Feb
7%
—
series
Safeway
33% Jan
9
*6%
series.——
Ruppert
29
39% Mar
12
3
7'A
preferred; series A/AA-
Royal
7
10% Jan
7%
Ruberoid Co
Jan
12% Feb 21
3
7'A
50c
Corp„
Gas
Rochester
2
*15%
preferred series A„
Feb
47% Jan
A;:I6;A
16 (A.
Mills Inc
4.507®
36
20% Jan
16%
1674
—1
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
23
Oct
Oil
16
Jan
16%
16'A
25c
Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins
2
26
Dec
47
1,500
16%
No par
Ritter Company
28
25% Jan
7y8 Jan
11
ey* Feb
Oct
16
*16%
—
Manufacturing
62% Sep
32
33
1,700
19%
-10
31
a
16% July
2
500
19%
19%
—
3.607®
16
27
11%
19%
Common
34 % Apr
Feb
*11 »A
19%
series—'—.
Preferred 4.507®
101 V* Jan
400
11%
19%
16% AA
500
31%
11%
8%
Reynolds
108 ya Mar 19
/A 11%
311/2
19%
33%
Reynolds
8
6
19
*31
31%
38
*361%
19%
.10
2
35% Feb
Jan
*31
31%
*31%
V
*11%
Spring Co
—(R J) Tob class B__
10 % Jan
2
28
11%
37
11%
1
27
xlOiy* Dec
31
37
19%
100
32 % Jan
85
'A, 31
37
19%
preferred
x8% Feb
23
31%
37
11%
common—
convertible
5%%
4
98% Jan
38
36% V
19%
common—
Reynolds Metals Co com
Jan
2
1,400
*36
36%
,11%
preferred....
convertible
36
13
1,300
27 Va
26%
No par
Inc—
x7% Nov 28
Dec
36V4
27%
*353/4
26%
19 Va
.«-»•-
pfd 3%%
13
11% Jan 29
Jan
x353A
27 J/4
36%
26 3A
-10
Corp
Stores
;Sep
83
36J/2
36 Va
27
31%
16%
240
41
36%
*26%
36%
64
63
*11%
Rexall DrugTnc-*-i-----«-~
2
30
Feb
29
56% Jan
205
36%
27 'A
36 3/8
.
6,200
62%
263A
,
Shares
63
64'A
63 V*
5
No par
Republic Steel Corp com..;..
100
6% conv prior pfd series A
Revere Copper & Brass com_ No par
3
28% Feb
13/
66% Sep
25
Jan
139
31%
,!
""
.
64
62%
11%
preference.
prior
div
Motors
$1
lliya Jan
'
the Week
29
Feb
No par
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
9
8% Feb
6% Jun 28
88 Ya Jan
Reo
Feb. 28
65
38
Friday
Thursday
Feb .27
63%
633A
*36
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 2ii
(Robt) & Co—
Remington-Rand
$4.50 preferred
14
Jan
ft
34% May
27% Jun
94
19
1st
noncum
Reliable
14
40% Jan
Jan
2nd preferred
Bilk Hosiery Mills
.^50
Conv
2
10% July
3% May
2
11
2
3
21
16% July
—50
$1.25
26
14% Jan
90
26%
preferred
Reliance
8
54% Dec
56
common
noncum
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
25
36%
36'/2
-50
Reeves Bros Ihc
11
Feb
6% Feb
25
._25
.
26'A
63%
-'4» w
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reis
22% Aug 30
Co
Reading
20
25% Feb
8
10
1
Rayonier Inc common—
$2 preferred A.
Feb
Feb. fi
Par
AND
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
45* May 24
33% Dec
LOW
STOCKS •'
.
Range for Previous
2,400
22%
23
8,700
*55%
22%
223/4
56
56
*11
•
500
i''
18
56
500
11
1,300
19,300
18
11
11 Va
S
29% Nov
7
89 V* Dec
20
4
19% May 23
41
Apr
57
24% Jan
25% Dec 31
54
26% Feb
12
St
14
2
32% Oct
8
22% Jan
14
26% Jan A2"?
57
Jun
29
71% Oct
6
x60%Feb
27
64% Jan
205
Apr
5
Jan
3
St
17
21% July
9
24% Feb
St
88% Feb
28
91% Jan
series A
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Feb
7
16% Feb
29
20
9
21
Jan
18 y4 Jan
Schenley Industries
41% Jan
31
28% Feb
Mar 5*0
59
Sep
21
50% Jan
2
54 y* Jan
21
87% Dec 27
102
Feb
26
90 Va Jan
9
92
Jan
31
1
108
Jun
11
103 % Jan
14
105
Jan
29
a
38
Jan
8
35% Jan
30
87
Feb
29
116% Jan
30
Nor
33 V* Jan
20
31
July
32% Jan
3
83
Dec
26
95
Feb
7
85
Feb
13
107% Dec
28
123
Jan
13
111
Jan
4
3
Mar
104
13% Jan
2
14 V* Jan
2
Sep
15
101% Nov 13
5
102 % Jan
8
73% Dec
26
89% Feb
14
75% Jan
4
47
29
68% Dec 20
67% Jan
3
14% Jan
103
Jun
Feb
16
3
21 >/* Dec
12
19% Jan
103% Sep
18
90'A Feb
29
12% Dec 31
22 ya Jan
15
12% Feb
51% Jan 25
58
Feb
14
50% Feb
19
Nov
81% Feb
A 77
July 19
74
16% Jan
8
11
a
July
Nov 23
8
68% Dec 22
Range for
Year
Lowest
82% Jan
7:
14
88 % Jan
3
12
4.40%
3.35%
13
16% Feb
23
Seagrave
29
56% Jan
4
15
19% Jan
28
Seeger Refrigerator
3
14% Jan
29
5
Feb
26
90
70
May 25
74
Jan
22
Inc
*
Previous
1951
Range
36 V* Sep
*
4
38% Feb
20
42% Jan
30
48 ya Jan
10
9
8V4 DetC 21
12% Feb
19
3
Mar 15
2
8% Jun 29
:
3% July
29% July
41V* JaL
75
31
29% Jan
29
Sheaffer
27
73% Jan
28
Shell
27
16% Jan
7 *
12% Sep
5
10% Jan
2
12% Feb
8
23
4% Jan
16
3
6
.Jan
8
3% Feb
3
35
Feb
17
28% Feb
20
30% Jan
2
8
53% Feb
5
44% Feb
20
49
Jan
18
(W
10
42% Feb
20
47% Jan
28
Sinclair
95 y* Oct
17
84
26
102 y4 Jan
26
Skelly Oil
25
38% Feb
Oil
28
141
Jan
5
7
5
Jan
.8
20 3A
20%
90%
15%
52 \\
52'A
51%
52%
51%
52
X50%
513/s
503A
51%
50!%
503A
*18%
191/4
18%
183/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
900
7%
7%
7%
73/4
7%
5,600
i'
70%
*70'/a
73A
71
19
18%
18%
18%
12
12
12
7%
71
'
*70%
^
-
Saturday
Par
7%
70
71
Monday
32%
HIGH SALE
39%
40
5,300
42 3/4
42%
42%
413/4
42
2,000
*101%
102 %
"101 y4
102%
♦101%
8%
8%
x8%
8%
8%
27%
25%
26
26%
26%
40
40 y2
39%
393A
41%
41%
33%
39%
42
41%
8%
*26%
27%
*101%
102
*8%
8%
*26
27%
102
8%
*26
27%
45% Jan
17
53% Jan
17
73
Aug 28
62% Feb
27
69
Nov 16
43
Jan
18
39% Feb
19
9
34% Feb
26
36% Jan
14
Southern
28
12% Jan
2
13% Jan
30
Southern Co
Jan
12
South
50% Jan
29
Southern
32 y* Jun 26
10% Jun
29
35% Mar
12% Dec
_
19% Jan
2
22% Aug 30
21% Feb
a
51
47% Jan
9
Nov
67% Nov 24
74% Feb
46% July
64
3
63% Nov 27
x64% Sep 13
13% Jan
2
5% Jun 25
5
77
May 24
Jan
30
41% Nov 23
52% Nov
24
99 ya Dec
20
25% July 12
26% Jun 29
9% Jun 29
Dec
31
16
23
2,700
3,200
31/2
33A
3%
3%
3%
2.800
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28 3A
28Y8
29
44 %
45% ' V
44%
44%
No par
—25
*28%
29
*44
■
45%
42%
A' 86
„
*
45%
*44
42%
43%
42%
36%
86%
86%
84
43%
A
A.
42%
.43%
84%
85
85%
86.%
*85%
86%
35 *
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
35
32%
32 %
33 V
33
16%
63 %
<63 %
16%
16%
16%
62%
62%
63%
80
78
78
v,
•77
79
-
21%
*20%
213/4
20%
36%
36%
35 3A
36%"'
19%
4%
20%
20Va
♦127
133
20%
20%
*127
133
4%
4%
4%
4%
16
*77
20%
36V2
;
33
16%
63%
29
20
53 y4 Jan
29
65
Jan
3
68
Jan
23
5%
9
66
Jan
18
68
Jan
16
Mobile
9
14% Feb
28
7% Jan 29
5% Jan
14
Railway
noncum
48
48
66,
66
65
65
40
*39
47
40
6434
3A
9% Oct
101
4
Nov
20
47% Dec
6
57 y* Dec
31
105
Mar
5
7% Feb
100
21
9% Jan
21
52
Feb
23
99% Jan
9
29% Feb
13
22% Feb
13
32% Feb
20
17
Jan
10
2
101
57% Jan
102
29
36% Oct
17
29
47% Jan
14
Feb
40% Feb
Jan
6% Jan
16
Feb
2
4.50%
29
4.60%
26% Jan
.,
7
34% Jan
14
cum
Sperry Corp
36%
31,500
20%
20%
20
20%
3,400
128
4%
4%
9%
9%
9%
14% Feb
9
x9 % Feb
Feb
9
67
Jan
16
71% Feb
6
30 V* Dec
5
25% Feb
26
29 % Jan
14
Square D Co
2
29% Aug
109% Jan 30
23% Feb
4
30Vi Feb
23
(E R)
$4 preferred
No par
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
26
lO'A Jan
3
Spiegel Inc common.
Conv $4.50 pfd (stamped)-Nopar
Squibb
Feb
6
26% Feb
8
22% Jan
25% Feb
11
96
1
80% Jan
88Vi Feb
26
$3.50
22
Standard
Mar
98% Jan
104
—5
& Sons com—_50c
——
preferred
Coil
Products Co
10% May 24
8% Jun 29
14% Sep
13% Feb
1
10% Jan
11% Feb
8
64% July 2
135
Jun 29
78% Feb
1
74 V2 Jan
80% Feb
29
$4 preference
160
Feb
8
151
Jan
156% Jan
29
$6 prior
157
172% Oct
15
167
Jan
177
24
$7
For footnotes
see
13
12% Jan
page 24.
14% Jan
Jan
Stand
Gas &
No par
,
Inc.;—1
Elec Co com—No par
preferred
prior preferred—
——No par
—No par
—No par
48 V2
63%
400
4%
•
9,400
9%
II,600
48%
64 -V
*46%
63 3A
*46%
48%
64%
65%
2,800
*39
.
100
40%
40
40
*39%
40%
343A
34%
34 3A
34%
343A
6,300
A
131/4
13V4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
21,800
*
21%
21%
49 y2
49'A
1
*39%
40
V
*"■
22 3/8
22%
22%
22%
4934
49 3A
49%
50
62%
63 »/4
62 Va
62%
63 V4
49 Va
>
50
49%
50%
48%
-65%
65%
65
*66
68 %
*66
14%
6Va
*8
*99
*40%
52
*100%
■;
14%
14 %
*8
41%
4iy2
6
8
8%
*99%
101
14%'
6%
6
6J/a
8%
14%
103
*99%
42
41%
49%
49%
3,700
63 %
623A
63%
17,200
.65 Va
68%
14%'
*14%
14%
49 Va
14%
*7%
8
*7%
8
103
*99%
103
*98
42
42
42
42
*513/4
52 34
52
52%
*100%
101 y2
-101%
101%,*
23 V4
23 Va
23%
23 Va
23%
23
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
52
*52
52
V 22%*
49%
65%
:
1,600
50
8,200
65
50 Va
65 Va
*66
6
6
6
52'A
65
1,300
68 y2
*67 ■*;
68%
14%
14%
14%
5%
6
*7%
8
103
*98
42%
42
52 %
52%
—
70%
70'A
70%
70%
25%
25%
25%
26
29
30 V2
28 %
29%
8
100
103
42%
1,900
y2 101%
*101% •103 %
-23 Va
*101%
23
x32%
33
103%
102
160
52%
102
!.*
100.
.23
22%
23%
4,100
*33
32%
33%
6,800
3,200
*
"
9%
101
93/4
9%
9%
9%
9'A
9%
70%
*70%
71
70%
70'A
70%
703A
25%
25%
253A
26%
26 y4
25%
26
27%
28
27
27 3A
27%
27%
27%
28%
*101%
103
101%
101 y2
*101%
x9%
9%
X70
.
"25%
*101%
9%
103
150
3,300
58,800
102
110
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
,24%
24%
*86%
87%
87%
87%
87%
88%
12%
»:1234
12%
10%
75 V2
*151%
171%
12%
'
1,200
3.600
6
"■
32%
9%
102
49'A
50%
65 Va
101 Va
23%
32%
9%
*101V*
22 3A
48 3A
*66
"
22%
*22%
X62%
68%.
6%
300
49%
22%
49
65
68%
-<•
64%
22%
62%
49
66
*66
'
X49
62%
*65
i.100
—1
1
^-1—2
133
*128
128
4%
34%
—r100
(The)--—-—
100
36
34%
preferred——.^—50
Spencer Kellogg & Sons_,
100,
36%
34%
6
preferred
'.
34%
-
par
350
r
21%
21%
4V2
62%
65
79
.
36 Va
9%/
*46%
47
>.
*20%
133
4%
9%
.
*77
*20%
2,500
3,400
34%
7.50
stk tr ctfs—_100
Spencer Chemical Co
9%
63%
79
'V
34'A
Spalding (AG-) & Bros Inc—1
Sparks Withington Co
—No par
Spear & Co common—
——1
$5.50 preferred
—No par
79% Nov 23
8
9%
63%'
64%
700
16%
34'A
common__No par
preferred—,
& Ohio
*46%
9%
1
21% Nov 24
July
Elec—No par
Co——*—No
Pacific
Southern
9
10
&
—i__5
9Va
9y4
*46%
*39
25
Edison—
(The)—
Gas
<
*
—25
Natural Gas Co_
Southern
9%
A—.—-—50
California
Indiana
65% Jan
17 ya Oct
G Co com_4.50
r
33
16%,
•
1,800
203/4
20%
••V
33
16%
*77
19,300 l
43
36
*127
4%
*62%
21%
35%
20%
133
.
33
-
79
.
*20%
*20V4
* *126
35
33
63%
.
.v":
36%
*
-1
Co_—
16%
62Va
35
35
323/4
16
33
16%
*78
100
42%
85%
34%
100
A———100
1,600
45
*44
46
42%
32%
*34%
*44%
29%
42%
10
2q
%:-
42 3A
1—20
Corp
preferred—;
2
600
*3%
preferred
8%
.
33A
South Porto Rico Sugar com.Nopar.
Feb
81
97
60% Jan
48% Feb
75 y. Mar
19% Jan
21% Nov
8
5
14
75% Feb
66% Nov 29
3
16
3
Jan
42% Jan
20
35% Jan
47% Jan
5%
40
1,200
; v;
33A
„—No par
South Carolina E &
5
8%
3%
Corp.,.
Aircraft
52% Jan
24
.
rv./v
3%
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum—1
19
39
9% Jan
9
.
102%
12,200
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc—_^_15
Dec
46
8% Jan
9,400
39%
393/8
41%
*100%
Shares
40 y4
40%
8%
the Week
343A
42y2
101 !A
Feb.28
34%
,*41 %
*8%
Friday
Feb. 29
Thursday
34%
32y2
1011/4
80
Sales for
33
323A
33
32V*
39%
,
1,000
70%
70
PRICES
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
33
33%
*70 Va
71
Wednesday
Tuesday
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
S/-V;
18%
*12 Va
7%
18%
12 %
,
800
20,300
-
12%
19
7%
*70'/a
7%
900
15%
7%
*18%
12V4
r,
preferred——1
8
-
90%
15%
J—1
—
4.20%-'preferred
9% Jan
4,100
20%
91%
15%
LOW AND
Co—
2
1,000
90%
1
7% July
7,100
83%
79%
20%
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
Solar
74
83%
15%
Smith & Corona Typewriters-No par
14
73%
83%
*82%
91%
19
21% Jan
82%
79%
731/4
72
82%
20%
40% Jan 25
:
"30
806
y2
73
71%
11%
23
3Feb
3A-
72
83
14%
78
4% Feb
so
83
71%
82%
713A
63% Jan
19% Jan
*81%
81%
73
11%
31
128
"
14
18
9
2,600
...
104
*102
69%
17
4
10
143/4
11%
3JA
Jan
14
104
84%
72%
*83
14%
*102
104
*102
112
*109
•14%
14 Va
Jan
Oct
81%
81%
143/4
14%
14%
104
130
87
86%
86y2
114
143/4
69%
14% Jan
Dec
14%
*102
*85%
*109
11%
75
6
86%
113%
14%
104
*80%
86%
113%
14
60
21
14%
-*102
86%
113%
66 y2
5
143% Sep
113
14
23
3
"
*85
*110
86%
*85
*109
11%
80% Feb
2
20
66%
21
4% Apr 24
2,100
11%
Dec
19% Dec
30
33
33
32%
11%
60
111% Apr
323/4
11%
(AO)
Jan
33%
20%
Alexander InCi—
22
32%
92
104
11%
Smith
7
33%
*90%
*103%
11%
Smith
3
31
33%
2,200
513A
52V4
90 3/4
104
♦1033/4
ni/4
4
Jan
33%
:
14
9
20
33%
513A
52
90 3A
104
65%
17% Feb
34% Jan
92
*103%
500
14% %
36% Jan
11
*90%
104
11,200
67%
35
19
521/2
92
*103%
92
29%
14%
29
37% Sep
52
52
*90%
103%
29%
66 %
21
25% Apr
52%
52
103%
*90%
29%
29%
14%
33'A Jan
25% Mar 15
29%
68%
32% Feb
19% Jun 25
29%
52
14%
8
3%%
29%
140
I,700
68
5
2
29%
17
14%
16
Jan
29%
163/4
68%
23% Feb
Feb
29%
17
_
39% May
'
17%
26,600
—
21
94
17'A
*89%
Pen Co—
A)
Corp..
Dec
75% Nov 16
17%
20%
*15
—No par
82 y* Mar 28
25
17%
89%
20%
15%
*
15
.
Feb
17%
21 %
X88V4
203/8
91
Simonds Saw & Steel———No par
46 y* Sep
Jan
17%
*
Gl
Co
Simmons
11
Feb
*20%
20%
88%
20%
STOCK
Corp
Mfg
X17
20'A
17'A
21%
88%
15%
:—,1
*26y2
15
>; , 66%
1 *.%<■ 141/3
Sheraton Corp of America—.
1
11%
Silver King Coalition Mines——5
'
31/2
Oil
Sheller
20%
91
Shattuck
28
*20
20%
24
Feb
20%
20%
16%
23
14
21
89
20 Va
•
20%
2,000
*121
91
9y8 Jan
65% Feb
20%
89'A
20%
62
*121
88%
20%
20%
*89
970
212
20%
101 y* Feb
25% Feb
6
90
62
*200
16'A
11
17% Mar 19
21%
89%
23
23%
62
212
*200
*121
*128
20%
23
61%
62%
212
91
28
70% Sep
*195
20%
x8 % Feb
31 ya Aug 10
13,700
233/a
x60 %
63
212
16!A
Corp*.—___—-No par.,
(Frank
233/a
X22%
23%
23%
62%
*196
91W
x96% Jan
.
2,200
16
Snarp & Dohme common;—No par
$4.25
cum
preferred—
No par
Mar 14
x34%Jan
.
Steel
Sharon
19
26%
84
20%
Shamrock Oil & Gas—r
41
Feb
*
.
YORK
26
91Va
5
_1
_T—1
No par
;
EXCHANGE
Highest
35% Feb
20
Co-—
STOCKS
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
31% Feb
13
*82%
,
No par
►
common
$4.50 preferred
26
29%
29
—_5
Seiberling Rubber Co
8% Jan
9
Jan
Co
25
25%
20%
j
7% Feb
9
61
Corp
18'A Jan
253A
30%
1
Seaboafd Oil Co of Del
11% Jan
25%
29%
No,par
Seaboard Finance Co—*
4
9,700
25%
23%
21'A
72y2
4
48
212
89
7214
19
983/4
47%
63%
63
*196
Line RR Co com_-Nopar
24
Servel
23 Va
63
14%
16% May
98 3A
47%
26
23'A
104
8l%-
&
30
991/4
47%
25%
14%
Roebuck
29%
983/4
48%
25%
*102
*80%
30
Sears
30%
99»/4
47%
25%
51 Va
51 Va
*90%
92
*103% 104
32%
33
*85
87
*109
113
100
30%
98%
49
48%
100
100
preferred series A
5%
30%
09%
50%
com——5
Jan
100
49% May
108
Jan
12% Jan
(The;
Co
preferred
preferred
Seabd Air
50 y* May
23
Elec
Scranton
96% Nov 23
.
1.40
*
...
—
2
Jan
Inc
No par
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common^---,-..—w25
3.65%
100
preferred
4.30%
conv preferred
100
$3.40 preferred
25
87
10
i__5
Scott Paper Co commons
11% Jan
Highest
29% Jun 25
32% Jan
87
Jan
30
10
21 Va Jan
12
Mar 14
76
17% Jan
Jan
pfd 4.40%
30%
A 98%
30%
100
49
*126
21'A
89
*20
17. Va
5
100-
Regis Paper Co common
1st
*99Va
212
*196
*126
___100
preferred
noncum
16% Jan
21% Jan
99
Ry Co—100
19
17% July 10
41
Louis Southwestern
11
19
31% Nov 24
*62'A
10
22% Sep
Nov
St
5%
7
20
*25 V2
23%,
100
.—
Feb
96
89 y* Jun
235
8
F Ry Co common__No par
L San
30%
30%
98%
50
50
Joseph Light & Power Co.No par
Preferred series A 57®
Jun
148
12
11% Jan
Feb
Joseph Lead Co_—.————10
18% Sep
Apr 11
10
122
205
May 11
320
30'A
"98%
5
100
preferred
4%
St
12%
'
24%
X88
12 %,
12%
24%'
88
•«
123A
-24y8
87 3A
12%
24 V8*
23%
24%
5,500
88 Ve
88%
88%
410
10%
11
10%
11%
10%
11%
11%
11%
75%
76
75%
76%
75%
77%
78
803/4
151
*149%
154
151
17iy2
171%
;
171%
171
102
171
.
*150%
152
170%
171
>
12%
12%
11
76 V4
152
152
172
172%
'
,
13
11%
11%
17,100
79%
80%
13,100
154
155
172
173%
4,600
500
2,500
Volume 175
Number 5095
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(935)
23
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
44
69
STOCKS
1951
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Mar 13
55% Sep
10
50% Jan
55% Jan
23
83% Feb
15
85
Jan
25
2
78% Oct
17
74% Jan
9
13
75% Dec
31
73% Feb
27
14
31
Jun
25
20
July
50 % July
2
0
15% Jan
5
23% Jan
22
13% July 16
3f % Jan
2
15% Feb
3
11
14% Jun
16% Dec
26
19% Jan
2
Jan
9% Dec
96
Apr
53%
50%
77%
78
79%
14.600
757/b
74%
75
Oil
of
Ohio
73%
75%
75%
76 %
76 Vb
41%
75%
42%
41%
42
44,900
41%
42%
41%
43
93 %
42%
97
43%
*93%
97
18,000 ♦
*93%
*93%
97
*93%
41% Jan
3
20
14% Feb
11
3
37% Jan
8
43% Jan
31
4
92
Jan
8
93
Jan
12
39% Feb
21
44% Jan
8
Stevens
11
2
20% Dec
11
18% Feb
27
207/8 Feb
8
14% Feb
19
15% Jan
16% Jan
3
18
Feb
8
26
Feb
29
5
JO
26
4
4
11
17'/2 Jan
10
14
35% Mar
71
Dec
3
Jan
2
9% Feb
26
7
Feb
97% Jan
93
9
Nov
64
3
94% Jan
15
24% Jan
29
29
10
56
Jan
10
10
Jun
26
15
Mar 14
570
16% Jun
29
22
Nov
20
101% Jun
26
67% Oct
9
Jan
9
20% Jan
22% Jan 28
22% Jan
Sep
20
24% Dec
520
28% Aug 13
10% July 24
40
28
Jan
17% Oct
3
39
Dec
3
102 % Dec
5
6% Nov 24
95 % Mar
4%%
68
Jan
24
Sunshine
11% Jan
18
Sunshine
Jan
22
Superior
Oil
27%. Jan
'
Sunray
14
26
Superior
11
2
24
10"% Jan
4
Feb
29
35% Jan
22
Swift
an
54
17
Feb
1
Swift
33% Feb
27
38% Jan
30
Jan
4
106% Jan
25
22
1
81% Jan
14
85% Feb
9
110% Jan
29
6% Feb
19
7% Jan
21
13 % Feb
2nd
pfd
*54
39
*38%
39
14%
*14
14%
*14
14%
39
39%
40
14%
*39
40%
40
*39
40
14
14
*13%
14%
39%
39%
39%
94
40%
*92
94
*92
38%
*14
38%
94
*92
22%
93
93
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
3,500
19%
18%
19%
19 Vb
19%
19%
19%
2,500
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
17%
17%
24%
24%
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
66
65%
66%
66%
66 %
67
10%
10
10%
9%
*65
10%
1
*98%
100
*82
100
83%
100
*98%
10
82%
82%
117%
*116%
15,300
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
20,400
67%
67%
68
64%
67%
1,900
9%
10
9%
10
2,500
*98%
100
21%
83
83%
118%
21%
22%
21%
21
23'A
*23
23%
*23
23%
23
23
241/2
*23
>117
21%
23%
*23
12.50
'
66
-
10%
_10c
25
*505
*23
21%
*23
24
*23
24%
-
66%
67%
*66%
67'A
66%
66 3A
*66%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
xlO Vb
10%
10%
66
530
*505
23%
24
5
22
21%
530
22%
24
505
*23
530
*505
24%
24
520
23%
1,400
24
25
2,100
105
106
10%
10%
313/4
31%
105
104
18
*15%
34%
*15%
35%
84%
13%
100
23%
103/8
6%
520
24%
X31%
.1
*510
23
10%
107
4,600
23%
32 %
85%
600
10%
23
10%
108
6%
67 %
10%
243/s
32%
*84%
200
67%
22%
10%
*107
25%
*24
67%
10%
24%
32%
No par
24
500
22%
32%
No par
23
243/8
*10%
18
22%
23
22%
10%
35%
21%
24
32%
35
50
32,400
22 %
23%
22%
32%
*15%
3,000
23%
*10%
7.50
30
87
118 Vb
23
23%
iThel— 4.16%
Ltd
900
100
86
*117
520
105%
105
*99
84%
118%
520
100
105%
2,700
17%
26
100
82%
117%
14%
17%
25%
*98%
100
82%
118%
14%
18
•
10
82%
14%
25%
9'7/b
*117%
*117'% 118%'
*17
24%
1
Corp„
50
39%
19
25
(convi_
100
95
39%
17%
100
preferred
300
5,700
19%
—25
$4.40 cum pfd
Symington Gould
*93
400
-
39%
24%
:com
2,000
'
39%
17%
1&50—20
Co
39
19 %
24%
—
2-100
54%
39
94
17%
common
*
23
19%
50
Co
—
23
*54
39%
25%
Corp
Paper
22%
54%
39%
*14%
No par
ser
14%
38%
17 Vs
A
14%
39 %
24%
California
International
$4
54%
17'%
Inc_i—_•
Slyvania Elec Prod Inc
8
10% May
:!
series
preferred
&
*53%
24%
common
Sweets Co of America
27
104% Jan
I
4.40%
54%
17%
common—
Biscuits
Sutherland
t
54
24%
Mining Co—
of
54%
14%
19%
1
preferred—
Corp
conv
54%
14%
39%
preferred—No par
preferred
5 % ';n
22%
54%
1
Corp
Steel
560
Oil
14%
22%
20
common.
30
'
No par
4%%
28
28
105% Dec
Co
A
25% Jan
Jan
16
19
Sep
Oil
14%
22%
No par
•.
A
15
22%
40%
5
common
15
22%
*92
15
_
Corp
series
Class
10% Jan
8
23% Jan
20
Sun
31
8
2
8
23
18
Jun
13% Jan
Jan
Corp
Chemical
102% Jan
5
13% Jan
32
9
21% Feb
4
110% Oct
27
Jan
Inc
preference
23% Jan
7
63% Jan
xl0% Feb
*
18
24
Co
Webster,
$4.50
29
119% Feb
21% Oct 23
prior
&
Sun
1
8
217/a Jan
Sep
5%
Stone
Studebaker
21
79% Jan
&
14%
*14
15
13,200
97
14%
22%
*39
100
P)
97
14%
22%
*54
1
1
*
14%
S—No par
Inc_
Corp
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
10% Jan
xll4% Jan
10
L
Stores
common—
Sunbeam
Feb
(The)
42%
96
22%
.
50
Inc
(J
14
100
preferred-:
preferred
Jan
1
Sep
8
72
1
common—1
Stewart-Warner
8
o
119% Jan
24 Vb
34% Jan
2
12% May
99
23
7
Co
Bros
Sterling Drug
21
Jan
31% Feb
18% Mar
Spring
convertible
Sterchi
2
2
4%
Starrett
11
20 % Feb
25% Apr
Steel
3%%
47% Oct
104 % Jan
41%
*93%
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Feb
Feb
15
common—_10
Standard
27
14
55
Stand
Jersey
preferred series A—1—100
23
28
67% Jan
80
50%
76
an
17
115% Dec
353
51%
76%
38% Feb
49% Jan
25% July 30
42
50%
75%
3%%
13
39% Apr
15% Jan
50%
76%
30
16
28
50%
74%
96
56% Feb
Jun
50%
78
75
10
44% Feb
90
50%
77%
76
Jan
29
37% Jun
51
79'
75%
94
27
Shares
50%
78%
9
20
the Week
Feb. 29
New
105% Mar
14% Feb
Friday
Feb. 28
of
Standard
22% Feb
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 27
Oil
22
19
PRICES
Wednesday
Standard
47% Jan
18
SALE
Feb. 26
Standard
27
% Apr
HIGH
Tuesday
51
41% Feb
Jan
AND
Monday
Feb. 25
.
Feb. 23
50%
8
17% Oct
Saturday
Par
of California—No par
Oil of Indiana
25
47% Oct
25
LOW
STOCK
Standard Oil
Apr
93% Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
3
587/8 Jun
33% Mar 15
NEW
Highest
34
84%
*13
*84%
107%
106
6%
6%
6%
104
*104
*
18
34%
15 %
33 %
105
105
18
*15%
343/a
34%
85%
85
85%
*84%
106'A
6%
106
106 V*
106 %
6%
6%
133/a
*13
6%
105
10%
31%
*10%
17
*15%
34%
500
7,700
18
34%
85%
220
10%
31%
31
34%
8,500
84%
84%
980
106%
107
106%
2,100
3,700
6%
6%
13%
'*13%
6%-
T
12% July
4 Vs
25
a
July
9
Jan
2
44% Jun 25
Feb
21
6% Sep
18
14
40
13% Jan
4% Feb
Oct
36
59% Sep
5
Jan
15
42
Jan
Feb
1
Talcott
Inc
(James)
9
Telautograph Corp
5
Corp
i.
2
00% Mar 13
34% Mar
80
7
49
29
32 % Jan
22
Texas
Gulf
113% Feb
4
Texas
Gulf
38% Feb
46% Jan
12
Texas
Oct
Pacific
Oct
Jan
10
188
23
103% Mar 10
24% Jun
5
30
35 % Dec
143
July 19
17
July 18
23% Mar
11
Jun
Sub
168
Feb
8
95
Jan
29
Texas &
24
35% Feb
U
Texas
21
18% Jan
2
4
177% Feb
21
28
16% Oct
14% Feb
29
15% Feb
7
35% July 23
47% Oct
41% Jan
31
43% Feb
13% Sep
27
18 % Jan
13% Feb
26
14% Jan
22
8% Jan
2
40
12
Dec
Mar 13
10% Jan
46% Oct
3% Jun 19
6% Jan
Feb
1
4
90
12% Feb
1
23
48
Feb
4
Jan
18
11
Jan
5
49% Jan
23
44
15% Feb
8
Oil
&
Co
10
1
Thermoid
Avenue
Thompson
Jan
91% Jan
9
95 % Jan
26
2% Jan
8
2% Feb
27
22% Feb
8
25% Jan
4
41% Feb
Jan
19
19
Feb
25
19% Jan
4
Timken-Detroit Axle
51% Sep
10
46
Feb
58
49
2
Timken
11
31
xl0% Jan
3
11% Jan
29
Toledo
Year
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
NEW
1
YORK
26
x213A Jan
9
Jan
7
27% Feb
2
19% Feb
27
233A Jan
3
20
July
8
23
27
26% Jan
30
15% Jan
22
Tri-Continental
10
108% Feb
5
3
Sep
21
110% Feb
2
Feb
13% Jan
105
Jan
*
24
Transamerica Corp
Trans World Airlines
$6
31
17% Dec
21% Feb
15
x4134 Feb
27
443/4 Feb
15
28
24 3% Feb
9
17% Feb
14
20% Jan
7
73A Nov
8
13"% Jan
16
8% Feb
19
9 % Feb
7
Nov
8
41
Jan
16
Jan
31
31% Jan
19
5%
8% Jan
8
12% Dec
7
9% Feb
26
12% Jan
7
Twin
A.—.
27
5,100
183/a
rl8%
18%
14%
43%
14%
43%
143/s
2,100
43%
.1,020
18
15% Jan
mmmmm
29
18
Truax-Traer
14%
Coal
Co
43%
14
13%
'13%
*13
11%
11%
11%
Xll
11
10%
463A
46 3/4
*46
46%
47
3%
14
14
94%
2%
2%
47
*94
43%
23
V
*93
233/4
25%
•,
;•••■
..
.
10%
47
•
600
;
200
2,200
50
<
*3%
7,000
463/4
47
3,700
95
2%
25%
100
14%
*93%
.
33A
14%
47%
25%
:
.
*46
t
94%
23/4
2%
14
103/4
15%
46%
93
2%
23
11
143/a
47
2%
*13
.*33/8
33/4-
x93
96
14
,47
33A
15
X46%
•47%
*2%
24'A
*33/a
*13
23/4
20
23A
5,600
253/4
*24
1,000
43
43%
19
19'A
19
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46
46%
46%
46%
2,500
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
11
11%
H%
11%
11%
11%
10,400
HIGH
SALE
433/4
42%
47%
46
47
Feb .27
Thursday
,
Friday
Feb
Feb.28
.
223/4
23
23
23%
22%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
23
203/a
203/a
203/4
193/4
203/8
251/a
19%
20
20
21
20%
20%
23
23%
*22%
23%
23
23%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13 3A
13%
13%
14
1081/4
108 3/8
1081%
108%
108 %
108%
108%
*24
*24
25%
No par
108%
108%
108 3/s
1
.50
*24
25%
14
108%
:
18,600
6,400
800
14,600
108%
1,810
10,200
193/4
191/4
193/4
19%
19%
19%
45
43%
43%
*42V8
*42%
43%
400
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
181/4
18%
18%
183/a
183/a
18%
10,800
*8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*83/s
8%
8%
8%
500
29%
29%
29%
29%
*29%
30%
*29'%
30%.
29%
293/4,
*29%
30%
400
10
10
9%
10%
9%
93/4
9%
93/4
9%
1,700
19%
*43
50
—.
Shares
23%
203/a
133A
new—.
the Week
29
.2
13aA
(conv).
4,600
Sales for
Wednesday
Feb. 26
133/4
.
15,900
PRICES
Tuesday
Feb. 25
j5
_
.No par
_
42 %
Monday
Feb. 23
common.—_1
Co
143/a
44
46%
preferred
prior
conv
*18
143/4
*43
19%
20th Century Fox Film corn- .No par
Twin City Rap Transit corn-._No par
Coach
18
Xl4%
46%
-
_
18
14%
47%
•
94%
42%
18 %
44
7,700
19%
Inc..
Corp
Preferred series A
143/4
*43
152 3/4
46%
_
_
preferred
16% Dec
—
16 3/4
96
Saturday
Transue & Williams Steel
8
28"% Aug
15% Dec
16%
LOW AND
24 3A Dec
26
163/4
3%
Par
29
102 % Jun
163A
16 3/4
150
.5
STOCK
Jun
15
163A
149
No par
.5
EXCHANGE
Highest
16% Jan 23
3
16%
13%
43
19
2
16%
STOCKS
1951
10% Apr
11,600
33/4
42%
10
Oil—
—
Bearing—
Co
(The)—
Edison
Range for Previous
Lowest
500
35%
13 y4
*23
b,tv,u
89%
47
23%
152
6.100
5,500
40 %
39%
35%
123A
23%
157
29%
1053A
89%
47'.,*
2%
29%
105
89%
353A
12%
*2%
40%
533/4
293/a
353/a
47
*94%
39%
54%
105%
40%
89%
12%
.100
Associated
Roller
*3%
18,200
28%
353/a
47
5
-No par
44% Sep 21
2 5'A Mar
3
Water
11
54%
533/8
X104
871%
*13%
*46 3/4
39
1,200
1493/4
14%
47%
3%
39%
1,300
87
18%
*18 V*
11%
28%
1053/4
4%
38%
148
*13%
*3%
533/8
28%
*4%
*373/8
X35
14%
11%
52 3/4
104%
100
4%
38%
353A
43%
*46%
533/4
29
106
13%
43/8
38%
;
17
'16%
com__No par
Co
18% Jun 29
Dec
4%
37I/2
89%
14%
50
133/a
43%
37 %
35
42%
par
133/8
4%
38%
35%
42%
x.——
43
4
*87%
16%
18%
*18
15
$3.50 preference
preferred
Tide
148%
89%
35
14%
'—
Thompson-Starret
Jan
151%,
*87%
89%
383A
14%
preferred
Corp_No
(J R%
4% Jan
50
150%
40 3/8
39%
34%
105
42%
Transit
35% Feb
20
28%
105%
No par
Thompson Products Inc com
4%
53%
29%
29%
105
16%
common-—-——1
Co
convertible
$2.50
fThird
55%
537/b
30
No par
21
*9% Jan
4%
37
107%
40%
34%
No par
Fair
The
13
29
*88
50c
—a
preferred
conv
152
100
$2.40 conv preference
Dec
Jun
*13
4%
38%
152
40
-
No par
.—
common
2% Jun
31% Mar 29
4 5/b
38 y4
54%
29%
105%
certificates
Inc
54
10
Pacific Ry Co
24% Nov 26
103
133/a
4%
38%
;.No par
Co
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
15
3
8% Jan
47% Oct
7
4
Jan
3% Jan
11% Mar
33 % Apr
45
$1.25
7
Coal
Utilities
Textron
14
18% Feb
25
Producing
Sulphur
share
3
Jan
16% Feb
23% Mar
Jan
86
Co
32% Jan
15
4%
*38
Pacific Land Trust—
52% Feb
Oct
76% Jan
16 Vb
60% Jan
28 % Jan
100% Jan
30'/4 Dec
119
Texas
Texas
23% Jan
*13
8
Tennessee
—1
19%
X18%
42
19
18%
x413/4
,
43
*41%
-
19
3/s
;
43
'
9%
9%
9%
,
U
Jan
S
15% Mar
47% Jan
3
58
12% Jan
3
15% Oct
37 Vb Jan
10
13
53% Mar 28
100% Nov
3
14% Jan
2
15% Feb
Udylite
May 11
50% Feb
27
56% Feb
Underwood
12% Feb
26
13% Feb
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co—_—5
21
45
27
50
66% July 30
57
52
Sep
26
112% Feb
96 % Oct
19
102
83
Dec
28
96
91% Dec
3
107
33% Apr
4
42% Oct
97% Nov 26
4
109% Jan
2
27
Feb
Un El Co of Mo
451A
58
58%
57%
58%
57%
57%
57
57%
57%
105%
105%
105%
106%
*106
107
106
106
106
*94
97
*94
97
*94
97
*94
95%
85
85
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
Preferred
$4
*97%
98 '
97%
97%
*97%
98
98
98
*97%
98
98
98
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
35%
36%
37%
373/4
38%
1103/4
109%
110%
1091/4
111%
110% 111%
110%
111%
48%
48 3/4
800
39%
1,000
30 3/s
8,600
15
98
Feb
21
27
40% Jan
25
Union
21
Union Pacific RR Co
Jan
2
116
Jan
Union
United
107
Jan
30
101% Jan
3
18
■28% Feb
27
18
124% Feb
16
3
30% Jan
Mar 13
21
33% Jan
140
Jan
33 % Feb
2
5'r
Tank
Car
common—.50
preferred-—50
Air
Lines
Inc
preferred
United Biscuit
109%
*48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48 »/2
39
39
39
39
39%
39
39
30'A
30 3b
30%
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
100
——-100
—
104%
29%
125
of America—No par
28
109
101% Jan
8
Feb
9
15% Aug 22
21
Jan
31
16% Feb
26
17% Feb
11
United
Carton
Corp—10
44% Mar 13
65% Oct
8
x60% Feb
18
-67% Jan
23
United Carbon Co—:
Sep
6
5% Oct
Jan
a
8% Dec
12
4
68
Xl9
Dec
12
May 22
a
5
28
33% Feb
11
6
4% Jan
2
Feb
7
53% Jan
7
50
United
.
—,—•—
&
/No par
preferred—TOO
32%
15
4% Jan
2
5% Feb
29
United
22
9
Jan
3
10 % Feb
11
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
Apr 21
25
Oct
3
61% Dec
4
8
19
a
31% Dec
73% Feb
(Deli
preferred
7%
1
100
70% Feb
29
74
Feb
8
20
21% Jan
15
United
Electric
Feb
20
59
Feb
4
United
Engineering & Foundry
13
58 % Feb
27
64% Jan
30
United Fruit Co
8
24% Jan
2
26 Vb Feb
'29
United Gas
20
30% Feb
20
32% Jan
3
25% Oct
26% Jan 25
Corp
xl8% Feb
54
United
—:
Coal
.5
Cos—
5
11
15
60% Jan
22
Feb
21% Jan
104% Jan
4
124
Feb
13
101% Feb
20
164% Dec
29
185
Jan
26
167
Jan
8
12% May 24
19
Jan
17
16
Jan
9
18% Feb
58% May 19
19% May 24
70
Jan
20
62
Jan
15
64 % Feb
28% Jan
19
14% Feb
4
25% Jan
For footnotes see
page 24.
Certificates
18
100
111% Jan
171
U S
&
$4.50
U
S
U S
of
U
S
62%
62%
62%
62%
1,300
30
30
62
61
61
30%-
*29
•'/
*29%
30%
30 3 4
334
33b
3%
3%
3%
50%
*50%
50%
501/4
x30
3%
50%
50%
30
3%
.
.3,100
3%
3%
50'A
*50 Viz
300
33/8
501/4
^
51%
6,400
1st preferred—
Hoffman
L.
5%
-
10%
*701/4
72
5%
5
19
191/2
19%
55%
55%
55%
60%
v
5 %
5%
5%
5%
5%
60
51/4
10 Ye
*10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10 3/8
72%
19%
19%
54%
72%
19
5%
lOVs
*70%
10%-
5534
55
'
*70
*19
55%
72
r72
19%
19
55%
54%
70%
72
19%
541/2
62,300
..
1,100
20
70%
19
*
19
1,600
54%
55
1,600
59%
58%
59%
58 3/a
59%
25%
25%
26
25%
26%
30%
31%
31
31
13%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
13 Vb
13 3A
13%
13%
14
13%
14
19%
19%
19%
19 S/8
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
10,700
19%
183/4
19%
2,800
1
1
No par
*19
55%
No par
*99
No par
*20
20
104
56%
55%
*99
100
*20
20%
105
104
100
*169%
Machinery
com—,5
*16%
16%
100
*61%
62%
No par
16%
16%
common,
19%
193-4
I:.
,
preferred
U S Leather Co
*70
5%
10%
31%
interest—
Gypsum Co common
4%%
5
10%
30%
Theatres
Securities
Foreign
Freight Co
7% ,'preferred
Feb
61%
61%
,
58'A
22% Sep
61% Sep
10
400
61'A
61
32%
107
25
Paramount
19% Jan
16%
32%
*105%
60'A
United
96% Jan
*16%
32%'
107
31%
United
54% Jan
16%
323/B
25%
7
1
*16%
*105 %
59%
2
20
16%
32%
107
31
15% Jan
24% Mar
*16%
25
21% Jan
106% Feb' 28
32%
*1051/2
16%
25%
14
8
32%
106%
31
29
2
200
61
13% Feb
18
.25,600
25%
18% Feb
Jun
300
28%
121
30%
I
18% Nov
•
31
20
38% Apr
106
28%
*117
60%
18% Feb
99
*105
28%
32
16%
3%
106
121
*105
17
*29
28%
*1201/8
32%
*16%
30%
29%
1061/2
17
51
*105
105%
126%
25%
22% Sep
7
28 »/8
*120
31
1
21 % Jan
105%
29%
30%
60%
12
29
105
126%
*39
39%
70
4,100
.
25%
14% July 12
18% Feb
3%
29%
*123
49
30%'
30
16,600
10
_
17% May
20
30 3A
*50'A
105
29%
303/B
130
No par
Corp^.
Gas
Improvement Co.. 13%
Merch & Mfrs Inc—
1
17% Jan
61
31%
*105
105
126
49
*39
106
•
Nov
88
29%
126
1061%
*16%
Cig-Whelan Stores com_.30c
$3.50 convertible
12% Jan
46% July
56% NOV
July
Jan
3% Feb
30
8
16
Board
105
-
29%
32
United-Carr Fastener „—__No par
36
56 % Nov
$4.50 pteferred
106
125
105
No par
105
363/B
48%
*38%
common—10
_—
110
110
5
Corp common
convertible preferred^
4%%
37
106% /.
—No par
Co—
Aircraft
United
2
4
ndncumulative
105%
25
Oil of California
28
4%
No par
series———ANo par
Jan
94
28
19
1,600
20,500
85
29
25
58%
97
Feb
18
571/4
3,200
.
*84%
Jan
3'A Jun
58%
1,600
46
*94
100
43% Jun
45%
97
49
26% Jan
46
85
34
Dec
45%
*94
40% Jan
101
45
*84
pfd $4.50 ser—No par
35% Feb
Mar
45%
series..
2
35
45%.
series——No par
4
3
45%
$3.50
20
29% Jan
45%
2,200
13
$3.70
29% Feb
Dec
45 3 i
15
51%
Preferred
.
38% Jan
35% Dec
45%
14%
51%
*12%
-
Preferred
7
112% Jan
13
11
45% Jan
149
52
12%
15
Feb
6
15
51
13
86 % Jan
41% May
10
14%
51
13
96% Feb
2
Jan
26
15%
50%
13
11
52
22% Jan
14%
51%
12%
25
40
99% Jan
14%
51%
13 'A
Jan
29
100% Nov
14%
51%
13
Feb
27
2
15%
51%
13%
96
Jun
26% July
14%
51%
Bag & Paper Corp——No par
Union Carbide & Carbon——No par
44% Dec
36
15%
51%
*13
Union
Jan
64% Jan
108
*1434
No par
—.„
83 % Jan
11
Mar
Feb
(The)-—,—-——1
Corp
104
Mar 17
Jan
Feb
Corp
*169%
171 %
-
*19
19%
56%
55%
V
100
20
20 3A
106 *
561/4
*99
100
171
19%
20
*19
55%
*99
*19%
19%
56%
20
106%
107
105%
107
*169%
171
169%
169%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
623A
*61 %
623A
*61'/2
62%
16%
15 5/s
16%
16
56%
100
*61%
16
*19
16
♦99
•
*19%
106%
*169%
16
58 3/a
100
20%
108
171%
*61%
16%
62%
15%
16%
,
58
*99
*19%
106%
*170
16%
*61%
17
58%
16,400
21,900
.
4,300
4.900
,
7,100
100
20
108%
172
16%
100
2,900
10
2,000
62%
18%
22,400
i
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
(936)
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
v
Range for Previous
Year 1951
Range
Lowest
Jun 29
20% Feb
16
18% Jan
7% Dec 28
8% Jan
12
7% Feb
3
13
Jan
29
x36% Feb
27
17
43
28
x36 % Nov
8
30% Feb
14
9
86
Feb
21
95
Jan
2
75 % Jan
4
Nov 24
42
86% Dec
4
96% Feb
92 % Dec
6
106% Oct
2
80% Oct 18
151
Oct
6
Mar 28
76% Oct 30
2
Jan
51
128% July
45
67% July
3
67% Mar
8
10
U
Jan
4
U
3
U
Feb
21
86
102% Jan 31
Jan
6
9
79%
Feb
2
3
65
Feb
25
61
Jan
42% Jan
38% Feb 27
47% Jan
30
153% Jan
19
18% Jan
3
20 % Mar 20
20
37 y2 Dec
21
5% Jun 27
144
Jan
U S Steel
24
Jan
16
23
Feb
13
38% Jan
2
40 % Feb
7
7% Jan 26
5% Jan
7
9% Jan
Jan
3
24
3% Jan
2
13
17
Feb
9% Jun 28
Nov
7
96% Jan
24
2% Dec 18
4% Jan
22
89
10% Jan
11
Jan
18
19
Jan
18
8
24% Jan
24
Oct
6
22% Feb
28
25% Jan
30
2% May 15
5% Jan
26
2% Feb
15
3% Jan
2
22% Jan 17
Nov 21
x27 % Oct
15
170% Jan
12
22% Jun 29
155
8% Jun
4
26
Oct 19
14% Sep
64
Jun 21
51
28
24% Feb
156
Jan
ll%J'»n
57% Feb
26% Jan
13
14
7
Jan
3
160
13% Jan
8
29
11
60% Jan 12
Feb
2
32
29% Dec
31
29% Jan
30% Jan
2
40% Sep
13
34
Jan
8
40% Jan
30
13% July
a
19
Oct
9
16 % Feb
20
17% Jan
4
33% Feb
5
29'A Feb
28
31
July 24
Dec 26
14
3% Dee
23
14
28 % Oct
9
5
2
115% Dec
115% Dec
14
19
23% July
Jan
104
23% Oct
9
105% Jan
34% July 13
25% Nov 26
100% Jan
18
Dec
31
28% Dec
28
10% Jan
3
Dec
21
88
112% Jun 29
18% Jan
3
95
Nov 28
Nov 26
94
Dec 21
40
Dec
xllO
140
1
22"% Mar
116 % Feb
20
106 % Jan
23% Jan
Jan
2
24
117
27% Feb
5
32
Jan
21% Feb
5
91
26
Feb
19
21% Jan
2
117
89
126
7
11
Jan
24
Jan
2
13
-v
Feb
137% Jan
19
23% Jnn
28
Feb
8
22
114
8
98% Jan
22
98 % Jan
30
42
Feb
6
42
Feb
28
$4.04 dividend
Mar 26
38
Jan
Feb
6
34% Feb
21
38% Dec
6
31% Mar
3
x27% Jan
$4.20 dividend
Va Iron Coal
44% Jan
11
29
Feb
19
18
Jan
29% Feb
11
Jan
31
64% Jun IS
Dec 29
11
71% Feb
7
GO% Jan
4
64
Jan
30
13% Feb
Jun 29
*29% Feb
U
13
6'/t
18
31
60%
59%
31 Va
31%
30%
*86
89
101
101
*86
101
101
78%
78
77%
140%
59%
60
59%
60
1,100
31%
31%
31%
32
32%
3.100
89
*86
100%
76%
76%
139%
72%
70%
71%
69%
71
65
65
65
65
*64
38%
38%
139%
139%
39%
139%
22%
*39
22
40
38%
38%
40
38%
750
74 Va
7,900
72
65
139%
21%
40
*40
40
38%
38%
139%
x21%
139
21%
*39
14.400
139%
*64
65
21%
138%
22
40
22
200
76%
139%
*100%
77
140%
73%
71
65
101%
76%
101%
*100%
77%
89
*86
89
140%
139
72
39
1.800
36%
64
139%
36%" 36%
36%
60
100%
76%
140 %
142
141
8
*7%
36%
*86
89
600
38%
40,100
139%
2,700
21%
139
3,100
21%
40
*5%
100
6
*39
1,500
1,400
5%
5%
5%
9%
9%
9%
10
♦87%
89
*87%
3%
25%
24%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*25%
25 5
8
25%
25%
*25'A
25%
*23
24%
22%
23
*22%
23%
300
4.300
*87%
3%
92
3%
3%
*25%
25%
*25 %
*23%
24%
*23
6
10
•
*5%
10
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5%
9%
9%
9%
9%
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88%
*87 Va
88 Va
88%
3%
3%
6
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
24%
24%
*24%
25 %
24%
157%
157%
12%
58
31
12%
12%
6,100
100
24%
36%
36%
16%
16%
29%
29%
14%
14%
*24%
25
*118
122
*118
120
29
29%
92
*91
36%
16%
36%
16%
36%
12%
12%
12%
2,300
58
58
58
58
57 Va
58
31
31%
31
31 Va
30%
31
*16%
159%
*158
36%
36
36%
36%
*158
2,900
37
37
37
90
,
2,700
700
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
30
29%
29 %
*28%
29 Va
600
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,700
25
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,500
16%
17
29%
*29 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
24%
24%
24%
*118
122
*118
122
*115%
122
*115%
122
*115 Va
122
*118
120
*118
120
*115%
120
*115%
120
*115%
120
29
29
29
29
29
29
*91
92
*91
92
*91
92
23 Va
128%
128
21%
*126%
21%
22%
128
22%
22'/a
22%
113%
113Va
113%
96
*92%
*99%
*92%
101%
*99 %
*40
*40
50
*42
128
34%
*34
28%
28%
42 Va
42 Va
•17%
17%
*17Va
*29%
31
♦29%
31
*29%
*62
64
♦62
63%
*62
96
*91
96
101
*100
101
63
23%
*40
17,300
129 Va
600
22%
22%
3,900
112%
112%
320
22%
113
1,200
92
*127
12g
22%
*112
*99
50
34%
*40
22%
22%
112
*40
35%
*91%
24
*91
96
101%
\
28 %
42%
17%
92
22%
127
x21%
X112
29
29
29%
*91%
22%
127
22%
113 Va
29
,
*
127%
22% 22%
*113% 113%
*92 %
96
*99 % 101%
50
159
29%
22
*38
12%
*158
30
*29%
23%
23
*126
31
V
12%
31%
*57
31%
30%
10
12%
58
12%
58
*57
300
159%
12%
159%
*158
10
preferred
7%
,
GO %
31%
*38
35%
28%
*41%
17%
preferred —
Visking Corp (The!
Vulcan Detinning Co common
Feb
31%
—20
14
17
Oct
*60
8
x36%
25%
Virginia Ry Co common—.
41
48
*7%
37%
2%
25
———-25,
5
4
28% Jan 31
6
35% Jan ao
16% July a
8
37%
*24%
called--—
37% Jan
'20% Jan la
32
Jan 20
July 16
27
&
*7%
37%
2%
preferred——100
preferred
100
Coke 4% pfd—25
preferred
4%
3.400
*7 Va
8
25%
100
preferred
19
19
18%
2%
*57
*30%
Norman Co—
$5
Shares
18%
19
18%
19
*24%
12%
-
29% Jan 10
110% Jan
38
29% Jun 29
25% Feb
26
103% May
60
4
16
23
the Week
Feb. 29
2"%
25
100
—*
—-—
Light Co
&
Power
Friday
Feb. 28
*157% 159%
America—No par
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc.———,
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co_.6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com... 100
5% noncumul preferred
100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
Vk'.'c preferred .————100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
G'A div partic preferred. ——100
Virginia Elec & Power Co coin.—10
Van
Jan
2
preferred
Utah
Thursday
Feb. 27
62
37 Ya
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
18%
8
*7%
SALE
Feb. 26
19 Va
19
IIIGII
Tuesday
Feb.25
2%
25
Vanadium Corp of
15% Jan
Jan
14
4%%
AND
)
Monday
26
24
3%
*25%
*23
2%
1
Pictures Co Inc com
'
92
3%
*87,2
—100
preferred
8%
Universal
26% Jan 10
29
11
No par
Co common
noncumulative preferred-.25
Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4',y. convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Laboratories Inc
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.No par
28
27% Jun
9
Jan
100
T/c
27
24
No par
Corp common
preferred
S Tobacco
U
50
—
United
4% Jan
90
preferred
Tk
27
43% Aug 27
87
noncum
T/o
30
138% Feb
6% Jan
">7%
36%
*60
61%
*31% 31%
*86
89 .
101
101
78%
79
141% 141%
71
71%
*64
65
38% 39
*139% 140
21% 21%
40
40
*5%
6
10
10
10
common
19%
8
37
19 %
1st preferred
100
U S Smelting Ref & Mm com—50
2
26
Co
Rubber
S
8%
65 % Jan
37% Jun 29
1
—10
—20
common
preferred
S Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co—
10
S Plywood Corp common..,
1
3%% preferred series A..— —100
3%'V preferred series B——100
U
14
146% Feb
86
Co
Lines
4%'t
136% Jan-
138 % Dec
-
21
38% Jan
27
29
Jan
34% Jan
% Feb
84 % Mar
17
8
59% Feb 29
Dec 27
Jan
67
9
66
Par
EXCHANGE
S
U
20
Saturday
Feb. 23
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
■■"./}?STOCKS
*91
96
*99
101
*40
50
*40
10
*42
50
42
42
35%
35
35
35
35
35%
35%
500
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2.400
41%
41%
*41
41
41%
41
41
1,200
17%
*17
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
300
31
*29%
31
29%
29%
*28%
29%
20
63%
•61%
63 Va
41%
%„
W
27
45% May 24
8% Jan
4
17% July 37
56% Oct 13
43% Feb 20
12% Oct
10
15
21% Feb 23
Jun 12
r% Oct 23 104
15% Sep 26
11% Mar SS
19% Nov
5
16% Jun 25
43% Jan 23
28
Jun
5
34% Feb
7
26
Jun 29
27
Mar 1
23% May 25
20% Oct
4
15% July 3
25% Feb
8
19% Oct 29
18% Feb 13
13% Dec 12
11% Oct 19
7% Jan
2
36% Jan 29
29% July 18
89% Feb 15
82
Dec 31
41% Oct 17
30
Mar 14
30
Jan 27
20% July 25
29% Dec
4
27
Jan 24
Nov 27
112% Jan 23
96% Deo 19
Feb 14
107% Feb
2
101
Jun 22
95
15% July 30
Mar 14
75
106
Aug
•
11% Jan' 2
28
Feb 14
107
20% Feb 13
98% Sep
111
19
Feb 27
Jan
14
.
11% Jan
9
29% Jan
14
Waldorf System
Ward
11
18% Jan 28
Jan
12
26
102% Jan 25
15% Feb 25
Walworth
preferred
17% Jan
9
20% Jan
30
Warner-Hudnut Inc
Jan
14
35% Jan
30
Warren
Foundry
28% Jan
7
33
Feb.
5
Warren
Petroleum
25% Jan
4
xl7
Feb 27
28
Feb
19% Feb
-13
Feb
19
26
20% Jan
9% Jan
30% Feb
2
11% .Jan
32% Jan
29
4
28
18% Jan 21
11
14% Jan 22
19
x36% Feb 27
41% Jan
9
25
27% Jan
29% Jail" 2
Feb 14
96% Jan
98,
Jan
2
9
15% Jan
21
Feb
20
106 % Jan
8
73
5
Year
$4
Feb
7
16% Jan 29
Jan
3
Penn
Jun 29
32% Nov
8
34% Jan
93% Dec
30% July
125
Feb
8
84% Jun 25
29% Jan 26
a
27%
27%
27%
*27%
28
27%
•17%
17%
10
30%
30%
31%
*80%
37%
81%
81
81
37%
36%
25%
25%
24%
30%
31 %
9%
46% OctMO
94
Mar 27
34
36%
2
Jan 23
12
Oct 30
23 % Mar 19
12% Jan
28% Nov 20
36% July 31
29% Jan
17% Jan
13%
13 V.
13 V.
900
4,800
9%
•
10
30%
31
10
10
10 Va
10
10%
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
31
81%
*80%
81%
80%
81%
80%
81%
120
37%
37
37%
X36 %
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
2,200
25
24%
24%
25
25
25
25
25
1.900
31%
9,000
107%
250
31%
31
31
9%
25
31
31%
31 y8
104
*102
104
*102
104
*102
104
*102
' *98
101
*98
101
*98
101
*98
101
*98
101
*98
101
15%
15%
74
• 74
*107% 109
15%
15%
15%
73%
73
107%
73
107%
108%
108%
*15%
15%
74
*107%
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Feb. 26
Feb.27
Feb. 28
37%
36
Jan
18
Western
92% Feb
18
45% Feb
U
Western
Union
35%
36
14% Jan
28
White
Sewing
15
Prior
47%
47%
47%
48
2,800
92
92
92
''
40%
40
Va
40%
40
40%
9,100
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
5,500
35%
36
35%
35%
20,700
97 Va
98
98
98
35%
35%
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
*96%
97%
*97%
97%
97 Va
97%
981
98
3434
..
34%
x34%
34%
35
35%
*34%
*126.*
37%
—
33
88%
•126
*126
37%
38%
*126
36%
Machine
88%
88
31%
•31
1
20
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
31%
*31%
32%
*31%
32%
*31%
32%
*31 Va
22
22%
22
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
5
*31
88
32
26%
*87%
26'
14
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A—No par
8%
9%
17
*66 Va
66%
*66%
66 %
66
66
65%
15% Jan
4
12% Feb
20
12% Jan
22
Wilson
Inc
common—No par
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
72
Jan
5
75% Feb
13
preferred
14
Jan
^No par
1—10
17
17% Jan
4
128
Dec
15
45
Jan
3
23% Dec
3
140% Jan 10
54% Dec
5
7
14% Jan
15
Wilson-Jones
Feb
26
17% Feb
19
Winn & Lovett
22% Jan
3
128% Jan
15
133
Jan
9
64
53
Wisconsin
25% Feb 28
Jan
6%
25
Jan 25
41% Jun 39
46% Feb
0
42% Feb 27
29% Sep
6
26% Feb 20
28% Feb
*75
77
*14
14%
*75%
8%
77
14
♦75%
14
14
8%
8%
32%
26%
26%
400
500
5,300
100
32
•30%
27%
2,600
*12%
13
1.100
*31V.
32%
27
21%
22%
8%
9 Va
8%
65 Va
€5%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*75%
77
37%
88
88
88%
*31'A
65 Va
76 Va
*75%
76%
*75
14 Va
*14
-
35
600
9
22%
9
67
♦65
12%
12%
4.700
6,900
300
4,600
76 %
♦13%
14%
14%
400
1
17%
1714
17%
17%
17
17%
17%
17 %
17%
17%
17
17V.
3.700
com..10
24%
24%
243/4
25
24%
25
25
25
25 Va
25%
25
25 V.
6,700
,—100
*133%
135
•133%
135
133 Va
135
135
*133%
135
.10
*58%
60
59%
60
Grocery Co
Co
Power
preferred
.
Woodward Iron Co
14
14
v
*133%
•133%
135
—
*58%
59%
43
43%
42%
43%
42
Va
42%
42%
42%
No par
27Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
x27
series—100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series—100
Wrigley (Wml Jr (Del)——No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
81%
81%
81%
X80%
80%
*80
82
98
%
99%
*98 %
100 Va
99
99
71%
72%
1.000
•12%
12 Va
1,800
Woolworth
44% Jan 23
23% Jun 25
Co
Elec
9
*88
32
26%
a
10% Jan
68% Jan
8%
88%
*31,
..
26%
8% Feb 20
65% Feb 27
12% Jan 25
37%
32 Va
'
87%
31%
26%
9
$4.25
*34V.
12%
*31
com
88
26%
92
*90
37%
26%
Feb
87% Feb
5
17% Nov 19
37%
26%
Apr 30
Jan
2
71% Dec 28
37%
*50%
•126
>126
36%
37%
12
Co
*
35%
*30%
preference
&
■
..1
Co.
Wilcox Oil Co
25% Jan 28
500
47%
40
40%
31% Feb
37
*90
25%
9
89% Jan 22
34% Jan
*35%
92%
25%
2
30
36%
91%
40%
Motor
41% Jan
*35%
92%
Instrument—12.50
Electric
36%
92%
25%
Western
5,600
22%
94
42
7
2,100
22%
*92
25%
14
4.600
22%
22 %
47
40%
14
Shares
51
22%
47%
25%
Jan
the Week
13%
13%
47
13%
Friday
Feb.29
13%
51
48
42%
35% Jan
98
110
13 %
47%
25%
40% Jan
GOO
1,300
50%
47
42%
Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric com—.12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
108%
35 %
No pur
Teleg cl A
X13%
47
Westinghouse
27% Jan 30
*35
76
*74
*107%
Sales for
Feb. 25
*35%
Preferred series A
108%
15%
*15%
15%
74
♦107%
Monday
36%
No par
10O
107
107%
HIGH SALE PRICES
75
21
74
107% 108
2
7% July
15%
15%
74
73%
108
107%
108%
*35%
com
2,900
104
108%
17
RR
31 Va
31%
108
65% Dec 21
12
Jun 28
15% Jan 26
31 Va
108
*102
Supply Co
Pacific
600
*81
104
Feb. U
White
2
*13 Va
108
Saturday
2
13
13%
*102
Par
Inc
7
7
Feb
30
26% Feb 20
July
13
21%
Lines
29% Jan
87% Feb
5
4
25 V«
900
13%
*107
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry——100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S) -—20
Feb~26
20%
21%
52
95% Jan
17%
20%
21%
20
x34%~Feb 25
17%
20%
22 %
46% Feb
6
Jan 19
17
20%
21%
6
24
13
30
15
7
2
17
20
21%
37% Jan
40
17
20
21"%
27
25% Jan
X17
51%
35% Feb
2
Feb 27
1,400
17%
20
51
2
89% Jan
6,200
27%
13
10
10
1,000
30
27%
1,000
17%
13%
13%
30%
29%
28
•18
20
•20
20
30
30 Va
13%
15
38% Sep
31% May
27%
18%
30 %
51
23% Feb
42% Oct
33% Jun 28
27%
18%
13%
9
126
29%
30%
50%
20% Jan
42 % Oct
29%
2,600
51
29% Feb 26
104% Feb
30%
29%
18%
50%
Auto
6
30%
30
18%
50%
Western
a
30%
29%
37,300
50%
2
47% Feb
30%
30%
20
14%
10
Western Maryland Ry com
100
4% noncum 2nd preferred—100
52% Feb
28% July
0
2
31
29%
102%
14%
14%
2
24% July
30%
29%
*101%
14%
13%
48% Jan
94% Jan
18%
30%
18%
102%
xl4%
14 %
Apr 18
Oct
8
9
32% Jun 28
18%
18 V.
*101%
15%
13%
Air
64% July
18%
18%
102 %
181/4
*101%
1
Western
58% Oct
18%
18
18%
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
7
46% May 24
18%
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Highest
15% Jan
49 % Mar
18%
30%
preferred
27
54
18%
27%
pfd——100
series B
100
4.10%
preferred series C
100
West Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com—No par
4%% preferred
100
4.20%
xl3% Feb
16
18
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
11% Jan 15
15
30%
29%
West Penn Power 4%%
83
15%
Co.——No par
Electric
West
3,900
18%
convertible
14
11,200
10%
102 %
,5
99% Jan
45%
10%
15%
com—2.50
16
45 V.
10 Va
*101%
STOCKS
1951
40% Jan 10
Inc.—
Snowdrift
45%
10%
15%
17%
&
45%
10%
17%
20
13%
500
45 Va
102%
.
11%
28 V.
10
17%
18
11V.
28 Va
44%
45%
10%
15 V.
20
*13%
Tobacco
200
1,900
11%
28%
11%
•28
102%
18
*17
Oil
*62
11%
28%
*
15 %
5
Webster
*28
' 102%
5
1
30
108% Jan 24
10%
Mills
Knitting
Wayne Pump Co
Jan
102
45%
10%
Waukesha Motor Co—
Wayne
31% Feb
109
46
10%
11%
11%
28%
15
preferred—No par
West Indies Sugar Corp
.-1
West Kentucky Coal Co.
-4
7
45
10%
11%
*28
18
*102
.
Corp
Wesson
83% Jan
24% Feb
No par
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Pipe
&
45%
10%
.1
——
11%
28 Va
11%
28 %
45
5
:
5
80% Feb 28
107
.1
100
:
Pictures
Bros
63
63
~
11%
28%
11%
28%
No par
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8
97% Feb 20
2
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6
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Feb
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105
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Sep
6
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2
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21
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1
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27
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2
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8
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29
34
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29
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27
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2
17% Jan 24
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8
a
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15
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175
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
Figures
Range Since Jan. 1
Period" indicate In each
point
represent
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1951
Lowest
"Interest
decimal
one
the month when the bonds mature.
case
82d
more
or
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
of
point.
a
Lew
PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
Feb.27
Feb. 28
Feb. 23
EXCHANGE
HIGH SALE
AND
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
Exchange
YEARLY
-
LOW
Range for Previous
Year
WEEKLY
-
headed
after
High
Low
High
Low
Low
High
High
w
Sale9 for
Friday
Feb.29
Low
High
•
the Week
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Treasury
May
9
109.9
1955-1960
"104.28
105
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105
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105
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106.24
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106.24
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106.24
1958-1963
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108.5
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1960-1965
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53
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2012
of
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1959-
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1953
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50
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1961
71%
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assented
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—
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1957
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1987
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96%
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debentures
1st
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1947
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18
18
April-Oct
87
—
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1
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82
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1961
1980
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9
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May-JVot
Alabama Power first
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Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
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77
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87
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1954
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81
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1952
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1943_May-A'ou
1945
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12
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1957
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1954
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Mexican
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s
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84
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1952
69
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thereafter
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61%
1962
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1977
*69
May-Nov
(Kingdom)
(City of) —
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1947
53%
Tokyo
1952, thereafter
Utility Institute—
1, 1952, thereafter
53 Ve
Jan-July
Jan-July
1962
County Council 3%s
A5 y2s
'
-Jan-July
to Jan 1, 1952,
due 1977
71%
60%
April-Ocf
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(Prov of) external 7s
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87
3%
71%
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A 6
83%
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71
61
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54%
84
1,
69%
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Jan-July
1956
2012
external
57%
—
82%
for
2%)
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&
Taiwan Electric
86
1960
10
(interest
1999
loan
secured
64
82 %
Jan
1999
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series B secured external
62
82%
1977
Credit Consortium
Croats
66
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-
70%
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2.5%)
to
Sydney
Jan-July
1964
39%
70
A
to
80
-Feb-Aug
paid 1968
Belslngfors (City) external 6'/2s
Italian (Republic)—
39%
Jan-July
Plan
2.5% )
to
water
80
1944
part
to
Bhlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
Government—
A7s
1
—
pursuant
A 7s
98
82
1950
A
40%
39%
—
May-Nov
2.25% )
2004
6s external dollar loan 1968
Berbs
Power.—
mtge
gen
--
May-Nov
series
mtge
1st
to
reduced
47
52
46%
81
*64
-Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
1
39%
39%
Stamped, pursuant to Plan A (interest
*80
„
Jan-July
1967
7s
Elec
Jan-July
*39%
39 y4
May-Nov
1950
external
reduced
.
dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
f
2001
Stamped pursuant to Plan
45 %
43
110%
*5
112
94%
81%
,
High
*56
June-Dec-
2012
reduced
external
A7s
81%
13
97%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
of)—
of)
stamped
reduced
75 %
*50%
Jan-June
1942
6s
5V2S 1955
4%s 1962
Low
May-Noi
A 8s
Aprll-Oct
Muy-Nov
April-Oct
8tamped pursuant to Plan
to
I960
external
20-year
External
CI
to
2%)
(State
1936
A8s
Oxechoslovakia
6%)
1966
1952
2.375%)
to
(interest
62%
75 >/»
*45%
Jan-July
Paulo
8s
57
62%
37
81%
~
Jan. 1
No.
—
1952
8s
Range Since
Sold
secured sinking fund 1957—Map-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
*61
—May-Nov
June-Dec
1951
1977
7s
Ctiba (Republic of) 4%s external
Cundinamarca (Dept of)—
55%
due
Bonds
-u-
*61
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
lASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
25-year
55/4
1926
High
Afly2s extl
99 y4
99%
--
*97'/2
—
of
6%s
(City)
reduced
Colombia
Friday's
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
5%
5
(State of)—(Cont)
1967 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004_'
42%
42%
*3%
Sul
external
ARome
*40%
June-Dec
1951
5s
Ry)
7s
*58
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
———
do
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.25%) 2004
_June-Dec
56
56
40%
57%
1962
fund 6s
sinking
Grande
A 7s
43
40%
*40%
__
or
Bid Sc Asked
Low
Rio
*58
__
Last
Sale Price
High
*58
1961
assented
A6s
Period
—-—June-Dec
June-Dec
1961
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1961
Af%s assented
A6s
New York Stock Exchange
Low
No.
Hiyh
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Jan. 1
Sold
'•AO',4
June-Dec
'—<
1961—
6%s
fund
ABinking
29
BONDS
*58
—June-Dec
195,7
%s
Mortgage Bank 6
A6%s
assented 1957
FEBRUARY
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
A Chile
ENDED
Week's Range
or
Last
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
,0^
26
2%s
1976
3s 1980—
Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971_^—
Jan-July
__
—
70
58Va
100%
—
„
*75
75
77
*101
*-87%
69 Vi 70
55% 58%
100% 100%
*102% 103%
93
93%
—
36
58
3
79
101
101
66%
55
99%
102%
74%
59
100%
104
92%
95%
104%
6
104%
—Jan-July
-Jan-July
Niagara Eiec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
__
—
*103% 104
*95%
97
■
—
95 %
97
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Volume 175
Number 5095
.
.
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Financial Chronicle
.
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27
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Intereat
New York Stock Exchange
Bush
Bush
&
Terminal
Co
5s
Terminal
or
Sale Price
Friday's
4%s
first
1967
Afap-Nov
1952
4s
—
Jan-July
Buildings 5s gtd
1960
ENDED
FEBRUARY
2«J
99
99%
BONDS
Jan. 1
NO.
74
Low '
,
New York Stock
32
72%
99 A
99%
12
99%
:100
104 %
lACuba Northern Ry first
S A Deposit receipts
99%
:105
A
Certificates
8 A Deposit
A
Adep
C
Power
first
Ss
1976
California Oregon Power 3Vis 1974
Canada Southern consol gtd. 5s A 1962
Canadian National Ry—
4%
consoi
Jan-July
1965
4s
Mar-Sepl
First mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
Jelanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
3%s
debentures
Corp 3 Vis
3 Vis
i
debentures
(1947
A Central Branch
Central
issue)
U P first
102
107%
106%
105%
107%
137
99%
101%
94%
94%
~9
103%
106%
99
61
99%
31
First
1995
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
May
AGen mortgage 4'/2s series B Jan
1 2020
May
74%
central RR Co of
General
—
New
Central
Pacific
York
3 Vis
1987
Power
3s
1974
3 Vis
series
A
1974
4Vis
46%
98
98
3
98
1958_
First and
refunding mortgage 2%s
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
mortgage 3%
series
B
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s
Chicago Great Western 4s
1982
A
ser
mtge 4Vis Jan
1988
2038
1
4s series A
Pacific
101
40
102%
mS
*-
May
1
2042
1%
*—
95%
80%
146
74%
1
*114
106%
97
93%
80
71%
%
75%
108%
■
—
2%s
1980
Western
--
1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan
2019—April
4 Vis conv Increased
series B Jan 1 2044
April
Chicago & North Western Rtf—
Second mortgage conv inc 4Vis Jan
1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989
Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
interest)
98 %
99%
14
98%
100 %
Afap-Nov
86%
86%
1
82%
86%
*73%
69%
73 %
79%
79%
10
76%
79%
78
78%
4
78
75%
75%
2
74
series
H
78 %
100
99% 100
86%
85%
86%
97%
97%
99
100%
76 Va
100
97%
6
100
43
6
88
81
96
let
May-No©
104%
115%
115
Feb-Aup
115%
*„
74
*„
June-Deo
June-Dec
1995
4s
94%
30
103%
105%
55
114%
116%
96%
95
Feb-Aup
div first 5s 1956 May-No©
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuZp
*130%
24
65%
67
Edison El IU
10
60
62%
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3 Vis
1970
99%
4
98
99 %
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s
1965—
103
85
85
96%
3
95%
97%
95%
29
94 Va
967/a
92'/a
92%
—
84%
61%
100%
81
67
II
—
*94%
78
—
*86
95%
74
74
74
101% 101%
Aprll-Oct
1980
96%
93
7
94%
104% 104%
June-Deo
1995
2%s
mortgage
93
99
101%
99%
35
Afar-Sept
1958
Mack first lien gold
&
99% 100%
93
1982—May-Sepf
82%
96
9
73
48
69
32
59%
61%
"57%
,
,94
111
97
57
(N Y)
stamped
1965
General mtge inc 4%s
,
Afar-Sept
AprZZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
106% 106%
105
94%
consol mtge
First
80'/a
106
ioI%
105
"I
110
ser A
Jan 2015——April
73%
consol
71%
*„
73%
60
71%
96%
99
.
73%
96%
83%
Jan-July
mortgage 2s series H 1953—Afar-Sept
21
80
84
83%
3%s series G 2000
83%
83%
16
76%
83%
98
98
*90
100
~
93%
93%
—
105
107
*105
Ohio Division first mortgage 3%s 1971—Mar-Sepl
*92%
106%
10I
4
__
*101% 102%
First consol mortgage 3%s series E 1964-April-Oct
First consol intge 3%s series F 1990
Jan-July
First
59%
78
--
Va & Georgia
Erie Railroad Co—
73
60%
57
—
78%
98%
—
Jan-July
13
*78%
mtge 2Vis ser A 1980
Jan-July
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and
refunding mtge 2%-4%s 1994-Jan-July
—
*99% 101
june-Dec
1993
1970
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
115
60
1st
75
fixed
79
8
70%
57%'
~2
April
83%
95%
--
97
—
99%
Jan-July
1993
contingent interest)
ASecond gold 4s
5s
73
94
—
Mar-Sepl
99%
__
31
fixed
61 %
v.
--
RR—
(3 %
mortgage
East Tenn
RR—
96%
99%
99'A
1985_«l—Afap-Nov
B
ser
65%
—
33
—
99%
Afap-Nov
83%
65%
April
96
*98%
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
Afap-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Afar-Sept
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
May-No©
96
77%
1985
A
ser
3s convertible debentures
96
9
trust
Grande
Edison 3s
Detroit
11
5s
78
April
32%
—
,Afap-Nov
1973
C
General and refund 2%s series I
Gen & ref mtge 2%s ser J 1985
Gen & ref 3%s- ser K 1976—.
110%
104%
96%
tr
contingent
Detroit
104%
110%
'
•
78%
April
1956—_1„Jan-July
St Paul &
100%
74%
—
34%
30
Denver & Salt Lake-
121%
—
96%
—
4-6s
mortgage series A
Income
97%
*106%
80
33
32%
99%
Afap-Nov
1963
mortgage series A (4%%
contingent interest)
2018
'100%
98%
111%
—
Jan-Julv
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
A 2nd
mortgage 4 Vis inc ser A Jan 2003
Chicago Indiana & Southern 4s
First mortgage
100
Rio
&
1 %
115%
102% 103 %
95%
Afap-Nov
Afap-Nov
1
— —
A Income
5
*,■
*110%
April
1985
trust
& coll
mtge
First
102Va,
94
98%
.'
—■
30
46
32%
May
1965—
1993
mtge & coll tr 4 Vis
Denver
102
31
93
98
—.
27
27%
:
mtge & coll
1st
50%
100%
-J
98%
—-
92%
23%
25%:
June-Deo
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
——Aprii-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977_June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979—Jan-Julp
100%
101%
'2
/-
*100% 102
1970—Feb-Anp
Feb-Aug
Chicago A Eastern 111 RR—
A
General^ mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
Chicago Milwaukee
63
'
Afar-Sept
First and refunding
mortgage 3Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
Inc
102
102% 102%
Jan-July
ihicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
AGeneral
73%
59%
—'
34%
32%
32%
June-Dec
1978
5s series
due
1st
70%
118% 118%
,
mortgage
Collateral
74%
76
—
89'/2
8
*32%
2%s debentures
First and refund M
72
_
24
99
Feb-Aup
Co
1st
15
-
48
Afar-Sept
3
15
*32%
deposit
mortgage 3s series A
A Income
—
61%
—
1996—May-No©
1996
Refund and impt M 37/8s series H
1973—June-Dec
R & A dlv first consol
gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
First
—
46%
—
34
32%
1946
receipts
Morris & Essex division
■
Refund and impt M 3Vis series E
4s
75
„
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1992
Refund and impt M 3Vis series D
General
74%
<•
_Feb-Aup
of
32%
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
99
Ry Co—
First and refund
32%
34%
6
..
52
29%
June-Dec
61
60%
—
*30%
l
June-Deo
April-Oct
103%
60%
April-Oct
deposit)
deposit receipts 1946
deposit
:
of
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965
100%
48
Jan-July
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
General
74%
N J—
mortgage
Central
of
High
50%
ll
Pennsylvania Division—
—
*71%
—
27
27%
Low
1960
5s
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended
,
*96
AQen
92%
26
26%
Jan-Julp
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—Aprll-Ocl
First mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
*98%
gold 4s 1948__June-Deo
92
27%
Jan .1
No.
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
98%
99-
ol
Georgia Ry—
mortgage series A
34
Range Since
Sold
D
10U%
—
*99%
„
33%
r_i—Jan-July
deposit
B
34%
Bonds
55%
33%
Deere &
65
*60%
Feb-Aug
(ctfs
series
First
94%
*102%
—
rets
series A
s
High
*53%
deposit
109
105%
Range
Friday's
34
equipment
103%
8
or
Bid & Asked
June-Deo
gold 1952
and
ACertificates
13
Week's
June-Deo
1942
receipts
Certificates
IA 6*
28
99%
Feb-Aug
1960
35
105% 106%
June-Dec
1960
95
102%
■»
105%
Aprll-Oct
debentures
96
95
100% 101%
100%
Aprll-Oct
1976
92
106% 10§%
'
~
Mar-Sept
Cllnchfieid & Ohio
A
106% 106%
106%
Feb-Aug
(perpetual)
*
3
108% 108%
Jan-July
Ry—
aeoenture
95
102
--
Jane-Dec
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
Olotex
95
*95
April-Oct
capital Airlines, Inc—
48 debs series A 1960
Carolina
95
May-No©
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s, 1955
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1956
Canadian Pacific
IA 7 %
June-Dec
5%s
deposit
Certificates' of
Improvement
Electric
of
ACuba RR first 5s
*
California
Sale Price
Period
Low
74%
2
*105
Last
Interest
Exchange
High
99 &
ua
99%
April-Oct
Range Since
Sold
High
73
—
Aprii-Oct
1955
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Pittsburgh Ry—
modified
Consolidated
Last
Low
Buffalo Rochester
Stamped
Period
FOR
Week's Range
•
Income 2%-4%s 1994
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 2%a
First mortgage 27/8s
1978
Cincinnati Union Terminal-
Feb-Aug
_Feb-Aup
T
Financial Corp 2%s 1959
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977
2%s
City Investing Co
4s
April-Oct
Jan-July
debentures
debentures
1966
June-Ota
1961
June-Dec
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
Ry—
General gold 4s 1993
June-Dec
General 5s series B 1993
102
Refunding and impt 4Vis series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s
1991_Jan-July
St Louis Division first coll
trust 4s 1990—May-No©
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating
First mortgage 3s 1982
1st mortgage 2%s 1985
mortgage
3%s
3s
1970
4%s
Fuel
Columbia
&
Iron
debs
conv
Gas
Jan-July
1961—ApriZ-Oct
100
100
100%
103
102% 103
97%
99%
Afap-Nov
s
27/8s
s
f
June-Dec
v
v,":
,
98%
94%
River Pwr
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1999
April-Oct
2001_
3s
sink
M
3 Vis
33/4s
A
102
1981
June-Dec
ser
of
Bait
General mortgage 4%s
Consolidated Gas El Lt
ref
M
27/8s
ser
1st
ref
M
2%s
ser
1st
ref
mtge
2Vis
conv
Consolidated
3Vis
s
f
T
Natural
1954
For foor,notes
&
Power
(Bait)
104
General
mortgage 2%s series
71%
63%
59
——
101
II
105%
II
97
103% 104%
97
96
*100
*101%
—
99%
__
94
4
97%
88
102%
105%
97%
97%
92%
*85
54
96
97
1
—
-f
99%
—
101%
98%
97%
92%
2
89%
93
—
91%
93%
91
93
ser
Gas
X
2 Vis
94%
1968
1976
General
mortgage 2%s series
Bay & West debentures
A Debenture certificates B
Gulf Mobile
103%
87%
103% 103%
37
103%
104%
96%
.
&
Ohio
Jan-July
Jan-July
N 1990
Jan-J.uly
O 2000——Jan-July
P 1982
Jan-July
Q 2010
Jan-July
R 1961—Jan-July
ctfs A
Feb
116%
Feb
17%
96%
1
96%
96%
98%
98%
7
97%
116% 116%
1
111%
116%
108%
112%
Collateral
w<rst,
1st
3%s
trust
Utilities
mortgage
debentures
First
*112%
1968
2%s
3s
1st
1973
1969
2%s
mortgage
2
103%
102
93
75%
75%
*93%
94%
17%
"4
100% 100%
6
16
3%s
*81%
*101%
72%
1979
71%
*92
*97%
Water
first
II
&
first sink fund 5s
Manhattan
AAdjusted
Income
first
5s
5s
Feb
ser
A
1957
1957
Feb-Aug
Aprii-Oct
59%
65
25
28%
34
94%
13
93%
I
v
19
98%
100
Consol mortgage
96
98%
100
Consol mortgage
*100
95%
101% 102%
60
101%
103%
133
19
133
135%
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
mortgage
103%
104%
104
97%
98
'
96%
92
99
96%
96
115
121%
99
99
6
25
!
103
•
104
i
96%
I'
98
J
3
98%
100
"
102% 103
95%
1978
1981—Jan-July
June-Deo
4s
1955
Purchased
lines
trust
Refunding
5s
Debenture
Louisville
95%
8
1
102%
104
'*
95%
95%
Fir^t
99%
98
101%
11
4%s-3%s ser A 1979—May-No©
5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-No©
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-No©
Collateral trust gold 4s 1952:—;
April-Oct
Illinois
95%
*99% 100%
Central RR—
3%s
1952
gold
4s
4%s
1953
100
100
6
99%
103
1
101%
94%
98
—
-
"
97%
100%
104
1
100 A
100%
101
2
100%
101%
105 Va
106%
,|
101 %
|
101
*106% 106%
June-Deo
109 %
4%& series C 1963—June-Dec
104%
,
—
100% 100%
May-No©
gold 3%s 1953
—
*99
100%
1966
95%
100
May-No©
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Div ti Term
27
——
103
May-No©
Jan-July
1955
'98
100% 101%
—
48
—
99
100%
j
100%
Central and Chicago St L & N O—
Joint first
99
3s series B
.**'>
97%
.
96
104%
95
99%
104
103
102
99% 100
Mar-Sept
9
93%
118
62
99%
:_ApriZ-Oct
Afap-Nov
93%
61
99%
27
92%
114
96%
29% ' 31
Illinois
96
92
30%
101%
117% 119%
72%
92
61
99%
*94%
81'/a
67%
—
104% 104%
1962_J«ne-Dec
A
9
*96% 100%
—
93%
99%
*
88
117% 117%
*96
99 Vi
*96% 101
100 %
99% 101%
—
*92%
1976—Afar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
2%s
mtge
99 %
„
18%
100%
H
Hackensack
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
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mortgage
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
May-Nov
99
51
April-Oct
a
97%
97
98'/4
96%
Feb-Aug
1952
3%
85
—
Refunding ft'impt 4%s series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
1969__Mcr-Sept
First mortgage 27/aS
1969—
Mar-Sept
First
98%
81
98'A
—June-Dec
Michigan Central—
First
97%
83
*51
1974—May-No®
First
97%
82
Jan-July
Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Mead Corp first
mortgage 3s 1966
Metropolitan Edison first ratge 27/as
3Vas
97%
83
May-Nov
May
lien 4s
Northwestern
May-Nov
Maine Central RR 4%s series A 1960_
June-Dec
First mortgage ft con 4s series B
1954
June-Dec
Manati Sugar 4s
sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-No®
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
74%
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Ocf
First mortgage 3s 1978
Jan -July
First mortgage 2%s 1979—
Feb-Aup
(Wisconsin first mortgage 2%s
1977—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sepf
M
Macy (R H) ft Co 2%s debentures 1972
Pacific
registered
Northern
88
7%
93 V
101%
—
Collateral
ioi ya
95
86
—
103% 104%
Refunding ft improve 4y2s ser A 2047
Refunding ft improve 5s series C 2047
Refunding ft improve 5s series D 2047
85 V2
99 Va
April-Oct
3
*62%
4s
99
77%
13
*91%
Prior
92%
10
85
99
86%
92%
85
,4
5
99%
92%
51
Jan-July
General
101
100
9%
3%
96
Jan-July
3s
100
3%
1977-
State Electric ft Gas 2%s
Northern
87 Vs
8%
96
65
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Aprll-Ocf
Norfolk Southern Ry Co—
AGeneral mtge 5s convertible Inc 2014_April-Ocf
Norfolk ft Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—Aprll-Ocf
Northern Central general ft ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
General ft refunding 4%s ser A 1974—Mar-Sepf
66%
73%
61
66
3%
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3y«s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
__Jan-July
68%
74%
8%
59
100 Va
*100% 104
May-Nov
N
83%
68%
Mar-Sept
First ft refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First ft refund mtge 27/as ser G
2003
First ft refund mtge 3%s ser H
2003
St Louis Div second gold 3s 1080
Atl Knox & Cincinnati Div 4s
1955
mortgage 4s 1954
3%s 1963
IN Y ttusquehanna ft Western RR—
§ AFirst refunding 5s 1937
? A Second gold 4y2s 1937
I AGeneral gold 5s 1940
J A Terminal first gold 5s 1943
June-Dec
5s
series
series
57
N Y Steam Corp first
90
74%
2003
to
Lexington ft Eastern Ry first
ALombard Electric
88%
88
83
2003
interest
65%
249
Y Power ft Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
N Y ft Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—Aprll-Ocf
mortgage bonds—
fixed
180
59
N
100%
88%
82
Feb-Auf
—May-Nov
May-Nov
5s fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
Series D 4s contingent Interest 2003
May
Series E 4%s contingent Interest 2003
May
Series F 5s contingent Interest
2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
Little
100%
88%
Series C
First
__
88%
1974—Jan-July
L-hlgh Valley RR—
General
66%
57%
N Y
if
Lehigh Coal ft Navigation CoSinking fund mortgage 3%s ser A lfl70.April-Ocl
ft
65%
58%
fAN Y Ontario ft West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
AGeneral 4s 1955
June-Dec
~9
87%
Lehigh Valley Coal CoFirst
66%
First
65 Ya
62%
75
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
First ft
97%
103
AGeneral mtge conv Inc AVaB series A 2022—May
Harlem River ft Porth Chester—
First mtge sink fund 3%s ser A 1968—.June-Dec
lake Shore ft Mich South gold 3%s 1997—June-Dec
3Vas registered 1997
.-June-Dee
High
99
<,
Feb-Aug
1998
A
3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3M»s 1998_Feb-Aug
3%s
registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago ft St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3y4s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1936
April-Oct
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Oct
N Y ft Harlem gold 3Vis 2000
May-Nov
100
June-Dec
2%s 1980
—June-Dee
Kensas City Southern Ry is ser A 1975
April-Oct
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
—June-Dee
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974—
April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge is 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky ft Indiana Terminal 4 Vis 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Jan. 1
Low
Hudson River RR—
Y Central ft
Lake
June-Deo
NO.
deposit
RR
3 Vis
1st
Range Since
Sold
—
1954
A
of
Central
99%
Feb-Aufl
1956
deposit
series
Certificates
York
General
ldlch
ft
Bond®
99%
*__
—
Feb-Aug
Refunding ft impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding ft impt 5s series C 2013
Aprll-Ocf
N
Kanawha
High
deposit
series
Consolidated
Jamestown
Friday's
Ry—(Cont)—
1956
of
Certificates
AFirst
New
Jersey
deposit
O
series
Certificates
AFlrst
1978
or
Bid ft Asked
•100% 100%
April-Oct
1954
of
New Orleans Texas ft Mexico
Interstate Power Co—
1st mortgage 3s
Week's Range
INew Orleans Texas ft Mexico Ry—
—
3
Sale Price
Low
101
96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Ryj Central America 1st 6s B 1972—May-Nov
Inter
51
4
51%
94
April-Oct
1952
1956
B
AFlrst gold 5s series C
98
Last
Period
Exchange
High
International Great Northern RR—
1
Interest
BONDS
Range Sine#
Bold
High
97%
Bend®
96%
5
94
97%
94%
94 %
5
94 %
96
97%
97%
*—
97%
~9%
9%
9%
57
9%
9 %
9%
9%
5
9%
99%
99%
21
98 %
*95
96
11%
10%
100
97
Volume 175
Number 5095
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Feriod
Exchange
or
Sale Price
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser F 1953—June-Utfd
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—Afay-Nov
guaranteed 4s
H
ser
*101%
*101%
Bonds
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Au0
Consolidated guaranteed 4%.s ser J 1964_Afay-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
FEBRUARY
High
No.
Low
New York Stock
Terminal RR Assn
104%
*
104%
104%
102% 103%
8
100
Texas Corp 3s debentures
103%
101% 102%
29
100
102%
80 Vi
1
80%
77 Vi
*100
100
&
First
100
Texas
Jan-July
-
*100% 100%
100%
101%
Friday's
and
Orleans
refund
First mortgage 4Vis series A 1958
First mortgage 4Vis series B 1959
general
series
5s
First general
B
5s series
M
1974
1965
951/2
101%
1970-Aprii-Ocfc
Orleans
3%s 1974
Electric &
115%
94
15
34
973/4
101%
102%
95%
__
95%
92Vi
101%
2
92%
123
94
13
A
123%
Jane-Dec
92%
117
27
100% 101%
95%
88%
8
99
123%
102
97
97
95%
97
58
57"
58%
69
57
61%
18%
18
19%
76
17%
impt 3%s 1960—Jane-Deo
2%s debs 1961
Afar-Sept
95%
95%
95%
1
*90
91
89Vi
92%
88%
92
Tri-Continental
__
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
90 Vi
90%
4
1
Corp
*98
100%
*105
100%
__
95%
97%
106%
__
22
95
98%
106%
100
8
*109
*102%
106
2
106% 106%
Jan-July
Union Electric Co of Missouri
__
100% 100%
Mar-Sept
*—
debentures
3s
1st
Jan-July
I"•
*94
*99
Union
94
1963
May-Noc
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972
Afay-Nov
101
*202
California
2%s
June-Deo
'
98
101%
United
126%
202%
100%
7
96%
Gas Corp
2%s 1970
95%
100%
97%
98%
5
96Vi
98%
97
97
1
95%
97%
91%
90%
»
*98%
-Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971—
——Jan-July
86
97%
"■
•
97%
92%,
104%
92
i—^Afay-Nov
April-Oct
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures 1959—..Afar-Sept
'
•
15
104
36
102%
91
'104
92
104
__
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
2%s debentures 1967
98
107
95
100%
—
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Afar-Sept
United Biscuit Co. of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
102%
100
4
98
1
3
^
Feb-Aug
;
202%
__
100% 100%
104%
95%
*93
1970—Jane-Deo
debs
1976,
100
3
95%
100% 100%
__
RR—
debentures
2%s
1980
101 %
20
*127
100%
Pacific
tr 2%s
126%
100% 101
102% 102%
refunding mortgage 27/«s 1979_June-De«
Oil of
100
Co—
debentures
Afay-Nov
1975-ApriZ-Oct
—-.Afay-Nov
1968
mtge & coll
Union
94
99
*94
—
3%s 1971
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
101%
1977—Feb-Aug
First and
First and
114
97%'
101 Vi 102
Jan-July
91%
Afay-Nov
Afar-Sepl
Gas
•
April-Oct
Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960
88
June-Deo
Pipe
Service
'
__
A
93%
June-Dec
1964
First mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
3s
l
High
'
*115
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term RR of New
*92
Feb-Aug
Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3Vis
First mortgage 3s 1983
Public
Low
,
3%s series B
April-Oct
April-Oct
1960
First general 4 Vis series D 1977
Plttston Co 5 Vis income debentures
Plantation
jin
No.
RR—
June-Dec
1962
C
Ranee fif nee
Sofd
High
T
Jan-July
April-Oct
Mdy-Nov
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabuja Ry—
First
Bonds
Bid & Asked
tThird
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4 Vis series C
New
'
,
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990_ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
82
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
1965
or
Sale Price
Louie—
of St
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas
103
1
•
100
102%
104%
1
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
101%
100
—
Interest
Exchange
High
101
—
„
104% 104%
June-Deo
Aprii-Oct
29
BONDS
Jan. 1
102%
*105%
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964__May-Non
3Vis debentures
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
*101
I960—Feb-Aug
General mortgage 5s series A 1970..
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Consolidated
FOR
Week's Rang*
Friday
91
35
89%
91
5
93%
97%
*94%
92
98
97%
97
V
Vanadium Corp of
Q
Quaker Oats
2%a debentures
1964.
3Vis
—Jan-July
*99
99
Rochester
Gas
& Electric
General
mortgage
99%
mortgage
84
86%
80%
86%
99%
98%
43
9
98Vi
99%
Corp—
4Vis
General
85 Vi
3%s
America—
1965
April-Oct
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series A 1955—Feb-Aug
Consol. sinking fund series B 1957
May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27%s ser G 1979
June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s scr H 1930
Mar-Sept
R
Reading Co first & ref 3V4s series D 1955—Afay-Nov '
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973——April-Ocl
debs
conv
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
series
D
series
J
1977—Mar-Sepl
1969—Afar-Sept
First
99%
99%
2
Baguenay Power 3s
series
gold
6s
First
bond
4s
Second 4s
Bt
Bt
Paul
Paul
Union
Bcioto V &
1989
RR
1971
debentures
Bhell
Union
debentures
1971
t§ASllesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
Bkelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Bocony-Vacuum
6outh
&
North
Southern
3s
Bell
Oil
RR
debentures
27/es
debentures
-
013/
gtd 5s
&
1963
100
1111/.
inn
mo
inn
1UO
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uu
„
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93%
93%
92 Vi
92%
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93%
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141
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June-Dec
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mi/
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rz
94%
93%
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7
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4 Vis
(Oregon Lines)
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4Vis
1969
Gold
4Vis
1981
3s
1977
A
49%
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98%
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94%
011/8
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99 Vi
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20
*—
76
mn
'
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3%s
ser
100 Vi
99%
Vxu
oil/
94%
93%
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series
E
1986
98%
mo
mortgage
2%s
series
F
1996
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and
general
4s
series
A
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and
general
6s
series
A
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and
general
6Vis
96 Vi
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of
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no
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96
debentures
1983
98
80%
80%
2
75
94%
4
92%
&
27/es
Co
debentures
25/bS
debentures
112% 112%
99
98%
/
106%
104
—
100
98
93
96
100
Jun-July
April-Oct
13
109%
52
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93%
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83%
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S
B
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—
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series I 1966
,
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60%
*
__
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4
58 %
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—
10214 102%
102%
96,8
—
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96%
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100
101
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45
103% 105%
9
100,1 102%
101/-t 101,8
—
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—
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104
105
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June-Dec
11
98% 98%
100
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98%
98%
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96
100
—
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33
no\.
,
—
Mar-Sep£
Jan-July
—
_
-
2%s 1976
104
106/2
62%
57% 60/8
100% 101
,100% 102%
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—
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__
—
84
42
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105
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82%
83
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82
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60
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92 V2
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—
61%
—
—Afar-Sept
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3 %s 1971
104% 105%
99% 99%
100
101%
21
*104% 106
Afar-Sept
first 4S 1960
.
72
30
32
8
,
1965-
—
—
;
59% 60 Vi
59
60%
101
101
100% 101%
101%
Jan-July
1971
,
104% 105%
__
60 %
guaranteed 2361
1
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.
104Vi 109
52
53%
—
8
64 %
^o
92,2
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98 /« 101
Y
*
*—
98
100
Yonkers Electric
107%
included In the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s range,
r casn saxe
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
,
((Negotiability impaired by maturity.
77
nt
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*Friday's bid and asked prices; xxo sales being transacted during current weeK.
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'
4'
chmvr,
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96
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64%
65%
93
94%
24
97%
98 Vi
26
95%
95%
12
*98% 100
66Vi
90%
94Vi
96%
'
99Vi
95
95%
Light & Power 2%s 1976-Jan-July
delivery
sale
—
—
not
.
,
.
_
99
99
Deferred
„
102%
64%
20
a
103
93%
13
102 Vi
97%
74%
96%
104%
*102
Jan-July
May-Nov
1973
gold 3Vis 2000
114%
112%
Jan-July
4Vis 2013
1972
—
'
94%
April
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Afay-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Jan-July
Sunray Oil Corp 27/es debentures 1966
Jan-July
Bwift
first
Wisconsin Electric Power
84JJ4
80 Vi
94%
Afay-Nov
ASpokane Internatl first gold
--
Jan-July
1956—ApriZ-Oct
Div first gold 5s 1996—
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
3Vis
87
Jan-July
Memphis
26
74Vi
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
SAFirst general 4s 1949
Jan-July
ACertificates of deposit
Jan-July
5ASu & Du dIv aild fcerm first 4s 1936—Afay-Nov
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mi7/
no
*84 Vi
April-Oct
1956—April-Oct
A
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Winston-Salem
mi
mi/
OK
*98
1956,
series
ref
debentures
3%s
75
no3/
J??
99%
95%
96 Vi
118 Vi
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
95
74%
April
106%
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
nc
74/2
99% 100%
A 1975- Jun-Dec
2%s
96Vi
2
*99%
Aprll-Ocf
3%s
1966
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Ff't mortgage 3%s series D 1967
98%
*73
Apr-Oct
mortgage
debentures
conv
first
Shore
2%s
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
96 Vi
97%
91 %
92%
—
93
94Vi
96%
Western Union Telegraph Co—
30-year 5s 1960
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
114 1/
1*4/4
93 Vi
Afar-Sept
1960
96%
93
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992-—Mar-scpt
.Afay-Nov
debentures
Penn
74V
_Afay-Nov
convertible
95Va
4
96%
*96% 100
;/
Feb-Nov
1976—Afay-Nov
1st & ref mtge 3Vis ser A 1981
*34
Southern Pacific Co—
First
1
96%
100%
—
96%
.—
1991—-April
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oc£
Gen mfc£e 4%s-4s series A 1969
Apr-Oct
Qen
ni{ge 41^5 serjes g 1976
May-ZVou
Western Pacific RR Co—
99
Jr.n-July
1994.
RR
West
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jar.-july
23/4S
Co
West
May-Nov
Co—
1987
Ry
<
.
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Afay-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nou
'
117
adit
"7
100
*99%
May
series B Jan
income 4Vis
Petroleum Corp—
3%s conv debs (subord)
R4
0
'
*111% 111%
April-Oct
Telegraph
—
__
Warren
!
07v.
Si
June-Dec
1985
Indiana
Walworth
o-,
84
Jan-July
1979
2%s
mtge
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
1 no
iu/
47
97
82%
100
April-Oct
1941
1976
Telephone
debentures
Southern
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Ala
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June-Dec
2Vis
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1995
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1974
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.
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Jan-July
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—
April-Oct
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113%
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
following extended list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on'New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning
on Friday, Feb. 29.
It is compiled from the report of the Curb Exchange itself and intended to include every security
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year. / ;
'
•
1952, and ending
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
■
Sales
Range
Vending
ACF-Brill
Corp
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire Co
Ad.im
Hat
—1
wairants
common—
Low
7
7
Airfleets
Jan
Inc
■—
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
Alabama
3,600
7%
Feb
9%
Jan
Alabama Power 4.20'/>
——10
25%
25%
25%
50
25%
Feb
27%
Feb
Alaska
Jan "
All
3%
1
x4%
1
73%
common
(N J)
page 33.
3
—1
3%
3%
4
4%
12%
7%
8
9%-
9%
3%
Jan
11,700
•
11%
600
-
3%
fr'3%
Feb
■-
u-9%
Feb
:f-9% Feb
-
-11%
Feb
13%
Jan
600 *r"
7%
Feb
'19%
Jan
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
—.*1-
3,000
1,400
4%
American
Alles &
Feb
1
Fisher common
Allied
Internat
Investing
Allied
'
Products
(Mich)
Altes Brewing
Altofer
1
Airway Inc
Eros
Co
common
cap
-
High
6%
2%
Jan
9%
Feb
20
90
Jan
92%
Jan
93%
75
89%
Jan
94
Feb
6%
6%
1,000
6%
Feb
8
Jan
Jan
8%
1,600
9%
6%
2%
Feb
G %
Jan
9
3%
2%
9
2,800
900
2%
6%
3%
Jan
3%
Jaa
Jan
26%
Jan
1
stk
common—:
Low
91
93%
preferred—. -100
Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
90
9
—50
Great Southern—
Airlines
.—1
*
1
Appliance—
see
7%
2,100
11%
For footnotes
Feb
Low
Par
High
1%
*
Inc
7
Shares
8%
5
Electric
Low
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
1,900
Sales
Range
of Prices
1%
Ainsworth
Air Associates
Shares
•
Last
Sale Price
7%
Inc
Week's
STOCKS
1%
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Air-Way
-
High
7y2
29
8%
Aero
Manufacturing
FEBRUARY
1
Alloys
Stores
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
ABC
WEEK
Friday
Week'a
Last
Sale Price
"
New York Curb Exchange
FOR
Saturday, Feb. 23,
whether stock or
25
5
2%
2%
100
—
10
11
'
50
2%
10
Jan
3
Feb
11
Feb
Feb
*
t
30
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(942)
.
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
WEEK
ENDED
FEBRUARY
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Aluminum
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchango
cumulative
$3.75
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
Filter
5%
Car
class
Co
Book
Hard
American
Maracaibo
American
Meter
Feb
25 s/a
Jan
Central
Explorers
—
14
Jan
16%
Jan
Central
16
Feb
17%
Jan
Conv
preference
preference
1:
600
16
1%
1%
200
20
35
500
Jan
1%
24,7u0
1%
86
Jan
Jan
83
!
1%
Feb
Conv
17#
Jan
Central
Maine
3.50%
Feb
86
Central
Ohio
600
26
Jan
27%
Jan
Central
Power
400
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
Century
Electric Co
6%
8%
167,300
6 %
Jan
Feb
Century
Investors
26%
100
24%
Jan
~8
31%
'>
—
32%
200
Jan
30
Jan
8%
32%
Cessna
Feb
American
Class
Potash
class
Chem
&
2
Seal-Kap common
Superpower Corp common—__10o
*
series preferred
...
Thread
American
Anecon
Paper
common.
Common
6%
class
A
Armstrong
4%%
Tel
Coast
Atlantic
Jan
3%
Jan
City
Auto
&
9
Jan
100
5%
Jan
13%
13%
100
13%
Jan
12%
4%
7%
8%
13
400
4%
100
4
3,300
15
City
Jan
Clark
(The)
Controller
Feb
5%
Clarostat Manufacturing
Neon
Feb
13%
Jan
Claussner
43/8
Feb
Clayton
Jan
Clinchfield
I
II
Feb
Club
Jan
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
14%
3,500
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
Colon
15%
18,100
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
Colonial
10%
600
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
Colonial
Jan
115%
Jan
Colt's
Aluminum
Development
Baldwin
Banco
Securities
de
los
American
Barium
shares
22%
Feb
253/B
Jan
Commodore
Hotel
51
Jan
56
Jan
Community
Public
12%
1,300
12
Feb
13%
Basic
Baumann
(L)
&
Beau-Brummel
Beck
Co
6,600
14%
Feb
17%
Feb
Compo Shoe
Ties
x8%
Feb
9%
Jan
Consol
1 %
2,000
1
Jan
1%
Jan
Consolidated
70%
25
66
Feb
70 3/4
Feb
Consolidated
2%
2%
1,500
Feb
2%
Jan
Consolidated
Min'g
2%
Bellanca
Watch
Benson
&
Co
Hedges
Bickford's
Inc
Blauner's
Bohack
«...
Jan
6%
Feb
Continental
Foundry
9
Jan
Cook
Feb
Corby
6
„
8%
8%
400
8
Jan
17%
17
700
17
Jan
85
18%
Paint
(S)
(H C)
341/2
6,200
12%
12%
12%
300
12%
Feb
xl4%
<fc
31/2
3%
5,300
"3%
Feb
4%
Jan
Bourjois
Bowman
Gum
Breeze
8%
50
81/8
Feb
8%
Jan
2
~8%
12,100
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
11
11
11 y.
2,000
9 7/8
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
15%
Feb
13
1
51/4
141/2
38i/4
39
600
200
2%
37%
Feb
39
11%
300
20%
Jan
24%
ord
10%
11
500
9%
Jan
12
151/a
151/4
500
14%
Jan
16%
51/4
200
51/4
Feb
5%
common
American
British
Feb
10%
Co
•
dep rets ord
£1
reg
Ltd—
Amer
dep rets
British
ord
Columbia
Class
class
Brown
A
Company common
preference
$5
2nd
II
j
conv
$3
Brown
Porman
4%
•
preference—
Petroleum
Distillers
1
Bruce (E L) Co
common
Bruck Mills Ltd
class B
!
1
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
"A"
Drug
2.50
$6
Tobacco
Cuban
Curtis
Curtis
Manufacturing
Co
3
3'/4
1,900
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
10%
7%
10%
8
14,100
11%
II
1,600
Feb
7%
13%
I
Day
Jan
21%
▼H O O
Mines Inc
Calvan
Consol
Camden
Fire
Oil
&
Gas
Co
Insurance
Canada
Bread
1
mmm
3
3%
313/4
6 5/e
13%
108
9 %
Jan
23%
Jan
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
32
Feb
Denniscn
8%
x20%
Feb
23%
Mfg
class
debenture
Co
14
Feb
11%
Feb
10%
Jan
Gasket
Gray
Detroit
Jan
700
3
Feb
31%
Feb
2,300
57/8
Jan
5,000
110%
Hardware
Detroit
375
Canadian
Canadian
Distillers
50%
15%
Jan
Diversey
Feb
Dobeckmun Co
Domestic
Finance
Dominion
Bridge
Jan
51
Feb
Feb
14%
6%
Jan
(The)
1,400
700
23%
23%
3/8
4%
3%
4%
12%
Feb
14%
20
Feb
21 %
2,000
14
233/4
2,600
%
40,500
5,800
3%
16%
8,900
8%
8%
2,800
200
6
Dredge
Ltd
&
common
Dock
Co
Jan
17%
23%
Feb
x26%
Jan
%
Jan
3%
Feb
4%
Feb
Tar
1
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
Carey
class
Carman
&
Carnation
common
Coal
&
&
A
Co
Duke
Harris
Power
Kennedy
Inc
Co
Co
common
13
Jan
8%
Feb
53/8
20,400
5{g
Jan
Duro
Carolina Power «fc Light $5
pfd
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
9
Jan
Duval
19%
Amer dep rets A ord
Amer dep
Carter
Casco
(J
rets
W)
Co
Products
see
page 33.
Jan
8%
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
Feb
15%
Feb
22%
Jan
15%
300
16
20%
.
2,500
•
Jan
22%
Jan
75%
»
r
>
81%
Jan
72%
Jan
\l
3/4
11,700
n
Feb
%
2%
3,200
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
6%
6%
800
63/a
Jan
7%
Jan
12 5/8
13 %
1,900
113/4
Jan
12%
Jan
2%
73 :•/.
:
.
15
Jan
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
Feb
2 9 3/8
Feb
Jan
1,300
20 74
23
16
16%
16%
17
5,850
Feb
200
10,300
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
250
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
50
6%
Feb
6%
6%
13%
Feb
400
2%
2%
12
135
13%
123/4
14
i 100
..
7
Feb
14
Jan
14%
30%
Jan
33%
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
3ft Jan
3 IS
Jan
Jan
D
32%
75
5%
600
3%
„
33%
5%
_5%
3%
1,000
313/4
31%
"7%
x29 %
Jan
6%
Jan
31%
7%
500
14
Feb
15
145
10
145
Feb
145
13
Feb
Feb
Jan
2
r
Feb
4%
263/4
200
13
Feb
13%
Jan
2%
900
2
Feb
2%
Jan
4%
13
27
A
14%
'
145
,
100
300
7%
7%
14
14
Feb
200
4
Jan
4%
26%
Feb
28%
Jan
13%
Jan
13%
Jan
400
27
~2li
6%
Feb
Jan
78
n%
Feb
4%%
Jan
7%
Feb
Eastern
Malleable
States
212
Feb
23i
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
34
11
X29
1,100
10%
29%
10%
29%
Feb
Jan
2,800
283/4
800
5
5
Feb
Jan
Jan
5
80%
5%
Jan
Feb
87%
Feb
17%
Feb
193/a
39
40%
400
39
Feb
45
Jan
12
12 %
200
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
22%
22%
100
21%
Jan
25
Jan
203/4
22
mm
40%
,
Feb
20 3/4
Feb
40
43
150
40
Feb
43
87%
21
—
88%
575
86
Jan
88
17%
18
163/a
Jan
18%
Feb
Feb
6%
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
1,100
23%
Jan
Feb
%
Feb
173/4
5
J|Sl
ikl
6,900
"43/4
5
300
43/4
15
25
14%
'
29
29%
14%
15
8,600
74%
mm
75
650
■»
-
400
16 34
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
29
\
&£*
Co
Jan
7
15
Feb
35%
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
Jan
A
-
23/b
2%
104,000
Feb
77%
2 11
2ft
Feb
~8%
.■
.
common—Ik*
Potash
21%
'
.
Feb
53%
Feb
'
Gas
&
prior
Fuel
Assn
:
155
3%
Feb
161%
Feb
common_Jj!10
14"%
.
Iron
14%
—
Corp..
'"7%
.
$7
preferred
seires
A._:
preferred
series
Jan
73%
B
130
132
v
120
119
120
Jan
34
Jan
Jan
9%
Feb
120
I 275
Jan
146
108%
225
131
Jp*
Jk*
77%
Jan
5%
300
8
Jan
34
preferred
Jan
133%
Feb
Feb
36%
Jan
Feb
Sugar Associates—
Common
shares
of
34
ink
beneficial
Jan
6%
Feb
$5
84
84%
84
Jan
85
Feb
Feb
22 %
Jan
Easy
12%
11%
123/8
1,200
113/4
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
Electric
common
mt:5
25%
24%
253/4
15,600
2474
Feb
267s
Jan
8%
2,300
8%
Jan
8%
Feb
-till
103/4
11
500
10%
Feb
1174
Jan
400
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
Electrographic Corp comomn
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
11
4%
97
97
10
95
Jan
98
89%
125
85
Jan
91
Jan
Empire
600
8
Feb
IO91/4
100
108
Jan
110
Feb
Emsco
2%
9,500
Jan
Equity
8%
8%
4%
4%
87%
87%
450
2%
Feb
-
2%
pfd
shares
Washing
Bond
of
beneficial
Machine
&
Share
class
Millwork Corp—
Derrick
Corp
&
lnt_I
Mi*
B
||i&0
4%
500
6%
Jan
4
Jan
4%
Jan
Corporation
llkl "
Eureko Pipe Line common.:
'
Lk.
!_g.la
200
Feb
9%
8%
21%
21%
300
1%
22,600
1%
Jan
l7s
Jan
550
32 %
Jan
33%
Jan
300
43/4
Feb
5%
Feb
1 %
Jan
1H
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
00 S?
Feb
1874
Feb
1%
1%
Ji
ft
..
33
32%
4%
—
....
"
8
w.i-1 %
t■fat-vvo'.-v'.1
Warrants
21 %
1%
|lOc
common...
Inc
Eureka
Jan
8%
;pl.5.
$2 convertible preferred
6%
••
L——E|Li'
Equipment..
Esquire
1
•
Jan
7-2
Jan
21
1
2%
IIV2
Jan
12%
15
"21/4
Jan
%
1,300
21%
Ypc
common
&
Jan
2s 6d
common
common
For footnotes
Corp
Jan
£1
ord
B
Jan
11,000
21%
14%
Carreras Ltd—
Feb
12%
Laboratories—
comomn
Sulphur
Eastern
109
44
Feb
2%
po
20
53
•
6%
X20
,.v
&*
Eastern
21
1
Feb
Feb
8
500
6%
13
p.*
Co
(Allen B)
Test
Eastern
14%
•
Feb
Jan
25,500
8%
§$■','
Co
Hosiery class B
7%
158,400
1%
4%
23%
Feb
2%
jlO
Durham
6%
6%
Jan
Jan
3/4
common...$.*
Ltd
Duraloy
6i3
5%
1 %
22
2,900
*
%■
%
7334
Ltd—_&*
Co
Feb
91,800
5%
Feb
37/e
,.400
23%
22
15%
-|l:
stock
ord
Chemical
Jan
11%
5
19.50
600
1%
4%
i*
4
97/B
2.5o
Baxter &
8"%
1;"
Ltd
4
10%
50
29,400
Feb
~6%
-§A
Jan
100
155
Feb
10%
46
—
Feb
47,500
155
42%
Jan
J£.\
3%
6%
100
Feb
7%
.
reg
$6
preferred
Canadian Marconi
36%
8%
25#-;
Corp
Co
Textile
Driver
Jan
Industries Ltd—
17c
11,900
39%
10%
37%
.
dep rets ord reg
(The) Co..r
207/8
Ltd.I.I•
2
Feb
11 %
1&>
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp
common
Jan
%
Steel
Dominion
i
Canadian
Jan
%
class B—
Corp
Dominion
Jan
Jan
20%
•
Feb
JV
Co
33/4
3%
15%
Jan
14
"2
common...,
Dominion
13
14%
10%
100
Jan
Jan
20%
9%
Feb
Jan
22%
/
Jfrj
Ltd—
112%
6%
12%
Jan
35"
-
dep rets ord
Feb
12%
20
8%
11 %
9%
1%
.50#
common
Oils Ltd
Co
American
Jan
13%
107
A
Products
Devon-Leduc
20
Canners
Canadian
Feb
'
Jan
200
153/4
2
Feb
16%
xl2%
1'
Raynolds
Feb
500
15%
"III. 7
Oils Ltd wi
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
8%
Jan
4%
Mfg
7%
6%
common
Canada Southern
Feb
12%
1,600
10
Manufacturing
Foundry
&
Iron
Steel
&
Jan
3%
33
12%
-I—I*
Ltd
preference
7%
1,800
2,600
lOau,
.
:
Detroit
Jan
11%
300
6%
--
6 % 7c
1,500
3,800
37%
h;
Dejay Stores common..
21%
6%
6%
Jan
7%
.14
Rubber Co class A
Dayton
Feb
Feb
12%
5
59%
13%
2.5(yc
—
Jan
10%
|
8%
Jan
56
300
13%
-A .A
■
23
1
1
Power
Jan
16%
9
(Moj
American
Electric
Jan
3%
12%
Jan
Class A
California
12%
Feb
Jan
81
20
'
II
20%
16
Feb
3%
Jan
15%
Jan
10
mmm
50c
Jan
9%
400
3%
16
Davidson Brothers Inc.—.
153/4
III*
I_l
I„1
Jan
16%
Xl2%
9
25'#,
J*''-
—i
Davenport Hosiery Mills
T's
common
Feb
17%
Feb
13%
.
partic—A*
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Products
Sugar Estate
578
Jan
4,100
10
17
Feb
2.50
Cable Electric
Jan
14%
*•
Lighting Inc common.—____2.
DuMont
Calamba
5%
13%
.
common
Jan
12 %c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
9%
16%
common.
6%
rets
dep
Sugar
4%
•
Burry Biscuit Corp
Jan
14%
IQ
Atlantic
Feb
12%
100
Feb
38%
Jan
Jan
6%
preferred
Cuban
Feb
—
14%
56%x57
i.
common
3%
Feb
Jan
79
•
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma Corp Amer
Co
5%
mm
100
14%
3%
£6
Crystal Oil Refining common
1,900
10
3,000
5 %
34
Feb
%
7%
(Md)
3,900
•
cumulative junior preferred
Rubber Co common.
Brown
37%
10
reg)__j|X
Motors Inc.——
Milner & Co..
4%
13%
8%
200
8%
38%
5 %
-+%
6%
~
9
20%
Co..——
3%
32
Jan
8%
Jan
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51/4
„
14
38%
4
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61/2
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•
Jan
~8%
common......—
90
•
:
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16
200
10s
reg
Power
Brewing
Devoe
B
6%
Jan
12
A
101/2
El
Celanese
class
Detroit
dep rets ord bearer
Feb
4
.
Co.
comomn
791/2
21
5%
40
Crown
Jan
American Tobacco—
Oil
Jan
1,200
58,300
r,i'
Cent
•
British
Jan
27%
5%
5%
28
%
10%
77/a
29
100
5 %
3|
79'/4
•
Jan
4%
28
Feb
Jan
11%
5%
$1
Mines
791/2
•
•
common
Gold
Petroleum
Crowley
Jan
10
10%
7
Feb
Feb
5 %
28.
J,
non-voting
& Reynolds
Crosley
Jan
51/4
~3%
1
•
Feb
•
6%
10
J*
Petroleum
Croft
Jan
10%
•
Pow
Feb
2,300
1%
Co
American dep receipts
Jan
22%
I
Amer
2%
221/4
1
&
1%
500
Courtaulds Ltd—
Jan
Jan
_l
Inc
Jan
1%
1%
la
Machine
&
Varnish
&
preferred
Creole
Feb
Jan
22%
•
1374
6%
Royalty Oil
Crown
4
A
British
Jan
1,400
-2%
■■
Amer
14 »/2
9%
1
Traction Lt
Corp
141/2
2%
1
Manufatcuring Co
Class
$1
Jan
~8%
1
common
Feb
6%
voting.......
B
Corroon
Feb
2
~8%
1
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo
Jan.
8%
Inc
Brazilian
36%
1
common
11%
Jan
Inc
Coro
Jan
31/2
Feb
33
3
Co
A
Class
33
prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne Scrymser Co
5
Jan
6,100
13
Jan
Jan
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Cornucopia
34%
5%%
2872
Vt
Corp..;
•
common
Blumenthal
Feb
217s
Corp
Commercial
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach
Co com.*
Black Starr <fe Gorham class A
•
22 %
12%
Ltd_-_-r^*
& Smelt'g
Car-Na-Var
Jan
77
Cosden
common
Feb
275
Feb
1%
Continental
500
75o
common
7674
12 »/4
W
Continental
2%
127a
Jan
22%
50#
Feb
1
Jan
68%
22%
—1
Jan
25
xll%
175
18 7'a
Corp
Jan
common
x7%
800
22%
1Q/
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1
Inc
600
12 y4
72'/a
Jan
1956
Gas
8%
85
1
Bell Telephone of Canada
Benrus
to
Engineering
20%
X80%
1
Jan
x8%
12%
Liquidating
ext
Jan
common
Jan
7"
Machinery—
Feb
Shoe Corp
Aircraft common
Jan
—
6%
(AS)
7%
Jan
Service......
183/4
common
100
71
if*'
Inc
5.400
Ltd
7%
Jan
17%
•
Pwr
Jan
7%
1;;
25 ft
2,200
Corp
Refractories Inc
7%
17%
6%
Steel
Feb
15%
Co—-
200
2%
—
&
Stone
900
Andes—
Barcelona Tr Lt
6%
14%
19%
Corp
2,300
*h
6%
common
6%
20%
—
&
24
B
Baldwin Rubber
Feb
6%
Co
18%
Co
37%
3,400
Manufacturing Co
Class
Wilcox
Feb
1,300
Co
Airlines
Sand
70%
•
37%
x7%
ordinary
51%
1
Voting Machine
Ayshire Colleries Corp common—IIII3
&
Products
6%
Automatic
Babcock
Coal
18%
Inc
100
12%
Manufacturing—4V
Corp common..—20*
1
Products
7%
37%
6%
& Lambert
__
50
Feb
Jan
37%
7%
5
Consolidated
.
Jan
6%
1
rri—tmrn
Co
Jan
10%
17%
Co
8%
A
__
Jan
86%
Feb
37%
_1^
Hosiery
15%
•
12%
Jan
9%
1
63/b
Vtc
A
Feb
81%
21%
Co
22%
17
11%
100
17%
Co
51
\
600
21%
Inc
12
22%
12
86
*
14%
51
.•v
Jan
11%
10
106%
115
Feb
79
17%
,
Jan
__
227a
Jan
21 %
Homes
D L Co
10%
•
America..
class
Suburban
Feb
10
Jan
■
Feb
75
5
Jan
Lm
22%
40
86
12
1
5%
.
25
76
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Mining
13%
15%
227/e
75%
*
Stamping
510
7%
Feb
22"%
22%
4
Lines
1,100
£1
reg
of
Air
574
101
Jan
5
106%
8%
27%
10
com
Wjjre & Cable Corp
Jan
12%
Jan
10
5%
104
14%
—50
1
Tel
Line
Steel
3
— —
_
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic
Circle
22,600
mm
Fisheries
Coast
Jan
•
..2.50
rets
Associated
Atlantic
11%
800
105
«
class A—
Laundries
&
Jan
Industries—
Electric
Associated
Southern
Consolidated
Jan
11
—
*
Light $7 pfd—
Equipment Corp
Aspinook (The) Corp
dep
Chief
474
1,100
9%
5%
27%
Jan
Feb
155
Jan
11%
9%
12%
•
convertible preferred
American
Feb
*800
Claude
_
Aro
Associated
Chicago
3
mm
1
common-
Rubber Co
Jan
Clark
non-voting
&
1%
3%
mm
Power
n
Feb
5%
preferred
Arkansas
Jan
.
-
Gas
223/a
9%
-2.40
Natural
Feb
Manufacturing
Chicago Rivet & Machine
3%
1
Angostura-Wupperman
—:—
1
Apex-Elec
Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd ..100
Arkansas
Corp common
Cherry-Burrell
common
11%
—£1
shares
Inc.
Charis
Chesebrough,
143
Feb
2.50
4%
100
4 %
..1"
common..
Jan
4%
1
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets, ord reg
Cameras
Co
Co of America
&
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
Feb
3%
10
40 3/8
4%
Hf
Inc
60 %
40
8^
100
10
preference
Feb
Feb
Jan
1
pfd
Jan
21,500
143
143
...2
Co Inc common
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Argus
1
■
5%
.* J
common
17
400
~4%
•
Anchor Post Products
"A"
17%
5
Lead Mines Ltd
Augerrnan
17
1«
preferred-—5
5"in
Writing
.
Light 4%
35%
36
3,900
17
Republics
American
54%
22,400
U
'%
52%
575
1,400
52%
54%
__
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x36
x35% x36 %
36
—
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$6
•
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*
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American
&
Aircralt
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8
100 ^
Products—
Steel
Convertible
Jan
27
7U
*
series
series
_T
26%
39
7%
Co—
Power
preferred
22%
Feb
17%
Jan
——f
26%
33%
Jan
5%
Ltd...
22%
33%
16%
6,300
7%
8%
—.1
$1.50
$1.40
High
400
7%
1
Illinois Secur Corp—
1%
26%
pfd.1-25
Co 67o
24
1%
*
Natural Gas
1,100
86
—
1
Co
25
Low
16%
7'/a
America.
of
26%
Co
Co
Corp
mm
■
...20
Laundry Machine
25
Manufacturing Co corn-
Rubber
Catalin
16
34
American
American
Feb
1%
1
100
American
94
'
mm
A—1
Co
Jan
'
III15
Beverage common
American
89
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16%
10
& Co—
550
__
mm
mm
(A M)
94
24
■
Low
Par
High
93%
mmmm
•
pfd
conv
§ American Bantam
..100
common
American
American
Low
High*
Castle
preferred
Manufacturing-
Aluminum
Air
Range Since Jan. 1
of America—
Co
Sales
Week'»
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
Par
Amer
2!)
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb Exehangw
Amer
FOR
Sales
4%
-
1ft
37,900
„
8,000
u
■
v'
20%
-
Jan
22
Jan
Jan
Number 5095
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(943)
31
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
WEEK ENDED
FEBRUARY
29
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Frice
of Prices
8hares
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
New York Curb
Exchange
High
Low
Sales,
Last
Range
lor Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
High
Week'e
Friday
,
Par
Low
'5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
■
X7
Fairchild Camera
Fairchild
Fire
Association
First
York Corp
Ford
Motor
Class
B
Co
common.
8%
■
8
8%
—
—1
—
4.
Plywood
Corp
Yellowknife
Co
Gladding
&
l'A
Jan
200
8%
Jan
9'%
Jan
7,900
7%
Feb
9Va
Jan
8%
8%
10%
Feb
Jan
&
Kokenge
Oils Ltd
common
18 %
Feb
Jan
Klein
(D Emil)
Jan
4%
Jan
Kleinert
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
Feb
Jan
8%
Feb
8%
100
8%
1,700
28%
700
19
Jan
8%
8%
Feb
Jan
29
Feb
107
Laclede-Christy
Feb
200
10%
Jan
Jan
11
113
~4 %
3,400
Jan
116%
108%
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
18
Feb
18%
Feb
Feb
14
Jan
Jan
17%
10,500
10%
1,300
xl4%
23%
700
4%
11
11%
Jan
Jan
Feb
15%
Jan
Jan
22
25%
4%
1,900
4%
5%*Jan
Feb
Paper
Lanston
Salle
La
Feb
25%
Jan
__
11 Va
Feb
Jan
Feb
13
10%
8%
87/a
200
20%
20%
200
9%
_
Jan
21%
9>/4
6,800
150
9%
Feb
Jan
9%
Feb
Jan
33%
4%
Feb
Jan
8%
20
8%
Jan
Feb
33%
337/a
_1
4
3%
4>/4
3%
27
25%
27%
7,300
6,000
Jan
22%
Jan
31 Va
8%
8%
2,800
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
■
33
%
if
13,800
%
Jan
%
a
10%
10%
700
97/a
Feb
10%
Feb
13% Feb
14%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
50
12%
300
12%
Feb
13%
10%
10%
200
10
4%
4%
2,200
8
8
4%
1
—
Le Tourneau
100
Feb
Feb
10%
Jan
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
8V4
Jan
Loblaw
Groceterias
Class
53%
Jan
Jan
56 %
Feb
Feb
28
Feb
22
7%
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
Feb
127%
Feb
14%
400
122%
300
2,000
19%
250
2%
400
m
Feb
'
& Co class A
Public
■'
Baking Co—
■
common—
preferred
'
—
5
Humble Oil 6c Refining capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co^
10%
Jan
10
Jan
Communication
1
16
Feb
44%
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
IIIII5
14%
6V4
Feb
2
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
100
10%
Jan
3%
3,400
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
200
39%
Jan
45%
Jan
41
200
6%
10 Va
Jan
Feb
6
6%
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
25
16%
Feb
19%
Jan
13%
Feb
13%
Jan
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-
'
".
'
16 Va
Jan
16%
Feb
50
92
Jan
97
31
Jan
Jan
31 %
Jan
21%: Feb
23%
Jan
25
Jan
27 %
Feb
12%
12%
i2y8
900
12
Feb
13
Jan
48 V*
x46%
46%
Feb
54%
111%
Jan
114
Jan
600
13%
Feb
15
Jan
....
13%
50
8,800
——
....
13%
—
14 Vt
Jan
Feb
16%
15%
16
16 V*
1,700
15%
Jan
16%
a9a
%
4,400
3T2
Feb
J3
Feb
Jan
Feb
14%
Feb
15
30%
Feb
30 Va
Jan
46
43
30
67
Feb
300
95%
74
78
Feb
V
7%
100
7%
Jan
7%
Feb
3%
5%.
3%
2,000
3 Va
Feb
4%
Jan
5%
300"
—
11%
11%
2Va
•-$!•
44%
43%
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4494
19%
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20.&
102
102f
31
30%
3®
74%
74%
3%
11
-
4%
7%
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
15 %
Jain
Jan
3%
Jan
11%
14
1,600
—
—
150
2%
23%
Feb
25%, Jan
13%
Jan
13%
Jan
43% Feb
46
Jan
Jan
140
Jan
138
800
10
7
Feb
23%
Jan
Jan
105%
Jan
Jan
33%
Feb
74% Feb
19%
100
30%
75%
1,000
10,400
86%
Jan
3$
600
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
14,400
Va
Jan
2%
Feb
6% Jan
12%
Feb
Feb
4%
Jan
15%. Feb
18%
Jan
1%
10%
Feb
1,300
100
23%
——
20V4
Feb
2,600
11%
xl4
14
Jan
5%
7%
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12:%
4 m,"
Jan
Feb
*
Ltd
Co
——£1
4%
<
Feb
10
12%
*
(J W)
(A G)
common
11%
Merritt
Co
—
Jan
52
16
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
13
13
1
2.50
*
10
1
Corp
Petroleum
States
Midland
Oil Corp
Midland
Steel
—1
common
9%
Jan
Feb
15%
Jan
3,300
2%
Jan
3 Va
Jan
U
14%
500
10%
Feb
13
13%
17,600
7%
Jan
14%
Feb
5%
14
7,600
2%
10%
2%
13%
2%
5%
700
5% Jan
5%
Jan
13
53
Jan
Jan
53
Jan
4%
Jan
8
Jan
4%
3%
Jan
400
7
Feb
8%
200
8%
Feb
10 Va
Jan
1%
4,700
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
7%
1%
7%
600
7%
1%
7%
4%
7%
8%
1
Inc
preferred
Middle
48
600
9 V*
—25c
15
Michigan Steel Tube—
Michigan Sugar Co common
Hone
Jan
360
16%
_1
Participating preferred
Micromatic
9%
1,100
51
15%
1
Michigan Bumper Corp—
6%
Feb
49%
.
Brothers
13% Jan
12% Jan
Jan
Jan
*
Metal Textile Corp common
Michaels
11%
50%
*
Mfg Co
—
Chapman & Scott Corp—
Iron
12%
9
—1
Warrants
Mesabi
900
3,600
Jan
.1
Inc common
& Co class B
McWilliams Dredging
Mead Johnson & Co—
Menasco
13%
12%
4%
Jan
7%
1,000
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
13%
500
Feb
14 V2
Jan
Jan
xl3
13
17%
18%
Feb
20%
1,700
3,475
17%
12
11%
Feb
20 %
Feb
25%
Feb
26 Y»
Jan
16%
18
$1 conv preferred—*
20%
18
1,150
—15%
Feb
18%
Jan
5
100
Feb
16 %
77/a
....
__
Jan
48%
73
»
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products.
5
Feb
Jan
16%
mmmm
2%
preferred
4%
Harris
McKee
-
2,200
— —
5
§Huyler's common
Jan
31%
*
Co
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
16%
'
102
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc common-
,30
Marconi International Marine
16%
«
*,
Jan
1
common
(The B)
Feb
Jan
«...
11—15
& Co__'
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8
5,300
r
Jan
17%
*
1
25%
27 Va
10
61%
34Va
23%
Inc
150
Feb
Jan
'
Co
Service
22%
16%
3
Holophane Co common
——
22
5
Feb
"15%
15%
'
IIII10
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....
m—m
22
Feb
Feb
26%
&
Jan
x46%
800
6%
—
2.50
20%
20%
M
Manischewitz
80
6%
3%
«...
„
1,800
Feb
1
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Jan
500
200
10%
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines.
Holly Stores Inc
22%
Jan
Jan
5
4% Jan
26%
—.
'
Jan
450
40%
95%
__l
21
7% Jan
._10
(Texas),
'
3
*
47*
1%
x40
_»
Higbie Mfg Co common
5'r convertible preferred
19 %
——
Watch Co
1
Exploration
■*
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd—
II -2
Lynch Corp
Land
Rights
Mangel Stores
ijs:
6%
6%
25c
—
100
——»
19%
100
10
1%
5%%
w
4%
19%
a
A
52
.
15%
—5
Products
21%
100
7
—
Lone Star Gas Co
133%
Feb
129
90
56%
121
23,100
46 %
47
10c
Henry Holt & Co common
Feb
300
19%
Feb
4%
'
preferred
preferred w
19%
19%
4%
22
Marion Power Shovel-,
—1
IIIII2
10
—
_2
;
Feb
19%
Feb
Jan
39
Heller Co common
Jan
9%
Jan
19%
19%
16
—
Jan
6%
200
mm —
Feb
1%
24%
55%
_5
A
Jan
12%
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a
78
Jan
100
10
_*
*
Feb
4%
Feb
4%
7%
—1
class
Jan
900
2%
56%
19'A
common—
16%
Jan
Jan
15
11
4,900
2,300
——
—1
B
Louisiana
20%
2%
2%
2
Co—__——_—
500
7%
——
5
Longines-Wittnauer
26
129% 130%
130%
1
_
Rubinstein
500
4%
9%
Inc
Jan
10
121,
25
common
16 Va
11%
4%
11
•
common.
Dept Stores
(R G)
Jan
55
14%
14%
100
Brewery
4%
11%
—5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
42
5%
*
Co_
15%
1
—5
University—,
58
27,100
1%
5
1
Realty common
73
10
77
....
—ij.
of
Extension
Lefcourt
Maine
stock
Corp
convertible
6%
103 V4
Jan
5%
—1
Delaware
Monotype Machine—
Corp
Jan
Tea—
Co__
Hardart
—
—
__.
Lamson
Jan
20%
—
(Geo A)
—
——
Feb
Jan
Jan
24 Va
100
—,
50
_
Company
48%
130
50%
24"%
20%
5
,
6c Hardart
a
_
.33 %C
Locke Steel Chain
1
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana
Lithographing Co_
1st
29,800
Feb
_1
Apparel Inc
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Feb
55
_1
5%
6%
Jan
37/a
2% Jan
12%
27%
50%
Bridge Co Ltd
6c
185,700
Feb
14%
1
Brewing
Horn
3%
——•
8%
_
Feb
Jan
4
100
300
77
Harvard
Horn
57/a
''
8%
L'Aiglon
Jan
2%
5,100
10%
4%
25
Hormel
Feb
23
Feb
101
Jan
11%
1
Electric Light
Horder's
2%
Jan
2%
— —
xllYs
2%
18%
77
Hartfprd
(Rj
Jan
■
5
_
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Mays
Hoe
1%
__.
Rubber Co—
(I B)
Jan
3,000
2%
■
Steel
3,700
Feb
,(U
4',;
Feb
2%
Feb
7%
104
H
Hercules
2
Jan
Feb
26%
10
104
23%
4
Lime & Alabastine
Class
Feb
6
——
Feb
2%
Xl4%
10%
23%
conv pfd—25
Paper,.
Western
Mining
1%
2
Knott Hotels Corp
Massey
Hecla
100
0
:
Co common
3%
13%
50
& Chemical
Co
1
a
600
—
Grocery Stores Products common—„_5
Helena
1%
1%
~3%
pfd_ —100
(Walter) & Co
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
95
3%
1
common
Pacific
Non-voting common
I'/,
1st preferred—
Hearn
Jan
2%
15c
Kidde
Jan
Jan
%
Mines
Manufacturing
Hazeltine
Feb
4%
1%
—
Jan
12%
>
_1
.
Rapids Varnish
Manufacturing Co—
Hammermill
1
Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common
14,900
10%
i
—.*
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Hamilton
4Va
24%
Feb
K
4%
——*
Consolidated
Lamp
Feb
Feb
3%
*
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
;
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Kawneer Co
10%
18%
ilO%
1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Hall
Co
5% convertible preferred
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Jan
~l.
4Va
5
—
Northern
Feb
108%
—*
B
Sugars class A
Great Lakes Oil
11%
Feb
10%
*
.
&
9 V»
45
Jan
43
1,000
115% 116%
*
.___
Inc
Atlantic
Feb
9%
150
45
99%
10
Coal
Adolf)
Gypsum
Feb
2%
11
1
Co
Distilleries class
Griesedieck
It
2%
2%
2%
1
:
$4.50 prior preferred
Great
3 V4
20%
22 V4
1
common
Preference
Jan
4,600
*
—
—
Globe Union Co Inc
Great
6
800
8%
*
Gold Mines—
McBean
Gray
800
2,600
1,600
4
Jan
Feb
2Q0
104
20
C) common—
Gilchrist
Grand
57
5Vi
ServicW$6 preferred—*
——
Gorham
Feb
1,700
2%
28%
5
common
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 preferred' —
Gerity-Mich Corp
Goldfield
54%
-,5%,
3
85/a
10
preferredVffiai—
Public
B
3%
22%
37/a
*
Stores
3%
20%
21
1
10c
Jan
18%
50c
Class
53%
2%
£1
reg
General
Godchaux
Feb
2%
2%
100
1
50
500
51%
_25
Corp 5% pfd A
Fireproofing common
Outdoor Adv 6%
pfd
Gobel
Jupiter
(N J)
Ltd—
ord
rets
9
10 %
*
—;
Finance
Alden
Jan
3%
1
common
17%
Supply Corp com___l
Electric Co
Glenmore
11 ya
Co
95
1
General
Glen
Jan
—-
10%
_l
convertible preferred—:
< A
Julian
100
Builders
Gilbert
Jan
—_*
Alloys Co—
Giant
-
44%
45
—50
common
General
conv
33%
li'j
1
10%
General
5%
Jan
—
514
— —
Co
Power
General
31
32%
—
„
li'«
Mfg Co common—
Corp
General
3%
50
10%
5>A
£1
Acceptance
General
1,500
3% '
Jan
France-
A)
dep
Brown
Jan
—
51
——
General
Amer
Jim
—
reg
convertible preferred
General
Feb
3%
preferred
5%
60
Glass
7
Ltd—
Franklin Simon 6c Co Inc
Gellman
Jan
7%
3
♦
—
5'//
56%
32%
receipts bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fox (Peter) Brewing
Gatineau
60
3 Va
American deposit
(Geo
57%
♦
deposit rets ord
Ford Motor of
Fuller
Jerry O'Mahoney Inc
29
32%
voting
M:otor Co
4%%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Feb
Feb
Canada—
of
American
Jeannette
Jan
Jan
6%
25 Va
1
A non-voting—
Class
Ford
Jan
7,100
5,500
_10c
common——
dividend cumulative preferred
Fishman (M H) Co Inc
$2
<*
23
6%
27 %
23
.
„10
1
<M CO
1,100
6%
25%
5b%
a
(Phila)
Feb
24 %
6%
23%
—1
Engine 6c Airplane
Metallurgical—
Fansteel
26%
1
Instrument.
&
2,900
200
4%
$2
noncum
Products—
dividend
*
shares
*
Midvale Co common
Mid-West Abrasive
17%
50c
Midwest Piping & Supply common
*
Mid-West
1
Refineries
.
5
27%
29
29.
3%
3%
4V»
50c
5%
5V4
5%
15%
15%
pfd
50
*
100
Missouri Public Service common
—*
Miller Wohl Co common
convertible preferred
4%%
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
.
-1
1
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common—
5»/4
Feb
5%
Jan
45%
47%
9,100
3%
3%
3%
3,200
12%
States Tel
Feb
45%
common—7.25
States Power
Mountain
4%
500
4%
Mountain
Jan
17%
100
Feb
15% Feb
101
Jan
2%
2%
169
200
10
12
4%
12%
1,600
1,400
17% Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
44%
Jan
53%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
3
86%
2%
168
34%
4%
Jan
32
103
15% Jan
Feb
97% Jan
169
Jan
Feb
3%
30%
88
Jan
27%
25
88
5%
450
4,900
Power
.
12,900
1,500
16%
16%
Feb
32%
102% 102%
Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred—
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B__100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Monroe, Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A_
*
Moody Investors participation pfd
*
Morris Plan Corp of America—-—10c
Monongahela
5
4
11%
Feb
88
Feb
98%
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
169%
Jan
Jan
.36
Jan
Jan
Jan
4% Jan
16%
16 Va
i6$t
800
12% Feb
10
101
Jan
105
Jan
5
46'/a
49
100
43
Jan
53
Jan
Murray Ohio Mfg Co5
Muskegon Piston Ring common——2.50
—
21%
21%
100
21
Jan
22'4 Jan
11
11%
1,000
11
Feb
13% Feb
22 %
Jan
1%
"5
2,200
7%
Jan
26%
9%
16
16
Feb
16%
Mt
Illinois
Zinc Co
Imperial
___*•
common
24
25 a
1,350
24
31%
Feb
5
24%
Feb
Jan
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada——
5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Ireland
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Preferred
Cigar Machinery
Hydro-Electric—
$3-50
37%
3fM
8,400
36%
Feb
xl0%
101
600
9%
Jan
10
pfd—100
Insurance Co of North America—
International
10%^
£1
.
Internatiohal
37%
series
*
5
•
93%
74%
73%
93=
75
20%
19%
20VS
98
96%
981
140
1,450
1,600
Jan
92
Jan
70
xl7%
Jan
5
'
200
93
*
Registered shares
10%
Feb
27
International Products
Iowa
-95* "•*7 Jan
76
Jan
.1
4%
preferred
Iron Fireman
Manufacturing
common
II
21
Feb
47
Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
Feb
8%
Jan
18%
47
18%
47
75
13%
14
4,400
1,000
2%
Feb
3%
2%
2 Va
2%
18,900
2
Feb
2% Jan
12%
12%
12%
200
9%
400
9%
Jan
Feb
14%
9%
13%
13%
13%
200
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
4%
4%
Fabrics
—,
Industries—
600
10%
Jan
ll7/a
Jan
National
Phoenix
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
National
Pressure Cooker common
Jan
83
Jan
National Radiator Co&
National Rubber Machinery
Feb
14%
Jan
National
Feb
National Steel
13'%*
300
6W
800
5% Jan
2,200
Jan
7
1% Feb
Starch
Products
Car,
National Transit
25
*
53,800
1%\
16%
31,700
—
4#
13
250
19%
3%
——
11%
1%
Jan
2%
preferred
4%
5%
Feb
3
7%
Jan
13
5 Va
Jan
*3%
Jan
31 %
1%
Jan
2%
1
31%
Jan
5%
4,700
7,000
3%
2%
National Mfg 6c Stores common——1
National Petroleum
Ltd—,
25c
Jan
23%
•
5%
2%
National Breweries common
23%
1
15%
3%
2%
National Fuel Gas
600
*
Jan
100
5%
Feb
12,100
v t c
33.
Bellas Hess
Jan
28|§
Italian Superpower Corp com cl A
For footnotes see page
Inc common-
98%
28 Sr
Irving Air Chute—
National
10
1
—1
*
21%
26%
77
Feb
Jan
x26%
100
Jan
Feb
Public Service Co—
3.90'f
Namm's
10%
10
Royalty
8%
N
Nachman Corp
National Mallinson
26%
50c
common
H"4©%>>Feb
*J%*lJan
International Metal Industries A——*
International Petroleum coupon shs
Company
Feb
7%
50
—10
Muskogee Co common—
Chemical Industries—
American dep receipts registered—£1
Investors
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
Muter
102 % 102%
100
6c Tel
Ltd-,
common
10c
2
4
10
1
*
1
13%
7%
13
7%,
14
300
7%
12% Jan
12 Va
47
,
14
11%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
17 V*
11,700
Jan
28%
5%
18%
Jan
28%
Jan
4
Feb
5%
Feb
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(944)
.
.
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week'a
Range
of Prices
Shares
Radio—
Union
National
Week'.
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
—3Qc
3%
3%
3%
2.50
20 %
20%
20%
5,700
1,100
1
x4%
x4%
4%
200
4%
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
British Dominion Oil Ltd..——*
21s
2%
2%
16,100
2%
Feb
New England Tel & Tel
100
New Haven Clock & Watch Co—1
110%
Meter
Ne.itJe Le
4 % '/o
common.——
Co
Mur
common.
convertible
New
jersey
Mexico
&
New
Park
New
Process
preferred
Zinc
New
109% 111
3%
800
7%
700
2%
6%
4%
Jan
Russeks
3%
Jan
Feb
Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Feb
Ryerson
3%
Jan
8%
68%
71
3,000
68%
Feb.
80
22%
11,300
17%
Jan
23%
2%
2%
5,200
2'/a
Jan
3%
Jan
69 %
Honduras
New
York
Merchandise
—
"
32
Rosario——10
32
'
65
—.
10
*
8%
Haynes common
Feb
8%
Jan
St
32
Feb
34%
Jan
Samson
9
" Feb
9%
Jan
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
100
17
Jan
19
Feb
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre Si Fisher Brick Co
1,200
33
xl6
450
Shipbuilding Corp—
Founders shares
1
18
16
5
common—
*
Mines
5
North
American
Rayon $3 preferrcd_50
North
American
Utility Securities
North
Central
Feb
18%
Jan
Schick
5,500
16%
Feb
18%
Jan
Schulte
2%
5,600
l7/a
Jan
2%
Feb
Scullin
Feb
45%
Jan
Securities
Jan
Seeman
27%
Jan
5%
44
8%
1
5
23
4%
43
1,100
8%
100
8%
Feb
24%
1,200
19 V2
Jan
4%
4,700
4%
9
Inc
Inc
Bros
Selby Shoe Co_.——...—,
Semler
16 Vb
Jan
17% Jan
16'/a
16%
200
".loo
23,300
55
56
150
5
class B
•
'I-.l
Tclev Inc
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—
Securities
.
,
105
•
33%
33%
106%
Sentinel
Radio
Corp
14%
14%
25
1
(C A;
*
1 Bol
Corp
class
l
B
Parkersburg Rig S:, Reel
Patchogue
Plymouth
14%
Feb
16% Jan
Sicks
14%
Jan
15
Silex Co
Telephone
&
Power 81
Penn
Water
Light 4%%
Si
Power
Pneumatic
Ltd
pfd
Scale
Jan
11%
33%
Metals
Producers
Prosperity
Providence
Corp
Co
Jan
Jan
33%
Feb
Sonotone
29%
Jan
Soss
Jan
27%
Jan
South
Coast Corp
Penn Oil Co common
27'/4
300
26%
Feb
12%
26'/«
3,600
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
South
27%
900
25%
Jan
27%
Feb
Southwest Pa
25%
1,600
24%
Jan
26
50
97%
10
95
99
10%
11%
97
97
Jan
-
101%
Feb
Jan
99
12%
Feb
95
Jan
98%
Feb
15%
75
Jan
15%
Jan
23%
23%
100
22%
Jan
24 %
67
200
65
Jan
67
9,400
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
4.88%
2%
2%
2%
37,500
2% Jan
3
5%
6 '/'a
16,000
5%
Feb
5%
6%
1,300
5
Jan
6%
Feb
itf
1,200
1%
Jan
14 %
14%
100
%
.
Feb
14
Feb
9
Feb
15
Jan
9%
Jan
7,300
Jan
13%
Feb
39
Jan
47%
Jan
64%
63%
64%
3,400
61%
Feb
68%
Jan
9%
23
4%
4%
Feb
Jan
Jan
30
Feb
Spencer Shoe
Feb
15%
Jan
Stahl-Meyer
15
Jan
Standard
16%
16 y4
4% Feb
4% Jan
16%
1,200
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
1,700
Jan
6%
Feb
41
Jan
200
"4%
Feb
5
27
50
Jan
4%
42%
21
21
Feb
Feb
45%
Feb
4%
'
100
3,300
4%
9%
Jan
8%
8,800
6
Jan
43 %
43%
1,000
43%
24%
24%
20
23'A
Jan.
45
45%
27%
27%
900
32
32
100
29%
29%
29%
1,500
24%
24%
24%
•1,200
22
23%
200
4%
Jan
.,,11%
/<
8%
Jan
45%
Jan
.
.
Feb
--
Jan
23
Feb
2,500
Jan
Jan
4
Feb
21
4:%
10%
4'%
10
10
Jan
-5%
38%
6,400
"4%
29
27
300
38%
40%
Feb
Jan
3%
4%
—
43 y»
41%
300
5%
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
Common
4%
Jan
$7
106%
Feb
Standard
6,200
4V'8
600
4
*
Feb
1041/4 106%
250
102%
Jan
25
—25
—25
'<
9%
—1
5
60
Feb
.
■
24%" Jan
42%
43%
700
38%
Jan
44 %
Feb
Standard-Thomson
3%
3%
300
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
Standard
Feb
76%
Jan
Starrett
(The)
16
of
Jan
Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
22%
Jan
24
Jan
12
Jan
60
Jan
600
7
"
Feb
64%
Jan
4%
1,200
Jan
5
Jan
4% Jan
Feb
13
% Jan
■i
Jan
11%
Jan
11%
22%
150
20%
Jan
22%
Feb
2%
1,300
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
10,000
9
17%
Feb
18%
Jan
Jan
41
Feb
33,800
6%
Jan
120
xl73%
Jan
600
8%
Feb
10%
7
1,200
x6%
Feb
7%
Jan
x5
300
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
4
x39
900
3%
Jan
4
Jan
700
39%
1,100
8%
7%
8
18%
17% Jan
38%
18
17%
39%
Feb
Jan
7
175% 177
8%
8%
1
1
6%
87
X6%
Jan
8%
Feb
8%
Feb
180
Jan
Jan
Jan
Steel Co
30%
29%
9%
1
Co
Jan
2%
—
Products
Feb
/Jan
33%
23%
»
*
B
45%
28
*
22%
1
10
Light common——1
Si
class
Jan
400
"~H "u
—
preferred
Jan
Jan
31%
4%
—*
"
3.1S
Corp
(Ky)
41%
26%
1
-
6
5
4%
40
7,500
60%
60
4%
7
12
"7: 6%
11%
Power
Feb
13%
13%
4
■
'
"2%
Standard
5%
13%
27%
««.-IK
1
30
Oil
41%
45%
—25
Corp common
convertible preferred
Forgings
65
67
700
65
15%
15 3a
300
14% Jan
22
22%
*8
8 '/a
500
4
900
3%
23
600-
231/4
2%
4,300
2%
Feb
23%
Jan
Stein
8%
Jan
Sterling
3%
400
Feb
4%
Jan
Sterling Brewers
800
22
Jan
24
~1!3
Feb
~2%
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
55 %
Jan
Feb
2,V
52%
53
%
970
51%
5
37%
37%
38%
600
36
6 %
6%
300
3%
21%
3%
4%
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31%
100
Feb
42 V4
Jan
Stroock
Jan
6%
Jan
Sun
Inc
3%
Jan
3%
Feb
21 %
Jan
22 %
20%
350
2u
Jan
21V2
14
13%
14
700
13%
Jan
14%
1
:
Co
8
7%
8
200
7%
Jan
8% Feb
2%
2%
3
2,200
2%
Jan
3%
10c
3%
1
Co
Bi
(S)
Ray
Superior
Feb
20%
5
com
Co
Si
Drug
Feb
3%
Feb
5
Jan
Swan
Finch
Oil
3,200
7%
Jan
7%
675
29%
Jan
32%
38
41
1,200
38
Feb
45
10%
10%
1,100
10%
Jan
10%
Feb
12%
13 %
900
12%
Talon
Inc
class
Feb
13%
Feb
2%
3%
31,100
2%
Feb
3%
Feb
300
xl9
Jan
'Jan
7% Feb
Jan
23
18%
Feb
21%
4%
Jan
5
Jan
24%
Feb
26
Feb
24%
50
3%
24%
*
Inc.
3%
20
2,000
3%
Feb
675
13 %
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
18%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
41
Feb
5
Jan
Jail
Jan
30%
Feb
17%
11,500
18%
*
Superior Tool 81 Die Co—
4,500
3%
GOO
7%
25c
Cement
7%
1,200
6 %
1
common
30
7%
5
common
Portland
3%
18
17%
18
*
common
(Hugo) Corp.—
Stop Si Shop Inc
6%
31%
34%
—*
Products
Inc
(J
125
21%
7%
Sterling
800
3%
__lo
3%
31%
ordinary
common-;
Sterling Engine
x5
—1
7%
Stinnes
ft
-52%
1
Si Co
Aluminum
Stetson
2%. Feb
B——
Corp—
Canada
Feb
(A)
Corp
class
8
50
2%
Tube
22
shares
■*
27
27
10
preference
preferred
$1.60
2
Feb
18%
.12.50
Dredging
Standard
1
Jan
24
Jan
1%
4%
& Seal common———1
10
Cap
Convertible
Standard
Standard
1
105
Jan
16
7%
Corp
Inc.—
Feb
8%
103
7%
Pipe Line
Feb
65%
Jan
21%
200
1
common
Brewing Co
Standard
Feb
44%
"6%
43%
5%
Jan
6
__
13%
200
17%
*
Pipe Line.——
Southland Royalty Co—
Jan
41
105
•
—1
common
Southern
13
6%
105
—
£1
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
13%
*
Jan
4V2
-
2,300
convertible
4.08%
200
,_2.50
11%
Jan
12%
;——-1
—_—
Jan
common
Feb
3
42
4.32%
7% Jan
10c
common
9%
2,600
n%
4.48%
800
1
650
4%
%
25
convertible preference—25
400
*
10%
4
—
—1
*
20
original preferred—
cumulative preferred—
5%
Feb
,
5%
*
7%
__
,
3%
1
16%
.15
Corp——;
16%
20
3%
Jan
Feb
20
100
*
2.50
l
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1
B
2%
,
*
6%
Feb
7%
8%
Jan
9%
100
Feb
99%
100
95%
Jan
100%
Jan
35%
600
32
Jan
37%
Feb
14%
15%
600
14%
Feb
17 Va
Jan
12%
12%
200.
9%
9%
99%
99%
34%
«
com
common
5
15'
10
____
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12% Feb
14%
Technicolor
Texas
Rights
Thor
Jan
17
*
—.
21
5
—1——1
12%
——————.
32
common.——,.—20
Roofing
Inc.—_—,—1
& Construction
1
Realty
&
Allied
Stocks———*
—
22%
Jan
Jan
43
Jan
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
Jan
102%
Feb
500
13%
.
400
Feb
24
20%
Feb
23
12
Feb
13%
%
2,900
8
Feb
U
Feb
12%
Jan
,13%
Jan
21.000
14%'
v
Jan
Jan
100
14 y4
Jan
15%
Jan
t
8V4
1,300
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
7
1,000
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
Jan
93
Jan
15%;;
14%.
/7 88
,y.
;
Tobacco
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered-—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—.5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common——2o
Jan
Amer
R
Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
;
-.10
19%
1
2%
Railway
Si Utility Investment A__
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common..
Rath
—
19%
Manufacturing common5
Reading Tube Corp class A
.6.25
1,300
19%
Feb
20%
Jan
700
2%
23%
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
100
23 %
Jan
25
36%
700
31%
Jan
37%
Feb
8%
9%
11,100
8%
Feb
11%
Jan
5%
Feb
5%
Jan
3%
3%
~3%
800
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
;
.
Class
B
__—;
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Reda
Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co—
Reis
(Robert)
Reliance
Si
Electric
1
6%
7%
700
—1
3%
3%
1,000
1%
1,900
—
...——
Co_._—...
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Rice-Stix
Engineering
"l%
1
5
25%
Inc
Richmond
—1
Radiator
Rochester Gas Si Elec 4%
pfd F—,
Pendleton Inc common..
Rolls Royce Ltd—-
3%
Amer dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
1
2%
.100
90%
—
Co
see
page 33.
3%
2
2^8
89%
9?%
39
7%
Feb
1%
29%
1,900
Jan
29%
39
5
15
26%
„10
40%
,
1
1%
—————
*
%
Jan
Feb
850
48%
Jan
23,000
5%
Jan
93%
225
88%
Jan
93%
1%
1,000
1%
Feb
1%
6%
19,500
4%
Jan
6
2 3,8
700
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
.
8
%
5%
6
2%
52%- Feb
Feb
8
Feb
Jan
i6tf Feb
'
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4
24,800
19 %
20
20
450
19%
Jan
21
Feb
16 V»
,—
Jan
25%
3%
2-
'Jan
120
87%
Jan
Feb
16%
50
38%
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41
2% Jan
'Jan
-
Jan
14%
15%
2,700
27.
3,500"
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Feb
27
42
2,300
40
Jan
45
14%
Feb
15%
*
'
Jan
Realization
Cofp
I/,—
^Unexcelled Chemical; Corp;if
'Union
—
17%
17%
.
2,900
Jan
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
GSV'iof Canada—4-————I—* 1
'Union Stock
Yards
of
Omaha-
United
Aircraft
Products
common—50c
_L
1%
1%
2,300
2%
Jan
5%
5%
6,800
5ys
Feb
6%
Jan
23%
23%
24%
1,100
20 y«
Jan
25%
Feb
"7%
Feb
'7%
Feb
89y«
Jan
94%
Feb
72%
03%
93
%;
94
i
325
i—•
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~6% *~6%
36
35;
36
1%
Jan
Jan
75
Jan
4,000
6
Feb
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Jan
350
.35
..Feb
38
Jan
—_100
•
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1%
5%
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*
Feb
Feb
*
1-7%.
U
93
24%
x40
.1—J.J.-—-
warrants
Corp
r.
*
-;Tung-Sol Electric Inc.——.71—_1
Ulen
4,200
Inc
52%
%
91%
93%
Feb
4%
6
Jan
Feb
•••;,
6%
Corp——_—1
Temper
Trunz
*
——
%
300
51
52
Jan
Feb
Lux
True
Jan
1\
Nevada.———1
Empire Oils Ltd.
Tri-Continental
Feb
4%
—£1
5
Inc..
Rotary Electric Steel
For footnotes
600
Jan
Jan
of
Trans
*
ROeser &
Roosevelt Field
26
6%
3%
f-
Mining
Trans
*
x28
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co
(Texas Corp) v. ire
Tonopah
Jan
36%
9
36%
Raytheon
20
2%
23%
10
Toklan Royalty Corp——.——70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred——100
'
14%
7%
8
w—'
Feb
xlOO
12 7
13
—.
Feb
20%
'
%
.
.
21%
39
4,800
Vb .21%
12
fl
i
w
50
200
400
.
42
'
Thorofare Markets Inc.—25c
Tobacco
Jan
23%
Light $4.56 pfd—
—
Corporation
Tishman
17
22%
23 VB
*
Thew Shovel Co common———.
Thiokol Corp
Tilo
Co.—.
21%
20%
i 41%
21%
*
common—.—.
&
Power
21%
5
,—
com—
Co common
Inc
—5
1—:
A
common
Tampa: Electric
Jan
700
9%
Colorado—
Pyrene Manufacturing
Power
Jan
40%
4.56%
Feb
66
66
42%
cumulative preferred
Pyle-National Co
15%
Southern California Edison—
Feb
Jan
9%
20,100
4%
*
of
Jan
Feb
99
*
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Quebec
Corp
Manufacturing
23
Gas
Service
Feb
14%
5-%
*
Jan
11%
28%
America
of
2 Ve
Publications—
30%
200
100'A 101
10%
105%
common
class
Jan
11%
preferred
Jan
Co
of
1%
33
•—*
291
2,000
29%
convertible
$3
25%
25c
Lambert
Feb
*
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
25%
,..100
Mining Co
4%%
Jan
20%
26%
*
common
Prentice-Hall Inc
Public
54%
Feb
Co
Amer
Corp of Canada
1st preferred
Pressed
Jan
Feb
Jan
common
Powdrell Si Alexander
Si
50
2,000
39%
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways Co....
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pratt
26
25%
1
Johnson
Jan
Jan
200
15
10%
100
Simmons-Boardman
21%
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
G'/c
Jan
14
l
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh Si Lake Erie
Power
18%
28
com
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co.—
Polaris
Feb
13%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Pinchin
Jan
2%
Jan
2
27%
300
1%
—•
25
(The)
Pierce Governor
9 V*
8ya
Feb
4
—*
common
25
class A
Jan
40%
Canada
Ltd
Breweries
13%
*
common
common.
Electric
Penn
Boys
52%
2.50
Corp
Gas
Feb
3%
Jan
13
*
Traffic Co
Pennroad
Penn
Pep
Jan
8%
13%
2
$1 cumulative preferred—
$1.32 cumulative preferred
Penn
7% Jan
1,200
13
1
Mills
Paticau Co Ltd
Peninsular
11%
1,900
1%
1%
Jan
Jan
5
Corp of America class A.
2
!
A
5,600
2%
14%
1
10c
1
common
300
7
8
Jan
2
Co
2
4
600
2%
29
Jan
3%
25
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
l
Che&ical Company—
Pen
2V«
8%
2%
27%
Feb
1
Jan
2%
*
Jan
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of
100
27
*
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shs
Class
2%
*
.
Feb
56%
56% Jan
•
t c__—_I Bol
v
8%
8%
27%
%
3iV Feb
*
Mining
43
32%
100
$1.30 1st preferred
Pagc-Hersey Tubes common
Motors
11'4
*
Ltd
Denn
107
29
•
Pacific Power Si Light 5'/o pfd
Pacific Public Service common
Paramount
50
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 div cum preferred
Parker
Jan
17%
52%
32%
Pacific
Pancoastal Oil
400
Sliawinigan Water Si Power
400
14 %
7%
—'
25
preferred
Petroleum
74,700
2%
—;*
common—
Feb
39% Feb
1,200
15 %
14%
1st pi'd—25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
2
Feb
103% Jan
33% Feb
90
34
14%
—
11%
1st preferred
1st preferred
Park
52
.■
5
common
1st
Jan
'
-,,1
5%%.
Pacific
1%
xl6%
red
11%
Inc——-—
(R B)
Shattuck
2
1%
Omar Inc
5%
8%
2%
Seton Leather common—
1%
55
Old Town Corp—
4.80?*
10%
Feb
15
5','c
8%
37
3,400
33,900
1
Feb
25
5%
46%
5,400
IS
3%
—*
7
Jan
50c
Pacific Gas Si Electric G'/o
Jan
41%
1
95
4%s preferred
Natural, Gas
Company common
Co
Jan
%
Corp General
87
Power
Can
Feb
5%
1
Feb
Oklahoma
Pacific
6%
Feb
*
Jan
Okonite
Overseas
Feb
4%
3V4
common——
Jan
Brass Co class B common...
Si
4%
1,300
41
41%
1
Co
4%
*
United Filters
30,700
5%
%
Inc common
A)
87%
O
Olympic Radio
6%
5
3%
_
(D
Steel
83%
Ogden Corp common
Oliver
5%
1
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Ohio
Jan
Jan
800
25c
50
Novadel-Agene Corp
Ohio
5%
Jan
8
10%
e
pfd.-lOO
4%%
Feb
10%
—1
.
Segal Lock & Hardware
43
*
Co
Surv
10%
10%
1
common
common
16%
2 i'u
44
1
Ltd
Corp
16%
2%
Airlines
Corp
United
xl6%
xl6%
Nipissing
Texas Oil
18
Lawrence
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Niles-Bement-Pond
Pub
Feb
Jan
&
RR
18%
'
*
common—
Auction Co common.
Pcnn
11
Jan
Jan
York
Northeast
Jan
15%
Jan
York
Northern Ind
&
10%
Jan
20%
1
Corp
Aeronautical
Ryan
100
6,100
1.25
Ave common
High
10%
Feb
08%
20%
2%
New
Share
Fifth
16
*
———
16%
7%
1
111
Jan
Corp common
Low
10%
1
*
1
New
Niagara
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
25
Land..
Mining Co
York
Jan
108
3%
Rowe* (The)
Jan
22
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16
—1
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
19
1,200
3
7%
20
.
Arizona
Co
,
Low
Par
High
Jan
Neptune
North
29
STOCKS
for Week
Sals Price
Pbr
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-
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
STOCKS
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Frice
Par
United
Milk
Products
75c participating
United
dep rets ord
Low
High
13%
Feb
15
Jan
Ohio
1st
Power
1st
Profit Sharing
10%
mortgage 3s
3'As
210%
170
Feb
217
Jan
United
S
Air
U
S
Foil
U
6
and
$5
1st
U S
Jan
4%
45%
Feb
Jan
41
43%
G,500
41
Feb
37%
38%
430
37%
Feb
39%
Conditioning
class
Co
12'A
12%
300
12'A
Feb
13
Jan
ex
Oct
Oct
Service
41
1
1947
San
1%
2,200
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Southern
43%
6,200
40'A
Feb
50%
Jan
3'As
♦
8'A
7%
8%
4,900
Jan
8%
Jan
1st and
*
92 %
92%
225
7%
89 %
91
ref M 3s
27As
14
Jan
11%
11%
1,400
11%
Feb
3 %
33A
5,900
3%
Feb
50c
1%
100
1%
650
72%
1%
1%
88
10
92
30
5%
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
series
C
92
10
common
39
3'A
3%
5
Counties
1st
Venezuela
Syndicate
Virginia Iron
50
3%
Feb
3%
Feb
42%
Jan
Spalding
Feb
39
1,000
30%
3%
Jan
Starrett
Corp
(Hugo)
Coal
85
Feb
Feb
26%
Feb
12%
Feb
10
Jan
3,100
6%
5,900
5'A
Jan
7%
200
17%
Feb
24%
Feb
200
14%
Feb
16%
Gas
(A G)
15
15
Feb
7%
3%
3%
3%
500
3
Jan
3%
Feb
*
6%
6%
6%
400
6%
Feb
6%
1%
1,600
1%
Jan
1%
gWaltham
Ward
preferred
14%
Jan
16%
6'As
with
A6'As
Watch
Co
t
v
Jan
2%
5% Feb
5%
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Western Maryland
$6
4%
1st pfd_ Il00
Ry 7%
Westmoreland
— —
— -
10,
..
Whirlpool
28%
Jan
31%
Feb
20%
Feb
21%
Feb
Jan
23%
Feb
300
24
Jan
32
Jan
100
4
Jan
700
15
Feb
50
20%
Wichita
(The)
Wiilson
C)
Brothers
■
Wisconsin
4%%
Pwr & Lt
IlOO
pfd
Industries
Petroleum
Woodley
Woolworth
Feb
14%
Jan
Jan
39%
Jan
Jan
102%
Jan
101
— —
13
300
13
53%
58%
14%
Feb
.Jan
14
Jan
Jan
73
Feb
13%
— -
64%
Feb
26%
12,800
...
Ltd^-
(F W)
American
8
....
Feb
37%
13
common
6%
preference
—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd-
4%
100
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
2ft
4%
4%
-5s
£1
*
receipts
deposit
6s
Interest
BONDS
105,800
1%
Jan
1A
Feb
Week's Ran ft
or Friday's
Last
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
New York Curb Exchange
Low
2%s
Edison
Boston
series
Lack
&
of
N
Delaware
1st
mortgage
A 1st
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
101% 103%
150
150
—
97
97%
93%
93%
94%
61
56
61
56
Jan-July-
1149
Elmira
Gas
Lt
Water
RR
&
Ercole Marrelli Elec
A6%s
with
A6%s
ex
Nov
Nov
5s
coupon
coupon
1953—May-Nou
1953
May-Nov
v
Finland Residential
stamped
96%
99%
91
95
59%
73
Valley
ACauca
&
Western
series
A
(coupon
Isarco
70
94%
95
25
69
95
73
73
72
73
98
100
130
171%
June-Dec
1956
—
130
1956
x98
Mar-Sept
x98
1964——June-Dec
103% 104'A
103%
104 %
June-Dec
3'As
Power
111'A 111%
111'A
111%
101
102%
101%
1101
Feb-Aug
U07
Interest
Week's Range
—April-Oct
—Jan-July
—
June-Dec
—
External
External
5s
171%
130
—
■
'
•
—
Jan-July
__
1958
on)
2
61%
11
100%
102%
May-Noo
Feb-Aug
1953
—
90
90
--
—
67%
67%
—
94
96
—
—
—
10%
16
10%
13%
36
--
33
34
__
10%
10%
2
78'A
—
42
42
58
87 %
94
94
177
—
Jan-July
City (Peru) 8%s stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)—
Interest reduced to 2'As 2008
ALima
AMedellin
7s
107%
stamped
1958—Mar-Sept
1951
134
__
—May-Nou
June-Dec
.....
142
168
—
—
Bank of Bogota—
Mortgage
A7s
(issue of May
A7s
(issue
1947
1927)
of Oct
May-Nov
April-Ocf
1947———
1927)
stamped
—
158
—
—
142%
—
—
58
*90
—
158
186
Mar-Sept
(Plan A)—
to 2'As 2008
—
87%
—
—
42
.
reduced
Interest
158
—
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Nov
1
1940 coupon
1952
Nov
1
1940 coupon
1952—
155
49
interest in 1952; 2%%"in 1953 and
de
42%
—
Jan-July
(Plan A)—
2% 2012
Government 6%s 1949
42
—
34
3
reduced
ARussian
June-Dec
—
England
35
3/8
7
2%
3%
3
value, a Deferred delivery transaction
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range),
No
par
being traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
"w
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
certificates of deposit;
"n-v" non-voting stock; "v t
"w w," with warrants; "x w,"
i," when issued;
c," voting-trust certificates,
without warrants.
1
67
100
101%
15
47
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Average
70%
2
'
50%
(35 Stocks)
65
50%
Compiled by National Quotation
Bureau, In©.
Range for 1953
Closing
Date—
—
trust
ctfs
Jan-July
70%
89%
22
1
'76
81
81
' 103% 104%
4
80%
10
101%
69
89%
1963
to
Power
3%s
1961
;
—-April-Oct
May-JVou
—
—.
47.69
High
49.67 Jan 30
47.69
Low
47.12 Feb 27
26
47.52
27
47.12
28
47.21
High
50.72 Sep 17
Feb
29
47.20
Low
43.37 Jan
71%
68
69%
89%
23
Feb
130
—
25
Feb
Mar-Nou
Feb
Feb
Feb
New
34 /4
2 /4
/8
,s
(not included In year's range), d Ex-interest,
e
f Ex-distribution, gEx-stock dividend. "Exprincipal,
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range), r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range). x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
^Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
*
90
Midland Valley RR—
4%
38%
1
o*
to
1921
A5%s
42.4
114
42%
34 :8
12%
3
Jan-July
Jan-July
1997—
Due
Janeiro stamped
Interest
/2
4
108
70%
171%
—
Altalian Superpower 6s 1963
at
42
(Republic of)—
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;
101
101
50%
—
with
Extended
High
—
tG8
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6%s stamped 1952
Italian Power Realization Trust—
liquidation
Low
Cons
Hydro-Electric Co—
6 %%
Jan. 1
No.
__
70%
June-Dec
1963
A7s with
A7s
Range Since
Bold
High
+90
790
1948
7s
Bonds
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Last
Sale Price
Period
RR—
market
AEx-coupon
coupon
coupon
Municipal Loan—
5%S 1955—
i
Danish
63%
58%
1
101%
109%
101
Mar-Sept
3%s
Power
Guantanamo
A 6s
23
91%
95
1953—.—Feb-Aug
1953
Union—•
f debentures 1959—
s
Mtge Bank—
1961
Mountain
Green
1940
1947
-
■
101%
Mar-Sept
1956
5s
94%
--
Mfg Co—
1
1
Jan-July
3%s 1965
Fuel
&
91
*91%
—
coupon
coupon
1940
1947
Water
A Bonds
May-Nov *
May
1993
1993
A
series B
mortgage 4s
Eastern
,
series
95
91
93
Co—
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A 20-year
7s April 1946—.
A 20-year
7s Jan 1947—.
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
Division—
J
4s
95
98
101%
95
Low
Western RR—
Lackawanna
Range Sine*
Sold
2
June-Dec
1970
A
series
revenue
12
97%
95
April-Oct
BONDS
Rio
Bond*
102% 102%
„
Authority—
of 1947-1978
Chicago Transit
3%s
June-Dec
High
Quar-Feb
1998
1
Aug
1970
3%s
Power
6s
1947
1
1
thereafter.
Elec
100
$90
—
Jan-July
;
New York Curb Exchange
2%
Steel
1
--
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Parana
2/tf
Friday
Bethlehem
102%
101% 101%
MM.
May-Nov
April-Oct
1966
Traction 5s 1960
conv
Peru
Appalachian
100%
Jan
3%
■
__
——
12
4%
Jan
13%
——.
Inc
Jan
Jan
Jan
125
14
'
1
Newspaper Machine
Woodall
Vv
»
Winnipeg Elec common
Jan
8%
,6%
100
3%
3%
14
—
17
Jan
12
—«
«...
1
common
200
Feb
5%
Feb
8%
5%
100
5%
m —
preferred x w
Wood
■
8%
5%
■
5%
III 1
16
8%
■
*
Inc
4%
15%
5
Co
&
28
*4%
•
.10
Corp___
Corp
(R
Products
Wilson
5%
Oil
River
Wickes
Williams
28
1
,
9 8'A
102
1
$97% 102
--
1970—Feb-Aug
Jan
180
37% Jan
--
28
(Wm) & Co
100 7A
100%
100'A 100'A
Friday
Jan
29 y4
20%
i
Corp
•Whitman
Jan-July
3'As
Electric
income debentures 1954_,
Penn
Feb
113
Jan
31%
'
1
Jan
22%
—
29%
20
Inc__
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—
100'%
101'A
Jan
106
Feb-
170
...
—
•
Coal__
■Westmoreland
4%
112
...
Tablet & Stationery com_
Western
800
•
pfd
$101
96%
—
(Calif)—•
1940
1
1
Dec
Jan
250
4%
Jan
2
7,400
5%
4%
.1.25
Manufacturings
Utilities
Texas
2%
5%
—
WevSt
98 %
98
Corp—
Dec
Jan
2
2%
Baking Co warrants
Wentworth
$96%
April-Oct
1971
&
Aug
Jan
15
14%
— —
1
c
8
1970
& Bros 5s 1989
Inc 5s coll trust
Aug
ex
Jan
106
1%
——
30
_
100% 100 %
Jan
250
—
— —
'
1
Inc
102%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan
_
Bond
&
cumulative
$2
101'A
102 %
Western Newspaper
*
_
preferred
Waitt
100%
99%
10
——
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
W
Co_
3'As
Gas
United Electric Service
A 5s
Aircraft
100%
27
102% 102%
100%
Hydro-Electric Co—
Terni
West
Wagner Baking voting tr ctfs ext_
148
100% 101%
Mar-Sept
1973
stamped 1946
Washington
Waco
142
11
Jan
21%
if
,
11 %
6
6
10
Feb
26
——
22%
105A
10%
20c
Coke Co
6%
6
85
■
200
26 %
Jan
Feb
1,800
— —
26%
Inc
&
6%
6
'
Mar-Sept
1965
(Hugo) Industries—•
2nd stamped 1946
A7-4s
—5
Manufacturing
Vogt
6
1
common
Petroleum
Venezulean
102
Feb-Aug
Gas
mortgage 3s
Southwestern
V
preferred
Steel Co
71%
—
Feb
Stinnes
convertible
147%
t99
•
-Jan-July
California
A7-4s 3rd
$4
104%
70%
146
1976
Southern
Jan
26%
125
30
39
10
Sugar
Vanadium-Alloys
103
101%
—
3s 1981—May-Now
3'As series D 1976
3%
Insurance
Valspar Corp
t71%
$30
3s
series B
Feb
11%
Oil
Universal Products Co
102
"3
.#
1998
Edison
93
1
Reclaiming Co
Utah-Idaho
100%
Co—
1973
A
Jan
1
common
series
Stinnes
Universal
104%
98'A
104%
-
High
6
Jan-July
Gas
debentures
California
1%
40%
Securities,
Consolidated
Universal
1960
coupon
&
Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B 1952—
1%
United Stores Corp common—
Low
102 %
10
99
101'A 102
I960— .April-Oct
coupon
Water Power Corp
Harbor
Southern
U S Rubber
1103
Jan-July
Jan. 1
No.
103% 104
98%
Range Since
Sold
High
Co—
1940
1
Electric
50-year 6%
Safe
40 %
preferred with warrants
Radiator
A6%s
Public
1
B—
International
with
104
June-Dec
1964
—
,
Hydro-Electric
10c
Corp
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
1971
1970
Piedmont
April-Oct
1968
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Jan
1
Specialities common
U
4
25
Preferred
United
%„ Jan
Jan
25
10
common-—25
common
preferred
Shoe Machinery
3%s
mortgage
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3Vis
217
215
217
____100
Last
Period
High
A6%s
United
Interest
Exchange
Low
registered
& Canal
NJ RR
Week's Range
Friday
Ltd—
Molasses Co
Atner
United
29
New York Curb
Range Since Jan. 1
*
,
FEBRUARY
BONDS
Shares
*
common
preferred
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
82
104%
Range for 1951
2
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
-
A 1st
mortgage
6%s
Jan-July
1953
84%
181
—
80
"
85
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
listed
on
are
The SEC Index
representative stocks and bonds
compiled try Dow, Jones & Co.
the daily closing averages of
the New York Stock Exchange as
10
Data—
Feb.
23
16
Indw-
»
Rail¬
Util¬
trl&la
road*
261.40
ity*
84.76
25
260.58
84.32
26
259.30
83.84
48.59
Feb.
27
259.68
85.02
48.45
10
05
ZBdug-
Etocka
trials
Feb.
•
28.
260.49
29
260.08
Second
Grade
.
Rails
..
84.87
-
composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and
the 1951-1952 period are as follows (1939 — 100): Percent
10
Grads
Util¬
Rails
ities
40
Bonds
98.30
Comnofelte
-*11.«
Manufacturing
Durable
98.63
100.36
95.59
98.64
98.59
100.30:
95.59
98.68
98.29
96.66~
98.63
100.21
95.44
98.67
98.24»
Transportation
97:07
98.65
100.21
95.74
88.63
98.31
Utility
98 35
Trade, Finance and Service
97i36
98.51
100.41
95.80
93.68
.-48.-13
97.09
98-45..
100.35.,
95.70
...98,58
,.,98.2?:,
_Mihing
-
216.7
—
—
„r-—r-
.
,
207.3
H7.5
206.2
„
,257.0
.
263.7
-2.4
224.8
190.6
260.2
216.6
-0.7
~16
-
—2.6
/
Low
197.7
—2.0
-2.6
181.7
249.3
205.8
H5.6
200.9
Non-durable Goods
-1-
.
178.1
s 242.8
Goods
1951-52
High
—2.2
192.4
188.2
-
with highs and
—
Change
Feb. 16,'52
Feb. 23,'52
TotaJ
97.10
48.53
85.32
,,
lows for
closing prices of 265 common
1952, for the
groups
10
First
"
Feb.
industry
week ended Feb. 23,
97.31
48.68
Feb.
Total
48.43
Feb.
for the
-Bonds—
•Stockh!•
stocks
of stock prices based on the
,-2.5
.
J}™
218.7
263.7
173.8
'
?nq'fi
209.0
"
^
176.4
W8.9
197.4
170.0
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(946)
Transactions at the New York Stock
Number
Week Ended Feb
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bonds
of
Bonds
Total
Bond
(Number
Bonds
Sales
Bonds
Week Ended Feb. 29
$592,000
$111,000
1,202,300
.
Friday
1,811,000
239,500
2,078,000
303,000
1,000
2,382,000
328,000
3,000
2,199,000
170,000
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
2,052,500
1,874,000
230,000
1,838,000
2,068,000
Saturday
389,760
-45,000
$6,000
$1,381,500
64,336,338
138,000
$6,000
38,000
1,331,500
2.294~500
13,572,700
19,750,200
20,975,000
102,301,600
194,111,600
$11,2 78,500
$23,278,500
$116,080,350
31,000
18,000
61,000
13,000
13,000
55,000
$140,000
$88,000
$439,000
1952
Total
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
1951
1952
1951
2,986,445
1,966,655
22,201,929
26,438,976
$211,000
$464,000
$2,504,000
$4,007,000
140,000
332,000
1,992,000
2,433,000
88,000
143.000
1,316,000
446,000
$439,000
$939,000
$5,812,000
$6,886,000
Bonds
Domestic
$213,909,800
Industrial-.
and
79,000
Week Ended Feb. 29
shares
of
$10,000
9,891,000
Foreign
140,000
12,000
$211,000
114,595,577
$68,050
$9,000
Bank
International
Railroad
6.3,000
41,000
^
12,000
2,986.445
Stocks—No.
Government
S.
2,000
17,000
33,000
29,000
1951
Bonds
U,
18,000
$39,000
Jan. i to Feb. 29
8,839,820
6,227,680
shares
Bonds
$2,000
$11,278,5
1951
1952
Total
Bonds
82,000
Friday
$9,391,000
Corporate
34,000
Total
of
$28,000
499,720
$2,000
+Week Ended Feb. 29
Stocks—No.
$9,000
558,500
1,704,000
$703,000
Foreign
Bonds
Monday
1,868,000
6.227,680
Total
Foreign
Government
Bonds
1,082,630
1,261,940
1,146,560
1,001,840
Monday ———,w__—■
Tuesday
_
Wednesday
Thursday
Exchange
Domestic
of
Shares)
1952
532,410
Saturday
Monday, March 3, 1952
Stocks
Government
Bank
Shares
29,1952
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
United States
Int'l
Railroad
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
.
foreign government
Foreign corporate
Total
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
FEBRUARY
29
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Boston Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
Range
Par
Tel
Woolen
&
Anaconda
Boston
High
Curtiss-Wright
4,022
153"%
Feb
Feb
Dayton
249
30%
Feb
37
Jan
du
50 %
282
48
Feb
56
Jan
Federated
Jan
120
47%
26%
26%
25
101% 104%
116%
167
1,874
157 %
& Fuel
45%
Jan
25
Feb
26 %
Feb
98%
Jan
113%
Jan
47%
Feb
Associates-
6%
Street
Mass
57c
—
.
100
15
61
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
51%
20
51
Jan
53%
Jan
15
32
22%
National
First
Gillette
35%
42
Razor Co
Safety
Royale
International
Feb
Ohio
Cement
57c
preferred
44%
Mathieson
Chemical
England
Jan
38
Jan
Sears
Feb
40%
Jan
54%
Feb
60 Va
30%
31 %
403
Stone
Webster
&
Torrington
Jan
31%
Southern
Co
Standard Oil
Standard
Oil
(Kyi
20c
20c
100
20c
Feb
25c
Feb
Standard
Oil
<N
79%
82%
502
79%
Feb
91%
Waldorf
25 Va
215
24%
Jan
26
Jan
Timken
16%
Jan
20
Jan
Toledo
Jan
112
Feb
Union
.
24%
18%
——
41%
20
25
109
109
-
30%
Brands
(Indiana)
35
43
•
102
181
U
R
Westinghouse
•
25
-12.50
Corp
—~~8
__
46%
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
19%
Jan
Woolworth
8c
Jan
9c
2,500
12%
3,264
110%
12%
170
77c
85c
18'/8
17%
11%
12c
20
1
Carey
Gas
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
C
O
N
10
—
Paper
*
&
Electric
Milling
T
&
Cincinnati
P
common_8%
12%
Street
Cincinnati Tel
61c
Feb
99c
Cincinnati U Stock Yards
Feb
20%
Eagle
330
1%
500
1%
Jan
1%
5%
40
5%
Feb
6%
Formica
18%
80
17%
Jan
19%
Ins
24%
7;
■-H
25%
23%
Jan
25%
335
31%
32%
42%
59%
58
61
41%
41%
43%
77
78%
11%
&
G
S
11 %
35%
—
2,408
58
Feb
1,700
41%
Jan
45%
Unlisted
75%
Jan
86 Va
_
11%
160
11 Va
Feb
11%
American
Airlines
36%
543
35%
Feb
40%
307
33
Jan
71%
American Telephone
_
—
_
*
of Prices
Shares
High
Low
High
17%
18
26 %
Jan
27
Jan
11%
11%
11%
55
11
Jan
12%
Jan
39%
18%
1,578
17%
Jan
18%
Feb
27
155
25%
Jan
29%
Jan
Jan
Feb
6
6
14
736
75%
500
73
Jan
76%
13%
Jan
24
24
24
50
75%
77%
50
39%
39%
10
73%
76Vt
282
42%
42%
10
46
46%
14
10
14
Feb
16
Jan
Feb
3
Jan
2%
2%
75
5%
2%
Feb
7%
Feb
%
Jan
27
282
31*%
Jan
35
Feb
24
22
Jan
24
Jan
66
67%
1,354
65%
Jan
68%
Jan
12%
13
402
12%
Feb
14%
Bohn
12%
200
12
Feb
13%
Jan
Jan
69
Feb
65 %
Feb
25%
Feb
55
22
Feb
25
Jan
235
43
Feb
50 %
Jan
28
48
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Feb
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50
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50
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3
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12
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11%
—
1
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142
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Jan
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—
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—1
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1.15 Jan
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1
34
Jan
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—
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St Regis Paper Co
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37%
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•
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51
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27 y4 Jan
125
26
130
100
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52
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1
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__
100
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13y2 Feb
16% Feb
2,697
214
210
16
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124
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15
5
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10
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2
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Chica
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Feb
8%
800
19
1
Aviation Inc
North
48%
37
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4%
24% Jan
29Vfe
__
—-_1
—
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46% Feb
Feb
20% Jan
19
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North
31%
„
18% Feb
90% Jan
62
__
22
—
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—
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5
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16%
__
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__
3
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154% Feb
__
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•
2
2%
1
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53
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Feb
1,930
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360
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1.50
1.45
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185
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Jan
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77
Feb
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Feb
200
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2%
45%
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1
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of
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Low
High
15%
__
200
1
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
48%
37
—
j
10
Cons
Barnhart-Morrow
Basin
Range Since Jan. 1
30%
—
1,742
4%
1
Co
Petroleum
Power
Motorola
154%
al2
1
Corp common
Feb
43%
4%
a22y8
»
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15%
—
100
Co
Jan
41
41%
—1
Power
Montgomery
65
225
„
75c
(Un)
RR
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Montana
Shares
480
__
50
25
3
Manufacturing Corp (Un)
86%
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—
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7
Mascot Oil Co
33
Feb
Sales
lor Week
a23% a24%
__
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33y3C
————
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Jan
8
Feb
39
700
1%
Jan
8
100
8
39
45y»
10
5
,
297
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Feb
14 %
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Feb
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54
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Feb
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American
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Jan
20%
14%
2%
„
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»
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5%
1.10
19
Low
10
—
1,762
20y2
340
of Prices
Par
Corporation
Jan
6%
al7% al7%
LOW
5%
__
__
1
204
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Alleghany
36%
10c
Angeles Stock Exchange
Mining
Feb
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lcew's Inc (Un)
15
1%
Friday
Gold
25 Va
33%
Lincoln
Merchants
Juneau
Feb
389
—J.
Minnesota
Alaska
22%
33%
Company
Libby McNeil & Libby (Un)
19
8
—
(Un)
Co
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)Menasco Manufacturing Co
Los
616
Jan
16%
39
——
Products
—
23%
33%
__
8.75
Lane-Wells
14%
'
1
tfayne Screw Products
High
22%
Jan
12
19
.—5
Distributors
Shirt
Universal
1%
630
14%
Corporation
United
200
11%
Manufacturing
Timken-Detroit Axle
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
__
1
(Un)_
Copper Corp
1%
8%
1%
'
>
10
common
Shares
1
Light
8%
5
—
Chemical
&
1%
Manufacturing
Paper
for Week
10
Corp
Jan
-
River
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
Kennecott
Rickel
Week's
Last
High
54%
3%
1
Co
Low
463
55
18%
•
(Fred B>
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
3%
1
Brewing
29
STOCKS
Shares
High
54%
-
Peninsular Metal Products com
FEBRUARY
'
»
Davis
ENDED
for We«k
Range '*
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Corp (Del) (Un)
:
United Gas Corp (Un)
United Paramnt Theatres com
united States Rubber Co (Un)
States
Steel
Corp
Jan
United
15%
Jan
Universal Cons Oil Co
Universal
360
Pictures
(Un)
Co
1.65 Jan
66
Jan
1.80
Jan
67%
13
Feb
Van
20 y8
Jan
Virginia Carolina Chem
Warner Bros Pictures (Un)—
—
—
38%
—
—
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36% 37%
al09%alll%
al9 ai9%
76% 76%
38% 30%
86%
92
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148
2,364
90
42
60
Feb
36%
Feb
a—
a_
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
12% Feb
18
Feb
•
10
—1
„
—
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Kamp's
H
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Bakers
Western
Air Lines
Jan
1.50 Jan
17%
Feb
Western
Union
1.75
Jan
Feb
35%
Jan
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Wool worth <F W) (Un*
47% Jan
47% Jan
15% Feb
47%
Jan
Youngstown
47%
Jan
Zenda
17%
Jan
Zenith
a—
a—
11
33
—
—
Telegraph
Sheet
————1
(Uni
(Un)
& Tube—
Mining Co
Radio Corp (Un)
Gold
*
»
5
•
12.50
10
——*
10c
•
—
—
—
—
„
a35%
—
—
—
—
10%
Feb
11%
Feb
10% 10%
a22% a22%
185
15%
13"% 13%
a40% a42%
475
14%
Jan
15%
Feb
600
137/s
Feb
15%
Jan
180
41%
Jan
41%
Jan
a35% a36%
42%
43
a45% a46%
467
35%
Feb
39%
Jan
560
42%
Feb
43%
Feb
15
90
167
10c
17,000
a72% a73%
150
10c
a—
a—
a—
10c
—
Feb
69% Jan
a—
—
—
12c
Jan
73%
Jan
35
S6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(948)
.
.
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
FEBRUARY
Friday
Midwest Stock Exchange
A HByiUtlia
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Admiral
—1
Roller
&
8
Jan
7%
774
200
774
Jan
8%
874
600
8%
Feb
31(4
15%
9
874
•
974
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.400
4,300
Jan
34
Jan
14
1,700
15 %
Jan
30%
550
14%
154% 1551#
14%
31%
14
~
1
Jan
2874
Jan
50
8%
25
1
(Un;
American Airlines
700
27
64%
'
Feb
5
Bearing-
Laboratories
Allied
28
155
100
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)—.—;-50
Armeo Steel Co <Un;
—10
Feb
16%
Jan
Feb
16%
Jan
Feb
157%
Feb
1574
154
Jun
48%
48
50%
900
48
Feb
55%
36%
36 %
37%
500
36 74
Feb
41%
Jan
11%
Feb
12%
1
1%
1%
50
1%
Jan
1%
Gas Co
&
Leath
42%
4374
1,600
36%
Jan
47%
Jan
21%
21%
500
2174
Feb
27%
Feb
300
77#
all)
Co
11%
-P
;
common
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Jan
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4%
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9
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9
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24
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Feb
31%
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200
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100
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Jan
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47
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Feb
Jan
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National Standard Co
20%
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4%
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13%
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—100
Cleveland Cliffs Iron common
&
Brick
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul &
partic preferred
Chicago Towel Co common-
Field
Metropolitan
Mickelberry's
Peabody
5'r
4%
4%
43
8%
1
18%
Pacific Ry common
100
400
15%
8%
•
Lonergan Mfg class B
16%
50c
5
1
Centlivre
common
30
30
—23
1
——
Biscuit
Can-Consolidated
4%
Low
4%
44%
Jan
100
15%
10
7
Oak
(Un)
Pacific
Canadian
4%
43
Kange Since Jan. 1
High
__
4
Co
Llbby McNeil & Libby
Printing Co common
Lindsay Lt & Chem common
Jan
.18%
15
—
Jan
600
—
Butler Brothers
Jan
7%
Jan
42 %
—*
Burkhart
(F;
Manufacturing
;
1
Burlington
Mills
—
1
Burton-Dixie Corp
12.50
Budd
87#
2
Jan
1% Jan
7
10%
*
(E J;_—
(iOO
2,000
10
——
Sons
1%
7%
10%
13
*
Belden Mfg Co
1°
Bendix Aviation Corp
—.—-5
Benguet Consolidated Min'g Co (Un;_lP
Bergoff Brewing Corp
1
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un;
—•
Booth Fisheries Corp _______—_____5
Borg (George W) Corp
10
&
8%
7%
/
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing Co
Brach
2,600
1%
~7%
3
Mfg Corp
12%
43%
5
lUn)
Sessions
Lincoln
Jan
Refining Co common—1
$1.20 convertible preferred —
*
&
Armour
4%
__
10
Co
Laclede
Jan
Asbestos Manufacturing
Shares
Low
•
337bc<
Laclede-Christy
Lamson
Marshall
(Un;—
& Stand San
American Rad
American Tel & Tel CO-—
Co
Kropp Forge Co
30
58% Jan
87a
Equipment
Gas
200
500
5
Alum Castings
Ball
Affiliated
60%
28 V#
26%
26%
for Week
High
Low
High
60%
10
—
Corp
Advanced
Aetna
t~
Range Since Jan. 1
28
5
Laboratories
Abbots
Range
of Prices
Par
Knapp Monarch
Koppers Co Inc
Sales
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
#
«f tke round-lot transactions only.
STOCKS
Acme Steel Co
;>9
& Light
Light (Un)
28%
500
Jan
28%
17%
17%
1,300
16%
Jan
Katz Drug Co
17%
Feb
1
10
10
50
9%
Feb
11
Jan
Kelley Island Lime & Transport—
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply com
Kennecott
Copper
•
21%
22-
20% Jan
22 Va
Feb
23
Jan
80 Va
Feb
91 Va
Jan
(Un)
1
9
Jan
22
Motors
&
.
For footnotes
see
page 43.
550
•
22%
22%
22%
2,800
•
80%
80 Va
80 Va
100
Feb
Yates-Amer
Machine Co__i.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
5
:
5
13%
45%
13%
50
13 %
Feb
14% Jan
45%
45%
200
45%
Feb
50% Jan
115% 115%
$5,000
115% Feb
117% Feb
BONDS
American Tel & Tel 374s
1963
Volume 175
Number 5095
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle""
.
.
.
(949)
37
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
FEBRUARY
*9
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
American
Stores
American
Tel
Arundel
•
Tel
ft
1
Corporation
16%
17%
1,246
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
22%
23%
605
21%
Jan
24 Vb
Jan
9%
10'A
300
9%
Feb
11 Vb
Jan
3%
3%
3 %
75
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
305
13 %
Feb
14%
Jan
68 Va
68
69 %
012
68
Feb
72 V'4
Feb
•
7'/a
7%
8,050
6
Feb
7%
Feb
13%
23%
23
23%
467
23
Feb
25 %
Jan
•
com
41%
41 VB
42 Vb
621
40%
Feb
43
Jan
Corp.
16%
17%
53
Feb
149
16%
Feb
17 Vb
Jan
216
9
9
Feb
49%
8%
Jan
9%
Feb
15%
15%
58
14 Va
Feb
16 VB
1
12%
12%
132
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
658
13%
Jan
14
Jan
l
13%
13%
13%
•
;
28%
27'A
28 3 4
common
Co
26 Vb
Feb
28%
Feb
17%
18%
2,454
17%
Feb
20%
231
56%
Feb
67 %
Jan
30%
Feb
.
1,986
Jan
•
Corp
Public Service El ft Gas
dlv
common
preference common
30%
5,384
6%
5%
6'A
2,742
5%
Feb
8
Jan
8%
7%
8%
2,891
7
Feb
9%
28%
27%
29
25y8
25
25%
785
26%
27
314
25
Jan
27
27
27
15
25%
Feb
28%
Feb
51%
51%
52%
379
50%
Jan
54%
Jan
41%
41%
24
41%
Feb
48 3
82%
86%
372
79%
Jan
5 Va
151
4%
Jan
5 VB
Jan
30%
Feb
32%
Jan
20 %
Jan
•
common
Dohme
Inc
*
Sun Oil Co
•
United
Corp
United
Gas
86%
1
Improvement-.
VB
5
13%
29
26%
30%
31 Vb
642
20%
31 %
20%
103
Jan
29%
Jan
24
1,111
Jan
26%
Feb
Feb
27
of
B
du
Pont
El
Paso
Inc
Baltimore
10
Transit
a
Jan
95
Jan
22
1975
4s
51%
52%
$19,500
48%
Jan
53%
Co
57
58%
13,300
53%
Jan
58%
Feb
Food
Co
STOCKS
Range
of Trices
Sale Trice
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Blaw-Knox
•
Co
Duquesne Brewing
Equitable Gas Co
101 %
Feb
8%
8%
8'A
415
Feb
9%
Jan
57c
57c
62c
1,175
15%
17
750
15'A
17
1,070
63
64
80
2.85
2.90
400
2.85
34%
...
Steel
Low
Westinghou.se
a34% a35%
..
Feb
37%
a41
a41
20
41%
Feb
46%
Jan
1%
1A
1%
1,000
1%
Jan
1%
Jau
20%
20%
20%
50
18%
Jan
22
Feb
a48 %
a46% a49%
338
47 %
Feb
56
Jan
55 %
618
55
Feb
59%
Jan
a43% a44%
125
a__
50%
50%
1,836
50
Feb
55
(Un)
16
Feb
Jan
Feb
Golden
4%
State Co
Foundry (Un)
Ltd (Un)
American
Tel
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Tel
&
Clipper
.
14
14%
926
12%
Jan
15 Va
68
68 'A
100
66
Jan
68%
Feb
a43% a44%
190
43%
Jan
46 Va
Feb
3%
10
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
4
4
3%
•
a48
Hawaiian
Pineapple
Oil
Co
Oil
Motor
Foods
Co
(111)
Top
ft
48%
155
49 %
Feb
50%
11%
11%
786
11%
Jan
11%
Feb
14'A
14%
1,782
14
Feb
16%
Jan
14%
Jan
15Va
Jan
35%
Feb
Feb
5%
Jan
Exploration
20 VB
Jan
22%
Jan
8%
200
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
Kansas
32%
30
3U°/b
Jan
33%
Jan
Kcnnecott
36 3
25
34%
Jan
37%
Feb
Kern
a
12% al2%
al9%
a
18% a 19%
1.40
1.45
33,500
a39% t(39%
75
15%
17%
5,867
33
33%
690
a
B
l
21 VB
220
19%
5%
400
4%
Jan
r
2%
7,000
45%
131
2%
43 3
4
5%
Jan
2%
Feb
50c
610
40c
100
5
50
Jan
5
Feb
12c
22%
36
35%
Aluminum
Kaiser
Week's
&
Lota
(Un)
Copper
Feb
Libby McNeill
Salt
Jan
Avco
Wedge
Mfg
Baldwin-Lima-Hamil
Baldwin
Securities
Baltimore
Basin
Ohio
&
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
50c
•
Loew's
Inc
RR
Feb
5
Feb
Aviation
Bendlx
Corp
Feb
Feb
36%
Jan
6%
Feb
(Un)
7
1
58%
Jan
Meier
27
Jan
Jan
Middle
Frank
Menasco
40%
&
Mfg
Benguet Cons Mining
Bethlehem
Steel
OH Co
Holdings
fUn)
Blair
ft
J
Mother
M
M
&
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Nash-Kelvinator
Borden Co (Un)
Broadway-Hale
Budd
(Un)
Stores
High
Y
Central
Jan
76 %
Jan
Niagara
Feb
16%
Jan
North
Company
Hill
Bunker
(Un)
341/4- Jan
30
Jan
North
Jan
17
Feb
North
Amer
15%
Jan
34'A
16%
Jan
Northern
130
43%
2,271
154%
30%
325
49%
51
Calaveras
Cement
California
Art
Pacific
California
Canadian
Canadian
Packing Corp
Pacific
Central
of
Corp
Eureka
ohesapeake
156%
Feb
Oahu
36 %
Jan
Occidental
Jhrysler
Feb
55'%
Feb
Ohio
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
Olaa
Feb
76
Clorox
Chemical
Colorado Fuel
Columbia
&
2.20
Oil
10%
a
7
Columbia
Gas
System
Jan
28%
Jan
29%
Feb
60%
60 %
GO Vb
Feb
67 Vb
Jan
33%
33%
1,451
32 'A
Jan
35%
Jan
19%
19%
305
19
Jan
19 Va
Feb
18%
19%
1.275
18-%
Feb
20%
Jan
alO
alO
40
9%
Jan
10
Jan
29%
29%
454
28%
Feb
33%
Jan
l",
1
(Un)
Co
—
(Un)
8
Feb
18
Jan
21
Jan
26%
632
25
Jan
26%
16
16
196
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
al9% a20%
189
19%
Jan
193^
Jan
al9%
Jan
13
70
a
Feb
12%
a
874
11%
Feb
13%
71
11%
13
503
60 Vb
Feb
71
Feb
13%
85
14 Vb
Jan
15 Vb
Jan
12
Jan
15
Feb
31c
Feb
46c
14
14%
150
31c
35c
35c
6,375
Feb
Jan
2.95
Feb
2.70
2.85
9,515
2.05
34 Va
34 Va
317
33%
Jan
33%
Jan
a54% n55%
62
59
Feb
59
Feb
2.65
200
2.50
Jan
2.65
Feb
1,525
14%
Feb
17%
Jan
11 Vb
Feb.
2.75
*
Finance
10%
115
9
9
200
Jan
a49
a50
229
1%
1%
50
48%
9
50%
10%
Jan
Pacific
365
11
Feb
52%
Feb
Jan
5 % '/o
5Ve
common—-20
35
—25
25
25
1st preferred
1st preferred
5%
red
Feb
53%
Jan
5 '!c
Feb
Pacific
——;
red series A
14 %
1.90
2.00
4,688
1.90
48%
146
48%
Jan
1%
Jan
Feb
2.10
Jan
Feb
50%
Jan
preferred
Lighting
1,695
Va a26%
62
26 Vb
a 26
5
12%
Jail
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
26 Vb
Jan
34%
a
a26%
25 %
35 Va
6,130
33Vb
Jan
36
Feb
32%
701
30%
Jail
33%
Feb
29
29%
530
28%
Jan
29%
Jan
27
Jan
28
Feb
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
26%
Jan
26% a26%
26 Va
25%
41
2,440
25
Pacific
Petroleums
Public
Lui
26%
100
25%
Jan
51 Va
51%
980
51 Vb
Feb
52%
101%
101% 101%
81
97%
Jan
101 Va
Feb
1
11 %
11%
1,005
9%
Jan
12%
Feb
—*
—
26%
—*
——*
Corp common
dividend
$4.50
128
5 Va
32%
Electric
&
11%
5%
a26%
14%
11%
preferred
Jan
1%
1,628
14%
5%
5
—10
(Un)
Corp
48%
•
13%
48%
Jan
Gas
1st
——
Aggregates.
11%
1,000
12%
2.65
•
Co
16%
468
10%
Jan
15
50%
Jan
52
Feb
62% a64 %
120
62%
Jan
62 %
Jan
Pacific
16%
16%
Jan
23%
150
Jan
8%
23%
24%
7%
4
Jan
400
Feb
22%
8%
110 110 Va
172
109 %
Jan
110%
Jan
22%
200
20.%
Jan
24%
Jan
4
(Un)
•
American World Airways (Un).2.60
4%
a50% a50Vi
Service
common
20
13%
Feb
13%
Feb
1st preferred
—
Pacific Tel ft Tej commou
a23% a23%
50
25%
Jan
25'A
Jan
Pacific Western Oil Corp
20%
552
20%
Feb
22%
Jan
Packard
8
al3%
20%
a
13%
Co
Motor
(Un)
(Un)
Pictures Corp
14%
14%
140
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
Paramount
4
5%
5%
5%
200
5%
Feb
5%
Feb
Pennsylvania RR Co
8%
8%
8%
20
8%
Feb
8%
Feb
Pepsi
26%
26
26%
322
25%
Feb
Jan
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
29
Cola
Co
(Un)
Petroleum
Co
prior
51%
Feb
Pioneer
_•
a46%
a44%
a47
321
45
Feb
48%
Jan
Puget Sound Pulp ft Timber
1.35
1.45
3,928
Feb
1.75
Jan
a34% a35 %
1.35
a69
a68
al02%al04%
36%
.
37
a20% a20%
38".
154
133
7%
Feb
Phillips
Feb
37%
Jan
Pig'n
Jan
35%
Jan
39%
1,702
39%
Jan
34
480
44%
6
33%
Feb
48%
Mill
Inc
Pullman
conv
Ltd
Co
pfd
(Un)
(Un)
68'A
Feb
72%
Feb
Pure
192
36%
Feb
37%
Jaii
165
21
Feb
21%
Jan
241
36%
Feb
Feb
37(2
37%
171
37%
Feb
15%
15%
217
15%
Feb
16% Jan
Feb
Co
Radio Corp
Ry
a
Oil
(Un)
Equip
Rayonier
&
of America
(Un)
Realty Co Ltd pfd
Incorp
common
—
22%
4%
331
4%
Feb
4%
195
lOVa
Feb
11%
Jan
27%
323
26'A
Jan
28 VB
Feb
17%
407
17%
Feb
8%
8%
75 %
125
8%
Feb
10
Jan
210
78%
Feb
79%
Jan
49 Va
50'A
851 -
49%
Feb
53%
Jan
6%
6%
15
6%
Jan
8
Jan
6
6
200
5'A
Jan
6
Feb
34%
500
32 %
Jan
37
Feb
a73 %
20
a
34%
—:
Rheem
Manufacturing
Co
20
Jan
Jan
a41 a41%
151
41%
Feb
42%
Jan
62%
62'A
130
61%
Jan
67
Jan
24
24%
811
23 %
Jan
85%
85%
10
84
Jan
86
Jan
a63%
a41
4
100
1
"
a65
135
62%
Feb
63%
Feb
a33%
1
31 Va
26
Feb
95
34 %
Jan
35%
J&ll
421
41%
Feb
43%
Jan
a33% a33%
150
32%
Jan
34%
Feb
Feb
33
Jan.
41%
*
10
;
.
41%
£.36% h36%
25
Preferred
Republic Steel Corp (Un).
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Feb
17%
50
33%
25
•
7.50
•
.
■*
—-—*
16 %
Jan
26%
al0%
27%
Feb
39%
37%
38
Whistle
1
15
alO a 10%
common
Jan
Feb
70
20
.
47 Va
For footnotes see page €3.-
195
a
5
6%
£
7%
18'A al8%
26%
al8%
20
Corp
Coast
Pacific
15%
'
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Can
Jan
•
19 %
•
1
Pabco Products Inc common
Feb
-
60%
-5
(Un)
Ltd
820
(Un)
Jan
100
Pacific
3%
-2%
Jan
'22
540
lie
—.——.1
—
50%
-
Jan
3.00
Feb
Jan
28%
(Un)
50
Class B
Jan
16%
28%
Feb
19%
a20%
Jan
18%
Jan
(Un)—————10
Inc
2.70
22
.
Feb
Feb
Feb
"
14 %
Feb
1.10
3
Feb
,,
11%
12c
7%
3%
•
a
11%
Feb
18%
+4
2.75
12%
Feb
Jan
50
2 %
a
Jan
common
Railway
Petroleum
Sugar Co
155
3%
Jan
Feb
(Un)_.
50%
A
Feb
44
9c
Power
10
cl
18
Jan
11%
_*
437
,
Jan
37 %
90c
(Un)—
2,700
Co__
Iron
16%
547
_.
7%
Broadcast-. System
796
41
Feb
al8
a68%
17%
40
8
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TO
16%
40
7%
Prod
34%
(Un)
Feb
17%
100
Co
a3 %
26
Co
31%
16.3i8
5
6%
Com
Service
Feb
/ 17,650
Co
Oceanic
Ohio
75%
a9%
(Un)_100
30 Vb
12c
Oil
Jan
Feb
al7%
Chicago Milw St Paul RR pfd
150
9Hc
Edison
54%
35%
63
577
u34%
30%
———-1
34%
Ry
30%
11%
1
1
Jan
10
115
3,751
25
Cities
Ohio
Jan
30%
95c
——-—-1
Co
Co
Sugar
Feb
216
7%
(Un)
ft
Jan
18
11%
(Un)
Co
Aircraft
Feb
76
53
12% al2%
2.35
1
Jan
23%
Feb
8
(Un)_l0
4
2
Mining Co
8%
Feb
16%
Va
4
25
America
Jan
20%
325
12c
common
Ry
%
233
97c
(Un)
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Celanese
(Un)
416
16"%
8
—10
4
A—_
pfd
8%
a20% a21%
20%
10c
pfd
(Un)
Invest
Pacific
Feb
33%
1,971
7%
5
-
class
Jan
16%
a
Mines—-—P10
5
Co
Tile
Trading
34%
Feb
Jan
48
755
34%
30
Jan
Pan
Calif
Feb
100
Aviation
American
16%
213
2.30
10
34
250
(Un).
Mohawk
265
7%
2%
_•
185
a22
Corp
American
15%
2.35
»
—
Sullivan
ft
Byron Jackson Co
Jan
34
34"
2.75
(Un)
RR
16%
a
46
2.75
Fibres—
76'A
53
a63%
Feb
a21%
Lines
14 %
33%
10
41
.,""34
4
—
City
75%
5
Inc
702
15%
Auto
50
154% 155'%
15
Borg-Warner Corp
42
Jan
National
Range Since Jan. 1
240
__
Jail
41%
-
'
Jan
(Un)
Co
Ward
Montgomery
14%
48
5
91%
16%
Cement
Distillers
1.95
Feb
14 Vb
Morrison-Knudsen Co
a44% a45%
1
80 Va
50
Lode
Company
~~
210
706
Cons
Power
Northrop
•
80 %
1,630
Inc
N
2
Toeing Airplane
80 %
12%
..1
Util
National
PI
(Un)
Bishop
18
17%
(Un)
Co.
South
Natomas
30%
Jan
Inc———10
Co
Jan
a
Jan
17%
15
L)
Co
Feb
5%
65
'
17
(Glenn
Navigation
>
1,280
5%
a
4
Co
Matson
Feb
15%
•
1
5
1
Machine
Calculating
Martin
Jan
»
6%
17% al7%
1
8%
4
2.50
(Un)—
common
60%
5
_
Jan
16%
33
Co
27%
20c
(Un)
Feb
43
370
Jan
75c
Oil Co of California
32%
30
40
•
(R H)
Macy & Co
Magnavox
100
(Un)
Jan
33
(Un)
Jan
16%
,_13
11
Jan
33
12c
Low
3
(Un)'
Jan
a45% a45%
Sales
P2
common
new
Corp
39%
Jan
Feb
a
Jan
Jan
Llbby
ft
25 Vb
50
Jan
39%
Jan
Aircraft Corp
60%
*
(Un)
1.75
68 Va
23%
High
14%
5
;
Fe
Jan
20
Feb
al5% al5%
a45 %
4
10
6
34
13%
Feb
17%
Corp
80
50
Jan
1.20
47%
Co
a34% a34%
20
13%
17%
Feb
County Land
a69% a69%
155%
2
20
Jan
Light
a25% a25%
a
Jan
Chemical Corp—1
&
a58 % a58%
al5%
68
65
Feb
Shares
:
Jan
17% Feb
36 % Jan
33 %
4
(Un)
Corp
Power
Leslie
for Week
1
60
219
Jan
35Va
311
Range
*
510
Feb
65
11c
110
of Trices
a58%
5%
65
com
(Un)
Corp
22 %
5,375
Jan
Par
64'A
35
225
•
Tel
&
(Un)
Pacific
Atok-Big
39%
J*
Canada
Co
Tel
Jan
23
Jan
25
35%
5Va '
1.20
16%
—33 %c
(Un)
3514
5%
20
Co
305
al2%
1
(Un)
63
6%
Power
21%
10
100
35%
4
12%
Maryland Mines Corp
Nickel
14% al4%
a
Jan
413
•
(Un)
a
4
1
Co
Car
10
26
100
(Un)
Santa
a48
5
(Un)
Inc
Jan
25 V2
•
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
&
3
•
Ltd
Co
Corp
9 %
25%
*
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Atchison
3%
Jan
3
(Un)
(Un)
225
Feb
—4
Mining
52% Feb
14'A Jan
•
I
common
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Un)
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
9%
541%
20
(Un)
Co
Co
a—
100
Ltd
preferred
Johns-Manville
362;
•
——
Feb
18
Jan
Smelting & Refining—
Common
34
31%
16%
56
5
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp (Un)_
American Airlines Inc
(Un)
American
Jan
Feb
Jail
Last
Stan San
26%
Feb
15V4
54%
.12.50
(Unj
&
166
Jan
Jan
Jan
26%
Jan
80
10
-
Abbott Laboratories
&
8
47%
10
a41
1
National
Radiator
a25% a25%
Feb
Feb
7
31%
15%
54%
Friday
American Factors,
44%
5,135
60
International
Sale Trice
Car
Jan
362
8'A
a31% a31%
Jan
22 %
STOCKS
American
90 Va
87
44%
7
a84 a86%
♦
preferred
18
5
'
Feb
313
44%
7%
5
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Feb
11c
Foundry-
•
Feb
Feb
16%
5
1
/..• '
35 Va
a—
*
common
International Harvester
San Francisco Slock Exchange
Co
Jan
203
17
Montana
:
Feb
33 %.
579
13
M
■.
3%
15%
Mindanao
.
Feb
100
Monolith Portland
Reduction
2.85
200
190
44 Va
.
_
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Jan
800
16%
2%
2%
—
_
Jan
16
Lockheed
_
Brake
Jan
70
17%
Internal
5 Va
__
Spring
Air
17%
Feb
13%
36%
/,
&
Feb
62
17
Independent
High
50c
Engineering
18
13
Jan
21 Vb
Toy Mining
Feb
15%
Marchant
Standard
15%
15 %
34%
34%
a 8 6%
'
._
62c
17
32%
,
■
__
Feb
13
8%
...
Bros
Feb
57c
al01al03%
a25%
Jan
57
15%
21%
21%
__
Corp
Co—
8%
12% Jan
4
9%
—2%
Co
Armour
Jan
10
(Un)
Corp
15%
•
Refractories—.
Brewing
Reymer ft
Amer
Jan
99
-20
—
preferred
2nd
46
16 %
1
Common
Air
Jan
53%
37
4
Paint
Cumulative
Feb
15%
Pittsburgh Plate GlSss
United
11%
1,171
General
39%
16%
8.50
Fireprooling
Pittsburgh
San
200
57
•
Kaiser-Frazer
Renner
11%
1
Ltd
76
41
x39%
5
Brewing
National
Jan
*
Idaho
Range Since Jan. 1.
High
39%
*
System
__
19 Va
General Foods Corp (Un)
General Motors Corp common
Hudson
Shares
Low
•
Manufacturing Co
Mountain Fuel Supply
Jan
101 101 'A
3
Co
Idaho
for Week
Last
Joy
17%
11%
.5
(Un)
Machinery & Chemical
Hunt
Sales
Week's
Friday
Walker
25
55 %
4
General Electric Co
Honolulu
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Harbison
Feb
al7
10
Gas_
Ewa Plantation Co
Holly
Pitt
64
57
5
(Un)
common
Hobbs Battery Co class A
Gas
Feb
101
—15
Hilton Hotels Corp
Columbia
64
Feb
1975
Co
series A
Feb
5
11%
•
(Up)
common
Capwell
Corp
34
al7
4
de Nemours
Natural
Emporium
Feb
4
^
Bond & Share
Eureka
33 Va
5
El Dorado Oil Works
Electric
655
5
Co
Kodak
Jan
33%
_2
—
Oil Fields Co
(E I)
Eastman
72
1
common
Chemical
Dow
Feb
5
(Un)
$3 preferred
Doernbecher Mfg Co
Dominguez
Jan
67 Va
4
Giorgio Fruit Corp class A com
Class
32
24
a58% a58 %
1
common
-
Curtlss-Wright Corp
Di
Feb
a65
1
Inc
Corp
Co
Jan
31%
a65
15
Preferred
Cypress Abbey
34
a65
(Un)
America
of
Feb
168
•
Aircraft
High
29 %
32
33%
4
(Un)
Vultee
Low
20
32
25
class A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a29Va a29%
—
Co
Zellerbach
Crown
•
Y
Gas
Consolidated
Creameries
N
Low
■
,
Ind
Chem
Natural
Conv
BONDS
Fort
Shares
Great Nor Ry non-cum pfd
Greyhound Corp
Westmoreland
5s
Cons
(Un)
Edison
Edison
Jan
50
Paper
29%
,
•
Reading Co
for Week
Jan
•
common
preferred
30%
•
20
3
Transportation
Participating
Consol
Jan
58%
18
10
Philadelphia Electric
Jan
56%
50
Phila
ft
17%
2,310
50 Vb
•
L)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Sharp
49 Vb
10
Corp
Pennsylvania Power ft Light
Pennsylvania RR
$1.40
50%
5
Brothers
Pennroad
Scott
6 Vb
5
Lehigh Coal ft Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
Philco
Feb
•
Motors
(Glenn
157%
25
Power & Light
Storage Battery
Martin
Feb
17
„
Delaware
Gimbel
3,270
153%
10 Va
Publishing Co
General
Jan
23 Va
•
»
Corp
Company
Chrysler Corp
Electric
36 VB
75c
Corp
Budd
Curtis
Feb
10
City Elec Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Securities
34%
13
Atlantic
Baldwin
Consolidated
.£15
154% 155%
155'A
Solvents
Commonwealth
High
Low
35%
34%
100
Commercial
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Range
of Trices
Par
Sale I*ricc
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Fritlay
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
31
31%
,116
31
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
1952
Monday, March 3,
.
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FEBRUARY 20
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Friday
<
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
Par
Richfield
Oil
Cement Co claw A
Riverside
Russ Build Co
S
ft
(Un).
Jl
Inc
#
P10
Mauricio
Scott
Paper
Sears
Co
Roebuck
Shasta
Shell
Oil
Signal
10%
30%
1,590
11c
13,900
51%
52
1,440
Jan
jan
32%
Jan
Textron Incorporated common—
Tide Water Associated Oil
,r/8 tlh
11*3* *!nn
Ton
Tan
743
sn3i
trS
52
Feh
52
52
315
*
8%
9
110
Co
Gas
fi<U'4
66%
66%
5
A
ia?
32 "
-
89
90%
430
8§
?e£
43%
43%
165
42A
Jan
100
iuu
reo
Universal
Oil
(Un)
Oil (Un)
Corp
Socony-Vacuum
Southern
Calif
Preferred
Conv
Edison
475
34%
35
Jan
34%
a29>A
20
591
80
23'/a
Jan
80
29%
Jan
California
111
pfd series A-2S
31%
31%
15%
15%
300
-w4
S
15 /2
iau
Feb
5
Calif
Southern
13%
13%
720
12%
Jan
Co
Gas
Pacific
Co
Petroleum
Co
Jan
36 % Jan
24% Feb
30 ,4 Jan
Feb
34%
a29'A a29%
2#
Southern
Southern
35%
a26% a26%
(Un)—•
com
4.48%
Southern
t
Co
4.32%
preferred
35%
47
40%
I9
J,aa
Jan
,a
62%
484
61%
Jan
13% Jan
65% Jan
a32% a32%
80
32%
Feb
33%
23
Jan
A25%
13'/a
62%
I
Steel
——1
Corp
Standard
Brands
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Inc
Co
Co
Studebaker
Co
(Un)
of
3,970
50%
Feb
55
Jan
94
77%
Jan
77%
Jan
75
Feb
88
Jan
50 VB
76 Vb
493
32%- 32%
76%
15
515
32%
Feb
1
21
22
772
20%
Jan
34%
23%
Jan
Jan
10
(Un)
Corp
59
59
128
49%
Jan
59
Feb
1
Bunray Oil Corp
Super Mold
195
51
50%
25
J
N
a24 a24'/2
a24
•
(Indiana)
Jan
Feb
a77% a78%
•
California
of
a327/8
Corp
Corp common..
Consolidated Oil
Utah-Idaho
Victor
__
38%
89
(Un)
if
Wells Fargo Bank & U T
21%
Jan
24
Jan
275
57%
__
63%
Jan
Feb
41%
Jan
23 V*
Jan
26%
Feo
30%
Feb
33%
Jan
Jan
28'/a
Feb
33%
257
8%
Feb
9%
158
24%
Jan
25%
Jan
Jan
333
19 y4
Feb
38%
Feb
41%
65
71%
Jan
89
40
3%
Feb
a an
21
1,251
;
Feb
Jan
Jan
9%
8%
Jan
14%
Jan
15
150
256 %
Feb
271
63c
Feb
6,505
2,069
4%
500
18 y2
20
a—
13%
a—
—
15%
Feb
Jan
10%
Feb
9
120
Feb
Feb
20
a__
530
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
200
jan
69c
Feb
v
Jan
3%
108
255
'
13% 13%
9
9%
a47%
a48
Western Air Lines Inc (Un)
lu 13%
Western Dept Stores common
25c
__
Western Pac. Railroad Co com
—
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)—12%i;
35%
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
lp
Woolworth (F W) (Un)
10pa42%
Yellow Cab Co
1
Feb
36
400
69c
5%
19%
a37% a37V8
It/'.--—
Jan
382
271
66c
5
19%
Feb
"48 %
"
340
1,528
9%
264%
—
5V8
5 2"
(Un)
Sugar.
Ffeb
al5al5y8
271
11 '
West Coast Life Insurance
Indies
9%
__
12
(Un)
Preferred
/
100 i
(Un)
Westates Petroleum common
444
43
a3%
5—
Co
Pictures
Bros
a3%
a3%
5„
16%
4,696
89
-
60
Feb
'
39%
—
(Un)
Sugar Co
Equipment
Warner
West
Sperry
10'
lj-
28%
,
2%
(Un)
Theaters
Paramount
United
US
'
Sinclair
—
jan
T«n
__
Feb
16%
'
23%
10
An
I»n
701/
B'
10
~
Jan
53%
125
57% 57%
36
37
26
26
30% 30%
28% 28%
9% 9%
25% 25%
19% 19%
__
High
Low
440
43 46 Mr
22%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
16% 16%
57%
Union Carbide ft Carbon (Un)
—Union Oil Co of California common__25 [ <
Unlon SuSar
12% i '
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
United Air Lines Inc
United Can & Glass Co common
United Gas Corp (Un)
for Week
Sate Price of Prices
Low High
—
53 '/a 54Vz
2*" 22%
Corp ;
Jan
q
FPh
236
•
15
class
AS
ifn
71/
15
&
Jan
128
Feb
Sales
Range
25
50c i5', —
10
46%
Texas Company (Un)
iop
•
(Un)
Co
Co
Oil
10
10c
„
11c
•
& Co
Water
57
123
62
30
t
San
Feb
31%
300
125
123
Par '
■
54
64
32*
■
.
High
Transamerica
10
Mining—:
Foods
Safeway Stores Inc
Range Since Jan. I
Low
a54
32
123
STOCKS
High
a53%
.100
preferred 6%
Fine
W
•
Corp
«
Sales
Week's
Last
•
Week's
Friday
Jan
a—
—
—
357/8
994
35%
Feb
403a
Jan
8%
8%
a42% a43%
"5%
5%
300
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
42 %
Jan
43%
Jan
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
35%
.
240
200
:•
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
compilation shown below is for the period
22 to Friday, Feb. 29, inclusive.
The
Friday, Feb.
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
29
FEBRUARY
ENDED
% Sale Price
Gair
STOCKS
Last
Par
Power
ft Paper
16%
;
Feb
6,587
1,200
25'A
16
247/a
Jan
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
*
Steel
25%
Jan
61/4
175
Jan
6%
Feb
Howard
17%
120
17
Jan
17%
Feb
a9%
40
10
Jan
10%
Jan
a9%
•
48%
Feb
56%
Jan
125%
2,431
112%
109
113
4,353
a23%
a23%
a24
115
2-3 %
Jan
24
Jan
14V2 .14%
500
13
Jan
14%
Feb
39
Jan
40
Jan
12%
Feb
13%
Hudson
83
Jan
85
Feb
of Can
4%%-
preferred
Asbestos Corp new
Atlas Steels
48%
445,
40
•
common
Ltd
23%
155
13%
1,220
85
100
40
12%
13%
85
35
23
•
21%
21%
<
•
1,180
Class
Power ft
Paper class A
♦
B
•
American Bank Note Co
American OH common
British
Brit
Col
Elec
Co
4%%
28
Bruck
81,631
*
14
225
20%
Columbia
20%
~7
Telephone
Ltd class
i
Industrial
Jan
27
Feb
6%.
24
Jan
$5
34
*
Feb
53%
31%
Jan
Cement common—
liy8
38
39
1,000
35%
Jan
39%
Feb
a8iy2 a81%
45
82
Jan
82
Jan
a94'/2 a94'/2
10
95
Jan
95
Jan
a53
5
53
Jan
53
Feb
10
100
10
Jan
10%
Jan
a20
40
20
Jan
20
Jan
45%
Corp
commoi
It
23
Jan
International
Petroleum
91
Jan
International
1(
Power
International
Utilities
8%
Jan
Feb
Paper
33%
Jan
34%
Jan
Jan
8
33%
9%
35%
Feb
of
T/c
Woods
the
Jan
42
10
134
2,158
45%
Feb
50%
Feb
27-/4
X..S1
24
Jan
31 %
Jan
,*71
340
59
Jan
72
Feb
28%
1,130
25
Jan
30
Feb
al7% al7%
125
18
Jan
13
Jan
480
32
Jan
361A
Jan
44
68%
,
'
27%
28%
—
r
4
Feb
137
Feb
■
■
***
32'%
J
common
33
30
140% 140 %
lOfeo
preferred
140 y2
Jan
144
Feb
100
10
150
a261/8 a26'/8
5
23-4
23-/4
280
23%
Feb
25
Jan
23%
610
23
Jan
26
Jan
15
16
300
15
Feb
16
12»/«
8,428
11%
Feb
13
Jan
41
4,910
38 y4
Feb
45 %
Jan
Secord
Bros
al3 al3%
23%
Laura
,
10
Ltd.
74%
887
71%
Feb
79
675
26
Feb
27%
Jan
MacKinnon
20%
20%
20%
1,000
19
Jan
21
Feb
MacMillan &
alO
alO
alO
205
10
Feb
10%
Feb
alOO
alOO
15
100
Feb
a__
9%
.
•
Feb
i
a—
Jan
.11
Jan
27
100
Mailman
Bronze
53
53
55
248
53
Jan
62%
Jan
46%
300
45
Feb
50
Jan
McColl
—•
18%
18%
18%
1,703
18%
Feb
20
Jan
Mitchell
•
39
39
39
60
37
Feb
42
Jan
Mitchell
common
100
101% 101%
•
Canadian Car & Foundry common
A
common
'
10
101%
Feb
Feb
32
Feb
34
Feb
675
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
16%
425
14%
Feb
15%
Feb
6%
presferred
Canadian Fairbanks
39%
Feb
49%
Jan
32
Feb
35%
44
1,767
33%
33%
34
300
6
6%
400
6
Feb
65%
65%
00
6»
Jan
Class
Locomotive
Canadian
Oil
Morgan
Companies
common
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt Farm Equiptment
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Consumers
5
25
Jan
26
Jan
Niagara
25
765
24
Feb
25%
Jan
690
22%
Feb
31
Jan
Ogilvie
Flour
27
60
26%
Jan
28%
Jan
Ontraio
Steel
14,253
Seagrams
Jan
51%
Feb
10
98 %
Jan
93%
Jan
Jan
20%
Feb
4,345
25
7%
Jan
7%
1,130
26%
Feb
23%
Jan
32
Jan
33%
Jan
100
M*
32%
Feb
37%
Jan
Page-Hersey
1,275
16
Feb
18%
Jan
Penmans
17
2,135
16
Feb
19%
Jan
37%
39%
36 Vb
Feb
42%
Feb
Powell
25
19
Jan
20
Jan
Power
20
20
21
620
20
Feb
22
Jan
Price
10%
10
10%
180
10
Feb
12
Jan
4%
a39
a39
41
39
Feb
al8% al8%
13,508
39%
Jan
River
24%
23%
24%
4,980
8.75
9.10
2,416
8.75
Feb
84%
83%
88%
2,122
72%
Jan
1
*
preferred
Foundries & Steel
25
com
•
21%
—
common
7% preferred
Dominion Steel
&
21
21
— :
•
21%
1,157
13
13%
750
13
a97% a97%
13
Preferred
Dominion Glass
Feb
23
5
ft —w.
105
59
Feb
59
59
Transport
Jan
Rolland
Feb
.
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Tar ft Chemical
Paper
Jan
21%
Feb
Saguenay
Jan
14%
Jan
St
Jan
Shawinigan
30
90
29%
Feb
30
Jan
3,397
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
Sheraton
11
11
100
10%
Feb
12
Jan
Sherwin Williams of
40
40%
549
39
Feb
45
Jan
Sicks'
a20 a20%
200
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
Dominion Textile common
•
Donohue Bros Ltd
*
Dryden Paper
•
East
Electric Boat Co
Foundation Co of Canada common
Eraser Co common
preferred
:—
see
page 43,
A
class
Can
Jan
13y8
Jan
18
Feb
Simpsons
41%
100
a7%
a7%
25
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
Southam
25
300
24%
Jan
25%
Jan
Southern
27%
28%
860
Feb
Steel
14%
175
25% Jan
14 Va- Jan
29%
14%
15
Feb
42
Ltd
class
Feb
Class
"A"
"B"
Co
Canada
Jan
33%
Jan
Jan
90
Feb
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
17
Feb
19
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
16
16
Jan
18'A
Jan
98
Feb
93%
Jan
48
Feb
Canada
37
7
a__
42
3,102
39
Jan
42
44
275
42
Jan
a2iy2a21%
128
a__
10
127
\
17%,
Feb
Thrift Stores Ltd—
•
14%
14
14%
2,340
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
Tooke
•
58%
57
60
2,565
57
Jan
62%
Feb
Triad Oil Co
Ltd
al01%al0l%
2
102
Jan
102%
Feb
United
Corp..
Brothers
Steel
42 y2'
130
19
-
a._
47%
Jan
45
Jan
a._
Jan
Feb
140
Jan
19%
860
19
Jan
20
al9%al9y4
25
19'A
Jan
19%
55
90 «/2
Feb
90%
Feb
-
Jan
33
75
32
Jan
34 %
Feb
31
570
29
Jan
31
Feb
93%
98%
al8al8%
310
90%
Jan
93%
Feb
60
17 Va
Jan
13
Jan
25%
96
25 Yz
Jan
26
Jan
31%
32%
3.610
31%
Feb
35%
Jan
32
32
33
850
32
Feb
35
Jan
13%
215
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
13%-
——
—r
•
32
common
Preferred
225
Jan
1,927
a20
41
41
-
25%
98%
Power
al8
—
3'/%
Feb
89
33
Co
al7%
Jan
Jan
29%
29
...
Press
of
__
-
preferred
% %
al8
16%
30
Jan
9090%
19%
Jan
45
Feb
Jan
40
98
130
pfd.
common
•
100
7%
11
5,024
al7
41
—
42
__
17%
12
al6
--
41
trust
certificates
Simon (H) & Sons 5% preferred—
41
29
a20
41
com.
A
Breweries
11%
—
:
Voting
—
25
98
'
al7
20
1
Players Canadian Corp
Series
4
3
Corp
-
11%
*
Kootenay Power
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
'
Feb
25
W&ter & Power
4%
preferred
17%
—
Jan
25%
160
Power VA% pfd
Corp common
17%
—
52
...—
Lawrence
29 y4
a20
Jan
55
Jan
175
.
St Lawrence Flour Mills common..
''
17%
23%
70
Feb
200
:
—
common
29%
common—•
preferred
Jan
46
530
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
•
•
65%
50
Feb
20
Coal
Feb
4,580
common..—
—i—
9.70
a6ey8
Feb
19
706
Ltd
Co
preferred
26%
92
Feb
26
Feb
1.090
Company new com—
Canada
—_—
&
Provincial
35
Jan
735
:
of
Corp
Feb
16
220
Tubes
common
Bros
79
951
1,305
Placer Development
37%,
Jan
614
35
16%
16
'
16%
24%
1.810
16%
2
(Western)
For footnotes
Jan
17
Feb
Quebec Power
Dominion Coal 6%
Famous
25
Feb
50%
common
Products —:
33%
*
Dominion Bridge
Electrolux
Feb
15
Mills
17
*
Dominion
23%
103
3?
Weaving
Wire
16%
Crown
Exploration
a25
34%
com..*
Co
67
825
Noranda Mines Ltd
24
27
•
Distillers
Car
Steel
24
•
•
Seal
National
•
new
a24
15 V*
50%
common-.jS
^*
common
National Drug & Chemical
-•
Textile
&
Breweries
Jan
Jan
22%
a25
Corby (H) Distillery class A
Cork
6%
70
—28
Glass
Jan
33
a98 y2 a 98 %
1(
preferred
5%
22%
*
Jan
25%
15
B
24
Canadian
35
Jan
Jan
42
25
Feb
25
Montreal Telegraph
42%
*
Feb
29%
187
Montreal Locomotive
16%
20
Feb
33
260
33
50%
125
14%
National
class A pfd
common
Feb
30
a23J/2
32%
25
Canadian Converters
Feb
26-
a24
33
*
class A
50
Feb
29 y2
...
Breweries Ltd
Molson
-
26
a23 y2
]
/
(Robt)
39
1
I
S)_——
(J
14%
14%
•
series
101%
Oil
Frontenac
32%
•
20
Canadian Cottons
liy2
Massey-Harris
45
preferred
Canadian Canners Ltd
Celanese
%
"a".
export
Ltd common
Corp
45
5%
$1.75
Feb
Bloedei
common—.
Class "B"
*
Breweries
Canadian
Canadian
100
Steel
Struct
60
preferred
4%%
48 3
Jan
19,273
137
47%
11
V
Lake
y2
Jan
137
—1
———
a
.
Jan
6
453/4
*
Corp
.
19%
a
Ltd.:
Co
—
Ltd
(John)
Labatt
Jan
Jan
a9%
common—
Jan
7%
a53
IfL.
Jan
33%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
10Js
5%
Feb
Feb
Feb
106
14%
Feb
Jan
lu
.6
Feb
6
Feb
64%
6
j
lyff
International
Vt
58 yi. Feb
750
*—
.j.
Preferred
72
Canadian
Red
Jan
44
42
3,005
International Nickel of Canada com.UV
27
Safeway 5% pfd
Canada Steamship common
Dome
24
Feb
14
20
60
40% Feb
Feb
74
Canada
Consol
Feb
235
Jan
preierred
6%
Jan
Foundries common-——10
Northern Power Corp
•
Class
Feb
Jan
International Bronze Powders com—
27
Canada Iron
5%
Jan
15%
-j
preferred
preferred
-20
$1.30 preferred
Canada
Feb
31%
Feb
Acceptance
Lewis
Canada
47%
Feb
9%
20%
735
Feb
29
47%
36%
90
900
47
47'A
3,546
14
1,120
Jan
1
880
15
5,325
Jan
6%
8%
17%
38
39%
31%
34%
Jan
10%
13%
975
34%
15
10%
Feb
760
33%
33%
215
37%
Feb
3,950
8
•
Feb
47
7
,
al5 a76%
$4.25
Feb
31%
7
31%
oan
J
ioy8
10
ltH'a
Canada com—j
37
8,567
a9l
6%
31%
25
B
21
a90
C
Products
110
Jan
J
.
preferred
6%
23
27%
6,080
10%
*
Mills
Building
39%
10%
14
R pfd—100
British Columbia Forest Products
•
British Columbia Power class A_—•
British
28
38
10%
•
Class B
730
50
38%
Bell Telephone
30
Brazilian Tract Lgt <fc Pwr new com—*
British
47
47
102
4,265
Intercolonial Coal common
Bathurst
5
!
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of
4% preferred
21%
4,857
24%
Jan
106
Feb
7^0
common
Mining & Smelting
Bay
18%
17%
15%
Paper
—
Husky Oil & Refining
Jan
Aluminum Co
Smith
$2 preferred
93
Jan
a102
29
Feb
51
•
pfd
30
Amalgamated Electric Corp
•
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4y2% pfd—50
Argus Corp Ltd common
*
Aluminium Ltd
a
Jan
Jan
17'A
17%
__
47 V2
Bridge
Hamilton
6'A
25%
*
^
common
4% pfd inc 1927
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
17%
-30
Acaaia-Atiantic Sugar class A
Wares
Goodyear Tire
18%
Jan
5%
Steel
General
High
fgft
preferred
High
Low
95
17
95
al02
17%
common
Range Si-nce Jan. 1
High
95
10
preferred
5 % %
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
17
Shares
•
High
25
16%
$1.50 preferred
Acadla-Atlantlc Sugar common.
Aigoma
Low
common.
Shares
of Prices
Co
Gatineau Power
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi
Sales
Week's
for Week
Low
Pa
Canadian Fonda
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
a4
50
a4
a4
2.85
2.70
2.85
22,200
10 %
10 Ve
11'/a
2,315
-,
a__
2.40
10 y2
—
a._
—
Feb
2.38
Feb
Feb
11%
Feb
1
*
1
Volume 175
Number 5095
.
«'
'
-
3ft
(951)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
The
compilation
shown
below
is
for
the
period
Friday, Feb. 22 to Friday, Feb. *29, inclusive.
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
FEBRUARY
29
'
Friday
Last
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Gooderham
Western
Weston
0'r
6Vc
common
3,940
8.00
7.90
8.10
2,475
%
a21%
a22
165
21
Jan
38
38
38
117
37%
Jan
99%
99%
97%
Feb
a21
■
Electric
Ltd
800
46%
-
_
common
preferred
ifc.n-rs
18
44%
*
(Geo)
Winnipeg
17%
45%
•
Ltd
Leaseholds
17%
•
Worts
&
100
—
•
common
99%
—
13%
Gold
Mines
Ltd
17%
Feb
19
Jan
Feb
51%
Jan
Bonville
Feb
9.80
Jan
Bouscadillac
21
Jan
Bouzan
40
30
Bojo
10
Imperial
Montreal
10
Feb
99%
Dev
Mining
&
20y4
Jan
21
Feb
Feb
26%
Jan
Consol
Consolidated
31Vz
Jan
32 Vz
28>/4
1,580
21 Vz
Feb
30
Astoria
Jan
508
36%
Jan
37%
Feb
Cons
456
28
Jan
30
Jan
39 %
39 Vz
39 Vz
350
33 Vz
Feb
40%
Jan
Range
Shares
29
29
11%
11 %
—
Malting
Co
Canada
Packers
Canada
Starch
Canadian
General
lr/(
common
Ltd
*
25
5%
Co Ltd
preferred
Canadian
Silk
a__
Jan
8
Feb
19
8'/
*
&
Feb
113
9%
Ford
Motor
of
Co
(A J)
Paper
Ltd
Co
6 'Sr.
Journal
Class
lnc
Jan
2.60
Feb
2.90
Feb
13%
1,025
6%c
6%c
500
Ltd—*
Ltd—
—1
Maritime
26 %c
21c
Mines
1
Ltd
Jan
Jan
1
Ltd*
40%
Jan
155
Jan
Feb
160
Gold
Kerr-Addison
11
a9G
Moore
Corp
7
Feb
Lavalie
7%
Jan
Jan
Louvicourt
Goldfields
Mines
Feb
43%
47-
6%
Jan
6
Nova
10
4,600
9%
Feb
10"%
79
39
76%
Jan
80
Jan
200
Feb
26
9
Feb
9
Feb
Feb
1.90
50
2.50
Feb
Feb
,200
26c
___
1.45
Jan
2.00
"300
2.50
Feb
3.00
L
7
8
8
9
105
8
Jan
9
Jan
Nechi
al.00
al.15
Jan
*
Ltd
1.30
Feb
1.05
116
Feb
Power
Dredging
Cons
N
C
Calumet
142
26
Jan
30
Jan
New
175
11
Feb
12
Jan
New
Formaque Mines Ltd
Goldvue Mines tLd—
34%
34%
35%
5,233
34%
Feb
38%
Jan
New
Pacific
.
Western
Canada
Windsor
Hotel
Acadia
Ankeno
Ascot
12%
Jan
Jan
25c
865
16c
22,500
14c
Feb
23c
Jan
3%c
500
3c
Jan
3%c
29c
28c
33c
440,500
23c
Jan
39c
Jan
Feb
1.40
1.38
1.50
1.38
1.38
13,500
I,000
11
72%
60C
1.50
Feb
Feb
1.50
Jan
67
Jan
72%
Feb
Feb
1.03
1.38
69
72%
712
60c
34,500
1,4.00
45c
Jan
63c
16
Feb
17%
Jan
Feb
61c
Jan
15%
16%
40c
40c
42c
II,500
40c
13 %c
13c
14c
13,600
12c
68c
15%
Jan
*
57c
60c
70c
Jan
a35c
2.70
2.75
Feb
Jan
3.10
Jan
20c
Feb
24 %c
Jan
29c
Feb
40c
55c
70c
6,000
56,200
52c
Feb
72c
Jan
13c
61 %c
Feb
1,000
40c
15c
14.425
11c
Jan
16c
Feb
22c
Feb
28c
2.70
300
25c
9,100
5.30
100
37%
255
37
Feb
39%
1.07
1.07
2,000
5%
550
3c
3c
1,000
3.10
700
5%
28
114
28
Jan
•
Perchcourt
Pioneer
Feb
53%
Jan
Pitt
40c
Jan
65c
Feb
24
Feb
*24
2,090
12
10
a—
'
"'.f
50
___
'
21%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
4.75
Jan
19%
Feb
30
7%
11
4.50
19%
19%
20%
2,930
—
a7%
a7%
4.60
4.60
4.60
3.55
3.75
Gold
3.00
1
1
5.00
68c
2.05
2.10
Gold Mining
C—
Co Ltd
3c
4c
4c
Jan
Feb
3.25
Jan
2.05
3c
Feb
2.10
Feb
4c
Jan
Jan
32c
27c
34c
244,100
16c
1.45
1.54
2,200
2,000
28c
Feb
500
12c
Jan
28c 28 %c
16c 16
%c.
7c
9c
21%
21%
3c
3c
1.30
1.35
4,700
25,600
Feb
Feb
2c
1,500
1.34
5c
200
8c
Feb
21%
13,500
21%
1.45
Jan
Feb
Feb
.
Gold Mines
Crest
Mines
1
13
2,735
10
Jan
12
13
1,325
10
"Jan
13
Feb
-13
415
13%
Jan
Siscoe
12%
Feb
Ltd—
Mines
Gold
*■
10%
10
80
114
3:50
322
a90
a90
5
26
%^
Jan
a.
3.50
—
—
Feb
Jan
7
350
7%
Feb
Feb
15
10% alO%
1.25
10
pfd
95
a
3.50
*_
51%
360
16% al6%
__
a
80
<1
Jan
Jan
— —
4.50
8
Tache
Jan
Tiblemont
1.70
Jan
Tobrit
28%
Jan
Trebor
Feb
180
18%
Jan
40
104%
Jan
15
108
Feb
108
51%
26
50
Feb
27
Jan
19% Feb
Jan
111%' Jan
106
53
Ltd
116
Jan
16
Feb
16c
31,900
18c
■
28%
200
30
•
Jan
31
—
17
140
117
21
31
—
(Can)
Jan
1,205
_*'
Jan
Feb
120
16%
30%
20C
Lead
West
Feb
Jan
25%
Feb
10
Feb
10%
Feb
12
Feb
10% Feb
Ltd..
*
_L
12
300
12
Ltd
.
22
•
Ltd
5
a
*
21%
17
a17
—
a21%
,
20%
Jan
22
Feb
30
17
Jan
17
Jan
14-
21
Feb
21
Feb
275
.....
al&
a2 A
Feb
Ltd
1,000
1
•
3.40
1
Ltd
*
Ltd—
Mining
Metals Corp Ltd
6c
Jan
8c
37c
40c
2,100
37c
Feb
45c
7.10
7.55
1,500
6.90
Jan
8.00
Feb
3.00
Feb
3.45
Jan
30c
Feb
65c
7c
7c
Feb
16c
1.93
Feb
2.12
1
1.95
1
19 %c
14c 19 %C
10c
Jan
19 %c
Feb
Ltd
75c
84c
59,400
72c
Feb
1.12
Jan
1
75c
3.95
4.10
6,600
12,400
4.40
Jan
Ltd
1
1
*"
Feb
20c
Feb
52c
Feb
70c
Feb
24,000
4.500
3.05
Jan
3.75 Jan
58c
Ashley
Mines
Oil
Copper
75c
86c
Jan
92c
Feb
15%
17%
800
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
2%c
2%C
2%C
500
2%c
Jan
3c
Jan
74c
60c
74c
106,500
57c
Jan
74c
Feb
37c
37c
38c
23,700
37c
Feb
50c
Jan
71 %c
Feb
80c
'
1
Minerals Ltd
—
1
Ltd
.*
Ltd
—1
53c
6.000
53c 59%c
3.25
3.20
4c
4c
•
Ltd
Oils
Oil Co Ltd
!II*
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Calgary
&
.
Southern
Ltd
—
Oils Ltd
3.55
Feb
3%c
Jan
4%c
Jan
500
1.55
Jan
2.45
Feb
1.00 Feb
1.18
Feb
Jan
2.45
1.00
1.00
—•
'Hi
40c
41c
9.20
9.00
9.65
15%
6.25
—
150
Gold Mines Ltd
Jan
3c
Jan
Decalta
Feb
29c
Jan
Del
Jan
East
Mines Ltd
1
4,500
1
Barvallee
38c
38,100
3%c
Jan
31%c Feb
6.05
Feb
4%c Feb
41c
6.60
1
800
1,300
3,000
51c
Feb
Beatrice Red.Lake Gold Mines Ltd..—1
3%c
Feb
4c
27,000
17c
Jan
23c
800
71c
Jan
Barvue Mines Ltd
Mining Corp'n Ltd
Belle
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bibis
Yukon
Ltd
For footnotes see page
—
1.
1
43.
64c,
1.08
Cordasun
Oils Ltd.
Jan
Ltd
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Crest
Oil
Gaspe Oil Ventures
Home Oil Co Ltd
Ltd
Oils
Jet
Feb
Feb,
Jupitor Oils
Kroy Oils
Feb
Lone
Ltd—*
Island Petroleums Ltd
Jan
Feb
6.75
Feb
11%
Feb
5.25
2.70
Feb
3.25
Feb
1.09
Jan
1.31
Jan
Feb
43 %c
3.05
1.24
31,900
39c
42c
15,000
2.35
2.25
2.75
1,100
21c
21c
21c
1,000
8.50
8.15
8.50
200
36c
1.88
20c
8.15
4.DO
3.70
4D0
1,700
2.40
16%
15%
16%
7,534
15%
1
Ltd
Jan
6.05
19
8.25. Jan
'
1.15
Jan
Jan
5,000
2.70
*
Jan
13%
7,100
1.17
1
Feb
9.90
6.25
3 DO
•
•
*
17 %c
Jan
11%
7,150
4,150
*
Ltd
Oils
Rio Producers Ltd
53c
Jan
6.05
8.25
-i
Jan
8.45
9.70
7.10
Feb
Feb
2c
*
Band-Ore
Explorers
37C
14C
39,650
1,000
7,325
15 %c 15 %c
8.15
Leduc Oils Ltd
34c
3.05
3.20 Feb
200
•
*
Ltd
Central
Central
Consolidated
20c
Feb
34%c Jan
80,200
15%
40c
^
Edmonton Corp Ltd.
Calvan Petroleums
3,540
2.68
60c
3,700
3.50
4%C"
2.45
II
•
13,600
2,000
Jan
16%
1
Products
Mines
Feb
1
Mines Ltd
&
Jan
Stocks—
Admiral
Anaconda
'—
1
3.05
Jan
.
1
Ltd
Mines
Zinc
&
Hargreaves
Wright
Jan
7c
Mineral
Westville
Jan
1.93
Fields
Uranium
2OV2C
34c
v
1
Corp
20c
9,oO0
1
Jan
65c
3,500
•
Mines
Jan
74 %c
2,400
Feb
Jan
12
396
705
4.65
Jan
3,875
68c
6%c
2,200
Pyrite
Western
10
24
alO
10%
class A__*
Feb
4,25
66c
4.20
7,900
1,000
1,500
22,500
.1:
Jan
Feb
Jan
45c
Malartic
Jan
Jan
5c
1.40
19c
Jan
3.30
Ltd
Wendell
Jan
44c
Tungsten Corp of Canada Ltd
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
Vinray
Feb
9c
25
3.00
Mines
Ventures
18%c Jan
Mines Ltd
Silver
United
Jan
1
—1
Gold
Jan
20%
24
10%
Ltd
4.10
Jan
1.85
6%c
Jan
.22% Jan
17%
17c
Jan
Feb
34c
34c
1
Mines Ltd
Lake
Feb
24
7.15
15 %C
1.05
10c
—
Jan
Feb
665
Ltd
Steep Rock iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd.
1,430
26%
(1944)
Mines
Stadacona
1.25
19
100
16
Jan
25%
106
.
55
200
w
24
preferred—100
1st
54%
a
com.*
Ltd.10
54
54
4.20
1
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.
12%
..
16c
1
1
1
*
Fields Ltd
Gold
Royran
*
1
Ltd
Uranium
13
11%
»"
Jan
72c
Feb
Jan
1.45
28c
Feb
Jan
Feb
11%
_1
1.07
Jan
Jan
63c
20,000
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields.
1
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
-1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Smelting & Refining—.
1
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—1
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
*
Feb
10
•
Jan
5.60
2c
3.00
1,000
1
63c
Jan
95c
12,000
63c
1
Ltd
Fields
Gold Mines of B
10
3.55
•
Feb
Feb
18
3c
Mines Ltd—*1
Cons Gold Dredging Ltd
Pato
Feb
1.65
700
1
tLd
Mines
Cadallic Gold
Jan
1,127
a
Jan
28
Lake
8%
51%
65c
20
Pandora
1.85
50%
51c
Osisko
Feb
51%
al2
Feb
Ja*
7
Feb
7%. Feb
450
>
70c
53c
32c
22c
1,400
23
Jan
Jan
20 %c 20 %c
40c
5.25
28
*
55c
300
•
200
Co
14%c Jan
35c •
58,800
a35c
1
11%
Co
Jan
11%
50c
Ltd-
Mines
Santiago
10
Ltd
9.25
14c
Nocana Mines Ltd
Rix-Athabasca
Breweries
Mines
Feb
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd—
Red
preferred
Sulphur
Base Metals
11
Feb
7%
Yellowknife
Mines
Feb
Jan
Stocks—
Mines
Arnora
2.17
8.00 Jan
Feb
1,80
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Arno
Jan
67
40%
Jan
Ltd
Uranium
American
Jan
93c
32
Feb
Canada
Mining
31c
200
Jan
1.70
certificates.——
Products
Westeei
12,000
Jan
39
Feb
Power
Co
27c
1.10
58
*
&
26c
23%
52
Amusement Corp Ltd
Watson
560
5
1.70
•*.
Canada
Feb
8.80
37
37
:
pfd—100
Ltd
*
Finance Corp class A__
-_*
of
56c
8.75
250
30
Ltd
trust
iJack)
Feb
3,000
250
Feb
Petroleum
Gas
Jan
54c
56c
40
Yukeno Mines Ltd
Voting
18%
54c
58
Jan
Co
United
Feb
Jan
50
5%
•
Canada Power 6%
Union
Jan
17%
345,840
29
Jan
Paper
Transvisien-Television
13c
21c
17% al7%
58
3.55
Southern
Traders
Jan
Jan
16%C
28
51%
Sangamo
Supertest
11c
12c
26,500-
13c
3%c
_1
*
Ltd
Oils
&
Coal
27%
Ltd
Industries
II
1
1
—1
Mines Ltd-
New
26
Weeden
Russell
3%c
1
1
Ltd
11
50
6%
Part 2nd
Jan
Jan
*
11
99
of Can 6%
Corp
6%
15%
29c
15c
*
Ltd
Mines
Montauban
100
Co
Jan
7.10
Feb
Feb
3%c
1
—1
—
26
—/
*
:
&
P
Feb
6.45
14
21c
Jan
29
4%
Jan
1
Ltd*—
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
Mogador Mines Ltd
:
Monp as Mines Ltd
51%
Ltd
&
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd —5
Merrill.Island Mining Corp. Ltd
1
Jan
■
♦
:
Jan
Jan
8c
12
1
—__
Ltd
Mines
Mackeno Mines Ltd
6
...
10
common
scotia
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
24%
•
Ltd
Mines
Shore
—
Ltd—1
Lingside Gold Mines Ltd
96
29
Power
Newfoundland Lt
Feb
1
Lake
6.25
Jan
3.40
3,760
common..*
Paper Co
Ontario
3c
10%
14
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
94
27,825
6%
6'/4
*
&
Jan
Jan
12
21c
a
8.80
Dufault Mines Ltd
Lake
1.90
*
Preferred
Canada
Jan
1.28
1.10
19c
1
Ltd
Labrador Mining & Explor Co
Ladulama Gold Mines Ltd.
2.75
100
of
5%c
Feb
5c
1.00
.
•lie
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Klondike-Keno
6
pfd.10
Minnesota
49 %c 49 %c
—1
1
1
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd—
Kayrand Min Devel Co Ltd.
Kenmayo Yukon Mines
1.90
pfd._
Mica
Feb
'Jan.
Jan
Jan
20 Vz
•
A
Jan
48c
19c
1,000
Mines
Mines Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Mines
51%
class
Feb
9.20
Feb
Jan
Gold
Mines Ltd*
Cons Gol i
50
Oil
Light &
8.15
1,950
10%
13c
9%c Feb
Feb
2.75
Melchers Distilleries Limited 0%
Mexican
48c
8.70
1
Manitou
Lake
6
Teleg and Tel Co Ltd com.10
McColl-Frontenac
8.90
1
Ltd
Mines
Soma-rDuvernay Gold Mines Ltd
&
10c
5c
9%
10
100
(Walter M)
Power
2.85
10c
55c
Jan
12%
MacLaren
2.60
10 c
Mines Ltd—
Yellowknife
•
B
Lowney Co Ltd
17%
25c
50 Vz
*
preferred
Alfred
Jan
Jan
43 V
*
Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd^*
Lambert
16%
8.50
Ltd common—*
Foundation
conv
17%
Jan
55
40
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd—
Investment
17 %
Jan
1,827
9
Company.
Securities Corp
Hydro-Electric
Feb
17%
15c
42
a2.00
Halifax^nsurance
11c
47c
160
,
Lakes
Feb
1,500
41
'
Great
10c
27,004
Jan
9
com.
3,100
21c
25 V*
a2.00
common,
lie
4%C
Feb
7%
Foreign Power Sec (Dorp Ltd
6 '1
red preferred
Freiman Ltd
10c
4c
Jan
A..10C
A
Feb
11c
20c
23
_*
class
Can
6c
20c
79
1
*
...
Jan
1
400
Ltd
...
3 %c
Jaculet
25'A
25
class A__
Products
6,500
Jan
275
Paper Co Ltd
6c
Jack
53%
.
,10
*!
Steel
5c
Jan
Jan
*
Mfg Ltd
6c
Jan
39
25%
Dominion
Donnacona
19c
1
*_1
Feb
15%
50
'■
Fleet
Jan
100
160
a5%
B
Eastern
Feb
24 %c
1,230
23,979
52
24%
Worsteds
13 %c
Feb
26c
51 Vz
a5%
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion
Oilcloth & Lino Co Ltd
&
Jan
19c
21C
Feb
25%
*
Woollens
9c
2,500
25c
39
aS6
•
Feb
1,000
20c
1
Feb
41
*
Limitee
Frere
49,500
9%c
13%
New
Class
Feb
9%c
6%c Feb
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
25
25
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg Co Ltd—*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
*
David
56c
6.45
39
35
_
Feb
13 %e 13 %c
13%
5
Preferred
Feb
36 %c
14%
Jan
44
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A
26c
14
30
44
preferred
Feb
Feb
6.45
Feb
.-J
Combined Enterprises Ltd common
mmercial Alcohols Ltd common
4%c
20c
10%
26%
31
cl
Jan
4%c Feb
Feb
6.45
48%
a6
Gen Advert Ltd
7%c
8c
6c
14%
375
5
B
9%c
Jan
15%c Jan
13%c Jan
10%
110
*
Neon
Class
15,700
Jan
28c
5
28
Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd.*
Chateau-Gai
Wines
Ltd
Claude
50c
Jan
4.00
Jan
1
18
1,261
a6
Canadian Western Lumber Co
44c
47c
*
1
Giant
a__
_
107 Vz
a6
Co
1,000
2.65
Jan
3,300
Holllnger
100
5%
Products
1,000
26c
5c
Golden
210
1
Canadian Salt Co Ltd
4%c
26c
1.05
Feb
49%
*
L_
4%c
5c
Feb
13%
Inv Ltd com.*
Companv
Paper
2,500
1.00
13%
4*445
._*
Marconi
Pwr &
7c
Jan
3.60
—-1
—
Macdonald
•inadian
6c
I4%c
1.00
31%
26%
..100
Canadian Ingersol Rand
Canadian
1,000
2.02
15c
53,400
2.75
Mines
Gold
Sol
Jan
48%
•
52
•
cimtuiuu
...
14%c 14%C
Jan
19C
Ltd
Sullivan
Jan
Feb
5
Ltd
159,500
Asbestos
Gold
10%
155
26%
Ltd
800
23c
*
Mines
29
20,095
8
18
48%
*
Investments
Industries
preferred
8
High
39
*
Dock Co
350
30
10%.
13%
13%.
108% 110%
19
B
class
Dredge &
Canadian
8
Ltd—•
Ltd
Ltd
Co
13%
1
Low
al9% al9%
preferred
Ltd
Canadian
1
Sugar Co
3.90
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fontana Mines (1945) Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
5
Dominion
2.50
19c
for Week
Pulp & Paper Co Ltd com.*
&
Jan
Emerald Glacier
El
Sales
of Prices
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Canada
8c
1,005
15,800
1,000
2,450
142,300
3,000
East
Last
Par
Canada
Jan
*
Explorations Ltd
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
Duvay
Sale Price
Ltd-—*
5c
3.75
1
1
;
Ltd
Mines
Cortez
STOCKS
1st
Ltd
Mines
Rochette
37
Canadian Funds
convertible
Jan
5,500
2.40
Candego
Eldona Gold
Butterfly Hosiery. Co
8c
23c
Mines
1
Consolidated Central Cadillac Mines—1
Cons Lebel Oro Mines Ltd
1
Feb
28 Vz
common
Jan
1
Mines Ltd-**
Gold
25
Montreal Curb Market
Company
60
3.75
*
855
Dominion
orown
7,500
1
Ltd
Co
230
Dome
British Col
5c
2.42
Carnegie Mines Ltd
*
Cassiar Asbestos Corporation Limited-*
28
Co
21c
Jan
5%c
Celta
37
Development
Feb
4c
5%c
Jan
10
vjo-Nfld
21c
8,500
1
Gold Mines Ltd
20%
Week's
1,000
4c
6/2C
6c
Jan
300
Friday
21c
6c
13%
28
Toronto
Feb
21c
4c
28
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlO
Royal
Jan
57,000
—
Jan
32 Vz
Scotia
Nova
11 %c
7c
—
Jan
27 %
28
Feb
6c
1
13%
32 Vz
10
High
Low
6c
1
Ltd
Mines Ltd*
Gold
25 .25Va
25
•
6c
—
1
Century Mining Corp Ltd
Colomac Yellowknife Mines Ltd
20 %
20%
10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
———1
Mines
Gold
Centremaque
Janadienne
Ltd
Mines
27
Banks—
Commerce
Shares
Jan
7.90
655
27%
Lake
44
10
13%
27%
13%
25
preferred
for Week
Par
Bob's
waiaer
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
*
Wabasso Cotton
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Range
59c
57c
59C
17.200
*
3.65
3.25
3.75
2.07
1.96
2.07
12,100
3,900
•
50c
49c
51c
5,600
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
8.25 Feb
2.75
25c
Feb
8.85 Jan
Jan
4.35
Feb
Feb
17%
Jan
68C
Jan
47%c Jan
2.75
Jan
3.75
1.96
Feb
2.37
42c
Jan
Jan
Jan
60c
Feb
Jan
Feb
(952)
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
1952
Monday, March 3,
.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
The
compilation
Friday, Feb.
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
National Petroleums
New
British &
Corp Ltd
Dominion
New
Continental
New
Oil Ltdof
ENDED
Oils
Pacific
Petroleums
FEBRUARY
Wester^
"fihlios
Oils
Oil
RedPic
Petroleums
South
Brazeau
Low
High
■'...", v"'
Western
Jan
Calllnan Flin Flon
•
30c
.30c; 5374c
59,945
1.15
Jan
1.96
Feb
Calmont Oils
1
2.05
1.97
2.20
57,795
Jan
17J/iC
Jan
Calno'rth
•
1.27
1.20
1.53
'391,300
3.55 Jan
4.50
Feb
Campbell Red Lake
37,633
II,065
12%
Feb
Canada
Bread
1.67
Jan
uanada
Cement
2.38
Feb
2.63
Jan
3.30
*
Feb
30,950
-
2,300
9.85
3.05
Jan
1.08
1.05
1.10
3,600
1.00
Jan
2.10
2.25
6,081
1.65
Jan
G0c
3.50
*
13c
*
1,000
3.50
3,200
13c 13 Vic
1.50
1
60c
3.25
—
1.45
55c
2.80
4,500
1.52
10c
14;900
1.35
>
Jan
Ltd
1
1
&
Gas
class
B
Jan
6.00
6.25
4.75
5.20
1
-
Foils class
Canada
Malting
Canada
Northern
Canada
Packers
77c
Jan
98c
Jan
5.75
6.00
12,000
4.65
Jan
•6.15
Feb
1.80
2.00
42,750
1.70
Feb
2.20
Jan
•
_
___
class
*
A
Mortgage
Oils—
S S Lines common
stocks
Sale Pi ice
of Prices
Par
Abitibi
Power
<fe
Paper
Acadia-Atlantic
Low
16
25%
25 Va
25%
2.025
17 Va
17 Va
650
25Jan—.
16% Jan
6V4
6%
410
A
«
»
6%
___1
—*
19C
Distilleries
common
Amalgamated
Larder
American Leduc
Petroleums Ltd
»
Anacon Lead
ZiZZ*,.*—,—1-.
__
Petroleums
9%
50
9'Va
Jan
10 7i
Jan
1.60
1.68
65,870
1.42
Feb
1.85
Feb
1.02
Feb
1.19
Jan
3,400
,
Jan
Canadian
Jan
65c
Jan
Canadian Salt
Feb
56%
Jan
Canadian
IO8V4 113 %
3,050
105%
Jan
125 Va
Feb
Canadian
Williston
G3%
Jan
2.75
1,800
Bank
of
Nova
of
Toronto
Barnat
Barvue
34
Feb
14%
16
386
14%
Feb
16
Jan
15%
42%
16%
455
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
4374
850
39 Va
Feb
49
Jan
33%
34
116
32
35%
Jan
20
'
20
20
70
52
54
330
ZvV;6
6
35
% Feb
Jan
Feb
6
20
Feb
Jan
49%
54
Feb
Jan
6%
10
Jan
Jan
100
9
21
25
455
21
Feb
31
Jan
52c
5 fir
4 510
50c
Feb
58c
Jan
'2T;'
1,125
24%
Jan
-
10
10
Feb
v
Feb
3,15
Pacific
—25
Jan
145
97
Jan
96%
32%
Feb
3.7%
Feb
6%
Jan
35
7,257
6V2
1.075
16
16%
1,049
4.80
5.95
16V2
0
Minerals
5.80
;
5% Jan
16
Feb
Jan
Jan
Cariboo Gold
115.921
2.05
70
32%
Jan
1.20
1,100
1.10
Jan
'
_
Feb
Jeu
18%. Jan
Jan
35
1.15
Canadian Wirebound class A
18c
35
1.20
24
I6V2C Feb
140
10
33%
6%
•
15
98
•
6%
34
*
Ltd
29
145
98
25
zZ/Z?iv:Z
Railway
Co
Jan
145
26
5.95
Feb
Feb
35
1.25
Jan
41,425
70c
Feb
1.12
Jan
3.75
3.75
3.90
15,660
3.50
Jan
4.15 Jan
3 VaC
Feb
8 VaC
Feb
Castle Trethewey
1
2.55
2.40
2.55
900
2.17
Jan
2.55
13,050
78c
Jan
1.10
Feb
Central Explorers
1
8.15
7.00
8.25
27,225
5.20
Jan
8.25
Feb
53c
59c
139,900/
47c
Jan
Feb
Central
Leduc
0"\t
3.05
2.85
3.10
33,858
2.60
Jan
3.20
Jan
P&tricla
62c
66c
72c,/
Jan
3.25
3.55
17,020
24VaC 27 Vac
60,610
8.85
9.20
12
21c
31c
40c
74c
85c
3.10
20c
16,683 /
8.35
Jan
3.75
30c
Feb
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
9.60
Jan
Charter
12
Feb
Chatco
Chemical
Jan
Jan
Jan
3,500
19c
Feb
33c
31c
Feb
62 74c
33,200
8.700
16c
6,000
12c
Feb
3,750
1.20
Feb
8
8
25
7%
Jan
1.25
1.23
1.30
1.13
Jan
574c
;.
v;
Steel
common——i
Research
50c
2
Jan
,95c
Feb
Chesklrk
7VaC Jan
12c
Jan
Chesterville
1074c Feb
14c
Jan
Chromium
36c 42 Vac
60,600
50c
Feb
Citra-Lartic
Mines
Ltd,.
1
10Vic
Silver
Mines—
1
78c
12%
87
13c
14,000
lie
10VaC
11c
26c
70
12c
1,100
Z
840
12 %4
Jan
Feb
83
14
Jan
11c
Jan
Jan
87
'1
Feb
Mines
Cochenour Willans
Cochrane-Dunlop
12c
Jan
Preferred
2.90
64,600
2.65
Feb
3.10
17
17 Vi
250
16%
Feb
177i
Feb
1.73
74,000
1.46
Jan
1.80
Jan
Feb
13c
Feb
Jan
%
Jan
Commonwealth
Conduits
National
Coniaga;;
Mines
43,700
8c
9c
19,900
14c
Jan
8%c Feb
18c
22c
26,800
18c
Petroleum
31c
Feb
IOV2C
Jan
Coniaurum
24c
Jan
Consolidated
Allenbee
consolidated
3.00
1,250
2.86
Feb
3.20
Jan
16c 16 %C
10,500
15 %c
4:
4—-
Feb
Feb
23%
25
23%
Feb
23%
Feb
Feb
19
,'.r
17
3,660
1.24
24,700
1.05
Feb
1.24
Feb
4c
4,/-c
12.*00
3%c
Jan
7c
Jan
3.70
400
3.50
Jan
3.75
*
3.60
1.50
1.50
-
100
58c
1.47
58c
125.438
27c
123,532
Astoria,
1
Consolidated
Bakeries
*
774
774
17c
8c
Feb
28
Consolidated
Central
27%
28'%
—1
7V2C
974 c
I,285
27%
Feb
30
Jan
Consolidated
36%
Cordasun
36%
37 Vi '
585
36V2
Jan
37 '/a
Feb
40
39 Va
Consolidated
348
Howey
39%
Feb
41
Jan
Consolidated
Lebel
90c
Feb
1.14
Jan
Feb
6.65
Jan
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
*
40
90c
90c
98c
10,675
-1
6.15
6.00
6.15
18,965
—
51c
*
51c 52 Vac
6.00
19,750
51c
Jan
65c
Jan
Consolidated
Press
12
25
12
Feb
13
Jan
Consolidated
20
4874
Feb
54
Jan
10,629
152
38
38%
24c
31c
25
■
38%
1
Berens- River'
—_1
___/
25c
:
52c
42c
45c
874
'
1*2,848,
Feb
Feb
Feb
Cosmos
100
37c
Feb
52c
Feb
9Sc
99e
77,850
70c
Feb
1.02
36,140
70c
Jan
474c Jan
4%c
10,200
7
25
6%
13 Va
45%
_l
Craig
Crestaurum
6c
-
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Croinor
7
..
Feb
,
Feb
45%
Feb
D'Aragon
15c
Jan
21%c
Feb
Davies
3%c
4%c
23,500
3Vac
Jan
4VaC
Feb
Davis Leather
35c
38c
II.400
27c
Feb
45c
Jan
9Vac
Jan
18c
Jan
13 74
i
13 Vac
13c
16c
23,633
*.
5.90
6.25
1,725
5.80i Feb
6.25
Feb
*
16%
16 Va
85
1674 Feb
17 Va
Feb
*
14
14
25
10 Va
10%
30,320
126
126
5
__
—.
ordinary
*
American- Oil
Lake—__________
1
10%
preferred—_____
Columbia
Electric
4%
preferred—
*
8
Jan
20
Jan
Feb
33 Va
Jan
6%
6 Va
6%
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
1.40
1.44
18
.
5%
6,807
1.40
.Jan
.7%
Feb
1.50
Jan
Jan
*
Malting
Steel
1,086
1.15
Feb
1.33
Jan
Dominion Textile
57/2C Jan
33
20,300
25c
9
18c
8
Jan
127c
Feb
10 %c
Jan
Dor.alda
Donnell
8 —
&
&
Jan
26c
2,370
13%
Feb
14%
Feb
3 75
3.50
3.80
5,866
3.50
Feb
4.00
Jan
10%
1074
10 74
500
8%
8
8%
75
28
190
10 74c 11 %C
3,650
27%
&
Steel
Feb
-22y2
Feb
8%
Jan
Feb
Jan
28% Jan
Jan
9c
12c
Jan
Feb
100
Jan
7
15c
3,500
11c
Jan
15c
35c
35c
500
32c
Feb
37c
Jan
14c 15 74 c
56";600
7%c
Jan
18c
Jan
14Vac
5%
5,500
12c
Feb
48c
46c
49c
20,500
44c
Feb
16%
17
185
5
5.74
1274C 13 74 c
o I
»
Feb
17c /. Jan
Jan
70c
16% Feb
700
37c 4174c
c
5
17
Jan
34c
92,400
1.13
1.15
.
' Feb
2.44
'1.03
3,700
2.15
1.15
2.40
63.650
;
Jan 1
.Jan
7% Jan
44c: •: Jan
10c
1.15 '.Jan
2.45; Jan
r
Jan
1.75
13.850
13c '
11c
2.75
III,950
64c
61c
78c
240,300
24%
23 '4
24%
4,784
2.57
/
Feb
13c'. "Jan
2.50
2.00
Jan
;
194 Feb
40c
Jan
78c,/Feb
23%
Feb
26% Jan
1
9.00
8.90
9.15
4,140'
8.80
Jan
17%
17 Va
17%
3,796
16%
Jan
18%, Feb
28
28 74
660
28
Feb/.
30
Jan
21
21
50
21
Jan
Jan
13
13
1^%-
9774
10..
Feb
12Vs
Jan
,121 <
14%
75
97
Jan
98 Va
Jan
25
11
Jan
12
Jm
25
25
Feb
70
43
..
Jan
17
%
Feb
5/003
-_
9874
11%
1174
_j.*
common
28%
572
24%
Feb
32 Vs
Jan
no
,774
Feb
25
25
44
44
8%' Jan
East
n
8 %C
8'7'aC
7o
Jam
157 a
25..
15 Va
Jan
—1574
16%
16 sa
55
16%
Jan
16%
t
>■
lie-;,
,
Feb
East Rim
East Sullivan
Jan
Eastern
Steel
107 a
1174
1,130
10%
39%
40%
310
39%
Feb
,.45
Jan
12
1,030
11%
Feb
13
Jan
5%
5%
200
44c
52c
19,300
6
6
75
1.12
261,500
1
45c
*
:
__J.
1.00
98c
.—J
lQ74c
10c
,/?
:
8c
Mines
__i
,
-
■.
774 c
;22c
*
.
Mines
r' 20c
Die
90c
7%
Jan
54c
Jan
5%
6
1.12
Feb
98c
Z.13c
7%c Jan
%fc' ***"6,000
7Vic
Feb
24c' '""48,060
8
12%
Jan
5%
1114c* ***44,000'
20c
Jan
90c
Jan
666
* Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
9c
"
Jan
25c
Jan
*
95 c"
*"10,700
t. 25" **"104,350
*.1
i :02
98c
1
8.65
8.50
8.85
7%
7%
•
Feb
44c
"
4.
Njf kel Mines
Jam*
1774
•
Mudge class A—
Malartic
Feb
11%
Woollens
Am phi
'25
■Z 43% ! Feb
•/19 Vi .Jan
"
522"'
1834
/
11
•
East Crest Oilj
East
'
j
17%
r_*
»'
common
Jan
8,500
12
Feb
674
_•
Duvay Gold
;.9..%c
Jan
.
V*
8/
13c
.
common—*
Mines
&
Jan
.2074
-
10
26
,6%
••
25
Dragon Oils & Gas
200
8
Feb
1
common
Feb
7,360
\
Jan
*
Ltd
Goal
36VaC
Vic
8c.
6%
"
1
Chemical
Jan
*21
7%
•
Dominion
Feb
Feb
36
24%
•
Jan
18c
1474
6
_2
Stores
16,800
6
26.150
14
'
Dominion Tar
19,340
115
6
Feb
18C 2174c
20c
14 %
50
Dominion
15.7'a
43.
Dominion
Dominion
34,500
Feb
"
Feb
24c
19c
100
Jan
8%c
Jan
—25c
Magnesium
13c
''
see page
Foundry
19
21
26 Va
1
Zi—
Preferred
Feb
34'a
13c
Jan
'
Jan
32c 36 Vac
34c
*
*
Dominion
Dominion
Jan
8c
19,723
1
preferred
18
20c
•
,
Dominion Coal
8%c
*33 Va
19c
_10
125
34
15 %c
1
Ltd—
Ltd..
127,600
22c
19c
___•
——
Bank
13c
8 Vi-c
__
Mines
1.20
«
Feb
___1
18 Va
1
42%
16%
*
9c
9c
806
,
Feb
'574
Lid
1.16
12c
Hill
For footnotes
200
1,067
36 Vt
•
Preferred
1.43
•
1
2,100
Vi":-'..
14,080
Jan
Jan
7
39%
__1-
Yellowknife
Dominion
Feb
Buffalo
preferred
Dome
18%
1
—
Dome
31
20
32
„
37%
A
Seagrams
•
Exploration (Western)
Feb
V 6%
20
31
Feb
37%
1
class
Devon-Leduc Oils
Feb
91.
6%
17c
"
Jan
Feb
7
47c
Jan
_1
___
Producers
21c
87
31%
Jan
8%c
•
___;
Minerals
23
•235
«•
Calder Bousquet Caldwell Linen common
20Vac
/
90
Z__Zl
_
Feb
87
Gold
class B
Jan
89
•
33c
154,699
1
Mines
Rio
Detta
Discovery
100
Ankerite
/_
Jan
15c
25
1.25
13,780
17c
_*
—
Distillers
79
1
Delnite
Feb
Jan
Buffalo
—
-
,
Jan
47c
..
Oils
Feb
77
_
.
15c
2074
7,503
,
B,
Jan
99
_•
Class
14
126
79
Class B
Lake
124,200
15
2174
Mills
Mines
13%
Feb
77
:
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
21c
15
Feb
77%
Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Packers class A
British Columbia Power class A
class A
18c
20 %
20%
Feb
10 Va
126,
1.20
40c
'
pid__100
8rltish
Mines
19c
23
common
14
,.
common
Petroleum
Decalta
Del
„„100
___
Feb
Feb
Bralorne Mines
.
1.00
22,950
7%
9Vac Feb
1.15
10
Patricia
45%
Boymar
class A
Crowshore
12 Va
1
Jan
12%c
•
Box
Pershing
25
.
Jan
7c
41c
1.17
__l
Mines
100
Jan :
6%
14Vac
—__
—
208,600
36c
(T
Jan
Feb
*
A
——
Mining
Bit
1.15
i
Roofing class A
Imperial
45%
3%c
—
orttish
27c
*
voting
Paper
15 Vac 21%c
19c
___
5%c
13 Va
—il
_____
Bright
Jan
*
Cournor
52c
80c
—50
Mines
new
14c
*
class
—
Dist
Corrugated
Jan
96c
___*
(H)
Feb
40c
,
23 %c
1
Exploration
39%
7
—__ ___
Conwest
Feb
90c
—
Jan
23c
99c
1
common
9%
Corby
/ 37
1
,
Red
Feb
1.47 Feb
Feb
22,700
1
Kivkland
52c
Consumers Gas
25c
1
Rochette
48 Va
8%
Brazilian Traction
1.64
62c
Feb
_1
Oils
Oro
12
48%
_
Mines
Cadillac
48 Vi
*
_
49c
Brewis
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.32
8,936
Jan
4.30
13%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
5Gc
465
Feb
%
Jan
1.43
600
1.47
6c
8 Va
Brantford Cordage
3.60
11%
170
1.39
58c
•
,„1
16
80O
12%
1.50
Z
3.80
12%
,
5,500
45c
Bordulac
Jan
Jan
15
7 Vac
_Z_
Gold
1.65
1.45
19
io
Class A preferred
Blue Ribbon preferred
Jan
Feb
—_____10
Mines
1.85
Jan
6%c
«
Gold
Feb
15
16c
—
*.
72c
13
10
Telephone
Jan
50
12%
5
Oil
13 %c
3.70
„*
Mines
Jan
Feb
23%
—
*
Feb
Feb
10c
40
*
Feb
Jan
8.20
5,600
Commoil
15c
50c
Feb
15
16
23%
70
Jan
7.05
19
1.05
Feb
1,33 Feb
1.50
4c
Jan
2.98
Jan
Jan
Feb
8
15
17
12c
22c
1.50
19
—
1.05
21%
,
9.772
•
Copper,.
1,156
8c
83c
1
Stream
5,050
20'Ac
76c
„_1
Cold
22
31c
12.225
Colomac Yellowknife
13c
25 %c
1074c 10V4C
—__25
21 Vi
8c
28c
1,200
♦
,i
13c 13%c
\
17c
.
5%c Feb
20,596
*
9',aC
119,270
13,600
44c
8.00
1
common
Cockshutt Farm Equip
'
674c
36c
7.50
1.45
1
:
Class A
974c Jan
9,325
36 74c
1
Mines
Lode
Jan
1.56
11c
21
18c
—
1474c
2.73
,
22%'C" Jan
Feb
15c
1.35
7,500
1
Burrard class A
16c
1.25
25,600
13 V,
Feb
14c
•
-
9c
/
62c
18c
1
—i
10,130
-
1.30
.—1
Oils
12c
Bealty Bros
Burlington Steel
65c
Jan
Jan
51c
Central
Jan
49,850
2,4913
Beattie-Duquesne Mines Ltd
Reef
-ZZ-i
Mines
7Vac
Mining
G)
Gold
Jan
11 Ve
1
Biltmore Hats
Oil
1
Ltd—
Yukon
70c
1
Bates & Innes class A
Bathurst Power class A
2nd
Feb
111,250
85
ZZZ_ZZZl
—__Z—ZZIIl
Scotia
Mines
Co
31%
7c
Z-ZZIIIIl
.1-
Mines
&
1,490
98c
13
1
Bank
Burns
32%
80c
12 c
1
Montreal
Bunker
31%
100
Vickers
3Cc
_*
_____
Mills
Jan
20
22%
__
.
51c
1.73
t!937)
„_
duffadlson
preferred
48 Vi
2.80
Bagamac Mines
Bankfield Consolidated
Bruck
26%
Feb
7,127
92C
ZI_Z—1
Z_10
B
.
Gold
Broulan
Feb
18 Va
10 Vic
i
.
Aubelle Mines
43/4%
Feb
25
2,162
71c
1_*
class
Aumaque
,
5%
130
33c
1
.
__
British
7.65
1,105
18%
common—
,
2,030
__100
—
______
Preferred
6.00 Jan
2574
8c
____.
_
Brantford
7.05
25
18 Va
37'aC
*
—
—
Atlas Yellowknife
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
Bobjo
Feb
Cobalt
Steels
Bonville
Cos
preferred
3,150
82c
common
Mines
"^eood
Oils
8%
51
ZZ//f
Asher Oil Co Lid-.
Blbis
Canadian
p
55c
1
Ascot Metals Corp
Ashdown Hardware
devcourt
Feb
92
Jan
'
99c
3.75
19c
—1
—1
Armistice
Bellekeno
173
Jan
_•
53c
—1
.
Ltd-
Preferred
Bell
Feb
84
54
*
Locomotive
48%
11 Va
Resources
Metals
Canadian
Canadian Malartic
25c
Mines
Base
Jan
9,10
Porcupine
of
170
40
20
Jan
3.35
____/
Rouyn Mines
Ankeno Mines
Bank
29
85%
i.
Jan
54C
——_
A.tmo
Aunor
173
85'A
%
4c
_
Atlas
Feb
Feb
58
49
74c
__
Petroleums
Athona
11%
95c
♦.
„
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian /
Gold
Jan
8.35
8,276
Feb
}/■
23c
«
__
Nepheline
American Yellowknife
Arjon
0
'■
Dredge
53c
320
Jnn
Jan
Jan
preferred
20c
24
30%
49
Central
Rights
Argus Corp
$1.75
Feb
17c
Feb
Jan
34
*
Canadian Food Products class A__.
Canadian Ice Machine class A
—-1
Jan
24
11 7 b'
Jan
26
47%
42%
•
common
Canadian
Feb
17c
80
44%
16
Feb
12c
24
865
35
Jan
33
335
29
48 Vh
52
•
Feb
36c
__1
34%
Va
85
31%
Jan
19,000
112
Jan
10
25
18%
*
2.75
Aluminium Ltd
ZZ_ZZZZZZ»
Aluminum Co of Canada
pfd
ZZ25
Jan
11
48
25
•
6%
44,900
55c
50%
90
571
55
.—10
25 V4
43c
SO'!,
Feb
Jan
Jan
49
10%
4474
IZ25
15c 18 %C
*
ZZ.
20 %
170
—
Celanese
99c
1
„
17
Jan
6.55
Commerce
preferred
40c
1
___
Alberta pacific Cons
Algoma Steel ——y//■/
Cons
19c
Feb
19
85%
17 74
Jan
Jan
15%
44%
'
9%
___
Apex
6,550
$1
Jan
'
Canadian
Jan
Jan
27%
53%
____—
1.65
Petroleums
akaicho Yellow Knife
Area
21c
18%
Jan
79
Jan
*
25
«
common
18c
jZZ*
Ajax
Aquarius
L9C
5%
Feb
48 Va
Feb
26
10%
Oils
of
Canners
A
Feb
71
175
965
___
Breweries
42c
Agnew-Surpass
Anson
High
7,434
Oils
Anchor
Low
17
Acme Gas <fc Oil-..
American
IUgh
16%
Acadia-Uranium
Alberta
Class
20
class
Bank
Canadian Cdr
Range Since Jan. 1
16'/a
Common
Admiral
Shaies
common-1*
new
$1.50 preferred
Atlantic
Canadian
Canadian
47
281
*
•
Canadian
for Week
70
73
44%
Wire & Cable class A
•*"
47
26
Zv:
____
:.
Range
Last
Jan
2774
48 Va
u
Canadian
Feb
5.00
15 V4
26
1
Sales
6.75
Jan
33%
33 %
.—20
Southern
Week's
Jan
49
*
Friday
Feb
5.45
4.30
10J/8
—
■»
Preferred
Exchange
Jan
Jan
2074
•
•
Power
Class B
Funds
1.53
20
....
Canada Permanent
Canada
2.48
15%
—
20%
Canada
Canadian
73
«
A
Canada
Toronto Stock
43c
Jan
Jan
51c
72
47
-
•
Iron Foundry...
79c
Jan
1.55
Jan
27
preferred— -50
common
Feb
1.77
6.10
5.20
Preferred
Jan
13 %c
Feb
1
.—1
Canada
1.99
77c
Oil
Canada
5.75
16,450
Cons
Feb
3.55
H00
80c
Oils
30c
•
High
19
13'A Jan
3,720
16%
15%
16
Feb
75c
,
Jan
*
Oils
Low
11 Vic
Feb
2.25
V
Range Since Jan. 1
High
500
11%
•
Ltd.
Homestead
Low
5,000
2.75
1,400
4.15
Ltd
Par
•v.'"'
.7,/
31.150
3.75
•
Petroleums
Shares
1.89
10%
Superior Oils Ltd
Tor American Oils Ltd
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
for Week
2,63
11
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Sales
Range
oi Prices
Friday
15c 15 Vic
4.00
Ltd
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
?.
3.00
_1
Ltd
Co
'19
Range Since Jan. 1
High
90c
—
Ltd
period
1.80
1.89
•
Ltd
the
2.63
Ltd—*.
Can
WEEK
Calvan
Okalta
Pan
Co
for
29, inclusive.
2.95
3.00
•
_
Pacalta Oils Co Ltd
Oil
Low
_•
is
for Week
Sale Price
FOR
below
to Friday, Feb.
Sales
Friday
,
shown
22
1.02
Jan
1.29
Feb
9.25
Jan
*'
8.05
13,280
m
,
Feb
.7%. Febjj
9
Jan
Number 5095
Volume 175
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
41
(953)
Chronicle
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
The
compilation
shown
below
is
the
for
period
Friday, Feb. 22 to Friday, Feb. 29, inclusive.
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Range
Shares
Pen
Gold
Mines
Glacier
Emerald
Jan
Labatt
Jan
58c
Jan
Labrador Mining & Exploration
18c
Jan
49c
Feb
Ladulama
Feb
24% Jan
57c
49c
Ltd__
(John)
Candy Shops
Fanny Farmer
Fargo Oils Ltd
Grain
common
—
Gold
Francoeur
Cos
common
Exploration
Exploration
—
75c
Feb
Lake
Dufault
Mines
1
■lis
1.10
1.49
Jan
2.40
Feb,
Jan
18c
Jan
Lake
Fortune
Gold
•
5c
4%c
5%c
183,497
85,100
76c
14c
4c
Jan
6%c
Feb
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
Lake
Lingman
1
18 'Ac
18c
20c
7,625
18c
Feb
22c
Jan
Jan
Lake-Osu
21c
23c
7.8*0
20c
Feb
25c
Jan
Feb
Lake
Shore
Mines
11
Feb
13
Jan
Lake
Wasa
Mining
30 %c
Feb
35c
Jan
32'A
Jan
35%
Jan
1.00
1.10
700
12 1-2
12 J/2
200
1.00
1.30
Feb
1.00
13
Jan
11
2.05
2.05
2.25
7,000
1.48
1.45
1.54
21,437
2.60
Jan
Jan.
1.64
l
Jan
80c
Jan
Lake
65c
1,077
48c
11%
13%
9,760
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
La
17
17%
1,345
16%
Jan
17%
Feb
Lamaque
22%
Feb
25
Jan
40c
Jan
71c
Feb
12%
Jan
14'A
Jan
23
Jan
24
65c
1
24
23
24
380
70c
52c
71c
175,540
14
160
13%
13 %
24
24
24
50
5c
5%c
5,300
8.50
8.00
8.55
32,878
1.07
1.00
1.09
69,950
43c
42c
44c
13,900
1.75
1.70
50'4
.
of the Woods
Feb
1.90
Jan
53'A
Jan
Feb
55
Feb
14
50
13%
Jan
14
Feb
7c
Jan
9%c
Feb
Jan
62
Feb
73,000
23^c
23/-c
5nO
"U"
Class
-
5.50
,
.5*o
common—
5'A%
preferred
General
Bakeries
A
Class
Products Mfg class A
General
Preferred
;—
Lake
Geneva
Lake
Gold
Olenora
Lake Gold
God's
Goklale Mines
Goldcrest Gold
Gold
Eagle Mines
Golden
Jan
Manitou
—
—
Mining
Good/ish
Tire
Goodyear
Preferred
common
Mines
Jan
8.50
9.10
Jan
10
9.25
13,517
42
100
41%
Feb
42
Jan
15
ley.
570
15
Jan
17
Jan
98%
100
25
97
Jan
100
Jan
1?C
15c
27,000
10%
10%
11
4,014
7%c
9c
2%c
2%c
2,500
14,000
2%C
12c
Jan
18c
10
Feb
12 ye
Jan
7%c
Feb
12c
Jan
2%C
Feb
3'Ac
Jan
Jan
39c
36c
39c
18,200
3o:
Jan
41c
Jan
15 %c
15 %c
17c
10,050
15'Ac
Feb
17c
Jan
10%C
9%c
12C
17,400
Feb
12c
Feb
13'Ac
13c
15c
8c
common
Paper
Preferred
class A
Coal
West
Great
6'Ac
Jan
16c
Feb
16C
57,100
14c
Feb
23c
Jan
51,700
45c
Jan
67c
Jan
9,750
Lynx
Mines
Hallnor
—
Mines
Rock Gold
Hard
L
Heva
•
Long Lac
Homer
15c
Jan
23%c
Jan
6.30
Feb
„
5%c Jan
Class
Consol
Magnet
Goldfields
Malartic
Feb
Maxwell
47c
50c
38c
2,000
Jan
54c
Jan
Jan
10,050
37o
38c
45c
Jan
25c
New common
Jan
40c
Feb
4,550
12c
Jan
14c
Jan
12 %C
1.80
1.40
19
19
20%
4,965
19
Feb
21%
Jan
49%
50
2,649
49%
Feb
50
Jan
McColl
9
9
9%
805
7%
Jan
10
Feb
9 >4
8
Jan
10
Feb
McDougall Segur
Jan
27%
Feb
Mclntyre
Mclvor
27
24%
27%
20,770
IIV2C
10c
14c
17,550
9'Ac
Feb
14c
Feb
12c
12c
14c
10c
Jan
17%c
29
4%C
4%C
28%
29%
7,100
Preferred
3'Ac
Jan
4%c
Feb
547
28%
Feb
31%
Jan
McLellan
lie
10 %c
13c
12c
5%c
1.33
2.67
24
4%c
5%c
5,000
4'Ac Jan
6c
1.29
1.45
38,405
1.29
Feb
1.65
Feb
2.67
2.85
7,926
2.65
Feb
3.00
Jan
23%
24
360
23
Jan
26
Jan
23%
1.97
23%
24'A
I,360
23
Jan
26
Jan
1.90
1.97
10,350
1.90
16c
16c
17c
Jan
1.72
2%c
1.80
9,300
8,550
16c
1.70
.1.65
Feb
1.87
Jan
2%c
3c
15,000
2 Ac
Jan
4%c
Jan
8
410
7% Feb
8%
Jan
4%t Jan
8
2%c
Jan
15c
Jan
1,000
3y4c
Jan
Mercury Mills
3.30
Jan
Merrill
Jan
Mexican Light
2%c
2%c
2.80
3.15
600
15%
14'A
15%
440
12'Ac
13c
26,750
8%
220
12 %c
8%
12c
26 %c
2.30
79,250
12c 13 %c
23,125
26c 28 %c
24,400
30c
5,366
2.08
2.25
26 %c
Jan
2.65
Feb
14
11c
Jan
8%
Feb
1.90
Jan
16
14o
Feb
Feb
2.35
Midland
Brick
21c
Jan
Milton
31c
Jan
Minda-Scotia
24c
Feb
30'Ac
Feb
Feb
Metals
Mindamar
Voting
67c
17,900
51c
Feb
8'Ac
10c
70,250
6%c
Feb
12c
Jan
9%c
Feb
Mining
7,000
3,100
2.10
Feb
2.40
Feb
Model
12%
Jan
13
Jan
Monarch
9%c
Feb
12c
Feb
Monarch Mortgage
44c
Feb
12%
10'Ac
12c
5,825
57c
48c
59c
550,350
75c
52c
Feb
Knitting
8,000
70c
Feb
4c
10,500
3'Ac
Jan
84'Ac
4M2C
Jan
Jan
14'A
300
14%
Feb
16
6%
6'A
100
23c
27c
22,900
39
41
4,429
6'A
24c
40'A
Jan
Montreal Locomotive
Jan
Moore
Corp
30
80
Jan
91
Feb
109,500
26c
Jan
36(5
Feb
798
67
Jan
72
Feb
15
15%
1,060
15
Feb
15%
Feb
40c 41 %c
6,950
40c
Feb
47c
Jan
Jan
5%c
Jan
40c
2.60
64c
3.40
105
7%
560
52c
58c
139,573
7
8
300
1.65
54c
7
3,270
13%
Feb
15'A
2,772
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
National
14c
Jan
31c
Feb
National
Drug & Chemical
2.95
3,150
1.60
Feb
3.00
Feb
National Hosiery
64%
Jan
National
25c
Feb
National
Sewer
Feb
National
Steel
59%
23c 24 %C
128
129
9.80
3,257
58'A
Feb
21,500
20'Ac
Jan
209
125
9%
Jan
Feb
10%
Feb
Jan
57c
2,550
74,000
32'A
32%
410
37'A
38
7,383
36%
Feb
10'A
10%
4,361
9%
Jan
36c
4c
1,150
38
40
4c
38'A
305
98
99
210
44
45%
26%
27%
II,377
4,850
'
45
27
5c
6c
13,224
19'Ac
21c
17,889
6'Ac
20c
-7c
12,810
56c
60c
105,700
6%c
7c
3,000
50c
45 %c
52c
35,630
2.81
3.85
85.216
Pipe
Jan
New
Alger
40%
Jan
New
Bidlamaque
11
Jan
New
Jan
New
5c
Dominion Oil
British
Mines
Calumet
4c
Jan
35%
Jan
39%
Feb
New
11%
Jan
12
Jan
New
35c
Feb
41c
Jan
New
Jan
New
Jan
New Jason Gold
1.15
38%
Jan
42
100
Feb
Jan
48%
Jan
23%
Jan
31
Jan
New
Malartic
New
Morrison
Jan
New
Mosher Long
Jan
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
Newnorth
54c
Feb
68c
Jan
New Norsman
6%c
Feb
7'Ac
Jan
42c
Jan
57c
Jan
New Pacalta
Feb
New
Mines
2.65
Jan
3.85
——
Lake Mines
12c
7.500
10c
Feb
13'Ac
Jan
16c
26c
294.540
16c
Feb
31c
Feb
New
14%
14%
100
14'A
Jan
15
Jan
Nib
22c
22c
24c
11,600
22c
Feb
31c
Feb
17%
17
17%
2,092
16%
Jan
18'A
Jan
Feb
40c
Feb
Nipissing Mine*
Nisto Mines Ltd
Nor-Acme Gold
16c
2.40
13c
16c
101,400
Feb
2.24
68.665
1.60
Feb
Jan
Nordon
78c
13,510
70%c
Feb
82c
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
Corp
400
3.25
Jan
4.40
Feb
15%
16
15%
Feb
17'A
Jan
2.22
2.39
2,225
49,600
14
115
14
77C
.-1
22c
18c
22c
36,800
16c
Jan
24c
51c
59c
103,600
41c
Feb
59c
Feb
Normetal Mining
55c
Jan
2.35
Jan
Norplck Gold
2.09
1.91
2.10
72,400
1.70
Norlartic
Mine*
Jan
2.80
Jan
17%
Jan
22%
200
22%
Feb
23
Feb
3,300
33c
Jan
40c
Feb
68C
9,320
55c
Jan
68c
15%
510
15
Feb
17
Jan
24
3,723
23%
Feb
27
Jan
8
200
7%
Feb
9
Jan
8c
3,500
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
49
75
Feb
8%
Jan
Feb
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
15 y8
Feb
8'A
Feb
9%
Jan
2.75
Feb
3.35
Jan
51
Jan
53
Feb
1,015
26%
Feb
2.9%
Jan
27
25
25'A
Jail
27%
Feb
59c
Feb
14'A
14%
305
8'A
8%
135
2.80
3.20
5,620
53
53
10
26%
27
27
59c
8'A
3.20
26%
63c
II,975
72c
Jan
9c 10%c
6,500
8'Ac Jan
11c
Jan
4c
4c
1,700
3'Ac
Jan
4%c
Jan
2.63
2.80
33,290
2.63
Feb
3.10
2.64
2.75
15,975
2.64
Feb
3.10
55c
55c
8,875
1.65
59c
9'Ac
2.70
2.65
55c
1.75
38c
11 %c
10c
1.80
29,610
50c
1.33
Jan
Jan
60c
1.82
42c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
42c
68,900
30c
11 %c
14c
35,250
7'Ac Jan
14c
Feb
8c
10c
4,766
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
22C 24'Ac
56,000
20c
Jan
29c
Feb
30c
Feb
1.15
1.25
19,325
Jan
1.38
5'Ac
7'Ac
5c
Jan
7%c
Feb
38c
42c
21,250
7,700
35c
Jan
55c
Jan
47c
54c
21,600
47c
Feb
65c
Jan
3'Ac Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
10c
4'Ac
5c
6,000
9c
10c
7,500
12 %c
1.15
9c
Jan
Feb
14c
32,000
12%c Feb
17'Ac
Jan
14'Ac 15'Ac
32,750
10%c
17'Ac
Jan
6c
13c
15c
1
6c
12,100
37c
44c
107,400
9c
9'Ac
2,750
40c
Jau
4'Ac Feb
6c
Feb
30c
Jan
50c
Feb
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
7c
Jan
3.00
Jan
5c
5'Ac
4,000
3%c Jan
2.10
2.10
19'Ac
5.20
1
Feb
Feb
7
10%
10%
49
49
40
~1
Feb
15
23%
295
i
Jan
Feb
2.35
950
1.95 Jan
Feb
17%c
1.04
12 %c 14%c
5,500
12 %c
85c
85c
1,300
80c
Jan
79
so y*
1,425
79
Fob
_
—
—
1.85
85c
60c
19c
-
.-1
Feb
3.65
Feb
49
——*
-1
Jan
4.80
1
14c
1
—
—79
1
—
—
1.70
Jan
60c
8
—
Norgold
74C
Jan
1.60
Jan
7'Ac
5
Noranda Mines
1.87
2.02
•-
Jan
3.25
1
1
Yellowknife
700
40c
■
III
40c
—
Thurbols
40c
40C
8
2,100
1
Rouyn Merger
lie
Feb
6%
"8
•
Oil
,-1
43.
-—
New Norzone
Jan
11,100
24c
Lac Mines
Gold
72c
29,300
6%c
40c
47c
Mines Ltd
Jan
lie
-I
68c
15
24
1
1
1
1
1
1
Gold
8c
25c
Feb
35c 37'Ac
——1
—-1
Mines
Jan
52c
11
1
Mines
Laguerre
Marlon
Jan,
7%
8
1
1
Goldvue
Hugh
Newlund
New
15 %c
,
Mines
Feb
4.65
Jan
70c
Jan
98
42%
5c
Delhi
Dickenson
..1
For footnotes see page
——
65c
7
10%
1
1
1
•
1
1
1
Mines
Jan
32%
14%
*
class A
Car
Jan
3.40 Feb
*
25c
*
*
10
class B
Petroleum
National Trust
Negus
31%
25
common—tt
5
National Grocers common
Jan
4.10
Jan
10 %
36c 42 %C
10
129
46c
*
Preferred
Jan
3.00
1.70
Breweries preferred
132,350
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.00
60c
Jan
16'A
7c
Feb
10c
22%
14%
24'A
11c
Jan
14
16
2.25
15%
Feb
Jan
8c
3.65
13%
Jan
7c
.
3.75
64c
3.90
18%C22%C
19 %C
Gold
27,125
51c
7'/a
•
New Ryan
Kelvinator
450
1
3.70
.,1
2.65
3.40
Mylamaque Mines
58C
Ltd.
2.60
64c
Morrison Brass
III
-1
47,120
3,900
4c
2,000
9c
8'Ac
5c
Feb
58'A
•
•
5'Ac
8c
8%c
Feb
20%
Jan
72
39c
4 %c
45%
91
34
430
Feb
36c
Jan
9,000
38
90
Jan
6e
Feb
Feb
32c
27%
22
Jan
6%
33c
68%
27'Ac
4%C
Feb
Jan
72
-•
common
20%
6%
23c
34c
200
59%
Feb
14%
29,500
•
Jan
7c
25,000
13
39c
2.70
Feb
13c
4'Ac Feb
7c
32c
30%
2.75
8%c
Feb
Jan
29%
16
Feb
8%c
11'A Feb
34 %c
14%
7c
8,025
24c
29%
18 %C
2,700
II,757
——1
•
•
Mines
Montauban
75c
500
8%c
12,900
1
*
*
common
Porcupine
Moneta
6'Ac Feb
6 'A c
10'Ac
'A c
12
•
Corp
Oils
2.40
25
„1
—
Jan
29c
1
*
Corp
Trust
9'Ac
12%
III
—.
Jan
26c
Jan
6'Ac
12c
•
—
23c
11'A
*
*
•
Pacific Grain
&
2.30
5%C
Townslte
2.20
29c
»
7%c
100
Mines
6
*
Mid-Continent Oil
71c
10c
•
8
•
1
«-l
•
A
Lake
Feb
4%c
-1
& Power common
Jan
9'A
58 %C
1
1
1
1
*
1
International Nickel Co common
International Petroleum
Kirkland-Hudson
Klrkland Lake
7%
13,50
Island
Feb
12c
485
,
Jan
Feb
6'Ac
11%
*
:
Preferred
25%C Feb
40
—
Jan
8c
_*
McWatters Gold
Jan
39%
Mining
99c
9 c'
6'Ac
—1
1
1
Lake
Red
2c
Feb
Gold
Quebec Mines
Feb
9'Ac Feb
*
Gold
10c
DOc
Joburke
Jan
1.5G
8,000
*
:
Lake
Red
26.220
150
_—
1.95
3,260
146,770
11c
5
-
—
Drilling Co
1,500
3,700
Jet Oils Ltd
Jan
1.85
1.56
•
100
common
Porcupine
McKenzie
5,400
Jelllcoe Mines (1939)
1.75
1.75
•
Frontenac
McMarmac
1
—
13c
1.36
Feb
100
1
Preferred
12 %c
10'Ac
*
49%
94c
Ltd
23c
•
Ltd
Mayo Mines Ltd
37c
Oils
66,100
1
Massey-Harris
11%
Kroy
33c
—1
•
;
Matarrow Lead
90c
Klrkland
28c
.—•
Gold
Marcus
Jan
35c
Klondike-Keno
Feb
28 %c
•
-
Maple Leaf Milling
50
11%
Keyboycon
60c
1
—.
ft Eastern
Manitoba
99
37c
Kerr
Feb
Jan
-1
»
Jan
11%
Gold
40c
8 v
•
1
Madsen. Red Lake Gold Mines
Jan
•
——,1
Kenville
79,550
4'Ac Jan
•
Mines
B
47
10'A
common
Inglls (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
International Coal & Coke
International Metals class
Kerr-Addison
52C
1
1
<fc Bloedel class A
MacMillan
92
38
Kelore
Gold
MacLeod-Cockshutt
145
•
Kayrand
47c
1
Mines
Mackeno
377
1
Ltd
Petroleums—
Oils
Feb
49c
1
»—1
River
Macho
49
10%
Jupiter
9'A
1
Mines
Red Lake
Macfie
99
35%
37%
joliet
70
*
Mines
Macassa
MacDonald
95
97
Imperial Bank
—
10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Indian Lake
1
Jaculet
8'A
37c
common
Gold
Mines
Jan
8'A
8%
1
Yellowknife
48%
,
40c
Jacknife
Jan
6c
*
•
Hosiery Class A__
Martin -McNeely
\
!
Jan
32%
4c
•
Acceptance
32%
Feb
4,250
3%C
Husky Oil & Refining
Indust
Jan
32
5,833
5c
Porcupine
Hy-Charger
307A
179
5'Ac
4c
Mining & Smelting
& Erie
Huron
784
32%
1
1
Mining
Hugh-Pam
31%
5C
Marbenor Malartic
75C
8mlth Paper common
Hudson Bay
31
32 %
Jan
•
Gold
Hoyle
31
32'/a
1
6'Ac
—
Yellowknife
Hosco
•
A
Jan
Re due
Oil
Howard
class
B
5c
Lake
Dauch
Holllnger Consol
Feb
•
Groceterias
8,500
*
1
1
&
Home
Jan
5'Ac
5c
Highland-Bell
Hlghrldge Mining..
Highwood Sarcee
Hinde
73c
5c
Oils Ltd
Crest
Feb
1
Gold Mines
High
65c
Marajgo Mines
*
common
7,200
.
Jan
Mines
Paper
70c
Jan
the Lakes Iron
Hendershot
Feb
67c
5c
_—
&
9c
7.20
1
Mining
7'Ac Jan
Feb
Gold
Hellans
9,500
Jan
Gold
Heath
9c
4c
Gold
Headway Red
8%c
7,900
Oils & Minerals—(now $1 par)
Head of
8'Ac
14,210
Harman
Hasaga
31c
17c
Carpets
Harrison Hibbert
16'Ac Jan
6.70
Harding
Harrlcana
180,700
4%c
-1
—1
1
*
1
Halllweil Gold
Hamilton Bridge
Jan
31c
4c
Lime & Alabastine
Kalcrow Swayze
1.15
22c
15c
•
Gold
Jan
31c
6.35
1
—1
Lake
1.05
1
Lexindin Gold
Little
14c
Ll
Gold
Lencourt
15c
15c
1
Gypsum
Feb
6.35
*
Guayana Mines
Gulf Lead Mines
Gwillim
13%
1
*
1
1
Freehold
Grldoll
Feb
58c
9
Lakes
Great
12%
1.13
Jan
8.20
15c
480
Jan
100
——50
1
*
•
*
:
•
—
8.25
Feb
42
*
Bousquet
Graham
Grandoro
3,415
13
40,700
17,650
—
—
9.50
Feb
12%
12%
1
—
Goldhawk Porcupine
Goldora
3.70
8.75
3.90
15
1
T
—1
Arrow
Golden
3.50
9.05
1
1
I
1
*
1
—1
.
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Giant
Gillies
3.55
*
100
General Steel Wares common
Feb
500
9.40
*
1
1
•
Petroleum common
General
3.50
102
Jan
4.50
51c
Feb
15
7'A
Feb
1.06
104
103
Jan
Jan
58c
Jan
103
100
——_100
preferred
96'A
3%c
7'A
4.50
1.13
Long Island Petroleums
Louvicourt Goldfields
15
Jan
60
100
1
Jan
98
2%c
7'A
4.50
1
-
98
98
5%c Feb
•
Mines
Jan
17'A
Jan
Gold
Lavalie
Leitch
London
250
Jan
4c
7'A
3
Feb
17%
13
10'Ac Jan
Leduc-Consolidated
Loblaw
,
Jan
Feb
8%a Jan
*
_
Laura Secord
18'A
Jan
6.00
4.50
*
r
Jan
1.05
Jan
Feb
*
Island
B
3.25
11
120
12
11
5'Ac
Lomega Gold
15,000
11
Feb
143
Jan
5.25
4'Ac
Feb
1.50
5.30
Feb
2.30
5'Ac
1.65
1.40
5.25
143
Jan
52c
Jan
5.25
1,600
I,030
1
Feb
3.80
10
2.60
Lapaska Mines
42c
57
143
2.50
17,700
Jan
1.65
143
2.50
10c
1.25
17%
1.44
65
8'Ac
Jan
Feb
30,645
34
9'AC
80c
55
5.20
34
*
Larder
50
4.75
la.uuu
1
Laurentide Acceptance class A
14
4.75
35C
Lang & Sons
Jan
15
125
32c
Lapa Cadillac
Feb
5,270
go%
33c
*
Gold
Jan
I,851
58 %
6,101
*
8.90
55
12,100
11%
100
5'Ac
1.80
9%C
11
■»
common
Mines
Feb
7.95
51%
8%c
Luz
4'Ac Jan
55
-*
*
*
*
•
11%
1
—
Jan
1.23
13
Feb
2.05
•
•
Alberta
of
Power
Gatlneau
Jan
400
Class
Gas
dan
2,000
51
:
Foundation Co
Frooisher
Jan
9.30
32c
38,760
•
Mines
B
Fraser
Jan
6c
Ford Motor class A
Class
Jan
8.25
18c
"
1
•
Petroleum
Iron
Manufacturing
Fleet
25c
1.00
1
iCirkland
Petroleums
Flank
18'A
Feb
V.aaa
23,400
16c
20
Preferred
Federated
17%
18
8.95
26c 27%c
1,140
1
High
1.00
•
*
1
*
•
Nickel
Players
Fenlmore
Low
8.45
8.75
1
.
Range Since Jan.
High
17%
•
1
—
Mines
Gold
Preferred
Federal
Low
5%c
Warrants
Falconbrldge
Federal
Shares
6C
1
Corp
Famous
for Week
18c
1
EsteHa Mines Ltd
Eureka
25'A
%fo
48c
896306
'A
50c
21c
25
Insurance
Life
Equitable
25
55c
26V2C
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
1
*
common
Rey
Sol
El
25
29
1
Industries
Elora
El
——
Gold
FEBRUARY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
20
1
—1
4
class A
Paper
Elder Mines
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
Eddy
WEEK
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Eldona
FOR
Sales
10c
19c
1,175
15%c Jan
6'Ac
7'Ac
21,634
3'Ac Jan
19c 19% c
5.10
5.35
8»Acl0%c
-
7,950
8,060
54,000
„18c
5.05
Jan
Jan
6%c Jan
85
20c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
8'Ac Feb
20c
Jau
5.65
Jan
12%c Feb
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
42
.
.
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
(954)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
shown
compilation
The
1
Friday,
below is for the period
inclusive.
Feb. 22 to Friday, Feb. 29,
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
FEBRUARY 29
North
——-
10c
9 Ac
1
1
13'Ac
*
1'.
Denison
Inca
Gold
.
(1940)
Mines
Northland
Mines Ltd
Nubar
Mines
Gold
O'Brien
Mfg
Specialty
Office
Oil Selections
—
•
50
•
*
Loan
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Steel
Ltd
Pyrites Co
common
—,
Lake
Red
Orlac
Mines
Osisko
Lake
Pacific
Coyle
Pacific
(Eastern)
Cadillac
—
__10c
1.08
1
—
—
———1
1
Malartic
Pickle
&
•
1
1
—1
Gold Mines
Gold
Peninsular
Porcupine
Gold
Powell Rouyn
*
Corp
Power
Pressed
Metals
Preston
*
1
1
East Dome
——;—.—
„
Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
Prospectors'
—
1
—■
1.35
*
Gold Mine
Premier Border
11c
31c
—
Jan
21c
Jan
29c
Jan
Jan
17c
Sylvanite Gold
1
1.30
Jan
15c
5'Ac Feb
7c
Taku
*
—
Feb
17c
Jan
Tamblyn
Jan
12c
River
1
—1
1
Chibougamau
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manltou
1.15
Feb
1.30
Jan
8%
Feb
9%
Feb
Jan
Toburn
Feb
Tombill Gold
45,700
18,855
20,200
18c
4'Ac
Jan
Torbrlt
Jan
Jan
Toronto
1.40
Jan
1.90
Jan
17'A
Feb
18%
Feb
Toronto
53,414
1.40
Jan
2.44
Feb
420
3.75
Jan
>
49
Toronto
Feb
4.15
1
1
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd-—
Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
10'Ac
Feb
Tower
82c
Jan
1.15
Ltd
Feb
1.35
8c
Feb
MacDonald
—
12%
Jan
Transcontinental
1,038
71
Jan
13,380
70c
Jan
88c
Jan
Trend
1,335
61,300
3c
Jan
4c
Jan
Triad
Jan
Jan
1.23
3'Ac
Jan
4'Ac
Feb
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
Union Gas
Jan
69c
Jan
Union
58,050
38c
Feb
52c
Jan
3,350
Feb
88c
313,600
56c
Jan
92c
45'A
Feb
4c
Feb
25'A
Feb
29%
2,000
76c
Jan
87c
Feb
33
Jan
31c
Jan
37c
Ricnfleld
Petroleum
Riverside
Silk
A
class
Rix-Athabasca
3,286
12,625
Feb
13%
Jan
1.45
Feb
16c
Feb
1.37
27c
1.90
/
3.20
Feb
2.78
42c
Feb
23c
Jan
25
*
32c
Jan
Robinson
Little
Robinson
Little class A
Roche
common
—
;
60c
31c
5.30
67c
35c
5.60
132,758
52C
Jan
75C
Feb
45,000
31c
Feb
42c
Jan
Feb
6.25
5c
9c
Oils
Roxana
—
Jan
4 %c
Feb
28
1.03
Jan
23,350
41
11 'A
15
8'/8c
41
11'A
15
9'Ac
40
85
50
6,500
20c
23'Ac
20c
29c
1,250
14,200
18'Ac
Jan
21c
20c
Jan
30c
Feb
15c
Jan
23c
Feb
23c
12,500
10
•
1
28%
16
3c
28
16
3c
28'A
163A
3'Ac
1,429
1,363
11,000
•
Gold
Rupununi
Industries
Russell
common
21'A
21
22
1,085
St Lawrence Corp
San
Sand
Gold
River
1
1
1
_
Mines
Sannorm
1.40
__
6c
11'A
Feb
12
•
Oil Co Ltd__^
3.65
Feb
15
lie
Jan
63Ac
27%
Gordon
Sherritt
Sicks
Gold
Creek
Sheep
Breweries
-
1
common
1
1
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silver
«
J
Standard Mines
Dairies
Sllverwood
B
Class
Western
Silverwood
Daries
class
Ltd
Simpson's
pfd
100
•
A
__
36
•
Preferred
:
—
100
1
Malartic
Sladen
(N)
Slater
South
1
Gold
Co
66c
37c
20
common
Brazeau
•
13c
Oils
Ltd
•
42c
Mines
•
__
•
133A
Spooner
Stadacona
Standard
Paving
common
27
Preferred
Starratt Olsen Gold
Steel Co of Canada
1
•
common
Preferred
Stovel
Press
Stuart
Oil
preferred
1
Gold
—
;
^.10 ;
River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Sturgeon
Sullivan Cons Mines
Oils Ltd
For footnotes see page 43.
6.00
Feb
53c
Jan
61c
Feb
6,500
15c
Feb
21c
Jan
47,700
42c
Jan
60c
4.25
69,121
Feb
Jan
2.90
Feb
Feb
1.13
Jan
2.41
52,995
70c
Feb
13'A
87c
1.55
11'A
Jan
14%
Jan
58c
Jan
98c
Feb
13'A
78
1.48
10%
24
20c
22
12%
76c
1.15
10%
1
1
4%
74.050
Feb
5
Feb
Jan
25%
Feb
Feb
23c
Feb
20
12'Ac
4.40
Jan
1.00
Jan
1.55
Feb
685
10%
Feb
11%
Feb
1.69
19,607
1.61
Feb
1.94
Jan
68c
; 1,500
15% ,17%
7'Ac
8c
7,674
1,000
1.61
62c;
—
16%
8c
5c
440
1,344
220,566
268,648
1.69
*
—1
79c
,14'A
Jan
17%
Jan
7'Ac
Jan
9c
Jan
5c
70c
5c
63c
—
Feb
Feb
62c
"
8.000
5c
Jan
6 %c
Jan
1,900
63c
Feb
80c
Jan
14
Feb
16
Feb
81c
Feb
18
Feb
19
Jan
15
it. Feb
52
Jan
:-'7
Jan
16
15
16
50
88c
81c
88c
8,800
18
12%
18
13
46
7
10'A
8'Ac
25
—
12%
45%
44%
7
V-'
10'A
7c
5'Ac
20'A
—
1
8c
Jan
1.24
—*
4.595
12
Jan
6,355
44'A
Feb
,
35
6
Jan
50
9
Jan
10'A
Feb
5,100
6'Ac
Jan
8'Ac
Feb
5c
Feb
8c
Jan
19%
Jan
22
Feb
32c
Jan
73c
Feb
Jan
44%
Feb
170,950
44%
80
32'A
45
32%
Feb
33'A
Feb
1.78
7-75
2.00
8.35
116.823
1.70
Feb
2.23
Jan
21
92
—
62c
44
32'A
—
6'Ac
22
8,500
51c
21%
53c
%
*
21
67
20
Jan
24
94
1.40
75
89%
Jan
94
2.00
8.00
-*
__
Ltd
common
;
100
1
Jan
Yale
Jan
i
1,130
'42
20 3A
Feb
Lead
1
Zinc
&
2.20
Jan
37
Jan
23
Feb
46
3c
Feb
3'Ac
Jan
9'Ac
3.75
14
5%c
6%c
8,000
97
2.05
97
2.50
224,743
70c 74'Ac
27,700
67c
39c
<
37%
715
Jan
Feb
Feb
40
Jan
97
99 1
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
97
10
Jan
4%c
10
Feb
98%
Jan
Jan
2.50
1.52
84c
Feb
Feb
Jan
212,495
28c
Feb
42c
Jan
13c
3,000
11c
Feb
14c
Jan
33,285
—
1.10
97c
1.12
48,763
*
29'Ac
1.88
-
__
1
Jan
5'A
Jan
Feb
1.20
Feb
Jan
5
.360
2.04
Jan
1.50
97c
Jan
Jan
Jan
25C
3 %C
Feb
Jan
Jan
4c
5,500
Jan
5c
39c
10,500
4c
38%
99
1.99
4.75
1
Mines
Jan
12c
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Knitting class A
Feb
1.82
4.75
1
1
Mining
1.40
13'Ac
36c
—
31c
Mines
Canuck Oil &
Yellorex
Jan
Jan
10c 11 %c
__
100
•
—
Feb
86c
9%c
30c
38'A
99
Jan
Feb
29,550
3%c
38
99
—
9.70
Feb
7.75
7,088
12,600
10c
100
-1
_;
1.30
30c
1
_*
Gold
Yankee
Feb
__
1.38
1
Wood (G H) preferred
Wright-Hargreaves
4c
\
—1
Mines
—
.3.60
75c
3.80
85c
23,635
10,660*
6,300
Feb
13
2.70
Yukeno
Jan
Jan
1.50
Jan
3.80
Feb
2.25
Jan
3.40
Jan
3.45
Jan
4.15
Jan
38c
Jan
88c
Toronto Stock
Exchange-Curb Section
Funds
Canadian
Feb
17c
19c
41 41%
43
43
9'Ac
10c
28
28
1.65
1.68
4.15
4.30
19 19'A
.
6.90
7.00
11,400
2,062
22o
5,398
35
900
29,401
200
400
56,800
55,750
1.300
40c
1.54
2.35
9Vi
7
96
46c
1.62
2.40
9'A
7
96
1,048
190
46
323A
37
2,073
29
36
100
r'
91
16c
Jan
22c
Jan
46%
Week's
Jan
43
Jan
47'A
Feb
Feb
11c
31
Jan
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Jan
Feb
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Jan
383A
9c
28
1.65
Feb
1.73
Jan
4.05
Feb
4.65
STOCKS
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
ll'A
ll'A
13%
23%
23
24'A
14
19
Feb
20'A
Jan
Jan
Bulolo
6.90
Feb
Feb
7.30
50c
1
common...
110% 110%
*
$5
40c
Co
Brown
__
convertible
1st preferred
Jan
Dominion
1.35
Jan
1.76
Feb
Canada
&
2.35
Feb
2.60
Feb
Canada
9'A
Feb
9'A
Jan
Canadian
7
Jan
7
Jan
Canadian Collieries
96
Feb
96'A
Feb
Canadian
31'A
Feb
37
Feb
Canadian Industries
7,739
28 3A
Jan
36
Feb
2,882
90
Jan
100
Feb
Bronze
18%
•
Preferred
—
—
:_
_i
65c
Jan
73c
Jan
Canadian
37c
Feb
44c
Jan
Cr ast
Westinghouse
71c
37c
40c
35
35
12'Ac 13'Ac
39c
43c
40c
40c
133A
.14
27
28
sy2
5'A
12,085
6,525
70
27,300
45c
32'A
2,000
40c
Feb
2,145
31%
Feb
35
31'A
Feb
35'A
Feb
4c
Jan
4%c
Jan
Minnesota &
6.80 Jan
8.00
Jan
Ogilvie
3.00
Feb
14
Jan
Feb
100
100
26
41
42
310
155
155
95
5
R%
19,426
3.65
9%
10'A
3,805
9%
40%
1
•;i '5'V
s
10
76
'78
Copper
45c
3l3A
3.25
obO
34
Jan
35
Jan
Jan
13'Ac
Feb
47c
Jan
Dalhousie
38c
Feb
46c
Jan
deHavilland
9'Ac
85
13'A
60
25
27
Jan
35c
40c
50
82%
88
685
32
Jan
32
32
15
5'A
Jan
;
•
14'A
28
Feb
Dominion
Bridge
*
Jan
15
6'A
Feb
55'Ac Jan
46
Hayes Steel
#
Humberstone
Shoe
Paper
International
Utilities
Loblaw
Jnc
34
4C
4'Ac
1,600
7.60
3.00
J4,25o
350
17
243
16'A
Feb
17
Feb
Pend
Oreille
8,700
30 ano
13%c
Jan
16c
Feb
Price
Bros
Feb
—L
common
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
85
31
25
50
Jan
90
Feb
Jan
33
Jan
15
Feb
15%
Jan
46
Feb
50%
Feb
24%
Jan
30
Feb
23
Feb
25'A
Feb
.
899
23%
175
26%
2,120
25%
Feb
28'A
Feb
25
26
324
24%
Jan
26
Feb
*
7.70
•
1
3.15
3.15
3.30
3,300
3.15
Feb
3.45
Jan
•
1.50
1.42
1.53
160,550
1.35
Feb
1.79
Jan
Zeller's
Ltd
25
-_r^L—....i
26%c
22c
53 c
35c
45
72%
—,
1
Jan
Jan
1,005
6
Canadian General Investment—-*
1
Yukon
Consolidated
14c
38'A
47%
5
Ontario Paper
Jan
Feb
26
27%C
Third
Feb
Flour
Jan
3.50
27'Ac 28'Ac
47
—5
—
Jan
Feb
23
—7%
common
*
3.00
39c
4
Aircraft
Feb
34
12,775
45
82%
•
Oil
6.25
10%
80
Jan
3.00
2,048
Jan
38c
1,514
35'A
34'A
Consolidated Paper
14,150
34
45
•
7.15
3.00
16c
22c
3.140
5
_
Feb
Feb
75
1,125
3.00
_•
Jan
160
Feb
Feb
66c
Feb
43-
Jan
Jan
155
Feb
Feb
26
Feb
25
25'A
4.60
Jan
3.70
Jan
890
200
Jan
12%
10
Feb
20%
235
.100
.—
Jan
Feb
Feb
__
Western Lumber
113
8.40
«
common
Jan
Jan
*
Investment-
Marconi
100
15%
18%
70
3.80
Feb
Feb
7.25
525
12%
100
100
100
preferred
19'A
3.75
19'A
—_*
General
Canadian
Canadian
200
12%
•
Sugar
Vinegars
Feb
26%
107
50
7.60
7.60
5
Gold
13%
Feb
13%
2,050
Jan
_
_____
Jan
23
635
13%
10%
4,010
$
High
Low
1
5
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
High
Low
Par
31'A
__
Jan
Jan
12,900
22
14c
18'Ac
1
29'A
29
12%
Electric common
__
preferred
Feb
Jan
101
Feb
535
Gold
7.15
3.00
32
Jan
30%
5,475
-
16'A
;*
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Superior
313A
,_5
Mining
Steeloy
45c
56c
Jan
57c
19c
60c
2.84
*
International
Standard Radio class A
Jan
55c
16c
47'Ac
2.67
4
Siscoe
Jan
35c
28%
440
22%
Petroleums
Winora
,
18'A
2.72
35
100
B
Class
7
50c
class A
7'/8c
6,100
40,800
9%c
Jan
10c
Leaseholds
Preferred
30
,
36,425
200
130,250
4.25
19'A
41c
1.62
2.35
9'A
1
Miller Mines
Silver
Feb
Jan
117
Feb
common
(George)
Winnipeg
Jan
Jan
3.60
14
3.80
2.80
;1.65
•
Mining
Silanco
Jan
22%
Homestead
Jan
3.15
14
3.45
2.60
__
—
115%
Jan
Grocers class A
16
2.35
9'Ac
*
506
1
•
27
20
————1
*
1
Grocers
2'Ac
1,195
__
___
Brewing class B
Shea's Winnipeg
18%
41%
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jan
4,977
5,000
7,500
18'Ac
41
1
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Class A preferred
A
1_50
Shawkey (19451 Mines
1
—
Feb
19
Jan
56
*
Ashley
Wingait
Feb
2.50
3c
6'Ac
75c
Rouyn
Feb
Feb
34,227
Friday
Senator
30%
18
17%
Jan
s
Preferred
Jan
14'A
42'A
3.45
2.60
Warrants
Feb
25
Jan
Products
Wilrich
Feb
41
Feb
41
41
3.60
_*
•
29%
580
19
18 »A
;—25
I
Malartic
Weston
Feb
2.45
3c
5'Ac
*
.
Oils Ltd___
Security
Freehold Petroleums-.
Scurry
Selburn
*
•
Ltd
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarnia Bridge
41 Vs
2.50
—1
common
Gold
Antonio
25
30'A
Jan
York
.'
Royalite Oil
Jan
3.05
Ltd common
Western
Jan
25c
19'Ac
15
53%
:_.
Western
Jan
Jan
25%
20c
23c
26
1.40
23c
Feb
39%
•'J
Western
Jan
,20c
1
Roy Silver
Royal Bank
Feb
13%
30
*
•
Western
Jan
25c
25'A
1.30
'
Jan
1.90
432
6.00
56
1
____
Western
Jan
6
Jan
5
3 %c
83Ac
:1
*
:
__i
Feb
2.10
950
50
Consolidated
Westeel
Jan
1.34
1
Lac—
Consolidated
Long
Rowan
69c
Jan
Feb
5.30
20c
—
Jan
1
A
Wekusko
West
39,900
39c
73,040
(G & W)
Class
Feb
165
90,000
56
Cotton
Waterous
Feb
100
Feb
40'A
Amulet
Walker
Jan
.
20c
14,700
Jan
32c
55
Oiis
Walte
Jan
58c
Feb.
21%
15c
65,100
25
Jan
40
—
Mines
Wabasso
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
28c
55
3.80
-
Virginia Dare preferred
Jan
35c
Feb
Jan
8'Ac
23
1,590
5
24'A
23c
4.20
Gold
Violamac
Jan
8c
3'Ac
Feb
15c
Jan
10c
62,744
31c
69c
2.00
14'A
Feb
33c
Jan
10c
6c
Jan
85c
——*
1
*
•
Mines
Mines
Villbona
Feb
Feb
3,000
5
3'/8c
Jan
2.55
5
Ltd
Ventures
Jan
1.85
15'Ac
184,800
40
—*
*
&
Roi Mines
Vicour
*
Jan
Feb
6c
14c
800
7%
Feb
75c
Upper Canada Mines
Winward
Mfg preferred
Robertson
Zinc
Steel
Van
Jan
12%
1.22
4,100
Jan
5
24
23c
4.00
40
Feb
1.32
7c
—
Oils
United
Feb
30
Lead
United
Jan
5'Ac
20c
—
A
Hill
United Keno
United
Jan
52
3,695
1,500
3,100
700
Jan
Feb
6%
2.20
75c
A-0
50
—25
B__—_
preferred
class
preferred
B
Class
Feb
2.25
Jan
1.85
Fuel
Jan
1.75
Feb
1.52
class
Corp
United
Feb
11,624
32
30%
5.80
56c
18c
54c
2.83
'
.——-—.——-*
1
*
1
.—
Asbestos
United
Jan
33,600
175
1
Mining
United
62c
18,000
Feb
A—*
Corp
4c
27,000
—
•
*
Acceptance common
Union
54c
25
Jan
7'Ac
Feb
125
117
9c 9%c
38'Ac
43c
30 30%
29
29
5.85
Petroleum
Tungsten
Jan
15c
3%c
•
•
*
Oil
3,500
21,150
23,100
1.33
Feb
00
7c
12.965
Jan
3C
98c
12c
*
73c
•
.:—*
—1
A—:
class
Textiles
Gold
Reno
40c
30
Transvision-Television
—
-—1
Regcourt
Renfrew
9'Ac
Resources
Jan
265
—
1
•
*
—
Feb
6,500
—
Oils
Trans Empire
9.75
950
—
—1
B
64%
16,480
,
2.38
15c
30'A
19
18
117
*
50
8,800
2,000
1,500
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.00
10,600
61c
31c
13%
class A
Finance
Class
20c
1
—I
1
4.
1.90
14
Petroleums
Traders
Jan
1
Petroleum
Reeves
—
1.90
20
Exploration
Towagmac
4'Ac
1
i
Poplar Gold
Red-Pic Petroleums
Red
Reef
44c
21%
•
1
Uranium
Ranwick
28c
2.85
1
—
Mortgage
7%c
1.40
27c
33c
1.37 1.62
27c
29c
2.85 2.95
42c
46c
21% 22'A
26c
30c
30c
55c
*
99,600
65c
92c
1.64
2.25
31c
57c
Works common
Iron
5,500
4,000
14c
1,000
24'A
2.25
13'Ac
24
A
Class
35,000
6c
7
*
Mines
General Trusts
Toronto
115
1,300
Jan
Jan
Jan
»-»
44,825
31
2.30
15c
24
Elevators
118.790
18%
2.25
4.15
11c
8c
1.08
17
98
Jan
114
Jan
31
6%.
1
•
Silver
23c
7'Ac
31
_•
*
Gold
Jan
112
10
4.50
Jan
3.55
22,500
18c
Jan
12c
7'Ac
—
•
_1
Tip Top Tailors
39c
Feb
25c
7'Ac
*
—
360
1-60 1-85
11c 11'Ac
31c
1.45
common
8,120
Vulcan
Quebec
Ltd
Taylor Pearson common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines..
Thompson-Lundmark
52,800
18,100
Feb
Feb
10c
35
Feb
Jan
High
15%
97
945
98
98
llcl3'ACi
1.20 1.32
—
Jan
Low
16%
,13c
6'Ac
1.500
6c
112
1.78
100
—50c
-
Inlet
Surf
lie
21,166
22c
1.35
Preferred
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15'A
16
•
Supertest (ordinary)
4.50
Jan
2.82
2,600
4c 4'Ac
25'A 27'A
80c
82c
30
31
31c
34c
12% 12%
263A
80c
30
•
—1
River
Powell
S3c
24,076
46
—
Feb
'Shares
of Trices
Low
Far
High
66c
28,085
62c
81c
1.53
2.10
—
92c
1.56
2.10
47 'A
•
Development
Placer
61c
40c
—1
Gas
Crow
Pioneer
—
1
Ltd
Gold
Oil
—
—1
Consol
Petrol
74c
Jan. 1
80,500
1.00 1.00
7'/8c
8c
10'A 11'/a
66 67 'A
70'Ac
77c
3/2c 3/2c
1.00 1.10
3'Ac 3'Ac
t3c
3c
4 Ac
/ic
59c 65c
38c
42c
66
*
1
Oil
Mines
Parbec Malartic
Paramaque
Perron
—
97c
—*
————~—
Penn-Cobalt Silver Mines
8'Ac
7'Ac
93c
;;7%c
10%
Porcupine
Paymaster
--
—
Tubes
Pamour
Pandora
Partanen
'8'Ac
1
a
Pacific Petroleum
Western
1.90
4-00
2.10
1
——~—1
Navig
Page Hershey
18
a
1
*
—
3.80
19 'Ac
5c
H2
1.60
1.74
--1
1
1
Opemiska Copper Mines
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold
12%c
12'Ac
4-00
21c
5c
Range Since
for Week
Rargc
•
Sale Price
7,400
28c
1.18
9%
14c
4.15
25c
1.15
9%
25'Ac
1.18
*
Malartic —.—
Omnitrans Exploration
O'Leary
5'Ac
13c
—
Oils
Okalta
Pan
t3c
1
1
*
*
Ltd
Obaska Lake Mines
—
Shares
Low
75c
29c
3.90
, 16c
10c
6c
14c
66c
2*c
3.70
Oils
Canadian
North
26c
3.85
—
Last
STOCKS
High
Low
•
*
Canada Mines
Northern Extension
North
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Northern
Sales
Range
Last
'
Sales
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
;
*
.
70c
8.25
29'A
30%
sy4
150
65 %c
70c
11.600
13%
13%
100
Jail
7.50
--
Feb
8.75
29'A
3,145
1,435
5'A
30
-
Feb
33%
Jan
5'A
Jan
5y4
Jan
64<!
13'A
-
Jan
72c
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
-
,
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5095
175
Volume
(955)
43
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday February 2!)
Investing Companies
Fund
Fund
Institutional
Aviation
5.15
4.76
IV*
Inc
99c
89c
25c
Aberdeen
Affiliated
American Business Shares
1
3.95
1
11.61
12.62
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
1
9.79
S
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
18.09
7%
8%
Bond
Inv
Fund
Tr
B
Net
Broad
12.89
lc
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
x83c
lc
1.11
lc
15.74
1
11.78
12.80
Investment Trust
1
11.36
12.42
of
Boston
2%
Investors
Management Fund
9.50
10.38
Johnston
(The)
20.96
22.54
Fund
22.54
24.37
Keystone
1952
100.2
1
26.39
May
Aug.
24.57
99.30
99.27
l%s May
1%S Jan.
99.16
99.16
I, 1952-1951
1, 1953-1952
L 1955-1953
2 Vis Nov. 1,
1954
!%• Oct.
1,
99.22
99.24
100.12
100.4
95.22
1957-1955
96
Cooperatives—
for
26.80
30.63
l%s Feb.
(Investment Bonds)
(Medium
B-3
10c
8.94
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
18.41
5
21.65
23.41
B-4
(Speculative
Bonds)
1
xll.07
12.08
Ltd
1
23.18
25.39
K-l
(Income
Stocks)
1
17.18
18.74
1
40.84
44.15
K-2
27.00
29.46
1
21.28
23.02
S-l
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
(Quality Common Stks)_l
x33.58
1, 1954
36.63
99.20
100.6
99.12
100
1953
20.09
Street Invest Corp
1,
2%s Feb.
Custodian Funds—
8.95
value
asset
Bullock
Fund
Shares Trust
Century
Fund
Chemical
Pfd
S-2
Christiana
Securities
(Income
1
17.94
6,000
S-3
(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
17.27
18.84
132
137
S-4
(Low
Stks)_l
6.87
7.50
.—1
6.04
6.62
9.75
10.66
37.43
37.43
100
1
6.86
1
15.50
16.85
1
12.52
13.61
Fund
Investment Trust_l
30 %
16.46
32%
Inc
Fund
Consolidated
Delaware
1
Fund
Loomis
Com
Fund
Loomis Sayles Second
18.10
(Net
10
shares_lc
4.04
4.57
9.02
10.90
General
14.00
15.34
Home
Building Supply
1
10.27
11.25
Non-Ferrous
Chemical
1
17.48
19.16
Paper shares
Corporate bond series
1
Diversified common stock—1
Diversified Investment Fund_l
10.58
11.23
Petroleum
5.01
5.49
12.91
14.15
Manhattan
stock—1
.1
11.23
12.31
Mass
Electrical
18,
1954
98.30
99
.1078
1 %s
15,
1955
98.17
98.19
Sept.
1,
100.0896
.1095
l%s Dec.
98.30
99
Oct.
1,
100.0876
.1107
iy»B
97.28
98.4
100.1238
.1608
1%S Oct.
97.16
97.24
100.0515
.0797
1953
1952
1952—
1,
Steel
15.80
Mass
4.39
5.67
6.24
lc
4.76
Fund
7.69
8.43
beneficial
of
Fund
12.13
13.29
Massachusetts Life
Merchandising
12.32
13.50
Mutual Fund of Boston
Metals
1
12.64
13.85
Mutual
1
29.11
31.90
Mutual
Shares
Fund—1
13.43
14.72
Mutual
Trust
1
9.63
10.55
1
6.87
7.53
4-
1-52
bl.85
1.50%
2.15%
12- 3-61
9-
2-52
b2.05
1.85%
1.90%
37.66
40.71
2.35%
8-
1-51
5-
1-52
bl.90
1.65%
2.20%
1- 2-52
10-
1-52
b2.10
xl7.51
18.93
2.25%
9-
4-51
6-
2-52
bl.95
1.75%
2.25%
2-
1-52
11-
3-52
b2.10
Railroad Equipment
1
8.31
9.11
9.41
10.31
National
Tobacco
1
10.20
11.18
1,95%
28.10
30.27
2 ">0%
10-
1-51
7-
1-52
bl.95
1.75%
2.15%
3-
3-52
12-
1-52
b2.15
2.00%
1
14.87
16.16
2.20%
11-
1-51
8-
1-52
b2.05
1.85%
National Security Series—
25c
1.83
2.01
1
10.26
11.15
1
31.20
33.36
Speculative
1
22.57
24.13
Stock
20c
5
5.09
5.27
17.14
18.53
Eaton
Inc
Fund
Dreyfus
Fund
Trust Fund
First Mutual
Inc
12.11
13.09
1
6.94
7.25
1
6.88
7.52
Series
Bond
Stock
7.44
1
Series
l
6.45
10.62
1
4.84
Inc__lc
1
Pell de
England
22.22
5.45
24%
5
.
April
2.50
17.08
18.36
19.85
3.12
3.41
Inc
(Geo)
Putnam
Fund
Inc
Fund
(net
asset value)—*
57.07
8.22
9.59
Selected
2%
13.33
8.45
9.26
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
26.08
lc
9.21
10.09
Sovereign
13.37
14.84
State
8.02
64.50
4.99
5.48
Fully
administered shares—lc
8.57
7.82
lc
8.25
9.29
10.18
shares
bond
shares—lc
9.31
12.61
lc
7.70
bond
shares
Priced
Low
lo
Merchandising shares
1
22.38
9.05
12.66
14.92
18.80
Union
Preferred Stock Fund
1
8.56
shares
2.60
2.87
Equipment shares
lc
4.53
4.98
shares
lc
—lc
lo
6.70
7.35
7.03
7.71
3.94
4.33
11
6.44
11.08
12.11
1
11.60
11.95
1
4.74
5.12
1
lOo
23.25
25.14
1.99
2.17
Series
8
32.52
35.16
Series
stock
Railroad
shares
Steel
Tobacco shares
Utility shares
Companies Inc
Growth
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Fund Inc—
Plan
Inc
Hudson Fund
Income Foundation
Fund
Investors
Incorporated
Income
Fund Shares
1
United
Science
Fund
1
Line Fund
Value
1
Inc
Investing Corp——l
Wall Street
—1
Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fund
1
Inc
1
Wisconsin Investment Co
21.72
12.11
5.99
6.08
13.37
20.04
19.09
4.15
Manufacturers Trust Co
4-87
2.34
Automobile
American
Equitable
Assur
8
& Casualty_5
Newark
2%
American Fidelity
American
of
American
Re-Insurance
Surety
Automobile
Bankers
&
Shippers
Boston
Camden Fire
10
25
10
25
10
5
25%
27%
Merchants
St
25 %
National
27%
29%
52%
National
81
131
(Detroit)—10
10
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
66V2
New
22%
North
York
10
Northeastern
133
12.50
25
75
Northern
40
Pacific
35%
37%
Pacific Indemnity Co
36 74
38%
Fire
10
5
Employees Group Assoc.
Employers Reinsurance
10
Federal
10
89
Deposit of Md
10
Philadelphia...—10
Fireman's Fund of Frisco
10
Firemen's of Newark
5
General Reinsurance Corp
10
Glens Falls
5
Globe & Republic
:
5
Globe & Rutgers Fire common_5
Great- American
I
—..5
69
73
Providenoe-Washington
56%
58%
Reinsurance
52%
54%
23%
25
Republic (Texas) —
St Paul Fire & Marine
29
31
Seaboard
58
60
Fidelity
Fire
&
Assn
Hanover
Hartford
Hartford
of
Fire
Fire
Steamboiler
Home
10
10
Peerless
Casualty Co
Phoenix
Security
Corp
(N
Surety
(New
Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Accident
36%
141
37%
-.5
34%
36%
,
—
76
Los
44%
46%
90
-10
93
350
380
Angeles
National
Mellon Nat'I Bank As Trust—100
44%
46%
12%
66
68
20
58
62
Amer.
Exchange Natl Bank_20
National Bank
20
First National Bank
17
35
37
Boatmen's
39%
40%
48
51
Manufacturers Bank St Trust-20
26
20
1,550
63%
65 %
51
55
Portland
First
National
Bank
United States Nat'I Bank
St. Louis
252
244
—20
47%
49%
—25
108%
111%
50
48
99
12
14
15
_100
246
256
and Trust—25
51
53
National
Trust-
Trust
States
'
103
Mercantile
Mutual
St
25
Co
Trust
Bank
St Trust—20
Bank
165
61%
60
100
United Bank St Trust
Nat'I
57%
49%
61
20
Louis Union Trust
St
46 %
25
Trust
185
San Francisco
—-
41
35 »
43%
20%
28
7%
47%
10
32%
& Trust—33 V3
28%
200
53%
15%
86%
30%
8%
10
12%
10
Bank
National
84
Recent
35%
8%
29%
61%
45%
82%
28%
7%
38
31%
74%
10
10
2
Illinois
Continental
87
Bank of Amor NT ABA.
JJ1
29%
31%
22%
-51
26%
190
80%
14
45%
Travelers
35%
59%
39
33%
41%
18%
26%
6%
33%
603
53%
39
116
22%
Standard
37 %
34%
25%
26%
33%
7%
26%
10
14%
27 %
35%
137
Y)
20%
48
10
—100
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co..2
U S Fire
3
U S Guarantee
10
Westchester Fire
2
13
25%
.10
2
5
2.50
3.33%
Fire
River
38
Forster Inc—
5
Fire
New
140
20%
'
.25
City
74
Amsterdam
64
38 %
of Commerce
124
New
__
Inc— _100
Trust
Guarantee &
Title
Ask
68
5
Manufacturers—4
Union
42%
St Trust
Public Nat'I Bank & Trust- 17%
119
.
National Fire
50%
20
(J P) & Co
City Bank
York
Sterling
of N Y——20
Life..
10
Casualty
23%
380
Brook National Bank
National
New
—20
Freeport N Y
Morgan
—
74
Merchant Fire Assurance..
16
30%
Bank.
Co
Bank
Peoples First National Bank
22%
x21 %
100 1,510
Kings County Trust
—
Amer—10
71%
Continental Casualty—
&
40%
128
Connecticut General Life
Crum
Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 prior preferred
10
$1.05 convertible preferred—5
Massachusetts Bonding
5
34
39%
Alliance
American
American
72%
32
American
Trust
National City
Tower Grove Bank
Lincoln
68%
Agricultural
Bank
Chicago
Jersey Insurance
National
43%
40%
—10
20.53
4.49
1
83
640
Pittsburgh
21.86
1
56
■
330
620
34
1956
Insurance Co of North
80
Cleveland
Security-First
Bank—
31
1955-
Bid
315
.100
404
392
split
for one
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
-10
Irving Trust
2.50
90%
54
Insurance
Life
36%
92
10.00
Par
.100
Savings-
227
Detroit
305
2.19
Companies
Ask
220
24
10
89
8.75
86%
Casualty & Surety.
Aetna
22
34%
Trust— —10
&
296
1
Ask
Bid
.100
Bank
Cleveland
Union Bank
100
of
Bid
Aetna
Par
National
First
48
137
—20
2.50
E_
68%
132
Guaranty Trust
Hanover
(The)
Meadow
Independence Trust Shares
North Amer T"'6t Shares—
Companies
Central National
6%
70%
46
16
Franklin Square N Y
13.16
6.55
6.64
13.64
United
Aetna
47
5%
__
National
Franklin
Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares-
surance
45
Co
Bank
three
Ex
Unit
Series
41%
Fiduciary Trust
First National Bank—
7.06
Bond
Railroad
United
I
National Bank of Detroit-
16.13
1
15.10
Trust
Federation
13.80
1
Inc
Bond Fund
7.81
39%
_
1
13.79
...15
Bank
(White Plains N Y)
9.97
Fund
1952
47%
22.61
:_l
Inc
15,
Harris Trust St
45%
Bank & Trust_20
Exchange
County
Empire Trust
inc
lc
lc
shares
Petroleum
Howe
Fund
Corn
Fund
Union
9.06
8.27
1
Texas
lc
shares
Mining
RR
;
1952
Northern Trust Co
369
354
10
_
10
Chemipal Bank & Trust
Continental Bank & Trust- —10
Television-Electronics Fund
13.81
7.02
Institutional
28.46
Corp__•
common.;
new
Technical
9.70
Investing Company shares—lc
Investors
Street Investment
Inc
9.04
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
General
Shares
Amer
34%
33
Co_ —10
100
Trust
National
Chase
Fund (net asset value )_♦
Stein Roe & Farnham
.
1952
1952
Ask
& Fifth
York
New
Bankers
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Com
Stock
of
Bank
8.79
68.00
Food
Equipment shares-lc
shares
lc
lc
15,
29,
bl.58
bl.58
bl.58
bl.60
bl.60
Chicago—(Cont)—
the Manhattan
Bank of
28.46
14.42
28.20
shares
1952
May 22,
York
New
57.07
8.75
Electrical
1.40%
1.467*
1.48 7*
1.48 7*
1.507*
1.54%
1.52%
May
Bid
Par
Avenue
7.50
Building shares
bl.50
bl.58
1952
May
Bank & Trust
18.57
1
Fund
Pioneer
lc
Chemical
1952
1,
May 8,
May
June
14.44
-—5
Inc
lc
shares
shares
10
32.63
32
14.02
32.30
1
Trading
9.10
Aviation
April 24,
5.95
8.30
Automobile
1.30%
1.15%
,
bl.35
1952
bl.45
26%
25
&
Pine Street Fund
6.12
1952
1952
,
1
asset value)
Petroleum
54.93
Group Securities—
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
preferred
1
Republic Investors Fund—„1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
3.44
5.63
Fund
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
(Net
6.99
27,
3,
Ask
1952
April
19.11
Fund
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
21.24
1952
Bid
17,
0.70%
0.85%
0.95%
0.90%
0.95%
0.90%
5.19
17.77
1952
15,
20,
Bills
Ask
6.04
4.74
April
5.29
5.53
Group Series
Resources
$1.50
1
1
March
5.90
X9.72
7.55
20.55
March
Priced Com Stock Series_l
Low
1952
March
4.24
bl.10
bl.15
bl.25
bl.20
bl.25
-bl.20
1952
13,
March
5.42
_i
8.46
1
8.13
.3.88
-
__1
Series
6,
March
x4.96
Series—__1
Series
Stock
United States Treasury
Bid
6.89
3.16
General Investors Trust
16.35
1
Corp
New
6.38
Corp
Capital
General
11.60
15.24
b.23
19.38
Fund Inc
10.67
1
Series
Natural
—1
—
1
7.78
•
Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
lc
Common stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Industries
Priced
Selected
Franklin Custodian
Futures
13.54
5.63
Mutual Fund—
Founders
17.54
13.54
Shares
Industrial
32
30%
15.88
Series
Low
2.74
X2.50
10
1
Corp
First Boston
1
_1
Securities—
Preferred
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Inc
Corp
Investors
Income
Balanced Fund
Stock
new
Balanced Fund
& Howard—
Equity Fund Inc
Fund
beneficial interest
Nation-Wide
Bond
Ask
2-51
1
Invest Fund Inc
Oils
of
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
Ask
Bid
Due
Dated
7-
Inc_l
interest
2nd
13.47
Dividend Shares
1, 1956
2.35%
1
1
Coast Invest
„
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Trust—
Investors
wi
1953
15,
5.24
Inc—10c
shares
Bond
l%s Feb.
5.65
lc
shares
1
Utility
1056
1
4.84
5.13
Machinery
Railroad
AnrU
3.49
lc
Insurance stock
Public
15, 1955
3.70
3.17
shares—lc
Metals
Investors
Ctfs
14.42
3.36
lc
lc
Industries
Furnishings shares
14.76
Pacific
March
5.03
8.23
9.95
1
preferred
equipment
l%s March
100.0852
1952
4.45
Equipment
1
1
Diversified
32nds—
in
are
.0806
15,
l%s Dec.
4.16
Automobile
stock
Values
1 00 3*2
A-
Aug.
l%s
3.78
__1
Bank
100
100.0674
l%s
53.42
lc
shares
Agriculture
Aviation
Ask
l%s April 1, 1952
l%s July 1, 1952
Funds—
Business
13.33
Bid
MaturityTreasury Notes—
l%s
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Funds Inc—
Price
Ask
Ctfs. of Indebtedness—
Fund
Value)
Asset
Automobile
12.16
25c
Dollar
Bid
Maturity—
Sayles Mutual Fund
(Net Asset Value)
Managed
Diversified
Priced
Lexington Trust Fund
Composite Bond St Pfd Stock
Domposite
Stocks)
Com
Knickerbocker
7.46
Investment
Commonwealth
U. S. Geriificales of Indebtedness & Notes
19.58
100 5,850
com
Preferred
Gas
1961
2y4s Feb.
Other lauet
27.60
Bonds)_1
1952
14,
15,
Central Bank
30.03
117%
116%
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
15,
100.4
103
100.4
100.4
18.38
1
Inc
Grade
Panama Canal 3s
100.2
100.1
100.2
April
2.20s
Mutual
B-2
Inc—
17.98
1
100.2
2.20s June
17.25
Investment Co of America
Ask
Ask
Bid
100
2%s
1.22
19.66
Banks—
1952
15, 1952
13, 1952
2.20s
92c
lc
Loan
March
2.10s
10.64
lVa
Federal Home
14.13
Insurance Group shares
Stock and Bond Group
B-l
Bowling Green Fund
Ask
Ltd—
1
Fund Inc
Boston
Shares
Group
•
America
of
Bid
Par
shares
Group shares
Bank
4.28
American Mutual Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
39%
33%
78%
34%
47%
35 %
623
55%
41
—
23,*
Bid
Bonds—
.
Security Issues
Ask
Bid
Bond*—(Continued)
1972
101%
101%
1981
103%
104%
Washington Gas Lgt 3%s__ 1976
102%
3%s_,
Appalachian Elec Pwr 3%s_1981
Arkansas Pow St Lgt 3%s__1981
Central Maine Power 3%—1981
107%
108
United Gas Corp
103 %
104%
Virginia Electric 81
104
104%
Power & Light 3%_1982
3%s
1981
101%
102 >/4
103%
104
Dayton
Duke
Power
Power—
3%s
105
106
1982
102%
102%
Long Island Lighting 3%s__1976
Mich Consol Gas 3%s
1976
102 V8
102%
Cent 111 Pub Serv
102%
103%
El
& Light 35/8S__198l
Mohawk Power—
-1
1981
104 %
105
103%
104%
jhsi
105%
106%
100%
preferred
Kansas City Pow & Lt—
4%% preferred
103
Tenn
Georgia
Mich
1981
Power 3'/2s
Indiana
Minn
3%s
3%s
Ohio Fower
1932
3%a
1982
102%
Transmis
3%s—1971
98%
99%
1971
104%
4%s
a
In
change.
n
liquidating dividend.
pfd_100
103%
104%
100
5y*7*
103%
105
Gas—
preferred
Telephone—
4.75%
Gas
$5.10
—50
50
50%
100
103%
104
100
101 %
103
Transmission—
preferred
b Bid
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges.
wdWhen delivered,
value, tin default.
tThese bonds are subject to all Federal
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
par
Issued.' x
Natural
yield price,
d Deferred delivery sales (not
sale (not included in year's range).
year s range),
e Ex-interest,
f Flat price,
k Admitted to lifting on N, Y. Stock Ex¬
Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb. ; r Cash sales (not included In year's range),
t Ex-
Odd lot
Included
•No
Paso
5%%
105%
3%s
Electric
Gas
Stocks-
General
100
Power
Phila
Tenn
3%s
Power
Niagara
Penn
Elec
taxes.
wl When
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(956)
.
.
.
Monday, March 3, 1952
Week Ended Feb. 23
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
1952
Third Federal Reserve
Bank clearings
this week will show
JL'minary figures compiled by
of the country,
an
increase compared with
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
cities of the United States for which it is possible to
$18,403,208,672 against $18,051,758,419 for the
tiaere is
Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending Friday of 3.5%.
a
the week follows:
BY
3.6
1,083,050
850,143
+ 53.7
968,772
1,172,723
+
31.1
915,493
1.245.517
+ 38.5
2,826,402
2,613,486
6.3
791,000,000
758,000,000
—29.2
2,616,660
2.681.518
7.4
4,116,226
4.015,851
-+15.3
2,174,669
2,211,772
4,368,454
3,155,048
1,029,000.000
3,112,603
6,021,762
5,607,779
+
2,828,592
2,453,918
Scran ton
Wilkes-Barre
York
,
—
6,441,349
4,973,777
+
29.5
3,606.229
9,877,713
9,175,912
+
7.6
7.662,505
8,554,905
6,574,269
+
30.1
5,959,353
6.669,620
1,008,628,585
1,067,443,090
5.5
822,929,359
789,648,889
—_
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
—
3,212,831
6,975,428
.
%
1951
1952
Federal
Fourth
York
+
1,001,093
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended March 1—
New
1,298,728
2,203,147
Total (11 cities)
CLEARINGS—RETURN'S
$
1,089,363
964,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
New
1949
$
1,673,812
„
Lancaster
At this center
1950
or
Dec. %
1,346,171
—;
Chester
Our preliminary total stands
week in 1951.
same
Inc.
1,312,680
Bethlehem
obtain weekly clearings will be
2.0% above those of the corresponding week last year.
at
Pennsylvania—Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, March 1, clearings for all
$
District—Philadelphia—
Pre-
a year ago.
1951
$
District—Cleveland—
Reserve
$9,245,964,872
$8,929,728,530
+
3.5
915,530.058
952,377,041
—
3.9
8,062,846
+
0.1
1.173,000,000
1,166,000,000
569,3.96,058
+
0.6
Cincinnati—
238,351,295
224,006,013
+
6.4
158,171,660
166,819,064
568,300,213
—
0.2
Cleveland
448,047,396
417,637,614
+
7.3
288,859,226
271,007,065
373,491,488
410,494,632
—
9.0
Columbus
—
40,797,500
35,510,100
+ 14.9
27,574,400
30.357,100
312,600.000
347,300,000
-
10.0
Mansfield
5,851,334
5,463,434
7.1
4,287,456
586.198,000
470,831,000
—
8,397,412
9,026,080
7.0
6,210,779
6,312,293
Pittsburgh
368,402,238
397,797,191
352,484,366
+ 12.9
265,167,160
286,180,653
Cleveland
417,479,766
374,517,468
447,573,853
223,060,380
286,632,394
1.147,309,431
1,052,190,453
9.0
737,673,643
770,694,829
.
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas
fit.
City
Louis
Ban
—-
Francisco
Baltimore
Ten
cities
Other
five
cities,
days
five
.
Ohio—Canton
+24.5
—
—
All
all
—22.2
Total (7 cities)
$14,184,027,015 $13,954,850,976
+
cities,
Total
five
3,336,714,090
+
2.4
3,418,285,048
Cities
~+
Fifth
1.8
800,896,609
760,193,353
+
for
week
$18,051,758,419
+
Richmond
2.0
issue of next week.
our
Saturday and
the
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday figures
are
available
not
Accordingly, in the above the last day of week in all
In the
elaborate detailed
Total
Feb. 23.
For that week there
the whole country
same
inasmuch
at time
as
of
the week ends
going to
was
Outside of this
at this center having recorded
city there
was a
increase of 4.5%..
an
Sixth
in the Boston
previous week—the week ended
gain of 0.7%, the bank clearings
delphia Reserve District of 5.5%.
ier
totals
record
a
loss of
a
11.6%
in the Phila¬
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals regis-'
improvement of 9.0%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 11.7% and in the
an
Atlanta
Reserve
District of
13.0%.
In the
Chicago Reserve District the totals
Reserve District the totals
an
Federal
larger by 7.9%.
The Dallas Reserve District has to
increase of 2.1% but the Kansas City Reserve District
reports a decrease
of 0.7% and the San Francisco Reserve District of 2.7%.
21,252, 915
23,093,233
.
,
1st
Boston
———12
cities
ig51
Inc. or
$
v..
$
Dec. %
523,996,413
592,925,890
7,670,314,898
7,355,009,326
1,008,628,585
1,147,309,431
355,087,520
+
8.7
+
9.1
69,026,317
56,187,692
+ 14.9
233,700,000
240.000,000
14,746.371
14,827,947
3,449,435
4,625,776
3,495,892
3,858, 177
123,274, 382
+ 19.9
3,134,717
3,555,608
+
8.6
96,666,427
82,014,332
Alabama—Birmingham
115,412.977
107,326 ,948
+
7.5
88,847.107
83,781,435
7,'30,893
7,049, 801
+
1.1
4,903.924
+
7.3
326.893
314,070
Mobile
158,054,689
130,490, 582
+ 21.1
111,214,381
111,641,264
871,727,580
771,680.826
+ 13.0
626,097,148
601,329,029
Mississippi—Vicksburg——
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
(10 cities)
•a
•
Seventh
5.592,365
477.229
444, 669
—.
'
Federal
Reserve
District—Chicago—
—
1,265,925
1,123,266
+ 12.7
969,313
933,162
9,525,919
10.850,690
—12.2
8,794,535
8,658,626
-Lansing..—,,.——.a——...
5,656,065
5,572,171
1.5
4,949,853
4.330,093
Indiana—Forf Wayne
———.*
5,330,422
Indianapolis—————51,613,000
57,119,000
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
.
Terre Haute
3,187.323
...
Wisconsin—Milwaukee--
78,064,984
-
4,301,919
9.6
45,083,000
5.2
7,132,123
-•?
4,442,596
43,966,000
5,542,431
+
24.5
2,199,612
2,470,303
9.5
54,005,989
46?927,805
4,451.384
31,170,585
16,810.117
747,387,628
803,654,808
3,372,030
3.006,720
——.
6.2
+
4,100,119
Illinois—Bloomington
—
2,560,429
13,351,218
1,203,242
—
City-——-————
—
—
71.280,935
31,491,525
Rapids—
Des Moines——
Sioux
8,415,787
7,979,748
—_
—
5,681,091
+
1.273,382
13,219,572
12.350.246
5,401.244
6,064,447
3,824.163
3.555,443
985,974,127
1,044,940,501
7.9
3,150,944
2,952,172
1.0
23.594,913
22,659,826
—20.6
11,975,276
12,774,793
—
+
5.5
842,093
946,004
7.0
621,511,305
627,637,380
+ 12.1
2,388,033
2,363,988
—
—
7.0
8,614,618
—10.9
4,150,510
3,933,880
+
7.6
2,331,885
2,376,835
—
5.6
805,995,901
802,286,067
+
9,370,033
1949
1950
s
377,518,146
133,846.416
Total (17 cities)
1952
Districts
+ 11.7
+ 16.5
Rockford
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
,
Week Ended Feb. 23—
Federal Reserve
58,441,584
4,966, 484
—'
i
Macon
Chicago
by Federal Reserve Districts:
175,782,079
64,594,303
89,116, 868
Peoria
summary
2,711,392
193,502,726
1.2
283,900, 000
Springfield
a
3,240,343
20.5
97.202,397
1.
Decatur
In the following we furnish
+ 11.1
+
—
326,100,000
5,783,970
v
Iowa—Cedar
are
488,820,774
2,238,659
District—Atlanta—
Reserve
South Bend
are
smaller by 5.6% and in the St. Louis Reserve District by 4.6%, but in the
Minneapolis
its credit
88,285,631
+
Florida—Jacksonville
gain of 4.4%, buf
and
3,633,262
244,869,882
87,208,797
Augusta-.
We group the cities according to
(including this city) the totals show
Reserve District the
105,536,908
* 546,072,230
Georgia—Atlanta
the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this it appears that
in the New York District
10,285,000
103,804,115
4,034,881
Nashville
having amounted to $15,530,867,023 against $15,152,650,761 in the
week in 1951.
10,138.000
3.7
Tennessee—Knoxville
increase of 2.5%, the aggregate of clearings for
an
+ 15.4
+ 19.0
press.
has to be estimated.
coses
2,677,171
11,511,000
137,843,828
295,129,922
cities)
(6
appear
2.330,557
3,089,421
13,697.000
Maryland—Baltimore--——
District of Columbia—Washington-.
statement, however, which Ave present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the
we are
+
142,912,209
—-
South Carolina—Charleston
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
4,250.581
District—Richmond—
Federal Reserve
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
5.4
$18,403,208,672
day
one
all
$17,602,312,063 $17,291,565,066
days
5,768,073
1.6
days
cities,
+
7,402,962
6.7
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
West
Total
1
Youngstown
1.6
8,067,253
,
:j,+
'
.
$
—11.6
467,624,428
434,261,932
+
4.4
6,672,212,343
5,913.940,547
1,067,443,090
—
5.5
822,929,359
789,648,889
1,052,190,453
+
9.0
737,673,643
770,694,829
2nd New York
12
"
3rd
Philadelphia
H
"
4th
Cleveland
7
"
6
"
546,072,230
-488,820,774
+ 11.7
377,518,146
355,087,520
*.—10
"
871,727,580
771,680,826
+13.0
626,097,148
601,329,029
1,044,940,501
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
802,286,067
________
6th Richmond
Cth
7th
_______
Atlanta
Chicago —'
17
"
985,974,127
—
5.6
805,995,901
4
"
526,321,851
551,431,013-
—
4.6
414,447,374
448,566,036
7
"
459,461,032
425,812,864
+
7.9
320,680,448
"
518,887,381
522,792,420
—
0.7
399,345,160
389,738,773
6
"
389,221,784
381,074,268
+
2.1
297,945,811
259,991,688
873,951,711
898,529,336
—
2.7
670,624,328
626,953,012
15,530,867,023
15,152,650,761
+
2.5
12,613,094,089
11,674.483,373
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
11th Dallas
City
__
42th San Francisco.,—
—_—,—
Illinois—Quincy
Total
(4 cities)
.311,500,000
9.4
220.800,000
232.800,000
142,167,661
100,323,435
1,730,755
142,044,137
+
0.1
108.172,974
133,854,920
95,991,595
+
4.5
83,921,049
80,420,939
8.7
1,553,351
1,490,177
526,321,851
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis—.
551,431,013
4.6
414,447,374
448,566,036
1,895,281
10
"
Ninth
______—__—112
cities
Outside New York City
add
now
8,131,572,138
8,078,836,160
detailed statement showing
our
*week ended Feb. 23 for four
6,476,126
Paul
North
6.178,964
+
4.8
5,015,450
4,602.405
294,704,185
+
6.5
213,443,410
181,759,025
112,483,943
;
100,667,570
+ 11.7
82,856,853
77,338,406
Dakota—Fargo—
+
0.7
6,156,188,473
6,116,848
6,560,915
2,490,563
3,413.641
Montana—Billings
3,691,047
3,620,644
14,196,884
10,666,945
459,461,032
425,812,864
Helena
5,966,842,945
Tenth
Week Ended Feb. 23
1952
Clearings at—
Federal
Reserve
1951
$
$
Inc.
Dec,
or
7o
1950
$
1949
5
District—Kansas
1,413,472
—.
Massachusetts—Boston
_J__
Fall River.
Lowell
,
1,596,780
—11.5
1,281,439
1,443,923
2,777,960
3,838,746
—27.6
2,788,921
3,015,709
498,983,802
—12.6
393,413,666
366,799,777
—12.4
1,606,906
1,363,696
8.8
760,550
759,281
436,308,619
1,875,426
;
836,603
New Bedford
1,711,948
Springfield
New Hampshire—Manchester
Second
cities)
Federal
Reserve
27,027,153
11,692,435
26,187,700
28,242,700
1,207,883
1,425,538
592,925,890
—
—14.0
1,561,928
Elmira
Jamestown
New York-.
Rochester
Syracuse—.
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Montclair
Newark
Northern New Jersey
(12 Cities)
2.811,862
+ 33.1
8,843,442
7,116,970
7.9
320,680,448
281,979,051
+
681,883
+ 15.5
359,983
508,497
—29.2
328,428
492,981
6,380,358
7,371,782
—13.4
5,537,992
5.G04.989
Omaha
145,818,460
150,121,005
2.9
106,529,116
101,243,516
8,915,154
18,373,059
17,099,880
320,400,861
321,355,935
13,097,556
10,340,163
787,424
6,760,694
3,994.017
1.5
19,403,054
10,452,023
9,575,519
7.3
23,965,400
19,539,100
—15.3
999,401
1,011,620
St.
Joseph
Coloiado—Colorado Springs
2,546,569
Total
2,795,512
518,887,381
(10 cities)
2,856,119
2,207,957
.
Pueblo
19,419,036
7.3
Missouri—Kansas City
6,661,644
522,792,420
—
450,000
+ 33.8
6,193,509
7.5
11,636,441
9,402,059
1.2
256,203,378
252,501,912
+ 26.7
+
—
7,790,493
8,686,593
8,316,302
10.8
2,095,718
2,091,178
—21.0
1,686,261
1,845,343
0.7
399,345,160
389,738,773
—
—
5,980,852
4,630,446
Wichita
447,724
+
—
—
—
—11.6
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin—
467,624,428
434,261,932
6,538,751
Galveston
:
7,596,963
335,139,981
25,807,722
Fort Worth-
326.561,999
28,142,444
—13.9
5,914,455
5,410,889
2.6
251,304,270
218,763,549
8.3
22,831,218
19,457,741
+
—
5,501,000
Total (6 cities)
6,234,376
—11.8
5,229,000
4,781,000
5,097,811
3,044,167
+ 67.5
4,639,651
3,388,065
11,136,519
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
9,494,319
+ 17.3
8,027,217
8,190,444
2.1
297,945,811
259,991,688
389,221,784
381,074,268
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
14,911,412
'
5,689,605
2,660,778
1,359,402
2.1
—15.5
District—New York-
Buffalo
Total
8,404,915
6,665,009
523,996,413
York—Albany—
Bingham ton
New
1,991,120
5,633,762
10,842,165
New Haven—
Rhode Island—Providence———
New
917,081
26,616,644
.
Connecticut—Hartford
(12
2,140,611
8,584,231
Worcester
Total
-•
5,663,576
2,169,997
2,687,720
City—
;
Kansas—Topeka
*
'___
6.8
1.9
+
Lincoln
Hastings
I—
First Federal Reserve District—Boston
Maine—Bangor
—
—27.0
the figures for each city for the
years:
Nebraska—Fremont
Portland
—
314,005,621
Minneapolis
St.
Total (7 cities)
We
—
Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
—
281,979,051
10
6th St. Louis
9th
282,100.000
Missouri—St. Louis.*,
14,112, 134
~ 2,569,921
2,899, 444
93,718,645
101,179, 717
2,454,339
1,679, 940
+
5.7
15,257,648
13,025,260
—11.4
2,119,300
2,098,433
7.4
77,229,468
+ 46.1
1,535,259
—
70,247,645
1,077,084
1,946,461
1,783, 514
+
9.1
1,480,815
1,382,922
7,399,294,885
7,073,814, 601
+
4.6
6,456,905,616
5,707,640,428
23,000.384
21,206 ,700
+
8.5
16,846,115
15,850,883
17,724,335
14,110, 502
+ 25.6
10,830,507
8,809,489
21,524,046
20,326, 020
12,491,160
13,328,387
+
5.9
a
a
44,337,944
44,703, 277
—
0.8
57,832.526
59,193. 477
—
2.3
43,849,537
47,754,222
7,679,314,898
7,355,009,326
+
4.4
6,672,212,343
5,913,946,547
607,169
32,125,555
139,661,228
Yakima
California—Long Beach
7.7
98,864,928
97,512,275
+ 27.7
2,555,060
2,809,813
+
4.0
116,465,126
106,085,585
61,196,506
+
3.0
47,159,043
42,914,479
14,827,362
Pasadena
16.135,599
10,078,267
11,218,889
467,544,213
488,097,686
12,818,050
—
9.8
'
13,758,827
10,797,604
Santa Barbara
Stockton
Total (10 cities)
10,728,742
8,188,517
4.2
362,694,523
340,337.632
11,170,905
+ 14.8
8,736,468
3,983,622
San Jose
—10.2
4,524.413
—12.0
3,410,680
3,683,457
10,204,024
San Francisco
Grand Total
9,380,615
8.8
6,250,931
6,050,918
included
—
+
8,572,732
873,951,711
(112 cities)
898.529,336
2.7
670.624,328
626,953,012
15,530,867,023
'
Outside New York
Now
—
3,027,159
141,193,222
64,091,652
Utah—Salt Lake City
a
151,284,342
3,866,677
146,876.616
Oregon—Portland
15,152,650,761
+
2.5
12.613,094.089
11,674,483,373
8,131,572,138
8.078,836.160
+
0.7
6.156,188,473
5,966,842,945
606,239
33,059,749
Washington—Seattle
„
in
Newark,
N.
J.
—
Volume 175
Number 5095
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(957)
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Chicago .&
Pursuant to the requirement of
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of the world. We
record for the week just passed:
a
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
FEBRUARY 22,
FEDERAL
1952
TO
Noon
RESERVE
BANK
FEBRUARY
TO
1952
28,
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
Value
in
United States
4.50%
preferred
Bethlehem
Mar 31
Money
stock——
Foundry
Argentina peso—
$
Feb. 26
$
Feb. 27
$
s
'
,1.
▼
Australia,
pound,.:———:
Denmark,
Finland,
krone
/
.326600
.999375
.999375
.999375
.208175
.208275
.208175
.144916*
.114916*
.144916*
.144916*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285520
.00285446
.00285446
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
—
peso
.208383
.208383
.208450
2.803750*
.115606
.115606
.115606
.263300
.263300
.263300
2.755569
Mfg., 4Va% pfd. A (quar.)„
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4% % preferred A (quar.)—_:
Laclede-Christy
Co.
(quar.)——
.
Laclede Steel
Co.
(quar.)_
Lefcourt Realty Corp.
(quar.)——
Leland
Electric
Co.,
5%
conv.
preferred.
Entire
Issue
called
for
redemption on
March 10 at $26.50 per share plus ac¬
2.753712
2.753506
2.753712*
-
.
krone
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0348550
.0349000
.0349000
4(4%
.140154*
Philippine, Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
4V2%
.0349000
Sweden,
krona
___'
;
.193269*
+.
Switzerland, franc
Union of South
pound..
United Kingdom, pound
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
.193269*
*
.193269*
.228850
.228900
.229050
,2.770425
2.771985
2.770425
2.781015
Closed
Washington's
Birthday
_.
sterling
2.781367
2.783125
peso
peso
2.781250
,425531*t
,658327*t
.561797*t
•561797*t
.425531*$
Inc.
.425531*$
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
dollars)
Inc. (+)
or
dec.(—) since
Feb. 20,
Feb. 27,
Gold
certificates
Redemption
fund
notes
F.
for
706,125
Other
cash
21,892,376
419,320
__i_
Discounts
and
Industrial
loans
U.
.
S.
Govt,
Bills
advances_____
422,486
-
v
230
—
+
928,848
+
111,308
39,767
5,227
—
*
—
4,977
+
1,040,156
+
60,282
31,801
+
24,929
511
+
+
1,371
+
"
11,851.056
:—_
_._
of
and
"other
securities"
decreased
$58 million
Notes
ii
9,391
+
—
5,068,073
—
'
Bonds
■
164,646
5,635,823
+
U.
Total
Due
P.
securities.
and securities-
loans
from
R.
Govt,
S.
of
notes
Other
banks—
$36 million, respectively.
3,761,184
+
123,965
44,095
49,482,113
Total assets
+
+
+
—
+
—
9,892,910
A summary
mem¬
ber banks follows:
+
36,985
218,775
75
+
3.689
10,219
+
Loans
53,625
1,133
+
19,709,596
and
Foreign
Loans
296,650
47,087
65,972
—
—
Total
deposits
Other liab.,
+
+
601
+
3,880
74,087
+
2,055,012
285
+
13,212
28,320
+
241,128
27,543
49,482,113
of
serves,
note
+
—
5,889
+
17,260
67,913
+
2,113,804
ances
purchasing
Government
S.
+
119
—
139
—
19
—
88
pur¬
or
carrying:
obligations—
101
—
—
555
—
estate
banks
to
loans
S.
:
Government
6,005
securities—Total
S.
bonds
31,973
$1
Banks——
Reserve
24
+
Stock
U.
S.
deposits adjusted
;
deposits, except government
Government deposits—
0.2%
+
+
0.5%
Foreign banks
Borrowings
Debits
purchased for foreign
■
.
10,108
994
6,851
456
21,408
+
3,914
to
$3.50
3-20
3-15
3-15
$1,061/4
5-31
5-9
35c
3-10
2-15
20%
and
U.
3-10
2-15
65c
3-13
3-6
62'/aC
3-15
3-4
common
Company,
B
20c
4-
1'
871/aC
4-
1
3-12
(quar.)
$1
4+1
<3-12
(quar.)
10c
3-20
(increased quar.)
+
770
—
—
58
53
4-
Co.
-f
186
—
+
+
533
18
545
+
+
+
2,066
844
438
Govt,
—
—
+
+
23
175
934
—
261
112
426
+
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased $23 million in New York City and $22 million
In, the Cleveland District, but they decreased $17 million
in the San Francisco District and $16 million in the St.
Louis District; the net increase at all reporting member
banks
was
$4 million. The changes according to industry
pres^ release*-Loans
purchasing or carrying United
and
Government
securities
increased
$119 .gmillion,
:
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $87 million in
3-12
1
3-12
4-
1
3-21
$1.75
2-29
3-10
3-14
4-
1
3-14
4-15
3- 6
$1.75
4-
1
3-
$20C
4-
1
3-7
20c
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
A
50c
(quar.)—
Locomotive
Works, Ltd. (quar.)-,
common (quar.)—
4%%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Mueller Brass Co. (quar.)
Moore
Drop Forging,
(Texas)
59 %c
Mutual Chemical Co.
6%
7%
preferred
Cash
1
50c
3-21
3-11
4-
3-20
40C
Ltd., common (quar.).
3-12
3-
3-28
2-21
3-12
1
$25c
—
1
4-
1
3-17
3-28
3- T
5-
1
4-11
4-
$1.50
series-
.
3-
3-14
1
3-17
4-
(Pittsburgh)
3*24
75c
Light
4-
3-14
1
56i/,C
4-
1
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
New Yorker Magazine, Inc. (quar.)
Newmount Mining Corp.—
Niagara Alkali Co. (quar.)
4-
3-10
'
.
com.
4-16
3-31
$1,061/4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.,
Class A (quar.)
_a—
■;
40C
3-4
5- 1
45c
(s-a)
4%%
3
3-13
4-15
50c
_____
Service
2-29
75c
$37 % c
(quar.)_
Insurance
3-21
2-29
3-15
14c
.
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
1
3-15
75C
Corp.
Fire
3- 4
3-24
9c
Co.
3-31
V?
35C
series
Stocks
3-12
3-15
^
25c
—
Union
1
4-15
45c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)_
National Screw & Mfg. Co. (quar.)
National Securities & Research Corp.—
Sugar Refining
1
4-
75c
30C
——
National Lead Co., common
.
4-
$44c
(quar.)
(Detroit) (quar.)
National Fire Insurance (Pittsburgh)—
Increased quarterly
National Gypsum Co.
(quar.)
Public
3-
$1.50
Casualty
Haven Gas
3-12
-
of America—
Register Co.
National Income
3-15
50c
(quar.)——
National
3-27
30C
preferred (q uar.)
National Breweries,
3-14
30c
(quar;)
6
,
1
3-10
3-10
3.40%
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar,)_„
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd—
Nicholson File Co. (quar.)—
3-10
3-4
3-14
3- 4
50c
(quar.)
25C
$1
.
3-15
3-
1
40c
3-31
3-
4
30c
3-31
3- 4
85c
3-31
3- 4
3.60%
90c
3-31
3-
3.90%
97%c
3-31
3-4
$50c
4-
1
3- 6
30c
3-20
4
NOTICE
OF
Company and Issue—
Aroostook Valley RR.—
1st
and
ref.
mortgage
4%%
bonds,
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—
American
Date
due
Page
1961—Apr 14
*
1
3-20
3-15
3-5
No-Sag Spring Co.
—:
Nopco Chemical Co., new com (initial quar.)
North American Co. (quar.)
North American Investment Corp.—
From capital gains
25c
3-14
3-
—
—;
North American Rayon
REDEMPTION
Date
Optical Co.—
sinking fund debentures, due 1968—Mar
20-year 3%%
Bristol-Myers Co., 20-year 3%
1
4-
25c
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)
TENDER
...
4-
20c
Niles-Bement-Pond Co.
to brokers and dealers for
States
1
$1,121/2
New Orleans
common
3-1
4-
4-
621/aC
(quar.)—
New Jersey Water, $4.25 preferred
list of corporate bonds, notes,
3-12
$25c
preferred
Montgomery Ward & Co, common (quar.)—_
4.50%
New
stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
preferred
and purpose are available in another
largely in New York City,
a
3-31
1
Increased
Below will be found
3-14
4-25
4-
Naugatuck Water Co.
Notices
3-17
3-31
22 % c
National Industrial
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
1
(quar.)
Co., com.
(quar.)—.
National
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Feb. 20: Decreases of $198 million in holdings of
Treasury bills, $533 million in demand deposits adjusted,
$261 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
banks, and $175 million in borrowings, and an Increase
of $545 million in United States Government deposits.
3-10
3-10
4-
60c
Utilities
National Steel Car,
Condition Statement of Member Banks
3-15
1
$25c
(quar.)_
Knittipg Co., Ltd., common
preferred
Monroe Auto Equipment, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Monroe Calculating Machine, 7% pfd. (quar.)
National Steel
30,962
1
1
4-
50c
4(4%
except
accounts,
during week
44-
$1
Minneap., JSQ. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR. Co.
& Ontario Paper Co. (quar.)—
Co.
2-15
2-15
25C
—
Minnesota
57
115
2-20
1
50c
2,549
—
3-
2-29
2-29
75c
Murray Corp. of America, common (quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)
Muskogee Company (quar.)
;
14,751
6-29
67 % C
Michigan Associated Telephone—
$2.70
preferred
(quar.)
3,830
2,556
444
6-30
50c
2,348
+
8
3- 5
$1.62%
(quar.)
+
—
8
3-
3-31
30c
(quar.)
+
—
3-
3-20
15c
50C
class A
Stern & Co.,
46
2
3-12
10c
v
;
Brick (reduced quar.)
Building Co. (quar.)
(H. H. I Packing Co., 6(4% pfd. (quar.)
National
The condition statement of weekly
(quar.)
(quar.)
Metropolitan
Metropolitan
Montana-Dakota
2-28
(quar.)
Publishing
Robbins
198
9,984
__1
S.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—
1,221
904
.
!
preferred
Co., Inc.
Mfg.
3-20
1
50c
Corp
$4 convertible 2nd preferred
Metal Forming Corp., common
Modine
4-
1
preferred
B
3- 5
1
6%
demand deposit accounts,
Interbank
&
3-10
3-15
4-
dividend
McKesson &
3-10
1
3-31
20c
(quar.)
Murray Co.
58
52,557
16,408
3,024
:
3-10
4-
4-
National
Demand
3-31
25c
136
2,363
;
3-21
3-10
;
1,073
36
5
3-31
3-31
50c
+
—
3-
27»/2C
+
—
3-10
3-10
3-14
25c
9
+
3-31
3-29
40c
25c
Chemical
McGraw-Hill
Class
152
3-12
$12 %c
212
+
7-24
10-24
30c
convertible
Montreal
332
1
3-31
35c
—
890
banks
domestic
with
+
8-
11- 1
(quar.)
<fc
(M.)
14
—
4-2$
Sons—
preferred
Marsh
73
—
2
—
vault,
in
Balances
4
12
6,898
__.
Federal
with
Cash
3,853
3,830
5,948
+
18,342
—
securities
Domestic banks
48.1%
Industrial loan commitments—
258
for
Interbank demand deposits:
certificate reto deposit and F. R.
correspondents
dealers
1
$$1
—
Monarch
561
Time
Contingent liability on accept¬
,
2,550
Liabilities-
gold
liabilities combined
2,856
+
5,659
Other
—•
158,744
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
„
+ s.r
538,342
^
Ratio
for
Reserves
Accounts—
paid in
Surplus
(Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b
Other capital accounts—
.
—
+
4
obligations
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness,—
Treasury notes
356,180
+
14,865
48,516,356
75
+
securities
Other
447,040
+
-j-
agricultural
loans
U.
Capital
Government
Loans
126,676
20,171
2,756
Other securities
Real
316,093
95,992
21,150,552
2,993,176
incl. accrued divs.
liabilities
Total
Capital
8.
Other loans
U.
Deferred availability cash items
4,273
+
chasing or carrying:
246,378
—
+
74
890
and
brokers
to
174
+
35,177
and
—
21,148
;_
industrial,
loans
643,431
+
+
522,787
Other
+
220,441
73,504
3- 3
5-
2%
—
Midland Steel Products Co., com. (quar.)
$2 non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
34,633
Commercial,
1,247,912
297,548
investments—Total
Loans—gross
2,113,804
+
___
711,519
acct._
1951
3-13
3-17
25c
dividend)
(stock
Corp. (quar.)
Market Basket Corp., common
Midvale
Loans—net
U.
Treasurer—gen.
S.
Feb. 21,
1952
4
Deposits:
U.
Feb. 13,
Assets—
Other
Member bank—reserve accts.
20,
3-20
25c
Mangel Stores
Class
(in millions of dollars)
700,288
+
Public
Meyer
Feb.
Liabilities—
24,357,763
15c
& Co., Inc. (reduced)
Service, 5(4% pfd. (quar.)
(R. H.)
Maine
Michaels,
Inc. (+) or
■'
i-~6
$121/20
Macy
'Class
of assets and liabilities of reporting
r
3-10
62i/2C
Portland
Borrowings decreased $193 million in the San Fran¬
cisco District and $66 million in Chicago, but they in¬
creased $47 million in New York City and $40 million in
U.
Federal Reserve Notes
%
(Marcus)
Theatres, Ltd
Cement Corp. (quar.)
Merck
673,988
+
+
3-17
25c
Horn
4(4%
242,448
3,916
67,913
3-14
3-27
(Ind.)—
Insurance
Industries
McCormlck &
11,851,056
240,478
—
201,894
—
+
3-28
30c
—
deposits adjusted decreased $212 million in
the San Francisco District, $70 million in the Cleveland
District, and $49 million in the New York District.
1952
180,801
—
assets
155,255
28
premises
Other
+
22,982,415
foreign banks.
Uncollected cash items
Bank
22,554,952
3-10
80C
6-25
~~5c
Cement Co
Ludwig Baumann & Co. (quar.)
MacMillan & Bloedel, Ltd., class A
dec. (—) since
Total
3-31
—
Park
Mathieson
Demand
1,526,606
—
35c
Star
Long
the Richmond District.
securities:
_____
Certificates
York
City and $49 million in the San Francisco
District, but they increased $48 million in the Dallas
District. Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebted¬
ness increased $46 million at all reporting member banks;
the principal changes were an increase of $74 million in
New York City and a decrease of $22 million in the Chi¬
cago District.
Holdings of United States Government
and
1951
R.
&
Total gold ctf. reserves—:.
/
39,997;
+
21,186,251
New
bonds
Feb. 28,
1952
1952
'i
:
12-23
Quarterly
Loew's
Assets—
12-30
6-30
3-10
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lone
of
9-24
$1,121/2
(quar.)—
National Life
Lincoln
Lincoln
thousands
9-30
Lily-Tulip
^Application depends upon type of merchandise.
tin
3-31
Products Corp. (quar.)
Cup Corp.
(quar.)__
Liberty
.658327*t
.561797*t
~
3-25
$1,121/2
$1,121/2
$1,121/2
i
.425531*$
.561797*t
Payable 0/ Rec.
dividend.
crued
Lesslng,
.658327*t
.658327*t
;
peso
♦Nominal.
.193269*
.228850
2.770347
^____
Africa,
Holier$
When
Per
Share
.
Kroehler
2.803750*
Netherlands,
guilder
_L__——
New Zealand, pound———____—
$In Volume 174.
(Continued from page 12)
Name of Company
.208383
2.803750*
.115606
.263300
._
—
•
1
Dividends
2.803750*
______
Closed
753
series A preferred stock—Apr
.00435401*
.00285446
-
Washington's
Birthday
$2192
614
.0198375
.326900
.
(conv.)—Mar 18
Jun 30
pfd. stock
.0544060
.326600
a
-
812
$2192
2.221250
.0198375
.0544060
.208175
pound
Norway,
2.221625
2.220000
.999375
:
cum,
\ * Announcement in this issue.
.326600
franc.—__—
Germany, Deutsche mark...—
India, Dominion of, rupee—
Mexico,
.0718000*
.0198375
—
—__—
(Metropolitan),
Ireland,
.0719000*
.0544060
——
Markka
France,
.0718500*
.0198375
—
_
■
.133333*
.0544060
Malaysia, Malayan dollar.—;
Canada, dollar
rupee
.200000*
.133333*
2.220000
*
_
British
Ceylon,
Closed
Washington's
Birthday
_—
____.
Page
$2346
809
5% gold bonds, due July 1, 1952—Anytime
Lines, Inc., 4'/2%
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.,
.200000*
.133333*
.0716500*
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruzeiro
Date
Co.—
Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—
convertible preferred stock—
4%
o
.200000*
.133333*
___
CALLED
Virginia
Feb. 28
.200000♦
Preferential
ISSUE
Machine
fit
General mortgage
Feb. 25
•
mortgage 5% bonds, due 1954—
_Apr
1
Bridgeport Brass Co., 5 Va % preferred stock—
—Mar 18
Norwich Pharmacal Co., 4.50% conv. pfd. stk., ser. A—Mar 20
Queens Borough Gas & Electric Co.—
5Vs% gold debentures, series A, due April 1, 1952—Anytime
United Air
Feb. 23
Feb- 22
$
.■
711
1st
'
.",V=
12086
Company and Issue—
1930
INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Country and Monetary Unit
1
1
York State Electric & Gas Co.—
New
ENTIRE
FOREIGN
Page
Indiana RR.-r-
Western
lst and ref. mtge*. 4%% bonds, series D, due 1962
Mar
National Dairy Products Corp., 3%% debs., due 1974__Apr
to the Secretary of the
give below
Date
45
debentures, jlue 1968—Apr
Page
Northern
Indiana
Common
1
1
514
*
Corp., $3 pfd. (quar.)
Public
3-31
3-20
30c
4-
1
3-7
$1.79
75c
3-20
3-10
4"
3-14
1.,
Service Co.—
(increased)
4.56%
,
4
30c
preferred
(quar.)
4Va%
preferred
(quar.)—.
3- 9
38c
3-20
29c
3-31
3- 5
221/2 c
3-31
3- 5
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
When
Per
Name of Company
5% P*d. (quar.)—.
Lorthrop Aircraft,
Office
<i%
1
;
(initial)—
Mfg.—
4%
preferred
conv.
3
2-27
3-19
3-
4-1
3-15
4- 1
bbc
1
3-12
^
a
4-
3-17
Tappan
3-21
Taylor Instrument Cos. —
Tecumseh
Products
(quar.)
3-21
Temple Coal,
4-
1
4-
75c
37/ac
1
5
Extra
common
3-
3
Tennessee Gas
5-
2
convertible preferred
(quar.)—
(3%
convertible preferred
(quar.)—
5%
convertible
5%
convertible
2/jc
JVzc
2/ac
20c
30c
■$1.25
40c
5L15
$1.12/g
52c
35c
15c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Parker
Appliance Co—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com. (quar.)
(quar.)——————
preferred
4-
1
3-10
1
3-10
Texas
3-12
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co., common—
preferred (quar.)—
—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
_
—
Pennsylvania Telephone, $2.10 pfd. (quar.).
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron (quar.)
Phillips-Jones Corp. (reduced),
——
4.60%
1
9-20
1-2-53
12-20
10-
-
3-
3-20
6
•
Gulf
1
3-12
4-
■
3-12
1
3-15
4%.
Thermatomic
1
3-14
3-
6
3-
3
5%
3-17
3-
7
5%
75c
4-
1
3-12
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., 4'/2%
4(4% preferred B (quar.)
(quar.)—.————r—$1.75
7%
preferred (quar.)
$1/15
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.
50c
Porter (H. K.) Company (Pa.), com. (quar.)
60c
5% preferred (quar.)
——————62 /sc
4-
1
3-10
Timken-Detroit
4-
8
3-10
Tide
3-14
Common
4oc
22 Vic
45c
(quar.)
Electric
General
Portland
Potomac Electric Power, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
—Corp. of Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.);
1st preferred (quar.)
3.60%
Power
6%
6%
Pratt,
Read
Co
Prenticc-Wabejs Products
Price
T40o
t75c
J$1.50
25c
&
National
20c
(quar.)_
Public
Bank
National
Trust
&
3-25
3-31
3- 6
3-20
4-15
3-20
4-
2
3-19
4-
1
3-20
Service
Corp,,
Common
,
voting (quar.)—
(quar.)
common
nonvoting
7%.
1st preferred
7%
original
(quar.)
prelerred
(quar.)—
—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co. (quar.)-.—
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
3-15
2-29
1
3-15
4-
1
.
Ruud
United-Carr
3-12
United Funds,
3-12
3-15
3-
Gaiety Car
Shops
(quar.)—
Helen's
Gt.
Joseph Light & Power
Cold
1
U.
S.
U.
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-14
3-27
3-
1
3-12
3-
6-
1
9-
1
12-10
12-
1
1
2-15
3-10
2-28
3-
7
omitted
7%
preferred
Oil, 6%
Bkiles
dividend
3-
per
Mfg.
Co.
3-25
1
3-12
Wabasso
3- 4
2-23
3-20
3-
22V2C
Vulcan
3-10
Gouth
Co.
of
3-10
Wall Street
2-29
Wamsutta
Wellington
8%
Iron
Co.,
6%
preferred
Pacific
Union
4-
1
6-
Co.
preferred
4,%%
.
preferred
-,»"4,/4%
preferred
•.
Utah
preferred
4.65%
4-15
3-26
4-
1
Products
News
3-28
1
3-21
7-
1
6-20
10-
1
.*
$4
1
4-30
preferred
A
Power
4- 1
3-
8
Extra
3-
5
3-14
4-15
3-21
American
Tobacco
6-1
5-14
Westmoreland
Coal
50c
3-15
Inc.
1
3-21
3-10
3-
3- 5
1
3-20
4-
Works
preferred
(quar.)
A
(Consider
H.), Inc.
WJR, The Goodwil
3-
3
Woolf Brothers,
7
Wyckoff
3-
4-
1
1
3-15
1
3-17
1
3-17
3-17
dends
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
3-28
3- 5
2-27
5-15
4-18
4-15
$1.25
3-24
3-
3
20c
3-15
3-
1
$1.183«
$1.12V2
3-15
3-
1
(quar.)_
3-15
3-
1
Class
3-15
3-
1
5%
1
3-20
25c
3-15
3-
25c
;
.
(quar.)_
3-
2-20
$1.25
$1.16(4
25c
35c
'
3-15
2-28
3-20
3~-
3-15
2-29
3-15
2-29
3-11
3-
$1.20
10c
56V2C
this
3-10
week,
these
2-28
1
4-
v
B.
4-
Vending Machine
■
Per
(s-a)
30c
$25c
4-1
3-1
4-1
3-1
Atfams
3-
44-
(quar.)
$$1.25
(quar.)
1
1
2-20
3-13
10c
—
~
3-15
3-
50c
3-12
3-31
3-14
7«4c
3-28
3-17
I8a;c
3-28
3-17
$10c
4-10
3-20
Express
Co
z'-J"
1
3-12
3-12
3-
1
Electric
(quar.)
A
30c
Co
3-25
3-
3
Aluminium Casting (quar.)
- 12%c
3-15
3- 1«
;
Supply Mfg. Co., Inc. (resumed)15c
3-15
3- 4
Aeroqulp Corp. (stock dividend")!
5%
4-13-1
Aetna Ball & Roller. Bearing, coin, (quar;)-;
15c-,..., 3-15
3- 1
6% convertible preferred - (quar.)
1
25c
3-15
-3-1
Aero
1%'
RR.
-
_
.
4-
2-29
25c
3-15
3-15
2-15
15c
3-28
3-14
3-20
3-
3-8
2-8
3-3
2-8
$1
(quar.)__
Co.,
Ltd.,
common—..
Barber-Ellis
1
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
1
3-14
*
3-4
3-
2-15
4
2-15
3-31
3-14
3-15
2-25
4-
3-
3
3-
1
3-
3
...
7"
3-10
4-1
3-3
3-12
2-13
2-21
2-27
3-10
2-26
$12V2C
3-15
2-23
H2V2C
3-15
2-22
10c
3-31
3-14
3-
50c
3
2-20
(quar.)
15c
3-20.
2-29
25c
3-10
Sons
4,
4-
100%
3-15
3- 1
3-
2-10
10c-
(quar.)
25c(quar.)
•
1"
(quar:)—-'—:
3-14(
40c
1
$L
4—
2-27
4-21
$1.06
(quar.)
3-21
1
$L7a
—
Ltd. iquar.)
2-27
183%Cv
(quar.):
of Canada,
3-15
3-21
(quar.)„
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
1
3-
4-
$1
,s
Show
&
3-
r-
3-15>
50c
40c
common
(Joseph)
5
40c
A
preferred;
3-15
2-15
$3
(qUar.)___
Radio
1
4
$1.25
Co.—,
.
—
'
40c
Co.—
preferred
4J/i %
2-29
$3.50
Bangor Hydro-Electric
7%
2-21
3-15
50c
(quar.)
(accum.)—
Service
9-15
2-
3
50o
(quar.)
(accum.)
Line
6-14
-
3-14
5c
Manufacturing Corp.
Bancroft
7
3-
100%
preferred
Coast
Baltimore
7-
10- 7 '
50c
(quar.)—.
Baker-Raulang Co. (stock dividend)
2-28
25c
:—
3-15
59%c
corn."
Spring Corp. (quar.)
r.
:
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Powder
Class
7
93%c
class A
Refining Co.
B/G Foods, Inc.,
"2-20
60c
—
Avco
Advance
7
Process
(quar.)
Steel Products, Inc. (quar.)_
Automotive Gear Works (Increased
quar.)
3-13
3-15
$30c
(quar.)^
Acme Electric Corp.
(Cuba)
Acme Steel
Co.
(quar.)
&
preferred
Class
3
4-
65c
(quar.)—;
Automatic
A
Co.
Auto
Refineries, Ltd.—
3-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Atlantic Refining Co.
Atlas Corp.
(quar.)
2-28
$37%c
pfd.
dividend
1st
Atlantic
Atlas
preferred
Acushnet
3-15
J12V2C
Wire
$6
Holdert
7
3-31
10c
Oil
2-29
75c
6%
Co.
Construction
Associated
Payable of Ree.
4- 1
3-
37y2c
„
Associated
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.50
When
Share
Common
Acadla-Atlantlc Sugar
3-15
1
3-14
C.
3-15
1
Stock
4-15
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.).;
common
Metal
Ashland
3-15
3-22
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Liquers Corp
Extra
being given in the
„
Gas
preferred
Class B
Arrow
7
Ltd.—
43/4%
2-21
3-
6-25
3
$1
$1.75
Steel
•$3.75
7%
Abltibi Power & Paper Co.,
Co.,
Co.,
Armstrong Rubber Co.,
4
(quar.)
(quar.)I
preferred
Corp. (quar.)_,
Cork Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
$4
7
1
3-
50c
—
Name of Company
Acme
(quar.)
$2
22V2C
"$l.l21/a
3-17
7-
25c
Armstrong
Common
$1.06(4
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
Armco
2-29
3-13
$$1.50
(quar.)_
3-21
1
4-
2-8
2-18
20c
Power
4- 1
,
2-8
3
3-3
3-3
$2.25
Mills,
Paper
Inc., com.
(quar.)—;
Western
30c
3-
3
::
3-14
4-15
12 %c
Co.,
Arkansas
preceding table.
A.
(quar.)
announced
Edison
3-10
$1.12'/2
2-29
3-
A'.""'
(quar.)
3-14
15c
—
3-13
$50c
Corp.
preferred
6%
weeks and not yet
1
Oil
$5
3-29
25c
$50c
Arkansas-Missouri
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
we
4-
$40c
.
3-14
Pulp &
(quar.)
;
4-
Ltd.—
common
75c preferred" (quar.)
Standard Radio, Ltd., class A-
Below
V/2c
„
2-25
(s-a)
Ltd
Oil,
Natural Gas
preferred (quar.)
4-
50c
.
2-25
1
3-31
3-31
Art
$25c
—
_
,
Co,,
1
3-
3-15
4-
Steel
3-
2-23
75c
(quar.)
Arizona
3-15
50c
20o
•——
Inc.
3-31
2-15
2-8
$2.25
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Anheuser-Busch,
Argo
2-19
5
$15c
(quar.)
Products
Arkansas
Station, Inc
4(4%
Post
3-17
3-24
3-
$50c
preferred
3-10
1
3-3
'
(quar.)
Inc.—
prior preference
3-14
preferred (quar.)——
$1
.
(quar.)„
;
3-31
3-15
15c
*
(quar.)—
Co.,
4-30
4.80%
7
25c
v
—
57J2C
(quar.)
;
Co.,
3-10
7
3-
3-
3- 6
1
50c
%
(quar.)
Co.—
Co.,
convertible
3-24
—__—
Line, Inc. (s-a)
3-20
a.
3-
50c
—
Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co. (incr. quur.)__
Wisconsin Power & Light, 4y2% pfd. (quar.)
3-10
2-18
3-14
1
4-
3- X
75c
*
:
(quar.)——50c
30c
Willys-Overland Motors, $4.50 pfd. (quar.)__
Wilsil, Ltd.
1
1
4- 1
4-
$1
:—1—
2-28
3-17
(quar.)
common
4-
75c
$1.25
62Vs>c
—
:
Willett
2-27
4-
6%
1
17'ac
_
25c
i-
3-15
24c
1
3-1
.
50c
common (quar.)
Products Co (quar.)
Vitrified
Anglo-Canadian
——
3-15
25c
Telegraph
Co.
3-15
75c
(incrd.)
(quar.)—
&
12-
>
-
Corp.,
Woolen
3-14
—
5
$1
1
4-
-25c
Co.
Viscose
American
7%
•
______
Sanitary
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Amoskeng Co., $4.50 preferred
$4
50c
•
4-
Machine
"(quar.)
Foundries——
Stores
50c
Electric Co.,
Co.
Standard
&
12-15-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
American
$75c
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)—___
$5 prior preferred (quar.)-;
White Motor Co. (quar.)—
2-15
%
$1
Light
common
Seating
American
<
3-
3-14
25%
$1.75
Smelting & Refining Co.
3-15
5
3-14
3-15
(quar.)
&
Radiator
American
3-20
4- 1
3-
5-31
3-28
25c
1
$25c
75c
25c
Co.
2
1
Telephone
Quarterly
——
6-
6-
American
(initial quar.)
$1.12(4
-
: 2-20
9-~l
American
5
4
3-
American Sumatra Tobacco Corp.
3-
8-17
3-
9-15
Corp.,
3-31
3-17
3-31
6-16
American
.
2-25
3-3L
3-15
American
3-
,2-15
-
$1.75
American
3- 1
3-10
$1.75
4-15
'v
3-3
3-2
; $1.75
12-22
3-10
3-21'.
•
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
3-10
3-3
50c
.
American Potash & Chemical, class A
Class
B
(quar.) _)__'
9-19
,3-3
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
1-2-53
5-
2-21
3-15
25c
American Paper Goods—
3-15
4-
3-20'
4-1
-
25c
3-12
West
Wlco
3- 5
2-28
$1.75
Co
1
5-14
Whitin
3-14
20c
Co.
4-15
7
2-11
3-12
50c
Co.
(111.)
(quar.)_
Foundry (quar.)
&
Metal
7%
3-14
2-27
3-10"
30c
20c
(bi-monthly)
American Optical Co.
(stock dividend)
%
3- 4
1
3-12
75c
3-24
;
3- 3
1
75c
Maize-Products, common.
preferred fquar.)
American Metal Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)^
1
5
Co
(quar.).
American
3-21:
4-
75c
,
2-25
Leather—
Anglo-Canadian
3-21
(quar.)
7%
3-14
3-
$1.50"
12J4c
American
1
62 %c
com.
quar.)
(A. G.) Brothers, Inc;.* (quar.)
Square "D" Company (quar.)^^
Gtandard Factors Corp., common
''
3-14
-
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
•Gpalding
1
3-31
7
35c
25c
.
1
Power
preferred
3-11
3-10
Gouthwestern Gas & Electric—■
5%
5
Anchor
1
S.
;
3
2-29
r;
3-14-
20c
7
Mfg
25c
quar.)
40c
5
Cement
S.
3- 3
3-14
3-
3-15
"
3-13
Whitehall
25c
12 (4c
"
!
3-
5
3-3
Investment
-3-
3-
3-3
4-1
Machine
3-10
$25c
(quar.)—
convertible preference common
Gouthern
&
3-31
3-15
2-29
4-1
(Newark, N. J.) (s-a)
International Corp.;
'American
4—
(quar.)-—;
::
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co—1_——
Wilson
'
$1
3-
4-
$25
Inc
(quar.)_
3-14 *'■
.:
2-29
3-28
37%c*
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Insulator "Co.
7VaC
common
3-14
::r:...."
•;
$1
(quar.)
Hawaiian
3-15
new
75c
— ___,
Gas
4%%
v
3-20
25c
(quar.)^——
Investing Corp
Fund,
3-31
American
-
——
Mills
3-14
preferred (quar.)
American Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.)
redemp¬
at
$4
87(4c
-
—
American
Co
Iron
Co., Ltd.
lVaC
,
(quar.)
Southern
Gouthern
1
35c
50c
,
30
3-14
2-25
convertible
10c
$$1.75.
—
quar.)__
common
Plastic
Power
(quar.)
American Gas & Electric
25c
10c
(quar.)
common
Sugar,
Canada
&
25c
&
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd
Common
June
4-
-
87(4c
Growers
Fruit
12'/ac
25c
Goutham
Bouthern
3-10
3
3-13
35c
;
(quar.)
:
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co.
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)—.
Gouthern California
1
March 31 and re¬
Quarterly
3-10
4-
-
(quar.)———;
pfd. (initial
Rico
4-
.
Cotton
3-15
$l,l21/a
preferred A (initial
preferred (quar.)
Porto
Mould
3-15
3-15
.
(quar.)
Carolina Electric & Gas,
Gouth
American
50c
share.
Extra
——
4.60%
5%
2-15
6%
1
American
v,
Corp. (quar.)
—4—
Waldorf System, Inc, (quar.)—
Walker (Hiram)-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
7
15c
$1.02 Mr.
—.
conv.
preferred
1
preferred
American
Wagner Electric
6
%
(quar.)
Gas
issue
3-13
60c
at
(quar.)
Atlantic
of
Tiling
3-
4-
2-7
4-
3- 5
Telegraph
Encaustic
2-15
6 %
2-29
3-3
1
(quar.)
common
1
.
3-13
3-10
American Insurance Co.
—
%
(Howard) Paper Mills Ltd.
Snap-On Tools Corp. (quar.)
5%
1
3-21
2-12
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
3-
25c
$1.25
$1.25
$1
20c
—
called for
on
21.
Gmith
South
being
011
$1.07Va
——.
Gloss-Sheffield Steel
Boss
is
tion, 20,005 shares
50c
91 V-iC
Beven-Up Bottling (Calif.) (quar.)
Ghakespeare Co. (quar.)
Bhaler Co.,
class B (quar.).
Gherwin-Williams
issue
mainder
Gcruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
,
4-
7%
3-20
50c
1:20c
_
common
(quar.)
preferred A
4-15
35c
District
American
Co.
American Export Lines (quar.)—American Felt po., new com (Initial
3-
3-20
^Gcranton-Spring Brook Water Service—
$4.50
6
3-20
3-14
1
Co.—
(quar.)
5
3-
7%
25c
.
25c
,15c
o
(quar.)
common
preferred
American
11-
1
2-29
4-
■
(quar.)
7%
40c
,-i
meeting held on Feb.
Common
preferred R
Westmoreland,
Co.-.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
3(4%
2-29
1
1
5
1
2-4
Co.—
(quar.)
2-29
4-
4-
A
3-15
'4-
4-
Colortype
Cyanamid Co.,
4-
3-5
4- 1
50c
-
preferred
3-12
Above
Cigar
&
3(4%
3-20
3-13
50c
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
American
11-15
40c
4- 1
$1.75
(quar.)
iquar.;_.
2-20
(quar.)
v
Co.
American
37(ac
3-10
$1.50
Cable
&
5-5
8-
2-15
1
&
2-29
8-15
2-15
3-10
4-
$1.75
5-15
'25c
25c
25c
25c
Oil
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—
4% preferred (quar.)———
2-20
Common
6%
3
preferred (accum.)
Co.
2-20
2-20
$1
(quar.)—
Common
3-
4-
2-20
Directors
3-14
3-14
—
2-20
1
6-10
1
Lace
1
1
3-10
—15c
Co.
3- 3
3- 5
25c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Chain
4-
$2
15c
25c
5c
5% prior preferred (quar.)
62V2C
5% prior preferred (quar.)
62JaC
5% prior preferred (quar.)
62M>c
5% prior preefrred (quar.)
62Vac
Valcar Enterprises, Inc., 6% pfd. A (quar.)
15c
Vapor Heating Corp., common (quar.)_.—50c
5%
preferred (quar.),.
—$1.25
3-1
9-10
Co.,
Foundry—
non-cumulative preferred
4-
Refining (quar.)—
Utica Knitting Co., common (quar.)
2-29
3-15
Can
preferred
15c
Upressit Metal, 8%
3-14
1
Scranton
7%
7%
preferred
conv.
3-31
3- 3
3-10
50c
$1.25
(s-a)_
common
preferred
Upson-Walton
7
3-
4.30%
...
American
Rubber
Lens
3-
3.65%
3-10
3-10
Storage
Univis
}£e
Co.,
S.
$1.40
3-21
75c
(quar.)
Corp.,
3-10
25c
25c
60c
United
4-
Aggregates
3-31
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (quar.)—
5-
29
Mfg.
5%
3-31
(quar.)—
1
(increased quar.)
American
3-20
-———
Co.
3-14
-
25c
t$l
(quar.)
American
S.
29U-C
Gcovill
3-14
Ltd.
3-10
U.
4% %
Lock
3-14
1
3- 4
3-28
4-21
75c
93%c
(quar.)
convertible preferred
4-
3-11
4% %
Gchlnge
1
4-
..
(quar.)
common
Co.
$1.12%
$1.06(4
—
9
25c
preferred A (quar.) i————
preferred B (quar.)
San Jose Water Works, common, (quar.)
Barnia Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.).
—v.
4-
6%
15c
—-
.
5- 1
3-8
3-14
Amalgamated Leather Cos.—
3-14
25c
30c
.
Aluminium,
3-21
1
Inc.—
Manufacturers,
&
10'%
—
3-22
4-
Mfg.
3-10
profits
(quar.)^
5-15
50c
75c
$1
81(4o
(quar.)
(quar.)
American Barge Line Co.
,
1
4-1
,50c
America,
Goods
3-31
1
—
Heating & Lighting Co. (quar.)Pulp & Paper Co. (quar.)
St.
1
3-31
4-
Aluminum
3-
3-
Co. ((quar,»———___
Gaco-Lowell
2-23
of
Co.
preferred
3-15
United Gas Corp.
3- 7
Mfg.
3-10
Portland
$3.75
40c
3-
.
——
Aluminum
from
United Specialties
3-
(quar.)—_„—
Alpha
3
3
(quar.)—
2-14
3-24
—
4
3-
American
3c
3- 3
25c
3-
American Hide
and
3- 1
preferred
3-15
2-29
income
3-
3-14
(quar.)
Cement
3-15
2-29
Corp.
2-29
3-31
(quar.)
4-14
(United Income Fund)—■
Inc.
3-20
3-15
—
$1
75c
%
3-10
3-31
5-29
Co.
1
United Merchants
4-
Corp.
convertible
(A. S.)
3-15
7
3-31
Co.
4-
3(4%
3-15
3-
50c
C.)
Fastener
security
3t 2
20c
dividend
Aloe
—
3-31
—
(P.
-
7
(quar.)—
investment
from
12c
5
Co.——!------u—
Stock
-
7
3-
—
3-20
——.—
Russell
3-15
3-24
1
(quar.)-
3-15
—
—.
7
3-
1
—s-w—20c
3-24
4-
Co.
RR.
Extra
.
Utah
(quar.)
Pacific
3-15
preferred (quar.)
25c
Richardson Co.
(quar.)———35c
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)
30c
Rochester
Transit
(quar.)_,——.—
10c
Rock of Ages Corp.
(quar.)
•
25c
.Quarterly
25c
Quarterly --^1—25c;:
Rockwood & Co. (quar.)
37%c
Ross
(J. O.)
Engineering Corp. (quar.).
35c
Corp.
3-
1
4-
Corp
4-10
conv.
Rowe
1
4-
$1.75
75c
4%
preferred (s-a)
Union Wire Rope Corp.
Pictures Corp.—
Ruberoid
4-
a
25c
50c
50c
—-
Products
Cigarette
Union
$5
50c
$1.09%
Allied Stores Corp., common (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)—
American Car
2MjC
.
$1
Allied
7
Reclaiming—
(accum.)—
Wallpaper, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
5c
—
—
7
3-
(quar.)
American
Quarterly
35c
35c
$1.50
%2c
'
3-
1
Universal Insurance Co, (Dallas)—
Quarterly
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power (quar.)
3-20
4-
Quarterly
——
—
Quaker Oats Co., common
———6%
preferred (quar.)-——
Quebec Manitou Mines, Ltd. (quar;)——
Queen Anne Candy Co
Hand's,
Inc.
(quar.)
———
Rapid Electrotype Co. (quar.)————
Heading Company, 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Hep Motors,
Inc
~
Republic
1
4-
$1
$1.16 V*
50c
50c
$1.75
$1.75
50c
preferred
4.65%
Publication
3- 3
2-29
Inc
$4
25c
31(4c
31)40
Co., $1.50 preferred (quar.)—
Udylite Corp. (quar.).
—
Union Gas System, Inc., common (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
3-14
4- 1
$3
50c
1
Coach
3-14
1
30c
50c
4-
(quar.)
Shipyards
1
4-
(quar.)
Co.
4-
Trinity
Oklahoma—
of
Co.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4%
3-25
50c
45c
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire (quar.)
Public
3-14
Mfg.
Chicle
preferred
2-20
4-
20c
Mills,
American
Todd
1
(quar.)__
Allied
American
7%
6
4-15
Y.)—
,(N.
Alliance
Inc.
ing to be held on May 1
3-10
3-
Industries.
Allied Laboratories
on a director's
100% stock divid.
Tobin Packing Co., common (quar.)
3-28
Quarterly
3-12
Allen
50c
25c
pfd. A (quar.)
2-29
3-
$1.05
(quar.)
7
■
6-15
3-10
$1.15
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
40c
87(40
(quar.)
proposal to declare
Twin
35c
2-29
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
1
preferred
7
Co.—:
3-15
4-15
9-15
25c
3-15
3-31
1
3-
:
3- 7
itial)
Providence Washington Insurance Co. (quar.)
—-
4-1
4-
10-
$3.50
& Vlcksburg Ry. (s-a)
Alleghany Corp.—
$2.50 convertible prior preferred (accum.)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel, common (quar.)
$4.37%
preferred
(quar.)
Associated Oil Co.—
Water
$2.50
$l-05 ■*
$1.15
$1-16
$1.161/4
$1.27,/,2
—
3-31
(in¬
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
(l/10th share $1 conv. class A stock
for each share held)
Axle
7
3-24
preferred (s-ai
Alabama
3-15
3-10
3-15
4.60%
7
3-
1
50c
12/2C
(Hartford)
Co.
Insurance
Pittsburgh, Port Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
3-
1
4-
3-
Co.—--——-——--
(quar.)_
Hosiery Co.
Phoenix
1
3-15
4-
$2.50
Alabama Power, 4.20%
7
4-
3-15
1
1
Markets, Inc., common (quar.)—
convertible preferred (quar.)
nonconvertible pfd. series B (quar.)—
(quar.)————
Phoenix
3-
3- 6
1
$3.50
3-20
1
1
2-18
3-20
4-
common
1
Thorofare
Carbon
3-20
4-
3- 5
10c
RR.,
4-
common.—..—-A—preferred (quar.)__
—
: -
1
3-20
1
$1.12Mr
(quar:)
—
Young.stown
Dry Dock Sc Shipbuilding
7%
1st preferred (s-a)
Alabama Gas Corp., common
3-10
1
2-18
3-
Alabama
3-21
4-
1
1-31
-3- 5
$2
&
4-
Inc.,
4-
7
Co
3-
3
35c
35c
(quar.)_
Sulphur
4-
5%
3-21
2oc
■;
Textiles,
3-10
Mfg.
Holdert
3-15
$15c
$1.02Vjs
Extra.;,
4-
1
?5c
Transmission, com.
4-
3-20
6-20
preferred (s-a
50c
4- 1
1
4-
5%
4-
25c
40c
——
preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (^uar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)—;
4.65%; preferred (quar.)———
5.10% preferred (quar.)__
Terminal Tower Co. (Cleveland)
7- .1
t/f
.—
3-10
4-
4.10%
——
1
+25c
preferred (accum.)
(quar.)—
$6
3-15
oc
.———
Common
Canton
4-
**
--*»-rri-———.
—
Co
Stove
Brass
Akron,
3-20
series)
(1951
Akron
3-20
3-31
50c
Sylvanla Electric Products, common—
$4 preferred
(quar.
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd. (quar.)
—
preferred
5
1
3-
When
Payable of Rec.
37%c
Co., common (quar.)
4-
additional share of
common for each share held).——100,<»
Sundstrand Machine Tool Co. (quar.)———
30c
Gorp. (quar.)
dividend (one
5-15
Co.,
(quar.)
Sunbeam
3-
Reduction
4-
^oc
_$I
500
——
4-15
3-27
.
,
Chemical
common
3-15
4-1
Air
4(4%
1
Stock
2-29
4-
At
Co.,
4-15
aoc
pfd. (this payment clears arrears!—
preferred (quar.)—-——.—-—--
5%
4-15
3-15
3
3-20
preferred
$5
Strombcrg-Carlson
Aetna-Standard
3-31
—
—
5-15
4-15
preferred (quar.)—
Brewing (quar.)—
——
Coast
Aggregates (quar.)—
—.
Pacific Indemnity (quar.)
•---———
Page Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (increased)
6%
3-15
dividend)
Per
Share
Name of Company
7
Engineering Co. (quar.)_
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
3-
oOc
4-
Pacific
Park
1
———
Pabst
6%
2-28
3-
3-17
25c
4334C
Aluminum Products, Inc. (quar.)Stix, Baer & Fuller, 7% 1st preferred..——
Stratton & Terstegge Co. (quar.)
Strawbridge
&
Clothier,
common
(stock
2-28
5-15
o
4%
.,
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Hame of Company
Sterling
3-
(quar.)
oni/
Pabco Products,
Pantex
3-15
4-
ybc
—-—
•
Co. (quar.)———-——
Inc., common (quar.)
Paper
1
3-15
♦81.
(quar.)—!
Opelika Mig. Corp. (quar.)
B'Gosh
3-11
3-15
'-i/.4®
& Debenture Co
7%.. preferred
Oxford
3-21
•—
.
Ontario Steel Products, new com.
Oshkosh
2-20
4-
Specialty Co., Ltd
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Oneida,
Ontario Loan
1
3-
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Ree.
Share
$1.25
25c
■
.Northern Slates Power,
;
.
.
(958)
.
4-rl
; 4-
1
$623-15
-4-1
3-19
.
3-19
3-19
2r2t
Number 5095
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(W.
H.)
Big Bear Markets
Bird
& *J3on, .Inc.,
Birtman Electric
4.25%
1
3-
Class
B
(quar.)
$250
8-30
8-15
Continental
B
(quar.)—
$25c
11-29
11-14
Continental
Motors
3-3
2-18
$50e
7-10
6-16
Continental
Oil
4-
1
2-29
40o
3-12
3- 3
4-
1
2-29
3- 3
2-11
$ 17 VaC
25c
Central
1
3-15
12 %c
3- 3
2-15
2-18
3-15
2-15
4-
3-31
3-14
81 %C
3-31
3-14
60C
3-31
3-15
3-3
Central Illinois
2-19
50C
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
3-21
12%c
3-14
3-/5
$1.25
3- 1
2-20
3-10
2-25
30c
3-23
3-
3
$1.06V«
3-12
3-
3
$1.06%
4-
1
3-14
62 %c
4-
1
3-24
—
—
Certain-teed
3-31
3-15
3-10
3-
25c
3-
5
2-20
5
1
2-21
3-10
50c
3-
3
2-21
50c
3-20
Boyertown Burial Casket Co. (quar.)
20c
3-
1
2-19
Brach
75c
4-
1
3- 7
$25c
3-
1
2-
$25c
5-
1
4-15
$25c
8-
1
7-15
$25c
11-
1
10-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Class A
3-
7
4
preferred
Entire
issue
called
for -redemption
on
March 18 at $107.50 per share plus this
conv.
<
25c
3-15
2-29
15c
3-15
2-29
93%C
4-15
4-
1
$20c
3-15
3-
1
112 Vac
4- 1
2-25
British American Bank Note, Ltd
2-29
Is
4-
8
Is
Ordinarybearer. (interim)
Ordinary .registered (interim )
5% -preferred bearer (s-a)—
4-
8
2-29
4- 8
2-29
2 %%,;>
2%%
4-
2-29
3-15
2-29
$37%c
(s-a)
8
$37%c
preferred-(registered)
3-15
2-29
British Columbia Backers, Ltd.—
Class-A
«i
-Class B X«-a)—
—
Broderlck Is* Bascoms Rope Co.—
Class A/ilhitial)—i.——
•f
Brown as -Bigelow; - common (quar.)
Co.
Bruck Mills,
Ltd.,
f,
—
Class B .(quar.)——
Co.,
Budd .Company,
Citizens
4-
3-15
.
2-15
3-15
3-
20c
4-
1
3-20
1
3-4i
2-19
3-
-
2-19
6
2-15
3-15
$50c
4-29
4-
$50c
7-29
7- 8
8
Class A
$50c
10-29
10-8
Class B
$50c
4-29
4- 8
Class B
$50c
7-29
7- 8
Class B
$50c
10-29
10- 8
4.80%
2- •
3-
3
2-15
Clorox
3-25
4-
1
5%% preferred (quar.)
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
28o
1
3-14
28C
4-1
3-14
Cockshutt
preferred .(quar.)
75c
5-
4-18
Coleman
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
5Vi%
(s-a)
Camden Forge Co.,. common (quar.)
5Vi% convertible, preferred (quar.)
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
preferred
Campbell Wyant
5%
3- 1
15c
34%c
Foundry
Canada
Class
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Permanent Mortgage
Class
B
Canadian Celanese,
Ltd.
Canadian Food Products,
3-31
3-15
4-
3-15
2-29
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-15
3-15
2-15
4-
1
3-18
3-15
2-29
3-15
2-29
$60c
$$1.12%
3-31
3-11
$$2
5%
2-29
Carbon
Co.
preferred
2-29
2-15
2-25
x
'
,
Carpenter Paper Co., common (lrreg.)
4% convertible preferred (guar.) iTT
*- *4%
convertible preferred (quar.)
4% convertible preferred (quar.>—
Carpenter steel Co-, (quar.)
Cascades
c
Plywood Corp.
...
(quar. ),„_,.
<?ase (J. I.) Co., cotamon (quar.)-II..
7%
preferred-.. .(quar.) ———^
,.
,
11-14
2-15
1
2-
1
2-21
3-12
2-25
3-15
2-25
3-10
3-15
3-12
3-15
3-15
2-25
2-28
3-
2-
4-20
4-10
6- 1
3- 7
5-
3-12
3- 5
3-31
2-29
2-25
2-25
$25c
25c
53Vic
50c
87Vic
,
2-11
3
2-29
3-
7
2-21
7
2-21
3
3-10
3-28
-5.
1
3-28
1
3-15
2-25
2-25
3
15C
3-15
3-
3- 6
2-15
20c
3-
2-15
6
Du
Quarterly
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc. (quar.)—
Connecticut Light & Power Co. (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Amusement Co., Ltd
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.
.
—.—
A
6-10
9-15
9-10
$-$3.75
37 %c
12-15
12-10
3-
3-15
1
3-
4-
1
3- 3
2-20
(quar.)——;
Consolidated Dry Goods Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (s-a)
—
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. V. (quar.) —
Consolidated Engineering Corp. (quar.)——
Consolidated Gas Utilities (quar.)..
9-18
Consolidated
Paper Co
3-10
2-18
Consolidated
Rock
3-10
2-18
35C
3-10
2-29
5-
1
5-
1
4-15
50c
3-31
3-12
50c
4-
2
3-24
4- 2
3-24
$3.50
10c
3-14
3-
3-15
3-
1
-8-31
—
$1.50
3-
5
3-
1
preferred
6-
2
Consolidated Water Power & Paper (quar;)—
3-31
3- 1
Consumers
50c
3-15
2-15
Consumers Power Co.
3- 7
—
$1.12%
$1.13
4-1
4-
3-
(quar.)—
50C
3- 3
2- 5
40C
*3-31
3-14
4-
1
3. 3
5-
1
3-21
2-18
4-19
$1
8-1
.7-19
$1
11-1
10-18
60c
3-7
*2-21
•25c
3-10
2r21
4- 1
4- 1
-3-12
3-13
Company
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)__——
Container Corp. of America,
quarterly
Continental Can
com.
'——-——
Co., Inc., common
(quar.)
7
Corp.
(quar.)
.
4-1
.
1
3-7
3-17
Corp.
2-29
4-
4-
1
3-
4-15
4-
$4.50
8
1
2-20
$4
3-31
12-28
3-18
25c
4-
1
4-
1
3-
3-
5
3
3-12
•
3-22
2-15
50c
6-15
6-14
50c
—
12-15
25C
-
'
12-15
3-27
.
8-14
30C
2-29 *
5-15
5-5
50c
8-15
8-5
50c
llr-15
11-5
30c
3-3
2-11
30c
.
3-14
50c
3-3
2-11
3-
2-11
$2
3
3-31
25c
3-31
3-17
3-20
3-10
37Vic
.
50c
30c
.
3-10
2-29
\
(covers
3-17
v
2-29
3-15
3-15
2-29
3-15
2-29
3-
3
2-23
3-
3
2-23
3-
6
12-28
$30c
3-15
2-25
40c
3-25
3-10
35c
——
1
3-10
2-29
3-10
2-29
3-
3
2-20
4-1
3-7
$1.31 Vi
15c
Investments, Ltd.—
J621/ac
il2y2c
3-15
2-15
$lOc
3-15
2-15
$37 Vac
5-1
4-1
$25c
4-1
4-15
4-
Co.,
4- 1
$1
4-15
4-1
8iy4C
4-15
4- I
15c
3-
2-19
3-21
3- t
1
$1.75
4- 1
40c
3-10
35c
4-1
3-1
35o
3- 3
50c
4-
1
2-21
3-21
3-15
3^1
3-15
3-12
3- 1
40c
9334c
50c
2-29
3-12
2-29
4- 1
•
3-15
3-14
4-25
4-10
4-25
4-10
5c
3- 7
3-28
3-31
3-15
25c
10c
3-12
3-10
30c
3-10
2-20
2-15
$25c
4-15
3-lt
25c
-J- 3
2-15
3- 7
$1.12Vs
-4- 1
4-1
$1.50
3-17
3- 3
25c
3-13
'2-28
30c
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
85c
87V2c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
,
25c-
$1.75
44-
2-25
2-15
3-14
2-23
3-T
1
$1.50
3-.7
4-
1
3- 5
$5c
...
...
(quar.).
3- 7
3-5
4-
1
3-15
25c
3-28
40c
...
B
1
4-1
$1.50
-
common
(quar.)
preferred
1
60c
25c
Steel Corp
Corp. (Md.)—
A (accum.)
B (accum.)
preferred
1
4-
$50c
3-1
3-15
3- 5
2-29
4-15
$$l
$25c
Laboratories—
(quar.)__
El Paso Electric
3-14
.
4-4
50c
Stainless
"'4y»%
3-18
3-15
$1.25
preferred
preferred
3-18
1
93 %c
(quar.)
Kodak
s
-
3- 7
4-
75c
25c
3-15
3-28
315
50c
(quar.)
-
(Texas), common
-fquar.).
3-4
2- 7
$40c
$75c
—
2-25
-3-15
50O
1
$1.12 %
(quar.)
Edison Brothers-Stores, Inc., com.
93 %C
3-5
4-
37 Vic
Extra
(Chicago)—
$3.75 preferred (quar.) —
——
■$4,25 preferred (quar.)———^—.—
Continental Commercial
1
3-17
50c
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Eddy Paper Corp.
Eddy Paper Co., "Ltd., class A (quar.)
Edgewater Steel Co. (quar.)—.
<
Continental Assurance Co.
Increased
-
1
3-20
$1.75
Eaton Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
2-28
3- 3
4-
75C
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd. (quar.)..
Basy Washing Machine Corp., class A
2-18
3- 1
3-13
6-16
9-15
37 %c
de Nemours & Co., common
(quar.)
States
6%
5-15
3- 4
30c
2
37 Vic
East Sullivan Mines, Ltd
Eastman
2-20
$500
7-
9-29
25c
Plastics &
Class
(s-a)—
(E. I.)
3-17
2
$1.75
common
(Alan B.)
preferred
$6 preferred
2-18
3-15
3-17
4-
10c
$7
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd.—
5%
Co.,
Eastern
2-20
5c
3-17
3-31
S1.75
1st preferred
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
(quar.)—
Eastern
2-29
•
3-31
$1.75
(quar.)
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry.—
6% 1st pref. A (quar.)
4
50c
—
(initial)
30c
30c
&
4Va%
2-15
$25c
3-14
$2c
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates,
2- 4
25c
Pont
Eastern
2-15
3-15
50c
18%C
3-17
2-25
3-31
cl. A (quar.)
Chemicals, Inc.
Eagle Fire Insurance Co. (N. J.)
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)
4-15
37 Vie
3-17
3-31
3-10
$2
preferred (quar.)
Durez
,
37 Vic
(quar.)
3-10
3-31
40c
Bradstreet, Inc., common
4% % preferred (quar.)
Duraloy Company (quar.).
3-30
$30c
Mont
Dun
5
4-
10c
1
—
$3.50 preferred
$4.50 preferred
1
20c
—
Products
3-10
6-15
$$3.75
—
3-15
2-19
4-
4-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Stores, Ltd.
5%
du
(quar.)
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
;
Extra
(Toronto)—
$$3.75
3-21
2-21
3-15
(quar.)
.
3-15
2-2*
1
3-10
2% %
-
2-15
5-
.
3-15
1
25c
(quar.)_
steel, Ltd.
Dominion Tar & Chem., Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1 preference
(quar.)
Dominion Square Corp.
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd. (final).
•Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd.
(s-a)
Dow Chemical Co., common (quar.)
$4 preferred series A (quar.)
$3.25 2nd preferred (quar.)
Dow Drug Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
Dragon Cement Co. (increased quar.)
Draper Corp.
(quar.)..
Dravo Corp., common (quar.)...
4%
preference
(quar.)
Dresser Industries, common
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Driver-Harris Co.
(quar.)
-3-13
3-
3-14
11-1
50c
Dominion Structural
1
3-
3-31
40c
preferred (quar.)
Pepper Co. (quar.)
5%
2-29"
3-10
11-15
2-29
$1.50
Dominion
3
45c
—
Tramway Corp.,
Dominion-Scottish
3-18
3-11
8-
93%o
5%%
Dr.
3-18
$1
5- 1
8-15
$150
River
Dobeckmun
1
3-11
3-
5-15
$1.25
Dixie Cup Co.
2-35
3-10
3-21
3-14
a7%%
8
2- 8
3-
2-29
3-31
American Sugar Co.
Distillers
3-
3-10
—
3- 3
40c
B
25c
4.40%
3- 3
3- 3
3- 3
3-14
3-10
3-25
4- 1
4-1
3-12
3-21
period Dec. 11 to Dec. 15, 1951.)
$0.048888
preferred (quar.)
;
$1.10
Diana Stores Corp. (quar.)
20c
.,75c
Dictaphone Corp., common
4%
$1
preferred (quar.)—,
Distillers Co., Ltd., American deposit receipts
3
4- 1
3-10
3- 5
4-15.
$1.25
Diamond Alkali Cp„ common (quar.)
4.40% preferred (initial payment)
2-29
50c
87Vic
25c
62Vic
50c
$1.75
$1
25c
—
10-15
'-$1.79
8-15
2-
1
2-28
$2
Derby Oil Co. of Kansas (quar.)
Detroit Harvester Co. (quar.)
Detroit-Michigan Stove, 5% pfd. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.).
1
5% preferred (quar.)
Dennison Mfg. Co., common A (quar.)
Voting common (quar.)
8% debenture stock (quar.)..
Devoe. & Raynolds, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co. (quar.)
5-15
$$3.75
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
(quar.)
Forste-r, common
preferred (quar.)
1st preferred
2-15
3- 3
6- 2
9- 9
12- 1
3-10
3- 3
3- 3
3- 5
3-31
3-15
I
3-
3-28
_
preferred
&
Denver
•
33c
75c
75c
2-25
3-
3-10
Delnite Mines, Ltd. —
Dentist's Supply Co. of N. Y.
3-20
22 Vic
6-18
$1
3
2-25
17 Vic
7-15
75c
9-
2-21
3-10
$1.31%
Dayton Malleable Iron Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
De Laval Steam Turbine (year-end)
Deep Rock Oil Corp. (quar.)
Deere & Co., common
4
36c
(quar.)
3-19
$2
6-
40c
4-15
10c
5
3- 5
50c
62yac
—
Consolidated Laundries Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg., Ltd. (quar.)
Consolidated Naval Stores (quar.)
-40c
3-
3- 5
25c
(quar.)
$1.50 partlc preference class
3-15
3-12
4-15
7-15
10-15
3-15
4-1
3-12
45c
(quar.)
common
Class
3-12
3-12
2-19
3-14
30c
Mills, common (quar.)
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)
Dana Corp.,
common
(quar.)
3%% preferred series A (quar.)
3-20
25c
25c
25c
$63
$1.75
$1.50
Compo
3-14
1
2-26
50c
3-31
4-
2-29
3-15
Dan
(quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co., common
$1.32 preferred (quar.)—.
1
3-31
3-20
40c
1
4-15
$1.25-
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
4
3-14
$5
75c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)-.—
3-
40c
$12%C
Carlisle Corp.
3-25
3-31
Class B
4-
$70c
Carey. (Philip) Mfg. Co., common (quar.)„„
4
$1
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Columbia Broadcasting System, class A
4-
125c
_
4-
Extra
4-15
$27 Vic
$200
w
1
75c
$12 Vic
(Increased)
5-
30c
«2%C
Co.
2-29
$1
Confederation Life Assn.
1
-425%0
Carborundum
3-30
3-20
3-10
62 Vic
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co. (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curtis Publishing—
$4 ($3 cum.) prior preferred (quar.)
$7 preferred (quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc. (quar.)
America—
3-14
4-
$75C
.
4-15
(quar.)—
Colt's
50
7%
—-
Cone Mills Corp.,
$$1
,
Cuban
:•
3-14
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Crum & Forster Securities Corp.,
Class B (quar.)
2-20
50c
40c
4-1
$50c
Cannon Mills, common (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)—
2-20
5
$1.12%
Community Public Service Co. (quar.)
Shoe Machinery (quar.)
Conde Nast Publications, Inc.
(reduced)
$50c
Quarterly
5
3-
$1.25
12 Vic
30c
$1.12
2-28
$$5
Canadian Ice Machine Co., Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.) _—
Canadian International investment Trust,
Ltd., common
Canadian Motor Lamp Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Western Lumber Co.—
3-
75c
2-20
3-
$30c
4%% preferred (quar.)
Canadian General Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian General Investments, Ltd. (incr.)
5c
$1
-
8
$37y2c
(quar.)
8%
2-20
Quarterly
4%
-1
—
3-15
5
60c
3-20
$1.00%
Corp
class A
1
3-
75C
2-21
50c
common
4-
$1.12%
2-21
6
of America-—
on
5c
common
Life Insurance Co. of
Co.
dividend
75c
--
12 %c
(quar.)
Dry .Ginger Ale, Inc., com. (reduced)
preferred (quar.)
Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—
A (quar.)
Iron Foundries, Ltd. (quar.)
Life Assurance Co. (Toronto)
Malting Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Wire Ac Cable, Ltd.,
1
3-18
Stock
5%
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1
$32%c
50o
$4.25
2-28
3-
Co.—
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., $1.30 pref.
Canada
2-28
5
'
Crucible Steel
6
Crum
Farm
Co.,
Columbian
$2.50
(s-a)
& Cannon
3-15
25c
California-Western States Life Ins. Co.
..
3-15
3-
3-12
Common
Colonial
27 Vic
2-25
1
2- 9
—
3- 1
1
3-11
4-
1
—_
3-14
3-
3-14
Pacific
(quar.)
3-10
3-15
7
I
6''
3-
20c
preferred' (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp
Crown Cork & Seal Co., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Crown Cork International Corp.—
$1 class A (quar.)
1
7
3-
Corp.
1
;
Co
3-14
3-15
3-14
-3-20
3-
50c
Petroleum
4-
..
(quar.)_
1
25c
preferred "(quar.)
preferred
1
35C
(quar.)
com.
3-
3-31
3-31
3- 3
3-15
*
75c
—
—
3-
'
4-
75c
3-15
'3-28
87 Vic
3-
3-14
$1.25
37 %C
;
3-20
62 Vic
(quar.)
Creole
—
4-
63c
—
$2.50 sinking fund -preferred
(quar.)
California-Pacific Utilities Co.,
5% preferred (quar.)
California Ink Co.
Crane Co., 33/4%
Cream of Wheat
2-29
$1
$1.25
$1.50
$1.75
(s-a)
common
Equipment..
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Colgate Palmolive Peet, common
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
1
Ltd.
3-15
4-
2-19
60C
4
25c
(increased)
(quar.)
$1.12%
Peabody & Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling (St. Louis), common—
4-
California Electric Power—
L.),
1
250
2nd preferred
4%
(R.
3-14
$1.21
7%
2-19
3-14
3-15
4-
25c
Quarries
3-14
1
5%
;
7-lf'
3-
3-29
50c
...
50C
common-
Chemical Co.
4-15
•Quarterly
15c
Cluett
$5c
4-
$1.18
-
3-10
3
Crain
Equipment Co., common (quaT.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. (quar.)
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland Elec. Illuminating Co.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co. (quar.)
Cleveland Robbing Machine
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
4% special guaranteed (quar.)
7% regular guaranteed (quar.)
$10C
$3
3-
Clark
Cleveland
$1.75
—
_
3-13
(quar.)
Co.,
convertible
IOC
Bush Terminal Bldgs., 7 % pfd. (accum.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
25c
—
_
Cosmopolitan Realty Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
(quar.)
Utilities
20c
Burroughs Adding Machine (quar.)
Bush Terminal Co.
•
3-21
$1.04
Clark Controller Co.,
3-15
$llc
participating, class A (quar,)_.
3-18
3-31
12 %C
2-15
Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd.—
45c
3-31
15c
preferred
(s-a)
City Auto -Stamping Co. (quar.)
City Products Corp. (quar.)-
2-21
3-3
25C
Burns & Co., Ltd,, class A.
Class A
Cosden Petroleum Corp.
Corp.
2-18
2
25c
25c
$1.25
'■
common—
3-18
...
50c
25C
common
5% preferred (quar.)—
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
3-31
Coronet-Phosphate Co.
preferred series A (quar.)
Chicago Towel Co., common (quar.)
7% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chickasba Cotton Oil Co. (quar.)
•Quarterly
Quarterly
i
Christiana Securities, common
T'o preferred (quar.)
Chrysler Corp.
Cincinnati, New Orleans, Texas &
RR., 5%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
1
Cities Service Co. (quar.)
2-15
$15c
.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
3-14
—
2-15
115c
v
,.
(quar.)
class A
3-10
1
—
3
3-
$3c
Broulan Reef Mines, Ltd. < interim)
Brown Rubber
1
4-
Bldg. Corp., class A—
Champion Paper & Fibre, common (quar.).
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
•
Chapman Valve Manufacturing Co. (quar.)—
Chatham Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
4% preferred
(quar.)
Chenango & Unadllla Telephone Corp.
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
3'/a% preferred (quar.)
Chesebrough Mfg. Co. (Consol.)
(quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific—
$5 preferred
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. (quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
3-15
16%c
.
4-
5%
3-18
$1.17639
(quar.)
5%
Products
Common
British American Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)
British-American-Tobacco, Ltd.—
3-10
Chamber of Commerce
20C
—
3-10
$1.12%
—
1
87 %C
(quar.)
—;
2-11
3-15
(quar.)
1
1
(increased)
Corp.
37%C
-
pfd.
Service
dividend
Stock
3-15
3-
preferred
Pasco
3-11
3-14
Bristol-Myers Co., 3% %
de
Steel
4-
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.) —
Century Electric Co. (quar.)
Century Ribbon Mills (quar.)..
3-31
25c
Briggs Ai Stratton Corp.
Public
30c
20c
dividend.
Vermont
Central
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$1
4la %
25c
Corp
5Vi%
7
3-
(Del.)
4-
Central Paper Co., Inc. (quar.)
Central Steel & Wire Co.
(quar.)
Cerro
50c
(quar.)
Class A,(quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co.,
Light,
4% preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (Initial)
1
15c
Sons
3-
3-31
Central Illinois Public Service—
4-
(quar.)—
Boston Real Estate Trust (quar.)
Bower Roller Bearing Co. (quar.)
&
3- 3
3-20
Co.
$1.31%
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar,)
2-14
7-15
(Toronto)—
Corp
$1.12%
$1.18%
4 Va %
50c
Inc.
J.)
3- 3
3-12
25C
Foundry Co. (quar.).—
Building (monthly)
3- 3
2-25
15c
Co.
Corp.
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., common
(quar.)
$3 prior preferred (quar.)—.
Copeland.Refrigeration Corp. (quar.)
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co., common (quar.)
6% convertible'preferred (quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric, common
$5.25 preferred (quar.)
'
;
Cornell Paperboard Products (quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
$5c
3-12
20c
Central Hollywood
3- 3
$15c
$1
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd., class A
40C
$1.06%
(quar.)
Continental
37%c
Non-voting common
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
3-14
3-13
25%
Mills
Class
(quar.)
2-13
3-28
.
dividend)
Insurance
7
Bond
Brantford Roofing,
Continental Life
2-29
Bond Investment Trust of America (quar.)—
(E.
stock
4-
$15c
a
Brass
(Chicago)
3-24
Celtic Knitting Co., Ltd., common
Central Fibre Products, voting com.
3-31
20c
$10
5-15
Class
—
5%
&
5-31
Class
3-10
2-29
Aluminum
11-14
$250
3-10
1
—
Stores,
11-29
(quar.)
1
Co.
40C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Blaw-Knox Co. (quar.)
Bliss As Laughlln, Inc., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Bloch Brothers Tobacco Co. (quar.)
Blumenthal
(Sidney) & Co., Inc. (quar.)_
Bohn
$12V2c
B
4-
4-
15c
50c
50c
preferred
(Phila.),
A
A
$25c
(quar.)—
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25&
(increased quarterly).
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co. (quar.)«—_
Continental-Illinois National Bank & Trust
8-19
Class
...
Holder*
Payable of Reo.
$$1.20
8-30
2-28
$35C
preferred
Blauner's
Common
Quarterly
$12Vsc
3-13
$1.75
common
2-29
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
Co
Black Sivalls & Bryson,
3-10
3-15
5-15
A
12 Vac
(Mich.) (reduced quar.)_
5% preferred (quar.) —
-
30c
$10c
When
Share
47
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
Ltd.—
5-31
Class
50c
Bibb
Per
Name of Company
3-14
$12%c
2-28
common—
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Co
•7%
Products,
(quar.)
3-28
17y2c
Plate
Pood
3-14
_
Corp,,
3-20
4-
Tin
Caspers
When
Payable of Reo*
40c
Belding Cortlcelli, Ltd., common (quar.)
-7% preferred (quar.)
—
Belding Hemlnway Co
Belgium .Stores, Ltd
Bell Ac Howell Co., common (quar.)
•••4Vi% preferred (quar.)
—
Belleterre Quebec Mines, Ltd
Beneficial Loan Corp., common (quar.)
$3.25 preferred (quar.)
Bethlehem Foundry & Machine
Steel
Catelll
3-31
5o
Packing Co. (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Bethlehem
3-31
3-10
2-20
$1.10
-Beech-Nut
Belden
1
3-21
3-10
25c
Company
Name of Company
Co. (quar.)
Castle (A. M.) & Co. (quar.)——
Castle-Trethewey Mines, Ltd. (initial)
25c
(quar.)__L
Basic Reiractories, Inc., common (quar.)—
5%%
preferred (initial):
Basin Oil Co. (Calif.)
(monthly)
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.____
—
Beau Brummell Ties, Inc. (quar,)
Beaver .Lumber Co., Ltd., class A (quar.) —
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Beech Creek RR. Co., guaranteed
Barber
Payable of Reo.
Holdert
Per
Share
Holder«
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
(959)
St i<l
3-20
3-20
2-29
3-31
$c
3-20
$2
3-28
$25c
3-15
3-12
52%c.
,
3-12
2-15
2-29
3-12
2-29
4- 1
30c
$1.06Yt
3-29
2-25
30c
$1.12%
4-. 1
3-11
(quar.)—40c
3-31
3-10
-4- 1
3-18,
(quar.)-
3-15
'
tlM'Y*
10a
1
3-14
El Paso Natural Gas Co.
3-15
3-3
Electric A.uto-Llte
4-
Co.
(quar.)..
...
",$c
.
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(960)
Holders
Per
Boat
Payable of Rec,
3-10
Electric Controller & Mfg. Co...—,
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd.—
50c
Per
Name of
2-15
4- 1
50c
(increased)
Co.
When
Share
Name of Company
Electric
3-20
Granite
Gray
2-19
3-15
2-25
35c
25c
4-15
3-31
Great
$1
40c
4- 1
$14-1
87 %c
3-10
$1.2ITNJB- 2
$1 25
9- 2
$1.25
12- 1
12c
3-15
50c
4- 1
3-21
Great
3-21
Emerson
(irreg.)
-...—-
4c
40c
15c
*
—___._U2Ti.-_
—
Watch Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)25c
25c
preferred (quar.)____—_____________
50c
tjfi%
class A
Drug,
B
Class
Emhart
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Empire District Electric,
Derrick
Emsco
55c
(quar.)
common
Equipment
&
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR-, 7%
Erie Railroad,
(quar.)___
guar.
preferred, series A (quar.)
5%
5%
preferred series A (quar.)______—___
5% preferred series A (quar,)__
—Ero Mfg. Co. (quar.).
—-
(The)
Inc.
Morse
Mfg. Co.
Farmers
Life
Co.
of
California,
Class
America
of
First
Bank
First
National
Stock
Corp.
11-13
3
Flintkote
Inc.
Stores,
3-
7
3-
7
3-14
2-29
Co.,
&
Fair Stores,
convertible
Forbes &
Wallace,
Gulf
class A
Gypsum Lime
6-14
6-
4
Hahn
5
B
2-29
3-27
3-
3- 7
..
2-18
3
3-3
4(4%
3-10
2-25
3-15
3-
3- 7
2-26
3-31
3-
3-
5
2-15
3-15
Class
2-29
V
Common
6%
preferred
7
2-
8
Hecla
7
2-
7
2-
8
4
2-15
50c
dividend
3-14
2-29
Hercules
4- 1
3-14
Hershey
15c
(quar.)
4-
1
3-14
3-15
2-15
100%
Four-Twelve West Sixth Co
$15
4-15
4(4%
(quar.)
Fraser
Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
Frontier Refining Co., common
_
(quar.)__
Filler (George A.) Company (quar.)_
Gatf- (Robert) Co., Inc. (increased common)
4-21
4-
4
Hinde &
5c
..
Hinde
3-15
3-
1
1
25c
3-28
3-11
Dauche
Dauch
preferred
(quar.)
3-11
2-20
6%
preferred
(quar.)
30c
6-10
5-20
Homestake
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
30c
9-10
8-20
Honolulu
30c
12-10
11-20
8%
(quar.)
Galveston-Houston
Gatineau
Gaylord
Stock
Gear
Power
Co.
Co.
Container
(quar.)
dividend
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
General
Amer.
General
Candy _Corp.
Cigar
General
Contract
Stock
Co.,
> 4-16
3-15
3-
3-15
of
preferred
Fireproofing O
General
General
Foods
General
5%
Corp.
Industries
preferred
General
C
Portland
5-23
5-
9
5-
9
5%
Cement
3-13
(quar.)
General
Precision
Equipment
Railway Signal, common
6% preferred (quar.)
3-15
2-25
Corp.',
Telephone
3-12
preferred
prefered
(quar.)_
Plywood Co,—
preferred
(quar.)
Gerber Products Co., common
(quar.)
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Gerrard (S. A.), 5% preferred
(s-a)
Portland
(stock
Imperial Tobacco
Indianapolis Bond
Indianapolis Water
3-31,
3-14
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4(4%
56i/4C
4-
l
3-22
Gleaner
Harvester
Company
Gisholt Machine Co.
Glens
Falls
Portland
Globe
Steel
Tubes
I
~~ZI
_ZZ_I
Cement
~
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co.
(quar.)__
Goldblatt Brothers, Inc.
(quar.)
Golden State Co., Ltd., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
Goodall Rubber Co. (stock
dividend)
(B.
F.) Co., common
$5 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)____"!
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., com.
$5 preferred (quar.)
Grace
National
4(4%
5%
convertible
preferred
5%
convertible
preferred
4-1
3-11
3.15
3-
3-90
3-
.
5%
convertible
Industrial Rayon
Industrial
Bank
Insurance
preferred A
(N.
Y.)
3-
Industrial
3-14
3-
Ingersoll-Rand
3-
Inland
25c
3-12
3-
25c
3-15
3-
3-21
3-
25c
3-10
3-
10C
3.3!
$1.50
4-
12(4c
4-
1
3-14
5
3-12
3-31
3-10
10%
3-15
3-
5
50c
3-3i
3-
7
$1
0.3;
3-
75c
315
2-15
3_i =
2-15
±$1
3I31
tl2(4c
3-15
7
3-10
2-15
Inter-Ocean
T
common.
3-31
Corp.,
6(4%
—
}35C
40c
62 (4c
3-25
3-
3
1
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
from
net
3-
50c
3-10
2-15
3-31
3-
3
2-26
Interstate
31'/4c
5-
1
4-10
4.70%
Hosiery
~~~
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
3-12
Co.,
Intertype Corp.
2-29
20c
Kinney
Kirsch
3-10
2-20
Kleinert
(I.
2-11
Koppers
Co.,
3-
3
3
2-11
3-10
2-
4%
2-29
3-10
3-10
2-
(S.
4-
3-15
1
3-14
3-
6-30
6-19
9-30
9-19
12-30
Kresge
12-19
3-
5
3
La
3-15
9-15
12-15
3-
$3
3-
1
Extra
2-11
9-
2
8-
Jlc
3-20
&
$2.50
fM.
3-15
+2(4c
Lang
3-31
2-29
3-26
i-oa
0-9*7
15c
2-20
30c
3-11
3-
Lehn &
25c
4-
1
3-10
3-31
2-29
t50c
3-10
3-31
75c
3-31
6-30
8-31
3-12
2-25
16c
3-10
3-
5%
"
Co.,
2'/2%
3-20
3-10
3_15
2_26
35c
Co.
_
3-14
Lion
2-29
Miami
Special
4-
1
3-14
1
Lockheed
4
2-18
*
Loew's:
2-18
2-25
t50c
3-20
2-19
75c
3-24
3-20
2-25
50c
4-
3-17
IZZI"
Lone
2-25
Corp.
(quar.)ZZIZZZZ
25c
3-20
2-29
ioc
3-
2-15
snc
3-15
3-
1
*
50c
3-15
3-
1
__
System
common
(quar.)__
(initial
(initial)
31
Coal
Louisville
Lowney
pfd.
RR.
&
3-
Lynch Corp.
3-
Lyon
3-17
3
10c
-
2-15
3-
5
3-14
3-13
4-
15c
3-14
1
4-15
3-14
3-15
3-
3
3-15
3-
3
30c
3-12
3-
3
4-
2
3-19
$3
5-
1
4.30
(quar.)
25C
&
Metal
10
o
3-15
2_20
3-15
2-91
3_u
5r
3_
3
50c
«
3" 5
20c
3-14
2-20
2-29
4qc
Z
'
3.1?
t8c
3-15
2
3
14
d
2Q
50c
3
in
■>
.«
121/2c
3-15
3-
3
2
*
(Tenn)
pfd.
15c
g,
(quar.).
60c
^
(quar.)__
RR.
1
15
fls
3-12
2-29
o
"
l
3-12
9
19
I 3
33
9q
!
3-10
50c
3.10
0.1S
^
9
-
(quar.)
Ltd.
,
$1.00
2-18
91
37Tc
lai
3
12
35C
ZZZZZZZ
3_i0
9
91
4-
7-9n
(quar.)
Inc.
4-
30c
ZIIZZI"
10
3.«
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Nashville
:
37i/_c
preferred
1
7
'
■:::
7"%
3
•
ZZZZZ
Co.
j
n
i
tit
22%c
1
J5c
(quar.)
62%c
-•
••
"
4-1
J. }
<g95n
7
3_i4
J25c
lis
3
ZZZZ_Z
(quar.)
common
65c
'.Vhc
"
(quar.)
,5c
15c
3
|9
7
V
i
'
■*
~5Qc
(quar.)
2"21
i
30c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
3 10
$1 75
_
(quar.)___
Products,
1
joc
~
Dock—
Luminator-Harrison,
£55
4_
51
~
quar.)
Corp..
M.),
5- 5
,111
3Jc
(quar.)
Original capital
Co.
5-15
%
+25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Walter
3-20
2-20
4_,=
3-15
(s-a)
Manufacturing & Sales
3-
£Cc
1
3-17
3-12
__Z__Z_Z
(quar.)
4-
4
5_
50c
7%
4
3-20
3
3.14
$10c
common
guaranteed
25c
1
1
7%c
.
5% ; convertible
Ludlow
58%c
4.
Z
Insurance
Aircraft
Inc.
isc
(quar.)
2_15
9-1
$175
,
»
5
5
ZIZZZIZ:
(quar.)
(P.) Co., common (interim)
preferred
(quar.)
Los Angeles Investment
Co. (quar.)
Louisiana.Land & Exploration
2-25
3-
I
1
3_
3-4
$i>50
Lorillard
3-24
3-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
75c
(quar.)
Star- Gas
Lorain
>
$i
Co.
$1
1
40c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
3-
3-10
2-23
1
4-
103/.-
preferred
Oil
Little
5
3-12
Z_Z
2i0i« ®er^ce Corp.,
50c
3-10
2-11
3-14
25c
SSSZJP1*
40c
$1
3-10
3-
37'/2C
(reduced)
Link Belt Co.
25c
3-25
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
$1.50
»
4_i0
$i.25
Ltd.__^
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
5oc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products Corp.
Inc
Life
3-12
2-^28
3-10
1
5-1
_:Z™
2-25
2-29
3-in
4-
$1
___
(qUarJ~
2-11
3-31
1
3-10
62V2C
Sons,
1-30
3-31
4-
$1
(quar.)
$6
3-10
j20c
2-15
60c
preferred
common
3-
2(4c
4-10
3_u
3- 8
gg
3- 3
3
1
50c
~
5.
4.1
t25r
15c
75c
2-29
5c
(quar.)
Casualty
Quarterly
1
2_15
(quar,)
Co.
common
&
Co.
preferred
Life
5
40c
(quar.)
non-cum.
Inc.,
A.)
Common
5-31
9-29
2_2o
3_
3-28
75c
Leverage Fund of Canada, Ltd.___
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co._______
Liberty Fabrics of New York—~
2-28
2-21
3_14
f20c
Refineries,
Leslie Salt
2-29
t40c
VI
3-15
5(JC
(quar.)
H.),
Fink
Leonard
1
2-19
5
lis
37%c
LeExt?a Di_C!Z_T_a_rZl^---"----::::::::
1
4-
3-
35c
Bleachery & Dye Works
Lang & Company (quar.)
Lansing Stamping (quar.)
2-20
3-10
5
2-15
3-17
(interim)
Lanett
2-29
3-
1
I::::::::::::::::;::;;;;;;;;;;
(John
Lane-Wells
3-31
3-15
4-
_<*_
(quar.)
Sessions
preferred
Lamston
3-20
1
3-15
3
Ltd
6
4-
1 '
———
Lamson
3
3-20
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
Inc.
^4-1
$1.12%
common
Industries,
(John),
6_i5
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.,
4-
75c
(quar.)_______
Co.
3-15
75c
Lake Shore Mines, Ltd
Lakey Foundry & Machine
2-29
1
S.)
France
Labatt
2-26
4-
(S.
Kuner-Empson
1
f25c
(quar.)____
preferred
4-
9n
1-1-53
(quar.)
common
2nd preferred
2-15
1
(quar.)
common
5
1
(quar.)__
preferred
Co.
3Z20
3-
7_
C0,
Rubber
Inc.,
H.)
1st
7%
3-19
$^25
$6
Kroger Company,
8
3-30
B.j
preferred
Kress
8
50c
$3
Co.,
$1.50
3-
i$l
50c
Mfg.
Co.,
9
1
10-
(quar.)
Oil
r
87y>c
preferred
Cotton
2-29
2-
87y2C
<
A
Corp.,
convertible
Kingsburg
t25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Kinney Coastal Oil__
Kinney (G. R.) Company, common
$5 prior preferred
(quar.)
"I
::
Power
class
3-15
4-
25c
quar.)
4%
25c
25c
■
;
Mines, Ltd.
preferred
Kimberly-Clark
311
-
Freight
preferred
Co.,
1st
2-2Q
3-15
25c
(ou&i*, v
SLSt0?wSieeI, &c ^ire
Ltd
Mills
."I."
(quar,)
Kidde. (Walter) &
Co,_________________
Kilburn Mill
(reduced
3-20
3-27
3-20
Fibre
5.60%
4
in-
profits.)
_____
Motor
Keyes
3-14
3-14
3-15
4-1
3-283-14
87VaC
Organization, Inc.
Gold
o.?1
4qc
(quar.)___
Copper Corp.
Addison
4.u
(quar.)______
$1.25
ZZZZZZ~Z
Reinsurance
Resistance
Extra
Kerr
5-15
2-29
87V2c
Ltd.
common
preferred
5-15
1
12V2C
£S£cS STSHCo-vcommon
2-21
4-
Canada,
1
6-
1
3-15
$1.12%
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
Kente
Company
(quar.)
*
Kern County Land Co.
(quar.)
2-15
3-12
of
Co.,
$4.50
2-29
75C
(accum.)"
pfd.
Products Corp.
Products
Interstate
Kendall
3
$40c
_
Co.
International
Interstate
3-
$40c
Co.
International
2-15
-
$$i.06(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
International Petroleum,
3-10
3-20
Kent-Moore
2-15
$1,25
Ltd.,
(Canada)
International
3-15
1
2-15
5
18(4%
pfdZ~(s-a)I
3_25
4-
5
3-
t37(4c
Inter-Ocean Securities Corp.;
4%
Interchemical Corp., common
(quar.)
Z
International Business Machine
Corp. (quar)"
International Cigar
Machinery (quar.)
International
Nickel
t25c
62(4c
Kennecott
3-
B
L&o±-^lChine C°'
reg.__
preferred
Corp.
Wire Cloth
Steel
$2
(accum.)
(s-a)
(annual)
come and $0,013 from
security
Inter City Baking Co., Ltd.-
3-10
2-15
$106(4
(irreg.)
(quar.)
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Bank Group shares ($0,012
Co.—
(s-a)
preferred
(accum.)
conv.
Silica
3-12
30o
Employees
Graham-Paige, 5%
5%
2-25
1
5
25c
Corp.
A (quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
25
Quarterly
pfd.
(final)
Share
5-28
$1 25
(quar.)ZZ
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd"
Gordon Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
3-29
4.
3-
Class
Kelvinator
.
Co.—
5-30
25c
Co
Globe-Union,
Inc.
(quar.)
Brewing Co. (quar.)
Government
&
B
$1.12(4
5^
2-25
5
75c
preferred
25c
(quar.)_
Goebel
Goodrich
preferred
25c
__
(quar.)
Glenmore Distilleries Co., class A
Class B (quar.)
3-15
56(4c
(quar.)
50c
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
4-25
i
g-
—______
class
(quar.)——
3-
2-25
$1.50
(quar.)__
pfd.
A
receipts
Industrial
5
(quar.)
Great Britain & Ireland
2%
dividend)
3-21
6%
(increased).
A
series
50C
Cement
Corp. (quar.)
Glidden
series
Indiana Steel Products Co.
3-10
1
$1.25
common
3-12
50c
preferred
4-
$1 25
25c
.
3'/2%
25c
5-15
c_
$1.25
(quar.)__
3-15
2-29
si
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
3-
3-20
$1.12y2
(quar.)____
preferred
3y2%
i5C
(quar.)
I
3-20
5%
__
preferred
3%%
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel,
3_20
3-10
40c
(initial).
3'/2%
$1.25
1
4-
common
3-
37(4c
(quar.)_
common
j
50c
new
3-15
57c
Corp.
4.
of
Co.,
50c
2-20
ZIi::":
2-27
1
1
1
(quar.)
common
(initial)
1
jjoc
55c
(quar.)
$2.25
Girdler
_i;
(quar.)
quar.)
4.
Georgia-Pacific
Giant
(quar.)
(quar.)
deposit
Co.
1
1-24
~~
59%c
(quar.)
convertible
Kellogg
3.5
34_
25c
"
4-
3
Final
American
com.
common
4-
$1.06(4
Mortgage
Breaker,
Tool
3_i4
H"::
91 %c
3-
(qu;r.)
$3
common
4.40%
4.75%
Co.
common
$1.50
Steel Castings Corp.—
preferred (accum.)
$6
3-14
5
1-24
Interim
4-
General
General
2-21
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
25c
I
3-
3-17
Keller
2-29
Imperial Chemidal Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts for ord.
Imperial Life Assurance of Canada
35c
_____
(quar.)
3-15
Co.,
3
9H
37J/2c
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Kawneer Company (quar.)
Kearney & Trecker Corp. (increased 1
Kekaha Sugar Co.___
1
3
conv.
3-11
3-
5>
2-26
62y2C
preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)__
3-14
3-15
3-10
conv.
3-31
Katz
3-
non-cum.
50c
2-20
75C
non-cum.
7
3-3
Kansas City Southern
Ry. Co.,
4% preferred (quar.)
4-1
3-12
3
95C
3-18
2-21
3-
4-1
-3-10
(quar.)__
2-29
60c
6%
1
preferred
4-
3-31
3-3
$1.25
(quar.)
City Power & Light Co.,
1
3
4-1
°c
3-14
3-
2-28
62'/2c
common
4-19
4-15
3-11
45c
(quar.)
co._
Sons Co.,
Drug
4_17
3.
25c
4%
5
2-25
lk
3_i3
50r
2-11
4-
5_
75c
preferred
Kansas
3-11
2-27
3-20
g33/4C
____
(quar.)
3-5
(quar.)_
common
6%
4-
3
II
Corp.,
(initial
preferred
Circuit
Mfg.
(E.)
3-28
3_10
75c
•
4-
5-
3-
25c
2-14
2-19
3-13
30c
5-
1
3
$1.12(4
3-10
5-
3-
3
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
<quar.)__,
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
8
3-20
3-10
3-13
3-
1
5-15
5%
3-
4-
50c
(quar.)
General
___._
4(4% convertible preferred (quar.i
Illinois Central RR. Co., common
(quar.)
$1.25
Kahn's
2-25
Ltd.—
I-T-E
$1.50
3-10
30c
2-15
7
1
3-10
2-20
35c
Manufacturing Co.
& Kokenge Co
87 (4c
3-
1
justnte
4-
3-14
quar.)
common
Julian
3-10
$1.09%
(quar.)
3-
$1
Joy
2-18
1
25c
(quar.)
3-15
5
2-29
4-
3_14
3-31
Johnson
5c
60c
93%c
common
Co.
5%
2-25
Erie
&
53 (4c
(quar.)__
20c
5
3-15
3-10
3-26
Door Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
5-23
$1.25
Advertising,
§% preferred (quar.)
&
5
Co.—
Huttig Sash &
$1
(quar.)
General Outdoor
General
Huron
3-
25c
$3.75
$5
2-27
Inc.,
(quar.).
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Corp., com.
5% preferred series A (quar.)
2-29
3-20
Corp.,
common
5%
5-
3-15
25c
preferred
4-15
50c
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stores
3-20
7
5-15
25c
i0c
al4%c
(quar.)
Motors
New
$1.25
Johnson
3_31
(s-a)
Co.,
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Johns-Manville Corp.
<quar.)___
3-10
3-10
$1.06(4
Finance
a7(/2%
'
„
Hubinger
Company
(quar.)
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting, Ltd.
Humble Oil & Refining—
*
(s-a)
common
i
common
(quar.)
Co.,
4(4 %
1
preferred
Electric
convertible
4-
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
Howard
4-
4-
50c
of Canada,
Houston Lighting & Power
5
$15c
(initial
preferred
Tea
(quar.)
Sulphur—
$25c
(quar.)
Extra
2-14
7%
1
Lake
common
Jewel
5-
common
Household
4-
share
for each share
Co., Ltd.—
Amer. dep. rets. ord. reg.
(interim)
Amer. dep. rets, ordinary (interim);
General Finance Corp.—
5%
preferred A
(s-a)
4%
preferred
3-18
held.)
General
Electrochemical
Company,
3-14
25c
2-18
2-18
2
6-
$1
~__I
3-
25c
(quar.)__
common
3-15
3-15
50c
$1
1
7
New
40c
1
1
Jefferson
2-18
25c
(quar.)
4-
4-
2-18
3-15
25c
Corp.
4-
5
(quar.)
30c
Hoskins
Mfg.
Co
Hotels Statler Co. (quar.)
Howe Sound Co. (quar.)
10c
(one
1
B
25c
Mining Co.
4(4%
2-25
75c
(quar.).,
Inc.,
($10 par)
Co..
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp
dividend
stock
Paper
Hoover
3-26
3-
3-
preferred
2-21
$i.25
common
37(4c
(quar.)
common
4c
Corp.
$8 preferred
(quar.)
General
3-10
$5
(quar.)
Supply,
25c
;____
Oil
$4.25
3-15
2-23
3-10
$i.25
4-
50c
Paper Co.
preferred
Hooker
2-29
10c
i___
Transportation
Co.
$4
3-14
1
5%
Baking Co.,
Box
1
4-
37(40
'.
General
4-
t30c
.
Grinding Machine Co
General
„
—
3-15
3-10
37y2c
(quar.)___„
Co.
Water
3-15
50c
A
$1.12(4
Manufacturing Co. (increased)
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., com. (quar.)
6%
2-23
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Quarterly
2-20
30c
&
4-15
2-15
$1.50
common
preferred
Hobart
3-18
30c
v
3-15
4-30
preferred
3.80%
preferred series A (quar.)
$4.37(4 conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)
4-
3-15
3-31
Mining Co
E*tram~~u7
Machine
Co.—
3(4%
3-31
4-15
3-31
J7,52
—
Co.,
Hewitt-Robins, Inc.
Heyden Chemical Corp.,
4-15
15c
ZZZ
$5
50c
.
Brewing Co. (quar.)_
Company, 3.65% pfd.
J.)
2-25
Jamaica
50c
(initial)
Steel Products (quar.)
Chocolate Corp., common
20c
Co.
class A
preferred A
75c
;
__.
4-25
(G.)
(H.
3-12
Jaeger
50c
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd
Hercules
Cement
Corp
50c
Co.
Corp
Franklin-Process
Heinz
3-15
25c
Manufacturing Co
6-10
$1
(quar.)—.
Tobacco, $4 prior pfd.
Mining Co.
(quar.)
Heileman
8
3-
'3-
100%
—
Transit
Corp.
3-
f$l
1
2-11
$1.06(4
Co.
Hartman
3-
1
4-
9-10
3-15
2-26
4-
$1.10
6-30
1
3-26
82C2C
3-10
T
3-15
2-9
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
50c
preferred (quar.)
Furniture Co.
(quar.)__ii
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. (quar.)
Hazeltine Corp. (quar.)_____
8
Jack
$1.12(4
convertible
2-
common
(quar.)
4-1
3-3
preferred <quar.)13%c
Fireman
5fc Waite
t
3-11
3-11
*
Haverty
3-24
25c
■
(quar.)____
(quar.)
common
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
Havana Lithographing Co.—
7
3-31
3-31
_____
(quar.)
Chemical
3-
50c
3-15
60c
50c
convertible
4- 2
2-29
120c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4(4%
2-29
3-30
7-18
45c
(quar.)
Ironrite, Inc., common
$1.05
Refractories
Harshaw
6
2-29
t50c
.
dividend
Wheeler
6%
B
Harbison-Walker
1
Iron
4-16
5-
Co.™"Tr
Power
Co.,
1
Etd.
Canada,
(quar.),
Co.,
(initial)
Light
preferred
'30c
(quar.)
A.)
&
1
$1.12'/2
of
common
Instrument
(M.
10-11
1
preferred
$1.10
________1
preferred (quar.)
Paper Co., common (quar.)
preferred
Hammond
2-19
75c
—
-
Ltd.,
preferred
1
4-
5-
$1.16
convertible
4(4%
J50c
Increased
'
4%
11—
&
3-17
(new)
Hammermill
2-21
2-19
4-
pfd.
Watch
1
25c
22V2c
Light
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
10-17
50c
Alabastine
Co.,
1
$1.25
Hamilton
1
(quar.)
-
"Fort Worth
Fram
A
11-
2-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
&
7-18
371/2C
(quar.)
1:
Power
3.30%
4-18
1
1
37(4c
.
4
3-15
(quar.)—
Bridge Works (quar.)—
Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper Co.—
Stock
Brass
6%
Pitt
Foster
preferred
preferred
Electric,
Iowa
1
8-
5
$1.25
Hamilton
4-
$1.05
common
3-4
8IV4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
RR.,
(quar.)
Cotton, 5% preferred
Corp.—
Extra
Stock
preferred
5
4_18
8-
4-
50c
(quar.)
$4.50
3-14
x
25c
3-
(quar.)
$4.20
t$l
A
Ohio
preferred
3-
5
5_
25c
(quar.) 2
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa-IHinois Gas & Electric
3-15
5
3-
37J/2C
Common
3-24
3-
3-24
(quar.)_—
—
preferred
4.40%
(quar.)'
Utilities, common (quar.)!
5
$4.40
Iowa
2-29
1-31
3-24
I.)—
HSxtrdi-
2-29
2-21
2c
37y2C
10c
(quar.)
20c
Extra
$2.50
3-15
en¬
(quar.)
R.
4-15
(quar.)
37(4c
common
quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Gulf States
Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Class
Oil
4
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.50
3-10
3-10
3-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
3-
50c
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
&
3-
$1
25c y
35c
(quar.)—
Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred
Mobile
3-14
50c
.__
com.
Machinery & Chemical
3(4%
Corp.
2-29
3-15
.
(Providence,
preferred
Extra
Brewery Co.—
(reduced
3-10
3-24
3-14
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Western
3-18
3-10
60c
$5 preferred
& Dock—
(reduced)_____
Light Co.,
Steel
Die
convertible
Hanna
(quar.)
Power
Follansbee
Gulf
&
Hydraulics, Inc.,
4- 1
50c
—
(quar.)
common
Florence Stove Co.
2-20
20c
(quar.)_____
—
preferred
Fort
Tap
3-22
3c
Quarterly
Class
1
Grinnell
3-16
65c
3-
4-
Greenfield
8
30c
$2.50
3-10
Class
(quar.)—
1
2
5%
3-
3-
3-10
4-
2-27
3-14
3-14
3-31
3-30
30c
Common
$3
$3
J62(4c
31 %c
2-26
50c
(quar.)
Firth Carpet Co.,
common
^-ritz-Simons & Connell Dredge
$4.20
5-13
(Bait.)—
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)___.
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc
Fire Association of Philadelphia
—_
3-10
20c
A
pfd. (quar.)
Trust
3-15
j25c
Extra
2-20
50c
—
Co.
Investors
5
50c
40c
Common
Finance
Food
2-29
3-
1
2
$2.50
common
1
4-
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul Corp.
(quar.)
Ferro
Corp.
(quar.)
Ferry Cap & Set Screw
33-
_______
Insurance—
Y.
N.
3-31
3-31
4-15
2V2C
tirely from dividend income)
Royalty Co. (s-a)
f40c
(quar.)________—___
Holders
Payable of Rec.
J75c
Investors
430c
Special
25c
7%
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
Green Giant Co., class A
(quar.)__
20c
Class
B
(quar.)
—20c
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
8-13
2-
2-19
When
Share
(increased)
Extra
2-11
3-20
Greer
4-
3-14
3-10
(quar.)
Great Northern Paper Co. (quar.)___
Northern Ry. Co.,
non-cum pfd
Western Sugar, common (quar.)
1
3-
preferred
Griesedieck
22'/2C
(quar.)
Traders
&
Syracuse,
Food
3-
A
12 (4 c
(quar.)
(quar.
Great Lakes Power, 5%
2-29
&
Extra
Florida
Class
2-25
Dock
&
preference
3-10
25c
Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.___
Famous
$4
3-15
B
3-10
Co., new com. (initial)
30c
Fairchild
Engine & Airplane Corp
10c
Falstaff Brewing Corp., 4'/2% pfd. <quar.)__$0.185625
Filtrol
Class
Dredge
Company
Foundation, Ltd.
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—
Investors Stock Fund, Inc.
(derived
—
25c
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd., common
2-23
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fairbanks,
Fanner
2-23
Lakes
3-15
3-12
3- 3
3- 6
4- 1
3-22
10 %
—
—
Products,
Y.)
(N.
—________—.____—
Great
+20c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Fabricon
Indemnity Co.
Quarterly
2-28
130c-
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
Fair
2-15
American
Per
Name of
Investment
2-21
3-10
(quar.)—
Corp.
Elgin National
Great
2-21
25c
(quar.)—r__
Endicott, Johnson Corp., common (quar.)—.
Electrolux
shares
Holden
3-15
$1.45
—
3-4
3-14
3-20
3-10
3-10
4- 1
3- 3
3-15
American
When
Payable of Rec
55c
(initial)
Co.___
Mfg.
Share
-
(quar.)—
common
preferred
5(4%
,
.
Company
City Steel,
Monday, March 3, 1952
2-29
?
3I14
,
3-17
3-
3-
8
2-29
3.1()
2 2g
3-15
3.
1
j
Number 5G95
Volume 175
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
MacKinnon
5#
Steel
Structural
preferred
Macassa Mines,
Corp.
(R.
C.)
Manhattan
Manning.
5
2-15
3-31
3-14
2-29
Quarterly
3-31
3-12
National
Fire
2-21
National
Food
1
2-14
National
30c
Inc
3-10
2-20
Marchant
Calculating
Machine
Oil
3-20
3-
7
Ltd., common (quar.)_
tl5c
4-
1
3-
7
$37%C
4-
1
3-
7
t5c
4-
1
3-
4
t5c
7-
2
6-
6
10-
1
9-
5
1-2-53
12-
5
Field dt Co.,
Marshall-Wells
(quar.)
Mills,
Hosiery
60c
class
class
4%#
$5c
t5c
A_
$17c
5
25c
3-27
3-
3-15
National
Rubber
2-22
National
Sewer
Class
A
Cooker
2-29
National-Standard
Master
40c
3-10
2-25
National
10c
3-15
3-
$3
3-10
2-15
50c
3-10
2-29
$12 %C
Staych
4%#
3-21
National
Tank
4-
3-17
National
Tea
350
3-15
4.20#
,3%#;
i
McNeil
Mead,
Machine
Johnson
Medford
Fire
National
1
3-13
Nazareth
3-10
2-29
Nehi
4'•
(N.
Corp.
5
Merchants &
Final
Co.
3-
1
3-15
Nekoosa-Edwards
3-
6
2-28
Nelsner
Nelson
Brothers,
(N.
3-
5
2-21
25c
3-15
2-20
New
(quar.)
Messer
r
Oil
Mesta
Corp
_
Machine
Co.
Metropolitan Building Co.
3-~3
New
3
New
York
3-10
2-29
4-
-3-14
2-29
3-31
3-20
New
4-
1
3-24
$5
N.
4-
1
-3-
4-
1
3-
6
3.90#
(quar.)
97 %C
4-
1
3-
6
$1.08%
4-
1
3-
6
(quar.)
4.35# preferred
:
(quar.)
—
Dock
Co.,
non-cumulative
Y. State
Copper
Co
—
(J.
J.)
3-12
Newfoundland Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
Newmarket Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
30c
3-
6
2-26
20c
3-12
2-15
25C
3-10
2-29
75c
3-15
2-15
25c
3-15
2-15
30c
4-
1
3-11
Quarterly
Niagara Lower
Arch
75c
3-
1
2-15
Niagara
Corp.
25C
3-15
3-
35c
3-17
2-25
Hone
Corp. (quar.)
Petroleum Corp.
MidrContlnent
—
(quar.)-—
2-21
Middle
Utilties' (quar.)
South
Water
—
(quar.)
Midland
Oil
Corp.,
Midwest
Oil
Corp.—
New
$1
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)
—
4#
preferred
Mfg.
Class
A
——
American
preferred,
6#
$25
preferred,
North
Central
3-31
2-29
North
Carolina
North
River
3-12
2-21
Northern
Liberties Gas
3-12
Pipe
S.)
pfd.
Co.,
Ltd.—
Co.,
Natural
Pacific
3-15
2-21
3-15
2-26
4-
1
3-17
6-14
5-15
$$1
————-———
Containers,
Carpet
Ltd., class A
Mills,
Mohawk Rubber Co.
Hosiery
,
Pharmacal
.
preferred
(quar.)
Molson's Brewery, Ltd., class
3-14
3-
7
2-28
4-
1
Extra
3-15
O'Brien
Twelve
shillings
Tool
Monroe Chemical,
Moore-McCormack
Engineering,
common
-
preferred
Mull ins
Mfg.
Munsingwear,
5% #
(quar.)
(G.
C.)
*
$2
class
Muskegon
A
4.80#
convertible preference
Piston
Ring__
(quar.)_
.
A (quar.i
preferred C (quar.i
preferred
5.10#
Trust
12c from
2-29
3
2-19
Ohio
3-10
2-29
Ohio
Confection
Edison
Co,,
Co.,
3.90#
preferred
preferred
25c
3-10
3-
4-
Ohio
3
Match
Co.,
1
3-14
Common
2-28
5#
preferred
series A
50c
3-10
2-18
5#
preferred series A
3-30
3-
7
Ohio
3-10
2-13
Ohio
U5c
4-
1
3-14
Ohio
4-
1
3-14
Old
3-15
2-15
Olin
3-20
4-
2
3-17
50c
13c
31
3
3-31
Oil
Corp.,
4 % #
3-11
Tail
12 %c
3-12
2-23
Owens-Illinois
2-23
Ox
2-23
Oxford
Fibre
Power
Pacific,
25C
3-19
3-
3
Corp.
50c
3-28
3-
5
Pacific
4
Packard
(Stock
Tin
Co.,
Co.,
$5
Car
35c
3-10
2-20
National
50c
3-
2-11
Pan
50c
4-15
3-11
Panhandle
Producing
Inc., common
(quar.)
,_i
J National
•-
.cylinder Gas,,
common
NaUonal Dairy.;Products
.
___
____
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-15
3-
4
2-18
93%C
50c
$1.06%
3-
3
4-
1
25c
$1
Pacolet Manufacturing
4-
3-14
1
preferred
American
3
$4.80
2-14
3-10
3-14
2-29
2-29
3-15
2-15
75c
3-15
3-
1
75c
3-10
2-
47-
1
$1
10-
1
6-l3v
1
$1
$1
2-29
6-13
'•
<
9-12
1-1-53
37%c
12-12
3-31
»
2-29
25c
3-31
2-29''
3-31
3- 7
Town
(quar.)_
3-
2-20*
5
$1
4-
3-12
2-29*
4-
1
3-13
2-21
12-29
15c
3-12
2-2V
18c
3-15
3- 5;
ll%c
4-15
4-
25c
3-12
2-29'
53%c
4-
3-2©'
53(40
:
4-15
40c
93%c
15%c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_,
series
B (quar.)
Chemical, com.
&
4-
F.
6
7#
3-31
3-
3
Planters
3-31
3-
3
3-15
3-
1
Plymouth Oil Co.„
Plymouth Rubber Co.
3-10
2-27
Polaris
4-
1
3-24
Portsmouth
3-20
2-29
Powell
3-20
2-29
3-10
$3.50
8-
I
Chocolate
7-21
3-
1
$2
preferred
4-25
4-
3
Public
Service
3-10
2-20
3-10
2-20
20c
3-10
2-
4
3
2-lO*
(quar.)
3-
4-
1
3-10
3-21
2-25"
3-14
2-29
50c
$1.75
3- 3
,
50c
4-
X
2-20
3-15'
1
3-15
2-29
12#0
3-15
2-28
10c
;
(quar.)
3-21
2-28
5
2-2t
37(aC*;
40c
3-15
Gas,
2-29
3-15
2-2S
75c
4-
1
3-13
15c
3-
5
2-20'
5G(4c
4-
1
3-12;
$1.25
4-17
4- Y
50c
—
&
3-
$25c
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
3-12
15c
(quar.)___
3-10
2-19
40c
3-31
3- 3
35c
3-31
3-
$1.02
3-31
3- 3
$1.17ya
3-31
3-3
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
4.08# preferred (quar.)
4.70%
2-29
35c
$1.40
2-13
3-12
25c
—
3-25
2-19
2-10
3-
75c
«
Company (quar.).
River Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
3-10
2-10
3
40c
Mining Co.__
Steel Corp.
3-10
*
(quar.)
Lambert, Inc. (quar.).
Prentice-Hall, Inc. iquar.)
Pressed Steel Car Co., 4## pfd. A (quar.)
Prosperity Co., 5# preferred (quar.)....,
t_
Providence, Washington Insurance Co.—
2-20
3-29*
1
3- 3
3-
(quar.)
Pratt &
5
X
$1.25
Bolt
&
$10c
Nut &
25c
-
1
$1.12
Plate Glass Co.
Screw
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
& West Virginia Ry. Co. (quar.)_
Yoimgstowu & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
preferred
(quar.)—
«...
(quar.)
3
Publicker Industries, com. (stock dividend)—
l/40th share of common stock for each
share
-
$4.75
3-15
2-29
3-15
3-
3-
2-25
Purex
$5c
3-12
2-
Purity
3-18
3-11
1
Inc.
Pure
Co.,
Oil
5#
3
8
held.
3-14
2-20
3-14
2-29
50c
$1.25
3-2
1
3-10
15c
3-31
3-15'
60c
3-
7
2-19
50c
j.
3-15
2-29
50c
3-12
3- S«
(quar.)
Corp.
Oil
(quar.)
Refining
Purina
Co.,
preferred
% #
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bakeries
Corp.
common
(quar,)
(quar.)
_______
1
4-1
3-10
2-2(&
50c
3-12
2-29
50c
3- 3
l-2jr
25c
Extra
2-21
3-15
3-
5
3-15
3-
1
3-31
3-
3
4-
1
3-14
$1.10
4-
1
3-14
3-
3
2-15
Rayonier, Inc.,
$2
2-5
35c
Packing Co. (quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.
Raymond Concrete Pile, common (quar.)_
4-
4-
93%c
(quar.)
Rath
$25c
2-29'
$1.18%
75c
common
preferred
Corp., Ltd.
Ralston
3-31
fquar.)
(quar.)
Quaker State
3
;
preferred
Pullman,
3-3
3-
3
1-2J.
100#
4-
1
3-11
50c
(stock dividend)^
common
preferred
4-
1
3- "h
3-13
2-21
(quar.)
Reading Company—
4#
1st preferred
Hosiery Mills, Inc.—
non-cum.
Real Silk
5#
prior
preferred
A
(quar.)
50c
.
(quar.)
$1.25
4- 1
3-lft
5-29
5-15
Reed-Prentice
15c
3-14
3- 4r
3-
3
2-15
Reeves
30c
3-13
3- 4
$1.25
5-29
5-15
3-10
2-11
3-14
3-
37 %c
3-31
10c
5
Corp.
Brothers, Inc
Reliance Mfg. Co. (111.), 3V2# pfd.
Remington Rand, Inc., common
$4.50 preferred iquar.)
3-14
Republic
3-
6
2-25
Republic Steel Corp.,
3-
5
2-21
$1
3-31
4-
2
3-21
3-
6
6#
4-
1
3- 7
4-1
3-7
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R. J. Tobacco,
3-31
2-12
3.60#
3-10
•2-21
4.50#
preferred
3-
3
2-15
Rheem
4-
1
3-15
Rhodesian
3-10
2-15
Rice
3-
2-18
Rlce-Stix,
30c
5
3-10
Co.,
Ranch
Oil
2-11
3-10
4-
3-10
15c
(quar.)-
common
•
1
2-28*
3-15
50c
3-
5
3-
5
2-18
90c
4-
1
3-19"
$1.12%
4-
1
3-19
60c
3-10
2-23.
a3d
(quar.)
Selection
2-25
4- 2
50c
common
3-
B
Mfg.
3-19
75c
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-
1
3-15
(quar.)_
Trust ordinary
lc
Co._
2-18'
*
1-33.
2-23
4
3-10
Inc.—
'
3-
5
3
7%
1st
preferred
2-15
7#
1st
preferred
3
7#
1st
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-21
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.75
7-
1
7%
2nd
(quar.)
——
$1.75
10-
1
9-18
3-12
2-2(~
3-
3-
$1.50
4-
1
3-19
3-
3
2-15
Richardson
$2.50
6-16
6-
7
preferred
Company
$1.75
$1.75
35c
-
preferred
3- 3
2-
1
15c
3-21
3-
7
Rio Grande
50c
3-28
3-17
Rlsdon
12 %C
3-28
3-14
River
80C
3-15
$1
4-
1
2-21
3-14
Mfg.
Brand
Riverside
Robbing
Cement
Myers,
Co.,
Inc.,
$1.50 participating
Co.—
10O
3-21 *
2-13
Participating
3-18
6-1S
Inc.
class A
(quar.)
(accum.)
common
preferred (quar.)
.
.
2-19
2-25
3-10
3-15
3-31
5c
3-10
2-13.
3-10
2- 8
28c
5-1
4- *
50o
.
3-15
3-10
50c
—
(quar.)
Mills,
9-1S
25c
-
Valley Gas Co.___
Co.
6-IS
50c
$1
(quar.)
Rice
3-1S
1
25c
(quar.)
Rleke Metal Products______
Pipe Line Co.—
(quar.)
A
75c
<
1
7-
$1.75
Oil Corp. * (quar.)
Paper Corp. (quar.)
Rlegel Textile Corp., common
$4
4-
10- 1
4- 1
$1.75
;
Riegel
Transport Co.—
Mines
1
Richfield
&
Consolidated
4-
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
$1
preferred
A
87VaC
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)_
(Texas)
common
4-15
7
—
&
Co.
4-30
5-
(s-a)
Petroleum
Insurance
prior preferred
3-10
(quar.)
Utah
Coke
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh,
-
2-29
Common
4 #
9-10
12-12
.
Norris
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
5-15
2-20
Park
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (initial)
3-31
Eastern
2-li
1
$1
(quar.)
&
convertible
3-24
Panhandle
2-11
7-
10-
1-1-53
$1.12%
(interim)
receipts
preferred
$5
15c
2-20
3-10
2-29'
$1.12%
(quar.)
4(4#
Pittsburgh
7
20c
3-14
3-10
1
3-10*
25o
common
convertible
$1.50
2-29
750
4-
$1.12l/a
Piper Aircraft, 4%# conv. pfd. (s-a)
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)
,
(quar.)
(increased)-
common
1
25c
deposit
:—
Corp.
Co.,
3-10
3-10
2-29*
7#
4-
31%0
preferred
Amer.
3-15
3-
Co.—
3-15
25c
2-29
3-15
$1.12%
preferred
$4
Pine Street Fund Inc.
Pioneer
Fund,
Inc
2-20
3-21
20c
(reduced)
Refining Co.
Paramount Pictures Corp.
(quar.)
Parmalee Transportation Co.
iquar.)
t
3-10
$1.50
Mills,
Corporation,
3%#
7
4-
18c
Year-end
,.$4 preferred A Iquar.I———
2-18-
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc
Co.—•.
2-
2-11
National Container, common (quar.)
i
$1.25 convertible ^preferred fquar.)
3
35c
preferred
Consolidated
Motor
3
(quar.)—
3-
37 %c
—
3
3
3-13:
3-28
50c
(quar.)
Pillsbury
Philco
$1
Co
3-
common
RR.
2-29
2-18
5#
3-
Co.,
2-29
1
3
20c
Inc
Robinson
75c
National Dlscuit
1
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Investors,
50c
National City. Lines,
4-
3-
20C
(quar.),
common
Co.
National Acme Co. < quar.)_
National Ahiminate Corp.
(quar.)
5#
2-27
3-28
(quar.)_
com.
preferred
25c
dividend)
Lumber
Pacific
Ry.—J
2-19
3- 5
3-11
$1.25
(quar.)-
Philadelphia Fund (quar.)
Philadelphia Germantown
50c
60c
__
Intel-mountain Express
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
2-14
3
*
Pacific
3
3-25
25c
87 %c
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)
$1 preference common (quar.)
2-20
3-
3- S?
3-
$1
common
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Gamble,
2-20
Fibres
—
(quar.)
preferred
Glass
Brush
Paper
3-10
Automotive
7
3-10
40c
non-cum.
20c
*—
(initial)
(quar.)
A
Pacific-American
,(quar.);
3-
1
7
3-12
40c
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Otter
•.
Co.
common
Omar, Inc., common (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery Co. (quar.)
Oswego Falls Corp., common (quar,)
2-23
3-12
(quar.)
convertible
3-12
3-12
4-
3-
2-29'
2-29
25c
2nd
1
2- 0
3-10
3-10
50C
——
Corp
preferred
4 % #
13c
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Coal
Industries,
20c
12c
non-cum.
4-
3-10
■
75C
Tube
Service
Water
3-14
$1.25
—
Co
Ben
Oliver
2-11
/
$4
$1
10c
(quar.)
Seamless
4#
2-15
2-14
$1.18%
2nd
50c
(quar.)
1
non-cum.
50c
(quar.)
3
non-cum.
$4
3
35c
(quar.)
common
3-10
—
tal
—
—
$2.50
3-15
$4
3-
1
97 %C
Iquar.)
4-
3-10
4-
non-resident
(quar.)
4.40#
3-
3-31
approxi¬
the 7 %#
(quar.)
common
7
37 %c
$2
shares.
common (quar.)
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-29
regular Income and lc from capi¬
Nash-Kelvinator
Casualty Ins. Co.
4-
62 %c
$4
tax.
3-15
3-
5
to
less
Africa
87 %c
12 %c
(Kansas City, Mo.)
gains.
Nachman Corp.
South
shareholders
1
1
3-
Co.—
Ogilvle Flour Mills, Ltd.,
Ohio
26 %c
Mutual Telephone Co. (Hawaii), com. (quar.)
5# convertible preferred B (quar.)
Mutual
3-21
37 %c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co., 4%# pfd. (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
•
of
amount
share
per
25c
__
(quar.)
Co.
Murray Ohio Mfg.
--
Union
American
40c
*,
Metal Co., Ltd.__
Corp. (quar.)—___
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
Murphy
2-29
3-
3-14
$1.66
Guaranty
50c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Mount Royal
3-21
will
dividend
1
25c
preferred
ac¬
—
the
on
$1.66
3-
1st
3-20
59%c
preferred (quar.)__,
& Co. (quar.)
Paper Mills, common (quar.)-—
Wheel
mately
3-15
preferred
$4.50
35c
&
37 %c
(quar.)
prior
4% #
This
2-29
50o
(quar.) J
$3.50 preferred
Lines (quar.)
Morgan (J. P.)
Motor
2-29
3-21
30c
(quar.)
Monroe Calculating Machine
Morris
3-21
120c
$1.80
Machine
share plus
Mines, Ltd
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd._
(Springfield, Mass.)
Semi-annual
(quar.)—
Gold
$20c
i
Monarch Life Insurance
1st
1
25c
Insurance
$20c
.
$4.50
3-
50c
Title
J 20c
A
Extra
2-27
3-13
$1.50
Quarterly
3-14
25c
___
2-29
3-10
—
Oakland
3-31
3-15
40c
$1
(quar.)
Oahu
2-25
62 %c
(quar.).i—
common
5#
crued
4-
25c
Products,
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
preferred
series
A—
for
redemption on
$33.75 per
dividend.
3-14
50c
Philadelphia Dairy
3-17
45c
(quar.)
at
20
3-20
3-31
2-29
1
called
issue
March
2
4-
3-17
60c
common
2-29
1
preferred' (quar.)
75c
3-10
50c
3-24
50c
2-29
-
3-10
preferred (quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
4-
3-10
4-
4#
30c
Sugar Co., Ltd
Oak Mfg. Co. (quar,)___
25c
___
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
convertible
Entire
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
Norwich
3-15
12-15
$25c
(quar.)
Inc
—
4-15
$50c
——:
guaranteed
(s-a)
Paper Mills, common
6# preferred (quar.)
"
4.50#
$ 50c
3%#
3-14
Co.,
25c
Ry..
$31 Vic
—
3-14
3-31
&
34%c
(quar.)
Northern
'
(Initial quar.)
Co., Ltd.
(s-a)
3-31
Potter
Co.
25o
25c
_
15c
(Charles)
37 %c
(initial)
Co.
Gas
Northern
2-21
25c
Semi-annual
Extra
Northern
3-15
3-15
4-
$1.15
(quar.)_
common
(Robert)
.Extra
2-21
1
40c
$1
$4.60
Line
(J.
$2.50
7#
RR.,
Insurance
2C
common
Morgan
Oil
Texas
2-29
(reduced)-
30c
(initial)
par
3
35c
Co.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
par
$25
3-
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
common
$1.75
(quar.)_
(interim)
Co.
Brewing
$5c
preferred
2-15
3-10
25C
Mitchell
Monarch
Corp.
Car,
convertible
A
Pfizer
North American Investment—
5
3
25c
(quar.)
Public Service Co., new com. (initial)
Mojud
4-
3-
50c
Missouri
Modern
4-15
3-14
$2
5Ms#
B
Mohawk
North
3-20
Mining & Manufacturing—
Missouri-Kansas
'
3-12
3-12
15c
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Power Co.,
New
1
1
3-31
25c
(quar.)
Minnesota" Fund
Mitchell
4-
4-
class
2-28
$1
_
25c
Common
Class
Extra
2-29
Norris-Therinador
7%C
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Ry. Co. (quar.)
Ry., common (quar.)—
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
Western
56 %c
(quar.)
common
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Minnesota
Ltd.
2- D
Trading Corp.—
3-15
12 %c
■.
..
3-15
37 %C
(quar.)
Co.,
Mines,
&
&
Pfeiffer
50c
Bridge (quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
Norfolk
3- 5
3
_
Pfaudler
3-
Norfolk
quar.)
Mid-West Refineries, Inc.—
$1.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)—
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming, common (quar.)
Miller
Noranda
1
*
(initial
common
—_______
2-29
3-15
3-24
3-15
3-
$1.12%
2-18
20c
—
Share
pfd.
iquar.)
4(4#
Newport Electric Corp., 3%#■ pfd. lquar.)_
Newport Industries, Inc., common (quar,)
4',4 #, preferred (quar.)—.
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
+
Middlesex
$1
4-15
$2
(quar.i;
4
3-
10c
3-28
Micromatic
,
3-19
4-
50c
Newburgh
Michigan Bumper Corp. (quarJ
Michigan Sugar Co., 6# preferred (aceum.)
Mickelberry's Food Products Co. (quar.)
$1.50
3-14-
25c
7#
3-14
$1.12%
Company (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Steel
3- 3
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates—
3-12
3-10
1
$1.12%
93 %c
3-28
20c
Petroleum
$1.12%
50c
—
3-19
Electric & Gas Corp.—
25C
Miami
Extra
$2.50
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4%#
preferred (quar.)
Newberry
1
Petroleum
4-30
50o
preferred
4-
Paul, Inc. (quar.)
Exploration (quar.)
2-11
$1.50
(resumed)—
common
3.75#
6
96V4C
preferred
preferred
preferred
95c
(quar.)
3.80#
3.85#
York
preferred
1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—.
6#
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
*
Co.
Common
1
3-10
30c
(quar.)
Brake
4'/a#
New York. Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
50c
62%C
,—
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Jersey Zinc Co. (quar.)
3-
$1.75
(quar.)—
Metal & Thermit Corp., common
7#
preferred
(quar.)
—_:
pfd.
$4.05
3-10
3-10
Air
3-
$1.01%
Jersey Power & Light, 4#
30C
class A
Peter
10c
.
25c
$8.46
;;
—
Co.,
3-15
70c
—
(quar.)
3-14$"
50c
(quar.)__,
common
20c
(quar.)—
Paper
(quar.)
'25c
liquidating
Refrigerating
Merchants
1
1
17 %C
Inc.
Co.
2-29
4-
3
25c
(quar.)—
Company
Mur
Gear,
25c
Co._
1
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)____
New
New
3-31
O.)
3-15
Co.,
5-
40c
(quar.)
Corporation
Corp.
$1.05
Corp.
1
15c
Milk
4-
37 %C
(quar.)
Cement
Nestle-Le
Co.,\common (quar;)
Miners Transportation-
—
(quar.)
Manufacturing
4-
Y.)—
Stores
(quar.)_
—
&
30c
1
4-
4-
Extra
50c
(quar.)
iquar.)
common
Terminals
Tile
7
35c
common
Extra
3-15
400
Mercantile
National
50c
22%c
Co—
____-—.___
Assurance
3-13
15c
Engineering
(quar.)
Co.
Corp., (quar.)
Merchants
3-13
3-31
75c
(quar.)
&
&
3-14
3-31
870
preferred -(quar.)—
Co.
3-28
25C
25C
McGraw Electric
Co.
Co.,
preferred
62 %c
(quar.)
Products,
(quar.)
75c
—
Co,, common
preferred (quar.)
3-31
$$1.20
,
(quar.)
Circle
Machine &
Permutit
Company
Pet
.
Co.
Supply
45c
(quar.i
common
Co
accum.)
i
$1.40 preferred
1
(quar.).
Machinery
2-15
National
(quar.)
Co.
Pipe Co., Ltd.—
3-15
1
Castings
Steel
4-
$1.25
Perkins
(quar.)
-
P
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
preferred
3-1$
3-25
preferred
2-20
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
16c
McCrory Stores Corp.,
3-14S-
$5
3-31
Pressure
$15c
McCord Corp., $2.50
50c
Common
$4.50
if
Co.—
8-15
3-
3-
2-2£>
Pennsylvania Water & Power
25c
3-31
3
3-
3-14
62%c
:
Maxwell, Ltd., new common (initial)
May Department Stores Co., common
Maytag Co. «.(quar,).
3-7
3-15
40c
(quar.)
National
Mastic
-
4-1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
Electric Co.
(quar.)
Asphalt Corp
Service .Corp.—
Mathews Conveyor Co. (quar.)
50c
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.
Perfect
3-
Material
2-29"
4-30
3-
Ltd.
Co.,
3-15
2-15
Malleable &
3-14
Massachusetts Investors Second Fund
12%c
5#
5
20c
3
3-14
Fruit Co,, common (initial)
Penney (J. C.) Company (quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Penn
3- 4
$1.75
2-29
5-15
3-
A
preferred
3-19
3-
3-10
3-14
7#
Co.,
1
3-14
50c
National
Le5d
4-
3-15
40c.
62 VaC
2-29
$2.50
1
62 %c
(quar.)
3-15
$1.06%
4-
3-14*
30c
Corp.
preferred
National
50c
(quar.)
'
2-29'
3-31
(quar.)
Cement
5#
3-20
quar.)
pfd.
A_
9
3-14
5c
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone (Pa.), common (quar.)
1
5
class
60c
B
50c
Co.
Massey-Harris
Ltd.,
A
60c
3-~I
(quar.)
A
62 VaC
(quar.)
quar.)
Fully participating (increased
Marque tie Cement Mfg. Co
Marshall
preferred
class
2-
8
50c
Telephone Co. (quar.)
Controls, Inc., class A (quar.)
Penn-Dixie
&
3-
(quar.)
Peninsular
Penn
2-27
Gas
2-29
25c
Metals Products Corp.
3-17
National Paper & Type
Marine Bancorporation—
Initial stock (increased
Peninsular
1
Class
4-
7-22
10-20
3-10
3-10
$1.25
1
8-
4-
(Hartford)
2-29*
3-14
Oreille Mines & Metals
Penick & Ford, Ltd. (quar.)
10-30
5c
2-29'-
3-15
25c
(quar.)
Pend
1
3-15
J35c
Corp.
4-21
5-
Holdetu
Payable of Rer\
f20c
(quar.)
Cement
49
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
15c
Ins.
60c
3-15
Common
50c
$1.50
60c
Peerless
50c
for
23c
7#
2-15
Corp., (quar.)——
Corp
National
preferred
(entire
issue
redemption on March 10 at
$23 per share plus this dividend.)
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Marathon Corp.—
5% preferred
(quar.)
2-11
National Grocers Co.,
convertible
called
2-29
3
Products
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.—
6#
3-10
When
Share
Manufacturing Co.,
3-
5c
3-
Paton
Co.—
-•
3-10
Per
Name of Company
2-29
3-15
50c
5c
30c
Holder«
3-10
£1.06%
Quarterly
3-10
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
$1.25
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
National Electric Welding Machine
35c
Moore,
—
2-25
*
*25c
(quar.)—T
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Distillers Products,
preferred
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
3-
Corp.;
preferred
4%#
3-15
25c
priority shares (quar.)
Co.
Shirt
Maxwell
2-22
25c
Co., Inc.
&
2-20
3-15
37 %C
iquar.)
conv.
Mallory (P. R.j
3-15
40c
iquar.)
Co.
Mailman Corp.,
5 #
Discount
National
3-15
t3c
(quar.)
Whyte Co.
iquar.)
Magna vox Company, common
Car
2-29
$$1.25
(quar.)——
Mac
Mahon
Per
Share
Name of Company
National
Ltd
Madison Gas <fc Electric
Magor
Holiert
Payable of Reo.
Ltd.—
Co.,
(961)
3-15
3- 8
3-15
3- 3
3- 9
3" &
25c
37%c
'
3"15
2-29
3- 9
,
3-1*
50
(962)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Per
Name of
Robertson
Rock
of
H.)
preferred
preferred
A
3-10
3-10
2-18
$4
3-10
3-
$4
1
2-20
»1-23
Paper Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Roddis Plywood Corp
$$1.06 A
1
3-15
Standard
1
3-15
1
3-15
3-15
2-28
Standard
20c
Roos
Metal
Art
Works, Inc.
Inc.
(quar.)
Brothers,
Rosefield
Packing Co.
Electric Steel
Rotary
Ruppert
Russell
(Jacob),
(quar.)
75°
preferred
(quar.)_,
St.
Lead
37'/aC
vtc.
$$1.06
j'Oc
^5c
—
Stockyards
(quar.)——
Ry. Co.—
San' Francisco
Common
o*0c
12 /2c
—
Co
National
Louis
$1.12'/2
—
—
Louis
3-20
75c
(reduced)
3-10
'4-
9-16
9-
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.25
St.
Paul
St.
$5
Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)
1st preferred A (quar.)—
Insurance
20c
(quar.)__
3-
1
2-
1
3-
4-15
.—
37Vic
35c
5Vi %
preferred A (quar.)—
5Vi % preferred A (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., common
27Vic
27Vic
series
Pavings
&
5-15
4-
5-
Loan
5-
4-18
1
8-
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
4-17
3-
2-
3
8
3-15
45c
(quar.)
3-28
4-10
3-20
Studebaker Corp.
Suburban Propane
4-10
3-20
50c
3-14
2-29
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
3-15
3-
43c
—
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Sears
(quar.)
Seeman
Brothers
Seiberling
40c
Co.,
3-31
3-10
3-10
12Vic
3-11
2-29
12Vic
common
4-
1
3-10
4-
31 Vic
common
(quar.)
Shell
Oil
Sheller
Co.
(quar.)
4Vi %
Sheraton
$1.25
Corp.
of
& Hoist
5%
B
Oil
Skelly Oil Co.
Stock
.$1.55
Corp.,
3-15
3-10
2-29
4-
3-14
1
Utilities
3-10
2-15
Thermoid
4%
Co.
Oil
Corp.
2-25
2-28
Tilo
1
2-28
Time,
5%
3-15
2-15
Initial
2-15
Stock
3-14
2-21
3-
5
1-30
3-
5
1-30
3-14
2-29
3-
3
2-15
Transue
3-
3
2-15
Travelers Insurance
Co.
2-
Treesweet
Co.,
Products
20c
4-15
3-31
Trico
4-15
3-31
5
5
20c
3-
2-
4
preferred
_
62Vic
Sparks-Withington
Co.,
Speed Queen Corp.
Speer Carbon Co
(Tex.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Asbestos
Union
Carbide
3-13
2-29
Union
Metal
$1.25
9-15
8-15
Union
50c
3-15
2-29
Union
3-20
Union
4-
1
22c
3-15
3-
40c
4-15
4-10
$1.50
3-15
3-
3-
3
5
5
2-25
25c
3-14
2-25
50c
3-10
2-
3-19
3-
8
3
15c
com.
3-15
2-28
$1.12Vi
3-15
2-28
10c
3-10
2-29
10c
(quar.),
6-10
5-30
(increased)
'
Common
10c
(quar.)
^
9-10
8-29
10c
Common
12-10
11-28
50c
3-14
2-29
Initial
Union
(quar.)
3-20
Wilson
&
2-20
Wilson
Line,
3-
Wilson
(J.
1
3
3-25
3-15
3-25
3-15
25c
CO
1t28
-
&
1
CO
6%
Wiser
Carbon
Mfg.
Co.
Corp.
1
3-14
Wood^Alan)
f20c
4-
1
3-14
3-10
1
3-17
3-15
2-28
3-14
2-28
(quar.)__
25c
Steel
Co.,
3
Woodward
Woodward
4-
1
2-20
3-10
2-29
3-10
2-29
3-12
2-29
3-31
Governor
Woolwrth
Iron
Co.
Co.
Corp
American
(F.
W.)
&
2-28
6
2-18
3-
50c'
3-28
3-12
3-28
50c
3-27
,3-
5
$1.25
3-27
3-
5
3-22
50c
(final)
3-
3
2-11
3-
3
2-11
27V2%
3-10
1-23
50c
3-20
3-3
3-
3
3-
3
(quar.)
4,/a%
prior
4V2%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
2-25
Wrigley-. (William, Jr.), Co.
3
2-
Wrighi-Hargreaves
5
3-10
25c
Co., Ltd.—
deposit rets,
3-10
3-
3-17
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.—
1
3-15
1
4-
3-12
50c
3-10
50c
2-29
50c
4-
1
3-12
3-15
37^20
(quar.)
25c
3-
1
(quar.)__
Woodward & Lothrop, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
WoolwoHh (F. W.) Co. (quar.)
Common
50c
4-15
1
4-
$1.75
Extra
3-20
4-30
4-
ExtttTr
3-
40c
1
3-15
3-10
35c
(quar.)
com.
2-25
4-
2-25
1
4-
25c
3-
3-14
3-10
4-15
$1.50
^
4-15
2-28
4-
56V-»c
Extra
31 '/4C
3-29
2-29
Power—
(quar.)
2-27
4-15
1
3-10
$1.06V*
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
3-12
3-
2-20
t60c
3-12
5
8
3-15
3-10
il7V2c
3-10
40c
2-
10c
25c
preferred
$4.25
5% ^.preferred (quar.)
Wood -^Newspaper Machinery
62'/2C
:
3-14
25c
4-
Co.—
quarterly
4-1
15c
Co
Electric
Co,
t20c
50c
(quar.)
2-25
3- 3
$2
preferred
Oil
1-28
75c
(quar.)
6
(quar.)__
Ltd
Electric
3
$1.12'/2
$1.12V2
(quar.)—
4
2-
22c
Lovett Grocery, common
preferred series A (quar.)
4V2%
Winnipeg
2-11
3-
3-10
50c
Machine
"
2- 6 v
50c
Inc
C.),
3-10
3-15
50c
common
(quar.)
Company,
2-27
1
4-
40c
—
Sewing
'
3-14,.
,
3-10
40c
75c
Rubber
&
&
prior
S1.12V2
3-15
(quar.)
$1.12V2
3-15
(monthly)
25c
4-
1
3-20
J3c
4-
1
2-27
3-14
preferred
Mines,
Ltd.
Yankea- Fibre Tile Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Yellow Cab Co.-* i ;•
fr%- convertible preferrd
(quar.)-
10c
3-23
37V2c
4-30
37Vic
7-31
7-10
1
3-14
.
Oil Co.
$3.75
of California
preferred
Sugar Co.
Tank
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Car
933/4C
3-
3-
2-15
3
1
(quar.)
20c
3-15
2-28
20c
3-15
2-28
Corp., common (quar.)
United Air Lines, Inc., common
4%
convertible
preferred
(entire
United
Can
Series
A
&
&
(quar.)—
Carton Corp.
Glass
preferred
Carbon
2-21
2-15
3-18
Stocr^ividend
■t'"4
'■
Coal
(quar.)
3-
1
Co.
3-15
3-
3-15
2-15
3-15
3-
25c
3-11
2-29
5%
Co.
3-11
2-29
75c
(quar.)
•
—35c
4
-
*
1
1
'
♦Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
4-15
4-
25c
3-10
2-20
3
tPayahle in U. S. Funds, less
JPayHble
in
Canadian
resident tax
56V4C
3-31
3-14
62 V2C
3-10
2-20
60c
;
Door
4-10
3-15
50c
Zeigler Coal & Coke Co
Tube
&
4-
25o
(quar.)
:
3-10
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
Elastic
Extra :
25'Ac
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Electric
25c
Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire Corp.
at
Co.
United
(quar.)
^___
3-15
Co.—
United
preferred
YoungstPwn Sheet
Youngstown Steel
issue
preferred
Board
convertible
Corp.;
50c
called for redemption on
March
18
$102.50 per share plus this dividend
United Biscuit Co. of America—
$4.50
6%
York
25c
Aircraft
Extra
2-20
3-10
65c
:
Extra
United
3-10
45c
(quar.)
Wire Rope Corp.
United
United
1
3-10
4-
1
-4-
50c
t25c
(quar.)__^.
3-
5
-
$1.25
3-10
40c
Corp.
Union
4-15
5
30c
.
2-21" *
r
(quar.)
Gibbs
5
6
4-
70c
—
.
3-10
5-15
50c
Spokane Portland Cement,
Common
La
Corp.
1
3- 5
3-
■
9-
Willcox-sfe
25c
—
(quar.)_.
Salle Street—
1
2-15
(quar.)
tquar.)_
3-13
9-15
Stationery Corp.—
25c
Disc Clutch
5-
2-15
$1.50
Co
preference
3-29
3-15
common—
preferred
& Gas
South
6-14
(quar.)
pfd.
30c
3- 1
$3
Quarterly
3-15
25c
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons, Inc.
208
$1
(quar.)
$1.25
3-
3-20
6-
Corp. (quar.)
Paper
-!
3-
Corp
3-15
Williams & Company (quar.)
Willson Products, Inc: (quar.)^
Wisconsin
(quar.)
2-8
75c
3- 7
2-25
held).
Steel Forging
Century Fox Film Corp.
Twin
$1.25
(quar.)
6%
4V'2 %
$1.25
(quar.)
Insurance
6
Oil
Underwood
37Vic
$1.20
(quar.)
share
3-6
6-14
3-1&
—
Co., new com. (initial quar.)
$2.80 preferred A (initial quar.)
True
Temper Corp.,
common
(quar.)
20th
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Y.)
Truax-Traer
3-
:
(N.
*
3-
—
Co.
_—
each
& Williams
Whitaket
Wickes
3c
2-29
30c
3-15
(One share of North River
for
prelerred
'
»
2- 8
3-15
1-23
;
3- 6
3- 3"
3-15
3-
3—28
4-15**.
3c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Westingffbuse Electric Corp.,
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co
-
5-1
3-15
Whirlpool
Winn
Works, Ltd., common (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
A
5%
3-15
$3
^
&
l
15c
3-15
1
3-15
1
3-15
4-
30c
2-29
4-10
3-10
+25c
2-29
4-
3-1
4-
3-20
(increased)-__.
2
1
4-1
4-15
-
Tablet
3-14
15c
Weston: Electric Instrument
(quar.)
Weston (George), Ltd. (quar.)
3-15
25c
Iron
Class
2-29
2-15
-
Co.—
semi-annual
dividend
Toronto
3-31
Western
2-29
1
$2.50
(quar.)
Common
2-29;
2-25
3-10
4-
50c
Common
2-29
3-18
■.
common
Inc.
Insurance,
4-
75c
Townsend Co.
87Vic
3-31
3-1
3-14
1
3-10
25c
Ltd
Lines,
3-14
tl5c
-
—
3-31
Air
35c
3-15
Securities
Products,
Life
Coke
&
3-28
4-
25c
(increased quar.)
3-14
25c
(quar.)
60c
27c
Westeel
Coal
3-3
$1.25
i——
(quar.).,
iquar.)
50c
Co
preferred (quar.)
Guarantee & Trust
Title
Virginia
Corp.
Co.-
2-15
3-14
20c
pfd.
25c
Realty & Construction
Common
50c
West
3
Ohio Gas
'*
*
2-15
1
4-4
t20c
—L.
6%
5
3-12
50c
—
common
25c
(quar.)
65c
(quar.)
West
Western
3-1
"25c
1
(quar.)v
Inc.*
West'.Indies Sugar
V'
3-10
4-
25c
-
Western
4-15
15c
Tishman
3-10
2-15
20c
2- 5
62V2c
Special
2-25
,
3-15
$1.50-
(quar.)
(s-a)-
Chemical,
2-11
1
4-10
25c
50c
Inc.
$$1.12 Vi
California Edison—
preferred (quar.)
West End
-
3-17
3-15
25c
Roller
3-20
7
-
3-10-
4-21
$2.50
—
(quar.)„—_
preferred
$5
Mills,
preferred
5
3-
40C
:•
(interim)
Clothes,
3-15
7
3-8
3-
-
6%
3-15
,
4-
$25c
Bearing
Tailors, Ltd
3-
-
tl6'/2c
■
(C-«tr.)
Tip Top
3-31
.
t
:4- t
Co.
$1
Welder Co.
$1.05Vi
(quar.)
Zi
Trust, Ltd.
common..
Timken
7
3-17
■
25c
—
Inc.,
2-21
3-
•
15c
(quar.)
2-28
3-31
Wellington
•
3-15
3-15
<
% -4-15
4-1
Motor
7-17
3-20
f35c
common
Westinghouse'Air Brake
2-21
8c
,
1
"
(quar.)
Inc.
25c
(quar.)
"5-
(s-a)
(quar.)—_—
Ltd.
4-17
1
35c
—
40c
Co.,
&
I
%-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.—
Oil
3-11
5-
3-
Corp: (quar.)
WeedoiM.A Company, 4% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Wells-Gardner & Co. (quar.)^.^.!..
:
5
3-25
■
3-14
Co,
(Jack)
Waukesha
2-28
■
——
62V2c
<quar.)
Webste^Ghicago
Mills-
7
7
3-
,.*
v
1
^
a—
Ltd——
Inc.,
Wire
WeathMhead* Co.,
"
2-15
3-16'
35c
.
•..* v.:
1
3-10
7,
3-26.-:
35c
Invest.
3-
50c
3-15
.
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)_
Roofing Co. (quar.)
$$1
(quar.)
$1
3-31
(quar.)___—
3-15
30c
7
2-14
Two
(quar.)
com.
4-
10%
1
4-
2-29
2-29
-(quar.)
preferred
3
$1
Thrift
1
4-
Co.,
1st
Washington
(quar.)
50c
quar.)
5%
Washburn
Watson
3-
3-20
25c
share
payment
common
Mines,
Warner-Hudnut,
1
3-15
;
plus
per
class A- (quar.
Brothers
Pictures,
lnc._^__—i—_
3-15
(quar.)
General
Thomson Electric
4-
383Ac
preferred
dividend).
share
per
Building Corp.
Co.
2-29
3-20
;„450c
Amulet
2-29
3-20 ;;
$1.01
dividend
same
3-12
3-20
30c
$1.05
$1.25
also at $25
Corp.
Warner
8-29
4-17
(quar.).
1
4-
37V2c
Walgreen
3-15
3-
2-26
(quar.)__,
1
(quar.)_
60c
(quar.)
1
3-15
3-15
preferred
1
>:/i
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
$15c
2-15
10-
$1.14
Gas
Quarterly
Thompson Products,
Thor
3-15
2,
42c '
Thomaston Cotton
(quar.)
Co.
&
Mfg.
2-29
$$1.25
6-
50c
25c
37'/2c
4-
Co
Glass
3-31
,
1
12-
2-29
$1.50
Walker & Co.,
"
Canadian
preferred
convertible
Coal
Shovel
convertible
Electric
Southeastern
Thew
2-29
7-
50c
r
pfd.
(stock
Pacific
20c
preferred
Inc.
Third
3-15
1
1
2-29
2-29
20,005 shares called
$25
30
Railway,
4-
(quar.)
3-14
2-15
1
2-
4-
1
1
3-15
(quar.)
Waite
3-
65C
Texas
Thatcher
2-15
1
5
1-1-53
4-
4-
$20c
prelerred
653«c
(quar.)_.
Texas Gulf Producing Co. (quar.)___
Texas
2-29
(accum.)
the
5 6'Ac
—
June
on
Wacker-AVells
4-
27c
—
at
31
1
3-1
Co.—
_,—______
Vulcan Detinning Co., common
7% preferred
3-
40c
Ry.
$2.50
Visking
40c
40c
2-15
6%
40c
20c
3-
3-15
3- 5
30c
6%
2-25
40c
3-11
$30c
(quar.)
1
3-15
50c
—
.
$2.50
preferred.
March
Virginian
2-15
$1.10
3-10
.___—
Pacific
&
5
3-10
3-5
3- 3
(s-a)
3-
3-15
4-1
3-15
.
2-
25c
2-28
3-20
dividend, and the remainder of the issue
5
37 '/2c
—*.—1
_
3-
5
8
8
3-10
25c
(quar.)_
on
5-21
23-
4oc
(increased)
Grey Trust Co.
Convertible
6-10
3-10
3-31
50c
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
3-31
$1
preferred
4-10
3-15
20c
$2
(quar.)
preferred
plus
3-
2-19
(quar.)_
$4.04
3-15
(quar.)
3-10
$20c
$5 preferred (quar.)
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.—
2-25
1
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)_,.__
3-17
3-15
3
2-19
(quar.)
(s-a)
called
4-
3
3-
3-iO
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
4-15
3-
3-15
75c
$4.20
1
30c
3-lq
$l.o0
partic. preferred (accum.)
Virginia Electric & Power Co., com.
3-
26
26fcc
30c
433Ac
6%
3-14
4-16
1
(quar.)—
Viking Pump Co.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—.
2-15
1
3-15
30c
Snreveport
&
3-
1
4-
2y2%
Aug.
common
Co.
Works
preferred
3
25c
of
on
Co
Inc.
3-28
UOc
13
2-29
3-15.
3-15
45c
(quar.)
Light Co.
Iron
Mfg.
3-
—
&
Co.
Co.,- Ltd.
5%
2-29
25c
5.40%
2-15
3-
Inc.,
Fund,
1
3-10
3-13
6
1
4-
62V2C
(increased)
Ltd.
Chemical Co.
65c
(quar.)_—
$4
Power
Common
2-15
2-21
7-1
3-20
common
Products
VicKsburg,
2-27
3
7
_
preferred
preferred
Corp.,
Norman
Vick
2-27
3-
additional shares for each share held
1
3-31
Corp.
Texas
5-
3-15
3-10
3-10
Corp.,
Steel
75c
(
Service,
1st
Steel
1.
Co.,
Veeder-Root,
3-20
3-
'
2-23
distributed
third
1,
prelerred
non-cum.
S.
be
to
distribution
Rubber
Viceroy
3-20
1
3-7
75c
_________
10%
1st
25C
(quar.)
preferred
3-
25c
1
4-
50c
2-29
Co., Inc. (increased)
(increased quar.)
Southwestern Life
Sprague
3-30
3-10
Electric
$4.50
Timely
Southland Royalty Co
Southwest Natural Gas
Co., $6 pfd. A (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service
$4.50
3-15
31'Ac
non-cum.
Spiegel,
1
4-
1
$1
common
non-cum.
Van Dorn
3-17
3-7
4-
5uc
(quar.)__
(quar.)___.
Nov.
Co.,
States
Utah
2-15
20c
(quar.)
Tobacco
non-cum.
Van
2-15
8
10c
—
1st preferred
Texas
2-20
4-
(quar.)
non-cum.
Sperry
3-12
8
3-
10c
Gas, common (quar.)—ri
preferred (initial quari)
75c
common
preferred
7%
$5c
Southern Natural Gas
(quar.)
Southern Railway Co., common
5%
non-cum.
preferred
5%
3-31
dividend)
Southern Company
(quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas &
Electric Co.—
Common (quar.)
5%
3
1
3-
25c
Tennessee Corp.
Texas Co. (quar.)
3-31
preferred
Original
4.80%
3-
convertible
Southern
4.32%
2
4-15
$25c
(quar.)
Aircraft Co.
Extra
$1.25
3
Inc.
25c
Oil
Solar
Bonotone
3-
4-
25c
_
$30c
Skilsaw, Inc. (quar.)
Smith (Alexander),
Inc., 3.50% pfd.
preferred
3
50c
*
2-29
dividend
4.20%
2
$50c
Co.
3
—_____
Inc., com. (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)———————
preferred (quar.)
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
3-
3-
(James),
3-15
(quar.)
Socony-Vacuum
3
}$1
Corp.
3-15
3-15
—
3-15
Co
Manufacturing
3
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Talcott
$1
(s-a)
preferred
BUiplalr
Singer
3-
(quar.)
Quarterly
25c
Simplex Paper Corp. (quar.)
Simpson's, Ltd., class A (s-a)
4 Vi %
3-15
,
35c
(stock
20c
35c
(quar.)
$1.12Vi
Silverwood Western
Dairies, Ltd.—
5% preferred
(quar.)
Simmons
Co.
(quar.)
B
Co.
S.
8%
3
(quar.)
preferred
&
$25c
'
Steel
Coal
Texas
B
Class
3-
25c
(Preferred dividend
equal to 7c per share)
Dairies,
Ltd.,
class
A
partic.
Slmonds Saw &
3-14
3-20
31'Ac
Silverwood
Class
3-28
56 Vic
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
3-
4-1
22VaC
May
on
on
7%
2-18
3-10
$1
Co._,
of
paid
United
2-18
3-15
35c
Special
_
A
common
Silver Standard
5
50c
Corp
(quar.)
Ltd.,
3-10
3-10
20c
56c
Tampax,
5
30c
Co.
preferred
Universal
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32% preferred (quar.)
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel
Telephone Bond & Share Co.— "•
710-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)_
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
Class
2-29
fourth
Victoria
5
7-16
t3c
Sicks
Silknit,
3-10
10c
(quar.)
4-
10-15
$56'Ac
preferred
preferred
Optical
4-16
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
Shoe Corp. of
America, common (quar.)
$4.50
1
America—
convertible
Shuron
3-12
4.40%
Swift
2-25
4-
4-
-
Shepard, Niles Crane
3-15
$50c
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
United
15%
Superior Portland Cement, Inc. (quar.)_
Sutherland Paper Co., common (quar.)
3-15
$1
Ltd.
U.
2-29
Sunshine Mining Co. (quar.)
Sunshine Biscuits,
Inc. (quar.)
2-25
10c
(quar.)
Products
1
10c
—
Manufacturing Corp.
Shellmar
4-
3-15
10c
i
Mines,
2-21
3-14
15c
Sunray Oil Corp., common
4'A% preferred series A
5'A%
G.) Co. (quar.)
Water & Power, Ltd.—
Creek Gold
3-10
be
8%
_____________—_—
&
convertible
4»/2 %
4% preferred series A (quar.)
4Vi % preferred series B (quar.)
Sheep
2-15
——————
3-15
10c
;—
(Frank
Bhawlnigan
3
50c
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd
Sun Oil Co.
(quar.)
(San
(quar.)
Corp.
2-25
1
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Shattuck
3-10
4-
23c
common
(quar.)
Inc., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Bottling Corp. of Houston
Antonio, Texas)—
(quar.)
3-
——
—
Company
5.20 %
1
40c
class A
Steel
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
Beven-Up
Common class A
3-15
25c
Bervel,
Sharon
2-20
$1.13
5%
Common class A
Common class A
3-10
3-10
25c
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Serrick Corp., class B common
1
40c
(quar.)
4Vi %
90c
1
3-31
(quar.)__
Rubber
3-
2-29
2
15c
—
Corp.,
3-15
4-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.).
5% preferred (quar.)
Seeger Refrigerator Co.
1
50c
preferred (quar.)
Acceptance
1
—
Stuart
Securities
1
3-
preferred (quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp, (quar.)
3-20
Lines
3-
1
Textiles, Inc.
4-10
Seatrain
1
4-
4V/2 %
333Ac
common
4-
$50c
U.
3-15
Coke
2-23
(quar.)
Second
will
2-15
B
2-28
Corp.—
dividend
and
l"
common
&
quarterly.
2-21
Stonega
Co.,
t62'/2C
.Stock
1
1
3-20
Gas
3-
6
3-20
convertible
1
-
(quar.i
Stonecutter Mills, class A_
2-28
5
$1.75
(quar.)
Card
Radiator
4-
7
Class
S.
*50c
4-
4-10
Seabrook Farms, 4 Vi %
Searle (G. D.) & Co.,
U.
Ltd.—
preferred
5
3-10
Lithograph—
3-21
3-
5%
33-
60c
common
preference series A
4-15
(quar.)
J.),
Foundry
frinnng
93 3/i c
3-
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.,
$1
$1.75
(quar.)__
S.
5%
2-11
(quar.)——
Extra
&
Playing
2-15
—
(N.
preferred
3-13
25c
& Stern
3-14
(quar.)
U.
2-11
3-13
Co.
Pipe
3-10
+20c
Stern
Lines
25c
37V2C
Inc.
1
40c
60c
31V2C
4-10
6%
Co.
4-
(quar,)
U. S. Potash Co.
8
37 >/2c
65c
Seattle
2-29
75c
Corp.
Sterling Breweries,
7-18
2-26
S.
4Vi%
2-11
2-
3-10
—
(quar.)
———
333Ac
Co.
3-10
3-10
preferred (quar.)
Stedman Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
3
60c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
preferred series B (quar.)—
convertible preferred (initial quar.)
&
S.
&
convertible
Roebuck
U.
6%
1
3-
1
25c
(Dela.)
s.
Finance, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)—
6% convertible preferred series A (quar.)
3-15
1
3-14
51
—
———
Co.
U.
2-11
(quar.)
Materials,
Spring
convertible
Oil
3-31
3-10
50c
(quar.)
3-
2-29
Special
•
—-—
$1.35
$1.72
4-25
62>/2C
(quar.)
A
(s-a)
$2.60
Seaboard
3-31
—
3-12
60c
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Scotten-Dillon Co.
$1.35
4-25
(quar.)
common
4-15
3-31
(quar.)
*.
Y.)
6
50c
35c
(quar.)
,
(s-a)
(N.
3- 6
4-15
55c
U. S. Gypsum
Co., common
7%
preferred (quar,)_.
»
25c
(Ohio),
Stock dividend
State
3-15
85c
(quar.)
common
2-15
Sterchi Brothers Stores, Inc.
(s-a)
San Antonio Transit Co.
(quar.)
Sangaino Electric Co. (quar.)—
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)-,,
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.
jocullin Steel Co.
2-15
2-29
3
Kentucky (quar.)
Standard-Thompson
7
17c
12 Vic
3-15
3-
—
Co.
Standard Steel
8
4-
7%
prelerred
U. S. Guarantee
65c
Standard Tube Co., class B
State Fuel Supply—.
4-10
4-17
25c
,
3-15
Quarterly
2-29
7
$1.10
4.40%
Mines, Ltd.
3-
5
$1.50
Participating conv. preferred (quar.) (S-a)
Participating
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. Co.—
1
(quar.)
preferred "A" vtc.
2-21
1
Improvement Co;
Illuminating
U. S. Envelope Co.,* common
40C
—
California
(Indiana)
of
preferred
Common
2
12-15
preferred "A" vtc.
3-
75c
United
6
10c
Co.
Oil
Standard
2
conv.
3
$1.75
_____
3%%
3-20
6-
conv.
preferred—
Extra
2-21
1
3-
25c
(accum.)—
of
Oil Co.
Standard
1
6-16
5%
Seaboard Finance Co.,
3-
3-15
3-20
U.
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey
6
$1.25
5%
San Antonio Gold
2-20
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Marine
3-12
3-
2-18
3-
Payable of Rec.
Share
:
Gas
Holder»
When
Per
f
(quar.)
Extra
87 '/2 c
——
1—
3-25
1
(quar.)—
Ry., 5%
Extra
1
preferred "A" vtc.
Co.
Standard Oil
Standard
1
•
Co.
...
(quar.)——
(quar.)
(accum.)
preferred
Oil
2-29
4-
•
>.
Fruit
United
(Detroit)—
common
Corp.
preferred
prior
3-10
3-
conv.
.
$6
Standard
1
3-
5%
prior
3-15
4-
3-15
preferred "A" vtc.
&
2-29
3-15
conv.
Fire
3-14
$7
2-15
500
5%
St. Louis Southwestern
2
4-15
94c
(quar.)
Forgings
4-15
25c
(quar.) —
common
Insurance
preferred
1
1
United
Standard Gas & Electric—
3-10
3-
(quar.)_—
Ryan
Co.
(quar.)—_*
Ryerson & Haynes, Inc.—
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4'/*% pfd. (quar.)
St, Croix Paper Co. (quar.)
St.
3
5
——
Mfg. Co.
Aeronautical
St. Joseph
33-
—
(quar.)
4'/2%
3-15
3-12
Accident
55-
40c
Quarterly
Standard Brands, Inc.,
35c
—
Ronson
$1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4-
4-
$3.50
4 'A %
■
preference
3-12
-
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
Name of Company
,
2-21
$1
<quar.).__
Staley (E. A.) Mfg. Co.,
RoUand
<
preferred
4-
*1-25
(quar.)„
(quar.)
.
Payable of Rec.
25c
common
preferred series A
$3.75
prior preferred
Holdert
,
Share
Squibb (E. R.) & Sor.s,
3-
5
When
Per
Name of Company
•
50c
(quar.),—,
(quar.)
5%
5%
Holdere
3-20
25c
50c
'
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
& Company—
Rockwood
5%
(H.
Payable oj Rec.
37y2c
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Ages Corp.
Rockwell
When
Share
Company
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
.„
__
15%
funds,
Canadian
a
3-10
2-20
x
25c
3-1C
2-25
y Corrected
25c
2-10
2-?5
income
tax.
the
at
tax.
Non¬
source.
\
.
Les»: British income tax.
Less,:Jamaica
non-residents'
deductible
tax
15%; resident tax .7%.
-
~
.
payment or holders of record
Previous published dates were incorrect.
dates
are
reported her-.
'
>
Volume 175,
Number 5095
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(963)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
sa
ALABAMA
of America National Trust & Sav¬
175,
ings Association, of San Francisco,
Alabama (State of)
Bank
follows:
as
Bond Sale—The $25,000,000 road
and
bridge bonds offered on Feb.
175, p. 753—were awarded
a
syndicate composed of the
$40,000
First
60,000
Due
l%s.
March
on
Due
March
on
Bank, Chase Na¬
tional Bank, Lehman Brothers, all
121,000
2V4S.
Due
Bond
to
a
Securities
&
bonds offered
Feb.
on
Co.,
Corp.,
Trust
Co.
of
Georgia, of Atlanta, Estabrook &
Co.,
Hemphill,
Noyes, Graham,
Parsons
&
Co., Barr Brothers &
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Dick &
Merle-Smith, Adams, McEntee &
Co., all of New York City, City
19—v.
both
of
field
&
National
Bank,
both
of
Atlanta,
City,
Stern Bros. & Co., of Kansas
Fulton, Reid & Co., of Cleveland,
Marx
&
Co.,
of
Birmingham,
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., of New
York
City, McDonald-Moore &
Co., of Detroit, and George M.
Wood & Co., of Montgomery, at a
price of 100.007, at
cost of about
$900,000 3s. Due
1954 to
900,000
'
of about
Due
and
1
April
on
1963
75,000
V
composed
First
of
.■,
$225,000 3s. Due
a
1953 to
375,000
on
Co.,
2.85%,
,V:''.
March
of about
1.78%,
$100,000
2V4S.
13/4S.
1964.
;
1,
March
on
1,
1965 and
1966.
160,000 l%s.
March 1 in
on
^
-
Due
1967 and 1968.
1.80s.1
-
March 1 in
on
v
Due
March
on
The
bonds
dated
are
March
William
O.
Glick, Clerk of Board of Super¬
<
1,
Sch.
Dist.
Bond
(Los Angeles
$65,000
build¬
Bank
of
America
National
Union
Elementary
5%
to
of
the
the
total
County
quired.
.
;■
:
bids until 11
the
for
building
1952.
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
Due
■1977
March
on
of
Dated
Feb. 15 from 1953 to
on
Offering—W.
Chairman
mission,
until
2
of
Water
A.
Daniel,
Works
will receive
Com¬
sealed
works
revenue
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1952. Due on May 1 from
1953
to
1982
inclusive.
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Rose,
Meek, House, Barron & Nash, of
Little
Los
...
Rock.
Angeles, Calif.
Bond Offering
—
Department
Power
plans
water
works
25.
It is reported
of
Water
sell
to
$5
bonds
revenue
Dated
and
million
April
1,
on
1952.
Due from 19534o 1992 inclusive.
Ranchito Sch. Dist.
bids
(CST) on March Jl
purchase of $330,000 water
p.m.
for the
"v
March
Camden, Ark.
Bond
sealed
Arcade
School District (P. O.
Sacramento County), Calif.
County),
Bond
p.
853—were awarded to the Bank
Due
office
Sale—The
(Los Angeles
Calif.
issue
Trust
of
the
March
on
1
from
&
Comley,
March,!,
1
1952.
York
of $245,-
Due
1952.
Due
notes
nial
was
Trust
notes
No.
1
Bond
on
Feb.
25—v.
1970 to
bonds.
on
18,
May 1, 1952.
Due
Feb.
on
1
Dec.
on
$1,500,000 building
1, 1952. Due
March
from
1
1953
Principal
tb
in¬
1967
interest
and
payable at any Chicago or New
York
City
bank.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
INDIANA
Henry County (P. O.
New Castle), Ind.
$200,000 hospi-,
from
Bond Sale—The
tal of
on
p.
offered
on
754—were
Feb.
Securities
l%s,
as
to
basis
the Chemical Bank & Trust Co., of
New York City, and associates, at
Jackson
IDAHO
175,
price
a
Township (P. O.
Camden), Ind.
Feb. 26—v.
awarded
at
a
a
R. R.
$20,000 bonds
Feb. 25—v. 175, p. 853
on
Trust
100.71,
Sale—The
offered
i
of
1.54%.
—were
Falls, Idaho
on
Feb.
Corp., of Indianapolis,
at
Bond
Sale—The $255,000 build-
on
853—were awarded
of about
1.12%.
ing bonds offered
bonds offered
p.
of
Indianapolis,
First
National
Bank, of New Castle, and the City
27—
awarded
175,
to a syndicate composed of the
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
Feb. 1 from
1979 inclusive.
notes
175,
1952
26—v.
Feb. 1 from
the
to
Fletcher
Co., of Indianapolis, as l3/4s,
price of 100.35, a basis of
about 1.68%.
754—were awarded to the
p.
Princeton
Township (P. O.
Wolcott), Ind.
$140,000 bonds
jointly, as l%s, at a price of
100.02, a basis of about 1.37%. Due! offered on Feb. 19—v. 175, p. 653
—were awarded to Merrill Lynch,
on March 1 from 1954 to 1962 in¬
Mercantile Trust Co., of St. Louis
and
Kalman
&
Co., of
St.
Paul,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, and Fox,
Reusch
&
Co.,
of
Cincinnati,
clusive.
The
—
ILLINOIS
jointly,
ings Bank, of Chicago, First Bos¬
ton Corp., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
New
York
a
Champaign County, Champaign
Community Unit Sch. Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Champaign),
$4,000,000
posed of the Harris Trust & Sav¬
Wabash
Illinois
Bond
Sale
175,
Postponed—The sale
756—was postponed.
p.
Courts
of
Morton
Co., of Atlanta,
&
Co.,
and
W. H.
Andrews
&
Wells, Inc., both of New York
City, at a price of 100.03, a net in¬
terest cost of about
1.76%,
as
Chicago,
mium of
1953 to
2,055,000
Due
on
Nov. 1 from
1955 inclusive.
IMjs.
Due
on
l3/4s.
Due
on
1
Nov.
Bond
issue
bonds
Community High
(P. O.
III.
of
$773,-
Offering
8 p.m.
(CST)
bonds.
on
—
William Lib-
of
on
March 11 for the
$1,175,000
building
Due
Dated March 1, 1952.
Dec.
1, 1970.
The bonds are
Principal and interest
Bremen
the
at
Bank, Tinley
Park.
State
Legality
ap¬
body & Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
Du Page
both of New York City,
&
Goss,
of
Sullivan,
Palm
West
Beach, Tuller, Crary & Ferris, and
p.
school
Feb." 27
754—were awarded to
Blyth & Co,, of Chicago, as 1V2S,
at a
price of 100.40, a basis of
IOWA
Colesburg Consolidated Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
Bond Offering
—
Edith Mertens,
1971 inclusive. Legality approved \
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Danville Township Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Danville), Iowa
Bond
000
Sale—The
school
tendent's
locally.
first
house
home
When
issue
were
of
and
bonds
these
$69,-
superin¬
was
sold
bonds were
offered, the bids
received
Miles
Chicago.
syndicate
175,
on
that
were
rejected.
.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
purchased by
composed of Goodwas
—v.
Ind.
the purchase of $140,000 building
bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from 1953 to
bert, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
payable
general obligation and
City,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 2 p.m. (CST) on March 12 for
>
Bremen),
callable.
Beach, Fla.
Sale—The
sewer
pre¬
a
Sch. Dist. No. 228
purchase
1
from 1965 to 1969 inclusive.
Madeira
$3,129.
plus
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Nov.
from 1956 to 1964 inclusive.
1,390,000
l%s,
as
Cook County
Bond
$555,000 5s.
Sch.
Sale—The $260,000
—
fol¬
lows:
price of 100.28,
about 1.44%.
Chicago Sanitary District, III.
Warrant Sale
The $9,750,000
tax anticipation warrants offered
on
Feb. 28—v. 175, p. 754—were
awarded to the Illinois Company,
&
a
building bonds offered
of $346,000 bonds offered on Feb.
21—v.
2s, at
as
basis of about 1.95%.
Bond
City, Trust Co. of
Georgia, Atlanta, John Nuveen &
Co., of Chicago, Childress & Co.,
of Jacksonville, Wachovia Bank &
Trust
Co.,
of
Winston-Salem,
Nelson
on
March 5 for the
on
Dated
clusive.
Albany Housing Authority, Ga.
Note Sale
The $364,000 12th
school, series C. of 1949 bonds of¬
on Feb. 27—v. 175, p. 558—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
a
County), Calif.
Sale—TJie $100,000 build¬
on
244,000 2.40s. Due
fered
revenue
ing bonds offered
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
1957 to 1969 inclusive.
Spec. Tax Sch. Dist.
Sale
Treasurer.
(Sonoma
(CST)
a.m.
will receive sealed bids until 4:30
a
(P. O. Jacksonville), Fla.
Bond
on
of
Municipal
County Sch. Dist. No. 108
(P. O. Pekin), III.
g
Bond Offering—E. H. Veerman,
Secretary of Board of Education,
inclusive.
246,000 2V4S.
Bond
FLORIDA
000
Dist.
Due
1956
Idaho
Feb.
dated
are
Duval County
of
4s.
1953 to
a
purchased by the Colo¬
Co., of Waterbury, at
purchase
and
Bond Sale—The
Principaliiind interest (M-S)
payable at the office of the County
Sch;
$60,000
Waterbury, Conn.
the
&
Sept. 4, 1952.
on
for
Tazewell
Dated March 4,
Note Sale—The issue of $500,000
from-"!954 to 1974 inclu¬
Sonoma
City, at 1.18%, plus
15,
March 5.
Hirshberg, of Atlanta, at a
a net interest cost of
about 2.37%, as follows:
v.
temporary notes was
premium of $22.
Savings Association, of
San Francisco,
^ 2y4S, at a price,
of 101.14, a basis of about 2.13%.
Dated
electric
000
received
price of par,
series
Wallingford, Conn.
Feb.
Savings Bank
West Monroe Street,
Chicago 90), III.
$1,555,000
State
bonds, until 11
—
.
.
ris
dated
are
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Feb. 26—v.
to
1965 to 1971
Trust and
(115
& Co., of Atlanta, F. W. Craigie & Co., of Richmond, and Nor-
Bridge¬
of
754—were
p.
1964
to
school bonds. Due
15 from
bonds
Harris
son
and
port.
.
awarded
1953
Principal
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Bridgeport-City Trust Company,
Bridgeport. Legality approved by
&
March
The
syndicate composed of R. S. Dick¬
Dated March 1,
inclusive.
1972
to
000 building bonds was purchased
by the Bank of America National
Bond
Sale—The $221,000 school
bonds offered on Feb. 25—v.
175,
his
at
poses-1952 bonds.
sive.
CALIFORNIA
bids
Bridgeport-City Trust Company,
961 Main Street, Bridgeport, until
11 a.m. (EST) on March 4 for the
purchase of $225,000 school pur-
$113,000
Feb.
15,
inclusive.
cisco.
the
V
ARKANSAS
First
The
terest
amount, payable
Treasurer, is re¬
Offering—Henry J. Smith,
Selectman, will receive
on
175,
Bond
1953
1952.
inclusive.
certificates offered
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1952, and mature
California
!
1971
from
inclusive.
Instruction,
to
school bonds. Due
15
335,000 21/4 %
Offering—Floyd T. Chris¬
Superintendent of Board of
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
March 26 for the purchase of $2,500,000 school bonds. Dated March
1, 1952.
Due on March 1 from
1953
Dec.
inclusive.
Bond
Public
as
on
—
0.91%.
Sch. Dist. (Merced County),
Y
Special Tax.
No. 1 (P. O.
Clearwater), Fla.
tian,
composed
of
Halsey,
Co., Harris, Hall & Co.,
Nuveen & Co., of Chi¬
follows:
&
John
$417,000 2M>%
County
,
Trust
Association, of San
Francisco, as 2%s, at a price of
100.53, a basis of about 2.69%.
Grand
Stuart
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Neff & Herrington, of San Fran¬ Chase National Bank, New York
City. The bonds maturing in 1969
cisco.
to 1971 are callable. Legality ap¬
CONNECTICUT
proved by the Circuit Court of
Pinellas
County,
and
Caldwell,
East Windsor (P. O. ^ *
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
East Windsor), Conn.
New York City. A certified check
Bond Sale—The issue of
$700,- for $50,000, payable to the Board
000 school bonds was purchased of Public Instruction is
required.
by Coffin & Burr, and R. L. Day
& Co., both of Boston, jointly, as
GEORGIA
1.70s, at a price of 100.31, a basis
Albany, Ga.
?'
of
about
1.66%.
Dated Jan.
1,
Certificate Sale
The $550,000
1952. Due on Jan. 1 from 1953 to
water and sewerage anticipation
1972
Savings
un¬
A certified check for
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the office
County Treasurer. Legality
approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist,
New
Sale—The
1, 1952. Due on
Neff & Herrington, of San Fran¬
July 1 from 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
15,
purchased by R. L. Day & Co., of
Calif.
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the office
til 10 a.m. (MST) on March 13 for
of the County Treasurer. Legality
the purchase of $212,000 school
approved by ' Orrick, Dahlquist,
bonds. Dated Jan.
visors, will receive sealed bids
Feb.
inclusive.
Pullman
1
ing bonds offered on Feb. 19—v.
175, p. 753—were awarded to the
4
Dated
Feb. 15 from 1953 to
on
Note Sale—The issue of $1,500,-
County),
&
(PST) on March
purchase of $100,000
of the
1952.
Lawndale
syndicate
and
cago,
Pinellas
Adams,
terest
1952.
*
Bond
Offering—E. G. Adams,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
—
Due
160,000 1.70s. Due
;
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 38
Offering
March
on
G.
a.m.
bonds.
1952. Due
1977
both
New York City, as 3%s, at a
price of 101.50, a basis of about
Sch. Dist.
Monroe, Conn.
follows:
as
Due
75,000
1
ARIZONA
the
building
Co.,
of
.
$600,000 school
Co., of Kansas City, and GarrettBromfield & Co., of Denver, at a
pripe of 100.01, a net interest cost
Le
from 1968 to 1982 inclusive.
Bond
from
on Feb. 26—v. 175,
653—were awarded to the Har¬
-
March 1 from
Due
1
for
4
cago, City National Bank & Trust
1967 inclusive.
234s.
Feb.
Gregory Harrington &
Elementary School
Offering—E.
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
1
syndi¬
&
;'v.' v.;:,
•
on
inclusive.
bonds offered
p.
Michigan
follows:
on
1972
from 1969 to 1970 inclusive.
net interest cost of about
as
Due
Bond Sale—The
in
Corporation,
both of New York City, Berney
Perry & Co., Watkins, Morrow &
Co., and Hugo Marx & Co., all of
Birmingham, at a price of 99.01,
a
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
County Sch. Dist. No. S
(P. O. Fort Collins), Colo.
Ala.
Shields
of
inclusive.
Due
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
bonds offered on Feb. 26—v. 175,
753—were awarded to
from
Larimer
.
cate
Red-
1
1969
2s.
105,000
p.
Feb.
on
1962
to
1970 to
v
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Bessemer,
and
follows:
as
Due
to
175,000 13/4S.
1959.
Due
1.87%,
1953
r
April
on
Angeles,
$250,000 2s.
April 1 from
on
23,200,000 1%S.
from
follows:
as
1957 inclusive.
lr2S.
1958
net interest
a
1.63%,
Los
Co., of Pasadena, at a
price of 100.003, a net interest cost
Kansas
Kean, Taylor & Co., of New York
City, Hugo Marx & Co., of Bir¬
mingham,
Robinson - Humphrey
Co., Inc., Citizens and Southern
753—were awarded
p.
syndicate composed of Blyth
William R. Staats & Co.,
National
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
of
City, First National Bank,
of
Memphis, First of Michigan
Corporation, of New York City,
Hendrix & Mayes, of Birmingham,
175,
San
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Compton, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 water
works-1952
Trust
of
3.37%.
bids until 11
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
both of New York City, Equitable
National
Association,
District (Merced County), Calif.
15
from 1963 to 1974 inclusive.
of New York City, Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., Blyth & Co., of New
America
Savings
Weaver Union
15
March
on
of
Francisco.
15
1956 inclusive.
from 1957 to 1962 inclusive.
National
York City, Northern Trust Co., of
Chicago,
Phelps,
Fenn
&
Co.,
41/2S.
from 1953 to
28—v.
to
&
753—were awarded to the
p.
Bond
(P.
Bond
000
County Sch. Dist. No. 45
O. Villa Park), III.
Sale—The
bonds
was
issue of $752,-
purchased
by
a
Con.
Sch.
Sale—The
Dist.,
Iowa
issue of $225,-
-
building addition bonds was
purchased by Vieth, Duncan &
Wood, of Davenport, as 2s, at a
.•■
000
price of 101.05.
Town
receive sealed
(CST) on
March 5 for the purchase of $90,Clerk,
bids
flJOO
until
will
7:30
water
p.m.
works
bonds.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1971 inclusive.
The bonds maturing on and
^'May 1, 1952
Sale—The
bonds
offered on
Feb.
25—v.
175,
p.
87—were
awarded to the White-Phillips Co.,
<of
funding
Davenport, as 1V2S, at a price
100.20, a basis of about 1.46%.
<of
Dated Feb. 1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1
from 1953 to 1962 inclusive. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
Des Moines.
Rockford, Iowa
Bond
Offering
L. A. Carrott,
—
.'Secretary of Board of Trustees of
Municipal Light Plant System, will
ceceive
sealed
(CST)
chase
on
of
bids
March
$90,000
bonds.
enue
Due
until
2
Moody, of St. Paul, as
3V2S and 4s. Due from 1954 to 1966
Dated
March
March
1
inclusive.
clusive.
light plant rev¬
on
May 1 from
.maturing $10,000 is callable.
Le-
inclusive.
1969
gality approved by William
Hassett, of Des Moines.
*
&
Juran
L.
Bond Offering — C. P. Weldin,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 2 p.m. (CST) on March 11 for
the purchase of $175,000 building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1952. Due
Oct.
©n
fsive.
1 from 1953 to 1971 iftclu-
Sale—The
Bond
of $400,-
issue
1972
to
on
in¬
interest
and
Plymouth County (P. O.
Plymouth), Mass.
Note Offering—Avis E. Ewell,
&
Co., of Boston, as 2.20s, at a
price of 100.89, a basis of about
2.13%. Dated March 1, 1952. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
First National Bank, of Boston.
March 4 for the
$5,000,000
loan
Boston, Mass.
Sale—The $5,000,000 notes
offered
Feb.
on
14—v.
awarded
—were
of
composed
to
the
Chemical
175,
p.
559
P'irst
Sale
Bond
The
—
bonds offered
$1,900,000
Feb. 20—v.
on
175,
754—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate composed of the Mercantile
p.
Company,
of
St.
Louis,
Weeden & Co., and Kean, Taylor
& Co., of New York City, as IVzS,
at a price
of 101.10, a basis of
about 1.28%.
Bank
MICHIGAN
Boston
Trust
&
Athens
Agric. Sch. Dist., Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
$297,000 build¬
Merchants ing bonds offered on Feb. 20—v.
Bank, and the Boston 175,
p.
754—were—awarded ^jto
Safe Deposit & Trust Co., all of
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Boston, at 1.20%, plus a premium of Chicago, at a price of 100.01,
of $191.
a net interest cost of about 2.10%.
National
Bank,
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Sale—The
Note
offered
—were
Feb.
on
City of Buchanan and Part of
$1,600,000 notes
175, p. 754
Buchanan and Niles Townships
19—v.
Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 1
awarded to the Gloucester
(P.O.
Buchanan), Mich.
Bond Offering—Eunice Imhoff,
A-O.
$335,000 3V2S. Due on April 1 from
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
KENTUCKY
•
•
•
,
•
.
•
•
K
,
—
The
$100,000
Industrial Farm Loan notes
were
County (P. O. Irvine), Ky.
Offering—Maggie Wolfinfearger, County Clerk, will receive
-sealed bids until 9:30 a.m. (CST)
on
March 4 for the purchase of
*550,000 school building revenue
purchased by the Beverly Nation¬
al Bank, of Beverly, at 1.03%.
bonds.
—were
Estill
Bond
Secretary of Board of Education,
w01 receive sealed bids until 7
en
Dated March 1, 1952.
Due
March 1 from 1954 to 1972 in¬
clusive. Callable
1957.
I,
or
on
after March
M-S. Legality
by
Skaggs, 4 Hays
&
Fahey, of Louisville.
Everett,
Note
offered
on
awarded
175,
the
of
notes
p.
754
National
Boston,
County
Metropolitan Sewer District
(P. O. Louisville), Ky.
Bond
Sale—The $4,000,000 sew¬
revenue, series 1952 bonds of¬
fered on Feb. 19—v. 175, p. 653—
er
awarded to
of
a
Smith,
syndicate com¬
Barney & Co.,
fGoldman, Sachs & Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Hornblower &
Weeks,
Coffin & Burr, W. H. Morton &
Co., all of New York City, RafSensperger, Hughes & Co., of In¬
dianapolis, G. C. Haas & Co., of
New York City, and the
Kentucky
Company, of Louisville, at a price
of 100.0009, a net interest cost of
mahout 1.84%, as follows:
$580,000 5s. Due
March 1 from
on
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
on March
1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
1952.
1,
Due
1970
are
callable. Interest
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.
at
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
notes
Feb. 18—v. 175, p. 754
offered
on
—were
awarded to Crouse
& Co.,
Townships
Dist. No. 4 (P. O.
Decatur), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 build¬
Frac. Sch.
Note Sale—The issue of
$500,000
purchased by the First
National Bank, of Boston, at 0.96%
notes
was
discount. Dated Feb. 28, 1952. Due
on Nov.
6,1952. Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
ing bonds offered
Sale
—
The
$1,500,000
school loan, act of 1950 bonds offerred on Feb. 26—v. 175, p. 854—
awarded to
were
a
syndicate
com¬
posed of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Lee Higginson Corp., Estabrook & Co., and R. L.
Day & Co.,
both of Boston, as l%s, at a
price
of 101.70, a basis of about 1.56%.
ledo, at
a
and
Sch.
Dist.
No.
Detroit, Mich.
Bond Offering—John H. Withceive
offered
(P.
$800,000 notes
Feb. 21—v. 175, p. 854
awarded to the
Second
Bank,
of
bids
chase
MINNESOTA
Anoka, Minn.
receive
until
bids
sealed
8
(EST) on March 5 for the
purchase
of
$135,000
building
Dated Jan. 1, 1952.
bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1953 to 1970 inclusive.
bonds
The
1970
maturing
callable.
are
in
1961
Principal
until
10
to
and
interest
(J-J) payable at a bank
or
trust company designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
These bonds
were
previously offered and did
not receive any bids.
on
$200,000 water and light plant
general obligation bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1952.
Due on March 1
from 1954 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
Dec.
15 from
1952 to 1955 inclusive.
25,000 street and alley paving,
1
series
51-K
bonds.
Due
15 from 1952 to
on
1956 in¬
Boston,
bonds are dated Dec. 15,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the official bank of
The
1951.
at
the city in Detroit, Chicago or
14,
New York City. Legality approved
1952.
The notes will be payable
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
in Boston or New York
City. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorn- Stone, of Detroit.
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Bos¬
Erin and Lake Townships Frac.
ton.
Sch. Dist. No. 5 (P. O.
181 IS Eleven Mile Road,
Milford, Mass.
Note Sale—The issue of $200,000
Roseville), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $425,000 build¬
revenue notes was purchased
by
the Second National Bank, of Bos¬ ing bonds offered 011 Feb. 20—v.
0.94%
discount.
Due
on
Nov.
,
LOUISIANA
Allen
Pariah Sch.
(P. O.
Dist.
No.
5
Oberlin), La.
Bond Sale—The $210,000 school
bonds offered
Feb. 21—v.
on
175.
jp. 465—were awarded to
'
Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
of New Orleans, at a net interest
cost of about 1,92%.
ton,
at
0.98%
Nov. 20,
Independence, La.
Bond
'
■
Offering
—
a.m.
£0
purchase
for
will
the
public
receive
(CST)
improvement
Due
on
Newton, Mass.
Charles
gra, Mayor,
bids until 11
discount.
1952.
.
on
Sina-
Note Sale—The issue of
purchaser.
$1,000,by the
000
March
First National Bank and the
Day
Trust Co., both of Boston,
of
$70,000
bonds, as
was
purchased
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Carver
No.
Chaska), Minn.
$350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Feb. 26—
v. 175, p. 854—were awarded to a
jointly,
1957 to
1964
callable.
are
pal and interest (A-O)
at
cost
$90,000
17th
000
follows:
ton,
New York
30,000'series B bonds.
The
-
bonds
1952. Due
;
-
.
to
1972
on
are
New York City. Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
;
dated April
1,
April 1 from 1954
Interest' TA-O:
inclusive.
or
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Northampton, Mass.
Bond
Sale-^-The issue of
^Legality approved by Foley, Cox
000
'Ik Judell, of New Orleans.
1948 bonds
school; project loan,
was
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.
Lyons Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Lyons), Mich.
Offering—Ralph Kimball,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Bond
sealed
until
bids
8
(EST) on March 12 for the
purchase
of
$200,000
building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1952. Due
on May 1 from 1953 to 1969 inclu¬
p.m.
sive.
The bonds maturing in 1965
to 1969 are callable.
in the State as
desires.
Legality
bier, Evely & MacFarlane, of De¬
$475,act
of
purchased by the
series
notes
$1,132,-
was
chased by the Hanover
St.
Charles
No.
Bond
1
;
Michigan
Sale—The $75,000
Southfield Township
Berton Gras-
ley, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
on
Feb. T from
1976 to 1982 inclusive.
*
Douglas County Indep. - Con.
Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
J: ;
Alexandria), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $575,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Feb. 15—<-v.
175, p. 654—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the North¬
National Bank, of Min¬
neapolis, as 2.20s, at a price of
100.42, a basis of about 2.16%.
western
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist,
No. 27 (P. O. Robbinsdale),
Minnesota
Bond
Offering
The District
—
Clerk will receive sealed bids un¬
til
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
March 14
for the
purchase of $160,000 building bonds. *• Dated April 1, 1952.
on
,
■
April 1 from 1955 to 1976
Sch. Dist.
175, p. 754—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of H. Y. Sattley & Co., McDonald-Moore &
both
Co.,
of Detroit, Stranahan,
Co., of Toledo, Barcus,
Harris &
Kindred
B.
J.
York
&
Co., of Chicago, and
Ingen & Co., of New
City, at a price of par, a net
•
Minnesota
build¬
(P. O. Detroit 19), Mich*
Bond Sale—The $950,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Feb. 27—v.
.Bond
The District
Offering
Clerk will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
interest
about
of
cost
2.96%,
as
1962
are
callable.
-
.
>
r
Red Wing Sch. Dist., Minn.
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 build¬
bonds offered on Feb. 26—
175, p. 755^—were awarded to
the. Harris Trust & Sayings Bank;
of Chicago, as 1V2S, at a price of
ing
v.
100.07,
a
basis of about 1.49%.' ^
Steele and Rice Counties- Joints
Indep. Con. Sch.;Dist. Noi
(P. O. Medford), Minn.^».
Bond Sale-—The $220,000 build-"
ing^ bonds offered on Feb. 27;—v.
/
follows:
-
3^is. Due on Sept.
from 1953 to 1964 inclusive.
$660,000
140,000 3s. Due
on
1
Sept. 1 in 1965
175/ p. 854—were* aWarded to. a
syndicate Composed of the. Alli¬
Co., Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, and J-.M. Dain & Co.,.
all of Minneapolis, at a net inter-,
son-Williams
Due
75,000 2 V4S. Due
on
on
Sept. 1, 1967.
Sept. 1, 1968.
Warren Township Sch. Dist. No. t
est cost of about 2.58%;
(P. O. 23200 Ryan Road,
Van Dyke), Mtch.
Sale—The
building
Feb. 21
—
awarded to
v.
a
$2,200,000 site
bonds offered on
175, p. 654 — were
syndicate composed
of B. J. Van Ingen &
man,
Co., Gold¬
Sachs & Co., both of New
York
City, John Nuveen & Co.,
A. C. Allyn & Co., R. S.
Dickson
-
(CST) on March 20 for '
purchase of $300,000 building =
bonds. Dated April 1, 1952. Due
on Dec,
1 from 1953 to 1971 in¬
clusive. The bonds, maturing after
the
Van
Bond
,
—
"
Feb. 1 from
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist,
No. 135 (R. O. Hopkins),
3.21%.
and
Bond Offering
on
Sch. Dist.
Township
(P. O. St. Charles),
ing bonds offered on Feb. 20—v.
175, p. 754^ r— were awarded to
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of To¬
ledo, at a net interest cost of about
Bank, of
Ingersoll, Homer, Midland and
Mt. Haley Township Frac.
Sch. Dist. No. 10 (P. O.
Midland), Mich.
Due
inclusive.
pur¬
City, at 1,12%.
1 from
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
Due
troit.
Feb.
on
105,000 2.40s. Due
Principal and
trust company
purchaser
Due
155,000 2y4s.
interest (M-N) payable at a bank
or
2s.
1955 to 1963 inclusive.'
bank to be named by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
receive
Co., all of Minneapolis,
price of 100.09, a net interest
of about 2.28%, as follows: •
a
Princi¬
payable at
Michigan
Note Sale—The issue of
at 0.93%. Dated Feb. 20,1952. Due
on Nov.
19, 1952. Payable in Bos¬
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The
Elwood &
75,000 2V2s.
$40,000 series A bonds.
,
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
5
Jaffray & Hop wood, and Woodard-
and 1966.
Hamtramck Housing Commission,
Legality approved by
Colman, Barker Scott &
Dorsey,
will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 3 for
the purchase of $55,000 building
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1952.
Due
on April 1 from 1953
to 1964 in¬
clusive.
The bonds maturing in
Township Sch. No. 2
ucation,
about 3.20%.
sealed
notes
175, p. 754 — were awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chi¬
cago, at a
net interest cost of
interest payable at a
the City and the
TasSelj Secretary of Board of Ed¬
$16,000 Lateral Sewer, series 51-J
on
and
bank agreeable to
syndicate composed of the North¬
western National Bank, J. M. Dain
& Co., Allison-Williams Co., Piper,
March 4 for the pur¬
of $41,000 bonds, as follows:
Due
will
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
sealed
(P. O. Kalamazoo), Mich.
Bond Offering—Francis M. Van
Kalamazoo
re¬
a.m.
..
receive
(CST)
March 17 for the purchase of
City
son,
Rogers,
p.m.
on
bonds.
1,
Bond Offering—C. Rudolf John¬
O.
clusive.
on
—were
City Controller, will
sealed
(EST)
April
on
;
Twps. Frac.
1
Sanford), Mich.
Offering—W. R.
Bond
the
erspoon,
Due
1968.
'
L'
Homer
approved by Berry, Stevens, Bar-
Lynn, Mass.
Sale—The
net interest cost of about
2.28%.
Dec.
Note
Feb. 19—v.
175, p. 754 — were awarded to
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬
Lynn, Mass.
Bond
on
2%s.
190,000
Detroit, at 2.47%.
Jerome
will
Decatur and Hamilton
Haverhill, Mass.
National
3,420,000 1%S. Due
Jan.
A-O,
Interest
.Louisville and Jefferson
were
to
Shawmut
Bank,'
0.95%, discount.
approved
posed
$500,000
Feb. 20—v.
Dated
April 1 from 1954 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
The bonds maturing in
on
1967 to
Mass.
Sale—The
(EST) on March 4 for the
purchase
of
$725,000
building
p.m.
bonds.
April 1 in
on
1,380,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
Mich.
$40,000
a
Additional Sale
Due
295,000 2%s.
1958 and 1959.
Sale—The
Note
National
Essex
Princi¬
callable.
are
Secretary of Board of Education,
syndicate
a
1963
Midland.
will
Worcester, Mass.
Trust
4, 1952.
1958 to
of
of
of
Dated April
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
the Chemical State Savings Bank,
4, 1952.
Due on Nov. 14, 1952. Payable at
the Second National Bank, of Bos¬
■
Walter,
of $35,000 building
Toledo, at a price
15, 1952. Due Co., of
on April 15 from 1953 to 1963 in¬
100.0004, a net interest cost
clusive.
The bonds maturing in about 2.97%, as follows:
purchase
bonds.
March
ton.
notes.
6, 1952. Due on Nov.
temporary
Dated March
Corp.,
receive
Co., all of Chicago, Pohl & Co.,
Woody & Heimerdinger,
both of Cincinnati, and Siler &
&
(EST) on
a.m.
Offering—Daniel M. Dris-
coll, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
March
3
for
the
purchase of
the
purchase of $300,-
Dated
notes.
000
Boston, Mass.
Note
will
Treasurer,
County
sealed bids until 11
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Note
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:45 p.m. (EST) on March 3 for
Iron Mountain,
purchased by Tyler
Legality ap¬ National Bank, of Gloucester, at
Dated. 28, 1951.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of 0.96%.
Due on
Chicago.
April 1, 1952.
Interest
1953
Principal
Due
Boston. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Co., of New York City, Rockland-
District, Iowa
from
1952.
of
Bank,
Blackstone, Mass.
Atlas
Washington Independent School
1,
payable at the Merchants National
MASSACHUSETTS
pur¬
last
to
Inc., jointly, as IV2S, at a price of
100.33, a basis of about 1.46%.
revenue
p.m.
for the
4
The
1958
light plant and water works
bonds was purchased by
000
000 bonds was
$123,000 judg¬
Co., of New York
City and Harriman Ripley & Co.,
after
Iowa
Trust
of $175,-
are
Ottumwa,
ment
Sale—The issue
Bond
callable. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Bond
Bankers
Jonesville, La.
Montezuma, Iowa
Offering—C. F. Dickson,
Bond
WMMissiff1
' '
;;
;
r. ;
Holly SpringsJ Municipal Separata
i.7
" Sch. Dist.,
^
Bond Sale—The $116,000 builds
irtg\bonds offered on Feb; 20—v.
175, p,.362-4were awarded.ta[0.;B/
&;Cbi, of jacksomat a het
interest cost of about: 2.30%*- Due
Walton
front 1953 to
1972, inclusive:^
:
Volume 175
Number 5095
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
new jersey
Louisville, Miss.
Bond
Sale—The
works
and
$362,000 water
system
sewerage
funding and improvement
re¬
revenue
v. •
Asbury Park Housing Authority,
New Jersey
Note Sale
The issue of $309,-
(965)
175,
awarded to
854—were
p.
Tall &
2s, at
Co., of New York City,
McGraw, N. Y.
as
Offering—Floyd L. Phil¬
lips, Village Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
March 6 for the purchase of $40,000
—
bonds
offered
755—were
p.
Saunders &
Feb. 20—v. 175,
on
awarded
M.
to
A.
Co., of Memphis, and
Associates.
,
.
.
i'
Monroe County
(P. O.
Aberdeen), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $2,600,000
000
11th
chased
series
by the
notes
was
pur¬
Chemical Bank &
Trust
Co., of New York City, and
associates, at 1.12%.
Camden
N. J.
Housing Authority,
Fonda, N.
Y.
water-1952
Bond
Sale—The $88,000 water1952 bonds offered on Feb. 21—v.
175,
1952.
Feb.
8
plant
v.
—
awarded to
of
J;
M.
A.
phis,
175,
755
p.
^
Note Sale—The issue of
in¬
offered
on
were
—
23rd
chased
Saunders
Cady
&
&
Co., of- Columbus,
privately,; as 3V4S. These
bonds were previously offered at
a public auction. ! All .^bids/were
v
^
County, Black Jack Con.
Sch,Dist., (P. O. Batesville),
Mississippi
Bond Offering—P. D. McCarley,
Clerk of Board of
Supervisors,
,
sealed
bids
until
2
(CST) on March 10 for the
purchase of $12,000 school bonds.
p.m.
Due from
1953
to
inclusive.
1962
County,
Richton
Road Dist.
Separate
(P. O. New
Augusta), Miss.
Bond Sale—The issue of
pur¬
2.40s, at
of
Dist., N. J.
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
559
p.
Bride, Miller
and the
of
175,
of
ceive
sealed
(EST)
awarded to Mac-
chase
Co., of Newark,
jointly,
100.12,
as
2s,
at
a
$601,000
will receive
(EST) on
March
11
for
the
purchase of
$672,000 school bonds, comprising
$525,000 first series and $147,000
Feb.
1952
to
Due
1976
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1
The
1
1953
to
1952.
March 1 from 1953 to 1967 in¬
on
Sykes,
1,
New
York
Note
Sale
Galloway,
Union
County Regional High
School District No. 1 (P.O.
000
purchased
Y.
anticipation
notes,
at
The participating banks and
•
trust
of $122,-
—
companies
are as
of
Chase
National
Galloway, of New York
City.
Oyster Bay, Syosset Fire Dist.
(P. O. Syosset), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
175,
—
The
$263,000 Fire
&
Feb. 27—
on
855—were awarded to
p.
composed
of
a
Roosevelt
Cross, Francis I. du Pont & Co.,
Tilney & Co., all of New York
and
City,
2.60s, at
as
price of 100.12,
a
basis of about 2.58%?.
a
Rochester, N. Y.
$2,353,000 notes
Note Sale—The
offered
Feb.
on
21—v.
awarded
—were
175,
the
to
plus
1.07%,'
premium of $39.
a
Rotterdam
No.
855
p.
Security
Trust Co., of Rochester, at
11
Union
Free Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Princetown Road,
D.
Bond
tax
114 %
Bank
the
at
or
Heckler &
Y.
No.
5, Schenectady),
York
Sale—The $507,000
in g-1951 bonds offered
build-'
Feb. 19
on
175, p. 755—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the Ma¬
—v.
a
rine
Trust Company of Western
York, Buffalo, -Wood, Struth& Co., and R. D. White &
Co.,
New
follows:
Building bonds was
by
State
Bank, New York City. Legality-5
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
R.
City, N.
$7,548,000: National City Bank,
New York City.
Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
7,072,000: Chase National Bank,
of Buffalo, as 1.80s, at a price of
Springfield), N. J.
New York City.
Bond
Sale
The $1,400,000
inclusive.
; :
100.15, a basis of about 1.78%. The
4,188,000:
Guaranty Trust Co.,
school bonds offered on Feb. 20— bonds are dated Feb. 1, 1952. Due
New York City.
Montana
v. 175, p. 559—were awarded to a
on Aug.
1 from 1953 to 1970 in¬
3,488,000:
Manufacturers Trust
Interest
F-A.
syndicate composed of the Chase clusive.
Legality
Co., New York City.
y Judith Basiri County Sch. Dist.
National Bank, of New York City, approved by Hawkins, Delafield
r.
•
2,672,000: Bankers Trust Co., New
:{.No. 5 (P. O. Moccasin), ,/y
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of & Wood, of New York City.
/
'.Montana
4/
York City.
/"": /
,•
Chicago, Hayden, Stone & Co., of
V Bond Offering ~ Eleanor Wil¬
2,384,000: Chemical Bank & Trust
New York City, and Walter Stdkes Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
:
liams, Clerk of Board of Trustees,
Co., New York City.
No. 13 (P. O. Valley Stream),
-will receive sealed bids until- 8 & Co., of Philadelphia, as 2.15s,
2,340,000:
The .Hanover Bank,
;
New York
at a price of 100.001, a basis of
New York City.
p.m; (MST) on March 3. for the
Bond
Sale
The $2,110,000
about 2.14%.
.purchase of $7,500: improvement
1,744,000: Irving Trust Co., New
building-1951 bonds offered on
York City.
and equipment bonds. Dated Jan.
Wild wood, N. J.
Feb.
26—v.
175, p.
854—were
1,680,000: Bank of the Manhattan
1, 1952. Amortization bonds will
Bond Sale—The $102,000 bonds awarded to a
syndicate composed
^be
the
first
choice
and
serial
Co., New York City.
offered on Feb. 28—v. 175, p. 854 of Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
: bonds
the second choice of the
1,064,000: New York Trust Co.,
—were awarded to J. B. Hanauer
C. J. Devine & Co., Roosevelt &
New York City.
Board of Trustees. Interest J-J.
& Co., of Newark, as 2.40s, at a
Cross, Francis I. du Pont & Co.,
1,060,000: Corn Exchange Bank
Montana (State of)
price of 100.05, a basis of about and Tilney & Co., all of New York
Trust Co., New York City.
,
refunding bonds was purchased by
Allen (and Company, ;of Hazelhurst, as 3s. Due from 1953 to l972
wood,
of
City Comptroller
Joseph has sold $40,000,-
Lazarus
Legality
000 Fire Hall
Schenec¬
Now.
on
inclusive.
pay¬
the
at
New
■
Due
1980
Nor¬
City.
New
Co., Garden City. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
Sale—The issue
the
Heckler- &
York
& Trust
Bond
interest
and
tady Trust Co., Schenectady. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Principal and interest (F-A)
Hamburg, N.
Principal
payable at
(M-S)
on
in¬
Feb.
dated
are
receive
7 for the purchase of $10,000 park
Dated March 1, 1952. Due
clusive.
1975
will
bonds.
from
to
able
syndicate
Roy W.
Peters, 514 State Street, Schenec¬
tady, until 11 a.m. (EST) on March
inclusive.
from
2
York
Supervisor,
payable at the Garden City Bapk
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
$5&,000
Feb.
on
1, 1952.
1952
Principal and interest (M-N)
v.
sealed bids at the office of
apparatus-1952
1972
bonds
approved
&
fol¬
from
of
Bond Offering—Harold N. Rowe,
Town
clusive.
Clerk,
1, 1951.
Due
to
Galloway,
1
House bonds offered
New
p.m.
as
&
City.
re¬
355,000 water-1952 bonds. Due
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Dated Dec.
bonds,
and
bonds.
1953
second series.
3:30
March 13 for the pur¬
on
of
Station
.
District
until
bids
Heckler
Miskayuna Park District No.
$246,000 sewer, street improve¬
ment, land acquisition, Fire
basis of about
a
Livingston Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Livingston), N. J.
Bond Offering—Thomas R. Col¬
lins,
Eugene R.
—
lows:
&
County Bank & Trust Co.,
Paterson,
price
Offering
1,
Jan. 1 from 1953 to
on
New York
Y.
Courtney, Village Clerk, will
$130,000 school
Feb. 25—v.
on
were
—
basis
a
Jan.
inclusive.
Sykes,
Garden City, N.
Bond
Hohokus Sch.
price of 100.79,
a
of about 2.33%.
City, at 1.11%.
Interest J-D.
Perry
$1,351,-
was
Dated
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the First
National Bank, of Cortland. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
White & Co., of New York City, as
1.98%.
*.
Panola
receive
notes
Hanover Bank
by the
New York
Co.* of Mem¬
leans,
rejected.
series
a
Scharff & Jones, and White, Hattier & Sanford,: both of New Or¬
will
000
syndicate composed
Love Co., of Jackson,
S.
.
bonds
bonds.
terest
•
dustrial
Due
1967
755—were awarded to R. D.
p.
Dated April
Bond
price of 100.08, a basis of
about 1.99%,
a
55
the
—
.
,
ers
both of New York
at
City, as 2.20s,
100.33,. a basis of
price of
about 2.17%.
a
Rotterdam Union Free Sch. Dist.
No.
14
(P. O. Schenectady),
New
Bond Sale
struction-! 951
Feb. 28
—v.
awarded
to
York
The
—
k
$450,000
bond
175,
con¬
offered
855
p.
Salomon
—
on
were
Bros.
&
Hutzler, of New York City/as 2s,
at a price of
100.72, a basis of
about 1.92%?,
—
Bond
Offering—W. L. Fitzsim-
2.39%.
a
a.m.
the
for
(MST)
purchase
limited
obligation
March 10
on
of
Allegany, Carrollton, Humphrey
$15,000,000
bonds,
as
and Olean Central Sch.
fol¬
No.- 1
(P.
lows:
O.
New
$11,000,000 War Veterans' Com¬
pensation bonds. Due on Feb.
1 from
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond Sale
—
Dist.
Allegany),
175,
p.
York
The $18,500 school
854—were awarded to
Sage, Rutty & Co., of Rochester,
as
1.60s, at a price of 100.09, a
1, 1982.
basis of about 1.57%.
The
Feb.
bonds
The
1952.
1957
1,
are
bonds
are
cipal and interest
5
at
the
office
urer, or
dated Feb.
1,
maturing after
callable. Prin¬
State
Treas¬
agent of the State, in New York
City. Legality approved by Mitch¬
ell & Pershing, of New York City.
; i
p
I
,
No.
District Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
March
6
for
the
purchase of
vele,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Dated
building-1952
bonds.
March
1, 1952.
Due on
1 from
Principal
$1,500,000
Offering—Philip L. White,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on March
for the
purchase of $300,000
.5
5,
gality
1952
O'Mal-
B.
ley, Chairman, will receive sealed
4
for
the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
State-Guaranteed
of
on
March
$2,780,000
Dated
notes.
March 12, 1952.-, Due
June 12,
on
1952. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
Nashua Housing Authority,
N. H.
Offering—Henry M. Bechard, Chairman, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on March
/Note
-
4
for
the
purchase
State-Guaranteed
Heckler
York
of
$1,283,000
notes.
Datec
March 12, 1952. Due on June 12,
1952. Legality approved by Cald-
well, Marshall, Trimble. & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
by
&
Vandewater,
Galloway,
of
City.
Co., Inc., Roosevelt & Cross, both
York City, Blair, Rollins
of New
Stevenson &
& Co., Chas. E. Weigold
Ira Haupt & Co., R. D.
White & Co., Adams, McEntee &
Co.,
Co., and Tilney & Co., all of New
York City, as 2.70s, at a price of
basis of about 2.63%.
a
Sewer
District
No.
2
(P. O. 1795 Monroe Avenue,
Rochester), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $26,950 Lateral
&
Feb. 20—
sealed
March
on
175, p.
v.
District
755—were awarded to
John
J.
DeGolyer Co.,
Sewer bonds offered
the
2s, at a price
basis of about 1.95%.
Rochester,
100.31,
a
as
Offering—Leroy
000
fire
March
from
1,
1953
house
1952.
p
Sale—The
654—were awarded to the Citi¬
zens
Trust
1.60s, at
a
Co., of Fredonia, as
price of 100.10, a basis
of about 1.58%.
Coxsackie, Athens, New Baltimore
and Cairo Central Sch. Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Coxsackie),
Dated
Due on March
to 1970 inclusive.
terest M-S.
Carthage, N. Y.
$57,000 sewer
bonds offered on Feb. 19—v. 175,
Bond
bonds.
1
In¬
Legality approved by
Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Vandewater,
Kings County Trust Co.
68,000: Federation Bank & Trust
Co., New York City.
52,000:
Amalgamated Bank of
&
Liberty, Swan Lake Sewer District
(P. O. Liberty), N. Y.
Sale—The $200,000 sewer
system and sewage disposal-1949
bonds offered on Feb. 14—v. 175,
655— were awarded to Geo. B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., and Coffin &
p.
both of New York City,
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school- jointly,
as
2.14s, at a price of
1952 bonds offered on Feb. 28— 100.44, a basis of about 2.21%.
New York
Burr,
York.
New
notes
Feb.
dated
are
25,
Due on April 23, and 29,1952.
1952.
1
1, 1951 and
from
Water District
1,1951 and
Aug. 1 from 1952 to
on
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Troy City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
Sale—The $593,000 bonds
Bond
offered
Feb. 27—v. 175, p. 855—
on
awarded to
were
a
syndicate
of Western New York, Buf*
falo, Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago, and Shearson, Hammill &
Co., of New York City, as 2.20s,
at a price of
100.26, a basis of
pany
about 2.17%.
Bond Sale
The
—
fered
on
housing, issue XI notes of¬
were
awarded
19—v. 175, p. 755—
were
awarded to C. J. Devine
&
1952
Sale—The $44,000
offered
bonds
on
water-
Feb.
27—
p. 655—were awarded to
Schenectady Trust
Co., of
175,
v.
the
Schenectady, as 2.20s, at a price
100.37, a basis of about 2.16%?.
Norfolk,
holm
Potsdam,
and
Madrid,
Louisville
Feb. 20—v.
175,
p.
755—■
Salomon
Bros.
Hutzler, of New York City, as
IV2S, at a price of 100.10, a basis
of
about
1.48%.
north
,
■
,,
carolina
Chadbourn, N. C.
Bond Sale—The issue of
water
and sewer
bonds
$50,000
was
pur¬
chased by
McDaniel Lewis & Co.,
of Greensboro, at a price of 100.01,
a net interest cost of about 1.87%,
as
follows:
$32,000 2s.
1 fror*»
Due on June
1954 to 1961
Stock¬
18,000 l%s.
Central
to
&
Niskayuna Water District No. 3
(P. O. Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond
Y.
$153,000 gen¬
improvement-1952 bonds of¬
Note Sale—The $1,250,000 emer¬
Feb.
com¬
posed of the Marine Trust Com¬
eral
on
to
1970 inclusive.
Authority,
New York
fered
1952
Dated Aug.
Watertown, N.
New York City Housing
of
Bond
Bronx County Trust Co.
Vogt, Co., of New York City, at 1.14%?,
receive plus a premium of $12.
will
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
4 for the purchase of $26,Treasurer,
City.
72,000:
The
Dec.
Smithtown
due
Sterling National Bank
Trust Co., New York City.
76,000:
Dated Dec,
on
bonds.
York City.
.
Hurley Fire District No. 1 (P.O.
Hurley), N. Y.
Bond
9,400
172,000:
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co., B. J.
100.85,
New
York
Bank, New
Empire Trust Co., New
216,000:
syndicate composed of Halsey,
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons &
&
due
City.
New York
York
Co., Inc., Bacon,
$16,400 St. James Water District
1968 inclusive.
Marine Midland Trust
Co., New York City.
224,000: United States Trust Co.,
175, p. 855—were awarded to
Van Ingen
Sale consisted of:
Co.,
524,000:
Stuart &
&
of
Bank
York
gency
Brighton
Sale—Thomas
interest
and
—v.
Bond Offering—
York City.
Fifth Avenue
and
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 27 (P. O. West Hempstead),
a
basis of about 2.19%.
bonds.
576,000:
and
New Hampshire
bids until 11
approved
Sykes,
New
Manchester Housing Authority,
Note
inclu¬
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Lindenhurst. Le¬
Dec. 5, 1952.
on
March
to 1981
1953
awarded to C. J. Devine &
Co., and Hall & Co., both of New
York City, jointly, as 2s, at a price
of 100.13, a basis of about 1.98%.
$3,000,000 build¬
ing—1952 bonds offered on Feb. 27
K. Fre-
Offering—Frank
—were,
$25,809
purchased by the Bank
was
Smithtown, Smithtown Branch,
2.20s, at a price of 100.02, a
as
Bank,
&
Morgan
Trust Co., New
Bond Sale—The
(M-S)
Note
due
Bond
P.
bonds
of
Inc.
on
New
J.
(P. O. Smithtown
Branch), N. Y.
692,000: Public National Bank &
$291,500 bonds
Feb. 28—v. 175, p. 855
Sale—The
Dist.
sive.
Claremont, N. H.
Dated
Free Sch.
(P. O. Lindenhurst),
March
hampshire
notes.
Union
4
New York
(F-A) payable
of the
at the office of the fiscal
new
Babylon
1,044,000:
offered
bus-1951 bonds offered on Feb. 27
—v.
1,044,000: 'First National
New York City.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 15 (P. O. Lawrence), N. Y.
Bond
War Veterans'
Com¬
pensation bonds. Due on Feb.
4,000,000
•
of 100.48,
york
new
aminers, will receive sealed bids
until 11
as 2 Vis, at a price
basis of about 2.46 %.
City,
Clerk of State Board of Ex¬
mons,
Smithtown
Bond Sale—The issue of
inclusive.
Due 011 June 1 from
'
Sch. Dist. No.
1
Norwood), N. Y.
Bond
O f f
e r
i
n
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
(P. O.
The bonds are dated Dec. 1,1951.
,
g—Blanche M.
Due
on
June 1 from 1954 to 1965
Principal
and
intc est
Palmer, District Clerk, will receive
inclusive.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell &
Pershing, of New York City.
March
4
lor
the
(EST)
purchase
$1^400,000 ' building-1952
on
of
bonds.
54
(966)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Iredell
County (P. O.
Statesville), N. C.
Bond Sale—The $99,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered
Feb.
on
Lincoln
Ashland, Ohio
Bond Offering—The Director of
Finance
until
19—v.
will
receive
(EST)
noon
on
bids
sealed
March 10 for
the purchase of $6,059
sanitary
Dated
Co., of sewer construction bonds.
Dec. 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1 from
'Winston-Salem,
at
a
price
of
1953
to
1972
inclusive.
Interest
100.006, a net interest cost of
A-O.
about 2.22%, as follows:
175,
755—were awarded to the
p.
Wachovia
Bank
Trust
&
(P.
Bonds
from
1963
to
1965
inclusive,
Bond
and $83,000 2V4S, due on June
1 from 1966 to 1974 inclusive.
15—v.
4,000 school bonds: $3,000 2s, due
June
on
from
1
inclusive,
June
on
and
1963
to
to
1965
$1,000 2s,
—
protection bonds offered
175, p. 655—were awarded
Ryan,
supply
Feb.
N. C.
Sale—The
Cambridge, Ohio
Sale—The $75,000
19
awarded
175,
v.
—
to
Farmers
improvement
$200,000 water
bonds
system
the
offered
755
p.
13
bonds
175,
v.
—
awarded
on
Merchants
Bank, of Landis,
Feb.
to
&
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ernment
Feb.
27—v.
sealed bids at his office in
of about
purchase
of
$2,540,000
bonds, divided as follows:
$2,420,000
Due
series A
June
on
1991
water
1953
1953
June
1
to
1953
Due
dated
are
J-D.
Randolph County (P. O.
Asheboro), N. C.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered on Feb. 26—
v.
175, p. 855—were awarded to
Wachovia Bank & Trust
Winston-Salem, at
Chagrin Falls Exempted Village
as
Co.,
price of
a
School District, Ohio
receive
(EST)
chase
50,000 2s.
1962
Due
Due
to
Wayne
June
on
1
bids
until
noon
March 12 for the
on
of $250,000
able at the Central National
of
pay¬
Bank,
Legality approved
Sanders & Dempsey,
Squire,
of
Cleveland.
A certified
for $2,500 is required.
*
check
June
on
1966
(P. O. Harrison), Ohio
Sale—The $68,000 build¬
from
1
v.
inclusive.
County
(P.
Offering—W.
ing
O.
Commission,
at
until
his
Easter-
will
receive
office
in
175,
p.
offered
560
—
Feb.
on
were
15—
awarded to
basis of about 2.43%.
a
E.
bonds
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬
ledo, as 21/2S,«at a price of 100.87,
Dayton
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
bids
Ral¬
building bonds offered
175,
p.
on
ries A bonds offered
on
Feb. 28—
Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
Louis,
Hornblower
855—were awarded to
R. S. Dickson & Co., of
Charlotte,
the First of Michigan Cor¬
and
poration, of New York City, joint¬
ly, at a price of 100.005, a net in¬
terest cost of about
1.88%,
as
fol¬
lows:
Bond
and
&
Weeks,
Sale—The
sewer
of
New
Due
on
for
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
the
purchase
North
1,
of
Dist.
Hartville),
.
(P.
O.
Ohio
Bond Offering — Tom
Cocklin,
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
cation,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
7:30 p.m. (EST) on March 5
for the purchase of
$400,000 build¬
Due
Arcadia Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
«
Bond
Bond
Offering—D. L. Mengert,
Clerk of the Board
will
receive
of
Education,
sealed
bids
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hartville), Ohio
until
Offering—Thomas Cock¬
lin, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(EST) on March 5 for the
noon (EST) on March 12 for the
purchase
of
$400,000
building
purchase of $50,000 improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1952. Due
bonds. Dated March 1, 1952.
Due on June and Dec. 1 from 1953 to
on
Nov.
clusive.
approved
1
from
Interest
by
1953
to
M-N.
Squire,
1968
p.m.
in¬
1972 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Legality terest (J-D) payable at the Alli¬
Sanders
pempsey, of Cleveland.
.
&
ance
First
ville office.
National
Bank,
Hart¬
8
p.m.
1952.
1,
from
1953
to
Due
1965
on
inclu¬
The
bonds
175,
v.
Sch. Dist.,
Feb.
on
27—
awarded to
were
—
Ohio
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 2 %sf at a price of 101.30,
basis
a
of
about
bids
1
Station
1962
1 from
1
public
1
on or
of date
from
ex¬
and
on
Due
1954
to
Due from
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
until
noon
Sale—The $108,000 bonds
offered on Feb. 26—v. 175, p. 856
—were
awarded
to
Calvert
&
Canfield, of Oklahoma City, at
awarded
No.
54
(P.
Bond
O. Stroud),
Offering
Clerk of Board of
receive
sealed
(CST)
175,
755
p.
—
were
Stranahan, Harris &
Co., of Toledo.
on
Cecil
—
115,
March
until
3
Ford,
1.88%,
l3/4s.
$26,000 general obligation
Dated
pur¬
gality
approved
Churchill, Ruffin
Pittsburgh.
Due
March
on
1
South Euclid-Lyndhurst
City School
District (P. O. Cleveland
24),
Ohio
The
bonds
until
noon
(EST) on March 7 for the pur¬
chase of $420,000
building bonds.
Dated March 1, 1952. Due on June
clusive.
Principal
(J-D)
payable
1953 to 1973 in¬
at
and
the
interest
Cleveland
Trust
Co., Cleveland. Legality
by
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
ap¬
on
Feb.
6
(PST)
p.m.
on
March 7 for the purchase of
$35,000
water
bonds.
Due
over
a
•
period of 20
callable
The bonds
years.
time after five
any
are
years
from date of issue.
27—
of
Sale
$12,356.85
Beach,
Ore.
Cancelled—The sale
improvement
sewer
Bond
Sale—The $315,000 bonds
on
were
Feb. 26—v.
awarded
to
175,
the
p.
655
First
Cleveland
000
sewer
Dated
_;;'v y;w',VY
March-1 from
$81,000
McCulloch,
>
improvement bonds,
price of 100.44, a basis of
sewer
improvement
March
sive.
a
1,
bonds.
1952. >' Due
1953 to
1964
on
inclu¬
sewer
improvement
price of 100.08, a
basis of about 1.48%.
bonds, at
The bonds maturing in 1956
are callable.
Interest M-S.
Legality
approved
Shuler
Portland.
Multnomah
by
Winfree,
Sayre, of
1
&
V
Whitehall, Ohio
County,
Water District
a
Bond Offering—R. W.
Bougler,
the
pur¬
for
to
Due
1973
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
by
&
1
Le¬
Burgwin,
Hazlett, of
D. No.
District
ceive
Secretary,
sealed
(EST)
Sch.
Dist.
1, Clinton),
Pennsylvania
Offering—Bertha McMil¬
Bond
lan,
Township
R.
on
bids
March
will
until
10
for
8
re¬
p.m.
the
pur¬
chase of $50,000 school bonds.
Lemoyne, Pa.
Bond Offering—W. S.
Eby, Bor¬
ough Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
6 for the purchase of
$40,000 street
improvement bonds.
1; 1952.
Due
1961
on
Dated April
April 1 from 1954
inclusive.
by
Legality
Townsend,
I
'
Bond
ap¬
Elliott
Munson, of .Philadelphia.,
Pittston, Pa.
Offering-—-John
:
r
,
&
'
"
D.
Mc-
Nulty, City
Clerk,.will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)'
on
March 11 for the purchase of
$125,000 funding and improvement
bonds.
Dated March 15, 1952.
Due
March 15 from 1953 to 1961 in¬
clusive.
V- 7 i;"
V. "•
on
to 1964
about 1.38%.
234,000
1952.
approved
proved
Corp., and Prescott &
Co., both of Cleveland, jointly, as
IV2S, as follows:
::
at
1,
re¬
p.m.
street and storm
Churchill, Ruffin
Pittsburgh.
to
offered on Jan. 25—v. 175,
560—was cancelled. The bonds
being reoffered.
4
will
7:30
improvement bonds.
1954
p.
are
March
on
bonds
Gold Beach, Ore.
Hughes & Co., of India¬
Bond Offering—William E. Ful¬
napolis, jointly, as l%s, at a price
ler, City Recorder, will receive
of 100.56, a basis of about
1.69%.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
March 6 for the purchase of
Toledo, Ohio
V
$12,-
offered
from
until
1,
City, Ore.
Bond
Offering — Fay Wilson,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Gold
175, p. 655—were awarded to
Glore, Forgan & Co., and Raffen-
—
(EST)
Falls
until
,
bids
chase of $50,000
sewer
Hanover
bids
&
Le¬
Burgwin,
Hazlett, of
McKeesport, Pa.
sealed
OREGON
Bond
offered
ceive
1952.
&
Tiffin City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$550,000 build¬
bonds
March
by
Borough Secretary,
sey,
(P. O.
Sheats,
Education, will
bids
15 from
dated
April
Bond Offering—Samuel W. Dor-
M
Bond Offering—Gail O.
Clerk of Board of
and Dec.
are
East
•
;
gality
from
bonds.
on
from 1953 to 1965 inclusive.
March
1
from 1954 to 1968 inclusive.
80,000 2s.
Api;il 1, 1952. Due
1
March
on
until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
the purchase of
p.m.
follows:
as
Due
Pa.
17 for
8
wards, Inc., of Oklahoma City, at
price of 100.005, a net interest
$140,000
March
the
for
O.
Sturvey,
Township Secretary, will receive
on
a
cost of about
Johnstown),
sealed bids
Education, will
bids
(P.
Bond Offering—Daniel
Okla.
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
sealed
the
New Town R. D. No. 2, Box
a
755—were awarded to R. J. Ed¬
to
receive
of
not sold.
were
Conemaugh Township
net interest cost of about 2.70%,.
p.
v.
part
were
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
Prin¬
-
—
bonds
$110,000 issue and
Bond Sale—The $220,000 airport
(J-D) payable improvement and extension-1952
the Harter Bank & Trust
Co., bonds offered on Feb. 25—v.'175,
26
■■.■■'"''J.!--
These
V
1958 to 1969 inclusive
2%s.
as
1 from
follows:
as
Baseline
(P. O.
1110
Equitable Building,
Portland), Ore.
Bond
Sale—The issue
of
RHODE
Sale—The $500,000 school
loan notes offered on Feb. 25—v.
p.
Dated
Bank, of Boston, at
27, 1952. Due
Feb.
Feb. 27, 1953.
000
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March United States
National Bank, of
12 for the purchase of
$75,000 fire Portland, jointly, as 3s, at a price
department bonds. Dated April 1, of 98.34, a basis of about
3.13%.
856—were awarded to the
First National
on
$130,-
R. I.
Note
1.27%.
general obligation bonds was
purchased by Blyth & Co., and the
ISLAND
Cranston,
175,
Newport, R. /.
Offering—John J. Sulli¬
City Treasurer, will receive
Note
van,
•
■>>.'/
Due from
equipment
March
2.44%,
1953 to 1957 inclusive
21/2s.
as
im¬
cipal and interest
Feb.
**
by Foster & Marshall, of Portland,
a price
of 98.45, a net interest
cost of about
Lincoln County Indep. Sch. Dist.
from 1953 to 1974 inclusive.
at
Principal
water system bonds was purchased
V
(EST) on
chase of $70,000 building bonds.
March 12 for the purchase of
$396,- Due
from 1954 to 1962 inclusive.
000 building bonds.
Dated April
1, 1952. Due on June and Dec. 1
Ponca City, Okla.
Canton.
callable.
Bond Sale—The issue of $85,000
.
1954
system
bonds.
are
at
'
provement
bonds matur¬
after two years from is¬
and interest payable at the office
of the City Treasurer.
-
from
park
ot\
Stayton, Ore.
1972 inclusive.
40,000
(PST)
Due from 1953 to
.
inclusive. The
ing
1954
system
inclusive.
March
7:30 p.m.
for the purchase
Bancroft Improvement,
sue
from
sewer
March
on
1966
on
2.36%.
Plain Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Canton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Robert L. Mcsealed
Fire
March
on
until
10
series A bonds.
March
on
bids
March
$56,666.12
90,000 swimming pool bonds. Due
on
$250,000 build¬
offered
655
p.
sealed
Heavener, Okla.
Lima Local
■.
Lake
March
1
on
:
sperger,
,
until
re¬
11 for the pur¬
$145,000 school bonds.-
1970 inclusive.
to
$80,000
1952.
Bond Sale—The
ing
and
Due
25,000 sanitary
improvement bonds.
March
sealed
tension and improvem't bonds.
v.
ing bonds.
OHIO
Due
to
y
March 1 from 1953 to 1972 inclu¬
sive. Interest M-S.
to
basis of about 1.68%.
O.:
will
bonds maturing on and
after March 1, 1963 are callable.
50,000 water works system exten¬
sion and improvement bonds.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
noon
(EST) on March
Feb.
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as l%s, at a price of 100.17,
bids
Dated
sive.
Robert
—
Clerk,
March
on
of
March
1955 to 1976 inclusive.
bids until
water
on
Police
Due
ing
June 1 from
1954 to 1956 inclusive.
179,000 IV2S. Due on June 1 from
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
240,000 2s. Due on June 1 from
$32,000
bonds offered
Lake Local Sch.
$60,000 4^4 s.
of
Baltimore, Ohio
Offering — A. M. Lloyd,
Bond
:
bonds.
•
pany, Navarre.
26—V. 175, p. 560—were awarded
a
$175,000
on
Dec. 1 from 1953 to 1962 inclusive.
York
Feb. 26
,
'
City, City National Bank &
March 1 from 1969 to 1976
Trust Co., of Kansas
City, Laidlaw
inclusive.
& Co., of New York
City, Weeden
98,000 refunding school bonds. &
Co., First National Bank &
Due on March 1 from 1969 to
Trust Co., of Oklahoma
City, First
1976 inclusive.
National Bank, of
Portland, Rob¬
The bonds are dated March
ert Winthrop & Co., White-Phil¬
1,
1952. Interest M-S.
Legality ap-. lips Co., of Davenport, Folger, No¬
Played by Mitchell & Pershing, lan, Inc., of Washington, D. C.,
of New York City.
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner,
of
Pittsburgh, and Breed & Harrison
Wilson County (P. O.
of Cincinnati, as
2s, at a price of
Wilson), N. C.
102.61, a basis of about 1.76%.
Bond Sale—The $709,000 school
Independence, Ohio
•—v.
the
The
—
Offering
District
sealed
County Indep. Sch. Dist. (PST)
chase
(P. O. Elk City), Okla.
follows:
as
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Navarre
Deposit Com¬
City Sch. Dist.,
Sale
a.m.
$45,000 road, bridge and general
refunding
bonds.
Due ion
(EST)
purchase
p.m.
for
Ohio
;
Rossford, Ohio
$5,500,000
Bond Sale—The $260,000
sewage
building improvement, se¬ improvement bonds offered on
Bond
school
/
v. 175, p. 855—were awarded to
a
(EST)
on
March 4 for the purchase of
$143,- syndicate composed of the Harris
Trust & Savings
000 bonds, as follows:
Bank, of Chicago,
11
7:30
13
Glynn, District Clerk, will receive
Bond
Bond
ceive
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on March 3
for the purchase of $380,000 bonds,
Cleveland.
by
(P. O. 107020 N. E. Wilkes Road,
Portland), Ore.
Sale—The $120,000 build¬
ing and furniture bonds offered on
March 11
on
$30,000 equipment bonds. Dated
April 1, 1952. Due on June and
pur¬
building bonds.
Principal and interest (M-N)
in
Goldsboro), N. C.
eigh,
sealed
Dated March 1, 1952. Due on Nov.
1
from
1953
to
1972 inclusive.
1960 and 1961.
sealed
Hine,
Education, will
Clerk of Board of
Crosby Township Local Sch. Disti
follows:
l3/4s.
until
Dated
net interest cost of about
a
bids
10
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
1981
to
Dec.
1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
ment
Dec. 1 from
Bond Offering—James W.
bonds
Bond
on
Multnomah County Sch. Dist. No. 7
Bond
North
inclusive.
Due
No. 6
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
Sproul,
receive
Dec. 1 from
on
to
—
water works
from
Interest
$25,000
1963
59,000 2 V2S.
inclusive.
The
to
Due
1953
.
for the purchase of $135,000 sewer Feb.
26
v.
175, p. 856—were
improvement bonds. Dated April awarded to the First National
Interest M-S.
Legality approved
1, 1952. Due on Oct. 1 from 1953 Bank & Trust Co., of Oklahoma
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
to 1967 inclusive.
Principal and City, at a net interest cost of
Sayre; of Portland.
interest (A-O) payable at the Sav¬ about 1.44%.
ings Deposit Bank Company, Me¬
Springfield, Ore.
Elk City,
Okla.
dina. Legality approved by Squire,
Bond Offering — Wm. E. Man-*
Bond
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Offering — Helen Lester,
sell, City Recorder, will receive
City Clerk, will
follows:
as
inclusive.
120,000 fire station bonds.
on
2.56%,
$51,000 2%s.
bonds.
from
1
revenue
on Feb. 27—v.
175,
855—were awarded to Hayden,
Miller & Co., of Cleveland, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
Raleigh
(EST)
from
1
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Beckham
Ohio
Bond Offering—E. O. England,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
noon
Oct.
OKLAHOMA
Medina,
bids until
on
„
(P. O. Navarre), Ohio
Bond Offering—Donald F.
Jones,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds offered
(EST) on March 11
a.m.
855.
p.
&l
ers
Navarre-Bethlehem Local Sch. Dist.
$110,000 water
mortgage
175,
Due
1962.inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
gality approved by Squire Sand¬
were
on
p.
Commission, will receive
,until 11
^for the
first
Sold—All bids
1952.
-
were
Carrollton, Ohio
works
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
100.07,
1.92%,
—
Ryan,
Bond Sale—The
of
655
p.
Dist.
Ohio
000
March
Raleigh, N. C.
the
street
offered
2V2S,
as
at par.
1951.
of
Sutherland &
Co., of Toledo, as 13/4S, at a price
of 100.44, a basis of about 1.67%.
were
—
Co.,
&
due
Bond
Bond
Sutherland
Toledo.
1, 1966.
Landis,
Feb.
on
Not
IS),
unopened for the $210,building bonds
offered on
Butler
Township (P. O.
Vandalia), Ohio
Sale
The $20,000 fire
City Sch.
Cincinnati
returned
,
$95,000 road and bridge bonds:
$12,000 2s, due
on
June 1
Heights
O.
.
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(EST)
on
March 6 for the purchase of $100,-
Volume 175
Number 5095
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(967)
000
nates.
Dated
March
6,
1952.
New
York
City,
Weeden & Co.,
Co., of Chicago,
Company, of Dal¬
ton.
Legally approved by Storey,^ las, Hayden, Miller &
Co., of
Thorndike, Palmer- & Dodge, of Cleveland, Shannon &
Co., of De¬
Boston.
troit, Dempsey & Co., of Chicago,
Rotan,
Mosle
&
Moreland,
of
Woonsocket Housing Authority,
Houston, and the First of Texas
Rhode Island
Corp., of San Antonio, at a price
Note Sale—The issue of $1,286,-.
Due tm May 23, 1952. Payable at
ine First National Bank, of Bos¬
000
19th
chased
notes
the
Hanover
New York
was
pur¬
Bank
of
Blair
100.03,
fire
$12,000
SOUTH
Bond
S.
Sale—The
175,
1
$350,000 water
interest
net
a
due
$95,000
of
cost
3s.
Due
on
Due
.1,575,000
inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
until
will
11
receive
(CST)
a.m,
for the purchase of
bonds.
clusive.
1
The
bids
March 14
on
1, 1952.
bonds
maturing
National
Sale—The
school
Bank
The
bonds
bonds
issue
$800,purchased
was
dated
Offering
A. E.
—
Offering
for
the
Auditor,
will
March
13
for
a.m.
(CST)
p.m.
from 1953 to
on
the
purchase
of
April
$166,000
on
March 1 from 1953 to 1969
inclusive.
-
Principal
interest
and
(M-S) payable at the Union Na¬
tional
Bank, of Fayetteville.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman
Cutler, of ©hicago.
•
..
&
Offering
series
due
Bond
1982
1,
from
and
O.
to
J.
Os-
Wood
&
Co.,
and L. H.
Chormley & Co., both of Knoxville, jointly, at par, as follows:
born
$35,000 3^s.
1953 to
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1959 inclusive.
105,000 3%s.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
Clerk,
will
Parkhurst
&
No.
to
C.
Collins,
receive
2
Due
sealed
on
March
$50,000
Texas
Feb.! 21
v.
—
awarded to
a
bonds
cago,
tile
offered
175, p. 756
—
on
were
syndicate composed
of the First National
Bank, of Chi¬
First Boston, Corp., Mercan¬
Trust
Robert
W.
1955
to
bonds.
Dated
May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1967
about
1.95%.''
/
.
-1
•;&'>j-
*;
Fort
Worth, Texas
p.
on
Feb. 26—v.
756—were awarded to
a
175,
from
all
Kidder, Peabody
Co., White, Weld & Co., C. J.
& Co., A. C. Allyn &
Co.,
of
New
&
York
Sons,
of
City,
Company, of St. Louis,
Baird & Co., of Mil¬
waukee, the Illinois
Company, of
Chicago, W. E. Hutton & Co., of
for
the
pur¬
school
March
Dated
house-
1967 inclusive. Prin¬
(M-S) payable
City Treasurer.
approved
by
Lines,
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Milwaukee
County
of
Board
will receive sealed
(CST)
p.m.
of
for
4
the
Dated
on
receive
(CST)
sealed
Clarence M.
—
bids
March
on
chase
of
until
10
$1,300,000
11
a.m.
the
for
pur¬
Metropolitan
sewerage area-1952 bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1952. Due on Feb. 1 from
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
of the fiscal
agent of the
County in New York City, or at
and interest
office
the office of the
County Treasur¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of
Chicago.
er.
man
Schofield, Wis.
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
Eric
—
will
Schuetze,
sealek
receive
until 8 p.m.
(CST) on March
for the
purchase of
$33,000
Fire House construction and street
1972
Due
Legality
ap¬
by
Lines,
Spooner
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
1, 1952 and the balance
M^rch 1 from 1953 to 1931
March 1, 1952.
inclusive.
proved
&
Village of Hammond
and Towns of
Hammond and Pleasant
Valley
Joint School District No. 1
Sept.
on
Offering
Sommers, County Treasurer, will
bids until 1:30
purchase of $600,000 school house
due
O.
improvement bonds. Dated April
Alldredge,
1, 1952. Due on April 1 from 1953
Trustees, to
March
on
(P.
Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond
10
Bond Offering—J. T.
of
bonds. Dsfced
on
March 1
Due
at the office of the
1967.
Texas
on
purchase
sewer
1952.
Legality
City
Bank, of bids
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
the
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
for
Smits,
receive
cipal and interest
1, 1952.
inclusive.
The bonds maturing on
( P. O. Hammond), Wis.
1, 1967 and thereafter are
Bond Offering
The District
Principal and interest Clerk will receive sealed bids
un¬
March
—
inclusive,
callable.
March
(M-S) payable at a bank desired til 8 p.m.
(CST) on March 10 for
the purchaser.
Legality ap¬ the purchase of $56,000
building
by McCall, Parkhurst & bonds. Dated March
1, 1952. Due
Crowe, of Dallas.
on March 1 from
1953 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
*'
San Augustine Independent
Sch. Dist., Texas
WYOMING
by
$150,-
system
rev¬
by
Bond
Due
000
inclusive.
Due
Aug. 1 from
on
1967 to
1981
bonds
ties Corp., all of New York
City,
Field, Richards & Co., Ball, Burge
& Kraus, both of
Cleveland, E. F.
Hutton & Co., of New York
City,
Due
1970
par.
May
on
15
from
1952
1
Feb.
Tarrant
1,
County (P. O.
Worth), Texas
Offering—J. M. Williams,
Bond
March
$390,purchased by
James C. Tucker & Co., of Austin,
at a price of
100.006, a net inter¬
est
of
cost
10,
was
about
2.33%,
10
for
1952.
1953
to
(CST)
on
purchase
April
on
inclusive.
Due
March
on
Due
15,
March
on
from 1954 to 1961
175,000
2V2s.
from
The
Due
1962 to
bonds
tric system-1952 bonds offered
March
1967
March
1952.
>
Midland,
:
,
works and
1951
offered
of
2.44%,
$109,000 3V4s.
1953
to
Due
1956
121,000 2V2s.
on
1961 to
on
1971 to
Due
1980
on
by
interest
of
bonds
cost
p.
756—were
on
1
1966 inclusive.
1.90s.
Due
March
on
1
about
a
1.82%.
$400,000
Feb.
awarded
to
become
on
Oct. 1, 1952.
Treasury
of)
Bill Sale
The $75,treasury bills—v. 175, p
656—were sold, at 0.90%. Datec
Feb. 22, 1951.
Due on May 23,
—
1952.
ONTARIO
Brock
Township,
Debenture Sale
—
Ont.
The issue of
$435,000 improvement debentures
purchased by Harrison & Co.,
Toronto,
98.35,
a
as 4V2s, at a price of
basis of about 4.70%. Due
March 1 from 1953 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
Etobfeoke, Ont.
$2,200,000
issue of
$300,bonds
Tacoma.
tures
WEST
Revenue bonds offered
syndi¬
Co.,
from 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
on
Feb. 21
560—were awarded to
p.
Bohmer-Reinhart
a
net
&
Co., of Cin¬
interest cost of
about 3.18%.
Burke, Sunnyside Sch.
O.
Madison),
Sale—The
Debenture Sale
000 school bonds
was
lock
&
Due
on
Co., of Toronto,
as
2 V2s, at a price of
of
about 2.31%.
$105,-
purchased by
102.07,
as
4%s.
Dec. 15 from 1952 to 1971
inclusive.
and
Russell
Debenture Sale
—
Counties,
The issue of
$735,000 improvement debentures
Wis.
Harley, Haydon & Co., of Madison,
Braun,
The issue of
improvement debentures
purchased by Bell, Gouin-
Ontario
Dist. No. 4
of
—
$76,750
r
Issue
"
Harrow, Ont.
Prescott
WISCONSIN
(P.
deben¬
a
the Bankers Bond Corp., and Dea¬
Virginia
at
purchased by
Findley, Coyne, Ltd., all of
Toronto, as 4s. Due on March 1
VIRGINIA
(State of)
Sale—The $200,000 Shep¬
College
Men's
Dormitory
175,
The issue of
cate composed of Harrison &
Bond
Bond
road
was
—
improvement
con,
175,
20—v.
amount
which
Debenture Sale
disposal plant
purchased by McLean & Co.,
■
Sale—The
March
on
sewage
Robertson
County (P. O.
Midland), Texas
offered
Due
Sale—The
cinnati,
Midland
Bond
of
—v.
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
of
obliga¬
the
CANADA
was
Pancoast, of San Antonio, at
net
000
was
herd
Nov. 1 from
Dewar,
and
in
Canada (Dominion
of
13/4s.
West
—
purchased
Bond
Nov. 1 from
Additional Sale
The $25,000
airport refunding-1952 bonds was
&
be needed
may
general
issued
callable
was
follows:
Kennewick,. Wash.
Nov. 1 from
1970 inclusive.
418,000 2V2s.
bonds
$120,000
of
price of
a
WASHINGTON
Eddle-
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
352,000 2j/4s. Due
tion
as
were
follows:
on
March
on
$82,000 gen¬
refunding bonds,
a
inclusive.
Due
—
from 1967 to 1982 inclusive.
Houston,
as
(MST)
certain
on
net interest cost of about
1,600,000
William
Chicago,
fCo.,
retire
on
of
such amount
syndicate headed by
from 1953 to
-
21—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas, and
Shannon & Co., of Detroit, at a
price of 100.001, a net interest cost
of about
as
revenue-
v.475, p.-.756—were awarded to
3c' Co.,
a
$1,400,000
Feb.
on
syndicate 'composed
Blair
100.04,
1.86%,
$1,000,000 water
system
sewer
bonds
a
Halsey, Stuart & Co., at
15,
'
175, p. 856
v.
—
awarded to
Texas
Bond Sale—The
Feb. 28
15
inclusive.
dated
are
Va.
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 elec¬
15
inclusive.
on
Ryan,
sealed
000,000
Danville,
2s.
or
to
from
10
Treasurer, in Austin.
1953.
201,000
F.
receive
Principal
of
the State
M.
—
will
a.m.
obligation
payable at the office
VIRGINIA
2V2S.
Clerk,
bids until 10
Dated April
lows:
$14,000
City
Offering
of
a.m.
the
Due
1957
receive
and interest
fol¬
as
will
$500,000 road bonds.
Sale—The issue of
bonds
Auditor,
sealed bids until 10
County Road District No. 5
(P. O. Kountz), Texas
Bond
Bond
11 for the purchase of
inclusive.
County
Hardin
Clement A. Evans & Co., of At¬
lanta, Bacon, Whipple & Co., Chi¬
cago, Harrison & Co., of Philadel¬
phia, McMaster Hutchinson & Co.,
Chicago, and J. R. Phillips In¬
vestment Co., of
Houston, at a
3s, at
as
inclusive.
dated
are
Sheridan, Wyo.
pur¬
eral
1952.
Alex.
Baltimore,
$21,-
Dated Feb. 15,
to
Aug.
on
of
was
Wills, of Hous¬
1952.
1966 inclusive.
Due
issue
bonds
ton,
Aug. 1 from
on
Sale—The
refunding
chased by Dunn &
Fort
The
syndi¬
cate composed of
&
will
Callable March 1,
Secretary
follows:
3%s.
man-Pollok
Bond Sale—The $4,250,000 water
and
sewer - revenue,
series
80
bonds offered
1,
March 1 from 1953 to 1982
on
Palestine
1
of Austin.
of
3
Houston.
March 1
purchased
1962
1963 to
(M-N) payable at the
State National Bank, El Paso. Le¬
cost
Schools,
the South Texas National
1977 inclusive
sewer
as
to
100,000
on
;
of
bonds.
on
17
March
Principal and interest payable at
inclusive,
on
1966
was
20,000 3V4s.
pav¬
Stroud
&
Co., of Philadelphia,
Harris, Hall & Co., Hirsch & Co.,
Reynolds & Co., American Securi¬
Bond Sale—The $6,300,000 gen¬
obligation
to
Ralph Nesom,
—
$700,000
inclusive.
from
March
on
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
March
on
of
1952 bonds.
Due
1956 to
Park, Texas
Sale—The issue of
000 road
(CST)
a.m.
district
Brown
TEXAS
eral
due
1967 to
bonds
enue
ap¬
Devine
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
Austin,
4s,
1956
from
H.
awarded
to
inclusive.
$770,000 2s, due
Bond
"
■
1977
1953
from.
and interest
son,
(CST)
chase
l3/4s,
1
to
Bank, Nacogdoches.
Con.
Superintendent
$550,000
March
on
$770,000 l3/4s, due
on
gality approved by Gibson & Gib¬
Polk County (P. O. Benton), Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
bonds offered on Feb. 26—v. 175,
467—were
due
and
1953
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
1953 to
from
inclusive,
$210,000
of
Legality
Offering—W.
May 1, 1952.
1953
1
from
Texas
inclusive, $550,000 l3/4s,
March
March
$150,000 storm
bids until 7:30
15
Bond Offering
1956 to
from
Gray,
Trustees,
Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Stone
Palacios
improvement,
$150,000 4s,
1
of
inclusive.
Fort National
bonds:
March
on
1966
receive
April 10, 1967 and there¬
bids until 10
ing
1979
inclusive. Call¬
6 for the purchase of
interest
p.
84
on
000 water and
Additional Sale—The $3,500,000
Jones,
Secretary of Board of Education, general obligation bonds was pur¬
will
receive "sealed .bids
until chased by a syndicate headed by
Aaril 1 for the purchase of $2,- the First National Bank, of Chi¬
000,000 school bonds.
cago, at a price of 100.10, a net
—
street
Milton
—
Dated March 15, 1952.
March
on
terest
Galena
El PasOi - Texas
City
1952 bonds.
Due
inclusive.
„
Memphis, Tenn.
Bond
on
1977
Dist.,
Wis.
will
4:30
from 1953 to
Sch.
Board
Clerk,
until
(CST) on March 4 for the
purchase of $850,000 school house-
and $220,000
March 1 from 1967
2s, due
1953
(CST)
of
will receive sealed
inclusive,
$30,000 23/4s.
purchase
Interest A-O.
Simms,
on
from
1
to
1
$3,000,000 hospital bonds. Dated
April 10, 1952. Due on April 10
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
school bonds. Dated March 1, 1952.
Due
1966
Moore Lynn,
—
sealed bids until 10
County Judge, will receive sealed
1
March
Indep.
City
p.m.
4s,
1953
$220,000
March
inclusive.
Offering
Secretary
&
$60,000
from
inclusive,
ton, at par,
proved
County (P. O.
Fayetteville), Tenn.
1
1
Pere,
proved
County (P. O.
Dallas), Texas
after.
Lincoln
Bank
bonds:
1
Dallas
able
pur¬
Rowles, Winston & Co., of Hous¬
County
of
was
March
March 1 from
on
De
Bond Offering—Irvin A.
bids
Texas
1,750,000 airport series 83 bonds:
March
on
1972
Bond
improvement,
March
on
2s,
1952.
Bond
3.82%.
4
1955
sys-
March
on
Due
are
1967 to
follows:
as
of
cost
in
1
Sale—The $3,500,000
74
on
due
from 1953 to 1964 inclusive.
&
Ghormley & Co., and
Lucien L. Bailey & Co., both of
Knoxville,
jointly, as Zl/zs and
33/4s, at a net interest cost of about
bids until
and
from 1965 to 1968 inclusive.
in
H.
Bond
series
Texas
Due
23/4s.
March
National
1,250,000
plant
Due
Nacogdoches
street
due
1
21,000
180,000 2s.
1977.
1.95%,
$500,000
1955
Co., Memphis.
L.
of about
follows:
Due
County (P. O.
Mountain City), Tenn.
000
to
refunding bonds
purchased by Rotan, Mosle &
Moreland, of Houston, at par, as
Johnson
by
1953
$440,000
bonds:
2V2s.
1
Co., of Salt Lake City, at a
price of 100.10, a net interest cost
$990,000 l3/4s,
1 from 1956 to
Baytown,
callable.
Planters
Bond
and
interest
net
a
Trust
due
$60,000
March
on
on
at
Inc., and the
Co., of Dallas,
from 1953 to 1966 inclusive.
a
1967 to
1967 in¬
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
are
and interest
Trust
sealed
from 1955 to
1963 to 1967
Union
sys-
1956 to 1977 inclusive.
$200,000 school
Dated March
March
on
both of
was
Foltz,
1
Chicago, Newburger, Loeb
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
New York City, R. A. Un¬
Co.,
Bond Sale—The issue of
$81,000
water and sewer
Humboldt, Tenn.
Offering — H. J.
Mayor,
&
1955
Cutler,
Chicago.
Bond
both of
Legality
by Chapman &
approved
of
March
syndicate composed
of the First National
Bank, North¬
ern
Trust Co., both of
Chicago,
Drexel & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., C. F. Childs & Co.,
Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
23/4s, due
March 1 from 1953 to 1982
on
and
by
to
$600,000
obligation. Dated March 1, 1952.
Due
chased
$189,000
on July 1 from 1953
inclusive, and $1,386,000 13/4s, due on July 1 from
March
on
of
Due
Co.,
2.06%, as follows:
$220,000 2y4s.
Due on
Inclusive.
general obligation bonds
improvement-
water
tem-1952
improvement bonds, gener¬
sewer
al
(CST)
purchase
2s.
1976
Oakes,
sealed
Due
&
about
from 1963 to 1975 inclusive.
340,000
$135,000 23/4s, due
from 1953 to 1955
July
on
1962
2,210,000 13/4s.
1977 inclusive.
receive
a.m.
the
for
from 1958 to
July 1 from 1956
July 1
inclusive, and
Cookeville, Tenn.
Bond Offering — H. E.
11
to
$60,000 23/4s,
from
street
1952 bonds:
due
bids until 10
1
on
on
will
1956
sewerage
bonds:
July
1,125,000
TENNESSEE
Clerk,
l3/4s,
jointly,
derwood & Co., of Dallas, and the
inclusive,
13/4s, due
1965 to 1976 inclusive.
City
on
Bosworth
Texas Bank & Trust
net interest cost of
a
1.86%, as follows:
850,000 iv2s.
Due on
to 1977 inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
on
on
1955
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
210,000 21/2S.
due
from
sanitary
due
Feb. 1 from
on
1
par,
Continental
from
1
23/4s,
$2,640,000
July
tem-1952
inclusive.
45,000 2.40s. Due
Feb.
1977 inclusive.
inclusive.
500,000
about
^
1961
1954 to
and
on
1977
follows:
as
1955 inclusive,
l3/4s, due on July
$360,000
clusive,
Frost, Read & Simons, of
Charleston, jointly, at a price of
par,
1
July 1 from 1953 to 1955 in¬
Co., of Charlotte,
and
2.54%,
bonds:
July
on
to
from 1956 to
bonds:
Feb. 26
756—were awarded to
p.
R. S. Dickson &
1953
due
March 1 from
on
about
of
3,000,000 public free schools-1952
extension,
on
price of
Additional
station-1952
23/4s,
and $88,000
C.
works
and
sewerage
series C bonds offered
—v.
from
CAROLINA
Florence,
cost
Due
1953 to 1957 inclusive,
about 1.76%, as follows:
$100,000
City, at 1.11%.
interest
net
a
$850,000 4s.
&
First Southwest
of
series
by
William
55
a
basis
was
purchased by J. F. Simard &
Co., of Ottawa, as 4%s, at a price
of 100.10, a basis of about 4.73%.
Due
on
March
1972 inclusive.
15
from
1953
to
>
>
'
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
SG
Rockcliffe Park, Ont.
*
Sale
Debenture
The issue of
—
$140,000 improvement debentures
purchased by Wood, Gundy &
Co., of Toronto, as 4y>s, at a price
«f 102.16, a basis of about 4.23%.
£)ue on March 1 from 1953 to
was
United States Savings Bonds Issued and
Redeemed Through January 31,1952
necessarily add to totals)
amounts In millions—rounded and will not
(Dollar
Monday, March 3, 1952
.
.
Federal Reserve December Business Index
tAmount
tAmount
of industrial production, factory em¬
ployment and payrolls, etc. The indexes for December together with
a month and a year ago, follow:
Redeemed
OUtstdg.
BUSINESS INDEXES
OUtstdg.
Issued
Amt. Issi
3939
to D-1941——
Scries A-1935
Sale
Debenture
lOGI
Series E:
Series
price
a
44.08
Series
5,724
4,462
2,319
2,267
E-1950
Series
1,888
2,359
E-1951—
Series
Ont.
The issue of
Series
Total
2,574
59.28
2,647
62.36
2,504
2,558
103
100.00
594
3,152
•
69,143
196
1164
170
157
1160
169
153
&
291
332
*
262
268
«
243
297
233
253
«
331
360
285
281
value—
contracts,
Residential
-
Total
nonagricultural
1153.3
153.4-
150.6
Total
factory
1156.0
156.1
158.1
50.45
G-1941
Series
F
and
G-1942
Series
F
and
G-1943
74.97
3,254
928
2,326
140
123
140
112
110
*185
134
185
*
117
122
133
110
1,035
2,394
69,80
Series
F
and G-1944
3,767
969
2,798
F
and
G-1945
3,196
710
2,486
*Data not yet available.
{Estimated.
77.78
Series
F
and
G-1946
3,016
644
2,372
Series
F and
G-1947
2,604
501
2,103
80.76
Series
F
and
G-1948
3,050
310
2,740
Series
F
and
G-1949—
1,674
187
1,487
F
and G-1950——.——
2,350
166
2,184
15
754
98.05
33
In
92.94
769
W.
F.
88.83
Series
of
shown
figures,
89.84
Co., of Toronto, as 4J/2S, at a price
a basis of about 4.47%.
month,
value
residenlial by $184,137,000
78.65
§74,000 improvement debentures
was purchased by R. A. Daly &
100.00
«f 100.20,
IDue
20
Dec.
on
to
1952
from
G-1951
Series F
and
Series F
and G-1952
±971 inclusive.
Series
Total
Unis
Quebec
bonds
school
basis
purchased
was
127
matured——
Series—Total
All
5,003
4,858
145
2.90
97,969
40,306
57,664
58.86
unmatured
Total
Grand
Due on Jan.
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
•§148,500 4s.
holding and receiving
of
May
bonds maturing
[Includes
toy Dube, Legare & Co., of Quebec,
mt a price of 95.71, a net interest
«ost of about 4.85%, as follows:
1,
and thereafter,
1951,
construction
bonds
was
Montreal Protestant School
Que.
Board,
Bond Sale—The issue of
school
000
bonds
was
$4,300,purchased
a
Corp.,
Securities
Dominion
Co.,
both
L. G. Beaubien & Co.,
and the Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.,
both of Montreal, at a price of
of Toronto,
(purchased by the Credit Inter- 95.53, a net interest cost of about
(provincial, Ltd., of Montreal, at a 4.92%, as follows:
tprice of 95.69, a net interest cost $815,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
about 4.52%, as follows:
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
§62,000 2s.
Due
on
March 1 from
on
from
March 1 from
1956 to 1972 inclusive.
"The bonds
are
The
bonds
1,
£952.
Claire
§125,000 road, sidewalk and street
drainage
debentures
was
pur¬
chased
by, the McNeil, Mantha,
Inc., of Montreal, as 41/2S, at a
(price of 95.69, a basis of about
Dated
Dec.
1,
1951.
Due
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclu¬
Feb.
St.
The issue of
—
syndicate
composed of the Dawson, Hanna¬
ford, Ltd., of Montreal, Canadian
Bank of Commerce, of Toronto,
and Casgrain & Co., of Montreal,
as 4s and 4y>s, at a price of 99.69.
by
Due
—
1952 to
1 from
1971
inclusive.
Canada, of Montreal,
Dec.
1
from
1952
as
4s.
to
issue
Sale—The
school
000
bonds
was
basis of about 4.63%.
a
1, 1951.
Due
in¬
of $175,-
ers
of record at the close of business Feb-
tuary
25,1952.
Drewrys Limited U.S.A., Inc.
South Bend, Indiana
T. E. JEANNERET, Secretary & Treasurer
and
Cotton
314
292
t315
314
292
219
260
1214
219
260
209
227
1210
209
227
235
218
t235
236
219
198
230
1199
198
230
157
173
tl43
155
158
140
149
162
1126
173
195
tl78
173
t210
212
235
t204
218
227
237
211
178
Quebec
(Province of)
,
219
172
173
tl75
178
157
194
H54
157
136
144
158
136
144
158
290
consumption
397
290
397
—
89
Offered^A
syndicate composed of the Credit
Intel-provincial, Ltd., of Montreal,
Anderson & Co., Equitable Securi¬
ties of Canada, R. A. Daly & Co.,
J. L. Graham & Co., and W. C.
Harris & Co., all of Toronto is of¬
fering
$12,600,000
refunding de¬
April 1, 1952.
Oct. 1, 1953. Principal and
bentures.
Dated
on
interest
(A-O)
Canadian
St.
payable
currency
in
Hyacinthe, Que.
Debenture Sale
—
The issue of
$600,000 improvement debentures
Dated Dec.
Laval
Sale
a
106
97
109
tl56
158
165
1154
162
tl07
115
116
1106
116
1-166
168
171
tl98
188
208
tl62
164
172
1160
172
169
1112
121
142
t88
111
111
1182
191
197
1182
191
197
191
food
§205
229
191
§205
229
1171
products—
flour
—
manufactured
foods—
Processed fruits and
vegs.—
Paper and products
Paperboard
—
Printing and publishing
175
175
1175
183
166
178
170
263
1279
275
263
163
158
consumption
Newsprint
142
161
:
115
179
t279
.
Chemicals
Paints
197
1216
214
19T
225
1233
226
225
182
tl84
184
182
298
284
1303
303
288
1157
•
184
t298
oil
226
1184
Fuel
214
1233
Gasoline
275
1216
products—
coal
and
Petroleum
157
160
1157
155
160
353
385
353
385
1560
554
504
1560
554
504
Rubber
1243
244
251
1243
244
251
1172
125
135
84
178
163
1172
178
163
141
130
125
141
130
152
143
135
152
143
99
80
84
99
80
1195
chemicals
products
196
178
1195
196
178
189
115
93
185
86
MINERALS
Coal
coal
Bituminous
Anthracite
Crude
petroleum
March
March
1
Iron
ore
♦Data
OF MAJOR
Dec.
The issue of
purchased
by
the
of about 4.63%,
$105,500 2s. Due
87,500 4s.
as
and
television
NOTE—For
on
March 1 from
Due
on
March 1 from
The debentures
are
dated March
109
158
60
115
62
117
1
100
121
1107
105
124
!
92
141
190
93
136.
|
148
273
1127
171
285
see
•
Federal Reserve Bulletin for Octobe*
;
1235-40.
FREIGHT CARLOADINGS
,
(1935-39 average —100)
127
Forest
1
127
140
129
194
216
218
204
159
158
135
156
148
68
products
129
218
143
Livestock
140
206
Coke
70
72
65
88
70
144
152
162
128
149
145
61
235
Merchandise,
l.c.l.
tPreliminary.
NOTE
To
-
U98
73
144
151
134
149
142
46
52
43
47
50
"Data not yet available.
; •
and miscellaneous mdexes to points In total
Book, multiply coal by 0.213 and miscellaneous
[Revised.
convert coal
in Federal Reserve Chart
180
44
Miscellaneous
174
142
1956 inclusive.
1957 to 1972 inclusive.
103
tioi
description and back data,
Dawson,
follows:
t66
102
192
;
$193,000 improvement debentures
Hannaford, Ltd., of Montreal, at a
price of 93.60, a net interest cost
159
170
1122
appliances
pp.
158
1105
Furniture
1951,
t93
106
156
*
Radio
—
Nov.
104
Carpets—
Que.
163
!
Dec.
Dec.
103
1100
goods
Major
School Commission,
Dec.
195
\
automobiles—
Household
Nov..
1950
1951
190
Total
Passenger
Without
Seasonal Adjustment
1950
-1951
1952.
Sale
CONSUMER DURABLE GOODS
Adjusted for
Seasonal Variation
of about 4.59%.
1,
§Corrected.
not yet available.
(1947-49 average = 100)
sive.
1953 to
126
—
School
Due on
from 1953 to 1972 inclu¬
Debenture
122
1122
Metals
The issue of
—
basis
Dated
1, 1952.
107
81
109
—
$355,000 building debentures was
was
91
106
products
Tanning
Commission, Que.
Windsor
108
78
97
Leather
tPreliminary.
de
Rose
95.63,
194
Dec. 1 from 1952
on
Debenture
of
195
1154
OUTPUT
Ste.
•
232
tl70
products
Rayon deliveries
purchased
purchased by the McNeil, Mantha,
in legal
Quebec,
Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg or
Vancouver. Legality approved by
Lacroix & Viau, of Montreal.
dividend on the
of tins company
both payable March 10, 1952 to Stockhold-
321
tl78
products
Textiles
inclusive.
1966
to
Due
1971
clared
the common capital stock and
347
tl46
the Royal Bank of
Due
on
t356
•
Industrial
by
Que.
A dividend of forty (40) cents per share
for the first quarter of 1952 has been de¬
regular quarterly
53A% preferred stock
321
Rayon
Raphael School Commission,
Quebec
Montreal, Mills, Spence & Co.,
of Toronto, and
Debentures Publicly
the
802
347
<*
Nov.
on
a
the Gaston Laurent, Inc., of
The issue of Montreal, as 4s, at a price of 97.32,
Commission,
composed of A. E. Ames & Co., of
on
Sale
purchased
was
Toronto, Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Common Stock Dividend #17
954
-
clay and glass products-
Other
Inc., of Montreal, as 4s, at a price
REWRYS
911
146
Meatpacking
Que.
$540,000 improvement debentures
1,
$251,000 improvement debentures
was
purchased by a syndicate
of
Johns,
Debenture
St.
clusive.
sive.
802
u
Furniture
Wheat
1
Beaconsfield
and
Debenture Sale
The issue of
207
954
tl57
products
Fuels
Pointe
Mont-Laurier, Que.
—
280
216
1199
Manufactured
to 1966 inclusive.
Bond
School
Debenture Sale
dated
are
purchased by McNeil, Mantha,
Inc., and The Credit Interprovincial, Ltd., both of Montreal, joint¬
ly, as 4s and 4V2S, at a price of
99.59,
Due on May 1 from 1952
1952.
March
dated
4y2s. Due on Feb.
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
3,485,000
1953 to 1955 inclusive.
288,000 4s. Due
216
307
219
t235
Lumber
Stone,
232
304
207
t210
refining-
and
and
Lumber
Clay
both of Montreal, Gairdner &
«chool
which owners have option
was
syndicate composed of A. E.
Co., of Toronto, Bank of
49,500 4V2s. Due on Jan. 1 from Montreal, Montreal, Wood, Gundy
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
& Co., of Toronto, Royal Bank of
The bonds are dated Jan. 1, 1952. Canada, Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
was
value.
interest thereon for a further period of ten years.
Ames &
€00 school construction bond
redemption
227
280
216
Cement
1 from by
Iberville School Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—The issue of $350,-
Smelting
216
307
Dec.
t315
Fabricating
{Current
discount.
accrued
tlncludes
$500,000.
than
♦Less
f!Tom 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
Causapscal School Commission,
Quebec
Bond Sale—The issue of $198,€00 school bonds was purchased
56.14
57,809
232
Nov.
,
t214
Transportation equipment
Automobiles (incl. parts)——
45,163
102.973
total
Due on March 1
1952.
Machinery
253
911
_
261
t356
Electric
Nonferrous metals and products-
Dated
4.87%.
about
of
.March 1,
4.99%.
—64
191
redemptions
and
sales
Unclassified
263
219
—
—
Dec.
253
304
—;
hearth
Open
Dec.
261
227
steel
iron
Pig
1950
1951—•
1950
Nov.
t263
Steel
toy the Gaston Laurent, Inc., of
Montreal, as 4s, at a price of 95.01,
on
79.60
22,845
5,854
28,699
and'G
F
Without
Seasonal Adjustment
Dec.
MANUFACTURES
Sale—The issue of $125,-
Bond
DOO
Adjusted for
Seasonal Variation
Commission,
School
average—100)
(1935-39
Iron and
QUEBEC
{Cantons
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
-1951-
33
mo.)..
(1
sales Indexes based on dally
convert
Dodge data for 87 Eastern States.
To convert Indexes to
Federal Reserve Chart Book multiply total by $410,269,000,
and all other by $226,132,000.
Factory employment index, without seasonal adjustment, and payrolls index com¬
piled by Bureau of Labor Statistics.
second
74.28
Series
The issue of
•
indexes to points
71.48
3,430
-
130
137
durable manufactures, nondurable manufactures, and minerals
In total index, shown In Federal Reserve Chart Book, multiply durabla
by 0.379, nondurable by 0.469, and minerals by 0.152.
Construction contract indexes based on three-month moving averages, centered at
To
averages.
and
159.4
426.0
42.24
1,168
390
1,558
F
Series
157.7
434.1
*110
-
sales,
store
153.8
U57.3
133
valueDepartment store stocks, value.
Department
154.6
1156.8
*443.5
Factory payrolls, total-—
Freight carloadlngs
G:
and
F
•
Employment—
35,028
39,119
_
tPreliminary.
Yarmouth, Ont.
—
266
190
All other
34,882
34,261
•
74,146
—
277
tl85
81.15
1,198
103
A-E
1278
197
NOTE—Production, carloadlngs, and department store
Series
,**bout 4.23%. Due on Feb. 15 from
f>>1953 to 1972 inclusive.
Debenture Sale
Series
Total
268
188
67.64
—
of Winnipeg, as 4y4S,
of 100.11, a basis of
227
277
1185
Total
1,767
3,702
...
229
1280
Construction
1,598
mo.)
E
1226
1227
Minerals
4.342
——-
Series E-1952 .<1
216
229
228
Durable
55.56
_—
220
Total
49.43
E-1949
t216
Dec.
*
4,245
.—'I-a——-
E-1948^
Series
218
lQIA-
Nov.
Dec.
1218
42.63
4,246
Series
Dec.
Manufactures—
42.20
6,005^
»
'
Nov,
Nondurable
7,842
E-1947
The issue of
■
->
10,467
.—
...
1QA1
production—
50.95
5,172
E-194G
$300,000 improvement debentures
was purchased by James Richard¬
«t
[3,735
6,561
4,586
E-1945
Co., of Toronto, as 4s. Due on June
I from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
& Sons,
3,595
13,565
E-1944
§50,000 improvement debentures
was purchased by J. L. Graham &
son
7,330
Industrial
46.44
E-1941—
Lookout, Ont.
Sale
1,671
[776
E-1942.—
E-1943
894
11,734
Series
Series
Series
Series
Welland,
Without
Seasonal Adjustment
1950
.
219
Dec.
Series
Debenture
store sales and 6tocks;
for all other series
100
Adjusted for
sive.
—
construction contracts;
100 for
for department
average =
Seasonal Variation
Cov and the Dominion Bank of
Canada, both of Toronto, jointly,
4Y±s and 4%s, at par. Due on
March 1 from 1953 to 1972 inclu¬
Sale
1935-39
UNMATURED:
ris
Debenture
average =r=
average == 100
The issue of
—
$275,000 improvement debentures
was
purchased by Anderson &
Sioux
1947-49
2.90
$145
$4,858
$5,003
•
—10 for employment and payrolls;
overage
1923-25
V
MATURED:
Ont.
Seaforth,
Federal Reserve System issued
of the
The Board of Governors
Jan. 29 its monthly indexes
on
Percent
tAinount
1972 inclusive.
a
.
(968)
j
index, snows
by 0.548.
!
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