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UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
MONDAY
ISSUE
1952
MAY 12
~Tke Commercial and
MCUtttt ABNIMSTIATJW
mm
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 175
New
Number 5115
General Corporation
RAILROAD
ACF-Brill Motors
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
this "company
of
directors
Dec.
full
to stockholders
will he-mailed
details
will
tile
receive
each
lor
tinue
2V*
share
hold
to
share
one
May '23,
about
common
for each
stock
♦The
Stock and Bond
consummation,
of
the
1952.
of
ture
W.
a
an
While
the
Midwest Stock Exchange
of
vehicles
of
was
disclosed,
not
activate
immediately
will
part
has also received a large civilian order for Hall-Scott
type gasoline bus engines of Model 504 to be
manufactured by the company's Hall-Scott Division in Berkeley, Calif.,
Mr.
horizontal
Current
civilian
unfilled
and
government
for ACF-Brill
orders
engaged
line,
and
total
Inc.—April Sales Up—
Ehd.^April 26—
175,
1537.
p.
Offerings—
Clearings
State and City Bond
The Course of Bank
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp.—Earnings—
'
1952
1951
$4,126,591
705,517
639,168
384,391
308,358
Combined Condition
$330,810
$0.90
before income tax
Federal
income
taxes
profit
Earnings
share—
per
Current
ities
.
March
assets
$3,852,812,
stock
common
tions
was
at
1952
31,
$10,085,903
were
and
174,
51
44
Cook
Newhard,
11
—V,
175,
p.
Statement of Federal
—V.
,
Note Co.
Bank
American
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
1952
$489,466
Quarter Ended March 31—
Profit
from
operations
depreciation
before
Depreciation
Preferred
foreign
Federal
profits
excess
&
Operating
47
3,676
per
•Includes
the
nnder
of
entitled
such
common
223,147
Pension
Employees'
amounted
1951
to
the
same
provision
in
was
made
that
time.—V.
share
had
1946,
to
for
174, p.
$258,566
$0.29
However
will
be
purposes
tax
been made, since an additional contribution
which not tax deduction could be taken at
American Can Co.—Common Stock Offered—A nation¬
wide group headed by Morgan
Stanley & Co. and Clark,
Dodge & Co. and comprising 117 investment firms is
underwriting American Can Company's offering of 989,new
shares of
common
stock
to its
each 10 shares held of record
on
scription offer will expire at 3
common
of
one
stock¬
share for
May 8, 1952. The sub¬
(EDT) on May 26,
$25,000,000
30-vcar
3'/4%
this
financing and
debentures
past
10
will
be
from the recent sale
applied to the com¬
of expansion of plant and equipment which is caused
by the increased demand for many of the types of containers which the
company
manufactures.
The company anticipates capital expendi¬
tures
of $40,000,000
to $50,000,000
a
year
during the years
1952
pany's program
States
and
Canada
company
of
metal
is
the
and
3,500
Co—
!
Co
and
3,500
3,500
3,500
Inc.
Steamship Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.
1952
1951
$7,175,725
$5,830,975
399,014
166,883
186,473
49,662
$232,131
$136,811
274,500
Federal
taxes
to
277,875
—
income—
on
surplus--
earned
paid
p.
2014.
plant for the pro¬
(Md.).
A food can
(Calif.) and is expected to
a
to
on
cumulative
Illinois—Plans Financing
May 12 will vote on changing the presently
preferred stock from 160,000 shares of $50 par
shares
100,000
par value.
None of this stock Is
issue will be senior to the company's
($25 par value) and common stock, and
fixed sinking fund beginning at the end
$100
of
presently outstanding.
This
outstanding preference stock
first
the
benefit
the
have
will
The board
of
a
year.
of directors
intends to file a registration statement cover¬
this issue and to offer it publiclv through an underwriting group
headed by Kidder, Pcabody it Co. of New York and Alex. Brown
ing
to be
it
for
Baltimore.
of
Sons
general
to
part,
The
corporate
pay
off
the company's annual sales
$570,069,000 and net income from.
proceeds of the new issue will be used
and may be applied, in whole or in
net
purposes
175,
bank loans.—V.
to the
outstanding immediately prior
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
paid
on
present financing.
the
stock
common
equivalent to $1.25 per share on the $12.50 par value
(Not
1429.
p.
were
shares.—V. 175,
and Metals, Inc.—Earnings—
Including
Mar. 31,'52 Dec. 31,'51 Mar. 31,'51
sales
-
Inc. before Fed. inc.
for
$6,545,806
1,181,560
1,428,161
779,257
867,000
1,107,000
502,000
$314,560
$0.90
$321,161
$0.92
$277,257
$0.79
& reneg.
-
it
inc. .taxes
$5,533,074
$6,921,652
-
taxes
provisions
Prov.
subsidiaries)
sales
Quarter Ended—
Net
1951
in
Machine
American
renego
1857.
p.
*
Net
American-Canadian
stock
De
(par
employed
will
cents)
10
Pasquale
to
organize
cents
President.
in
See
$2
a
per
share,
per
distributing
share
on
the
also
Goldfields
V.
175,
p.
shares
group
of
L. Detjen
NASD
all shards sold by
area
of
of
common
underwriting.
without
Carlyle
and
Co.,
Ltd.—Offering—
850,000
of
at present owns 98 mining
The company
miles
at
issue
an
Pasquale
De
of
receive 35
square
offering
is
company
Co.,
Uranium
Ralpn
profit
Earns, per
The
31, 1952,
—
share (on 330,000 shares)
volume
was
of
orders obtained
during the quarter ended March
approximately $1,000,000 greater than sales
members, who
them.
We
American
claims covering about seven
Canada.
new
(shipments)
have been
Paul V. McNutt is
Want Offerings
Automobile Insurance Company of
National Bank of Tulsa
Missouri Utilities
137.
Missouri
Common and Preferred
Arkansas-Missouri Power Common and Preferred
Greetings
Corp.—Stock Offering Oversub¬
syndicate headed by McDon¬
Edward D. Jones & Co.
scribed—An underwriting
ald
&
Co.,
common
which
not
Members
May 6 publicly offered 200,000 shares of
(par $1) at $12 per share. This offering,
oversubscribed and the books closed, does
New
on
was
represent any new financing by the
largest
composite
producer
(metal
in
and
the United
fibre) con-
PROCEEDS—The
Jacob
Sapirstein
proceeds
(President)
from the
sale
and from 26,050 shares to The
Cleveland
Stock
-
Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
corporation.
of 173,950 shares went to
York
Midwest Stock Exchange
stock
300
through 1954.
BUSINESS—The
&
Siegler
.
stockholders
value
years
$216,319,000 to
from
American
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from
3,500
3,500
.
p.m.
1952.
of
Jaffe,
American Investment Co. of
The
$13,367,000 to $30,137,000.
The 1951 net income applicable to common
stock was $27,251,000, equal to $2.75 a share on the common stock
The
599
the
EARNINGS—Over
increased
3,500
Co
later this year.
production
commence
have
at Stockton
under construction
is
factory
1986.
holders at $26.25 per share at the rate
Chatham (Ontario); a plant for the produc¬
cans
at Milwaukee,
Wis.; a plant for the
and
beer
as
the company
income
and
production of beer cans at Hillside (N. J.), and
duction of fibre milk containers at Halethorpe
the cost of past service benefits
which
in
the
corresponding
Federal
for
(Calif.)
food
of
3,500
Wm. J. Mericka it Co., Inc.
taxes
carried
170,
of
tion
Hawkins
Co.,
income
for
period 1946 through 1951 the company invested
$183,580,000 in
replacement,
improvement and expansion of plant
facilities.
Among the new plants constructed during this period were
factories for
the
production
of food cans at Fort Smith (Ark.),
Plan,
$26,600.
deduction
249,990
$177,396
$0.17
(estimated)
provision for funding
no
3,676
food and other commodities.
In addi¬
manufactures can-closing machinery and related
six-year
Wilmington
4,000
3,500
Co
it
packaging of
the
company
the
4,000
Emerson it Co., Inc._
Field, Richards it
Goodbody it Co
revenue
authorized
In
4,000
Corp.-
Co.—
Gottron, Russell it Co..
1641.
before
Profit
equipment for sale and lease to the canning and packing industries.
Properties of the company include 34 factories engaged In the manu¬
facture of metal containers and metal products; 14 factories engaged
in the manufacture of metal, fibre and composite containers; seven
machine shops and a research laboratory.
foreign income
profit
profit
62,614
subsidiary-
income
taxes
$574,846
•37,550
deductions
dividend
Provision for
If
27,148
$441,769
Total
period
$547,698
37,349
income
Miscellaneous
Net
92,475
$404,420
Balance
it
85,046
,
Miscellaneous
Net
1951
$640,173
for
the
tion,
L.
Three Months Ended March 31—
Provision
talners
4,000
4,000
4,000
Livingston Williams & Co.,
American-Hawaiian
46
——
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
Alabama Gas Corp.—-Bids for Bonds—
at Room 1130, 90 Broad Street,
York, N. Y„ up to 11:30 a.m. (EDT) on May 13 for the purchase
it of $4,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series C, due April 1, 1971.
175, p. 1757.
,
H.
5,000
Profit
Bids will be received by the company
it
Bache
5,000
Inc.
—V.
from
'
Shepard
Prescott,
Notices—47
—
Ohio Co.
The
Dividends
New
6,000
it Co
& Co._
it Co.
&
4,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
Co
Turben
Masten
E.
A.
12,000
&
First Cleveland
The
&
—12,000
Miller
Merrill,
1689.
p.
Jones
H.
12,000
Co
&
Hayden,
leaving working capital of $6,233,091.
Book value of
March 31, 1952, according to the company's calcula¬
$18.23.—V.
follows:
Shares
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
Condition
current liabil¬
trustee, are as
46
Reserve Banks
Net
as
Baker, Simonds & Co
Cunningham & Co
Curtiss, House & Co
Fahey, Clark & Co
17,000
17,000
Dillon & Co.-,—
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.—
Eastman,
Fulton, Reid & Co.——
Foreign Exchange Rates
$321,126
$0.87
sales
Profit
Trust Co.,
29,500
—
Ball, Burge it Kraus
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Dividends Declared and Payable-
$4,395,421
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
Co
Sachs & Co.,
Goldman,
Investment News-Cover
General Corporation &
of the underwriters and the number
severally agreed to purchase from Mr.
names
has
Cleveland
The
and
Shares.
Miscellaneous Features
1952—17 Wks.—1951
$4,440,871
$5,057,517
1952—4 Wks.—1951
$1,037,506
$1,082,175
paper.
each
which
shares
McDonald &
33
Prices
SEC Index of Stock
•
—V.
to
wrapping
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
Sapirstein
T.
Period
line,
seals,
to drug stores, and the "Forget-Me-Not"
variety stores.
Gift wrappings include tags,
principally
principally
ribbons
Curtis
Sales
incorporated in Ohio on Jan. 29, 1944,
manufacture and sale of greeting cards and
company,
design,
the
in
sold
sold
Shields
Stores
each,
wrappings.
Greeting cards constitute the principal product and
normally account for about 90% of annual dollar sales.
The company
has
two
lines of
greeting cards; namely, the "American Greeting"
173, p. 2601.
Adam Hat
at >the
gift
——-37
33
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_33
National
$18,000,000, most- of which is due for delivery in 1952, Mr. Perelle said.
—V.
4%' depending upon the average
unsecured " short-term commercial
Installments,
$47,500
of
BUSINESS—The
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
stated.
Perelle
to
for
rate
—
company
tmderfloor
bank
interest
bears
1966,
is
—37
38
Montreal Curb Market——
39
Toronto Stock Exchange
--40
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section——42
Over-the-Counter Markets
43
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
34
Transaction New York Curb Exchange
34
Perelle
Mr.
<
-36
—
3'/2%
from
vary
are
quarterly
1,
Stock Exchange
Montreal
large
a
.in
35
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
readiness.
combat
The
order
currently
rate of '4Vi'> per annum, and is payable
commencing Dec. 1, 1958 and ending Sept.
except for .the last installment which is
$77,500. " The company must " maintain net current assets of at least
$4,000,000 at all times and cannot incur additional indebtedness for
borrowed money other than unsecured short-term bank loans
in the
ordinary course of business and certain purchase money indebtedness.
Moan
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange—,—_37
the
500,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
*■
from two banks and $1,550,000
agreement dated Aug. 30, 1951.
bear interest at the rate of 4% per annum
under an
company
payable in quarterly Installments,, commencing Dec. 1,
.1953 and ending Sept. 1, 1958, of $47,500 each. The insurance company
_______--^25
Angeles Stock Exchange
Los
of
ACF-Brill's 30 acres of productive plant facilities.
Each Army vehicle
will be torn down and rebuilt to new equipment standards in a state
this
loans
Outstanding
$2,500,000
borrowed. $950,000
commercial
Moans), and
Exchange—--29
Boston Stock Exchange
__—.---—--34
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
—34
Detroit Stock Exchange—-—-l——-———34
j'
amount
exact
that
stated
13
Curb
York
New
proceed
President.
(Bonds)
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Ordnance
on the re-manufac¬
large quantity of 2 (/2-ton 6x6 motor vehicles to be
accelerated schedule, It was announced on May 5 by
very
on
Perelle,
bank
1952
5,
$2,500,000
;
(par value $1)^1-^.----
insurance
(such-rate may
prime
MAY
OF
Authorized
loans
company
an
The
(Stocks)^
Stock Exchange
New York
Large Contracts Received by ACF-Brill Motors Co.—
delivered
AS
i
-
,
term
shares
-
Pas®
■
Foremost's
merger
The company
has been authorized by
District of the U. S. Army to immediately
C.
Quotations
,
outstanding
6%
preferred stock will be exchanged for a new cumulative preferred
stock
of
the
continuing
corporation.
It is expected
that certain
ACF-Brill
notes
will
be
refinanced
as
part of
the over-all plan.
the
Upon
from
dated
Jennie Sapirstein
with
agreement
.
•
•Unsecured
Common
owned.
share now
under
trustee
as
1947
-
In This Issue
merger,
of
Co.,
11,
CAPITALIZATION
each Foremost common stockholder
share of common stock of the continuing corporation
now
held.
ACF-Brill common stockholders will con¬
the
terms of
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Trust
"
Under
INSURANCE
-
of Foremost
and
r
that
INDUSTRIAL
-
Copy
a
and Investment News
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Dairies, Inc. voted
on May 6 to approve a
merger of the two companies.
Announcement
of the action was made jointly by Paul Reinhold, President of Fore¬
most, and Charles W. Perelle, President of ACF-Brill.
The companies announced that Foremost will be merged into ACFBrill. Following the merger, the corporation wilt be known as Foremost
Dairies, Inc.
"... "
The merger is subject'to approval of stockholders of both companies
at special meetings to be held about June 16,
1952. - It -is expected
The
Price 90 Cents
York, N. Y., Monday, May 12, 1952
St.
Louis,
Mo.
(2)
Curb Exchange (Associate)
N.
4th
STREET
CE 7600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1954)
2
Monday, May
1J 1952
U J
business
Cash
equivalents
or
receivables
—
-
inventories
Net
Total
current
capital
Working
Net
worth
—
worth
Net
—
assets
liabilities
current
Total
;
-
174,
—V.
in
175,
1018.
p.
Privately—The
company has arranged to place privately through F. S.
Moseley & Co. an issue of $2,000,000 4% notes due se¬
Co.
Smelting
Apex
Placed
Notes
—
rially to 1964.—V. 167, p. 246.
Offered—Warrants
record
May 6 entitling them to subscribe at $30 per share to
the company's new cumulative second preferred stock,
$1.50 series of 1952. Subscriptions are at the rate of one
mailed
held. Rights
share for each nine shares of common
new
expire May 22. The new offering totals 599,560 shares,
and is underwritten by a group of 85 underwriters head¬
from
Net
ry.
ferred.
"
Gross
for
facilities
well
the cost of
as
and now
with
Valley
region
interests
oil
crude
with
Feb.
ended
as
2,537,691
1,379,0.0
593,715
2,510,183
1,205,838
G05,432
197,40J
.
.
175,
2,449,025
1,054,250 »
409,036 *
2,954,784r
1,133,2^0
432,223
1430.
p.
Southwest
elsewhere.
and
29,
$6,795,000
of
realized
was
Bigelow—Debentures Placed Privately—The
Insurance
and
Tne corporation on April 11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 12,000 shares of preferred stock to be offered at par ($25 per
without underwriting.
be
to
used
retire
working capital.—V.
increase
of
$3,332,000
174,
1890.
p.
Three Months Ended March 31—
March—
1952
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
Gross
71,789
income
oper.
income
Federal
of
prof,
excess
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
per
—V.
961,752
to
are
2,754
175,
Atlantic City
L.
of
of
customers
the
added
were
purchase
President,
of
the
the
to
May
on
company's
Millville
Electric
proval by the New Jersey Eoard of
acoulsition of the property was given
Toe
have
lines
effective
Light Co.
-
—V.
175,
Utility
April 24.
The
School
and
Millville
Millville
controlled
were
by
three
Louis
Co.,
which
under
now
$0.33
$0.24
1.
also
was
consideration
to
offered
be
p.
1.
$8,162,129 $34,717,902 $37,766,247
filed
and
May
2
Exchange Commission
a
Net
provision
income
Foreign
for
per
•Taxes
stock
114,085,794
on
___
income)—
Operating
Reserves
income
before
applicable
reserves./
fixed
to
Income
Interest
income
18,213,883
7,621,284
'.is
.
2.844,406
986,352
...
12,480,218
455,829
12,949,429
260,048
:
11,827,260
period
share issue
79,786
506,478
of
18,400
pre-
175,
$1,012,602
*
income —
236,541
Preferred
and
1951.
par
$0.48
$1.66%
of
1552
value
par
value
There
There
in
held
were
common stock as of
and outstanding 50,072
issued
were
convertible
preferred
stock
March
at
31,
809.
p.
'
Common
Preferred
Common
dividends
1951
1950
1949
$796,881
$622,827
$800,618
364,102-
304,224
188,108
Stockholders'
Earnings
Book
per
value
__
ry.
—V.
235,215
201,520
81,841
1,809,565
2,321.600
928,559
933,659
537,895
612,891
Net
ry.
Net
Gross
p.
450.
(&
—
—
$12,312,267 $12,440,205
—
Other
1951
income
28,698
22,850
1951
1950
1949
$169,477
$166,954
24,524
'26,283
'24,834
income.—
'43,502
'98,156
'84,055
685,064
648,579
514,835
517,937
5,950
37,990
'41,519
'173,634
'210,336
'164,753
'213,530
'323,721
oper.
FwiLt
excess
Federal
profits
taxes
on
11,494,530
10,983,608
417,000
;
-52,799
„
,
242 000
.
Earned
on
common
175,
company
p.
1538.
on
Shares of
Earned
common
per
Dividends
stock
cmomon
per
outstanding March
$761
173/p
2601.
06n
54^ 171
taw:
share
$0.76
citve provisions of the
by
concluded
were
a
common
$466 nvo
540 373
rr
this
corporation
The
site is
limits
of
plot of
a
(New
Jersey) below.
on
N.
before last
C.,
to
long-term
a
be
for
&
B.
& O.
than
in
the
stock
and
O.
the
Alton
hauls
other
of
over
railrbads
solicited
.
for
diverted
and
is
It
and
department
however,
at the
the
Chi¬
com¬
arrangements.
tramc
s
of
would
earned
have
set
traffic
in
of Alton.
expense
is
It
lurther
it
stock
was
O.,
repair
the
of
allowed
the
the
that
rolling
value
it
side
on
result
a
most
of
it
••
stock
been
the
at
the?
keep
to
as
until
O.
&
meet
stored
of
stock.!,
B.
to
neglected
and
•-
control
rolling
because
latter
instead
and
sound
a
that
rust and rot
v^
Alton's
had
other
equipment
the
elements,
to
^
properly
time
Alton's
of
$19,500,000, and that such rolling stock
maintenance plus a profit of not less
of
cost
of
time
O.
claimed
is
as
funds
that
that
holders
B.
O.
&
had
and
B.
&
acquired
control
the
of
will value of over
of Alton's rolling
good
a
O.'s
neglect
have
and
such
Alton's
it
consequence,
cost
that
approximately
the
equipment,
good
Mr.
did
the
$35,000,000
have
not
credit
to
to
suffi¬
it.
borrow
will
as
a
going concern was de¬
impossible to operate the Alton
became
railroad.
Alton
nor
Boehm,
for
counsel
as
bond¬
the
committee,
from
has
is
thereupon negotiated the merger with the Gulf.
RR., which created
a
new
major railroad
system
the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes at Chicago.
Ohio
&
extending
It
of
would
Alton
result,
a
In
it
the
purchase
independent
Mobile
This
to
as
stroyed.
an
before
railroad
result
a
Alton was placed in bankruptcy, it had only 3,000
left out of approximately 14,000 that it had at
obtained control.
properly-re-equip
cient
that
profitable
equipment
time B. &
It
alleged
a
that
the
at
pieces
by
&
to Alton.
acquired
O.
&
$5,000,000.
$25,000,000;
the
B.
proper
B.
cars .and
$25,000,000;
and other
cars
less than
not
time
freight
and
action
was
•
bankruptcy,
the
at
Alton
alleged
that
had
maintained, it would have
highly beneficial
proven
alleged
that
as
result
a
to both railroads.
the
Oi
mismanagement
of
the
O., the bondholders of Alton sustained a loss
for which judgment is demanded.—V. 165, p. 3136.
the
B.
&
Alton
of
$45,-
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings<■
March—
Gross
Net
1952'
from
Net-.from
ry.
Net
railway—
1949
$2,900,162
$2,850,671
780,810
'
778,779
900,054
income
oper.
1"eO
1951
$2,968,946
railway
from
from
ry.
—V.
$2,834,742
;
787,663
,.
316,486
184,872
,8,799,941
8,500,075
7,*53,358
8,124,658
2,731,598
2,568,344
2,356,501
2,021,475.
952,429
railway-
796,884
893,654
691,8-29
railway...
income.—
oper.
175,
292,925 "
262,984
1538.
p.
March—
1952
from
1949
$808,184
$1,047,013
250,377
,
520,215
135,498
$561,554.
120.562
36,075
110,969
398,065
60,045
1,959,571
2,313,901
1,703,742
2,087,062
income—
oper.
1950
1951
$399,260
railway
railway.——
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway-
railway.
J.
Charlotte,
be
90 acres,
over
and
received
Morgan
purchase
&
is
part
equipment
trust
instalments
to
up
lease.
The
comple¬
upon
lease
is
a
short
distance
with
outside
of
the
Morrocroft
the
Farm.—V.
(EDT)
noon
14
at
Incorporated, 23 Wall St., New
railway company of an issue
Co.,
from
in
annual
May
of
on
of
to
be
$155,000
dated
each
May
from
1,
1952
1953
to
the
of
this
for
company
charter
trust
will
amendments
stock, series A,
into preferred
1
by
the
agreement.—V.
p.
on
May
providing
and
stock,
Bankers
175,
certificates
meet
share,
May
622,765
232,769
332,371
city
175
and
1967,
N.
Y.,
$2,325,000
to
mature
related
28
May 7
bid of 99.663.
on a
Other
and
and
Interstate
worth
to
preferred
vote
inclusive.
1859.
Co.,
upon
common
resolutions
stock
calling
for
voluntary conversion of pre¬
voting trust certificates, share for
series B, according
Trust
and
depositary
to an announcement
under
the
voting
on
trust
of
Pressprich & Co.
equip¬
$66,000
Bros.
coupon
&
,
Halsey,
were:
Hutzler,
these certificates
EARNINGS
Stuart
Co.
&
99.111.
subject to
are
the approval of
Commission.
,
will be used to finance about 80%
of the
cost of $1,243,-
locomotives,FOR MARCH
March—
Gross
-
3V4%
a
Commerce
diesel
of
for
Salomon
sale
The proceeds
942
also
bidders
99.517;
AND
FIRST
THREE
MONTHS
1952
from
1951
1950
1949
$2,662,417
$2,564,029
$2,367,135
$2,732,607
103, G02
'119,543
78,234
287,182
'289,961
'469,007
'280,473
'4,794
8,335,552
railway.....
7,638,204
6.965,666
7,631,163
'
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway.
income—.
oper
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
railway-
739,540
201,564
471,666
473,477
518,463
'823,785
'488,498
'375,816
railway...
income—
oper.
175,
1758.
p.
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.—Proposed Merger
Carleton
their
with
the
the
of
board,
told
shareholders
at
Air
Putnam
pointed
out
approximately $20
share
each
of
C.
change in
debentures
stock
of
each
$35
the
Chairman
meeting on May 6 that the proposed merger of C. & S.
Lines, Inc., of Atlanta, Ga., would greatly strengthen
earning and operating positions of both systems.
receive
any
Putnam,
annual
Delta
Mr.
for
Omaha Ry.—Equip¬
annually June 1, 1953 to 1967, inclusive. The certificates
were priced to yield
2.25% to 3.35%, according to ma¬
turity. This issue was awarded to the underwriters on
the
office
York,
the
certificates
Holders of voting
after
420,045
326,096
and associates, on May 8 offered $990,000 of 3y4%
ment trust certificates dated June 1, 1952 and due
Net
will
P.
the
714,199
52,954
1442.
p.
•Deficit.—V.
for
275,618
income...
oper.
175,
ment Trust Certificates Offered—R. W.
the
the construction
occupied
1430.
p.
ferred
Oil Co.
week
Stock Conversion Planned—
share
Revenue Act of 1951,
Aftapulgus Clay Co.—Bankers
Buy Interest—
See Standard
the
building in Charlotte,
Corp., a North Carolina company headed by John W. Galprominent real estate operator.
Celanese Corp. of America announced that
it is planned to commence
construction in a few weeks' time, and it is
anticipated felrat the build¬
ing will be completed by January, 1954.
There will be approximately
216,000 square feet of floor area.
^
——111111
amounted ot
—V.
31
share
common
office
an
Bids
_
1931
reduced
without proper compensation
freight
valueless.
Issuance
Corp. of America—Leases Building—
Negotiations
of
of
stock
in
Alton
the
and
interchange
Alton
14,000
of
to
Central of Georgia Ry.—Bids for
Equipments—
DtvM=nT™6pre7=7r^«ic-i::::::::z:::::::
that
•100,925
,
701 000
.
income—
of
of
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
...
Celanese
$12,340,965 $12,463,055
•Fcuct&I
the
Court
during the period of its control, B. & O.
freight revenues in excess of $17,500,000.
that
is
It
Gross
breath,
1952
of
District
operated
O.
lines
which,
had
stock
became
Staunton
Subs.)—Earnings—
both
rolling
ry.
Vermont—Earnings—
$196,223
railway..—
from railway
ry. oper. income...
tion
Atlas Powder Co.
3 Months Ended March 31—
Sales
lines
more
of
sufficient
from
May 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 250,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be offered at
20 cents per share, without
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
for drilling expenses.
Presi¬
As
&
O.'s
profitable
itself
to
alleged
subject
Net
1952
from
The
succeeding
174,
$45,-
of
sum
mismanagement
alleges
benefit
&
eliminated
alleged that
rolling
tracks
Inc.,
Supplee Jr. on May 6 was elected President,
Robert H. Colley, who was elected
Chairman of the Board
dent, Mr. Supplee becomes Chief Executive Officer.—V.
the
B.
the
B.
to
department
Alton
Alton's
Gross
Changes in Personnel—
Henderson
traffic
value
a
912,816
Capeila Copper Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
$3 14
$83.61
O.
the latter
possessed
580,426
$233,715
'Deficit.—V.
352,000
against
^having
275,651
3,584,791
as
Alton,
' -'573,455
"
railway.....
railway.!
from
from
3,583,815
1952 period,
the
recover
the
to
York,
the
for
had
O.
&
further
is
the
Net
income
oper.
Net
Net
$92.18
•Includes $5,678,700 Federal
income taxes in
$5,695,700 in the 1951 period.-
of
an
the
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
March—
365,867,555 335,147,965
.
committee
220,790
2,322,383
175, p. 1538.
Gross
330,000
$3.45
share
common
protective
From Jan. 1—
11,590,719
share.
common
per
174,
328,752
2,641,508
railway
railway—
from
352,000
3,584,791
outstanding—
outstanding
equity including minority
shares
New
that
not
repair B. & O.'s equipment,
Net
1952
'
from
Net
3,584,391
paid
shares
stockholders.—V.
It
is
further
alleged that B. & O. diverted purchases of company
equipment,, coal
and
other
supplies
from
shippers
over
Alton
to
potential shippers over B.
& O.
lines, and used Alton facilities to'"
Gross
-Earnings
From Jan. 1—
330,000
paid
to
owing
of
lines
benefit
&
B.
further
is
000,000
$931,579
from
Gross
12,689,381
dividends
It
as
$0.33
shares
$1.66%
31,
of
1951.
cumulative
1951.—V.
1,903,048
March
shares
and
$734,588
(after
requirements).—
issued
were
as
Alton,
and
District
and
to
B.
that
diverted from
1,245,540
,
From Jan. 1—
Net
at
From Jan. 1—
11,371,431
469,211
(net)—•.
lines
joint
a
and
the
Canadian Pacific Lines in
—
—
.
6,842,452
before interest charges—
charges
9,442,966
20,101,502
assets—!
operating income
Non-operating
10,131,683
covering
offered
,
141,742,643
122,096,933
$
expenses
(including Federal taxes
;
Canadian Fund, Inc. (Md.) — Books Closed—Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and Dominick & Dominick on May 7 an¬
nounced that subscription books have been /closed on
their offering of 900,000 shares of Canadian/Fund/ Inc.
capital stock. See details in V. 175, p. 1858. r
Net
Net
.
dividend
stock
and
foreign
1,921,557
common
treasury
1952
and
—....
income
ferred
U. S.
taxes........2,286
profits tax—.......
198,330
excess
Earnings
for
railway
Net from railway—....
Net ry. oper. income...
152,330,118
general
selling
two
bondholders
the
sustained,
Alton's
which
Alton,
1951
1952
taxes.
income
Federal
Gross
1951
30
be
control of the Alton RR. which ran between
and Kansas City; that the interests of the two
benefit
from
Alton's
(& Subs.)—Earnings—i
incomes
on
$4.25
1952
income—
and
San Francisco,
$31,082,066 $28,995,319
before
of
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
•'
operating
per
by
Three Months Ended March 31—
operating
($100
par
1952—4 Mos.—1951?
1952—Month—-1951
$8,566,888
sales
March—
Costs,
at
Jan.
14, 1952 on a share-for-share
privilege), without underwriting. Rights
proceeds will be used primarily for
2182.
-'l '
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine
Atlantic Refining Co.
to
below.
for
conflicting;
were
own
traffic
than
shares
acquired by Atlantic. City Electric
the
City of Millville.—V. 175,
its
up
'
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 3,700 shares of common stock (valued att$80 per share) to
be exchanged for a maximum of 14,800 shares of Land Escrow & Safe
Deposit Co. stock valued at $592,000. No underwriting is involved.
1358.
Gross
$267,965
1,094,456
requirements
on
1952
are
the Millville Hospital, the Vineland Training
Burlington County Hospital of Mt. Holly. Sale of the
.
April
acquired
The
With Securities
company
31,
charitable
cents)
on
Chicago
damages
Southern
the
Alton's
the
They
the
Water
is
Utilities
10
(par
SEC
the
of
for
O.
California Pacific Title Insurance Co.,
March
completed.
Ap¬
Commissioners for
the
during the period of its control by the B. & O.
complaint, which has been filed in the U. S.
St.
(& Subs.)—April Sales Up—;
—
when
2,
May
the
May 7
announced
that he had commenced
Baltimore and
Ohio RR. Co. in behalf cf
&
1538.
p.
new
6,000
was
Public
on
that
acquisition of the Millville property climaxes negotiations which
underway since March when the transaction was first an¬
institutions.
p.
-
announced
been
nounced.
Co..
1
in
carry
the
on
B.
record
15.
173,
Period End. April 30—
Sales
Counsel
Boehm,
against
cago,
for
letter of notification with the SEC
a
stock
common
May
on
expenses.—V.
common
Electric Co.—Purchase Completed—
England.
with
Be.l,
M.
such manner as to benefit the B.
May 1 filed
on
stockholders
expire
NOTE—There
Bayard
Indicator is
lighter weight
to
•
stock
Industries, Inc.,
compsny,
action
It
1537.
p.
air
its
Chicago & Alton RR.—Group Sues B. & O. RR.—
Louis
this
with
Butler Brothers
123,401
11,473
Fathe
248,948
basis (with an oversubscription
1,031,666
148,408
48,316
Judson
516,913
1222.
1,500 shares
Federal
226,958
and
contractors
Chesapeake Industries, Inc.- -New Name£fee
The
1,094,456
outstanding—..—.'
share
!
common
p.
to
share)
9,763
1,145,748
and
$2,430,137
stock
The corporation
covering
51,057
89,463
Allender
414,102
taxes
Bug Drilling Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
16,265
291,739
income.—,
models
1691.
alleged
taxes
1,198,228
railway--,-..
railway
oper.
M.
p
Alton
——$360,045
.....
common
175,
$363,369
,
entrained
new
steel
cement
filed
was
common
1951
taxes
income and
income
66,830
77,742
19,979.
21,164
T
From Jan. 1—
and
panies
Net
Shares
Income
1949
of
$2,964,423
-
before
for
Prov.
$344,722
$398,130
the
alloy,
/or
share through Blair F. Claybaugh & Co., Harr.sburg, Pa.,
Goodbody & Co., New York.
The proceeds are to go to Robert
774,147
income
Profit
Net
1950
1951
$381,163
shares
1952
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
RR.—Earnings—
"
cents per
000,000
The proceeds are to be used for working
Point
West
»
Chair¬
2287.
p.
*.
,
rftdreY'
mixed
v;i
former
notification
of
letter
bondholders
Six Months Ended March 31—
Gross
debentures
1948
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
capital.
Atlanta &
173,
1. /
•
ireshly
John T. Gocsett,
by this company,
convenient
said.—V.
in
Co.,
will
proceeds
to
The
Ore.—Files—
the
*
for Master, and
content
6.
magnesium
than
more
he
80,000
$2,000,00.0; Provident Mutual Life
Insurance Co. $1,750,000 and State Mutual Life Assurance
Co. of Worcester, $750,000.
Life
Calif.—Files
Astoria Plywood Corp., Astoria,
cast
it
air
Century Natural Gas & Oil Corp.—Files—
A
through Reynolds & Co. Massachusetts Mutual Life In¬
Co. purchased $3,000,000; New England Mutual
sales
on
Le/d,
surance
was originally active,
the Great Lakes and Central
the
in
of
durable
makes
40
has placed privately $7,500,00 of 414% sinking
April 1, 1952 and due April 1, 1967
company
it
where
Made
more
May
on
designed
entrained
fund debentures dated
in recent
ended Sept. 30, 1951,
consolidated sales exceeded
net income of $12,138,000.
For the five months
1952, net income
of $99,435,000.—V. 175, p. 1858.
share),
income
oper.'income...
drilling
large drilling program.
a
year
million,
$20;j
divisions
company's operations have been extended
Ohio
fiscal
the
marketing
and
most of the area between
cover
Tennessee,
In
the
beyond
years
transportation
refining,
BUSINESS—The
190,252
$304,597
384,825
184,32o
railway
from
ry.
from
physical
the
$860,876
476,027
railway.,.
from
Net
—V.
the sale of
the stock will be used by
expansion program and for working capital.
Capital additions projected for the current fiscal year are expected
to involve
outlays .in excess of $30 million, and include additional
its
in
$817,195
337,741
127,647
indicator,
has been developed
announced
man,
1949
■
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Ashland
1950
is
preferred
new
railway—.—
oper.
Net
convertible into common at the holder's
option at the rate of V'z shares of common for each share of pre¬
The
air
of
From Jan. 1—
Earned
A. G. Becker & Co. Incorporated.
ed by
Net
May 7 to common stockholders of
on
1951
$1,030,869
554,583
railway
from
Gross
The
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—Stock
were
entrained
determinations
,
1952
Brown &
1952—3 Mos.-—1951
$2,075,129 $1,892,895
1952—Month—1951
$830,500
$652,268
improved
concrete,
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings—
March—
Co., Inc.—April Sales Up—
Angerman
Indicator dVTade\ H1- i
An
175, p. 1642.
accurate
—V.
Period End. April 30—
Central Scientific Co.—Improved
by Alton Group-
Chicago & Alton RR. below,—V.
See
1986.
p.
Sal(es
—V.
—
share
per
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Sued
in
Mar. 31,'52 Dec. 31/51 Mar. 31/51
$994,186
$1,328,962
$725,887
3,968,969
4,065,901
3,754,221
7,108,162
7,265,287
5,223,623
12,240,431
12,812,456
9,888,581
5,307,324
5,929,111
3,326,157
6,933,107
6,883,345
6,562,424
7,175,617
6,948.556
6,292.844
$20.50
$19.85
$17.98
FINANCIAL STATISTICS—
Net
is
quarter was
the period.
About 49% of this new
rearmament classifications.
The backlog of unfilled orders at
the close of the
excess
of $19,000,000.
during
made
the
&
C.
will
&
be
merged
face
combined
value
S.
S.
that
face
the
earned
exact
surplus
convertible
at
companies
on
the
had
after
annual
In
5l/2%
will
of
operating
.
31,
option
one
year
would
debentures
be
March
holder's
the
shareholders
S.
&
amount
the basis
of debentures.
systems
C.
value of 20-year
The
stock.
adjusted
1952,
into
share
ending
revenues
of
Dec.
in
and
for
for
the
common
stock
for
31,' 1951,
excess
of
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
3
(1955)
Principal
$40,000,000 whcih were more than 11 times the $550,000 annual interest
•charges.on the 20-year debentures.
Principal
J. .Amount.
..
C.
C.
a.n appl*catlon with
Amount"
Mullaney,
comprises 6,474 unduplicated miles of do¬
mestic" routes and 3,034 miles internationally in the Caribbean and to
South
America.
In
volume
of
domestic
traffic
handled,
it
would
range sixth in the United States after the Big Four and Nbrthwest-
Julien
Collins
•Cooley
&
Capital.-
-Courts # Co.—,—
300,000
E. M.
Cruttenden ■&,
200,000
aiviL interested Lrln»6a° ?^S: and
interiS peisons until May
New York Hanseatic
combined
The
,
In
>
t
reply to
{proposed
•panies
system
v
shareholder,
a
be
meetings.
special
"
.
Inc.
Mr. Putnam said that the
submitted "to shareholders of both comQuestioned as to 'when the CAB might
from
would
merger
at
-..•*■•
,
query
a
Co.,
and
Codings
....
-
Wells
Co.
&
250,000
■
-
K.
B.
100,000
x__-__
Co,—
&
.250,000
Inc.-
Co.
250,000
Go.—
Co,—.,—'
Cunningham
—Co.,
W. H. Newbold's Son &
:
Loeb &
Co.
canita'l
its
sanction
*Putnam
said
possible
and
-within
.the
to
the
that
it
eight
is
of
merger
would
final CAB
that
Delta
and
C.
expedited
be
procedinas
-
hoped
approval
&
300,000
•_
100,000
.
as
be
can
Shelby. Cullom Davis
Mr.
S.,
account
Homer O'Connell & Co.
operations
current
of
C.
S.,
&
Putnam
Mr.
R.
used
and
is
this
added.-—--
being
,
thus
costs
'
•
.
increased
£
operating
far
in
-
-
traffic,
Dick
the
175,
&
1859.
&
Francis I.
(Co„v_I—'
Morris
Fahe.v.
Co-
&
Clark
Co—
&
•Robert
$64,239,000 of first collateral trust mortgage 4%% sink¬
'Glover
Inc.
100,000
books
of Jthe bonds
from
106to
ward
from
Sinking
par.
104 V» %
to
be
may
fund
made
redemption
.at
receding -prices
prices range down¬
'Goldman, Sachs
to
at
pay
(mortgage
4%
maturity
bonds
$50,000,000
due
July
the
of
sale
series
principal
A
bonds
will
■■
tions
and
those
heretofore
betterments-to
leased' to' the
"Issue
df
cipal
amount
series
,-pledged
offirst
and
Co.,
and
Grand
Chicago
}■
track
all
street
level
which
of
fivp
yards
trains
Trunk
of
miles
the--stock
.of
owners
divided
for
five
railroads,
owner
Indiana
is
C.
&
E. X,
.as
Illinois
RR.
.
900,000
miles
H.
&' C
$"100,000
r
.
-
& :Co.—
&
,
ties
and
service
their
of
part
freight
five
owner
their- passenger
all
and
which
roads,
&
M.
Stokes .& Co.
Walter
business
Chicago. *
r"
'
"
900.000
&
1.1
smaller
roads
base
yards.
interchange
-'connects,
and
In
urea.
the
Belt
by, "the Belt in
all
each
serves
handled
were
cars
facilities
with
twelve
other.
of
The
the
1951
400
over
in
1951.
exceeded
industries,
The
total
2,000,000.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Lynch
Authorized
<
.
c••First coll.
fund
trust
bonds,
4
4%#
mtge.
series
May
tAmounts
-
payable
(Common capital
to owner
stock
■
$64,239,000
250,000
788,277
roads—r_
$100)
ipar
-
18,122,726
50,000 shs.
_—
principal
$2,500,000
of
amount
and
SEC
'
refunding
*
,
mortgage
funds
sinking
mortgage
series
those
for
bonds
bonds
series.
issued.
be
may
D
will
remain
the
.in
made
is
lease
the
.•
of
1982,
(b>
or
Interstate
principal
-
;
Gross
Net
the
entire
jointly,
to
series A
forth
*
.
after its
Boston
respective
'•
-
,
Corp. $3,645,000
-
Inc.
3,644.000
J.
'
-
Bosworth,
Co.,
C.
''
."
Net
&
J
—1
-
1!
'
Bradford
&
100,000
Co.__
250,000
Branch,
Cabell & Co
Co.__
100,000
Stockton Broome & Co.
-
.
Corbett &
Burns,
•
Alex.
Aspden, Robinson & Co.
100.000
Burnham
100,000
Co.__
Redpath
&
&
-
.
C. F.
Central
450,000
&
Co.ll
1,150,000
City
Becker & Co. Inc.
700,000
G.
Stearns
<Si
Bioren
&
;
Co
100,000
100,000
E.
350,000
"
1,150,000
Blyth &~Co., Inc
Commercial
Dana
and
of
G.
Gas
Canada,
NOTE:
On
$48.00
per
account
of
Inc.,
Refining
Oil
Fuel
&
and
be
in
175,
that
;
par
the
1951
purchase
T
open
and
notes
and
payment,
as
May 20,
1952,
to request
stock " of
common
of
which
The
program.
request
has
3%7#:
its
of
would
SEC
hearing
a
an
Cumberland
principal .amount
be applied
given inter-
this
upon
appli¬
after
1
14
years
Directors
of
that
of
He will continue
Columbian.
Vice-President
of
President
as
wholly-owned subsidiary.
Fred'k
of
to
comoany
H.
Levey
succeed
Mr.
Co.;
Hillas.
•
—V.
(11.34%),
.the
*
'
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1952—.12 Mos.—1951
<jj
$
■
1"
'
'
1
■
77,531,871
13,791,884
12,487,786
40,032,545
40,868,758
286,831
259,858
1,613,857
*1,684,464
14.073,715
12,747,644
2,935,877
3,515,066
41,652,412
42,553,222
12,937,463 .12,617,744
11,142,838
~
296,247,430 277.990 097
65,044,085 246,214,885 237,121,339
9,232,578
28,664,949
dividend
566,445
per* com.-stock-
29,935.478
821.006
$0.77
'
•
$0.67
$2.03
$2.18
915.
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.—April Sales—
.
Period End. April 30—
1950
1952—Month—1951
$2,764,805
$1,834,338
342,783
$1,3
940,666
835,404
330,'749
885,533
782,428
258,153
175,
<'
1538.
p.
*
'
'
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$2,234,986
;"
:
'
$9,728,861
$9,528,362
..
1949
$2,106,314
887,977
.
746,043
....
■
63,746,549
taxes__
1—^—1
deducts, (net)
175, p.
(&
'
82,538,433
income
<Earn&.
Co.
1,952—3 Mo?.—1951.
(57.25%),
(9.59%),
the
Co.
-
.
-
6,285,394
Crane Co.
1,754,681
1,529,087
939,793
;
1952
sales
.
1951
1950
$61,763,000 $67,558,000 $37,128,000
Earnings
' 1, 276.958
2,815,126
(& Subs.)—Earnings— '
Quarters Ended March 31—
4, 100,408
2,976;380
" "
4,448,266
Airlines,
-
Inc.—Sale
of
Vote
Is
trefore
Federal
taxes
income
on
3,960,000
8,349,000
929,000
1,728,000
-4,161,000
368,000
$2,232,000
$4,188,000
—____
rProvision
Net
Not
<
....
•
Assets
for
Federal
income
taxes
earnings
0After
■
it.
.
President,
At
;
Pa.
showed
239,249
committee
votes
last
headed
slate,
newspaper- ^publisher. ' The
by
management
J
"
.
margin
.
1
lavoreu
against
it.
that
Corporation
in
of
case
Actually, of thd 425,714 shares, voting. • near-ly
with National Airlines.
Under the Delaware
merger
laws,"
a
vote
of
Colonial), is
'
p.
1538.
"
51%'
of
all
required, for
outstanding
the
sale
of
shares
(257,801
company
of
assets.
Co.
1-950
f
ISSUE
TO
the
and
the
1951,
level
substantial
earnings.
J.
on
the
purposes
said
L.
a
for
a
backlog
Holloway
orders
in the
heavy
the
this
that
we
have
first
quarter
'
* 1
"Between
inflation
of
business .volume, including our added opera¬
for working capital which is needed "both in
Canada and
in this country.
As a result we plan to sell an issue
.-■of debentures.
At the meeting of the directors, held on April 22,'a
tions;
we
pinched
are
! 25-year sinking fund debenture issue was authorized in the amount
of $20,000,000.
The following day a registration statement was filed
with
the SEC covering this
proposed
issue.
The
coupon
rate
and
'
these
have
price
selling
"
actions
will
not yet
take
been
place
established,
this
week."—V.
but it
175,
is
pp.
expected tnat
1759, 1860.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Advances to Units—
&
Co,^_L_
W.
&
The
100,000
150,000
of
300,000
by
an
corporation has joined with
five of its subsidiaries In
the filing
Cristina Copper Mines, Inc.—Stop Order Issued—
1
The
application with the SEC for an order authorizing cash advances
to 4he subsidiaries, as follows, • to finance the purchase
their current inventories: The Ohio Fuel Gas.Cr>., $8,500,000;
United Fuel Gas Co.,
$6,350,000"; The Manufacturers Light & Heat
Co..
$4,000,000;
Central
Kentucky., Natural Gas Co.,
$900,000;
and
100,000
700,000
Home
700.000
Burr, Inc-.
150.000
May" 14,
Gas
Co.,
1952 to
$600,000.
request
a
The SEC
has given
interested
hearing upon the application.
persons
011
May
2
the issuance of a stop order sus¬
of the registration statement of this corpo¬
announced
the effectiveness
,
ration.
of gas fcr
Clarke
SEC
pending
Columbia
,
statement,
This
„
until
shares
share,
'
shares
of
-the
became
were
50c
covering a proposed public offering of
par value
common stock
of Cristina at
effective
sold;
and
Aug. 22,
Cristina
1950.
However,
withdrew
the
only
unsold
31,610
368,390
400,000
$1
of
per
tho
shared
'
&
Co.—
_'
100,000
The*
Columbia
Gas
System,
Inc.,
and
Its' subsidiary,
United
Fuel
on
June
13,
1951.—V.
174,
p.
186.
Chronicle (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William1B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D Seibert Editor and Publisher
"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, 111
1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards^ & Smith. - Copy right 1952 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tll«
N. Y., under the Act of March 3; 1879.
Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $45.00 per year; in Dominion
year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
President,
the
fluctuations
a
of
basis,
President.
said:
than
time
part
first
the
of
demand
more
no
latter
is
quarterly
results
Holloway,
of
addition,
In
the
this
SO.18
•
.
very
whereas
war
because
and
DEBENTURES—Mr.
higher
a
anticipated
facts,
leporled
as
Korean
be
now
these
comparison
well,
was
experienced
$561,000
$1.72
•
1950 or in 1952.
company
from
can
of
has
for
as
there
1951
of
the
indirectly
increase
included
"
Inc.,
47%"
-
cast
58'>
Crane
$0.89
case in either
1950
In view
year.
was
-
.
of
seasonal
with,185,211
James Hale Steinman,
share
common
the beginning
half
resulting
compared
as
per
providing for dividends.on preferred shares-
which was not the
«
■
515,600 Colonial shares or a total of 246,770 votes east, were
favor of the sal? to. National, while .only 34%,- or 180,430 votes
175,
its
program.
its
proceeds
to
May
on
of
-
income
Preferred
its
the
—V.
Proceeds
Co.
Co.
1642.
p.
Y
the
and
Fuel
principal
.
$25
Executive
income
oper.
Net
influence
.The proposal Jto sell the assets of Colonial to National Airlines,
not "obtained by a slim margin of 11,031-votes.
ot
More than
of
Ohio
notes.
long-term securities through
3%%
until
and
1952
a
revenues*
etc.,
this
West
Net
stockholders
the
into
$1,500,000
President
635.
Financial
Seibert,
19,
income
—V.
$1,987,339
x
-
2,488,986
Dykes,
of
$14,697,065
purchase,
retired
,
Law,
elected
STate-2-0613);
office at New York,
(Telephone
post
Clark
Coffin
Cohu
William
Whiteside, West
Winslow. Inc
Securities Corp._
W.
to
until
1442.
p.
Lancaster,
700,000
___
Corp.
Clark, Dodge & Co.____
Clayton Securities Corp._
450,000
_L'
Blunt Ellis & Simmons-
The
Empire
opsiv'income,^-
were
150,000
150,000
100,000
Co
&
Net
Gross
to
was
x
Co.__
itsi
1952
1647.
p.
exps." and
.
of
not
that
controlling
a
Gulf
by
; 54,038.
.
Richard
'
Blair
Indirectly,
Standard
The
6,216,031
2,776,893
175,
for
100,000
100,000
Biddle, Whelen & Co.__
William
to
railwayrailway____u_
defeat
Chace,
450.000
Inc.
A.
Oper.
been
The vote in favor of the present management slate headed by Branch
T.
350,000
Co._____
of
Republic Co.
(Inc.)
Co.,
and
Cassell & Co., Inc.
Baker. Weeks & Harden
Bear,
income
Obtained—
-
Sons
Carroll •&
W.
350,000
Co.
&
Brothers
350,000
_-
Whipple
Brown
Byrd
Lee
Auchlincloss, Parker &;
Robert W. Baird
or
subject
...1952
railway-—
railway—
from
gas
...
construction
May
Hillas
p.
Operating
recently
application
declared
be
Commission :found
directly
held
is
an
Line Co.
The
Cities.—V.
of
.
Colonial
to
f
Pickard, Inc.
100.000
Bacon.
has
Eddins, who
S.
board
The management of this corporation was
re-elected by an over¬
whelming jnargui on-May -2 despite efforts of a stockholders' committee
100,000
450.000
its
to
until
Levey Co
•^Earnings
,
_l
:_i.
700,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
and
hot
and
from
ry,
—V.
,
Amount
Sullivan
Inc.
350.000
&- Peck
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.
American Securities
Atwill
subsidiary
a
D.
the
t
ry. .oper.
*Net
1
Principal
'
Corp.
Pipe
Cities,
stock
subsidiary
a
from
-
Gross
t
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Adams
Corp.,
of
name.
Principal
Amount
The First
,
*
accrued' interest
bonds set
for
and
proposes
shares
of
storage
persons
-its
.
From Jail.1—
$64,239,000
of -series
A bonds
at
100.10%
of
their principal
from May 1, 1952, to the several underbelow, -each of which has agreed, severally and not
purchase from the Western Indiana the principal amount
$575 000
program
its
Inc.,
of
Period End. Mar. 31—
"
member
a
granting
order
an
112.69% ),
(9,13% )„
Co,
being
from
;Net
listed
writers
of
sell
with
:Ken-
SEC
Kentucky's
Kentucky
117,843
$8,500,000 of
System,
maximum
a
M.
H.
174,
Int.,
are
March—
owner
amount
amount plus
>
and
succeed
to
Cities.
by
Texas'
Oil
of
policies
or
Co.
agreed, subject to the approval
Commission." to
Central
construction
application.--
Gas
175,
was
—V.
v
company has
Commerce
together
the
Kentucky
250,000
stock.
capital
UNDERWRITERS—The
of the
of
Central
be funded
of
promissory notes,
Frederick
Inc.,
100,000
200.000
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings-
1, 1952, such advances may be liquidated only through
(a)
non-interest bearing
securities subordinated in all
the series -A bonds and maturing not earlier than May 2,
~
with
Gentral
account loans.
Sales
of
to
Waggoner
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
Yarnall & Co.—.
Motor
Gulf
Texas
West
Pure
May
issue
respects
West
controlled
not
Pipe
''latter
-
to
.refunding mortgage bonds of series A. C -and D, including interest
paid on bonds in those' sinking funds.
Under the joint supplemental
j
1952,
.Chairman .of the Board
,as
Other
company"
Line
refunding
by. the. owner roads
applicable to the first
funds
1,
open
8,000 .shares, of
persons
.Frea'k
100,000
Co.—Application Granted by SEC—
Sun
and
*
Plymouth
by. Cities.
respective
additional first and
the amounts payable
No
tOf
$17,321,162
represents advances
through their 'payments into the sinking
.' roads,
-
of
Plymouth
M'ayf 2 issued
on
management
1962,
1
the
of
"subsidiary
Texas
refunding
series E bonds due Sept.; 1, 1962, will be pledged with
under the first collateral trust mortgage.
Until Sept. 1,
$5,488,000 principal amount of first and refunding mortgage,
series A bonds, $98,000 principal amount of first and refunding mortgage
series C bonds and SI 1,943,000 principal amount of first and
trustee
by
shares
Columbian Carbon Co.—New President of Unit—
Wyatt, Neal &
Vice-President
*
mortgage 4%%
.the
Virginia
'
Mansfield,
President
The
50.000 shs.
first
of
.par,
subsidiary, .Gentral
application
sale
with
Cy
directors
.►a
1
of
issue
'•■An
Distribution's'
shares
at
promissory
connection
the
upon
Robert
900,000
Wurts, Dulles & Co
200,000
■
—
J company 'that
788,277
Co's
Weeks'#
\
retired.~-V. 175, p'. 1859.
1
-
:_x._
of
10,000
stock,
and Its
an
additional
given-interested
Columbia
cation.—V.
1,150,000
1,15Q;000
100,000
450,000
has
SEC
by Cumberland
.
Cities Service
covering
agreements
equipment—..
of
Utilities
subsidiary, The Ohio Fuel Gas Co
have
authorizing Ohio Fuel to issue and sell
.an
Outstanding
$65,000,000
sale
purchase
'Gas
order
to Columbia
■ested
150,000
.
June
on
450,000
~
1982'
Conditional
anl,
con-,
it-is-proposed ihat Ohio Fuel's outstanding 2^/c
:.in rthe amount of $8,500,000 owing :to 'Columbia
loans
installment
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
Wood, Struthers & Co.
1,150,000
»
,.
;
P.
'elected
»
1,
notes;
securities'
subsidiaries'
$250,000
(c)
par, ' and
a
maximum
3%%
installment
in
gas
together with
J. R. Williston & Co.__
1
&
175, p. 414.
John
of
sinking
due
A,
and
common
notes.
Commonwealth (Edison
?
'
such
expenditures
the
Amere
and
par,
$600,000
its
an
purchase
$45
300,000
Chrysler Corp.—New President of Unit—
cars
FINANCING
for
of
letter's
addition,
The
•
GIVING
promissory
and'
additional
100,000
200,000
'_
Co.—Z-
Leonard
'
CAPITALIZATION
.u'ar
$25
of
by
not
100,000
Whiting,
Pierce,
Milwaukee
—V.
•
..
.
Lynch,
Moore,
which
of
stock
14
of
oar
subsidiary, Cumberland &
Allegheny Gas Co. ihave filed an application with the SEC for an order
authorizing Cumberland to issue and sell and Columbia to
.200,000
1,150,000
Corp.
Alstyne Noel Corp.
Weeden & Co., Inc.—
Wertheim & Co.——1_
White, Weld & Co.—_
Stubbs
Fenner & Beane_i
The
owner
for
number
at
_
applied to Ohio Fuel's
issuance
Division
Belt
sale
200j000
Co—
Securities
150,uU0-v
E. Masten & Co.—
interchanged, with ell the trunk'lines and
switching
lines
operating
in
the
Chicago
local
.addition,
loaded
handled
'
the
its
directly
business .is
^practically- all
.275,264
Through
cars
Inc
to
the
.hearing
1
200,000
Merrill
Division is a freight switching and transfer railroad con¬
pf ia multiple -track .line located principally within the city
of Chicago,, a central clearing classification yard and several
limits
.
A.
a
700,000
-
Van
700,000
'
■
•
and
purpose of
financing its scheduled
The SEC has given interested
persons
request
a
hearing upon the applicafion.-
t0
stock,
of
be
The
-
100,000
150,000
Co.__
900,000
«
Coe_'______
"Mason-Hagan,
and from
do
issuance
$450,000 of Amere's 35,8% install
shares of Virginia Gas Distribution
filed
for
the
Mav
the
to the SEC for
"cushion"
the
350,000
Co., Inc
American. .Cor.p,.,
Union
'JMcMaster Hutchinson &
large
a
1952
order
and
until
common
shares
at
have
stock
(liquidation of the
200;000
-
Co.
.&
J—
Stokes
Thomas".&
1,150,000
Rhoades •«& Co
Belt
sisting
s
for
.:;.
,
The
it
14,
repayable
450,000
Talmage & Co._
100,000
—.—
Co.—
&
Swiss
1,150,000
Co.
Loeb,
&
-Brothers
i. Stroud
Co.
Langley & Co.
Higginson Corp.l
Mackall
j
terminal facili¬
use
«tock,
Gas .Co.,
common
account
Barney & Co— •
■1,150,000
450,000
.
Co.
its
follows-
as
its
and
10.000
instalment, promissory
In
200,006
-
Smithers &
Stern
of
700,000
'
for
par
would
Starkweather & Co_—
t
-
S.
lOOjOOO
Co
Peabody
Kormendi
Carl
Smith,
F.
C.
W.
Lee
Division."
passenger
common
-the
amount
lOOJOOO
Scribner
350,000
Ladenhnrg, Thalmann'
& -Co.
main
1
100,000
Taylor
Kidder,
John
and sidings to The Belt Ry. of Chicago,
-owned
by 1.2 railroads,
including the '
provides freight and
be.
of
persons
by Columbia
used
authorizing the issuance and
by Columbia, of 24,000
common
Shields & Co
Singer, Deane &
250.000
—
Johnson
.Kean,
Monon,
of'its
par
Natural
applied
200;000
Inc." _u
"
900,000
-
•
—
—.—
53
$25
This-.corporation and
,
Shaughnessy & Co.,
100,000
450,000 *
Grubbs
'R.
,
leases
Cc.
18,000
at- par,
(b)
and .Columbia
&
Co.-
.
Corp. -of
Norfd'k
tracks
major
The Terminal Division
"
Chas. W. Scranton
150,000
'
*
4
Co
Investment
Western
two
300,000
.
-
.
1,150,000
150,000
&.^CoL—
Hutton
F.
The
railroad
as-main
onen
,
To Increase Investment in Ohio Fuel
Gas Co.—
150.000
Miller1 & "Co._
.Jenks, Kirkland
Indiana.
Western Indiana's properties
divisions, the portion leased to "the Belt
''Belt Division" and the balance being known as the
into
'.being 'known
'-"Terminal
its
Wabash.
which
the
terminal
classified
I„__
Pomeroy, Inc.
Schwabacher & Co.l
Scott & Stringfellow-
iHaupt & 'Uo—_J.l:_ '
E.
Chicago,, consisting
around
are
100,000
100.000
Hornblower & WeekS— "
sidings.' The -system provides the entrance
other terminal facilities, for the freight
pf. yards
of
and
miles
;_
"700,000
HirSch & CoJ___2_
V,
.multiple-track
in
154
2 (4 "7
Seaboard's subsidiaries,
be
instalment promissory notes;
Transmission- Corp.'s .$25 ..par
May
Co.,
,
_H.- Hentz ,<SrvGo—r41' *
proceeds
will be
....
&
(a)
(proceeds
for
construction
program.
1,150,000
„
Hayden; Stone & Co.__
issued
so
Schmertz
Seaboard's
stock,
3%%
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
v
.
_I—1
& 'Co.—i'
Hay den;
now
incurred
from" the
off
bonds
A
D,
C.
$25
300,000
1,150,000'
.
of
purchase
use
Inc.
.
series
-RT
-
1,150,000
"
(Inc.)'
-Ira
$761;000 prin¬
$622:820,
paid
series
150,000
Ripley V&
Harrison
and
of
and
Western
&
310
and
of
"sare
Joan
will-be
company iowns, a
above
of track
passenger
Erie,
.
miles
Chicago,
.and
bank
which
The -$761,000
420 miles as .yards-add
into
.
mostly
574
and
short-term
a
the, treasury of Wesiern Iqdbna.;
system
of
; and
the
—
of
i
cash ls
The
purchase
pioceeds thereof to
programs:
order
an
Bros.
Hutzler
shares
the
(1)
^ ^°jumbia Gas System, Inc.,
x
100,000
Co.
Corp. and
notes;
tucky
200,000
Humphrey Co., Inc.__
900,000
Ballin ,& Xee.
Inc.
Harris, Hair# Cd.
;
properties,' including
Chicago.
The-authorized
of
be
&" Gardner__;
'Rippel, Inc—
&
nriViiHn,!-
J
Indiana's
(Co.
1,150,000
Co.
A.
.100,000
.
The "Robinson- ""
L. F. JRothschild
1952, -for. addi¬
$55,000,000, of Which
refunding mortgage bonds,
betterments,
BUSINESS—The
t
Railway
will
series -A -bonds.-
in
the "Western
Belt
bonds
to -secure
additions
,of the
-held
A
Julius
Salomon
Hannahs,
amount-of .consolidated
during
'
'
1,
made (and *to -be .made
&
-
"
be
1952; to vredeem -811,739,000 prin-'cipal amount of'first and refunding mortgage i\ii% bonds, series, !},
on Sept.
1, 1952 at 102 V2%; and the balance will be used for capital
expenditures
""Reinholdt
'
300,000
Harriman
the
200,000
•
$6 000 000
Thn
thereon:
common
s
3%/p
100,000
Rand & Co.___^__^._-_
450,000
par.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds .from
Sons
'MacGregor, \
■
Corp
Gas
J
"Gregory & Son, Inc.—w
.Hallgarten & Co.—__.
"
vlised
Garrett
100,000
forgiving
inter-company transactions,
an order
giving interested
hearing
promissory
par
ment
100,000
-
^_
'Green, Ellis':& Anderson
closed.
Regular redemption
;I_
'_
the
fitruction'
Inc
•
order
hpartner
an
a
160,000
follows,
$25
1,150,000
Hughes
-
me. •
fequest
-exceed
ds
Rambo, Close & Kerner,
-
.& Co.,
!
;
300,000
:___
author-
an
n
of United's 3%%. Instalment
PL'°P°ses to make a further
f
by
Columbia
sale
•
Pressprich & Co.
Co..
,&
-
•
'
to
S _$1,650,000 balance to purchase securities
the tJ1er^nfc, °/ $6'3?0'000 lov 1952 construction
of
100,000
R. W.
Raffensperger,
300,000
to
100,000
Snider Co.
-
100,000
ing-fund bonds, series A, due May 1,-1982, at 102.10 and
^accrued interest. The offering was oversubscribed and
the
__I
.'
United
$4,000,000 jntincipal amount of its 3%%
instalment
(2) vse by Seaboara of .the proceeds
of
the
Co.,
Wright,•
to
Atlantic .Seaboard
& 'Co.,
-x-u.--
-
1
-underwriting group 'headed jointly lby The First Boston
Corp. and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on May 8 offered
Inc.
-
-Preeott,
-
•
-
1952
900,000
„
100,000
Michigan Corp.
M. .Rreeman
&
tn
to
owing
Commission has issued
100,000
E. -Pollock
100,000
Steele
M.
-
1,150,000
First of
Western Indiana RR.—Bonds Offered—An
&
Inc.
Pizzinl
W.
-Wm.
advances
authorizing certain
100,000
Inc.
...
Go.^-
&
B.
-
200,000
»
Fauset,
Chicago
100,000
430,000
Equitable Securities
'■
Corp.
Este & '<Co.
Co—
Phelps, Fenn & Co
l,15O,OO0
& <Co.
issued
i
900,000
Palmer
order
an
rpnnpct
Subsidia5SsU?n1thpGfllin?yofem' application joined the SECcertain
InCV« h,aS
with
^
of an
witn
for
100,000
.
Curtis
Kendall,
900,000
duPont & Co.
Co.-
&
Patterson, Copeland &
'• 1,150,000
Co.-HI-
Eastman, .Dillon
*
100,000
Merle-SmlthL_
Elkins,
p.
Roger .S.
'Co.____J.___
'&
•Dreyfus. •.&
1
he
have .more >than -offset the- increased
operating, profit for the first four months
than in 1951.—V.
.150,000.
& :Bodine^._'i
Drexel -&
*
•*
•
freight
and
passenger
Crouter
:
revenues
1952,
higher in 1952
was
in
both
reflected
Alfred -Q'Gara
Paine, Webber, Jackson
tn
by United for construction
expenditures.
100,000
L_
—
350,000
Day
Detmer
^operating revenues thus far in the second quarter are running sub¬
stantially-ahead .of the. corresponding period of 1951.
He attributed
this in part to the fact that -the dull ileet -of-Constellations was not
in operation at this time "last year.
More important, however, is the
fact that the- company-as-serving a rapidly, growing industrial area
,
L.
& Co._
'.i
De Haven & Townsend,
the
said
Inc.
-
100,000-
>much as
obtained
months.
nine
or
Discussing
proposed
8ni
$10
contribution
capital
'
igive
for
1952
>'*3.000,000 Sh capital C"S?
on6" nHnnlnQ,Pr°P0SeS to issue flnd sel1 at P" t0
promTsscrv^ nftS LP rSlamo?nt
100,000
&
__—
Columbia
100,000
Newton & Co
14
make
250,000
Newhurger,
-
the SEC
the SEC has
giving
'
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements
must be made
in
New
York funds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1956)
4
April 30 filed a letter of notification with the
of 5%
subordinated debentures due March 1,
198'' to be offered at par (in denominations of $1,000 and $500» each),
through Hudson & Co., Inc., New York.
The proceeds are to be used
for expansion and working capital.—V. 175, p. 1539.
corporation
The
on
Operating revenues
SoO.GOO
covering
<?EC
Plans,
Deposit Expires
June 30, 1952
May 31, 1952
May 31, 1952
May 31, iyo<5
Deposited
The
Cuba
RR.
The
Cuba
RR.
1st
ret.
A's
The
Cuba
RR.
1st
ref.
77.,2%.
B'S—
1st
Northern
Cuba
Rys.
Bondholders
the
above
and
dates
companies.
mortgage—
to
the
Net
the
share
1476.
—V. 173, p.
oi Guantanamo & Western RR, CO,,
June 30, 1952, 76.9 % of the
deposited.—V. 172, p. 2219.
retail
Net
taxes-
.
profit
"Net
in
retained
Earnings
$
$
478,118
8,514,489
513,096
6,865,691
FACTS
10,720,181
$5.34
9,199,994
$4.64
4,304,526
$3.81
for
Reserve
Federal
Reserve for State
—V.
87,614
bu.zxti
debt
Long-term
Net
shares
Common
$1,165,528
$1,171,279
earnings
on April 28 filed a letter of notification
(par one cent) to be offered
share through Tellier & Co., New York. The proceeds
company
15
cents
to be
are
per
used
The above
99,161,499
120,305
on
the
3,368,085
3,632,877
3,292,298
3,304,382
3,215,402
3,282,946
3.4
$31.68
year
liab.
before
income
Provision
Net
"Based
—
share
$631,000
$0.68
$1.58
—
outstanding
shares
449,207
$304,000
-
-
-
per
on
——
taxes_
»i
earnings
—------——-—
taxes—
income
for
income
"Net
In
sales—,
dollar
Gross
Net
:
1351
$10,875,000 $12,111,000
304,000
?9:!.'j?90
160,000
3.1
3.7
$29.72
In
and
1952
shares
399,295
,
$26.51
.
common
MODERNIZATION—The
lubricating
for
lubricating
oil
manufacturing plant,
designed
to
utilize the most
refinery processes to produce high quality products.
Comple¬
is expected in the early part of 1953.
WILDCAT
ploratory
DRILLING
PROGRAM—The
40-well
drilling .program is on schedule.
one dry hole has been completed.
includes
New
tests
eleven states
in
ranging from Gulf of Mexico to
being entered by the company
Mississippi.—V. 175, p. 1222.
areas
Mexico
and
domestic
1952
175,
company
was
Net
the
covers
Net
include North
Canada.
Dakota,
New
Indemnity
Travelers
from
Net
Net
Period End. April 30—
and
ry.
1950
Sales
37,272
96,522
44,689
175, p.
1539.
'
,
Flek Corp., Los Angeles,
The
SEC
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
16,582
33,757
29,044
basis
507,934
367,156
182,245
102,383
431,895
130,955
income—
42,464
64,807
70,600
81,327
84,932
>
:
*
M
Gross
March—
Net
from
ACF-Brill
Net
ry.
1949
$773,947
$591,591
375,924
355,114
408,351
303,769
125,963
91,926
148,479
111,829
2,143,108
2,093,579
1,914,832
1,796,314
1,029,751
1,011,146
939,891
947,195
334,205
255,670
325,976
ry.
—V.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
income
oper.
175,
p.
*
'
1952—Month—1951
$1,811,164
—V.
175,
p.
it
of
The
Net
The
trust
value
p.
1952
per
1951
$107,627,151 $93,368,960
56,225,858
51,842,209
share
The
second
preferred
Months
Total
$180
stock
($3.25
March—
1951
1950
1949
$633,276
$524,169
$451,163
104,572
126,691
73,411
"17,998
25,825
17,801
16,433
"70,084
income—
From Jan. 1—
fcross
railway
railway
from
ry.
1,877,798
1,921,751
1,405,933
1,342,945
251,219
373,689
136,177
Period End. April 30—
Sales
158,641
"11,412
p.
at
with, the
1952—Month—1951
1539.
proposed,
and
on
a
1952,
the
Commission
Share
issued
«
V
01 filed
Circuit. "Vihe„UThe present C?urt was "Ppeals
plan
other
among
things
of United Gas Corp.
°pmer4V1952e!Bond^n^Rh^fn1?7
f',
jv
Share filed
-
896,505
863,549
'
404,773
287,719
200,666
186,430
134,503
57,673
1952—Month—1951
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$7,291,228 $22,843,715 $22,554,949
1223 and 811.
'
*
The
proceeds are
Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
were
the
at
the
recently
given
of
share
one
received
was
the
additional shares
rate
Feb.
on
right
of
to
each
34
175,000
8.—V.
;
subscribe
to
capital stock
for
outstanding capital stock
the stockholders
to
Hammermill Paper Co.
be
.
on
held.
*
or
(par $10)
shares
shares.
at
This
Approval of
175, p. 517.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
,
:
,
1952
Costs
and
1951
$8,721,819
175,
1647.
p.
'
of
both
railway
14
May
of
its
a
9.98%
of
Findings
common
such stock.
and
Ooinion
Qf UnSted Gas Stocki
Petition
to
f°r "»
April
28,
Federal
$7,243,784
7,744,130
6,033,082
expenses
receive
bids
fund bonds dated May
guaranteed
Co.,
debt
companies.—V.
1,
to
as
parent.
(other
175,
than
Net
Co.—Debentures
Placed
Privately—
Ended
STATEMENT
March
OF
NET
31—
:—.—
43,126,880
_
1,856,000
dividends
"Based
$1,611,173
$5 par
to
pared
1952
to
2.53
needs
been
$1.57
1,459,147
___
The report for
new
their
5,
by
families
newly
miles
1952 above reflects Federal
at
plant
the
of
shown
be
house
open
tools
45,000-sq.
ft.
plant
is
now
production-line basis.
the rural community, of
on
a
of Saginaw.
Alnico
new
be
fabricating
Mich., will
Edmore,
to local residents
plot just outside
west
The
tool
at
completed
carbide
33-acre
completed
permanent
in
plant.—V. 175, p.
an
1953,
1760.
Time
magnet
will
be
to
to
Disttic?
1952.—V.
Review
Ol
175,
and
ry.
Gross
from
Net
from
CoTumb?a
Net
ry.
1647.
railway
railway
oper.
income
—V. 175, p. 1539.
Articles
share
per
the
was
The
of
$8,653,598
was
current
ratio
Incorporation
Articles
was
of the shares
and
approved
98%
over
of
at
of
the
shares
Incorporation
approved
by
as
com¬
March
31,
Co.
by
an
shares
Feb.
on
25
A pro¬
preemptive
affirmative
1861.
Subs.)—Earns.
1952
and
tax,
and
excess
2,845,650
*
_____
income
728.155
2,253,408
depletion
surtax
15^522
1,180,869
_
amortization
1951
$5,459,371
126.481
—
Canadian
common
$5,174,601
.
income
income
the
(&
'
1950*
company*
represented.
eliminating
p.
15,
the
from 600,000 shares
stockholders
Refractories
of
by stockholders
represented.—V." 175,
tax
mass
It
is
Income
before
on
sale
been
quoted
taxes
173,353
profit
of
shown
169,791
$1,440,490
marketable
written
down
at
below
securities
Dec.
value
$1 700 253
Net
producing
located
on
Edmore, Mich;, 60
income
31,
Privately—To
se¬
The
loan,
"Based
for
the
$1.10
shares
Federal
Net
189,756
Earnings Off
1951
172,945
1950
$745,043
137,558
136,013
171,750
126,096
per
224^400
(estimated)
3.054,910
2480^000
share
common
4'/2%
convertible
net
before
$874,910
"$0.66
payment
preferred
Household Finance
S. and
1951
501,724
$277,324
deducting
of
$85,000
stock.—V.
175,
in
dividends
$2.99
to
holders
916.
p.
Corp.—Earnings—Financing
1952
taxes
1951
$8,205,281
3,806,815
$3,207,612
$1.20
taxes
$7,014 427
4,699,095
$3,506,186
Canadian
$1.09
$1.70
'$137
1.20
1 09
124,5 76
Net income
•Earnings
"After
2,455,085
2,407,639
540,235
569,909
480,020
income
Three Months Ended March 31—
1949
$701,393
191,864
on
"After
of
1952
$22,456,137 $25,028 678
•
profit
Earned
carry¬
$819,429
i
taxes
$1.40
16,364,853
outstanding and after
1223.
income—
on
$1,907,334
14,623,268
common
sales
taxes
207,081
$1,514,928
1,334,995 no-par
dividends.-—V. 175, p.
before
.
74,438
Harshaw Chemical Co.—Sales &
Profit
t
to
quarter
upon
preferred
U.
$843,116
'
which
1944
;
"Earnings per common share
Working capital at close of quarter
From Jan. 1—
that
p.
income—
$2.50
normal
profits
manufacturing plant, which
adjacent to the Edmore
Placed
1952
oper.
the
expense
Federal
on
Georgia RR.—Earnings
Net
1951,
employees
festivities
annual interest rate of 3%%, is to be repaid in in¬
stalments beginning on April 1, 1957, with final
payment
due April 1, 1972.—V. 174, p. 1892.
railway
railway
amend
operating
had
funds for general working
capital pur¬
expenditures in connection with defense
this corporation has borrowed $5,000,000
from
have
amend
Interest
and for
from
31,
compared to 2.65 to 1 at Dec. 31, 1951. Working
increased and borrowings of $1,500,000 have thus
6 Months Ended March 31—
Corp.—Note
March—
at Dec.
as
Harbison-Walker
Profit
additional
Net
1
3 Months Ended March 31—
company's
an
Gross
$0.58
of
2-for-l
affirmative vote of
Gross
located
from the New York Life Insurance Co.
ing
to
to
to
vote of 95%
Net
General
after
175, p. 916.
carbide
and
shares
34,547
180,000
$0.60
stock
made
proposal
posal
1952.
standard
a
standard
Department
34,233
143,510
declared
common
$449,312
against the bank credit agreement of Oct.
$1,000,000 still available under this agreement.
leaving
A
92,110
_________
$2.50 par value stock outstanding at
split in March, 1952, and 360,000 shares
value stock outstanding at March 31, 1951,
adjusted to give
the 2-for-l split in March,
1952.
1952
$8,363,988
was
capital
far
52,995
declared
or
or
NOTES—Working capital at March 31, 1952
$2,405,535
$1.03
.___
——
General Electric Co.—To Dedicate Plant June 5—
The
C'arboloy
paid
574,040
on
31,
effect
3,772,752
._
thereon)
$380,746
35,381,051
1,459,147
income—
taxes
853,500
$357,202
_______
dividends paid
"Earnings per shafe of
from $5.00
$46,594,053 $41,559,338
income taxes
present rates.—V.
(less Federal
rights of stockholders
_!
on
tl951
$46,393,118 $41,465,125
200,935
94,213
-
received
■I'Jf*-'
increasing the number of authorized common shares
to 1,200,000
shares, and changing the par value of
EARNINGS
1952
649,938
$327,751
Common
of
income
on
earnings
Preferred
1861.
p.
taxes
—
Dividends
111., for the purchase
State
and
Balance
Profit
4
6,
1,102,767
105,431
for
Co.—Proposed Sale—
ha® scheduled for oral argument on May 12, 1952 the
?ledwb3! thls comPany for compliance
Holding "Snf
Company Act, which
Feb.
consideration
as
to be used for the company's construction program.
Federal
production,
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$5,876,164 $24,463,224 $23,317,779
lr«tkiSPnjf0f a P*?rti0£ °litS holdln&s
stock and the retention
by Bond
On
940,030
for 5,000
share
per
increases
f
poses
Inc.—April Sales-
Electric Bond & Share
,,Jhe,
$45
29
State
"171,727
$8,976,934
175,
21,639
285,505
stockholders
Depreciation,
cure
—V.
the
"40,207
61,718
income—
"Deficit.—V. 175, p. 1539
oper.
Edison Bros. Stores
61,028
-
"After deducting
preferred stock dividends.
tNet earnings for the
first quarter of 1951 restated after applying the tax rates In effect
for
the year were $1,943,315, or $1.25 per common
share, after preferred
will
from
Net
Net
above.—V.
Income
The
1952
railway
railway
oper.
with
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Common shares outstanding
June
-Earnings—
$660,376
from
ry.
sold
company.
tNet earnings
"Earnings per common share
and
Net
notification
dividend
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry.
from
shares
income
taxes
taxes
convertible) has been
for redemption on
July 1, 1952; at $104 per share plus accrued
dividend.
Conversion privilege expires close of business on
July 1, 1952
—V.
175, P- 1479.
Net
of
letter
a
two
the
to
-
before
called
Gross
78,661
Income™
1540,
p.
stock dividend requirements.
$1.91
139.
Dow Chemical Co.—To Redeem Stock—
,
66,755
41,309
$8,892,555
175,
The
Denver Ry.—Bids for Bonds—
issues)
proceeds are
Miscellaneous
$1,395,255 $16,039,190 $14,323,548
outstanding
175,
1949
$295,607
129,795
railway-.—
before Feb.
has placed privately with the New York
Life .Insurance Co. an additional $800,000 of 3%% sink¬
ing fund debentures due Aug. 1, 1966, bringing to $5,000,000 the total outstanding. The other $4,200,000 was
placed last November.
1539,
assets
asset
—V.
1950
$332,455
'
company
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Asset Value
Higher—
Shares
each
Co.
Net sales
1952—9 Mos.—1951
As of March 31—
net
1951
165,353
railway
oper.
Gulf Insurance
group
1952, and due May 1, 1982.
The bonds are to be
principal and interest by Colorado & Southern Ry.
The proceeds are to be used to retire all funded
Federal
Total
filed
a
$17,000,000 first mortgage sinking
Income
•
RR.—Earnings—
'
Calif.—Files With SEC—
Underwriter—None. ~
CONSOLIDATED
Sales
Unless
June 4.
on
175, p. 1480.
—V1;
'
'
;
company will up to 11 a. m.
(CDT) on
its office at 547 West Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
Three
April 30—
latter.
(EDT)
$391,378
income™.
Period End. April 30—
1479.
Diana Stores Corp.—April Sales
Up—
Period End.
the
m.
94,377
Sales
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$3,022,027
$2,663,820
The
from
364,988
income—
oper.
Motors
Fruehauf Trailer
1950
$725,662
railway-!
28
to
par
rendered
Fort Worth &
Earnings—
1951
$752,033
railway
from
from
March
1952
from
of
p.
$309,994
railway
railway
oper.
Net
(par $10), of which 9,000
of 20 individuals, and the bal¬
to be issued to the company's three directors
at
working capital.
equipment
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.
Gross
from
Net
shares of capital stock
sold
4,500 shares are
of one share for
for
See
at
1479.
p.
April
on
13,500
be
to
are
of
ance
on
24,411
427,376
railway.
oper.
175,
corporation
covering
shares
40,242
;_
railway
at 3
$151,551
income
oper.
share
one
expire
.
—V.
1949
$135,447
railway
from
each
will
Accident and Indemnity.
Hartford
1952—Month—1951
$1,011,952
$741,880
Foremost Dairies,
1951
$209,211
From Jan. 1—
Gross
for
offer
New York, has been appointed
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.
Steamship Co., Inc., in the ratio
1952
from
ry.
of
Lakes
Sales
1952
railway——
former
exchange
p. 1760.
Co.,
shares
(H. L.) Green Co. Inc.—April Sales Up—
promotion services
$153,953
.
from
Trust
Great
From Jan. 1—
construction,
173, p. 2609.
used
March—.
the
of
the
Gross
contract bonds sponsored in recent
announced on May 7 by B. H. Mercer,
largest
(M. II.) Fishman Co., Inc.—April Sales Higher—
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
of
March—
Completion date is July 1, 1956.'
The F&D shares suretyship with Aetna Casualty & Surety, Maryland
ex¬
Eleven' wells are now
This wild-cat program
drilling and
shares
1.2
&
common
shares
extended
at a cost of $30,749,997, of the
powerhouse substructure and superstructure of the Chief Joseph Dam,
on
the
Columbia
River
about
two
miles
above
Bridgeport, Wash.
Casualty,
1952—4 Mos.—1951 i
$7,085,817 $28,246,501 $27,199,648
Steamship Co., Inc.—Exchange Agent—
Bank
exchange
1952.—V.
modern
tion
to
common
of
oil
packaging plant at
the Cushing
refinery Is nearly
and is expected to be in full operation some time during
quarter.
Construction is now underway on a $2,000,000
second
1952—Month—1951
$9,428,722
Chemical
agent
*'
bond
The
and
completed,
the
modern
new
the
of
one
this
by
years
of
JPTc&iclcxxt)
x
—V.
1951.
REFINERY
blending
April 30—
1540.
p.
Great Lakes
stock dividend paid on June 29, 1951 and
number of shares outstanding during the year.
tAdstock dividend paid on June 29, 1951 and based
outstanding at end of year.—V. 175, p. 48.
average
Execution
1952
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$21,633,650 $17,372,794 $68,367,083 $66,983,34a
1540.
Green Bay & Western
Deep Rock Oil Corp.—Earnings Lower—
1952—8 Wks.—1951
1952—Month—1951
revenues--
p.
175,
The
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland—Large Contract—
Three Months Ended March 31—
1952—4 Wks—1951
Sales—
publicly offered on May 8.
shares were
175,
—V.
121,395
to reflect 20%
number of shares
justed
drill well.
to
on
April 26—
Period End.
"Adjusted to reflect 20%
based
a
outstanding:
tBook value per share of
covering 1,999,000 shares of common stock
negotiate
Grayson-Robinson Stores Inc.—April Sales—
-
22,735,327
107,215
the year
Ratio of current assets to curr.
Co.—Files With SEC—
Dakota Williston Oil
77,450,049
of
end
—V.
35,394,740
94,061,086
31,013,675
outstanding
during
the
At
at
shares
Average
174, p. 2455.
The
investment
Stockholders'
Preferred
—V.
56,637,614
-
to
$55,910,444 $44,764,396
90,563,086
22,535,539
capital
Working
2,353,
1.028.000
inability
(W. T.) Grant Co.—April Sales Increase—
Jan. 28, '50
44,529,142
—
its
1540.
Sales—Total
Feb. 3, *51
125,820,502 110,220,819
Inventories
of
1861.
p.
$13,877,034 $13,218,061 $27,478,988 $26,290,413
175, p.
Period End. April 30—
YEAR
$60,035,119
receivable
aan
1,351,500
income taxes
OF
END
Feb. 2, '52
2,610,393
tax
income
AT
because
175,
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Show Gain—
Period End.
518,409
5,722,093
——
Commission,
Baldwin.—V.
Sales—_—;
15.902,955
share
the
by
with
merger
Jan. 28, '50
18,098,968
company—__
common
per
granted
Ended
3,'51
13,297,133
profit after taxes
Preferred dividends
paid
Common dividends
paid
Net
revenue——
Earnings before Federal and State taxes on inc.
$0.46
1022.
purchased prior to May 2, 1952. By letter dated April 30,
1952,
Graham-Paige requested withdrawal of
its
application, which was
52 Weeks
408,843,563 389,065,599 358,551,020
33,458,968
25,092,955
25,597,133
sales
before
Income
t e
_
$0.80
share
per
175, p.
New York investment company has
withdrawn its application
an
SEC exemption order
permitting its acquisition from Westinghouse Electric Corp. of 515,000 shares of the common stock
of Baldwin
Securities Corp., also an investment
company.
The 515,000 shares of
Baldwin stock represented 21.7% of the total
outstanding. Under the
purchase agreement, the agreement was to terminate if the stock had
$i.y4
Ended.
Feb.
Feb. 2, '52
$
.
Accounts
*952
^
operating
305.898
Graham-Paige Corp.—Withdraws SEC Application—
$3,884,435
53 Weeks
Ended
•
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up
Three Months Ended March 31—
-
$8,202,387
535,719
taxes
not been
52 Weeks
SALIENT
Gross
after
This
v.
Curtis Publishing Co.
profit
—V.
Federated Department Stores, Inc.— Highlights of Year
expires on
been
1,169,947
$3'738-479
$1.87
income
Earnings per
holders must deposit on or be*pre
additional payments offered Dy t
plan
which
ot
75.6 %
$5,054,382
1,214,656
Net
for
receipt
receive
bonds have
mortgage
75.2%
77.0%
-
mortgage
deposit
Under
deposit period
1st
——
-
$4,953,135
-
1950
$11,806,034
24,706
deductions
follows:
as
are
$5,029,676
10,011
Gross income
Income
announced on May 2 that more than 91% of its
improvement and equipment mortgage issue has been deposited under
the Plan for Readjustment of Bonded Debt. The company has extended
the
time for deposit to June 2, 1952 in order to afford remaining
bondholders of that issue the opportunity to deposit under the Plan.
The expiration dates for deposit and the amounts deposited to date
of the other bond issues of Cuba RR. Co. and Cuba Northern Rys. Co.
the
$4,943,124
operating revenue.
income (net)
1951
Sales
21,981,859
Earnings
Net
Other
company
included in
23,099,939
—-
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
Quarter Ended March 31—
$28,043,063 $27,011,535
—
Operating deductions
Extended—
Cuba RR. Co.—Time Under Plan
The
1951
1952
Ended March 31—
12 Months
.
Globe Union, Inc.—
Earnings—
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
Equitable Gas Co.
SEC—
Co., Inc.—Files With
Crown Finance
.
491,863
U.
1,892,299:
251,489
209,041
2,091,425
common
share
preferred dividends—
§. and
Net after
per
Canadian
1
taxes per share_,
taxes
232,376
FINANCING—On April
serial debentures to
■
3
284,125
a
1,
1952, the company sold $25 000 000 of
3%%
group of pension funds and insurance
companies.
Volume 175
The
debentures
new
1967,
Number 5115
1969, and
Bhort-terih
change in
loans.
maturities for
interest rate.—V,
of
an
each
on
refunding
April
1,
1965,
1963,
the
transaction
made
no
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—Bids June 10—
its purpose was to
15 years at the 3%%
company;
average life of
175, p. 1480,
company
after
receipt of
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
1952
sales
Profit
before
Federal
Federal
income
Federal
excess
taxes,
(est.)
profits
taxes
(est.),
profit
Net
Preferred
$430,428
dividends
Common
1951
dividends
paid
$919,816
87,225
paid
,
Earnings per common share
—V. 174, p. 1634.
88,698
264,468
$0.52
.
1
264,468
$1,26
Construction
amino
work
products
has
plant
The
President.
present main building,
proximately
sodium
begun
at
addition
addition
an
the
to
corporation's
Calif.,
consist
of
a
increased
according to Louis Ware,
three-story backbay to the
floor space will provide ap¬
for the manufacture of
company markets under the trade
of Ac'cent.
statement)
the
^acquisition
such
applied
and
program
to pay
The
purpose.
will
to the
off
provide for
the
temporary bank
for the construction
1952-53 contemplates ex¬
program
(Inc.) an issue of $3,000,000 first mortgage sinking fund
bonds, 3%% series due June 1, 1971.
Kern Mutual Telephone Co., Taf t, Calif .—Files—
two
tanks
new
Securities Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
working capital.—V. 175,
—V.
investment of approximately $1,500,000 at San Jose.
construction work soon will be undertaken in the Amino
Division approximating $1,800,000 for five new concentrators
an
the
of
sources
This
at
as
Feriod End. April 30—
Sales
1952—Month—1951
$5,308,930
—_
175,
—
Stock Sold—The
offering of 199,900 shares of common stock (par
cents) has been completed, it was announced on May
financing of this issue has been arranged through
15
6.
Israel &
$1.50
per
The stock
Co., New York City.
share.
was
Quarter Ended March 31—
income
all
an
electric
on
product.
profit
for
Dividends
dividend requirements
declared
on
share of
per
Sales—
675,000
—V.
890,797
$1.20
Sales
Coal
Produced—
Quarter End. Mar. 31
January
February
;
1952
797,783
;
—
451,909
629,422
533,010
571,915
1,880,205
1,734,347
"
—_—
,
March
630,510
——
Total
——;——
-—
Produced by lessees—
Total
coal
298,003
FOR
303,634
2,043,981
—
produced—
CALENDAR
YEAR
1951
of days
mines worked
By Island Creek Mines
By lessees
—
160
*91
7,703,857
.
—
,
1149
1950
236
Tons of Coal Produced:
—
,
2,178,208
——.
HIGHLIGHTS
Number
1951
™—
6,164,661
1,298,766
1,198,777
4,885,827
980,548
—V.
Total
I—_9,002,623
7,363,438
Earns, before depl., depr. & taxes— $11,528,520
$10,508,709
Depletion and depreciation—1,970,423
1,320,077
Taxes of ail kinds—
3,852,728
4,107,492
Net profit
—.'
Expended for property additions™
Dividends paid:
On preferred stock——
Total
$5,081,140
$4,141,505
1,037,058
1,944,375
151,614
Securities and
151*614
corporation
3,563,190
3,563,190
$3,714,804
$3,714,804
$3,714,804
$4.15
$3.36
stock
Net profit after preferred divids.
Dividends paid
•Taxes of all kinds
—
$4.67
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.24
3.46
2.34
20,863,150
5,759,865
18,118,133
6,045,866
3,473,414
/
assets
Current
_.
liabilities
—
May
2
filed
current
assets—..
$15,103,285 $12,072,267 $10,206,990
stockholders-
of
Preferred
—
504
175,
512
6,146
Common
—V.
500
5,480
5,033
422.
p.
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Sale Authorized—
on
May 1 announced
decision authorizing this company,
subsidiary of General Public Utilities Corp., to sell all its gas proper¬
ties and related facilities to New Jersey Natural Gas Co.
(formerly
Couhtv Gas Co.)
for
a
base
purchase price of $13,757,386 as of
a
May 31,
1951, plus conversion costs through the closing date of the
agreement and net property addition costs.
Jersey Central will use the cash proceeds to retire its bank loans,
in excess of $6,000,000, and to finance its 1952 construction
program.
—V.' 175, p. 1540.
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current Sales Increase—
Period End. April 19—
Retail sales
1952—4 Wks.—1951
—.—
—V. 175,
p.
1952—16 Wks.—1951
$16,525,706 $15,655,798 $66,334,568 $64,015,749
and its subsidiaries."
company
The proceeds will be used for the
the usual course of the com¬
of providing working capital in
business.—V- 175, p. 1862.
1952
1951
$17,945,965 $14,911,353
taxes
3,951,498
(estimated)
profit —
—Net profit per share (2,845,791 shares outstdg.)
—V. 175, p. 1541.
4,242,107
1,610,000
—-
FederaJ excess profits tax (estimated)—,—-—
Other income taxes (domestic and foreign)——
325,000
350,000
481,900
431,743
$1,534,598
$0.54
$1,672,919
$0.59
Kaiser-Frazer Corp.—Stockholders Demand that RFC
Protective
Committee on
May 7
Finance Corporation make public
earnings figures of the Kaiser-Frazer Corp.
(
charies W. Steadman of
Marshman, Hollington and Steadman, chief
counsel for the
committee, charged the company was "rapidly ap¬
proaching mathematical insolvency" if the $1,000,000 per month losses
reported for last year were continuing in 1952.
He said that according to an
analysis in the "Wall Street Journal"
dated May 1, Kaiser-Frazer had a net worth of
$5,656 900. If monthly
losses are continuing at the million dollar rate, he pointed out, the
stockholders' equity is virtually wiped out.
first
quarter
Mr.
sales
Steadman
ported by the
annual
report
resentative
holders
of
and
said
that
the
committee for
although
Dun
Protective
a
and
to
December
,
1954,. construction expenditures
electric property, $15,000,000 for
31,
are
at
$95,000,000 for
gas
property and
$10,000,000 for common property.
According to the
prospectus, the company plans to sell additional first mortgage bonds
and common stock during the last half of 1952 to provide a portion
of the required funds.
See also V. 175, p. 1862.
were
loss
of
$12,000,000
re¬
that
fully substantiated by the
spokesman had told a rep¬
the charges of the Stock¬
unfounded-—V.
173,
p.
2290.
122,5?6
*368,501
*480,867
48,647
*83,166
8,398,094
7,803,182
*116,356
*764,265
6,820,259
*243,849
*903,103
6,740,839
175,
*217,436
*894,974
*544,451
*1,223,344
1542.
p.
The
Sale—
will up to 11 a.m. (CDT) on June 20
the
purchase of its water system located in and
Excelsior Springs, Mo.—V, 175, p. 1542. r
company
for
receive bids
adjacent to
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
/
1949
1952
1951
1950
$737,115
282,067
57,163
$750,321
273,572
64,833
$557,413
188,233
128,751
$406,311
85,516
*93,762
2,220,602
801,739
132,099
2,021,160
744,-n
128,568
754.322
*151,676
1,758,211
.674.804
46,991
March—
Gross
railway
railway
income™
oper.
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income
•Deficit,—V, 175, p.
oper.
*
1542.
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—April Sales Off1952—Month—1951
1 52—3 Mos.—1951
$93,422,821 $95,175,221 $240,575,125 $267,854,762
——
—V.
175,
1542.
p.
(R. D.) Morrow Co., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files—
corporation on May 5 filed a letter of notification with the
10,000 shares of 5 % cumulative convert ble preferred
be offered at par
($10 per share) through Graham .& Co.,
covering
to
Pittsburgh,
antenna
tional
Pa.
systems
working
The proceeds are to be used to finance- Master TV
in apartment houses on a lease basis and for addi¬
capital.—V. 175, p. 518.
;
,
Mullins Manufacturing
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings-
March 31~r
Ended
Months
income
_
$13,005,415 $18,967,675
15,384,168
$1,583,005
184,9*0
$3,583,506
-v-——
$1,770,995
$3,668,265
—-
—.
-
—
—11,419,409
—
and expenses
Operating
195*
1952
,
—-—-1
sales"
Other
income
210,807
152,337
(est.)—
813,500
1,668,400
——.
-
--——
Total income
Federal
-
————«
Other charges
———
Provision for Federal taxes
on
income
profits tax™-—-------—
Refund of Federal taxes on inc. of prior
income
533,400
—
—«
years
283,238
———»
$1,032,356
$1,314,128
$0.80
$1.06
share-——_——
per
—V. 174, p.
1102.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
ry,
—V.
income
oper.
Net
$3,408,587 $3,300,627
952,553 Y
857,834
469,916
402,901
railway
railway-—-i.
from
Gross
-
.
9,972,485
2,803,538
1,350,392
railway—-
railway——.
income^
1542.
oper.
175, p.
Ry.—Earnings-
1951
1952
March—
Gross
-
$2,871,725
285,722
234,712
9,368,623
2,538,040
.
1951
1950
$3,942,503
$3,720,100
183,746
♦504,367
$3,723,598
*116,845
*882,675
12,288,883
402,820
Net ry. oper. income—
*2,536,228
♦Deficit.—V. 175, p. 1541.
11,508,06?
10,710,689
*4,948
334,568
*2,269,914
♦1,795,419
10,925,933
*1,129,009
*3,332,860
? ioo'ocjl
2,015,651
1,203,286
930,516
1,732,350
794,769
*
1949
$4,242,500
365,319
*315,704
1949
1950
$2,949,271
683,194
'
1952
84,759
excess
Net
Gross
from
from
Net ry.
railway
railway
oper.
*
,
income—
101,575
*811,349
Front Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
from
Three Months Ended
Net income before
Provision for
March 31—
Net
income
Federal and
—V.
1951
$187,039
,—$270,334
——-
33,500
106,580
110.247
foreign income taxes
taxes
income
Number
of
shares
—V. 175, p. 812.
share
1481, 1762.
.
' 34,021
'——
outstanding
1
April 30—
-------
$72,559
495,000
445,500
1952—MonthT-1951
$1,498,415 = $1,130,140
$15.15
$14.99
Inc.—Sales—
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$4,685,794 $4,182,326
175,"p. 154~2~.
National Steel
Corp.—Registers Large Bond Issue—
May 7 filed with the SEC a registration State¬
proposed offering of $55,000,000 first mortgage bonds,
series
due 1982.
Coupon rate and offering and .redemption prices
will be announced at the time of public offering, which is expected
duvine
the
week of Mav 26.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Harriman Ripley
The
corporation on
ment -covering a
$76,747
$15.50
National Shirt Shops of Delaware,
Sales
1952
;
1
income
—V. 175, pp.
Inc.—Assets Gain-
Mi'r. 31,'52 Sept. 30,'51 Mar. 31.'51
»1&,07T.0« »17,8«.°26 »16'6«t5™
of—
Period End
Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp.—Earnings—
Gross operating
Nation-Wide Securities Co.,
As
Total net aeeete.,
Net asset value per
railway——
railway
was
Kaiser-Frazer
Bradstreet
Committee
Kaiser-Frazer
last year
$2,558,590
$2,669,405
256,524
*241,152
Missouri Power & Light Co.—Proposed
Earned
be
used for partial payment of bank loans incurred for construction of
utility plant. It is estimated that the 1952 construction program will
require total expenditures
of approximately
$45,000,000, of which
$9,300,000 has been expended through March 31, 1852. For the period
Net
Kaiser-Frazer
Stockholders
demanded that the Reconstruction
♦Deficit.—V.
Net
Long Island Lighting Co.—Plans Improvements—
proceeds of the proposed preferred stock financing
will
March—
The
1949 >
1750
1951
$2,587,235
♦115,175
1,787,445
Net
1952
The proceeds are to be used to pay
$2,929,280
_
-
income-* ^
Cost of sales
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
..
railway—
railway..
oper.
Three
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
——
income
Nev.—Files—
exploration.
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income—
Net
Lone Star Cement Corp.
1540.
Release Figures—
and
from
stock
The company on May 5 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 21,636 Shares of its $5 par common stock, to be offered for
sale at $35 per share to "a selected group of officers and employees of
estimated
j
ry.
SEC
1,
'■
From Jam 1—
Gross
The
Link-Belt Co.—Registers With SEC—
April
1952—9 Mos.—1951
\
1P52
from
from
'
1540.
p.
Net
The SEC
are
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.—Earns.
„
Federal
1980,
Period End. April 30—
Profit before income taxes--——.—
—
construction
Sales
Sales
1,
175, p. 1481.
corporation on April 24 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at $1
new
,1952—Month—1.951
,
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$5,163,062
$4,286,697 $17,898,684 $16,905,379
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
Number
series, due Dec.
'
•
share, without underwriting.
a
Lerner Stores Corp.—April Sales Up SharplyPeriod End. April 30—
1952—Month—1951
1952—3 Mos.—1951
Sales-$14,863,596
$9-596,316 $33,701,244 $29,983,923
purpose
em¬
$2,435,312 $27,121,843 $23,746,464
$3 384,840
per
—V. 175, p. 1540.
the
and
Inc.—April Sales Show Gain—
Sales™!™
pany's
Working capital—
Current
With
13,680,404
—
re¬
additional
shareholders
to
Minerals Milling & Mining Co., Reno,
Net
151,614
3,563,190
shares
Exchange Commission-ron
Period End. April 30—
175,
of
112,0*27
The
registration statement with the
SEC
covering
125,000 common shares
($5 par), to be offered for
pub'ic sale through an underwriting group headed by Paul H. Davis
& Co. and Lester, Ryons & Co.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Of the 125,000 shares,
only 25,000 tare tb be offered for sale by
the company and the balance of 100,000 shares by a selling stock¬
holder. Net- proceeds to the company from its sale of the 25,000 shares
will be added
to the general funds of
the company and used for
general corporate purposes, primarily for working capital.
Karl Reinhard, Vice-President, Treasurer and director, is listed as
the selling stockholder.
He now owns 150,000 common shares, repre¬
senting 50%
of the outstanding shares, which are to be converted
into the 100,000 common shares being offered by him.
The remaining
150,000 shares are he'd by Adolf Schoepe, President and Director.
—V.
—
common
1,174,789
2,780,608
1,105,378
—
—
Per share of
$8,096,902
$5,705,369
—
,On common stock
5,866,375
23,4%
175, p. 1541.
SEC
1952—4 Mos.—1951
175, p. 1540.
Lane Bryant,
'
;
1952—Month—1951
$13,992,843 $11,659,897 $49,892,032 $48,564,908
—_
Kwikset Locks, Inc., Anaheim, Calif.—Registers
The
the
1952—Month—1951
'
.
Net
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—April Sales Show Gain—
:
Produced by Island Creek Mines:
mortgage bonds,
March-
Period End. April 30—
—V.
offered
number
Miller-Wohi Co., Inc.—April Sales Up—
1952—Month—1951
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$26,873,248 $21,102,848 $89,72.9,175 $85,059,710
—
$1.25
(1,187,730 shs.)
stock
common
Period End. April 30—
175, p. 1540.
Sales
1
payable on the increased
subscription last month of
unissued
of
to
1952.
available at Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.—V.
Gross
37,904
adjusted.
Tons of
Period End. April 30—
$1,523,502
890,797
stock-
stock
of
is
the
from
15,
May
for
330,749
$1,485,598
dividend
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—April Sales Higher—
204,975
$1,429,042
common
com.
*1951
$1,466,946
37,904
—.
stock
common
presently negotiating to build machines of special design for
Rollway Bearing Co. of Syracuse, Federal Products, Union Hard¬
winding machine, Autolite Division of General
Motors, General Electric and Westinghouse." See also V. 175, p. 1023.
410,503
-
——_!
— -
stock
Balance
,
a regular quarterly dividend
stock, payable June 2, 1952,
common
of
.
ware, Motorola for a coil
625,000
income
for depletion and depreciation—
Provision for Federal taxes on income (est.)
,
declared
7
the
as
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
line
table for special machine use.
driven indexing
motor
entirely new development in milling cutters, as at this time there
not attached blade-metal cutters on the market. This is an entirely
253,699
351,321
492,681
Provision
♦As
May
on.
fecord
of
Definitive first
now
company has also developed and will soon go into production
line of new type attached-blade carbide-tipped milling cutter. This
a
are
$14,117,278 $13,010,984
10,927,631
9,866,249
—
Taxes,, other than Federal taxes
,•
on
share
per
.
the
1952
—*
Cost of products sold, oper. & selling
expenses—
General and administrative expenses
Earns,
$9,364,400 $26,525,100 $27,445,700
Of the company's authorized common stock capitalization
1,000,000 shares of $12.50 par value, 550,283 shares are now issued
and outstanding.—V. 175, p. 1863.
Charles E. Kraus, President, on April 16 said in part:
"In the past month the company has developed a specialized
new
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Up 6.8%—
1952—3 Mos.—1951 >
of
priced at
is an
$4,958,298 $13,845,518 $14,267,463
be used for
ployees.
"We are
Preferred
$10,003,100
directors
cents
The
The
on
1952—3 Mos.—1951
to
1540,
p.
shareholders
"The
1540.
p.
Island Creek Coal Co.
Net
175,
shares
of
Total
1952—Month—1951
—
sulting
recent
1540.
Interstate Department Stores Inc.—April Sales—
proceeds are
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—50-Cent Dividend—
50
1952—Month—1951
1952—4 Mos.-^-1951
$4,138,000
$2,700,000 $11,172,000 $10,586,000
Kraus Automatic Machines Corp.
Other
corporation's supply of Steffens filtrate.
equipment will be installed at plants in Idaho and Utah, as well
other plants later to be announced, Mr.
Bishop said.—V. 175, p.
.
The
p. 1863.
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—April Sales
The
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—April Sales Up Sharply—
filtrate.
tanks.
Additional
—V.
corporation on April 28 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $37,000 of 10-year 5% junior subordinated debentures-to
be offered to public in "various
denominations," through Guardian
Sales.,
The company on May 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 5,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock, to be offered
par ($25 per share) through Bailey
& Davidson, San Francisco,
Calif.
The proceeds are to be used to retire notes.—V. 171, p. 1994.
name
of 8,000 tons each for the storage of concen¬
This will give the San Jose plant a total of
improvements being completed at San Jose in¬
clude the addition of a third boiler, two new
cooling towers and two
new reagent storage tanks.
New construction now under progress will
the
The
.
trated Steffens
at
$3,732,954 $16,375,634 $14,944,425
1541.
p.
at
vided for
Products
175,
1952—4 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
$4,665,808
__
—V.
Period End; April 30—
—V. 175, p. 1540.
represent
McLcllan Stores Co.- -April Sales
Sharply HigherPeriod End. April 30—
mono-
T. Eishop, Vice-President in charge of the corporation's Amino
Division, stated that auxiliary facilities also are being pro¬
such
$7,269,438 $29,483,487 $28,309,519
1541.
p.
Sales
proceeds will be used for pipeline construction.—VY 175, p. 1761.
Products
11
175,
Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of California—Files—
Placed
Privately—The corporation, it was announced on May
7, has placed privately through Central Republic Co.
Period End. April 30—
Sales
J. R.
$8,578,928
r-V.
1952—4 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
Sales
company's con¬
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Bonds
Corp.—Expansion
capacity
more
which the
glutamate
for
Jose,
San
will
and the
two-thirds
Chemical
and
of
date
Period End. April 30—
a
and acquisition
of property for the years
penditures of $29,823,000.—V. 175, p. 1862.
The
International Minerals &
filed
3o
June 10, 1952,
financing are to be
on
the
of
incurred' for
loans
$21,365,649 $24,679,573
1,036,428
2,637,416
626,300
1,266,700
39,700
450,900
income
on
taxes
struction
effective
the
bids
Proceeds
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
April
on
covering 200,000 shares of no par common
issued
Interchemical Corp.
McCrory Stores Corp.—April Sales Higher-
registration statement with the
stock and $12,000,000
first mortgage bonds, due 1982, to be offered for public sale at com¬
petitive bidding. It is anticipated that the invitation for bids (to be
The
SEC
5
(1957)
used to retire a like amount of
was
This
total Indebtedness
extend current
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
$5,000,000
The money
bank
S.
the
mature
1972.
U.
r.
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1958)
will manage
Corp.
First Boston
to market the issue.
sale of bonds will be
group
the
for
Proceeds
The
and
Inc..
Co.
&
underwriting
Allen
presently outstanding 3%
1965, and the balance will be
of
$40 000 GOO
bonds,
due
porate
New
nationwide
a
the entire
first cohateral mortgage
available for general cor¬
used to
redeem
purposes.
,
106,000
,
the corporation's business during the
$328,957,000 in 1947 to $618,461,000 in
manufacturing facilities and working
capital. Capital expenditures in the years 1947 through 1951 exceeded
$150,000,000. which was provided almost entirely by retained earnings
for
$150,000,000
from
provided
and
1952
1953, most, if not all,
sources.—V. 175, p. 1863.
internal
of
which
will
in 106,000 units, each unit consisting of
share of preferred stock (with one common stock
Each
stock
Neisner
,
April
on
175,
$4,334,761
:
April
derived
first
Nevco Petroleum Co., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files—
The
company
be
to
cents
used
May
on
3,000,000
(10
par
oil
A
and
stock
common
to
underwriting.
without
proceeds
The
when
notes
purchase
to
to
the
of
($1,614,500)
to
New
and
the
in
Offered
of
—An investment banking group
headed jointly by Blyth
Co., Inc.; Lehman Brothers and Bear, Stearns & Co.
is underwriting an offering by New England Electric
System of 920,573 additional shares of common stock
in
On
Dec.
properties
gas
this
value.—V.
approximately
per
5,
of
the
950
name
Power
served
territory
miles
square
in
under
adopted
was
contracted
&
will
the
underwriters
cents per
dealer
for
commissions
the
at
rate
of
be
In
Lynch,
.Weld
&
with
due
34
of
1977
the
which
Net
ry,
area
of
an
Midj'
May,
the
to
calendar
tric System
1951
year
are
$104,998,565
were
$7,364,583.
the
on
and
New
of
England
Elec¬
Net
payable
about
1.—V.
July
175,
Net
ry.
200,000
May 7 offered
on
due
ry.
—V.
to
for
10213; Morgan Stanley &
Vk%
a
coupon
debentures
redeemable
are
at
prices
from
were
has
repayment
of
which
expected
are
ceeos
are
tained
nilrf
to
received.
in
from
the
the
additions
of
New
and
state
and
conjunct.on
countr.es
The
between
with
and
furnishes
companies,
ships
at
exchange
sea.
of
purposes.
in.
On
Revenues
telephone
Dec.
31,
also
the
approximately
Newark, Paterson
state
in
also
radio-telephone
Net
ry.
the
principal
01,
n
a
40-year 3V®%
in
of
the
GIVING
,
40-year 2%%
capital
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
purchase,
Aggregate
Halsey,
of
in
$20,000,000
Stuart
&
Camden,
EFFECT
PRESENT
$100)
named
of
Heller,
&
set
have
forth
Bruce
&
to
$300,000
&
Byrd
500,000
Co
&
Co.
Brothers
Clayton Securities Corp.
Courts
R.
L.
Dick
&
Co
&
Patterson.
Kendall,
203 030
Wm.
300,000
Merle-Smith
E.
Co.
Co.—
Copeland
&
The
1,500,000
i__
175,
p.
1648.
1954
at
F.
S.
Smithers &
Stokes
&
Co.—
Co
1949
$244,711
145,477
132,013
.
126,216
80,614
81,296
807,860
734,9G4
717,101
537,184
353,202
296,770
262,853
income—.
327,868
231,481
153,473
133,802
1542.
amount
of
Allen
by
be
sold
at' par
of
the
sold
at
from
from
ry.
28,525
^25,634
*39,785
1,517,280
241,243
403
71,083
*72,259?
*52,575
1,773,135
*118,068
......
*315,789
railway——
income—
oper.
New
175,
•
1,644,904
6,734
*289,950-
1542.
p.
York,
Net
ry.
1949,
1952
from
Net
RR.—Earnings-
Susquehanna & Western
1951
1950
railway——
railway—
$484,287
$481,209
$433,858
132,269
137,443
112,429
80,926
income—.
75,109
49,488
39,420
22,221
1,383,562
1,343,135
1,223,343
1,179.743
331,539
367,155
328.641
225,016-
150,445
142,739
141,415
44,916
from
Gross
oper;
$412,123
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
ry.
railwayrailway.——
from
—V.
Income
oper.
175,
1542.
p.
of—
As
Total
Net
Mar. 31,'52
assets
net
$29,653,351
value
asset
After
1952,
share
per
of
reserve
a
unrealised
$24.98
$22.94
$24.80
March
against $1,335,000 in the previous quarter and $555,000 in
as
investments
011
quarter of
for
the
ended
quarter
last year.
31—
•
1"52
Earnings
per
p.
1951
$206 943
March
$159,534
'
income
174;
-
Mar. 31,'Si-
Dec. 31, 51
$29,540 025 $26,604,937
$1,327,000 for estimated Federal and State taxes on
appreciation
Quarter Ended
Net
414-4 V2 %
its
and
to
amount are to
savings bank and
a
Harris Trust
share
$0.14
$0.18
454.
'
Co.
\
first
Net
from
on
April
Net
ry.
stand-by
principal
to
agreed
pay"
commitment
amount
the
of
bonds
Ry.—Earnings1952
from
Gross
of
has
a
Co.
Southern
March—
the
interest
accrued
company
Norfolk
iBavings
&
amount
principal
company
has
underwriters
Guaranty
to
par
entered
into
represented
Trust
railway——
railway
1951
1949
1950
$1,012,735
$954,862
249,552
$757,153
$745,0 "5
249,102
156.486
.
173,431'
"
■
60,330-
87,735
81,248
58,831
2,950,546
2,154,132
2,189.493
713,731
2,696,795
646,804
413,659
472,592
226,871
198,313
141,034
157,571.
income—
oper.
From Jan. 1—»
from
Gross
Co.
of
railwayfrom railway.
ry. oper.
income-..
Net
The
and
names
has
severally
Allen
respective
agreed
&
Co.,
amounts
the
which
purchase,
to
are
as
Units
Units
'
■
12,500
Shearson, Hammill
Shields
&
&
& Co._
4,000
Company—— .7,000
William
Co.—
6,500
7,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
5,000
3,500
Inc.,
Suplee,
Staats
&
Yeatman
Inc.
2,000
—_
R.
&
2,000
5 500
Sutro
Bros.
Terry
&
Union
Securities
3.000
Woodcock. Hess & Co.,
7 000
Hutzler__
Co.,
_•
2,000
—
Yarn all
Si
7,000
COv'^
'
Company
&
—V.
Corp.:.—:.
4.000
~
7.000
6,000
3,500
Inc.
Co
1481.
175. p. 1542.
North American
purchase agree¬
a
by
4,500
&
$559,675
57,169
1,666,192
- - •
•
railway
March—
Net
Co
Bros.
$576,188
67,864
155,310
income
oper.
1949
1950
$597,216
principal
and
the
1951
1952
$562,322
64,256
railway—_
railway.
to
Co.
&
Ontario & Western Ry.—Earnings—
York,
Net
bonds- 414%^
The
SEC
has
Co.—Hearing
scheduled
for
Liquidation Plan—
on
18, 1952. the plan filed
by this company proposing its liquidation and dissolution in compliance
with
the
integration and simplification requirements of the Holding
Company Act.
The
plan
distribute
stock,
ten
hearing
June
on
proposes that, on its effective date,
North American will,
the holders of its outstanding 8,572,625 shares of common*
liquidating dividend, shares-of-the common stock of Union
to
as
Electric
a
of
Co.
shares
Missouri
of
North
on
basis
the
American.
of
one
similar
A
of
share
for
Union
distribution
will
be
each
made"
approximately 12 months thereafter; and 24 months, a ter the effective,
date of the plan a final liquidating dividend of Union ccramon will be
distributed to North American stockholders* on a share-for-share basis
surrender, of
upon
Incident
par
thereto,
common
stock.
be created;
certificates
the
Union's
stock
common
North
reclassified
into
American
commcn
stock.
11,450,000 shares of noshares of no par;
10,300,000
addition, a new class of $10 par common stock is to
prior to each dividend distribution by North Americaft;
of Union's no par stock will be ex-,
requisite number of shares
changed by. North American for
stock,
for
presently outstanding
will be
In
and
the
par
Jersey Zinc Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
from
*1951
1952
operations
$6,158,886
>
>
$5,322 6(5
372,217
225,701
$6,531,103
—
which
will
similar number of shares of
a
the
$10
distributed.
be
t
other
mine
and
606,458
amortization
strike
income
204.539
3,153,461
income
2,828,335
development preliminary
of
defense
expense
and
excess
As
profits taxes
net
earnings
1
$2,515 472
1,470,000
$1.41
—
$2,771,184
1,470,000
per
share
the
(on
1,960,000
$1.28
shares)
first quarter of
of $15,605
(loss on
sales
1951
have
been
of"securities)
revised downward
and $40,166
(strike
charged
p.
1224.
It
sale.
(J. J.)
Newberry Co.-r—April Sales Up—
Period End. April 30—
^
Sales
—V.
1952—Month—1951
$13,401,772
175,
p.
1542.
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$10,965,783 $44,797,708 $41,525,703
pay
any
is
after
sell
at
$20,000,000
the
and
substantial
cash dividends
end
of
of
each
effective
the
American
Union
net
as-
its
own
of
the
its serial notes
anticipated that repayment of
part out of Union's earings.
will
liquidate
stock.
common
assets
cf
cn
date
of
North
March
of
its
outstanding
said
are
Utilities
out
which
of
which
one
quarter
issuance and
such
notes
Union
plan,
will
be
made
in
to the extent feasible, North
assets,
these
American
1952,
31,
all
Among
of
six months following
During the two-year distribution period,
other
than
its
holdings
of
approximately: $10,500,000 ia
Corp. (NAUSCORP)
Securities
North
American
proposes
in
a
separate plan, to make a compromise payment of $9 per share to public
of 90,397 shares of NAUSCORP common, which separate plan
holders
is
scheduled
these
150.000
to
practicable
as
will mature
...
cease
stock.
soon
issue
will
facili¬
will
American
common
and
expense,
production,
plan states that it is the present intention of. Union's dir.eatorato maintain, during the two-year distribution period, dividends on the
$10 par common stock of Union at the rate of $1.20 per annum and
thereafter at such rate" as the directors shall' deem appropriate;
It is
also stated, that commencing with the effective date of the plan North
$5,548,346
—
previously charged to contingency reserve and now
against income to compare with the report for 1952.—V. 175,
400,000
250,00.0
153,037
93,584
the corresponding
privately
303,000
Walter
—V.
to
atl $17 per
on
April 30,
mortgage
expense)
1,500.000
Thomas & Company
Bros.
1950
$321,470
178,118
$238,391
1951
$389,932
Y.
Lunt——
try the sum
& Hutzler
600,000
__
Salomon
•"
*Earnings for
Co.,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
750.000
Inc
1%
N.
of
Parker
Consolidated
600,000
400.003
Son,
Haupt & Co..
first
$3,000,000
be
Co
Earnings
150,000
Pollock
Inc.
Gregory &
l'ra
30,
sell
to
proposes
Dividends
200,000
&
Inc.
Fauset, Steele & Co
Green, Ellis & Anderson
150.000
of
offered.
income
Federal
500,000
Northwest
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
income--.
p.
Net
Hanseatic
•
Pacific
400 003
300,000
Day & Co._
Wells &
Corp.
500,000
150,000
______
Williams
group
.
175, p.
ties
150,000
York
854,327
From Jan. 1—
1955
business
of
principal
Insurance
to
underwriters
Operating
an
400,000
Baxter,
30
holder
7,000
&
Pension
Co
972,288
784.896
1,096,168
from
Gross
$200,000
severally
below,
947,534
274,869
Niagara Share Corp.—Asset Value Higher—
April
before
April
$9,500,000
to
bank
Sunstein & CO/__
&
Other
debentures:
New
Bache
of
the
entitle
Quarter Ended March 31—
Mullaney,
150,030
&
such
Company
&
Income
2,100,000 shs.
Kean, Taylor & Co
Strudw.ck_;
Redpath
a
the
New
15,000,000
below
amounts
amount
324,805
702,266
The
20000 000
iJC'c"7'«;";"'r;$9'200'000
&
Parker
rate
it.
are
York,
now
of
—V.
Outstanding
$55,000,000
3,000,000 shs.
respective
Co.
notes
New
with
Hirsch
FINANCING-
Authorized
principal
rate
annual
York,
Hamlin
Jersey
773,622
>
2,109,710-
interest, at
price of
approximately
100.78%
of
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Life
the
Riter
TO
underwriters
the
bonds,
Redpath
service
Elizabeth,
175,
Gross
authorized.
or
its
arranged
also
said
purchased by
Gerstley,
in
Auchincloss,
Anderson
the company's
bear
the
will
close
of
commitment
Rollins & Co.,
Broke-Willis,
Inc
D. H, Ellis & Co.;
areas.
,
(par
from
such
Mutual
Blair,
advertising
telephones
debs., due July 15, 1988 $55,000,000
debs., due Mar. 15, 1990
15,000,000
debs., due May 1, 1984
20,000.000
3--year 3 >4%
Common
v.
will
at
is
on
company
amount are
of
,
use
211,583
2,134,407
railwayrailway—-—
"Deficit.—V.
before
the
$2,000,000
purchase
For
Salomon
CAPITALIZATION
An
to
Auchincloss,
and
101,110
2,086,443
1952
oper.
ry.
four' insurance companies
be
Allen
other
217,605
242,982
railway
cper.
from
31,
mortgage
to
par
in
1.
.
1,728,986
were
Trenton
sale
for
;
2,256,128
income—
from
ry.
indebtedness
of
follows:
other
226,142
railway—
New
underwriter,
providing for a firm commitment for the
several purchase by said purchasers of the 106,000 units of cumulative
preferred stock, 6% series, common stock and common stock purchase
"nclude
service
and
programs
from
had
one-third
and
the
systems
company
«
company
which
City,
at
each
1949
$653,032
239,431
March—
managing
the
1950
$660,567
106,767
incomes—;'
1542.
p.
from
the certificates for the cumulative
or
on
until
was
to
ment
within
telephone and teletypewriter
directories.
1951
at
warrants
within
service
outside
the
television
received
are
toll
and
$12,500,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
ob¬
plant.
service
telephone
of
mobile
for private line
transmission
space
points
with
and facilities
and
telephone
furnishes
Services
service,
pro-
company,
1951
$734,599
245,010
railway-
from
Gross
Net
Net
warrant
stock
common
and
1977,
agreed
New
such company, as
including exten¬
telephone
and
for
radio
from
1952
$751,656
railway
March-
■
•
within
services
the
■
share.
All
Co
are
the
Each
and
financing
first
1953.
1,
purposes,
its
also
company
points
other
with
to
local
of
of
per
mortgage bonds
toward
company
practice
corporate
improvements
Jersey.
teletypewriter
of
American
established
general
BUSINESS—Company
State
from
an
*xpects. t0 continue, of borrowing
arises
for
therefor
sions.
proceeds
Telephone & Telegraph
$25,700,000 at the time the
approximate
with
the
American
Advances
conformity
f
meed
advances
apply
1542.
railway
175,
106 J0J wts.'
amount
amount
stock
attached to
series.
thereafter
Northwestern
so
to
446,611
.
railway
from
serially
mature
Bank, Chicago
III., at a
principal amount thereof.
fee
intends
company
This
such
sold
be
105.824%
par,
PROCEEDS—The
1,057,963
383,771
—V.
Boston Corp.,
ranging
A
Of
Co., 102.1159; Shields &
Whlte. weld & Co., 102,089; and First
102 0299
The
calling
2,495,792
965.556
459,577
-
"
bonds.
of preferred
will be
investors
due
$3,000,000
all
2,541,047
1,364,044
310,986
„
income.
New York
Net'
106,000 wts.
principal
PLACEMENT—The
institutional
102.174%.
issue,
3,134,305
1,045,950
railway-
oper.
Net
6%
$17.50
at
series
the
2,862,393
from
Net
310,791 shs..
mortgage securing
additional
will
thereafter
and
notes.
5? nino°ien,
and
share
share;
per
May 1, 1984
for
177,300
oper.
106,000 shs..
the
upon
The
incur.
of
shares
stock,
102.824% and accrued interest. The offering was over¬
subscribed and the books closed. The bonds were
award¬
ed to the group at
competitive sale on May 6 on a bid of
bidders
warrants—
$1,000,000
annum
PRIVATE
i
at
Other
issue
warrants
share;
Jersey Bell Telephone Co.—Debentures Offered—
168,618
from
106,000 shs.
premium.
of
1956
New
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
$20,000,000 of 32-year 31/4% debentures
174,871
From Jan. 1—
2,000,000
:' f
$20)
(par
limitation
may
notes,
purchase one
$16
1864,
p.
229,497
from
by
preferred
currently being paid at the rate of 90 cents yearly. The
the next quarterly dividend of 22>/2
additional shares will participate in
a
share expected to be
cents
income-
$12,500,000
+
\
tThe
total
405,519-
frcm
Gross
—V.
company's charter imposes certain conditions, restrictions and
limitations upon the issue of additional shares of preferred stock.
A
income
net
1949
$867,322
1951
Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.—Earnings-
450,000 shs.
purchase
the
per
§The
stock
common
1950
393,010
p.
New
r
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
RR.—Earnings$931,993
railway-
year
without
.
& Northeastern
March—
Net
Outstanding
during, the years- 1953-1957, inclusive.
Such notes may be
the company at any time without premium, unless such
prepayment shall be made from borrowed funds, in which event a
premium of
V2 %
per
annum
is payable.
The remaining $1,000,000
principal amount of. these notes will mature five years from the date
of issue, will bear interest at the rate of 414% per annum for a period
of nine months, and thereafter at 41/2% per annum, and will permit
the prepayment of any or. all thereof at any time prior to maturity
operating subsidiaries of New England Electric Sys¬
tem constitute a single inter-connected and coordinated
public utility
system providing electric service in
parts of Massachusetts,
Rhode
Island, New Hampshire and Connecticut and gas service in Massachu¬
setts, Rhode Island and Connecticut, The area served is
approximately '
4,300 square miles with a total population of 2,135,000. Total
operating
$10 par
1225.
490,309
New
bonds, 414 % series A due 1977, will be an open-end
will impose certain conditions, restrictions and )imita-:
but
these
prepaid
BUSINESS—The
for
of
FINANCING
to
$10)
company
upon
414 %
per
of increasing
$13,500,000 to
capital stock,
$1,108,720
oper,
175,
A,
1953.
ser.
charter
no
mortgage
tOf
Expenditures during
2,700,000 shares of
favcr
from
646,813
from
Net
the
•
6%
(par
stock
mortgage,
have aggregated $151,700,000, principally for electric
plant.
Contemplated expenditures for 1952 and 1953 total $90,000,000,
which are calculated to increase the
generating capacity of the System
from 918,165 kilowatts to 1,070,165 kw.
amounted
series
serially
due
stock,
is
the
first
the past five years
revenues
PRESENT
—
stock
*There
financing will be used by the utility
for construction purposes.
_
pfd.
gCommon
holding company to further the construction programs of its operating
.subsidiaries, who in turn Will use the designated funds to reduce shortterm bank debt incurred
4V4%
bonds,
notes
Common
cents.
from
TO
—
tCumul,
tions
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
GIVING EFFECT
1957
purchased by the underwriters.
compensation
a
mortgage
4,/4-41/2 %
competing bid for the underwriting a group led by Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Kidder. Peabody & Co. and White,
Co.
(jointly) named an afforing price of $12.37y2 per share
a
in
$1,096,516
from
Gross
Net
First
The stockholders
1952.
90
of
State
Authorized
name appears on the subscrip¬
being offered initially to stockhold¬
ers at $12.62% per share on a one-for-eight basis. Shares
remaining unsubscribed after 3 p.m. on May 26, 1952,
will
the
20,
voted
corporation
From Jan. 1—
CAPITALIZATION
is
stock
within
all
25
share for the exchange of warrants by original
The
Ocean,
the
railway—
railway
ry.> cper.
Gross
holders where the dealer
tion.
and
Morris
Monmouth,
on<
From Jan. 1—
Jersey.
May 7 submitted a bid of $12.62lk
share, less an underwriting commission of 39V2 cents
share. In addition, the company will reimburse the
June
1952,
the
of
1952
Net
1952.
result
a
Cape
of
4,
about
Co.
As
increased to
Counties
name
purchase
to
May 5,
-
from
Monmouth
Light
be
engaged
the
April
on
by
from
Gross
Net
company
Central
Light
outstanding
territory
comprising
almost entirely in
a
Jersey,
the
1951,
Jersey
&
company
1922
about
or
on,
stock
represented
Net
Gross
in
on
meeting
capital
New Orleans
amount
Power
Co.'s
operating
effected
be
175, p.
March—
the company,
capital.
utility
served
New
Gas
share
per
funds
($132,2501,
totaling $1,746,750;
the utilization of natural gas;.
to
organized
was
Central
Jersey
working
present
eastern
acquisition,
dlesex,
The
heretofore
miles
County.
The winning group on
per
will
annual
authorized
$27,000,000,
$12,500,000
of
principal
applied by
Natural
notes
public
a
business,
Co.
company
square
(par $1) to holders of such stock of record May 8, 1952.
Gas
County
The
&
utility
gas
investors
be
with
together
$2,000,000
will
of
facilities
additional
of
1957,
Jersey
serial
customers'
provision
and
1977
to
properties
of
financing,
institutional
to
due
1953
gas
retirement
converting
and
bonds
due
the
from
sale
pr.vate
4Vi %
bonds
are
the
from
proceeds
BUSINESS—Company,
New England Electric System—Common Stock
per
$1
2, 1952, of one share of previously unis¬
value $10 per share, for each share of capital,
outstanding,
it is expected that this stock dis¬
par
and
issued
then
their
the
at prices ranging from $16 per
share after April 30, 1954 and
share after April 30, 1955 and
per
$17.50
of
business June
capital stock,
stock
—V.
mortgage
Co.;
wells.
gas
and
1956
414 % -4'/2%
to
with the SEC
be offered at
notification
letter of
a
class
of
share),
drill
to
filed
1
shares
per
30,
PROCEEDS—Net
of
covering
1956
$17
1954,
30,
1955,
aivdend
a
of common
retired.
been
1542.
p.
the close of
at
sued
.
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$16,849,124 $16,758,418
1952—Month—1951
$5,255,736
..
—V.
of
letter
a
Brothers, Inc.—April Sales Increase—
.Period End. Apr. 30—
Bales
filed
30
April
30,
purchase one share
the warrants expire.
Commencing in 1955 holders of the preferred
stock are entitled
to the benefit of a purchase fund for the retirement of the preferred
issue.
The fund will be an amount which, for the years 1955 to and
including 1962, is equal to 2% of the par value of the 106,000 shares
of
preferred stock, and thereafter an amount equal' to 3% of the
par
value of the preferred stock, until the entire series shall have
notification with the
SEC covering 21,430 shares of common stock
to be offered at par
($10 par share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
lor
working capital.
company
holder to
the
including April 30,
until
April
until
The
-
and
until
Omaha, Neb.—Files
Co.,
entitles
warrant
to
declared
6
to
at
be
May
on
shares of capital stock now outstanding, payable June 13,
stockholders of record at the close of business May 29, 1952.
The directors also authorized a distribution to stockholders of record
1952,
tribution
share
Consolidated Mills
Nebraska
directors
The
1;329,115
one
purchase warrant attached) and two shares of common
stock.
Each unit is priced at $50.
'
/
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
Newmont Mining Co.—100% Stock Distribution—
»,
being offered
to entail
is expected
program
(par $10).
stock
common
warrants, and 212,000
The securities are-
purchase
stock
common
shares of
The remainder of the company's expan¬
additional expenditures aggregating
accruals.
by depreciation
and
Units Offered—
May 7 offered securities
on
follows: 106,00u shares of 6% cumu¬
preferred stock (par $20), to which are attached
lative
past five yars—-from sales of
1951—has
required increased
sion
associates
and
of this company as
in
growth
substantial
The
Co.
Gas Co.—Stock
Natural
Jersey
&
.
.
by
all
SEC
hearing
North
on
of
its
North
American's
American's
interest
in
$4,000,000 at' Dec.
assets,
27,
1952.
Upon
to
liquidate
proposes
than
and
completion
and
of
dissolve
assets to Union which will assume
liabilities.
The major portion of
its investment in Union, consists
net current assets of approximately
remaining
other
NAUSCORP
31,
May
American
transferring its then remaining
North
of
for
transactions,
1951—V. 175, p. 1762.
Volume 175
Number 5115
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
North American Utilities Securities Corp.—To
See
North
American
Co.
above.—V.
172,
■Dununuiaers
Panhandle Oil Corp.—New Name—
Dissolve
754.
p.
(1959)
See
1952,
below.
Panhandle Producing & Refining Co.
at
Northern Pacific
Gross
Net
from
ry.
income.__
oper.
The name
1949
1950
1951
$13,632,368 $12,558,506 $11,266,344 $12,482,497
934,004
1,567,676
2,137,269
1,270,420
railway
railway
from
Net
1952
1,006,416
and
dealings under the new
began May 1.—V. 174, p. 547.
Net
railway
railway
Net
ry.
175,
Northern
766,795
States
The
company
Power
Co.
With
(Minn.)—Registers
stock
and
The
to
issue
$21,500,000
shares
common
stockholders
held.
The
filed
1
to
are
of
rate
be
the
construction
price
shares
by
the $21,500,090
bidding.
at
the
the
estimated
its
and
company
subsidiaries,
at $34,800,000 for
1352.
It is expected that the company's general
funds, including those arising from earnings and reserves, after adding
the
proceeds
of
the
provide the cash
in
connection
under
part
the
of
additional
shares
common
the
construction
1953.—V.
175,
stockholders'
meeting April
1952 where
4,
of
than 85%
more
bonds,
new
$1,750,000
of long-term debt (compared with a previous limitation of $750,000) in
order to pr.ovide the company with necessary funds to finance the in¬
creased
volume of business and
to
provide for some expansion and
improvements to the company's properties.
The company is now pre¬
paring to enter into an agreement with a group of three life insurance
will
the
1952
year
the
and
early
permitting the company to create
these amendments was one
companiess for
loan
new
a
to replace the
of $1,750,000
amount
the
in
presently outstanding long-term debt of $750,000 under terms and con¬
ditions which appear favorable from the company's standpoint.
STATEMENT
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
Three
*1951
$3,445,957
836,460
be-.ore
Federal
and State income taxes
provision for income taxes.
598,600
per
"Restated.
—V.
tBased
174, p.
share
common
$1.02
?
shares presently outstanding.
217,360 common
on
$162,620
$0.67
1790.
corporation is offering to its common
rights to
subscribe
shares of
new
rate
of
held
share
one
of
at
4.20%
record
($50
par
stockholders
share)
per
each
shares
15
of
stock
of
each
.
preferred,
mew
the
share
-vlt
stock
corporation
of
convertible
is
the
at
at
IV*
Of
rate
into
time
any
shares
of
common
for
common
preferred.
is subject
to
redemption
at $52.50
share
per
1954 and thereafter at prices decreasing to $50
—V.
bank
any
to
what
will
acquisitions.
portion
be'.used
banks
on
before May 25,
or
loan
will
funds
limits,
of
assets,- the
potentialities
gross
with
respect
for
having
the
to
funds
ratio
available
to
for
D.
quarter
Barring
It
is
provide
than
more
97%
of
chase
We
oil
net
organized
holds
1929,
in
Dakota,
increased
094,000
in
the
aggregate
has
bank
the
$3.75
deposits
the
Northwestern
group,
Dec..
for
and
reserves
share
per
Nat'onal
31,
1951
affiliated
the
of
banks
the combined
and
of
interests
minority
4.20%
total
net income
cumul.
EFFECT
GIVING
($50
stock
PRESENT
TO
value)
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to
forth
exercise
Peabody
Kidder,
103,185
*1,547,767
&
Con¬
Douglas
&
Kalman
Co..
&
Becker
Co.
Baird
W.
Robert
Ames,
2.3)
C.
2.30
M.
1.50
Caldwell
...
-
&
&
Smithers
Emerich
Barrows
Wood
E.
175,
&
Henderson
1.50
Co.—
..
Mannheimrr-Egan.
Irving J.
Northwestern
Net
ry;
railway
.60
*
5,968,444
___-
$145,334
$78,105
72,205
99,087
-
exclu¬
expenses,
and
from
$627,124
204,717
161,130
railway
54,965
cents
it
per
2,506,202
297,363
175, p.
-
2,026,306
271,123
1,701,528
22,112
and amort.
$132,238
below
Net
ry.
v
income
oper.
*20,265
Gross
1950
1949
$72 131
since
policy
1948.
INCREASED—STOCK
stockholders
May
on
from
18,418
to
Net
ry.
—V.
175,
p.
16,322
14,901
32
14,203
the
a
common
the
i
,
from
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
railway—_L_
oper. income—
$88,112,947 $72,808,838 $74,530,917
11,752,580
11,896,167
12,419,080
5.159,607
3,928,510
5,594,594
5,078,244
12,706,008
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
239,640,356 195,319,992 227,926,940
26,970,811
33,425,861
22,339,883
258,838,631
railway
railway.—
36,237,432
nicome___
,15,159,959
oper.
175, p.
The proceeds are
used
had
matured
by
on
the
a
like
former
2,314,173
from
Net
ry.
Plastic
The
SEC
Heel
company
covering
at
March
1,
Net
1952
1951
1950
ry.
$612,429
$657,912
*221,726
*408,053
*365,733
*374,024
*435,486
*601,952
*566,170
2,213,182
2,064,238
1,632,013
*447,533
*684,171
*1,294,621
*1,102,330
railway
*1,337,953
*1,873,867
railway
income
cper.
175,
1,973,694
*
1,026,082
1,632,402
"
1543.
p.
Account
Operating
435,541
to
equipment
of
working
at
stock,
$1
Co.—Preferred
Stock
Placed
unifying and
Light &
1864.
of bank loans which
refunding mortgage
Power Corp., which
the
having
share
share.
per
Of
will
shares
22,600
with
$10) and
stock to be
(par
preferred
preferred
one
share
stock
the
par),
the
the
be
re¬
trans¬
Inc. for a .license of patent and lease of
64,000 shares are to be offered first to share¬
and
Plastic
of
shares
13,600
stock
common
of
common
notification
of
preferred
(no
common
of
letter
a
5%
Patents,
personnel
the
of
stock
purchaser
one
shares
Plastic
filed
30
shares
each
purchase
86,600
of
April
common
Patents,
to
underwriting
The
and
build
be
No
capital.
Inc.
preferred
of
Used
will
up
is
proceeds
like
a
number
involved.
the
from
of
merchandise
stock
shares
and
for
*
President,
Hamilburg,
M.
that
announces
the
directors
on
May 6 voted to take no action in respect to the declaration of a divi¬
dend, until such time in the future as the directors shall otherwise
determine/ It
voted
further
was
ing of the company's stock
time
the
in
future
for
cf
in
second
the
first
the
volume
sales
for
the
in
this
be
and
the
the
of
respect to
list¬
a
determine..
current
first quarter.
fiscal
Mr.
were
year
below the
However, sales
better than the
added: "Operations
ago.
year
are
Hamilburg
year have shown a profit, though smaller than in
Present indications warrant the expectation that
year.
profit for the next six months of the current fiscal year will
better'than
for
in
otherwise
quarter of the current fiscal
comparable period a year
fiscal
preceding
action
no
shall
the
quarter
volume of sales in the
to date
take
to
the New York Curb Exchange until such
on
directors
the
as
those
the
of
first
six
months.
New
products' developed
in the present year are being well received and
currently adding to the company's sales volume."—V. 173, p. 1992.
company
Pond
Creek
Pocahontas
Co.
are
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Quarter Ended March 31—
Total
income
of
products
General
1951
*1951
$5,731,105
$5,137,638
selling expenses—- 4,520,327
3,844,052
.
sold
„
and
administrative
and
other
than Federal
Provision
for
for
depletion
taxes
Federal
110,421
income
on
(est.)
170,747
Net
profit
"As
-
declared
——
share
i
■
$523,773
339,484
$1.54
—
stock (339,484 shs.)
of cap.
$609,197
339,484
—
per
305,000
260,000
'
<
,
121,855
179,129
income-/.,.
on
depreciation
86,78*7
137.455
expense
taxes
and
$1.79
adjusted.
Quar. End. Mar. 31
Tens of Coal Produced—
,,
January
February
1951
.1952
323,461
260,331.
283,893
March
Total,
first
quarter—
.
,
264,778
260,192
282,115
807,085
867,685
FOR
CALENDAR
YEARS
1951
Number
Tons
of
of
1950
236
202
173
2.056,689
days mines worked—
coal
1949
1,438,266
674,747
348,618
1,216,353
289,619
272,372
produced—
Pond
Creek—West
Pond
Creek—Kentucky mines—
Marianna—West
Virginia mines
959,816
mines,
Virginia
448,377
Total
Earns,
Taxes
3,464,882
all
1,778,344
$5,247,752
546,942
2,073,876
$4,020,003
384,402
1,452,243
$2,564,541
1,665,916
1,357,936
$2,626,934
3,301,139
1,357,936
$2,183,358
2,533,819
1,357,936
7.55
4.00
7.74
4.00
5.34
6.11
6.43
4.00
4.28
$6,771,208
3,487,061
$5,919,788
2,936,802
$6,354,088
1,581,517
$3,284,147
$2,982,986
1,534
depl,, deprec. & taxes
depreciation,-kinds—.
and
of
2,461,631
$5,193,560
817,636
1,811,383
1,462
$4,772,571
1,339
——
—
before
Depletion
—
profit—
for
Per
—
stock—
share of capital
Net
additions—
property
Dividends paid
,
profit
Dividends
—
paid
kinds
all
of
capital
Working
.
at
Current
assets
Current
Dec.
31—
liabilities
current
assets
stockholders
of
175,
—
__
424.
p.
Power Condenser &
Files With Securities
Electronics Corp., Boston, Mass.—
and Exchange Commission—
letter of notification with the
income notes due May 1, 1962,
stock (par $1) to be sold in units of
one
$1 000 note and 30 shares of common stock at $1,000 per unit,
without
underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used for working
capital.—V. 172, p. 480.
corporation
SEC
11,400
on
$285,000
covering
and
shares
of
May 2 filed a
of 10-year 5%
common
America (& Domestic
1951
$1,666,616
1,180,513
*
Railway
1
from
revenue
railway
$610,355
248,783
101,314
118,577
$295,518
:_
operations.
accruals
tax
joint
and
facilitiy
rents
railway 'operating
income..
$242,995
—-——
income
fixed
Total
Net
deductions
from
income
fixed charges
after
14,727
$257,722
1.213
1.346
40,778
charges
income
14,442
$309 960
Income
55,403
$267,969
$267,969
$200,973
Quarter Ended March'31—
S«!
Federal
Net
—V.
174, p.
Federal
1791.
taxes
•
Philadelphia Transportation
purchase
bonds,
due
up
Jan.
$168,647-
to
Trust
$350,022
2039.
1,
Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
Co., as trustee for the sinking fund,
consolidated mortgage 3%-6% series A
income..—
—
dividend
for
Balance
common
Earnings per common
—V.
175,
—
stock/
share (13,881,016 shares)
Net
from
ry.
from
Net
rv.
railway
railway
oper.
3.75, p.
6-28f'2^
$0.45
15,842,000
11,901,542
788,202
$0 80
income
1333.
1950
1949
-
1952
1-951
$11,667,776 $10,972,612
2,718.810
2,321.511
$9,731,834
2,221,915
$9,299,759
1,517.65/
1,339,963
-
income:
oper.
Net
—V.
railway
railway-—-
from
7,076,520
788,239
!!?.«
Co.—Earnings—
Reading
from
7,765,000
17G3.
p.
March—
Gross
—
profit
Net
income
Fidelity-Philadelphia
will
$278,635
taxes on
Preferred
Gross
"Includes
Subs.)—Earnings
*952
1951
1056,261
$760,692
363,860
expenses
Net
Other
p.
of
Radio Corp. of
1952
$1,941,205
'
revenues
29,681
175,
636,721
1949
$734,778
*156,013
income,..
"Deficit.—V.
14,520
1952/—V.
333,129
266,509
'
Manufacturing Co., of America, Univer¬
on
par,
to
The
from
36,095
of
2,171,520
449,584
353,966
499,212
346,179
13,600
shares
ferred
—V.
$730,840
/
railway....
railway
oper.
from
Net
Joaquin
162,044
sity City, Mo.—Files With SEC—
9,020,948
7,372,103
From Jan. 1—
106,402
San
109,163
1,707,028
1543.
p.
Net
254,101
amount
158,812
2.093,440
income
oper.
175,
1543.
from
Net
86,808
to be used to refund $7,667,000
to redeem
isued
from
ry.
Number
235,293
Electric
119,508
2,231,082
railwayrailway
Taxes
128,962.
Blyth & Co., Inc.
bonds
1949
1950
$88,222,243
railway
from
23.3.340
Privately—This company according to an announcement
made on May 6, has placed privately an issue of 306,680
shares of 5% redeemable first preferred stock (par value
$25 per share).
The financing was arranged through
230,905
Jan. 1—
Expended
1951
1952
Miscellaneous
were
stock
Pennsylvania RR ,—Earnings—
March—
122.122
&
1949
$636,737
136,245
$688,526
221,812
income—
oper.
Net
Total
Gas
PLAN
capital
1542.
Pacific
1950
$790,539
211,514
value of $4,000,000.—V. 175, p. 1225.
par
Equipment
'
35,373
1951
$795,344
from
Net
—V.
a
authorize
of
as
shares
291 043
railway
an
proposal to amend the articles of Incorporation
corporation to issue an additional 233,249
stock (par $10 per share).
This brought
authorized capital stock of the corporation to 400,000 shares with
so
42,472
1951
•
railway
oper. inccme
OPTION
incentive
PURCHASE
approved
5
$95,403
48,880
'
from
*$87,404
directors, at their December meeting,
to resume dividend payments, which had been
They accordingly declared a dividend of 50
share, payable Feb. 1, 1952, to holders of record on Jan. 15.
sound
Operating
$108,342
-
From -Jan. 1—■
Net
„
,
,.
106,048
.
$102,115
44,918
1952
from railway
railway.
Cr24,522
$4,821
surplus
Peoria & Eastern Ry.—Income
March—
from
$112,327
'
Crl37,059
to earned
3 Months Ended March 31—
Gros?
109,919
133,982
DIVIDEND—The
CAPITALIZATION
*60,396
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.-—Earnings—
Net
258,715
327,666
—
depletion
*278,531
....
*51,806
'
146,477
purchase option plan for key officers and directors.
1542.
t
^
ry.
From
Earnings
$177,192
30,804
$217,539
etc.
reserves,
VOTED—The
Gross
260,318
*183,326
Deficit.—V.
deemed
*88,632
2,627,064
492,414
168,524
118,105
1952
Provision
depletion
depreciation,
transferred
*7,712
80,831
'<■'
464,185
95,194
154,372
loss.
Net
railway...
oper. income.__
ry.
Net
Taxes,
amortization
>
adjustments
March—
$787,972
14,195
from
Net
$6,046,549
deplet.
depreciation,
of
suspended
Gross
1949
From Jan. 1—
Gross
109,529
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings-
1950
185.914
income...
oper.
.60
$1,007,898
$986,324
railway..*—i_.
from
Net
Net
1950
$5,937,020
92,588
.60
Co
1951
1952
from
__
RR.—-Earnings—
Pacific
March—
Gross
Inc.
Rice & Co. Inc.__
Shaughnessy &
1762.
p.
.60
.60
& Co
1.50
2.
Inc
for
profit
"Net
.60
Co._
&
Corp.—
Jowa
of
1.50
& Co.,
Net
.60
Phillips Co.
First
.60
.60
Co.—
&
T.
C.
1.00
.60
Co.—
Bishop
H.
Decker,
Co
Co
Scha-uro
Harold
—V.
1951
$5,893,557
income
from
before
Reversal
l.OO
Co._
& Co., Inc.
Ashmun
S.
i.,
Co.
&
1.50
Milwaukee
Loss
1.00
4.00
_
1.00
Inc
Co.——
F.
Inc.-
Co.
Allison-Williams
A.
gas
our
1.00
Quail
S.
1.00
—
4.50
Domiriick—
&
Dominick
Cook,
4.00
Inc
&
issued
1.50%
Inc.,
Co.___
Kirkoatrick-Pettis
Co.
&
&
Gre°nman
Co.,
&
4.57
.
Dain
G.
to
5,840,811
Also-approved was
John
4.50
_
&
not
are
Woodard-Elwocd & Co,__
-26.45
_
M.
Reserves
severally
have
which
stock
Jam.ieson
The
Deductions
29,304
605,680
HIGHLIGHTS
below
ramed
underwriters
shares of preferred
of warrants:
the
Blyth & Co., Inc.__
A.
and
present
natural
______
-
RESUMES
purchase from the corporation, in the respective percentages
below,
the
M.
pur¬
$5,986,145
profit
income
100,045
INCOME
OF
____—
...
overhead
and
depreciation,
profit before
arid amortization
"
Outstanding
2,000,000
-26.45%
J.
STATEMENTS
—
sold
29,130
22,922
537,838
railway
railway
from,
sales
the acquisition of
ideal , supplement
—
.Gross
200,000
value)
par
to
/'Exclusive of 128,982 shares held for conversion of preferred stock.
ner
the
or
assets;
an
_■
Operating
FINANCING
stock.:.
preferred
($10
equal
stock.-
common
convertible
Common
upon
be
31—
<
coal
of
Other
Minne¬
had
$5,799,058,
was
Author'zed
stock,
set
will
companies;
$752,-
$393.737,000..
of $38,557,334,
earnings
CAPITALIZATION
Pfd.
from
stock and surplus of the corpo¬
equal to $46.33 per share of
capital
or
looking toward
which
other
with
mergers
revenue
of
sive
1949
$150,903
114,226
49,965
from
Net
Sales
revenue
Total
corporation and affiliated banks and companies, alter deducting
provision
Gross
Cost
banks have
$72,551,000,
around
of
ended
year
operating
gross
in
deposits
the
For
the affiliated
$1,475,101,000;
to
Other
1950
$246,551
27,717
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
Dividends
largest
apolis,
to
on
companies
presently
sales
1951
March—
Joseph
stock.
common
of
$802,407,000
$l,367,c01.000 and
Coal
-Earnings—
$30.48
$32.89
payment
CONSOLIDATED
Cost
assets of
total
vers
$41,593,000
asset
Wisconsin.
and
from
to
from
The
Montana
the past nine
During
ration,
tangible
Dec. 31,'51 Mar. 31,'51
$1,099,290
$660,079
I fully expect to propose to our
of
another
dividend
during
the
with regular dividends a near-term objective.
further expand
the operations of our company,
additional
are
properties
p.
1333.
p.
certain
operations.
value, of the outstanding stock
in a group of 70 affiliated banks, which with 21 branches are located
in
79
citie; ana towns in Minnesota,
Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota,
North
to
175,
$180,345
income—
oper.
175,
sale
developments,
advantageous
Years Ended Dec.
in
ry.
—V.
year.
the
1952,
aim
our
including
amount.—V.
RR.-
13,
Philadelphia,
July 1, 1952,
1864.
on
Plymouth Rubber Co.—Omits Dividend—
last
of
directors
off
24,613
•
railway
railway
from
Net
/"
.
unforeseen
of
calendar year
purposes.
other
49.
$33.62
...
Silberstein, President,
other funds of the corporation, will be
additional capital funds to affi.iated banks and
BUSINESS—Corporation,
p.
$1,250,046
share.
per
1499.
Proceeds of the sale,- with
;
175,
Mar. 31,'52
assets...
value
174, p.
board
of
deposits,
to
factors.
other
and
regard
capital
of
ratio
net
same
sale
the
capital
determined
be
risk
to
formulated
been
of the preferred stock
affiliated banks, which
additional; capital or- in what amounts.
provided.-with
matters
capital
plans (have
proceeds
5.—V.
May
on
Industries,
Chesapeake
to
name
May 5 said in part:
Our
profits for the first three months of 1952 were better than
$200,000 or $1.36 per share before depreciation and depletion.
This
means
that our company made five times the profit it made in the
share.:
per
have under consideration
does not now
provide, additional
be
may
These
the
of
to
No
Net
option
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp.—Earnings Gain—
,
//PROCEEDS—The corporation
its
,
Net asset
L.
V:The
:
announced
was
As of—
Total
1952.
5,
it
changed
paid
June
noon,
Street,
Broad
be
$172,003
Gross-from
maining
Pell, de Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
stock
common
has
corporation
face
income—
holder
103,185
stock at the
The subscription war¬
rants will expire at 3 p.m. (CST) on May 20, 1952. The
offering is being underwritten by a group headed by The
First Boston Corp. and Blyth & Co., Inc.
May
on
Inc.",
for
convertible preferred
for
This
their
until
offers
135
will
1952
oper.
offered
Pathe Industries, Inc.—Name Changed—
Northwest Bancorporation—Preferred Stock Offered—
The
ry.
100,200
1864.
p.
Net
292,965
$237,860
Net-inccme
tEarnings-
exceeding
sealed
trustee
455,585
1252
March 31—
Net sales
Income
submit
company,
the
railway
railway
Net
$4,939,018
Months Ended
to
trust
by
from
Gross
and for
program
during
urogram
and
of bank loans incurred
its expenditures
required to prepay $15,000,000
with
construction
the
of
will be added to general funds of
part of the new capital required for
the
of
program
common
ten
supplied
be
to
together with
competitive
sale
by
each
for
are
financing
and used to provide
company
share
additional
subscription
for
subscription
for
offered
shares,
offered
proceeds of
an
be
one
and
date
Unsubscribed
to
are
Net
the
at
record
amendment.
bonds,
application with • the SEC for
and sell 1,108,866 shares of its $5 par common
of its first mortgage bonds, due June 1, 1982.
May
on
At
of
From Jan. 1-—
were represented in person or by proxy, charter amendments
proposed to the stockholders prior to the meeting were ratified. Among
Securities and Exchange Commission—
authorization
Pri¬
the shares
1481.
p.
not
from
vately—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
*1,844,197
*2,937,424
1,383,369
1,202,334
32,179,432
"1,112,997
3,364,911
4,126,332
income—
oper.
'■Deficit.—V.
28,717,436
34,969,690
39,088,059
invited
March—
Gross
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.—To Place Securities
from
from
prices
are
office
accepted
Pittsburg & Shawmut
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Oil Corp.,
Exchange
has been changed to Panhandle
name on
the New York Stock
company
744,506
426,400
507,098
this
of
the
Bonds
Co.—Changes Name
Panhandle Producing & Refining
Ry,—Earnings—
March—
at
Fa.
7
1,068,866
1,246,556
671,283
34,407,481
8,024,171
3,927,168
31,423,469
6.673,954
3,073,112
25,115,251
4,080,502
2,221,034
29,307/0 f
4.335,53 >
2,084,1„ f
8
(1960)
The Commercial and Financial. Chronicle
Republic Aviation Corp.—Italian Contracts Signed—
A
fleet
of
speed
to
program
the
North
Farmingdale, N.
this corporation
Italan
The
in
contract
a
components
to
for
the
Organization
anniversary
supplied
Assistance
Defense
made
of
being
Treaty
the
on
signed
manufacture
the
Thunderjets
Atlantic
Y„
maintenance
overseas
with
and
V-E
of
(May
Finmeccanica
parts
European
the
lor
nations
initiated
was
Day
of
Italy
for
Republic F-C4
the Mutual
receive
bids
to
up
manufacture
components
1,690
some
Rhinelander Paper Co.
at
Period End. April 30—
sales
Federal
income
Canad.an
taxes
taxes,
including
2,218,580
2,052,541
1,199 000
.
California
income
taxes
126,616
Cash
—V.
174,
432,000
covering
$25)
to
Corp.
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Gross
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway
$2,515,650
1,125,468
983,714
354,646
379,897
254,653
railway....
7,840,059
6,890,231
3,193,874
2,641,035
income...
1,017,016
1,009,709
income
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
1,792,653
672,275
of
175,
SEC
at
March—
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Net
1951
1950
own
1949
$506,001
$496,137
$483,308
$456,468
51,114
railway
railway....
oper. income
8,488
22,098
*43,256
from
49,467
*22,957
•93,112
•
2,673
railway....
-1,504,811 •
rallway.l.^i.
from
•//' 160,862;
oper.- income...
♦Deficit.—V. '175, p.
1,387,710
1,283,646
*23,717
1,009
15.576
„
its
"158,433
1,342,362
7*168,609
*318,289
*166,818
r
1952
Net
from
Net
ry:
1950
$267,965
$149,727
$166,477
36 817
income
*' '■<
•
>•
85,140
5,002
*17,538
48,378
*19,892
*42,894
796,332
471,255
439,121
122
1—
from
for
731,792
223 940
289,561
49,072
*138,141
income...
117,715
191,029
*30,001
*-210,929
Net
from
ry.. oper.
"Deficit,—V.
175, p.
of
April
on
v.'
account
$2.75
at
$2.37'/2
capital.—V.
to
to
$2.87V2
Pa., who
per
share.
share)
Per
1952—4 Wks.—1951
$
Canadian
purchasing
The proceeds
172,
for
shares
working
—V.
$
<jj
111,898,865
97,771,832
9,624,571
sales
$
,
other
to
are
be
Offered—This
438,067,816 382,791,191
40,210,362
of
stock
common
35,646,110
March—
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway
1951
1950
$1,264,312
226,692
99,905
109,080
141,001
,
the
ry.
railway..
railway
4,255,328
847,333
870,807
908,673
294,939
443,590
381,499
income...
oper.
175, p.
4,189,240
.___
new
amount
4,085,714
income
to
Arrangements
V.
846,633
355,321
and
V.
169,
been
made
financing
by.
will
be
used
by
the
sales
Increased
of
its
St. Louis-San Francisco
Ry.March—
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
...
to
1950
$10,127,115 $10 926,373
2,113,981
905,928
1,006,311
,290,651
Income
cper.
1951
$9,617,168
1,705,544
1,303,331
875,144
Net
25,928,354
4,214,784
1,969,912
Proceeds
Net
ry.
-—V.
railway
railway.
30,045,619
291,054
6.205,892
863,768
25,633,107
5,064,467
2,802,568
,144,114
2,513,311
income
oper.
175,
1543.
p.
$50,000,000
used
further
1952
from
from
Net
ry.
railway..
ra
lway
$486,094
1950
1949
$364,509
$306,716
104,560
64,899
106,271
26,342
26,688
Earl
$369,491
43,998
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
43,987
1,343,335
1,146,860
908,582
p.
389,091
187,053
berland
267,462
101,502
8,284
90,833
income...
1543.
of
Net
Net
from
ry.
railway,....,
1951
$406,342
railway
$348,595
108,828
,
income...
oper
41,908
■
Net
from
from
railway—.1,,
,1,062,399
183.733
'
*
Seaboard Oil Co. of
'
.
purchase,
1924.
New
the
stock
then
general
Co.
^rl"n8lnCOme
Other
income
cost
the company's
to
Such
County
it
service
would
with
in
to
in
served
10,700
by
in
Delaware—Earnings—
'
■'
expenses..
"" /
'*
-/
V.
to
been
the
customers
than
more
of
July
dr llmg
Depletion,
depreciation
and
—i
:
1951,
properJies
taxes
per
2 iSfpof
as
$5,535,287
$5,781,042
2,565,000
1974.000
779 457
611 971
690,000
350,000
$1,827 071
$0.94
.
State
Aaron
V
$1.49
assets amounted to $16,321,360
earlier
and
of
of natural
sale
of
members
of
Co.
&
the
preferred
Rauscher,
Inc.;
Co.—V.
&
175,
Southwestern Tuhlic
primarily
natural
gas
in the
in Texas,
the
gas.
debenture
offering
group
stock
underwriting
Pierce
&
Co.
Inc.;
include
group
Allen
&
Co.;
Period End. Mar. 31—
p.
1544.
Service
Co.—Earnings—
1952—Month—1951
1952—12 Mos.—1951
Operating revenues
$2,002,968
$1,696,115
1,233,806
1,090,311
13,941,422
12,266,782
$769,161
$605,804
$9,779,482
$7,434,583
Net operating income.
Other
income
431
52,776
19,735
$774,041
$606,235
$9,832,258
$7,454,318
1.570,238
3,088,000
-
deductions
Net
1,180,373
1,830,0§0
$5,174,020
4,443,945
...—
——
—
taxes
income
Accrued
the
his
—:
dividends
Balance
on
applicable
—
cumul.
to
preferred stock—
$4,064,579
3,270,056
$1.35
stock
379,365
$4,764,110
3,521.572
common
409,910
$1.24
Shares
outstanding
Earnings per share_____
Cum¬
and
their
$23,720,905 $19,701,365
4,879
income
income
175,
...—
—
1026.
p.
700
addition
Spiegel Inc. (& Subs.)—April Sales Lower—
175,
p.
to
Period End.
Millville,
shortly
1865.
and
April 30—
1952—Month—1951
Sales
was
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$11,573,246 $11,885,333 $38,820,037 $43,559,398
—V.
Uranium
175,
1544.
p.
and
current
171,
p.
2201.
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Mines, Ltd.—Offering—
&
Co. and Empire National Corp. on
April 24 publicly
shares,of .commo^i stock at par ($1 per share).
384,000
p. 721.
will
"•/
be
for
used
"
general " corporate
•/ ;
:
.
.
company
on
May
March—
Gross
•
,
.
/
from
Net
ry.
Gross
■
liabilities
at
the
l
date.
ate of
lr additional
The subscription
Proceeds of, the stock
required,
common
to
are
stock
sflares of
share for each
16 shares
held
additional
be
used
•
total
to
acquire* 40,000
Power Co.
for
.
additional
shares
the
of
$2,000,000
pending before
now
construction, expenditures for the subsidiaries
of
1952.
44,434
74,475
23,521
615,113
railway
A
517,125
76 002
127,028
years
1952-54
are
This is expected
Gross
to
from
Net
1954.—V.
175,
55,758
-489.874
:
,10,851
-421024
116,952
.
53,540
*7,303
*73,746
175, p. 1544.
ry.
1952
•
railway
oper.
1951
•
1950
1949
*
$2,582,823
$2,239,126
$2,033,348
$2,101;201
959,976
733,416
576.087
630,464
494,054
484 174
294,831
185.812
6,198,416
5,401,813
5,516,737
510,442
1,938,928
1,190.713
1,243,509
401.813
1
435.845
462,681
railway
income—
'
364,067
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
175,
income—
214,409
1544.
p.
Standard Oil Co. of
were
estimated
require additional public financing in
end of
-
from
Net
A
p.
752,
registration
registration
of
$147,000,000 before the
income:—
Southern
approximately $285,000,000, of which $101,900,000 will be expended
amount of
34,993
-
$188,735
98,166
-
Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
(including Birmingham Electric Co.) for the first quarter of 1952
during
27,838
1949
$223,904
*
railway
oper.
March—
-
$4,000,000; 400,600 additional
$24,208,453; and such expenditures for the
the
55,677
•
'
1950
$199,760
50,148
income
"Deficit.—V.
by
■
stock of Georgia Power Co. for
$7,000,000; and 90,900
shares, of common stock of Gulf Power Co. for
application for the latter transaction is
Commission). '
-
The
ry.
and
common
(a separate
the
from
Net
the
on
selected
sale, together with.treasury funds to the extent
of Alabama
from
Net
price is to be fixed by the company;
offering is to be underwritten^ the underwriters to be
competitive bidding.
•
v
-
as
totaled
oper.
1951
$215,520
railway
railway..."
'
.
:
1952
from
Net
purposes.—
5
the
at
$5,046,617,—V.
engaged
sale
Burr
Woodard-Elwood
requested SEC authorization 4o issue and
sell an additional
1,004,510 shares of its $5 par common stock, and to
offer such stock for subscription
by holders of its outstanding common
600,000
$1,150,830
against
768ioOO
;
share
«
95,908
amortization
wins/ Sw oi I952,, current
$6,165,896
$5,685,134
v
income
and
Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.; Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); Estabrook & Co.; First Southwest Co.; W. C.
Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Boettcher &
Co.; Fridley & Hess; William R. Staats Co.; Boenning & Co., and
of
that
into
Southern Co.—To Sell
1,004,510 Shares=—
record
*
2,568,774
$5464,408
"
development costs......
and
&
From Jan. 1—
The
-
$8,253,908
3,116,684
'
V
utility
public
&
members
Allyn
Coffin
70,000.
1.—V,
Allyn
Income
gas
11-mile pipeline from Vineland
would be under construction
about
a
and First Southwest Co.
C.
—V.
and
area
is
distribution
distribution
the
C.
A.
(Inc.),
A.
J.
natural
be
for¬
was
integrated
N.
will
Co. Inc.;
Allen & Co.; Coffin
& Burr
Inc.;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons &
Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Central Republic Co.
For
newly designated
the
service
net., proceeds
174,
.stock
ig52
$8,581,092
_______
L.
The
'.
*181-974 " '' *192,433 " *159,736
\
E.
51.966
'■
—
Intan? ble
Earnings
to
Federal
Co.
announced
Millville,
Millville-Vineland
total
$300,000
be
be
had
area
headquarters
this
Jersey's
Jersey Gas Co.,
securities
funds
1952.
31,
Gas
transmission,
UNDERWRITERS—Other
estimated
are
Dec.
above
Operating expenses
general
expenditures
ending
Cumberland
South
approximately
about
offered
!
70,879
Federal
gas,
incident
,
added
the
Mexico, Arizona and Colorado.
The company also produces spme
produces and sells relatively minor amounts of crude oil, gasoline
other hydrocarbons, and is engaged in the sale of gas appliances
and
Unsubscribed
—
.
t
1952.
and
on
of
sale
the
the cost of the
company's planned program of
betterments and extensions to plant and properties during
Any balance will remain in the general funds of the company.
defraying
additions,
849 711)
32,560
revenue
and
'
'
796,884
54,573
_
Gas
that
gas
South
-
*67^68,
*53,393
-
*
Quarter Ended March 31—
Operating
in
company's
'
costs.
of
of
Mr. Smith noted that
.*2 512
..
Operating
Are
brings South
$273 966
20 790
1,056.913/
♦DeFcT—:V^nsP*"""'r'"' *23'842
County
bottled
1949-
$288,659
•
.
railway...—
1950
-
"5,399
♦77,281,
-From Jan. 1—
Gross
purchase
;
,
April 24 rights to sub-,
on
RR.—Earnings—
1952
from
Gas
&
three-year period
175, p. 1650.
V.
President
Division
expected
San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf
March—
the
see
company's but
to
Gross
Smith,
Cumberland
1,065,151
524 757
245,405
railway
oper.
175,
share
a
from
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
1920
of
shares
common
BUSINESS—Company
the
of
on
May 1.
Earlier both the SEC and New Jersey Board
Utility Commissioners had approved the transaction.
There
railway...,
for
company's
malized
From Jan. 1—
Grogs
each
South Jersey Gas Co.—Purchase
Completed—
Public
204,164
income...
oper.
1951
will be
construction
;
redemption
time, May 28, 1952.
cago
used
Gross
St. Louis-San Francisco &
Texas Ry. -Earnings—
March—
Net
for
exception
$1.50
Electric
the sale
for
details,
This
Gross
from
be
at
from
from
to
,
to
From Jan. 1—
Gross
paid
the
with
1, 1952.
$9,067,015
2,418,060
The
Offered—Offer-;
$17.50 per share to one additional share for each
10 shares held.
These rights will expire at 2 p.m. Chi¬
stockholders of the utility on a one-for-five
subscription offer expired at 3 p.m. on May
common
basis.
1949
Co.—Securities
Gas
Union
scribe at
Publicly Offered—A banking group headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co., on May 5 offered 177,264 shares
of common stock (par
$4.50) at $9.62% per share. The
shares currently being sold
represent the unsubscribed
portion of 417,719 shares offered initially on April 15
Earnings—
1952
from
54,563,902
10.303,849
4,594,094
1026.
outstanding
Shares
for
6,795,302
case.
Other
have
16,436,350
7,255 111
through the sinking fund at prices from $103 to $100., while sinking
fund redemptions may be made at $100, plus
accrued dividends In
538.
p.
18,225,625
___
income
p.
Regular
outstanding.
Carolina
railway
oper.
175,
each
during 1951 totaled $23,839,851;
profit
before
$5,367,980; and net profit, $1,660,989.—V. 175, p. 1650
taxes,
54,283.645
13,874.929
6,475,470
3,042 316
63,477,485
of the debentures- may be made
at prices
ranging downward from 103% to par.
Sinking fund redemption* price
is r 100%.
The
new
preferred • stock
is redeemable
otherwise than
.
prepayment of the first mortgage
50-year gold bonds due July 1, 1955, on or after
Aug. 1, 1952, at
principal amount thereof together with interest to
maturity.—
173. p. 1482.
Gross
stock
2,848,856
67,320,715
income
railway-
crued dividend.
•'
the
1543.
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific
Co.—Bonds Called
the
of
4,424,619
2,156,721
both headed by Blair, .Rollins & Co. Inc. The
are priced at 100% and accrued interest and
the preferred stock is priced at $100 per share and ac¬
EARNINGS—Sales
4,261,247
South
5%
from
from
are:
from
Net
been
amounted
6,035 049
2,886,879
6,455^967
7,140,926
debentures
clared.
Jan. 1—
from
1951
1949
1950
1951
$23,805,739 $22,744,970 $20,252,419 $18,948,872
__
groups,
On March 21, 1952 a stock dividend of 100%
was
de¬
The company has expressed its intention of
paying a quarterly
dividend of 25c a share, equivalent to
$1 a share annually on the
232,222
61,787
for
existence,
1483.
p.
ing of $5,000,000 3% % sinking fund debentures due 1972:
and 30,000 shares of $100 par value 5% cumulative pre-;
ferred stock was made on May 6 by two underwriting*
outstanding.
$1,252,343
158,535
of
years
Dividends
1949
$1,248,213
204,726
income...
full
52
$1,322,805
railway
oper.
Net
—V.
1952
from
from
-Earnings—
the
175,
a
1952
railway..
oper.
$0.50
stock option plan whereby
be made available for sale under option
market price in effect at the time the
approved
Ry.- -Earnings—
Southern
construction
have
7
may
at
railway....
ry.
specialties;
and
May
on
stock
Simultaneously the company is offering holders of its
from
capital " required
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico
Ry.Gross
textile
electrical
175, p. 1482.
Net
ry.
49,001
1,417,942
S0.77
company,
stock held.
common
18.217
1,553.313
share
employees,
form
Net
impregnated and special tubes for the textile,
trades; paper and paperboard; 4 The
company
operates
six
plants,
located
at
Hartsville,
S.
C.*r.
Garwood, N. J.; Mystic, Conn.; Lowell and Norwood, Mass.;
and
Philadelphia, Pa.
V
12,250
$715,764
.
From Jan. 1—
share.
per
proceeds
4,554
$1,202,979
shares
granted.—V.
Net
1674.
p.
Co.—Stock
offer
may
common,
is
Gross
BUSINESS—Company, organized In 1899,- also manufactures tubes,
winding-cores, paper spools, bobbins, underclearer rolls, cork cots and
1952—16 Wks.—1951
10,371,303
_—-—
of
from
of
PROCEEDS—Net
company
Safeway Stores, Inc.- -Current Sales Up—
sales
stockholders
Net
through
the stock
is
share for each four shares of
one
160,000
$723,014
shares
common
March—
of notification with the
stock
(par 10 cents)
to be
products.
Domestic
per
certain
—V.
Products
public at $17.50
1025.
Period End. Apr. 19—
preferred
common
The
letter
a
common
(from
———
taxes
->■—
of
Southern
filed
Philadelphia,
8£8 014
requirements
of
368.
5
shares
Co.,
working
derwriters
railway....
railway.,
Net
SEC
by R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc., and G., H. Crawford Co., Inc. which has agreed]
to purchase all shares not subscribed for
by stockhold¬
ers.
During and after the subscription period, the un- *
1949
railway_.__._i
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
1951
$210,302
railway....
the
The rights expire May 17. The
offering has been under-'
written by a group headed jointly
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings—
from
with
approximately 80% of the cones and
paper carriers, other than tubes, used
by the textile
trade in the United States, is
offering to common stock¬
holders the right to subscribe for 150,000
additional
shares of common stock (par $5) at $16.50 per share. The
shares are being offered in the ratio of
slightly in excess
of
Gross
May
market
&
Sonoco
1543.
March—
filed
p.
income
common
Number
Earnings
option
174,
1951
$3,271,773
1,207,533
taxes
income
$1,207,533
Federal
dividend
for
Net
be added
stock
on
manufacturers
Jan. 1—
Net ry,
company's
was
1952
$4,039,865
;
before Federal
for
Net
1952
from
from
to
are
(no par)
to be offered at market
(ap¬
through Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
proceeds are to go to Walter S.
Bucklin, the
10,000
the
Betz
used
Net
proceeds
the
95,151,778
11,832,075
2,633,310
Chicago,
Co.,
share),
per
The
covering
Rutland RR.—Earnings—
Gross
revenues
Preferred
The First Trust Co. of
111.; and Wachob-Bender
to working capital
business.—V. 175, p. 462.
through
share
&
Gross
offered
3,695,652
income
shares
common
corporation
Coffin,
1334.
p.
5%
of
per
Net
Skiatron Electronics & Television Corp.—Files—
for
—V-
91,299.340
14,763,334
9,007,563
1544.
p.
income
30 covering
stockholder.—V.
The
6,421,618
1,061,115
240,796
5,833,310
:
175,
Provision
notification with the
preferred stock (par
a
Association, Boston, Mass.—Filing With SEC
Mass.
selling
Jan. 1—
from
The
of notification
shares
Boston,
$2,224,096
476,379
179,871
$2,041,896
685,011
railway.__.__
$26
finance
proximately $19
1949
$2,772,246
oper.
From
1950
200
RR.—Earnings
1951
railway......
from
Gross
Potomac
&
1952
letter
26,925,512
11,713,867
Southern Production Co., Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Omaha, Neb.—Files—
letter of
cumulative
filed
2
shares
at
Neb.
Shawmut
A
March—
May
on
Cruttenden
to
117 719,332
29,508,840
Number
used
127,208,300
income
3 Months Ended March 31—
10,000
Omaha,
railway.,
railway
oper.
Operating
offered
be
(Neb.);
be
and
2550.
p.
—V.
$1.34
.
from
ry.
$
1544.
p.
corporation
Lincoln
$720,976
311,312
$1.39
paid
share
per
$
$
Securities Acceptance Corp.,
The
7,781
$748,224
dividends
175,
SEC
124,784
11,740
taxes
Net. earnings
Earnings
oper.
from
Net
Net
profits
excess
_
income
ry.
1949
1950
1951
$44,088,561 $42 282,687 $34,309,494 $35,397,127
11,049,726
10,164,123
7,244,691
6,765,314
income...
4,445,306
3,628,805
2,457,823
3,427,645
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
$8,971,630
1,332,000
...
___
Wisconsion and
Net
239,053,121 216,595,972 617,184,159 607,661,357
—V.
$10,887,326
income
(net)
tax
Sales
1951
1952
.....
before
from
Gross
1952—3 Mos.—1951
1352—Month—1951
1952
from
Net
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—April Sales Higher—
factories
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended March 31—
Profit
Gross
Net
will
$
Net
March—
noon
Pact.
corporation
approximately 8,000 parts for Thunderjets
and
southern Italy.—V,
175, p.
1333.
Naples
at
when
7)
will
company
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
(EDT) on May 22 at
the office of Willkie Owen Farr Gallagher & Walton, 15 Broad Street,
New
York, N. Y., for the purchase from the railroad company of
$15,000,000 equipment trust certificates, series L, to be dated June 1,
1952 and to mature In 30 equal semi-annual instalments from .Dec, l,
1952, to and including June 1, 1967.—V. 175, p. 1334.
under
of
up
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Bids for Equipments—
The
fighter-bomber
.
.
this
company
shares of
statement
California—Registers With SEC—
was
filed
with
of $55,000,000 of interests in
and
a
the capital stock of the company
invested.—V.
175,
p.
the
SEC on May 5 seeking
"Stock Plan for Employees
participating companies," together with 1,000,000
1866.
in which Plan funds
may
be
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
9
(1961)
to
(New Jersey)—Sells Interest in At-
Standard Oil Co.
50%
The
been
Co.—
for
Co.
&
of
Co.
of
that
Eberstadt
replacing
&
the
other
50%-
retaining
will
Eberstadt
and
Clay
both
on
Lazard
and
representatives
also
Construction
1953.
&
is
Corp.
absorbents
table
for
and
products. Filtrol
"Desiccite," used
and
A
lubricating
of. used
also
to
motor
several
types
manufactures
the
protect
desiccants
contents
and
other
the
under
packages
of
of
vege¬
In
owned
by
activated
of oils,
—V.
50%.
of
ownership
Porocel
of Filtrol
the
Corp.,
Corp.,
particularly
paraffin,
ana
1698.
p.
'
.
waxes
trade
mark
Gross
railway^
from
of
50%
Net
from
Net
ry;
railway
50,000
will
shares
be
the
number
shares
of
of
*
April
publicly
cent)
be
to
are
offered
55
at
cents
for'
used
and
sold
general
March
on
without
corporate
Gross
Net
"8,931
letter
a
underwriting.
The
exploration' costs.
and
of
Central
the
Net
from
Net
ry.
*24,108
*38,319
*56,545
654,358
railway
124 163
76,884
*17,283
o5? J ^UC'
.3 /« /o
due
from
ry.
"Unlimited
*75,945
*160,115
*172,964
$100
•<.
,
50
be
to
are
with
at
used
the
for
A
1952—Month—1951
$1,281,179
and
by
Sun
Oil
for
filed
was
the SEC
with
Employees of Sun
seeking
Co.;
of
$1,875,384
136,306
90,787
flrm
8,791
75,463
31,814
The
registration
Oil
public
-
-
,,
.
1 256,374
1,120.890
257,079
293,362
stockholders,
registration
on
April
29
by
of
73,893
124,533
65,175
1,174.215,
issuing
shares
shares
of
cumulative
of
stock,
common
underwriting
an
Corp.
and
White,
terms,
of
with
to
par,
&-Co.
The
the
children;
and
Arthur
March
the
notes
1952,
31,
by; amendment,
E.
Ethel
Jr.,
Pew,
Pew.
J.
financing
will
be
sales
aggregated
It
Eastern
$30,000 000,
amount
having
estimated
was
authorized
Federal
income
Dividend
J.
and
——
Pew,
Jr.,
that
Other
The
and
—
profits
excess
per
the
174,
of
"Net
shares,
...
1.553,000
subsequently.
Provision
1 r
taxes
would,
1764.
(&
S,
Net
tories
for
1951
$3,344,090
—
1
—'
sales'
Income
Federal
income
'
;
on
$4
Dividends
on
taxes
■
Earned
Shares
were
on
OF
'
-
Earnings
37,874
NEW
that
in
and
,$2,734,032
$34,985
$0.97
*
per
—
Castor,
»
,
225,000
.
Net
the
$0.46 >
announced
Federal
,
on
that
the
$1.953.771
$3,515,155
97,050
219,730
.97,929
stock
—7——L77--'
$1,636,991
$3,417,226
1,456,550
$2.34
———
stock—_
in
1,867,625
31i—
-—$0.87
the
substantial
-
company
purchased the assets of the A, W. Franxlin
purchased
the
*
to
Atomic
The
View,
be
directors
for
sets.
operated
Energy
Calif.,
Electronics
the Franklin
television
for
tie-in
a
that
will
a
A
<
as
have
also
in
Hicksvillo. N. Y., has been
pilot plant under the contract with
plant
a
authorized
laboratory
175,
and
p.
in
land
a
pilot
and
par
to
SEC
and
.
covering
60,000
Both
sale
at
opened
May
shares
competitive
on
June
3,
filed
shares
50,000
of
the preferred
2
of
common
at Mountain
be operated by the
The
5,500
one
horsepower
station,
compressor
group's -bid 'of
no
par.
proceeds of
the
-
financing
101.49%"
the bonds at competitive sale on
bids
special
600.000
250,00(1
for
the
bonds
redemption
due
petitive sale
the
For
1977
3lAs
as
.
debentures,
at
above
Beane
will be used
downward
101.74%
&
par
Co.,
cost
amount
of
to
that
its
in
&
from
101.94%
ry.
.
1929
is, the
served
transmission
pany
has
31,
1951,
Halsey,
Stuart
&
and
■>
-
Union
amounted
$1.25
The
ago.
1952
securities;
to
$46,651,017,
com¬
total includes $33,374,723
but
not'include
does
inven¬
ground
$17,064,790
•
'
:
Vice-President
and
General
stated
Counsel,
of a pending transaction for acquisition by
properties of Pan American Sulphur Co. in Mexico
without foundation.—V. 174, p. 456.
rumors
Ry.—Earnings1952
1951
1950
1949
.
$305,237
$318,659
$256,686
$269,909
108,454
117,226
113,420
,98,980
41,002
50,799
45,667
47,353
railway....
railway......
805,063
813,473
807,507
803,359
230,416
274,709
367,576
288,581
income.^.
76,486
109,407
160,081
130,318
income
1—
from
from
oper.
175, p.
1545.
19^1
1952
iq^n
1Q4Q
*
from
ry.
railway.— $13,063,193 $12,260,291 $10,003,630 $10,210,974railway
4,066,770
3,149,377
2,633,555
2,708,326
income...
oper.
1,250,160
1,091,020
912,393
375,950
railway....
37,918,603
34,556,571
28,914,083
29,629,946
railway....__
11,722,409
6,850.047
3,509,755
8,555,523
2,763,946
7,191,080
income...
2,501,003
2,479,776
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
175,
1545.
p.
Thorofare Markets, Inc, (& Subs.)
Lynch, Pierce,
Corp., 100.5299.
from
104.96%'
First Boston
range
special redemption prices
Mar. 29,'52
$10,074,521
all stores and departments..
Net income,', before taxes
on; income——
normal &
Provision
'
Net
for
surtax
excess
income—
&
State
profit
inc.
taxes
tax
—
1
...
Mar. 31,'51
$8,919,509
*
259,358
134,385
(est.)
283,250
132,488-
13,605
21,914
$111,368
$128,848
200,808
182,833
$0.54
$0.69
—
...
Common stock shares outstdg.
Earned per share of common
—V.
,
(net of treasury)
stock...,
....
174, p.- 640.
Tobin Packing Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y.—Files—
A letter of notification
11,400 shares of
George
filed
with the SEC on May 2 .covering
offered; at $8.75 per share through
Albany, N. Y. The proceeds are to go
under a trust agreement.
was
stock to be
common
Cooley & Co., Inc.,
trustee
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
March—
1952
front
1951
1950
$577,838
$606,037'
$466,031
$401,293
235,600
railway
259,299'
179,043
143,054
76,472'
79,022
Net .frpm railway
i___
Net ry. oper. income...
From Jan. 1—
v
90,310
(■■■',
'
1,872,736
-
'
..
railway—
Net from railway.
.Net ry, oper, income—
—V.
T
"
175,
■
•
1545.
p.
*
1949
'
65,471
'
-
.
Gross -from
1,757,983
730,006
1,244,159
491,876
437.88Q
215,281
201,420
.
V
1
•
,
1,163,30.3
895,766,
264,893
f
266,379
.
-
-
,
%
"...
'
Torrington (Conn.) Water Co.—Filing With SEC—
A
letter
800
of
shares
notification
of
capital
was
stock
filed
(par
with
$25)
"the
SEC
to; be
the
benefit
of
Buell
Alvord.—V.
175;
p.
i
April 30 covering
on
offered
(approximately $25 per share), through Wood,
York, for the account of Union & New Haven
from
range
R.
(o John J. Krez,
Inc.;
Brothers
Merrill
debentures
-Earnings—-
—
Three Months Ended—
Sales,
Co.
&
Co.
Inc.,. and Lehman
Co.
and
the
sale
the
of
bonds
.be, applied
subsidiary
a
.
together
Northwest
Worth,
the
in
of
by
and
the
of
and
the
marketing
With
of
amounted
to
net
of
to
Texas
largest
trading
Co.,
then
was
being
and
in
the
cities
in
at
Struthers
Trust
Co.,
the
&
market
Co.,
New
trustee
for
1334.
center
of
the
;
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
'
sales
Taxes
on
Minority
-
i.
taxes
income, incl.
interest
of
on
excess
and
-
current
assets.
generation, purchase,
Area served by the com¬
current
liabilities
located
Working
•Net
compared
with
1,360,600
565,870
11,813
$445,476
10,824,259
3,588,675
employees'
Net income
Total
12
'1,023.159
12,500
profits tax...
officers'
Total
the
1951
$7,825,042
1.941,437
income
preference stock of subsidiary—
in
offices
the
for
1952
$11,462,800
$568,337
Net income, before
.
.
the
783,000.
income
$6,528,068
Utilities
general
in
electricity.
population
company's
four
Tranc Uo.
debentures,
company
properties
West
and
its
utility is engaged
estimated
Texas
unit
one
Texas
one
company.
and -distribution
an
com¬
..
&
will
normal financial,
by
interest.
7.7-
,'
competing bids were:
Noyes, Graham. Parsons
the
for
and
accrued
101.326% at
,
program which,
it is estimated,, will
1952"ahd $25,175,000 for 1953.
for
bring
in
the public
EARNINGS—The
Dec.
to
Fort
area.
Worth,
>
$1.83
$1.75
of
oper.
ry.
Gross
construction
operated
Fort
3,340,000
$2.10
.
and accrued interest.
$19,560,000
Worth
3,340,000
'
excess
railway-—.
railway——,.
from
{
Bros.
& jCo.,
100.551;
prices
interest
BUSINESS-rCompany,
organized
3,232,000
$6,115,800
the
won
the
101.159;
Blytp
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from
together
with
other
funds,
the
*
Hemphill,
(Jointly),
accrued
to
7
3%s,
as
and
its bid of
on
\
Kidder{ Peabody
redemption
and
par
4,222,000
or
materials
and
supplies.
Current
including $15,795,376 provision for
profits taxes.
Current
liabilities a year
including provision of $13,808,503 for similar'
to
and
T.■Fleming,
7
Net
May 6.
Salomon
were:
range
101.955%
(Jointly),-
u
Loeb
100.93;
General
to
also
101.183;
Co.
&
Kuhn.
«jointly),
profits
—l.
1952,
Government
from
Gross
-
,
prices
May 6..
on
Corp.,
Drexel
101.057;
excess
Texas & New Orleans RR.- —Earnings—
-
The group won the ward
jand
1951
to
on May 8
$5,000,000 3%% sinking fund
debentures
area
and common shares are to be offered for public
bidding, the bids for which are expected to be
1952.- Net
line
'
state,
With SEC—
registration statement with the
series A
preferred stock, $100 par,
a
stock,
through
company's 20-inch
par.
separately
Tampa Electric Co.—Registers
on
the
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates also
made a public offering of
purchase
plant to
520.
*
company
northeasterly direction
a
point with
-
Fort
The
$600,000
j
—
1952
31,
March—
be
Commission.
Division.—V.
Co.
,
Net
Union Securities Corp., 101.362; First Boston
Corp.,.
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co. and Drexel & Co.
ijointly), 101.21; Halsey, Sluart & Co. Inc., 101.1699; and Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, (jointly).
101,169.''
•'
• *
'
General redemption prices for the bonds
recede from
109.94%
to
•
Airloop Corp. of Long Island City, N.. Y.
The
operation produces sockets and other components for the elec¬
tronics industry.' Less than a month later Sylvania bought a .wood¬
working factory
in High Point, N. C.,
where it is manufacturing
and
&
$18,578,467 $16,019,515
11,251,266
9,347,800
—i
March
.$14,996,999
Net
company
101.421;
Fenner &
cabinets
at
sulphur
Net
Commission requesting
Texas and Louisiana at a
101.2899;
$55,987,461 $60,631,085
employees.
Corp.
Walker
•
Gross
225,000
^ $0?48
Power
facilities
will- extend
to
said
closed.
Hutzler,
1951
6,665,000
FACILITIES—Continuing
January the
H,
—_
share
amounted
From Jan.
Center, Tex.,
near
facilities
new
1,000
In
a
La.
Hargrove
Competing
10,180,155
preferred
March
share——.
on
$7,029,266
S.
jncome
from
—V.
April 29
on
with
pipeline
and
area,
award
.
- 5,703,771
stock—
on
Hutzler,
respective-
Rotan, Mosle & Moreland
31—
March—
$2,554,615
,
dividends,
new
Louisiana
Securities
Mfg.
U.
wholly
Net
approximately $26,000,000.
expansion of manu¬
facturing and research facilities that .was one of. the highlights, of
Sylvania's 1951 operations, the company has begun three new oper¬
ations so far in 1952,. and has purchased land on which to build a
pilot plant.
This will" provide the company with more than 165,000
additional
square
feet
of manufacturing
space
and,
when all the
plants are in full operation, will require the addition of more than
7.
of
Gross
$2,592,489
fered—Kuhn, Loeb. & Co., Blyth & Co. Inc. and Lehman
Brothers'jointly on May 3 offered $8,000,000 first mort¬
gage bonds, 31/4% [series due 1982 at 101.931% and ac¬
crued interest. This offering was oversubscribed and the
OPERATIONS
income...——~
preferred
cumulative
common
&
agreed
the
Cooley & Company
G.
sulphur sales_—
Texas Mexican
1,224,284
share—■
per. common
books
—
cumulative
outstanding
Bros.
have
company
below:
800,000
March
per
company
Fed.,
30,000
income——3,750,000
on
on
._
$4.40
the
hands of stockholders
assets
63,413
Texas Electric Service Co.—Bonds and Debentures Of¬
*;■"
SUMMARY
taxes
1—
Dividends
from
share——
and
May
$3,816,773
$2,889,507
stock
,
Net
forth
Salomon
—
paid
''Richard
5,498,577 and 4.887,500 shares at respective dates and after-
on
located
64,985
$0.18
———
—
for
,
'—'***■—"—'—
>
is included in the proposed construction.
operated as part of Texas Eastern's main
transmission system and will transport
up to 200,000,000 cubic feet of
natural gas per day.—V. 175, p. 1545.
$1,170,025
$7,476
1952
before Federal
Provision
have
below:
,
from
the
were
on
$3,753,360
$3,536,217
—
preferred
on
build
line
-■
■
.
8,100
First Quarter—
Net
Kuhn,.
company
Denies Rumor—
Corp.—155,475
.income..
net
dividends
to
of
The
■
.—
f:■
CONDENSED
the
"
17,508,936
u__
application
be
15,576
———_
.
1995.
174, p.
forth
'
per
liabilities
$21,262,296
'■
Easterm Production
an
Texas
:
$1,066,316
profits
excess
—
income
from
underwriter,
purchase
set
Inc.-
Ended
income
cash
1951
prof¬
excess
——
and
income
—- —
—
whom
managing
to
pared with $40,635,303 a year
Subs.)—Earns.
646,710
R, H, Hargrove, President,
near
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Earnings, Etc.—
,
the
and
Federal
new line as proposed will consist of 315 miles of
24-inch diameter
Plans provide for constructing and placing the new line in opera¬
by Nov, 1, 1952% As projected the pipeline will originate near
Provident City, Tex., which is the terminus of Texas Eastern's 16-inch
$0.90
1952
Earnings per common share—
—V.
is
basis
of
income
in
The
.
—
U.
for
as
2,666,000
below,
Federal
pipe.
$781,298
$0.62
-
—
get
—
Current
of com¬
program
1544,
pp.
1—
approval
32,830
—————
before U. S, income and
taxes
bonds
whom
of
underwriter,
purchase
taxes
Dividends
As
17,613,272
;
has filed
$814,128
$531,617
share.—-,
—
—
below,
managing
to
Brothers
named
income
Announces Filing New Pipeline Application—
,'h
37,822
3 Months Ended March 31-—
Net profit
trust
866.
p.
Earnings
Bank
$20,957,362
——„_
Texas
income
Mr.
Net
Co..
Shares in
1952
-
Consolidated
Provision
1951
819,000
taxes
—____
1995.
p.
property,
of
2,667,000
Federal
taxes
the payment
remaining cost
.
deductions
Net loss
11,110,791
Oil Corp.—Earnings Lower—
Swan-Finch
by
deed
$2,667,000
Provision for
,
National
expansion
175,
taxes——
and
provision for preferred
$569,439
common
limited
and
Inc
before
the,
on
192,127
income
Net
-
cost
common
the
series
revenue
&
At March
additional borrow¬
31—
income
Income
$11,562,736 $13,477,919
i
on
financing.—V.
its
&
proceeds of such
made
Corp.
,
and
10,174,297
-
income
Sales
1982
Co.,
debentures
.
Months
3
program.,
income
Gross
■
*Previously published figures for 1951 adjusted to reflect 1951 capital
.
&
taxes.
Transmission
Operating income—
and
wife
Jr.,
1952
—
preferred shares—
on
•Earnings
.
of
Profit
tion
Net
of
175,
this
Pew, Jr., is Board Chairman,
Howard Pew are directors,—V. 174,
expenses
income
4,000,000 shs.'
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. Inc.—Earnings—
:
stock,
rate
to
Chase
with
been
pipeline
revenues
expenses
Paper Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
——
and
issuance
named
is
Gross
offering
/
applied
its expansion
in
company
company's
Operating
N.
Three Months Ended March 31—
Costs
purchasers
,
Sutherland
65,000 shs.
000,000 shs.
mortgage
basis
amounts
commitment
—V.
SEC
Stone
public
•
notes held by The
and four other banks.
approximately $45,000,000.—V.
Operating
"Based
Net
the
of
unspecified
an
to
lists
Mary
1544.
Net
supplied
Quarter Ended March
No
company.
the
commitment
representative,
ago
also includes 169,262 outstanding shares"
stock, being registered "for the purpose of possible
sale by" the holders thereof, or so-called selling
part of the proceeds of which would be payable to the
possible sale by H. A.' W. M'yrin and wife; Arthur E.
wife; J. Howard Pew, wife and children; J. N. Pew,
p.
of
by
these
the
statement
prospectus
but
of
representative,
purchasers
Weeden
offered
be
by
dividend
as
the
preferred
headed
group
Weld
well
as
$5
short-term
used
Texas
underwriting is involved, the shares to be sold
houses in the open market.
11 selling
stockholders whose holdings now
aggregate 2,236,752 of the 6,564,231 shares outstanding as of Feb. 25,
1952.
The largest individual block being so registered is 50,000 shares
being registered for possible sale by Walter C. Pew, his wife and
children.
In
addition,
20,000-share blocks are being registered for
ana
be
proceeds
amount
13,000
to
City of New York
pleting
through brokerage
,The
authorization,
110,000 shs.
65,000 shs.
4
F.
Co.—Registers With SEC
registration statement
a
100,000
through
are
1952,
of
the
Oil Co. and its Subsidiaries
and
no.
ll0,000shs.
__
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler $1 375,000
S. Moseley & Co
1,375,000
231,425
6 filed
May
underwriting
were
ings
common
offering
value)
provisions
Lehman
amounts
by trustees of the plan.
of Sun
5,000,000
value).....
par
n
'
5,000,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
:
The
1544.
250,000
outstanding
of the
memberships- in'
the Plan together with 96,000 shares of Sun Oil common stock, repre-'
benting the maximum number of such shares which may be pur¬
chased
nnn ooo
8,ooo.uoo
1
the
$415,8211
1,325,280
245,918
p.
on
sale
cash
Net
1951
1952—2 Mos,
$2,203,483
$915,910
Co., Phila., Pa.—Registers With SEC—
statement
the
.
-
1949
-
67,225
175,
Securities
and
notes
Purchase Plan
7
,
64,557
income
and
preferred;
p> 1544.
registration
ooo 000
o
—
par
(no
to
firm
a
respective
(,
•
public
31,
•
q
par, value)
other
Co.,
on
$426,038
•
registration
Webster
Period End. April 30-*-
Stock
lLSOaoOO
5,000,000
(no
(no
as
and
&
agreed
"
*
.
Loeb
the-
cents
"*7,195
railway—
oper.
par,
for
1334.
Sterchi Bros. Stores Inc.—April Sales Up—
Sun Oil
77
^
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
-
175,
stock
sioooiooo
_
stock
preferred stock
$413,150
$409,328..
jailwayl.'....
company
prices
sr-V.
I
$5,000,000
1977
preferred
1950
railway
from
seeking
*23,090
*42,743
income
-
1982
53,303
railway
oper." income—.
ry.
The
Sales.
7 000 000
1981
due
1951
.Tennessee Gas Transmission
'716,201
175, p.
due
series
earnings
be offered
proceeds
1952.
"Deficit.—V.
*76,402
871,252
oper.
series
I
purposes.
Outstanding
*26,056
___
income.
"Deficit.—V.
_
FINANCING
1979
Common
Ry.—Earnings—
?
From Jan. 1—
From Jan. 1—
from
PRESENT
$18,000,000
1978
due
$4.56
"*
Gross
due
series
3 lA %
•
notification
stock to
common
without
from
from
Net
$238,716
12,445
TO
1977
series
3%%
shares
Renton> Wash.—Files—
17-filed
121,301-shares of
Tennessee
Net
36,940
due
3%
)
(
$31,-
were
revenues
Authorized
series
$4
share,
per
;
corporation
March—
1949
$230,644
EFFECT
,
Blyth
-
$299,385
,
2 /« /o
common
300,000
operating
7 series due 1975__,
-
Corp.—Stock Offered—
25
1866,
share,
Net
1950
total
mortgage bonds—
27/8%
received
of
GIVING
Sinking fund,debentures—
Radar
on
proceeds
p.
development
is
railway—922,821
oper.
the
stock
common
period;
$25,111,659.
at
10.
p.
Clay
which
$302,144
-
of
company
of
increase
to
(par one
selling group.
covering
per
used in food packaging.
1951
the
shares
stock
net
The
SEC
'
1952
-
estimated
are
(EDT) on June 3 at 49 Federal St., Boston, Mass.
of stockholders has been called for May 23,
to
the certificate of reincorporation to authorize the
Co.
a
175,
Gross
-
from
60,000
Teller Mining .Co., Inc.,
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
March—
1952-53
against
CAPITALIZATION
needs-
supplemented..
against
Attapulgus
remaining
&
of
The
—V.
American
Cyanamid
Co.
Porocel
Corp.
manufactures
bauxite-products used in the decolorizing and purification
waxes
174,
50%
its
to
owns
rS«ecedi"g 12-month
686,266
-
those
of
important
from
addition
also
part
a.m.
174,
common
benefit
ing oil filtration, floor claning compounds, oil well drilling muds,
lubricating oil reclamation and agricultural insecticide diluents for crop
dusting.
Co.
and
meeting
Television &
Tellier
at Vernon,
Attapulgus
obtain
*
mark.
trade
animal
and
1952
for
to
!
dry-cleaning solvents,
gasoline
and
amending
preferred stock and
Stock—V.
The corporation is a large producer
catalytic cracking of petroleum oils to pro¬
octane
expenditures
issued
J.).
(N.
Co.
purposes.
the
high
in
been
purposes, and the balance,
funds for the company's
respectively,
Oil
Filtrol
oils,
requirements
purchase
11
special
new
spoilage
moisture.
Filtrol's 'manufacturing
plants
are
Calif.; Jackson, Miss., and Salt Lake City, Utah.
Clay Co. produces fuller's earth products for lubricat¬
damage
located
of
the
the
stock
consider
Messrs. Eber-interest of
sale of
and
under
agents
the .recovery
waxes,
in
used
production
the
the
other
many
aviation
in
decolorizing
refining
in
fats and
catalysts
duce
engaged
and
used
oils,
and
of
is
have
provide
,
by it up to
Filtrol
-
Filtrol
of
Filtrol
which
corporate
will
"First
for
preferred
the
Co.,
Standard
other
cash,
$17,720,000.
directors
and. by
boards
Freres
the
of
in
by
Lilienthal
E.
and
and
treasury
construction
Bids
David
Co.
by. Attapulgus
holding company.
owned
owned
is
purchase made on April 22,
jointly
represent
Inc.,
Co.,
former
interest
with
remaining
Co. has
and Lazard
Clay
investment.
its
Attapulgus
of
owned
is
publicly
a
Lilienthal
and
is
Ferdinand
directors
which
Corp.,
California,
stadt
F.
Attapulgus
the announcement of the
elected
been
Filtrol
The
which
Co.,
announced
was
had
York.
New
Refining
Coincident with
its
in
company
purchased for investment by P. Eberstadt & Co. Inc.
Freres
Atlantic
of
this
outstanding
construction
together
of
interest
then
notes
repay
funds
tapulgus Clay
monts
ended
$5,444,444
in
capital
income
per
...
15,905,090
_____
6,487,008
9,418,082
:
share
"Adjusted to reflect the amount per share
shares.—V. 175, p. 1026.
$o,95
on
7!235',584
$0.74
the present outstanding
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1962)
10
Petroleums,
Trans-Canada
Montreal,
Ltd.,
Canadar—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation on May l filed a registration statement with
covering 1,000,000 common shares, $1 par, to be offered
the
for
The
SEC
the under¬
public sale at SI.50 per share with a spread of $.37'/a to
writers, headed by Mallinson Weir, Inc., of New York.
The company was organized under
the Quebec Mining
Companies
Patent dated Nov, 7, 1951, "to engage in the explor¬
development of oil and natural gas lands."
had outstanding 950,005 common shares; and
for the properties that it now holds "the sum of $300,000
.
.
was paid
and satisfied by the issuance by the company of 750,000
.
.
shares of
the common stock" to Oilans Petroleums Ltd., the promoter, who agreed
to
and did complete the drilling of
two oil wells on one of said
properties, further agreeing to accept repayment for the cost thereof
out of production.
Yarwood Ltd,, of Toronto, has purchased 200,000
shares at 75c per share, or $150,000,
which shares "were resold in
Canada to bona fide Canadian investors.
The incorporators have paid
$1 per share for five
shares of stock.
"After giving effect to the
issuance of the 1,000,000 shares of stock being offered ; .
(which are
described
as
'speculative') the investing public in the United States
will provide* approximately 88% of the money for the future develop¬
ment of the company for 51.3%
of the equity and voting power of
the stock."
An
additional 250,000 shares are under option to the
underwriters, exercisable at $1.75 per share until June 30,
1953,
at the rate of one share for each four shares sold pursuant to the
Act
by Letters
ation, acquisition and
At March 31, 1952, it
,
.
reimburse the company for expenditures made in connection
expansion program involving accelerated drilling for additional
production, increased exploration activities and construction of new
refinery facilities. The principal portion of the balance will be applied
to the completion of the new refinery facilities construction program,
which includes a 28,500 barrel per day fluid catalytic cracking unit,
a 40,000 barrel
per day crude topping and vacuum distillation plant, a
sulphur recovery plant and an ammonium sulfate plant.
to
with
its
prospectus, the company's exploration activities
presently confined to the Redwater, Conrad and Oyen Sibbald
of Alberta; the Biggar Field in Saskatchewan;
and the Duck
Mountain Area of Manitoba. It is on these holdings that the Company
Will
engage
are
to
the search for oil and gas.
Proceeds of the offering
primarily
for the
development of the properties
in
be
by the company and for acquiring and holding reservations
for exploration and drilling and for such other operations
and expenses of the company as and whan required.
Transportation Building of Chicago—Purchase Offer—
tees, have received
for
terms of
the
all
being
the offer,
outstanding shares of
the
of
;^The trustees
trustees have the right to solicit
the highest and
the
higher offer.
terms of the said offer,
the trustees are now
soliciting offers for all of the outstanding shares of the corporation
at a price to net the trustees in excess of $1,297,380 or $60 net per
2189.
119 p.
'
Chemical
Unexcelled
Carlton
has
B.
been
awarded
a
Contracts—
Corp.—Defense
Waller, President,
$500,000
on
corporation
has
pilot
contract
awarded
been
for
the
defense
two
production
of
contracts
totaling
May 7 by Mr. Waller.
approximately $775,000 ,it was announced on
The U. S. Navy has given Unexcelled a contract
markers
totaling $275,000, and the Department of
York
District
Ordnance
has
ordered
the firm, Mr. Waller reported.
expected to receive an additional contract
during the past week.—V. 175, p. 146.
Oil Co. of
California
He
the
$500,000
of
trip
that Unexcelled
million dollars
added
several
for
depth bomb
Army, New
for
additinal
an
flares from
Union
Debentures Offered—
—
the books closed.
and
r
,
The
debentures
new
rhare to May 1,
1957;
convertible
are
$48 per share
May 1,
into
1,
thereafter.
at
$45
1967, and at $54 per share
sinking frnd beginning on May 1, 1963 provides for the retirement
approximately 51% of the issue before maturity at par. Optional
redemption prices scale from 103% to the principal amount.
UNDERWRITERS—The
(herein
called
names and addresses
the "Underwriters")
of
of the principal under?the
convertible
deben¬
tures offered hereby,
and the principal amount thereof which each has
to purchase from the
company, subject to the terms
severally agreed
and
conditions
exhibit
to
the
specified
in
registration
the underwriting agreement
statement, are as follows:
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc._$3,400,000
A.
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.
American
Laurence
A.
100,000
McDonald
150,000
Baker, Weeks & Harden
200,000
Barth
&
75,000
& Co.
100,000
-
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
250,000
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.
Blyth & Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan &
200,000
Co.
&
75,000
Courts & Co.™™—__
Cjrowell,
>
Weedon
100,000
& Co.
75,000
J. M. Dain & Co..
i
50,000
Davies & Co
100,000
Davis, Skaggs
j.
..
75,000
Co.™
Dominick & Dominick-
F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc.
;
Elworthy & Co._.
,
200,000
250,000
150,000
100,000
™_
; Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Equitable Securities
Corp. j.
.Pirst California Co.
"Inc.
;
'
&
Co
75,000
Co.™
&
125,000
Pierce,
Beane
1,800,000
Co
125,000
New York Hanseatlc
Corp.
Northwest
Co.
'& Curtis
250,000
Rotan, Mosle and
Moreland
850,000
850,000
100,000
.Goldman, Sachs .& Co.-
Hemphill,
:
850,000
Hutton
&
W. E. Hutton
&
Co..™
;• J'ohnston, Lemon &
''"Co. I
™
*
**
-
Kaiser'
&
Co.___
*• W.
C,
Freres
8c Co
Higginson Corp
Lester, Ryons &
Carl M.
Co
Rhoades 8c Co
Venezuelan Petroleum Co.
Gross
Ended March
Months
Three
Other Venezuelan
Interest
notes payable..
Depreciation, depletion and amortization
818,055
460,348
—
provision
stantially all of
was
necessary
for U. S. Federal incomes taxes
tax
and
surtax
less
Venezuelan
Co.
—
75,000
:
7!>,000
H; Walker & Co150,000
White. Weld & Co.__1lr
100,000
Whiting,
Stubbs
Dean
Weeks
&
"•
;
&
Co
100,000
J50.000
1,800.000
Harold E. Wood & Co..
250,000
$75,000
may
income
tax.—V.
174,
held in its
company and
increased
the
from
was
Stock
&
Forgan
&
First
1,600,000
1,600,000
1,600,000
C.
Co.
1,000,000
De
as
of
Reid
related
high
right
the
to
precision
stockholders
to
shares of
Energy Program,
Victoreen also manufactures
electronic components used in instruments sold to
the
company showed net sales of $1,256,049
and net income of $iZ3,771, compared with net sales of
$780,565 and
net income of $57,451 in 1950.-
50,000
Wood, Struthers 8c Co.
250,000
AS
OF
MARCH
19
shares
*50,000
are
reserved
for
number
to
of
shares
purchase,
are
of
as
common
of
issuance
90,000
upon
.
exercise
557,666 shs.
of
certain
Shares
Gould™.
Lj>
.
.
-
.
5,000
Mid-South
4,750
Stanley Pelz & Co.
H,
4,500
L.
Emerson
175, p.
&
1545.
Co., Inc.
' Shares
Moore & Co!
Saunders, Stiyer„ & Co._,^
Smith,
Straus. Blosser & McDowell
—V.
'
Underwriters
follows:
•
&
several
Securities Co.™.
Boenning & Co
Wiley Bros., Inc.
2,500
2,000
2,000
700
—
*
.
"
550
record
Feb.
1,
1952
were' recently given
tha
held.
P.
April 30—
1952—Month—1951
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$58,565,400 $47,552,443 $199,782,411 $191,780,823
1546.
•
-
of
will be
received at the
office of the company,
Stuart St..
441
16, Mass., up to noon (EDT) on May 13
$4,000,000
.
Yellow Transit Freight Lines, Inc.—Contract
The referee fif the arrangement proceedings
3,000
,
of
for the purchase froxa
first mortgage bonds, series C, due 1982.The company has received SEC authorization to issue «and sell at
competitive bidding its $4,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series C, du«
May 1, 1982. Of the proceeds, $3,600,000 is to be-applied to the pay¬
ment of a like 'amount of outstanding notes and the - balance is to b«
used for capitalizable expenditures or to reimburse the company's treasury therefor.—V.: 175, p. 1687.
'*• '
•.
it
$35,463
arid .the
stock which each has severally agreed
Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc. 43.000
.A. H. Vogel & Cp
22,Q00,
Mann
the
150,000
Bodine
Worcester County Electric Co.—Bids for Bonds—
Boston
options.
names
&
Townsend,
*
Outstanding
($1. par value)—*1,000,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—-The
175,
Bids
$88,862
125,000
bank
to
—V.
1952
Authorized
stock
&
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—April Sales Up—
Period End.
related fields.
CAPITALIZATION
Haven
Crouter
750,000
200,000
150,000
Co—
Cassell & Co., Inc.
F.
proceeds were used to repay demand notes incurred for general
The
Atomic
195L
500,00(1
200,000
corporate purposes.
*
Giving effect to this offering, 2,650 shares would be outstanding out
of an authorized issue of 8,000 shares.—V. 175, p. 463.
company, established in 1931, is a leading manu¬
dosage measuring instruments for the medical
originators
of
radio-active
measuring
instruments
EARNINGS—In
Co., Inc.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Corp.
subscribe on or before Feb. 29, 1952 for 1,325 additional
capital stock at par ($25 per share) at the rate of one share
share
each
for
X-Ray
other manufacturers in
& Co
Michigan
Woodbury (Conn.) Telephone Co.—Rights—
such, none of the proceeds will accrue to the
The stock is priced at $4 per share.
and
duPont &
of
175, p. 1866.
The
BUSINESS—The
profession
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
$750,008
Bosworth, Sullivan &
Offered—Barrett
Co., Inc. and A. H. Vogel & Co., headed a
of underwriters offering on May 8 a secondary
of 90,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
which are being sold for the account of three stockhold¬
and,
Co.—-—-
1,600,000
& Co.
Langley & Co
Paine.
Illinois
The
$2,400,000
Co
—
Hutton
C.
have severally
principal amounts)
below
named
purchasers
5
W.
distribution
company.
treasury.
tThe authorized common
shares to 6,000,000 shares om
4,000,000
1952.
UNDERWRITERS—The
W. E.
1736.
p.
mortgages
respective
the
agreed to purchase from the company the respective
of new bonds, set forth below:
sub¬
260,000shs.
4,214.912 shs.
6,000,000 shs.
under
issued
be
compliance with the provisions thereof and the provisions of
supplemental thereto,
tlncludes 492 shares reacquired
stock
group
850,000
-
-
Witter
bonds
700,000
$45,000shs.
$5,000,000
45,000 shs.
355,000 shs.
indentures
by
,
Outstanding
due June 28,
—-
—
April 17,
Herrick &
850,000
500,000
as
(1%%)
pfd.
Fulton,
Instrument
Union Securities Corp..
C. E;'Unterberg & Co,
Wagehseller & Durst,'"*
Weeden & Co: Inc..—'
1982
—V.
Victoreen
note
500,000
2,000,000
1980
due
the
$990,752
$733,820
—
—
"No
4%
Inc.
due
series
Glore,
income
*Net
Common
G.
series
upon
——
...
..
$50,000,000
10,000,000
15,000,000
12,500,000
stock (par $100—cumulative)
Serial pfd,
stock
(par $100—cumul.)
3.60% series—
tCommon stock (par $10)
115,625
743,342
Dry holes
on
100,000
75,000 r *
series
6%
243,416
115,625'
taxes
j
™
2%%
♦Additional
242,127
5,077,928
PRESENT FINANCING
due 1976
due 1979
Promissory notes
$7,823,444
5,522,173
208,136
$7,617,150
—
TO
Authorized
3 Vt %
of the
169,247
operating income.—
operating and general expenses..
EFFECT
GIVING
bonds—
2%%
,
1951
1952
mortgage loan due March 11, 1954
"
Vice-Chairman
Oil purchases,
Venezuelan income taxes..
125,000
:™
its subsidiary, for the yea*
$73,219,635.
?
i
series
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
4%
100,000
125,000-
of
31—
250;000
Securities
Co.
totaled
1951
mortgage
2%%
1545.
250,000
Loeb,
Irving Lundborg & Co.
175, p.
the post
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
Underwood, Neuhaus &
250,000
31,
Sales
Stone 8c Webster
100,000
Langley & Co
'**■ Lazard
Lee
Meeds
Directors.—V.
to
150,000
100,000
&
appointed
was
Spencer Trask & Co
Laird,
Co.
of
Co.,
th«
sale
CAPITALIZATION
1952
Sutro
850,000
Bissell
Steel
facturer
& Co.__
Co.
Dec.
,
Frank, Meyer &
&
and
including the Transport company and
♦First
member since 1917.
a
150,000
-
not
ended
l,
850,000
Kiddef, Feabody & Co.
Kirkpatrlck-Pettis' Co._
Laird 'and
been
Jan.
from
is engaged in the generation, transmission,
of electric
energy
in southeastern Wisconsin,
and
neighboring communities.
The
company
owns all the common stocks
of three subsidiary companies, Wisconsin
Michigan Power Co., Wisconsin Natural Gas Co. and The Milwaukee
Electric Railway & Transport Co.
Consolidated operating revenues of the company and its subsidiaries,
1938.
Mr. Fairless will also continue as President of
United States Steel Co., the steel operating subsidiary whose main office
is in Pittsburgh, Pa.
.(u \
„
,
Following his retirement, Mr. Olds will resume the active practice of
law with the New York law firm of White and Case, of which he has
since
and
Milwaukee
including
Benjamin F. Fairless.
by
bonds
the
of
BUSINESS—Company
Fairless, who was named the Chief Executive Officer of the cor¬
Mr.
75,000
250,000
Co
*
Chairman
as
150,000
125,000
1,000,000
175,000
850,000
sale
the
construction.
for
distribution
.
from
by the company to its common stockholders of 702,486 shares of
par value
common stock on a one for five basis will be useci
$10
poration, will continue to serve as President, a position he has occupied
Corp.
:
Stroud & Co., Inc.—.
125,000
Co
sale
having reached the corporation's retirement age, on
Irving 3. Olds,
100,000
75,000
Hornblower & Weeks
*
Stern,
for
May 6 retired as Chairman of the Board of Directors and was succeeded
--.--U
500,000
Herrman n Co,
Hill Richards & Co
P.
Smlthers
months'
>2
and
United States Steel Corp.—Olds Retires as Chairman—
ers
Smith, Barney & Co...
F. s.
redemption prices ranging from 104.74% if redeemed during
period ending April 30, 1953 to 100%
at maturity,
the improvement and sinking fund or the maintenance funds
at
special redemption prices ranging from 101.74%, in each caa«
together with accrued interest.
regular
and any
V
to
are
its bid
on
included Kuhn*
coupon,
8c
the
has placed privately with three insurance companies
promissory notes due Jan. 1, 1982, out of the total
be used to pay for capital additions
remainder used for working capital.—V. 175, p. 1764.
proceeds
May 5
on
3V4%
a
Co., 101.159; Lehman Bros, and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
100.92533; Union Securities Corp. and Harriman Ripley A
(Jointly), 100.834; First Boston Corp., 100.7199; Equitabl*
Securities Corp., 100.687; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.55 and Merrill
Lynch,^ Pierce, Fenner & Beane, 100.5499.
The
new
bonds
are
dated May
l,
1952 and are redeemable *t
The bal¬
The
all naming
(jointly),
Co., Inc.
Co.—$25,000,000 of Notes Sold Privately
proposed issue of $50,000,000, it was announced last month.
ance is to be borrowed in instalments during 1952.
150,000
500,000
Fox. :—.
Henry
E.
&
Co
Scribner
Noyes, * '■
IT. A. Hogle 8c
Hammill
;
&
William R. Staats & Co
I"L Graham, Parsons &Co.
1
100,000
350,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.
Singer, Dean &
Son, Inc
; Harriman-Ripley & Co.,
*
,
850,000
350,000
100,000
^/Gregory 8c
Loeb
500,000
Co
Shields
75,000
Other bids for, the bonds,
125,000
Hutzler
Shearson,
competitive bidding
Francis I.
8c
&
bonds at
normal
100,000
™„_
Bros.
100,000
'
company
$25,000,000 3%%
$1.52
101.1599.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
The
$4,375,000
$1.12
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Glore;
& Co. headed an investment group which of¬
of
company Is now under review in the
the District of Columbia.—V. 175, p. 1764.
for
$3,219,000
share
per
175, p. 923.
the
investment
an
;
taxes
250,000
T?. Rothschild & Co.
Schwabacher
8c Co
into
Appeals
of
.
Forgan
investment program
does not specify any limitation upon the types of securities or upon
the amounts of any individual security to be acquired in the program,
except that any acquisitions of securities of public utility companies
and holding companies would
not exceed 4.9%
of the outstanding
voting securities of such companies.
The Commission noted that its June, 1951, decision approving United's
Court
income
on
1951.
$57,387,000 $65,597,000
7,004,000
8,448,000
3,785,000
4,073,000
j,
fered for public sale on May 7 a new issue of $12,500,000
first mortgage bonds, 3lk% series due May 1, 1982, at
101.736% and accrued interest. The group was awarded
present application with respect to United's
conversion
after
V.
shares of the common stock of Columbia Gas
System, Inc., and 154,231 shares of South Jersey Gas Co. common.
Based on current market prices, United expects to derive approximately
The
1952
taxes
taxes
—V.
and Class A stocks of Niagara Mohawk
the common
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
....
before
for
Earnings
thik
of
14,626
Corp.;
Power
21,902,018
3,752,26O
1,107,781
—
Net income
from the sales of portfolio securities.
complete its compliance with the June, 1951, order, it had yet
of, as of Nov. 16, 1951, 543,317 shares and 20,196 shares,
>
175,000
Forgan
income
dispose
350,000
Co.
Net
previously approved plan for transforming itself from a holding
into an investment company.
the two year period ended Nov. 16, 1951, United had realized
respectively, of
*82,900
23,314,207
5,283,636
1,844,412
28,076,679
7,965,552
2,818,692
1546.
p.
Lee Higginson Corp—
Riter & Co
Salomon
application
an
175,
the consolidated net income resulted from operations
of a Venezuelan subsidiary, which has paid no divdiends. Dividends of
such company, if paid, are subject under present U. S. tax laws, to full
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Reinpoldt & Gardner.
Reynolds & Co
Folger, Nolan Inc
Poster & Marshall...™
.
75,000
100,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
L.
sales
Provision
granting
income
oper.
Net
aggregate proceeds of $7,549,301
to
railway
railway.™.
West Point Manufacturing Co.
be issued to officers and employees.
decision
a
857,752
Six Months Ended March 1—
200,000
75,000
Glore,
,
240,000 shs.
5,266,270 shs.
company
Within
Board
&
Tully & Co._
350,000
Morgan Stanley & Co.__2,000,000
Newhard. Cook & Co.125,000
100,000
Brush, Slocumb
v.
Inc.-
&
Milwaukee
Pacific
Co., Inc.
an
as
Mitchum,
2,000,000
Alex. Brown & Sons
-
7,500,000 shs.
Roger M. Blough, Executive Vice-President-Law, and Secretary, United
Inc..
Lynch,
Fenner
The
200.000
i
Masten
Merrill
Co.™
Bateman, Eichler
Marks
M.
100,000
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.
filed
Co.
Mason-Hagan,
E.
issued
has
States
250,000
Securities
Corp.
Bache & Co
J.
6,404,145
corporation for authority to enter upon an "investment program"
through the use of funds derived or to be derived by it from divest¬
ments of public utility and holding company securities pursuant to
per
1962; $51 per share to
A
writers
oil
Fairless Becomes Chief Executive Officer—
shares
common
to May
of
t
SEC
1949
$6,167,334
459,375
28,432,513
7,689,196
3,015,302
income—
1950
$8,465,726
2,126,701
The company on April 30 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 3.000 shares of $5 dividend preferred stock (no par), to h*
offered for subscription by stockholders in the ratio of 0.21676 shares
for each share held at $100 per share plus accrued dividends.
Th«
proceeds are to be used to reimburse the treasury for capital expendi¬
tures already made.
No underwriting is involved.—V. 173, p. 1484.
(Del.)—Limited Investment Program—
United Corp.
The
1951
Warren Telephone Co.—Files With SEC—
490,000 shs.
aggregate of 300,000 shares may
—V. 175, p. 1764.
U. S. Rubber
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. headed an investment banking
group which offered for public sale on May 7 a new
issue of $35,000,000 3 Vs% convertible debentures due
May 1, 1972 (subordinate). The debentures were priced
at 100% plus accrued interest. This issue was oversub¬
scribed
for
1,953,038
1952
from
ry.
current
at
3,008,286
1,194,652
$9,984,257 $10,120,652
2,905,530
3,110,398
1,159,277
1,188,091
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
$17,000,000 fro the sales of these securities.
May 2 announced that the company
Napalm bombs.
The
by
value)
series A
$25)
,
1,750,218
2,175,878
Earnings—
railway
oper.
Net
35,000,000
par
pfd. shs,
shares (par
4,490,132
—
income
from
Net
substantially equal monthly instalments to May, 1961,
posted market price.
t777,777 shares are reserved
conversion of the $35,000,000 convertible debentures.
In addition,
To
with the
In accordance
Share.—V.
ry.
Gross
in
•Due
stated
its
the La Salle National Bank, cor¬
have been notified by
porate custodian, that requisite consents have been received from hold¬
ers of certificates in the voting trust, for the acceptance of the existing,
any
Net
40,000,000
,
(without
cum.
tCommon
the
other and higher offers for the shares and to accept
best net offer received not later than June 16, 1952.
.
$3.75
offer of $1,297,380 cash at the rate of $60 per
an
shares,
21,623
corporation.
or
40,000,000
deliveries
shares
289,289
8,891,861
1546.
from
from
Meany, voting trus¬
Russell, John J. Epstein and Edward J.
John A.
Under
payable
commitment
•Purchase
pfd,
926,959
5.929,892
467,476
15,000,000
35,000,000
1972
due May 1,
nate),
railway
p.
Net
(subordi¬
1972
due
768,668
10,632,166
—
Wabash RR.
$24,000,000 "
15,000,000
———
-
conv.'debs.,
$2,182,868
March—
notes, maturing Nov.
1974
railway.
oper.
175,
Gross
used
and leases,
share
from
ry.
—V.
Outstanding
Authorized
$25,000,000
-
-
promissory
j
held
now
1972
3Je'%
are
Areas
Net
Net
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
■
1,
1949
$3,037,548
1,409,293
From Jan. 1—
debs., due June 1, 1970——
promissory note, maturing Dec.
2,75%
from
Gross
earnings were $27,295,971.
2.80%
—
1950
$3,842,539
1,696,708
13,073,586
5,195,733
2,690,297
—
1951
$4,109,793
1,501,993
672,582
—
From Jan. 1—
markets approximately 13%% of petroleum and petroleum prod¬
ucts sold in the area for local consumption and for export.
Union s
1951 net operating and nonoperating revenues were $274,885,582 and its
2%%
railway
railway
Net ry. oper. income.
pany
CAPITALIZATION
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
1952
from
from
Net
in substantially all branches of the
oil industry. Holdings from which the company is currently producing
oil and gas are located in California, Louisiana, Texas, Montana, Wyo¬
ming New Mexico and Canada.
The company owns and operates five
refineries. On the Pacific Coast, its principal operating area, the com¬
.
present offering.
According to the
March—
Gross
BUSINESS—Company Is engaged
net
.
Virginian Ry.— Earnings—
about $13,500,000 will be
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds from the sale
used
.
Ind.,
with respect
Approved
pending in Tndianapolis.
to this corporation has-approved a contract under
and his associates* wilt acquire: the. company
of new money. Mr. Powell is taking immediate
Which George Pbwell, Sr.,
and furnish $1,000,000
charge
of
V.
P.
175,
the company
1866.
affairs
under
the
court
order.
See
alsa
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Flintkote Company,
first
the
In
indicate
we
$4
in two separate
all the dividends
current week. Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
nounced during the
General
Steel
Adams
Co.
Aircraft
$1
25c
$1
81V4C
50c
$30c
50c
Radio
Corp
Gas
Co.
12 Vic
Aliiu
Mfg.
Co.,
(quar.)—
common
preferred (quar.)
Company (quar.)
convertible
(Louis)
Amalgamated Electric Corp., Ltd.
American
6-12
6-15
.
(quar.)
Allls-Chalmers
3%%
5-26
5-29
6- 1
(quar.)
Albany & Vermont RR
Allied
6-10
$50c
50c
25c
10c
(s-a)_—
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
D.)
(J.
__
pfd.
6- 1
6-1
5-16
5-23
6-14
$25c
$37Vic
_
___
7- 1
7-1
6- 1
6-12
6-30
5-23
5-15
6- 2
6-30
6- 5
6- 2
6-30
6-10
25c
(quar.)
__
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
Acme Glove Works, Ltd., $1
Acme
^
(interim>_
(quar.)
Co.
Chicle
Extra
American
Fruit
American
Prior
Insulator
share
(One
Farms
Atlanta
Gas Light,
4Vi%
pfd.
Corp.
(increased)-
20c
40c
30c
$1.12Vi
$1.25
preferred
Atlas
Corp.
Atlas
Powder
Auto
Electric
A
Class
Axe
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Atlantic Refining Co., old com.
New common
(initial)
Avon
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
common
Oil
Barber
(W.
Belden
Co.
Mfg.
H.)
Co.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co..,
Shoe
iquar.)____
Note Ltd.
Co.
B
$5
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Creek
Forge
Bullock's,
Inc.,
Burton-Dixie
Canada
preferred
2nd
1st preferred____
$$1.25
$$1.25
$20c
$25c
(quar.)_
series
Lines, Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Steamship
Vinegars, Ltd.
Canadian
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.
Canadian
Locomotive
(quar.)
Ltd.—
omitted
dividend
payment
stock usually due June 1.
Directors
common
Canadian
\
>
Class
A
(quar.)—-
Co.
Plywood Corp. (quar.)_____
RR., 5% 1st preferred (s-a)
Cascades
Catawissa
preferred
2nd
Steel
Central
(s-a)__—__
Wire Co. (quar.)
&
—.
(quar.)_,
$1.04$1.19
$3.50
15c
—______
(quar.)—
Chapman Valve Mfg.. 7# preferred
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
preferred
4;35%
67Vic
(quar.)—
—
(s-at__
50c
62y2C
preferred
'quar.)___~
5%
preferred "(quar.)
Columbia Broadcasting, class
4%
Locks
Consolidated
class
Paper,
Co.
Continental
Assurance
Continental
Casualty Co,
Continental
Motors
A
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
—__—1
Cornell Paperbcard Products (quar.)
Creole Petroleum Corp.
tquar.)_.
Crown
Crown
Finance
class A
Class B
Cushman's
Power
3.75%
3.75%
.
.
preferred
Delaware
<fc
Bound-
Brook
T
Distillers
Corp.-Seagrams
Dr.
Pepper.Co.
Car
-,$4
preferred
1__—
—
$30c
15c
-
Co..-.common
A-(-quar.)_______
Corp.
-i
J___
_ni.
.
(quar.
Tafr«mt .Mfg. -C<r. < (quar.)* 1
Finance Co. of America (Bait.)— 1-
Pelt. &
-
$1
81% c
30c
40c
25c
;
: \20»* •' ■*■
6-16
-
B
,
(quar. >
:
J_"_"
- *
<quar.)i_'i___-l.'__ir___J
.
$3
■
5-16
(see
Pfizer
&
2nd
414%
preferred
Instrument Co.
50c
6-10
5-26
50c
6-12
6-
2
50c
6-12
6-
2
$1.06 V*
6-
1
$1.37 Va
8-
IV2C
5-15
5-
1
5-
5
Co.,
Co.
$3
6-10
6-20
Kuhlman
Electric Co.
Lion
6-15
6-2
15c
6-20
6-
7-
Lockheed
M.
&
4.50%
$4
6-20
5-22
Roan
5-22
1
7-
1
6-
2
5-15
Rochester
2
5-15
Rolland
2
5-15
4V*%
6-
2
5-15
Ronson
6-10
5-23
21 Vac
6-10
5-20
6-30
$1.25
6-30
5-31
6-30
5-15
Ltd.
2
5-20
$1.20
6-
2
5-20
$1.25
6-
2
5-20
35c
7-
1
6-11
$1.75
6-
2
5-29
15c
(quar.)
;
—______
divi¬
common
on
held on May 6),
,
5-19
1
6-10
7-1
6-9
6-14
5-29
60g
35c
(quar.)
2
7-
45c
:_
6-
}$2
5-29
5-16
6-10
5-20
10c
pfd. (s-at
Hampshire
6-14
6-14
5-31
7- 1
7- 1
6-10
6-10
6- 2
6-5
5-13
$2.25
______
Seabrook
90c
$1.12V2
50c
$1
_____—
—
(quar.)_
—___
6-10
6-16
6- 7
,
7'/2<i
35c
37'/ac
(interim)
6-16
6-5
6-16
6-16
6- 5
6- 5
73c
$20c
$$1.0614
5-29
6- 2
6-16
35c
__._i.___—
Inc.
6-12
6- 5
5-16
6-20,
5-7
5-31
(quar.)—
$6'/2c
$1
4V£%
Farms Co.,
preferred
5-9
6-16
$lOe
(quar.)
6.- 2
6-10
(quar.)
participating preferred
4%
6-12
5-16
Sheaffer
(W.
48c
5-15
4-30
20c
6-27
5-29
15c
6-
6
5-29
5-21
5-14
40c
30c
30c
6-13
Co.
A.)
6-
2
5-19
5-
1
<■
Preferred
A
Saw &
Paper
Utah
7-
1
6-10
Southern
7-
1
6-10
Southwestern
$3c
6-16
5-30
25c
6-20
5-31
30c
6-13
5-23
65c
6-16
6-
25c
5-20
5-12
37 Vic
(quar.)
6-16
5-24
2
5-15
6-
25c
5-28
5
Power
5-23
Oil
5-31
Stanley
(Ohio),
Konife
2nd
5%%
common
preferred
6-16
5-20
6-16
.6-2
6-10
5-20
22j/2c
Tokheim
Co.
6-
6-16
6-
50c
Trlco
6-
1
6-4
96 %c
7-
1
6-
4
7-
1
6-
4
7-
1
6-
4
7-
1
6-
4
97 Vic
$1.08%
,
$1.11%
30c
6-12
10c
6-12
6-
•
6-10
5-20
5-20
2
5-15
6-2
5-15
—
..
.
6-
.—
5-19
1 United
5-31
United
»
$1-25
4quar.)——
—— V
$2.50 '
Morgan; (X; ?.); St Co.'. (quar;)^-'—1-——
/
.20c
Mo«inew: Paper Mills- < quar.)
20«
;.*-Extral,
L.—_—
40c
^^Mountain Fuel-Supply-Co. (increased) —
6-
1
5-15
-
1
6-10
"•5-17
5-31
'►
.6- 9
-
S-17
5-19
15c
75c
Steel
Co.
(quar.)
5-31
30c
(quar.i
Forging
4th
common
5-14
6-12
25c
6- 2
5-14
5-16
40c
(quar.)
6-12
10%
——
iquar.)
Unit,
6-12
7-15
6- 2
6- 2
6-~2
5-15
—
pfd.
$6
Science
Fund
,
■»
Shares
(from
net
7o
(quar.)
Co.
8tates Rubber,
new
common
■
(initial)
non-cum.
1st preferred
,
.
25c
50c
..'$2
.
Cooler, ,6%
Winding Co.;-
^-Vick Chemical Co.
(quar.)—
5-29
6-30
5-14
5-16
5-16
5- 5
5-19
6-10
6-10
6-10
6-30
5-20
5-20
6-2
5-29
5-19
.
income)
Specialties
.
6-10
5-31
Corp.—
—
Uhiversal
5-26
5-31
•
Co.
Pump
Universal
,
5-15
'
,
(quar.)__—W_:—
7-15
7-1
6- 1
29/Ac
27V2C
(quar.)
partic. pfd. (quar.) __
$1.50
90c conv. pfd.:__—
* 22%^
Upper .Canada .Mines (s-ai
."
_ _.$2V2e
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil (s-a)I_^__ •
2c
Venezuela.Byndieate.- Inc. (quar.)i.—... - - 5c
8%
5-31
6-10
"6-1
Moare-Handley. Hardwaro Co., common———
—
—
preferred
City
investment
6-2
"
-.
6-20
5- 1
6-6
6-6
5-14
5-15
5-20
5-15
—
k Gas Co
United
6-10
-
•
7-15
5-10
—
.
2
5-31
•
6-30
5-16
<accum.)____
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc., common (quar.)
5-27
6-16
7-25
$1.12Vi
$1 ;
1
25c
5% conv. pfd. 1952 series-(initial)___i.—36%e
Tyer Rubber Co.______——
$1.50
Underwood
Corp.
(quar.)
—
75c
United Board k Carton Corp.-, com, (quar.)
25c
6% non-cum. preferred (annual!—
$6
United
Corp.
(s-a)
;
—10c
United Pacific Insurance
(quar.)
' $4
United Funds, Inc.—
"
: '
AVa'/t
'Tudor
5-27
25a
Williams
True Temper Corp.,
2
6-10
7-
&
6-30
7-25
25c
Tank
5-23
7-15
7-15
93%c
$2
3§c
—
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.
dividend
Oil
5-15
6-10
Quarterly
Stock
5-15
2
50c
&
Transue
5
95c
Oil
5-20
1
6-12.
8- 1
8- 1
60c
(s-a)
iquar.)
Roller Bearing
Timken
preferred
(quar.)
4%>
Products,
2
6-
$1
$1
$1.60
$1.75
(quar.)__
wammon
6-
25c
(quary^
A
Sunray-Oil Corp.,
4%% preferred
5-lf
—
25c
25c
(quar.)
(accum.)
Co.
preferred
3%%
5-15
25c
9%%
_____
—
Telephone
Television-Electronics
13 %c
(quar.)_
50c
5-12
5- 5
,
States
preferred
$7
5-15
6-
6-10
5-21
5-15
•
(E.
Standard
11-13
20c
5-23
6-20
____________—
R.) & Sons, common
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred A
(quar.)———
.Standard Gas & Electric, $6 pfd. (accum.)_
5-14
11-27
(quar.)
—
5-31
6-10
40c
$25c
6-14
25c
(quar,)
Co.__
deposit
5-15
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
5-15
5-29
5-29
5-9
receipts ordinary (interim)
i Southern Spring Bed
____________
Amer.
10c
2
5-26
6-14
6-14
6- 2
COc
'———
redeemable pfd,
Steel
Corp.
Singer Mfg., Ltd.—
25c
—_
5-26
25c
$1.12>/2
$1.25
class A (quar.)
com.,
(quar.)——,
Simplex
Squibb
5-15
5-20
5-27
5-15
6-14
10c
62 Vhc
—:
(quar.)—
Extra,
Shoe Corp. of America,
6-12
10c
Corp
Mining
Simon (H.) Sons, 5%
10c
5-15
5-31
-
6- 2
6-30
15c
$1.12Va.
(s-a)—
50c
—
5-31
*
-
(quar.):
Royalty Corp.
Denn
35c
•
6-
Second Canadian Int'l Investment Co., Ltd.—
-
•
5-20
25c
(quar.)__
com.
Seeger Refrigerator Co
5-20
50c
Common (quar.)
5-15
3.75%. preferred -.(quar.)
—-i
1i V 94c
7-1
25c
Missouri Utilities Corp., common (quar.)—
* 7- 1.
$1.25
5% - preferred ' (quar.)——
7- 1
30a
Monarch Machine -Tool Co. (quar.)_
" 5-16
50c
Monroe Calculating Machine, com. (quar.)—
5-15
$1.75
'i, 7% -preferred (quar.)
—
4-30 'r'-~
15c
'"
6-16
(quar.)
Works.
Metal
Shattuck
'
.
Art
6-16
35c
&% -preferred
6-2Q
6-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
5-16
$15c
.
5-28
1
4% preferred A
Ltd., com. (quar.)______
Co.,
1
"
•v
5-15
7-
Telephone,
Paper
1
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (quar.)—,———
Metal & Thermit Corp. (quar.)—
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80% pfd. (quar.) —
3.85%
preferred (quar.)_
*3.90% preferred (quaF.)—
4.35%
preferred .(quar.)
;
4.45% preferred (quar.)———
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
.——__
!
Extra*
,—:——————————1.—
Midland Oil Corp.,-$l conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator^— . -
6-13
2
$0,116
preferred
Slmonds
Engineering
6-
6-12
53^0
common
6-
Inc.
A:
50c
25c
1
(quar.).
(quar.)—______
7-
$25c
Machine
5-23
common.
50c
Maytag Company (quar.)
McCormick & Co.
(quar.)—__
McNeil
6-10
7-
(s-al_;
$1.12 %
Common
Massey-Harris
6-16
6-16
(quar.53yaC
Tobacco—
Royalite Oil Co.,
Sabine
6-13
6-16
$0.23909
5-22
g-30
65e
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc
6-13
$1.25
$1.12 Vt
5
$1
Participating
6-14
97»/2c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—:
5-29
6-
6-30
Myers, Inc., com. (increased quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
6-14
•
5-29
6-10
25c
(quar.)
Robbins &
7-
6-13
87'/2c
preferred A (quar.)
Antelope Copper Mines
1
5-31
6-
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.. common
Corp.
40c
50c
(quar.)—
Textile Corp.,
6-
(quar.)
Company
C.)
C.—
(quar.)
New
preferred
preferred
30c
Mfg. & Sales Co. (quar.)———
Woodworking Co. (quar.)
(R.
3.60%
93 %c
M.
Mahon
(R. J.)
5-31
60c
(quar.)—
Magnavox Company, common
$1 convertible preference A
6-10
1
10c
Co.;
Arms
preferred
Riegel
4
12 M>c
Co.
2
6-20
Y.
~
Series S-2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft Corp.
Match
Ludlow
H.),
2
6-
of N.
(quar.)
4'/2%
'
22V2C
(quar.)——.——
Lansing Company (reduced).————
Leath & Company, common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Leverage Fund of Canada, Ltd
(M,
Lamston
6r
6-16
common
4%
Co.,
Reynolds
50c
Industries
6-16
(quar.)
Packing Co.
4c
S. A.—
preferred shares—
France
6-16
20c
Corp
Co._____
Remington
2
Consolidada
American
La
Rath
5-29
Keystone Custodian Fund
Inc.
5-19
7-
action
no
Purity Bakeries Corp.
5-21
6-
Oil
14c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co. (extra)——.—
Press,
6-13
<quar.)_.
Public Service Co of
5-26
6-20
6-11
58 %c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Drug Co., common (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Kingsport
4-22
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Brothers &
Price
$1.05
common
common
preferred
Preston
2
$1.25
$5
Company,
6-
25c
common..
5-12
dend payment at meeting
8-30
$60c
-
88c
or
preferred
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
5-31
1
4-22
stock)
35c
preferred
(Directors took
5-19
7-
25c
Katz
Kendall
2
$50c
$5
<
5-19
9-10
,
5-12
Plymouth Rubber Co.—
6-10
17c
common
Supply,
Water
2
6-
16c
preferred (quar.)
Machine Co. (quar.)
Jamaica
5-16
6-
$37Vbc
Public Service Co., common
Jaeger
5-20
6- 2
$25c
(quar.).:
—.—•—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
——
(qUar.U———
preferred
4.80%
Iowa
5-20
'
37V2C
12c
Chemical,
convertible
convertible
7%
5-15
5-29
12V2c
(quar.)
(s-a)
& Power Co.,
2
1
—
Light
5-12
6-12
common__
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.—
6-10
6-
r
6-26
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
1
Corp.
Gas
Natural
Power
$5
5-
Silica,
Products
$4.80
5-15
5-15
20c
12'/ac
preferred
B
Pittsburgh Coke &
IV2C
40c
5-16
(quar.)
Co.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.
1
12'/2C
5-16
5-26
(quar.)
Co.,
5-19
______
5-12
5-26
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-15
common___—
5-26
Phelps Dodge Corp., new com. (initial quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation
Pltney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)
■
9
30c
preferred
$1.10
common
6-10
25c
(quar.)
Mtg. Co. (quar.)
Pepper Co.)—
$1.05
(quar.)____
5-30
6-24
Dr.
Exploration
(Charles)
3 V2 %
4%
5-
6-10
20c
common
convertible
■
.
,
5-16
5-31
Salt
(Dr.)
Petroleum
4Vi%
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)———
—
Investment Trust of Boston (quar.)
5-16
6-16 ""-- 6-'^
6-166-'6
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.->_4—:-$f f; 9~W i.
5-29
First Security Corp.-(quar.
50c
6-10
6- 2
Class- A
Class
5-31
Pennsylvania
Pepper
5-19
Interstate
5-26
5-15
6-24
5-16
5-19
Interstate
5-13
6-12
7-15
7-15
6-10
5-31
6%% preferred (accum.)_
6y2% preferred (accum.)—
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% preferred (s-a)
International Cigar Machinery Co. (quar.).
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd—
International Paints, Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)_,
6-18
6-16
6- 1
5-16
5-16
Hydraulic Press Manufacturing—
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd., common—
$1.50 conv. participating preferred (quar.)
5-16
5-14
5-14
5-14
5-14
$30c,_. 6- 1
60c ; 7-15
.
Employers Reinsurance Corp.
.
25c
5-16
5-31
5-12
5-20
20c
30o
cash
in
Ford, Ltd.,
6-15
pfd. (quar.)
Henke & Pillot, voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Hiawatha Oil & Gas, 5% pfd. A (quar.) —
Hobart Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
—
Houston Lighting & Power Co. (quar.)
Houston Oil Field Material
(quar.)
6-18
5-20
6-27
,
&
(payable
6-15
International
2
(quar.)
Vegh Mutual Fund,
5-31
&
5-15
6-
*
$1.12Vi
1
common
Transportation
30c
(A.)
5-15
2
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Harris
5-13
5-29
6- 2
6-2
6-2
6- 2
Corp.
0.08
(quar.)
Company, 5V5t%
5-5
6-
Corp
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering
5-16
5-31
(quar.)__
preferred
5-5
6-2
$1.14
(quar.)_,__
(s-a)
class A
5-16
B
2
6-2
55c
40c
Co.,
5-16
$4.25
6-
$$1.50
20c
5-31
—:
preferred
Co.
5-31
Class
5-5
Corp
0.06
A
5.16
2
Semi-annual
0.10
—
class
5.25
6_
$$1.13
:_
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank
0.08
Equipment
Co.,
$1
Extra
5-31
2
Co., Ltd.—
$1.40
0.03
Bond
de
Penick
0.14
&
6-30
j$i'
41/2%
common
Common
0.11
5-31
*
$3.25 2nd preferred
(quar.)__„_,
Eagle-PicherrCo." (^uar.)___
Blectrolux
Company-
6-30
(quar.)—
Ltdv. (quar.)—:.—
(quar.)
Chemical
5-16
30c
Donohue Brothers,
Dow
5-31
$1.75
$1.75
Co._
Diamond
Motor
0.15
30c
50c
93%c
r93%c
»"-97%c
RR.V(quar.)_—50c
& Light Co., com.
preferred -A*-' (quar.
B (qqar.)_^_
3.90%* preferred C iquar.)
Dayton
~
5-16
-
5-15
6-13
(quar.)_.—
preferred
7%
Sons,
5-31
A.)
6-
7-15
25c
10c
0.14
Machinery
(M.
5.29
6-20
Co.—
(quar.)__
Economic
B
5-16
common
5-10
5.13
(quar.)__.
Consolidated
Pen
5-31
5-31
7- 1
6- 2
6-30
,
Parker
0.06
Hammond
5-21
5-29
.
Palestine
5-16
5-16
Masonite
_____
5-16
5-31
5-31
6-12
;
*cuar.)„___
5-31
0.17
Equipment
Co.,
1
$1
—__
Building
Tin
5-16
4c
75c
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
7%
Pacific
5-31
5-21
:____—:
—
Crum & Forster Securities, class A (quar.)__
5-16
0.07
Utilities
5-10
6-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
Coal
5-16
6-10
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred
5-31
Ben
5-31
,_.
7- 1
(quar.)___
Orpheum
Class
-$1.50
(quar.)—_
common
Corp.,
Old
0.08
25c
Inc.,
Co.,
Crown Zellerbach
5-16
5-16
0.12
Hanna
6-13
5-15
6- 6
,
5-31
5-31
0.07
Marquette Cement Mfg
Mary Lee Candies, Inc.—
5'/2%
convertible preferred
fquar.)
A
Power
0.12
Stock
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
Pell
$4.20
International Corp.—
Cork
class
$1
6%
5-16
$4.40
6-l3
25c
4Va%
6-
Ohio Associated Telephone, $2.20 pfd. (quar.)
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56%
preferred (quar.j__
income:
Utilities
5-21
5-21
6-10
6- 9
2
preferred
5-31
Gulf States
6-12
5-21
5-29
6-28
3
6-
5-15
j25c
Refractories
0.11
6-12
6-30
6-
Tobacco
5-23
5-23
5-10
iquar.)_
1
6-13
6-20
2
100%
Corp.
Pennsylvania RR
0.10
Railroad
5-10
6-27
7-
20c
1
e-
______
Scotia Light & Power
4%
$0.07
Railroad
5-20
6- 6
6- 1
3
0.10
5-23
50c
15c
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Cigar
Nova
6-
Stock
4.20%
40c
B
Class
Combined
North
5-15
1
Ohio
3.75% "preferred
3.90%': preferred
40c
40«
25c
50c
A___i,i_i—___
5-16
7-
Petroleum
5-16
6- 2
6- 1
6- 1
6-6
(increased)
Co.-
1
5-26
Merchandising
5-15
5-20
7- 1
7- 1
6-1
Chiksan
6-
5-13
7-
iqc
|5c
(quar.)
Parmelee
Investing
6-16
6-16
25c
Coca-Cola Co. (quar.)_—
__-k-—______
$1
Coca-Cola International Corp.
—$7.40
Colonial Stores, Inc., common (quar.)_____
50c
(quar.)__
Chicago Yellow Cab Co.
$2.50
5-16
La
f accum. I
Common
5.21
$1.50
.
dividend
5-31
Industrial
6- 2
5-29
6- 1
preferred
5-16
12y2c
Food
6-10
5-23
85c
25c
5%
1
Ltd
(quar.)_
American
0.11
Electrical
5-15
5-23
5- 9
5- 9
7- 1
6- 2
6-16
6-
North
3
Chemical
5-25
5-20
7-1
25c
Co., $5.40 pfd.
Central Vermont Public Service—
Central Telephone
4.15%-preferred
$1.12 Vi
*•,
25c,,
75c
75c
6-
Stock
5-22
6-10
(quar.)
Mining
0.10
5-20
7- 2
6-10
35c
—
Pirie, Scott & Co., 4% % pfd. (quar.)
Carson.
6-12
25c
Mines,
preferred
37 '/2c
._
•
6- 1
6-10.
5-23
5-23
6-13
5-31
$37 Vic
(quar.)
Carborundum
5%
Newmont
1
Building
Boxes, Ltd.—
Wirebound
7-
1
25c
Year-end
6- 2
6-2
tlOc
8-
Aviation
:
6-15
$25c
$15c
(quar.)
—
Canadian
.
5-20
5-30
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
Worsted Mills
;
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
6-20
1
7-
50c
;
(quar.) —
Stock
Priced
Iowa Electric
(quar.)___
Corp.
Extra
5%
on
Jersey
Industry Classes:
5-15
5-15
5-31
5-15
5-15
7- 2
6- 1
6- 2
England Laundries, $5 pfd.
New
Corp.
Cement
Automobile
Co.,
Lamp
Motor
Canadian Tire
Low
5-10
$25c
$$1.17
__
New
5
Fully Administered
5-21
5-21
5-21
6- 2
6- 1
6- 1
12Vic
—_—
Dominion
preferred
Canada
(quar.)
_________—.—:
Sugar, Ltd
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
50c
37Vic
2
5-
Bond
Industrial
—
Safeway, Ltd., 5%
Canada
General
& Distributing Co.—
(quar.)
&
6-12
5-31
7- 2
6-
93 %c
investment
net
5-31
5-20
Institutional Bond
6- 2
8-1
30c
50c
_—
Storage
from
5-29
6-14
6-15
(quar.)—
Co.
Products
Store
6-10
6-12
25c
New
Steel
5-26
5c
75c
Nazareth
7
$3
___
9
5-26
—
7
7-
25c
.—
9
6-
6-10
(quar.
National
7-
100%
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
ti-30
(quar.)
5-15
25c
common
5-27
50c
1
Calumet
1
$1.75
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8-
Funds:
5-16
5-13
7-11
5-15
5-19
6-20
5-27
6- 1
37 Vic
$1
125c
(quar.)
Corp.
Participating
5%
20c
participating
$1.50
6-17
7- 1
6-16
®*tra,
5-15
1
lOc
Co., $7 preferred
Products
93 %c
preferred (quar.)
All
5-16
5-J.5
5-15
6- 2
6-20
6-16
6-16
5-41
6-10
Group Securities Inc.—
6- 1
50c
common
Cold
Common
Canada
6-15
6- 2
;——
Copper & Zinc
California
Co.,
5-15
7- 1
Co
Co
preferred (quar.)_——_—_—
—
Gold Dredging, Ltd. (interim)—_
4%
Bulolo
Butte
common
<quar.)__.—_____;
preferred
Buffalo
——
(quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
Buck
6- 2
7-15
^
6-16
Casket
5-
6-
Co.
62'4c
1
,
5%
5-16
40c
93%c
$20c
V' 60c
$30c
f 15c
25c
$1.25
—
(quar.)—
Bank
Mills, Ltd., class A
Class
6- 2
(quar.)—
(interim)
common
preferred
American
Bruck
5-15
—
National Food
5-15
60c
Milling
8-
(quar.)
Stores,
3%%
National
5-15
Common
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
Grocery
National
5-23
5
(accum.)__
quar.)
&
$1.25
common
(W. T.)
5-17
5-31
5- 5
20c
Co.
Grant
5-15
6- 5
5-15
10c
—
Bond Investment Trust of America
Bristol-Myers
5%
9
6-13
$1
preference
(quar.)
Railroad
Bickle-Seagrave, Ltd.
Brown
5-26
6-12
6- 2
6- 2
7- 2
conv.
Grand
"A"—
Co.
Inc.,
Graflex,
5-18
5-19
10c
30c
40c
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Belding-Corticelli,
3%%
6-16
6- 2
$12 Vic
$12 Vic
35c
common—_
_____________
Inc.
$5
Globe-Union, Inc.
5-26
5-18
investment income——
net
British
6-10
6-16
t5c
Ltd.,
Machine
5-23
40c
Co.,
Houghton Fund
Bankline
6-20
(initial
common
;
Dehydrating
(quar.)
By-Products
(quar.)
12c
(quar.)
pfd.
$6
shares
Alfalfa
preferred
6-
& Rubber—
Gisholt
5-21
5-21
6-16
5-
5%
50c
common
Castings,
Co.,
5-19
6- 2
5-23
5-23
6- 2
6-16
50c
—
.
Service
New
5-26
5-19
5-12
,
Corp.,
Gillette
6- 1
5-26
40c
(quar.)-;-
Products,
Prom
:
(quar.)
Co.
Tire
Common
6-14
6- 2
6- 1
6-13
6-10
6- 2
70c
iquar.)
(quar.)-
Spring
Steel
common
Co.
partic.
$3
Co.,
Corp.
Associated
of
Motors
General
5- 1
5-16
6- 6
5-20
5-14
5-28
5-26
6-10
20c
(quar.)—
5-20
Beneficial
60c
Fireproofing Co
Corp. (quar.)
Manifold & Printing
General
5-14
6-15
each 40 shares held)
for
Oil
Argo
20c
75c
(quar.)
common -
______—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arden
(quar.)
Foundry Co.
&
dividend
stock
Corp.,
(s-a)
Machine
Stock
Inc.
Growei-s,
preferred
American
(reduced
Co.
—
preferred (quar.)
;
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
General Precision Equipment Corp
General Refractories (stock dividend)
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Power &
2
$5
Holden
Payable of Reo.
Share
Name of Company
Common
4-
10c
(final)
quar.)
receipts
deposit
General
reached theii
When
5-29
5-14
General Foods
payment date.
Per
6-16
National
General
ously announced, but which have not yet
Abitibi
$1
l/10c
21
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Mutual Income Foundation—
Ltd.—
Co.,
Steel
Gabriel
second table in which we
a
Motor
American
Name of Company
5-27
(quar.)
preferred
Ford
an¬
6-10
When
Per
Payable of Rea.
50c
(quar.)
common
Holdert
When
Share
Name of Company
Dividend announcements are grouped
tables.
11
(1963)
.30c
5-19
6-18
5-22
6-10
5-21
5-15
5-1
. . 6- 2
5-1*
.6- 2: ', 5-, 8
.5-18"
4-3*
-. -6- 3
..
6-5,
5-1*
,
,
5-31
7- 8
.6-10
„
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1964)
,
Extra
5%
Oil,
River
Wichita
new
6-10
7-1
7- 1"
7-15
6- 1
6- 2
5-24
6-2
Barium
Steel
•
Basin
Beacon
Beck
Beech
5-20
7
6- 6
Electric Co., common.—.——.
$60c
Wood (G. H.l & Co., 5Va%
pfd. (quar.)—— $$1.37»/2
Wurlitzer
(Rudclph) Co
20c
——
>;
5-15
5-ia
Bessemer
4%
Acadia-Atlantic
5%
Acme
A
(quar.)—
Corp.
Aeroquip
Co.
(quar.)—
Ball
Roller Bearing
&
Common
(quar.)
convertible
5%
15c
—
37Vac
$15c
35c
51.12/a
10c
Agaew Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
(quar.)—
Reduction Co., Inc., common (quar.)—
Alr
4.50%
(quar.)—————
Airplane & Marine Instruments, Inc..——
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—
preferred
52.50
5%
preferred (s-a)_———-—
Dry Dock & Shipbuilding
7%
1st preferred (s-al
Alabama Gas Corp., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
Alnbama Power, 4.20% preferred (quar.)—
4.60% preferred (quar.)
New
Natural
Tennessee
Black
Allied
Kid
Allied
(s-a)
Stores
Corp.,
preferred
Alloy Cast Steel
4%%
4%
Airlines,
Inc.,
convertible
$3.50
5%
pfd—
$3
(quar.)
Insurance
American
Go.
American
Chain
American
Felt
.
'
(quar.)
Cable
&
Co.,
40c
75c
$1
30c
5-15
7-21
6- 2
5-15
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Forging & Socket Co.
Furniture
American
Gas
Co.
Investment
Co.
Co,
7- 1
6-1
6- 5
b-io
5-7
5- 5
5- 5
5- 5
5-15
5-15
5-20
6- 1
4c
$1.25
50c
6-
1
Va %
preferred
News
5-20
7%
(111.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
30c
40c
.
Class
B
A
New
Brass
25c
62'/2c
American
Thread
■
(stock
Co.,
$2.75
Lead
Mines,
Steel
&
Pulp
&
Quarterly
preferred
6-15
6-
6-15
Oil
A
(reduced
6%
Cotton
preferred
Paper
Mills,
Public
$1.10
preferred
preferred
Steel
Artnco
f
1
5-26
New
Vi
Oil
6-
5-26
5-
6-14
5-23
Class B
preferred
Associated
Atlantic
5V2%
1 *las
Gold
Automatic
com.
RR.,
4!/2%
/-.vco
(quar.)
convertible
Mfg.
Baker Raulang
H'.itimore
Banco
de
iiancroft
Co.
Radio
Los
$$1.12VSr
20c
27V2c
2
5-2
6-
5-
(stock
1
6-1
5-2
6-1
5-2
6-1G
5-31
6-16
5-
60c
9
.(interim)
&
65c
—
93%c
6-14
6-
2
$1
6-14
6-
2
25c
5-15
5-1
25c
6-15
5-25
Canada
—
6-2
5-5
Class
Canada
..
40c
(quar.)..
5-26
6-2
5-9
6-2
5-9
6-
5-
$1.31 V*
$1.50
Co.,
2
9
Ltd.
$3.50
7-
1
$3
7-1
$1
6-
$1.25
$1.25
6-2
Ltd.,
class
Canadian
6-12
5-15
Canadian
6-12
5-15
preferred
5-15
5-
Canadian Utilities,
Canadian Western
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
2
5-15
6-20
5-29
5-15
5-
4-
t50c
7-29
7-
10-
5-15
5-
6-
2
5-
,5-16
5-
6-12
5-
1
Cos.
F
(quar.)
4-30
5-15
4-30
6-
50c
5-27
9
$32VaC
6-20
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-
7-
5-22
{25c
(s-a)
2
„
5-22
5-
)
5-12
2
2
6-26
t$l
Carpenter Steel
6-
2
5-15
$25c
pfd.
5-15
4-16
$$1.25
(quar.)___
5-15
4-25
Co.—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$1.0614
(initial).
40c
•
7-15
10-15
6-
2
6-18
Power
7-19
1
10-18
50c
6-
6
5-31
5-15
5
5-
9
2
6-
2
6-10
5-
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
6-12
6-
2
6-
5-
1
,
5- 9
5-24
1
2
5-15
4-22
6-30
6-17
6-
5-20
40c
9c
2
5-31
5-
25c
(q.uar,)—
6-
2
5-15
25c
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)—20c
9
5-15
4-19
$5
10-10
9-20
$1.06V4
5-15
5-
50c
(s-a)
pfd.
iquar.)
1
6-16
6-
5-15
4-30
40c
——
5-15
I7V2C
...
——
5-15
6-
75c
(Toronto)
6-10
$1.25
5-31
5-14
20c
5-31
5-14
1
2
—
B
Natural
(quar.)
N.
Life
(quar.).—
prior
(H.)
.
Gas Co. (increased s-a)
5-16
2
5-15
5-15
4-15
(quar.)__
50c
common
2
5-19
7-
1
6-16
53c
Ltd.,
6-
20c
common
7-
1
6-16
$30c
Aircraft
A
(quar.)
2
6-
2
5-15
$12c
6-
2
5-
1
jioc
class
;
6-
tsoc
6-
2
5-
1
40c
com.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
5-30
4-30
5-20
5-
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
fl
5-
5
50c
Co.
(Toronto)
5-20
5-23
9334c
7-
1
6-13
$1.0614
7-
1
6-13
6-30
5-14
15C
31V.»c
$1.13
6-
2
4-16
6-12
6-
7-
6-16
1
2
—
$$1.20
Varnish,
preferred
A
common
7-15
7-11
25c
5-31
5-13
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)„
5-31
5-13
6-
5-15
$l5c
2
Paper Box
Co.,
5-22
6-
2
5-
2
6-
2
5-
2
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
5-22
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Imperial
5
5
$12'/2c
Distillery, Ltd., class A
66-
$i5c
(quar.)
50c
75c
$15c
preferred
$$1.25
(quar.)
5-15
$1.25
Mills,
Ltd.
1
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
J35C
5-15
4-30
15c
(quar.)—
5-
8-15
$1.25
Inc.
5-15
$1.25
Quarterly
Crown
6-
1
20c
(quar.)—_
5-20
7
6-14
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
5-12
50c
$1
4»/2%
Insurance
5-23
$37V2c
$1.12,/2
$1.13
common
Co.,
5-16
Corp.—
(quar.)
Co.,
Cosmopolitan Realty Co.
Quarterly
Crane
5-30
6-16
6-
$1.25
Common
5%
6-30
50c
B
Corrugated
5-15
2
25c
(quar.)
Semi-annual
&
4-30
6-
$75c
Y.
preferred
Gin
5-19
Securities,
preferred
of
9-10
12-10
56I/2C
Corp.
^
Vultee
preferred
Continental Can
Paint
6-10
12-15
t2c
...
(s-a)
(s-ai
prior
6-15
9-15
$$3.75
6-12
5-13
;
5%
pfd
(s-a)
5-20
35c
•/
(s-a)—
Laundries
5-17
2
1
6-
6-
—
—;
Co.
Crampton Mfg. Co.,
6-
Co.
Diversified Standard
Coty,
8-
1
$$3.75
5-15
11-
5-15
4-18
.7-
87'/2c
—
<quar.)
Inc.
Assn.
9-18
$1
2
50c
common
Cosmos
$1
6-
5-15
$$3.75
4%
Corby
5-15
tl2V2c
Co.
Class
Class
$$1.25
12-20
5
25c
Co.
—
preferred
$3
Trust,
2
1-2-53
$25c
—
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.,
common
(quar.)_L
5-30
6-
6-20
$20c
(quar.)
Cooksville
6-12
(quar.).
1
each 25
A
preferred
(quar.)..—.
Consolidated Textile
Cook
6-16
\
7-
5-28
62%!C
—
Elevator
Mines, Ltd
'
4
7-
5-21
50c
4V\ %
$3
7-
5-
6-12
$30c
for
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co.
11-12
$$1.12Vi
5-15
5-15
par)
(quar.).
Life
Continental
fl
6-12
6-14
$1.50
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Continental
6
12-12
5-28
6-10
(quar.)
.___
1
J85c
gtd.
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred '(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel
Industries, Inc.—
Common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)__
i
5-30
5-
t85c
N
preferred
preferred
Corp.
5-25
f25c
5-13
87'/2c
preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America,
5-15
$20c
2
15c
$4.52
5-31
6-16
7-23
6-
65c
Increased
Consumers Glass Co., Ltd..—.
Consumers Power Co., common
(quar.)—.
;y $4.50 preferred (quar.)!
j.—_!„_
5-15
J25c
(quar.)
com.
6-16
6-16
5-20
1
-
common
(accum.)
preferred
$3.75
$12V2c
new
Mills
Consolidated
4-30
|50c
5-18
2
8-
$1.12V2
Mills,
4-30
ti5c
9
6-
75c
Equipment
System,
preferred
5%
4-30
tl5c
;
& Co., 414 %
Carpenter Paper Co.,
Gas
5-ir
6-
_•
Stores,
5-20
tlOc
(quar.)
Carman
Co.
Consolidated Paper Co.
Consolidated Retail
'.1
4-30
5-15
11-14
;
$1.50
Aikman Corp. (increased)
Acceptance Corp.—
common
(quar.)
Consolidated
4-30
5-15
33Vic
(quar.)
;
Lumber
&
Consolidated
9
5-15
8-15
1
$1.75
"
(quar.)
Ltd., $2.50 non-cum,
Consolidated Edison Co.
4-30
,
Ltd.. 5%
($1
>
5-18
5-15
2
9
12V2C
(quar.)
—
Farm
Consolidated
5
6-
Foil
Connecticut
6-30
15c
preferred
preferred
Coniaurum
5
4-30
6912-
SI
•
held)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
9
7-30
5-10
10c
Pittsburgh RR., 4%
&
<
8
6-10
1
-
8
10-29
6-
50c
(quar.)
Illuminating Co.,
gtd
4%
8
33c
(quar.)...
Quarterly
Carrier
4-29
5-10
$1.25
Corp.
Electric
Confederation
8
fioc
preferred
5-26
10-
1
$1.25
Power
Cone
9
10-29
6-
J) 25
—
common
Milling
8
|20c
convertible
6-13
57-
33»/8c
Ltd..
Ltd.
convertible
25c
2
27Vic
.
(quar.)
4%
5
6-
5-13
4-15
$1
:
Machine
6-lff
6-12
5-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)—
7%
9
7-29
Co.,
1
50c
Carbon Co. (quar.).
Commonwealth Telephone, $5 pfd.
(quar.).
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. (quar.)
Concord Gas
(New Hampshire) —
9
5-
2
Equipment
7-
9-
$1.50
Columbian
9
5-
5-
$2.50
(quar.)
Central
Forgings, Ltd.—
4%
5-
2
5-
2
(s-a)
iquar.>
Columbia Mutual Life Insurance
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25
5
2
pfd.
(quar.)—
preferred
Columbia
5-14
2
5-
5-15
(quar.)——
Colorado
5
5-
5-28
25c
Consolidated Theatres,
Ltd.,
(quar.).:
1
6-
5-15
5-
2
5-15
•»
(quar.)—
5-13
10c
17c
2
37V2C
&
Quarterly
6-
6-
5-31
Electric-
&
Colorado
5-15
6-
6-
Gns
10-15
50c
Class A
5-15
6-12
$1.12*/2
(quar.).
(quar.)
5-29
15c
2
15c
common
6-
22y2c
6-
37Vic
(quar.)__;
Machine Co., Ltd.—
$5c
—
5-16
62c
;
75c
(quar.)
5-13
tlOc
Ingersoll Rand Co., Ltd.
International Investment
Oil
(quar.)
(quar.).;
preferred
Colonial
Products, Ltd.—
Canadian
5-15
1
$37Vic
5-15
2
6-
5-26
1
$50c
(quar.).
Limited,
Co.
25c
preferred
Collins
5-13
$$3.50
&
Food
A
6-
Oil
Co.
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., com. (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)———.
-
Co.
1
6-
5-
6
6-
•
Common..
Foundry, Ltd.,
(quar.)..
Dredge & Dock, Ltd.
Canadian Ice
7-15
Cockshutt
5-16
6-
20c
preference
Class
25c
5-15
6-14
J50c
(quar.)
Semi-annual
Canadian
Canadian
9
5-19
$50c
'.
(quar.)
Breweries.
6-2
2
2
6-
!v
common
Bakeries,
4-25
America—
6-
5-21
t50c
A
25c
Cotton
Copper
Cochran
5-20
6-
■
(quar.)
Malting
Canadian Car
7-
12-
$1.20
5-20
1
$1
:
Foundries
2
6-
1
1
25c
A
Canadian
5%
$55c
6-
6-
7
10-
12-16
shares
5-12
$1.05
Co., Ltd.—
preference (quar.)"
A
7-16
10-16
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, class
5-12
,
6-
Cement
4Vi%
'
f>|Uar.)__
1
87 %c
Extra
Class
1
$25c
Corp. (quar.)
Service—
Canadian
6-15
66-
t50c
preferred
5-13
50c
redeemable
6-23
1
Concen¬
(s-a)
convertible
1
50c
(quar.)-—.
Cobalt Lode Silver Mines, Ltd.
(stock dividend)
(one share of 3%
non-cumulative
2
7-
25c
convertible preferred E
partic
(accum.)_____'-
(quar.)„
Clorox Chemical Co.
2
6-
25c
Participating
9
6-
8
50c
C
6-
5
;\,
50c
7%
4-30
25c
-
preferred
Canada. Foils,
5-31
6-
$1.30
■J
(accum.)——-
$4.50
derived from net invest¬
preferred D
5.36%
Canada
8
7-
2c
•:
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry
2
(quar.)——.
American shares:..
(Joseph) & Sons
5.28%
4-30
6-1
6-
25c
(quar.)..—.
Connecticut
preferred
Show
2
7-
5-15
$1.25
——
Co. (quar.)._
Electric Power', common
4.40%
6-
7-
(accum.)———.
Clearing
9
15c
(quar.)
Hosiery, Ltd.,
preferred
1
A
Cleveland
5-22
2
25c
Jackson
5.30%
common
of
7%
Byron
6-21
_—
Andes,
9-15
4-30
—
(quar.)__
Corp,
6-14
5-
7-
20c
(quar.)
Co.
5-29
8-
A
Cleveland &
6-16
25c
Machine
6-30
Corp. (quar.)
Mines, Ltd
Common
7
7
,
75c
Biscuit
Butterfly
710-
$1.25
of
Adding
5-
6-20
75c
(quar.)
■
5-15
75c
Class
Semi-annual
5
$1.25
Corp., $1.25 pfd. (accum.).—
Brothers, common (quar.)
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)__
5-15
5-
7-15
$1.25
Butler
6-
$3
$15e
37MjC
Line Co.
Burry
Water
(quar.)
Co.
5-30
Burroughs
A
50c
87Vic
& Lambert Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning
Ry. (s-a)
10-15
$1.10
'
Packing
Refining—
(initial quar.).
Canteen
4-30
1
1
1
$1.10
(quar.).
.
California
Wholesalers, Ltd.—
preferred (s-a)
Tack
ilunor
6-25
8
9
6-12
preferred
Clayton
fi
95c
-
California
75c
Line
5- 1
3
5-15
6-
15c
:
6-21
.
Coast
Class B
5-15
6-
a5%
Class B
5-9
621/aC
7%
1st
preferred
(accum.)
56 1st preferred (accum.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
Atlantic
5-29
59c
Dry
Atlantic Coast
1
6-2
7-
55-
com.
5% preferred (quar.)
Clarostat Mfg. Co. (quar.)
1
8-
a5%
(quar.).—I
r_;
5-20
50c
1
5%
2
11-
$50c
-
5-5
.
Goods Corp., com.
5.25%
1st preferred
(quar.)
6%
2nd preferred (quar.).
Associated Telephone & Telegraph
•
7-
6-20
$12'/2c
(quar.)_i
Co., Ltd., class A
&
6-10
25c
5
2
7-
Clark
5-15
preferred
Burns
5-9
(quar.)
&
4%
•;
9
5-15
——
2
Corp
common
4-29
6-
(quar.)
Co.,
Co. (quar.)—
City Auto Stamping Co. (quar.)—
City Baking Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)—
4-15
6-16
$25c
...
4.20%
6-16
Cities Service
4-30
50c
Mills Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
3 V2 %
Corp.
5-
15c
.
$1.12Vi
5%
6-18
Co.—
—
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)__—u
Hoffman & Co..—
Ashland
5-20
6
4-15
7-
Mfg. Co
6-3
preferred
Art-old,
5-23
1
(quar.)
4-30
2
4%
Ltd.—
pfd.
Mining
4-30
5-15
5-15
Cincinnati, New Orleans, Texas &' Pacific
5% preferred
(quar.)—$1.25
5% preferred
(quar.)—.
$1.25
5-14
I
Ltd.
5-31
40c
20c
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., com.
9
6-
5-15
2
(quar.)
•
(F.)
$1
(quar.)
—
"Armstrong Cork Co., common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
*1
6-3
6-
5-
6-20
6-
Burlington
6-24
5-23
$3
(quar.)
4.40%
Sullivan
&
25c
(quar.)
6%
«,;
8-22
11-20
75c
Class A ;
tlOc
preferred
Power,
1
5-
...
—
—,—.—
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
Extra
Burkart
22'/2c
1
5-24
Cincinnati
Ltd.—
...
(quar.)
common
$2.50
9-
1
2
(quar.)
common
trating Co.
6-10
5- 2
(quar.)
Company (quar.)—.
Chipman Knitting Mills, 5%
Chrysler Corp.
5-22
$25c
California
(quar.)
preferred
1
5-15
Co.. $3.80 pfd. (quar.)
Dredging,
Hill
5-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Service,
Gold
5-14
$50c
common
$2.36
•
Bulolo
Bunker
5- 9
-——_—$50c
(s-a)__.-
preferred
Co.
income
5
5c
...
redeemable
conv.
Arizona
1
6-15
Quarterly
Ltd.—
(quar.)—.
Fund,
ment
6-30
i5c
6-18
6-
Chile
6-21
6-
68%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Machine
6-
$10c
Argus Corp., Ltd., common—......
"4%%
Die
6-20
4
B
Line
preferred
5-31
75c
quar,)....
Inc.
Mills,
6-30
$1
87'/2C
(quar.)
Co.,- Ltd.
Gas
Co.
Falls
Pipe
5-15
Co
Chlckasha
3
6-
(quar.)
Tobacco,
Payment entirely
6- 1
12'/2c
(s-a).
—
Class
Hill
50c
Quarterly
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
Anheuser-Busch,
5-
35c
preferred
preference
75c
(interim)—___—
(quar.).
—
5-15
6
60c
—
Light & Power,
(initial s-a)
Rubber
Bullock
6- 1
2%%
|
(quar.)
Conveyor
Aa;jio-Canadian
Arcade
Buck
1
37Vic
'
6-25
$25c
preferred
75c
Ltd.
5-
50%
^
Taunton
Buckeye
5-
6-
Ltd
Chicago Corp.,
$3
preferred
Chicago & Eastern 111. RR...
5-14
9c
Traction,
Budd'Company,
9- 1
Co., Inc...—25c
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
$2.25
Anchor
Brown
12- 1
$1.75
—
.—
5%
Co.
1
7-
50%
dividend)—.
(s-a).
(quar.)
2nd
$5
9-15
25c
Tobacco
5-15
6-12
20c
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co., (quar.)
Co., $5 1st preference (quar.).
Buell
6-15
30c
Foundries
American
1
18c
American
6- 1
12-15
.American WateN Works
Atiacon
6-16
$1.25
(quar.)
Steel
5-20
6-18
5-15
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. ox Virginia
<quar.)_____
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co., common
3 Vi % preferred (quar.)„
6-16
Brown
Standard Sanitary-
—
American
5-20
2
7-
common
(quar.)
4.40%
8-21
$1
(stock dividend).
Seating Co. (quar.)
Smelting & Refining Co., com.—
American
5-20
2
6-
6-
6-30
6-30
50c
(quar.)_
$4.50
2
(quar.)...—
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
5- 5
50c
—
:
7%
preferred (quar.)..
American Scal-Kap Corp.
American
2
6-
15c
Roofing, class A
Brockton
5-31
1
50c
—,
Common
5-15
2
Ordinary bearer (final)
Ordinary registered (final)—
Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc. (quar.)
5-21
$1.75
A——
Lines, Ltd.—
5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
American Pulley Co. (quar.)————
&
6-
2
5-15
$1
Inc.
Products
Belt
6-
5-31
$1.12Vi
Champion Paper & Fibre
75c
common
British-American
President
American Radiator
Chain
2
Mills,
1
6-30
Class
(s-a)—
common
British
$3
$1.75
class
(quar.)
,
2
6-
6-
Inc
Inc.,
Brazilian
-
—
preferred
2
6- 2
9-
$1.75
-
American
6-
6-
(quar.)—
Bower Roller Bearing Co. (quar.)
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd.—
5-20
5- 2
5-13
5-14
5-23
5-16
5-15
25c
(quar.)
American
$1
6-
$1.12 Va
.—
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Potash & Chemical,
7%
6-16
Ribbon
5-
$1.31 Vi
Corp.
6-16
$ 1.06'/»
...
preferred
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Certain-Teed
'.'15C'
preferred
A
Co.
Century
5-19
Class
Southwest
Soya
5-26
4-29
Fund,
(quar.)
com.
Co.,
Mines,
5-15
2
Brantford
&
Gold
2
1
5-15
5-31
30c
com.
(quar.)
6-10
6-
6-
Bourjois,
Patricia
Central
6-12
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber, 6% pfd. (s-a)
Woven Hose & Rubber Co. (quar.)..
5- 2
5-31
5-15
6-10
6- 2
6-20
6- 1
rl5c
Co.
preferred
1
Central
.
5-15
31/2%
Service,
Electric
preferred
Central
6-23
Boston
4-24
6- 4
6- 2
1'
75c
(bi-monthly)
American Paper Goods—
7%
7-
2
15c
Boston
5-15
5-15
6-14
6-13
-
(initial)-.——-!————
25c
preferred
(quar.)——————$1.12V'2
IV2 %
6-
1
25c
*.
Public
Louisiana
4.50%
'
5-15
common
American
1
7-
Central
5
25c
Company (quar.).
Borg-Warner Corp., common
„
4
5-
10c
7%
American Metal Co., Ltd.—
New
2
30c
Borden
5-15
5c
(quar.)
American Home Products Corp. (monthly)—
American
Hospital Supply
(quar.)
American
6-20
4-25
$1.18%
(quar.).
(quar.)..-.
&
6-19
2
25c
Illinois
preferred
(quar.)
5%% preferred
(quar.).
32c
$1.05
'
Ridge Mutual Funds, Inc......
(Sidney) & Co., Inc.
Boeing Airplane Co. (stock dividend)
4-30
6-10
$1.50
12I/2C
(quar.)—
(quar.)„
Electric
&
1
Blumenthal
5- 9
6-10
25c
—
———
American
American
Central
$1.35
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Corp.,
2
6-
25c
Chilton
Aluminum
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
_i.
2%c
—
6%
5-16
Blue
b 2U
5-15
30c
Shares
Business
2
11-30
Bohn
6-16
Monthly
.7-
$1.12%
(quar.)—
——
8-15
11-14
7-10
$$2.50
s-a)
25c
Co.,
8-30
11-29
$50c
Central Vermont Public Service
Corp
(quar.)
Tobacco
preferred
Class
.
Can
Monthly
5-15
$1
(quar.)—.——
Brothers
Bondstock
(initial
preferred
Hollywood Bldg.—
7-15
7-
$L75
50c
(quar.)
Bell, Inc.
'Quarterly
6-20
12-20
5-13
t25c
2%c
common
Co.
Blue
Louis)
(St.
Quarterly
American
Inc..
preferred
8-15
11-14
5-31
j25c
Foundry, 5%
'Class
Blaw-Knox
6%
preferred
5-15
6-
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-1
1-2-53
$25c
t$l
$3
25c
87V2c
(quar.)-
common.———
preferred
Automobile
Co.
5%
1
6-
—50c
50c
(quar.)
Co.
8-30
11-29
Co., Ltd., common
Canada Investments, Ltd.—
7-31
—
Sivalls & Bryson, Inc., com.
preferred (quar.).—
Blauner's,
4-30
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
Ltd. (quar.)——
Ambassador East, Inc. (Chicago)
American
6-
-
15c
Power & Light,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
5-20
,
75c
-
common
Aluminium,
American
Central
Blackstone
5-23
6-13
93%c
(quar.)
Canada,
of
Co.
'
—
Co.—
America,
of
preferred
$3.75
(quar.)——
commorr
Cement
Co.
Aluminum
y;
—
(quar.)———
Co. (quar.)_
Portland
Aloha
Aluminum
5-15
Co
Hills
4.20%
6-15
$3
$3
(s-a)
guaranteed
—
5-15
100%
(quar.)
Co.
4%
1
—
5.40%
9-15
6-10
<
———■
Allegheny & Western Ry.,
Oil
Black,
7- 1
7- i
6-
:
$12Vic
Knitting
Central
Gas—
dividend
Guaranteed
$1.05
$1.15
(initial)—
common
Stock
Electric
Black-Clawson
5 li
5-/4
45-ia
5-ia
&
6-30
6- 2
Central
5
5-15
4%
Extra
Bloch
$3 50
87%C
5-15
——-—~—■
_.———
Bishop
6- i
10-1
5-
5-10
6-12
5-31
6-12
$12'/2c
(quar.)
2
1
$ 12V%c
(quar.)
3
7-
t25c
B
6-
1
Ltd.—•
(quar.)
B
Celtic
Holdert
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
Products,
Class
5-15
2
Cement—
&
Company
Birtman
Alabama
Alabama
&
8
5-
5-15
When
Payable of Rec.
37y2c
(quar.
6-
(quar.)—
common
(initial)
(quar.)
B
5-
5-15
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.—
4 V2 %
preferred
(quar.)—.
0-13
6-14
5":?
6-15
6- 2
6- 5
6- 5
6-lfa
Co.,
Limestone
_
preferred (quar.)———
Engineering Co.
(quar.)—
Aetna-Standard
1
A
Class
2
12%c
30c
12Vic
.....
6 10
5-9
6
Co.—
Class
5
common
(quar.)
6-10
6-20
6-
6-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bethlehem Steel Corp., common
7%
preferred
(quar.).—
Bibb Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Holdert
7- 2
6-16
7- 2
6-12
*12%c
$$1.25
$30c
60c
5c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Wire
Aetna
Ltd.,
Refineries,
Sugar
preferred
Class
5c
5C
$75c
A
Food
Class
preferred
Best
Payable of Rec
Share
A
preferred
Extra
Company
Class
Class
(quar.)...—.*———$1.06/4
Beneficial Corp., $6 preferred (s-a»_.
10c
Berkshire Fine Spinning Associates (reduced)
25c
preceding table.
When
1
5-10
preferred
"^loA
—
(reduced).
Co.
Co.
Howell
414%
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Name of
&
5-
5-21
$1.50
(quar.)____
Share
new
5-20
7%
Catelll
Corp.
Heminway
Co.,
5-30
-
—
(quar.)——-—
Corp. (quar.)—.
Gossett
&
Bell
5-30
6- fa
Shoe
Aircraft
Bell
we
per
—,
preferred
6%
Co.,
S.)
Company
I.)
4-28
ipe
(monthly)
-
(J.
5-16
-a—_—-
preferred
Beldlng
7-
(quar.)
(Calif.)
Mfg.
5-15
o-ia
6-30
7-15
6- 1
6- 2
10c
$$2.50
Corp.
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
Per
Name of
Case
6-5
6-15
——
■
common
Co.
(A.
4%%
5-31
Winnipeg
Below
Oil
.f*;?5
Bathurst Power & Paper, Ltd.. class A
7-1
5-15
5-10
7-1
12 /2c
Co.,
Monthly
6- I
6- 6
6- 2
30c
(s-a)—.
.
,
75c
(initial)—.
com.
Mfg.
(quar.)— $$1.12J/2
50c
pfd.
(quar.t
preferred
non-cum.
—
(increased quar.!—
4'/2%
Works
Whitin Machine
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Co.
Co.
Ltd.,
(Georgei,
Weston
(quar.)
Supply
Auto
Western Condensing
Barcalo
25c
'25c
$1.25
50c
-J—,;
Telephone
Coast
Western
5-15
6- 6
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$5
Co.,
6-12
7- 5
(quar.)—
Bangor & Aroostook RR., $5 pfd.
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd..
25c
——
—
—
^
—
Weatherhead
West
Co.
Motors
Waukesha
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
Payable of Reo
Share
.
Holder1
When
Per
Name of Company
40c
Walgreen Company (quar.)
___
Brothers Pictures, Inc.—^—^—--Wire
6- 4
10c
Warner
Washburn
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
skare
v;
\
Station——
JR The Goodwill
W
When
Per
,
Name of Company
.
-
Co..
3%% preferred (quar.)
Cork & Seal Co., Ltd. (quar.)
(Continued
on
25c
6-
2
5-15
93%c
page
6-16
6-
$50c
5-15
4-22
47)
2
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
STOCKS
1951
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
41% Mar 15
113% Dec
24
4% Mar 15
27% Jan
2
25% Jan
2
Aug
2
52% Apr
17
14
114Va Jan
2
8
Sep 19
33% Jan 30
34
Oct 15
5% Mar
1
x307/a Feb
5
24% Jan
22
47% Jan
18
53
24% Nov
7
2
11% May
Jan
18
50% Apr
5
24
May
1
27% Jan
23
111% Dec 20
106
% May
2
113
Feb
13
139
17
140
Jan
8
121% Jan
19
137% Dec
2% May 10
19% Jun 25
37/a Oct
9
27% Feb
Feb
9
2
4% Jan
2
6
Dec
May 31
73% Jan
x78
28
86
2
87% Jan
28
Nov
36% May 26
104
80
12
Apr 26
19
52% Oct
3
91% July
106% Dec 14
6
Dec
102
Feb
13
5
9
Dec
11
11
58
Jan
10
77% Sep 14
20
Feb
23% Feb
2
Oct
17
Nov
8
28% Jan
4
37
37% Nov
8
48% Jan 26
91% July
3
X101
Feb
9
Jan
2% Jan
20
Feb
70
Jan
4
2% Apr
24
36% May
Mar 13
2% Dec
27
31
88 % Aug
113% Oct
3
5% Jan
3
15
41
Jan
23
16% July 13
19
Feb
36
31
Oct
5
44 % Feb
114
6
16
Jan
14 y8 Apr
29
73% July
27% July
2
39% July
5
is y8 Dec
2
26
21% July lo
Jun
89
4
71% Jan
108%
*108%
109
143
*140
143
*106%
108 %
*107%
108 %
*140
143
*140
143
*140
143
*140
8%
8%
51
*50%
25%
108%
*140
2%
21%
74%
*73%
74%
73%
73%
*73%
74%
*73%
74%
74%
76
1
2%
2%
2%
27/a
27/a
27/a
2%
2%
2%
2%
*78%
81
79%
79%
*79%
*73
78
78
*73
Corp
ww
common
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No
$4,375
par
38
*102
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
104%
gtd
Industries Inc
Allied Kid
100
1
*93
1
38%
*102
96
*8
No par
Co—
*73
38%
_No par
preferred—
cum
104%
96
*93
8%
68%
8
8
68%
69
38%
81
*80
81
78
37%
*73
78
38%
*102
104%
*93
96
8
68%
3
37%
*102
8
80
80%
37%
*102
96
*80
78
*73
38
104%
*93
*73
38
67%
8%
8%
1,700
68%
68%
7,900
18%
*18%
18%
*35%
35%
36%
37%
17
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
3%% convertible preferred
No par
48%
100
*96%
98
Alpha Portland Cement
No par
*38%
39%
39%
39%
Aluminum Co of America
No par
75
74%
75'A
No par
74%
100%
98
Apr
24
2% May 7
33% May
3
16% Apr 29
141% Jan
9
16
Apr
y8 May
41% Jan 18
92% Feb
4
125% Feb
2
Aluminium Limited
3% Jan
3
Amalgamated Leather
35
Jan
2
18 y8 Jan
11
x235
^
1
*16%
16% Jan
2
90
2
29
Jan
19% Jan
19
13
Feb
28
14% Jan
2
May
1
May
1
3%%
2
61% Feb
9
9% May
7
5
May
1
9
2
6%
Apr
Jan
Mar
19
28 y4 May
1
32% Feb
2
48% Apr
19% Feb
157/a Apr
20% Feb
30
24
13
26
Nov
19
89
15
96% Jan
Mar
25
2
102% May
1
125% Jan
Aug
6
285
Jan
16
289% Jan
17
Aug
2
143
May
9
170% Jan
22
58% Jan
15
36% May
1
54% Jan
39%
77 %:
78
100%
2%
36
17%
212
2%
101%
1
*32%
*16%
213
102
2%
36
17%
215
103 %
2%
*32%
*16%
212%
104
2%
«
900
77%
4,100
104
104 %
*2%
36
*16%.
17%
214
39%
76%
2%
*32%
700
39%
'
105%
2%
36
'
17%
♦32%
16%
211%' 213
7,000
2%
3,400
36
100
16%
100
213
4,400
64
209%
900
62
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
74'A
28,600
75
77
78
77
77%
78
78
77%
77%
1,300
16%
16%'
3,600
16%
16%
16%
62%
62%
63
63
16%
63%
♦63
63%
16%
16%
16%
17
17
57
58
58
58
58
58
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
46%
46%
13%
*46%
47%
3,900
47%
47%
*46%
47%
47%
47%
47%
700
No par
47%
*38%
39%
39%
39%
38%
38%
100
*105%
106%
*105%
2,200
106'A
*105%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
5%
5%
5%
5'A
5%
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
44%
45
45%
45%
33%
34%
33%
34%
74
74%
74%
74%
28%
28%
28%
47%
47%
convertible
preferred
Co
Can
com—12.50
new
1
„
preferred
22
14
*57
58
*57
39
106%
39
39
38%
44%
34%
34%
*73%
47%
10
16%
,
16%
*23%
9%
9%
5%
5%
5%
5%
31
29'A
29%
%
32
45%
45%
45%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
75
75
75
75
5%
31%
30%
106
90
104%
23%
*89
103%
104%
*45
10
10
28%
28%
237/B
28%
48
48
43
48'
16%
16%
16%
23%
*23%
23%
*23%
23%
*23%
16 %
23%
*89
90
*89
90
*89
90
104%
16%
*16
28%
1,000
34%
35%
5,400
74%
75%
28%
1,300
48%
48%
1,800
16%
16%
500
22%
23%
600
*89
104
104%
105%
104
*238
270%
*238
270%
*239
288%
*240
270%
*240
146
*143
146
*143
147%
*143%
147
39
39
;
39%
39%
38%
39
39%
39%
800
28%
.
*143
40
42,700
461,200
32
45%
147
*38%
29
%
270%
104%
2,200
4,200
5%
*45
*238
105%
100
10
*143
104%
50
106
5
28%
48
47%
*16%
90
16%
24
*89
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series A_100
3%% conv preferred series B_100
American Distilling Co
20
*
28%
47%
10
*
74
*28%
No par
100
'
38%
*105%
106%
9%
__
44%
39
106
*105%
10
'
'
—25
new
American Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
4%% prior preferred.
6
180
39%
78%
13%
American Chicle Co
15
131% Aug
39%
75%
62
Fdry com—No par
preferred
100
American Chain & Cable—_No par
1
22% Feb
28% Feb
39%
75%
57
Corp
1952
7%
8
42% Jan
39%
75%
7,600
12%
16%
American Car &
5
21
*38%
200
49%
100
13%
American
18
Feb
98%
58
4%
2
33% Oct
49
99%
*13%
7 %
79
49%
99%
*56%
Rights
35% Jan
49%
99%
50
8
23
49%
99%
5%%__50
6
20
94
49%
98%
common—2
May
32% Feb
*91
49%
98
ser
Bosch
preferred
45% May
32
:
91
300
75
*74
10
common
209 %
63'A
12%
100
*16%
213
*61%
91
4,000
American Broadcasting Co Inc—1
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
7
31% May
preferred
17%
212
"
91
900
37%
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
4
6
_No par
preferred
2nd
22
12% Jan
conv
Bank Note
American
41% Mar 13
107
cum
American
49% Mar 13
8
Apr
*32%
2
5
102 J/2 Jan
2%
33%
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common—
__l
*90
35%
37%
49
101
100
2%
33%
Amerada
91
18%
35%
48%
*2%
9
Corp
100%
*90
*18%
1
98
1
9
Petroleum
91
48
*97
50
com
preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Apr
63% Feb
30
38
Co
convertible
20
Apr
56
6%
*90
48%
30
8%
68%
36%
91
93
8%
35%
*90
104
68%
36%
—_10o
4,300
68%
35%
22
600
78
93
*18%
-
130
5,800
38%
*103
93
900
2%
81
37%
104%
93
4,500
8%
8
68%
68
'
93% Mar 18
1
143
*73%
preferred
19
21
300
5%% preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred- -No par
25
3,100
109'
2%
3
90% Feb
73% May
50
25'A
21%
2%
18%
36% Feb
51
21%
3
3
36%
Jan
300
21%
3%
3
35%
294
29
108%
108
39
♦38
25%
36%
4
42% Jun
25'/a
35%
2
Jan
*50%
25%
8%
*18%
73 % Apr
9
50%
25%
19
18
99
8%
50%
25%
36%
85% May 17
x45
8%
51
25%
35%
10
171% Jan
111
39% Jan
8%
*50%
25
19
% May
x29% Jun
8%
51
24%
36
44'% May
29
2,500
8%
*50%
24%
35 %
28% May
5% Jun
30
7% Mar
2
8%
8%
8%
51
18%
46
6
5,800
36%
73
10
26%
35%
19
25
26%
18%
Dec
July
26%
36%
93
10% Jan
26%
35%
13
34%Jun
26
5
78
102
25%
No par
12% May
19
25%
No par
14
17% Jan
25%
Allied Stores Corp common
4% preferred
17 y8 Dec
29
2,600
25%
Allied Mills
15
12% Jun
59%
Mar 10
13% Jan
5
2
59%
Mar 27
60 Vi Feb
20% July
59
26 %
36
10
66% Aug
38'A
59
40
66% Sep
2
38 %
58%
17
4
22
34
38%
58%
21
2
Jan
34%
38%
59%
25%
Apr
Jan
16% Jan
34%
38
59
36
Jun
57
34%
38
59%
32% Feb
49
Jan
34%
38 %
21%
Allen
53% Jan
3,600
34%
59%
21%
Allied Chemical & Dye
107
33%
34
*38
59%
21%
5
94
165% Oct 30
33%
34%
38%
21%
2
1
3,000
3
Jan
46% Apr
27 %
22
77% Jan
95% May
40 y2 Apr
27%
2%
29
15
16,500
*21%
Apr
13
100
7%
27/8
Allegheny
8
3,700
7%
8
21%
94
21% Jan
34'A
26%
7%
Shares
56%
117%
2%
2
4
27'A
26%
8%
26%
*116
21%
4%%
46% Jan 2 1
9
26%
56%
117%
5
17
7
57%
7%
*116
10
Jan
23
57%
117%
26%
100
Mining.,
57
May 9
*116%
8%
*106%
Vlcksburg Ry
55%
the Week
Friday
May <<
*38
*8%
110
8% Apr
34%
Thursday
*58 %
24%
2
67'A May
18% Mar
55%
26%
*50%
Jan
85
26%
1
May
54% Oct
2
1
&
9
29
104
26%
pfd 1951 series
Alabama
26
107% Oct
28
4.50%
2
85% Jan
26%
50
Alaska Juneau Gold
79% Feb
25
67% July
May
3% Jan
26%
Sales for
Wednesday
May 7
118
7%
common. -No par
Inc
Aldens Inc common
5
29
84
76
8%
1
6
3
Jan
Corp__
Reduction
54%
*116%
8%
_No par
5
79% May
Jun
34% Jun
3% Mar
22% Jan
79
89% Jun
40
2
28
Air
54%
117
117
8%
1
—
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
$3 preferred w w
7
48
2
3
29
5
30
101% Nov
70
8% Apr
Jun
117
8%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10
Admiral
54%
55%
*116
10
.
PRICES
May 6
*54%
100
SALE
1 uesday
May 5
2.50
Co
HIGH
Monday
May 3
—5
_
Adams-Millis Corp
14
31% Apr
_
(conv)_
Adams Express Co
Mar 12
29% Apr
9% Jan
_
AND
Saturday
Par
Motors Co
Steel
Acme
30
63
LOW
STOCK
preferred
cum
ACF-Erill
2
24
35% Jan
29% Feb
26
4%
42% Jan
20% July 17
7% July 17
43% Sep
Abbott Laboratories
28
13
4
10
24
Mar 13
56% Feb
Apr
Jan
30 % Jan
37
49
64% Jan
125
YORK
EXCHANGE
8% May
25% May 1
17
63% Sep 25
36% July 12
NEW
Highest
114% Dec
62
13
(1965)
90
105
7,900
288%
143
"V.
144
700
800
39%
39
*
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
1951
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
5% Jan
2
21% Jan
4
16% Nov
STOCKS
Feb
9
32 % Dec
11
8
6
Jan
9
7
29% Jan
3
32
51% May 15
41% May 19
5
Nov
2
44
Nov
2
29% Jan
23
6% Dec
31
16
22% Feb
60% Aug
16 V8 Mar
7
9% May
3
7
3
58
50
Jan
9
45% Jan
9
Jan
2
4
51 % Jan
10
34
39
17
Dec
8% Jan 24
May
NEW
Highest
1
10
May
6
May
7
35% May
5% Apr
9
1
21
American Encaustic Tiling
iu
American
7
63% Jan
14
55
11
Feb
American Gas
Jan
39% Jan
Jan
American Hide
14
6%
American Home
American
Jan
24
Feb
14
78
Jan
3
23
Sep
20
20% Feb
26
22% Jan
28
20
Aug
8
19% Jan
4
17
24% Feb
21
17% Feb
19
Jun
29
95% Aug 28
14% Jan
x77
Dec
2
96% Jan
16
3
16% Apr
78% Feb
24
20% Jan
11
11
84
24
13% Apr
51
17% Oct
3
64% Dec
7
22
7% Dec
26
27% Jan
3
31% July 19
May
106% Jan
31
19% Mar
11
3
Jan
8
35% Oct
8
36% Feb
3
16% Jan
3
23% Oct
19
12% Jan
2
17 % Nov
15
163
Dec
7
Nov
20
10% Jan
19
31% Jan
15
49% Oct
11
Feb
5
42
11
July 16
70% Mar 28
xl43
37
Dec
5
177
56
Feb
26
103% Sep 25
167
Jan
Jun
20
6
9
42% Feb
123% Jun
139% Jan
30% July
2
32% Jan 10
59% Jan
2
127% Dec
28
15% Nov
30
150
Jan
59
25
40
14
2
Oct
15
38% Apr 27
73% May 28
138
Mar
120% Apr
16% Feb
16
30% Jun
25
46% Jan
3
Mar
94% Jan
2
29% Oct
18
Oct
18
3714 July
2
52
Oct
15
3
47% Oct
8
X25% Apr
3
99% Dec
26
110
Jan
13
47
10
64
Sep
28
49% Oct
16
27% Nov
13
13% Apr
4
5% Oct 22
25
34% Aug 20
8% Jan 22
60
American Metal Products Co„
American Molasseg Co
4
3«
17
American News Co
42 % Apr
39% May
148
Feb
1
1
24
American
16% Apr
Amer Rad
174
May
7% Jan
55
Jan
6
17
25
47
Feb
4
1
53
Jan
29
19
159
37 % Mar 19
124
26% Mar 21
May
39% Feb
8
9
Jan
9
Feb
28
32% Apr
16
30% Jan
29
Apr
9
36% Jan
2
57% Feb
14
34
130
60% Mar
6
7%
58
May
116% Jan
17
3
66
Jan
1
69% Jan
21
24
Std
Aug 15
For footnotes see page 24.
17%
'83
*74
75
*6
36%
36%
36%
6'A
*73%
21%
21%
22
21
21%
21%
18"%
19
84.
.
*98
17"%
17%
:
*83
19%
100
17%
84
75%
*73
19%
74%
22%
74
74%
22
22
1,200
21%
21%
22
6,100
*22
17%
21%
*83
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
99
99
99
99
18%
18
18%
18
18%
18
*83
84'..
84
84
84
84
*83
14%
14%
15
53%
537/s
27
*26%
105
*104%
27%
105
■>
*26%
*104%
15
<
53%
27%
105
19'A
*98
19%
\
300
34,700
10
14%
15
14%
14%
900
53%
53%
53
53%
3,200
*26%
*104%
27 %
105
*26%
*104%
27%
■
—•
105
13%
7%
13%
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
30%
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
31
31%
13%
*7%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*7%
1,700
13%
7%
35
35
34%
25
25%
24%
24%
Sany com—No par
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
*172%
9,000
35 %
25%
5
174
*6%
_*—No par
*43
*172%
174
174
174
174
177
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43 %
*43
43%
423%
•42%
44
40%
41%
x41%
41%
41 %
41%
41%
158%
158 %
158%
158%
158%
158%
158%
25
*37
preferred—100
129
No par
44
*43'A
37%
129
37%
*128%
37%
130
37
,
*128%
44
*43%
37
*37%
130
*128%
"
22
Feb
7
26% Feb
13
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
Jan
30
1
55% Jan
24
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
2
46% Jan
30
31% Jan
2
Cable
10
34%
34
34%
34
34%
34
34%
4,000
36%
36
36
36
36
36
36%
3,400
*57%
58%
*57%
*130%
131%
14%
*130%
131%
*130%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
153%
57
135%
*60
*118%
5
8
No par
154%
154%
57%
56%
57%
x56%
135%
154
135%
135%
135%
60%
59%
60'A
60%
154
119
*118%
8
8%
119
8%
118%
8
58
154%
56%
136
61%
57%
154%
56%
61 %
62%
119
119
119
8
8
8
118%
8%
7%
8
8
190
2,500
87
71%
260
20'A
4,000
99%
99%
'42%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
19,700
41%
41%
42
41%
41%
690
24%
4,200
99
43%
*118%
20%
99
41 %
118%
20%
99
42%
6,400
118%
20%
20%
40%
63%
20%
20%
41%
520
63'A
20%
20%
43%
11,100
62%
154%
27%
20%
41
56%
136%
154%
71%
20%
42%
38,200
56%
136%
56%
86%
20%
43
154%
56%
136%
63%
154
136
27%
1
.41%
2,100
71
71
41%
i
86%
87
71%
42%
15
27%
87%
71%
50
300
58
131%
86%
87%
71%
No par
15
71
28
86%
71
*98
*57
*131
15
87%
27%
86%
71
100
58%
131%
15
71
27%
87%
27%
*57%
*130%
27%
27%
*98
154%
136%
*70%
25
15
56%
*86 %
27%
58
131%
135%
No par
com
300
37%
130
36
100
prior preference
690
34
14%
100
preferred
10,500
35%
57%
25
95% Jan
110
41%
34%
132%
100
common
43%
159
35%
14
100
preferred
*37%
*129
800
34 %
57%
—25
Corp com
37%
130
41%
159
2,100
35%
*130%
5
Co
37%
*129
159
10
6%
43%
34%
100
common
37%
130
42%
175%
35%
100
& Tel
44
6%
600
8,300
16,600
34
No par
com
*174
6%
43%
41%
41%
175%
6%
43%
43%
*43%
*43 %
100
Tobacco
*174
6%
43%
157% -157%
Co__No par
No par
8,100
99
35%
Refining
&
20
18%
53%
7%
900
*73
14%
13%
5,800
6%
22
53%
13%
2
36%
*6
21%
14"%
*26
x36%
6%
21%
53
*104%
36%
74%
14"%
26%
100
36%
22
53%
105
35%
21%
52%
*26%
*32%
99
*98
4,500
*6
6
*14%
*104
35 J/a
22
21%
100
6
5,400
24%
May 9
70% Apr 16
27%
'
41
27%
*98
100
•98
99
3,500
300
200
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
7'
15
41% Apr 17
38% May
1
16
Apr 18
4% May 5
50% Apr
18%
*98
6%
6
800
4%
*34%
20
Jan
36%
34
48%
25
American Water Works Co Inc
24% May
36%
34
59%
4%
*32%
34
59
48%
4%
35
American Woolen
102
36%
*30%
60%
49%
4%
24%
preferred
Wire
36
59%
*48%
4%
35
preferred
Anaconda
49
4%
35%
1
42
May
40% May
*48
24"%
7
109
x59
48%
24%
9% Feb
23
59%.
*34%
noncumulative
conv
59%
47%
24%
37% Jan
$4
18,900
35%
Ship Building
American Viscose
7%
9%
24%
American Sumatra
5%
9%
35
Amercian Snuff Co common
6%
9%
No par
American Steel Foundries
American Stores Co
7%
9%
4%
2l
31
preferred
American Sugar
100
6,400
59%
*32
75
*7%
119% Jan
96% Apr
21
30%
3
82
*20%
1
7% May 9
25% Anr 18
Mar 19
*73
No par
Light
Amer Smelt & Refg com
1% preferred
6%
9%
17%
32
No par
&
American Safety Razor
American Seating Co
American
36
900
31%
; 17%
48%
4%
Shares
6%
17%
4%
4
*6%
*30%
17%
£■%
59%
59
4%
6%
17%
17
*47%
58%
48
*6%
*30
May 9
100
Power
&
S%
4%
*32
100
8
23
"
1
preferred
32% Mar
Feb
58%
*47
1
50
86 %
6
36% July
46% Apr
4%%
American Tel
30
10
10
—100
21 % Jan
6% May
42% May
9%
com
American Natural Gas Co
165
9%
No par
4
1
9%
common
17
27
9%
Co
com
Jan
15% Feb
9%
Amer Machine & Metals
No par
American Metal Co Ltd com—No par
"When
issued"
American Tobacco
Apr
No par
preferred—100
34% Jan
Jan
16%
preferred
30
14
3
3.90%
15
Sep
31% Apr
8
16%
Co
1
30% May
16%
100
Fdry
138% Mar 28
78
Sep
25
12
16%
preferred
Amer Mach &
157 % Feb
31
4
2
7% Feb
14% Jan
1
1%
t
56
Apr
129% Jan
10
68"% Jan
119
2
May
noncumulative
11
57% Apr
77% Apr
Jan
13
104
167/a
6%
32
the Week
Friday
May 8
'
16
163% Sep
107
3
40c
5%
16% Jan
16
27
Jan
97
*6%
*30%
36%
133% Feb
Jan
July 17
14% Mar 28
24
6%
30%
5%
Mar 14
154
70
8
64% Jan
6%
30%
36%
12% May 26
153% Apr
7
29
x93 % Dec
15% Jan
1
6%
31%
1
127
29
26
24
May
6%
*30%
common—_No par
9
Jun
8
Apr
6%
17
Sales for
Thursday
May 7
31'A
Products
Co
American Locomotive
99% Mar 29
PRICES
Wednesday
*6'A
preferred
6
23 Ys Feb
128% Dec
115% Nov
22
29
25
12% Dec
19% Jan
6%
SALE
May 6
*30%
American International Corp_No
par
American Investment Co of 111
1
9
Jan
10% Jan
31
May
20% Oct
41% Apr
94% Dec
22
90
105
3
3
27
73
Ice
SS
Tuesday
May 5
1
Leather
convertible
29
86
19
Jan
Electric
&
18
2
Jun
16
&
American Hawaiian
5% Jan 10
HIGH
Monday
May 8
No par
European Secur-;
American Export Lines Inc
Amer & Foreign com new
22
17% May 24
75
Saturday
Par
Mar
12% Mar
7
LOW AND
STOCK
Apr
18% Jan
45
YORK
EXCHANGE
18
105% May
7
53% Jan 10
50% Jan
28
24% Ja,n
24
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
6.25
*25
21.50
'
10
1"
25%
25
25%
*lp5
No par
106%
*105
106%
43
43%
,43
38%
20
*16%
6% Jan
3
A P W Products Co Inc
5
*4%
59% Jan
24
Archer-Daniels-Mldland
No par
51
43
39%
17
5%
51
38%
*16
39%
17
4%
4%
51%
51%
24%
*105
43%
25
24%
25
105%
43%
43%
44
44%
105%
39%
40
*16
17
*16%
17
5
5
4%
5%
51
51%
51%
39%
50%
24%
106%
39%
♦105%
24%
107
24%
*105%
107
40
44%
44%
45%
3,600
40
40%
40%
40 %
5,600
16
16
*5
50%
*16
16%
200
5%
5
5
700
50%
51
51
1,000
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1966)
14
Range Since Jan.
1951
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
Highest
8% July
12% Jan
18
29
9
96
46 Ms Jan
91% Dec
104
7
15% July
23
Armco
12% Mar
1
96
57
Jan
28
3
99
Apr
1
&
7
24% Oct
91
Nov
28
101% Sep
25
3
Feb
8
Artloom
26% Jan
2
Arvin
1
7
May
9
A. 23% Mar 25
•
3/64 May
20% Jan
7
Feb
28
96% Jan
Rights
7
20
Carpet Co Inc
16
Refining Co
&
Oct
11
91
Jan
4
66
Jan
22
98
41% Jan
3
68% Oct
31
82
Aug
2
30
55
Aug
3
73% Feb
51% Jan
27
50 % Nov
4
56
18 Vb Jan
2
23% Oct
10
21% Jan
7
25% Apr
7
753/4 Jan
9
98% May
17
96% Feb
28
21
36%
36%
363/4
36 3/b
103/8
10%
10 %
10%
Col
61% Jun
83
29
Jan
4
60% Jan
4
Feb
82
Dec
110
80% Sep
70
6
a,8
35
Jun~25
92%
x25
May 23
xyj%
105 % Jan 17
107
May
1
Atlantic
36 % May
8
8
88
88
88%
88%
88 %
88%
88%
1,000
51%
51%
52
52'/4
52%
53
53 v*
1,700
98%
*98 3/b
98%
*983/8
98%
98?%
98%
111 %
111%
111%
111%
111%
*111%
112%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
*173/a
17l/2
17%
*7%
' 8
7%
253/e
25%
25 %
25 vb
*25
19
19y8
'19%
19%
19%
18
28
13
120
Sep
34 % Apr
18
43% Sep
Jun
31
108% May
1
26
30
4%
>> •'
25
31
Jan
11
29
10% Jan
15
6% May
15% Sep 18
8% July 10
16% Jan
10
14% May
5
11% Jan
19
12
143/4 Dec
31
Aug 23
7
1
May
7
Jan
Apr
23
7
Apr
10
Feb
2
30
15% Jan 22
24% Jan 17
453/4 Nov 17
18
9 % Dec
24
8% Mar
51% Mar
h
3/64
3*2
3/64
3/64
236,500
3,100
xl8%
19
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
94
*91%
93
92
92
93
92
92
94%
x92%
93
91%
92%
92%
93
93
93
71
70%
71
70%
70%
69%
69%
70%
703/4
81
80
81
80
71
19%
19%
19%
*93
19
*92
20
230
*70 %
70%
1,000
10,500
81%
80%
81%
79%
81%
79%
80%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
55'/a
55%
55%
56
3.U00
24%
24%
24Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24%
24%
1,100
No par
1
95%
95%
94%
95 %
947/8
98
97%
98%
98
98%
971/4
93
105%
109
*105%
109
*105%
107
*105%
*106%
109
82%
84
83%
86
85%
80%
'
109
*106%
109
90
88
87%
^
—
5,000
J
11,300
—
i_10
B
*98
100
Conv
35%
36%
*35%
16
98%
180
27%
27'%
2,500
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
1,800
108%
108'/a
108%
108%
108%
109%
440
35%
109
28
109
*26
28
110
*26
6%
*6%
6%
($1.20)___No par
*14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
77/8
*43%
1
of
Co
Canteen
Amer,
Feb
18
26
9% Jan
30
Babbitt (B T) Inc
20
11% Jan
22
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
17% Feb
20
23'A May
36% Feb
20
,
*26
27%
*26
28
28
;
7%
7
$2.25 conv preferred
A
7
7% •
6%
*6%
6%
6 %
6%
*14%
15%
*14%
15%
14%
15%
100
7%
*7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
2,900
12%
12%
*12%
.7%
7
:
43'/a
*43%
43%
6 %
12%
12%
12%
a 12%
*
15%
7
7%
7% X
7%
12%
Mfg Corp (The) common
3
No par
Avco
98%
27%
"X" 6%
:
—
991/a
27%
■
*12%
Automatic
98%
27%"
6%
5
Autocar Co
3
99
27%
*6%
5c
5
98%
No par
prior pref
13 700
27 '/a
___No par
Corp
35%
99%
35%.
35%
•
'
*26%
*109
110
'109
35%
98%
"27%
27
27%
36 %
27%
99
*98%
99
27%
•/./vX4!
29%
14
Tack
35
—
—
*26%
Atlas
47
800
13,900
25
Austin Nichols common
7% Feb
2
43
25
1,700
*
"
'-"
1
8
6% Jun
43% Jun
19
94%
20
3
9%Jan
153/4 Jan
i
17
8
26
18%
.19.
94
'
12% Apr
8
26
100
24%
(voting)
15% Feb
9
7%
25%
19
*94%
convertible pfd series A—.100
3
73/4 Jan
4
24% Feb
Jun
7% Nov
26
.
95
19%
5
Common
30
Mar
73/4.
25'%
19 '/a.
430
17%
54%
—
series
$3.75
Powder—
44% Jan
31
-
*17%
*24%
Atlas Corp
117% Jan
24
9
.
25%
19
20
112
*54
common
-
Preferred
Apr
Atlas
108% Dec
7%
7%
8
25%
112
"
30% Jan
1
Refining
16,500
10
Electric CoA
New
xlOO
2
Jun
8
29
10,500
10 %
*93
*-50
—
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atlantic G & W I SS Lines
Apr
35%
10%
■
50
Preferred
Atlantic City
21
36 y8
10%
51%
3*2
—10
Common
9
913/4 Apr
9
26% May
12
28% Sep
Jan
May
2,300
36%
87
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
84% Mar 31
20%
*98%
51
111
8
8
13%
*20 3i
'
87.
51
*98%
17%
*25
100
/TOO
Investment
Associates
723/4 Mar 24
111%
1
1st
20%
x36%
•
.
Goods Corp—
preferred
2nd preferred
6%
23
Jan
98
2
68% Dec
21
Nov
89
98%
*17'%
——i„——_i—-
Common
5.25%
51%
111%
5
No par
—2.50
—1
Industries Inc.
Ashland Oil
20%
98%
*86%
87
*98%
Arnold Constable Corp——...
6
91
10%
*85%
*51
preferred—No par
convertible
$4
22
18% Feb
2
10%
20%
10%
Shares
May 9
20%
10 vb
37%
10 %
Co of
Associated Dry
Nov
36%
$6 conv prior
173/4 Jan
May
20
37 ve
Armstrong Cork Co com
116% Jan
7
17
36%
the Week
Friday
lay S
203/a
20%
10
1
25% May
15
20%
Corp
22
7% May
28% Oct
20%
Illinois com
0
preferred
No par
-No par
$3.75 preferred
—
No par
Mar 13
30
16% Jan
13% Feb
Steel
Armour
5
1
Apr
110 3/4 May
Aug
26
8 Vb Dec
30
92 vb Jan
19 Va Feb
22% July 12
41% Jan
x50
Jan
120
109% July 17
1
20%
Thursday
May 7
May fi
—5
Sales for
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 5
May 3
Par
;
Argo Oil Corp___
10% May
59% Aug
3
22
86% May
Dec
76% July 20
27% Jan
35% May
51% Jan
2
8
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
I
193/4 Jan
36 % July
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
for
Year
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range
.
.
7
.7%
-
43%
43%
43%
43%
..
7%
7%
13
»
44
*12%
*
A 7%
7%:
200
13
A v'V
7%
14,600
700
44
44
44
500
B
10
28
Jun
15% July
13% Jan
34
July
2
15
Jun
28
27% Jan
16
14
74% Jan
30
63% Sep
43% May
18
Apr 23
65% Jan 11
■
X
68
Jan
2
88
Oct
3
77% Jan
7
17% Jan
2
28% Feb
3
15% Apr
30
37
2
43% Jan
31
2
'28% Jan
9
59
Jan
19% July
96
19% Oct
87
Jan
19% Jan
18'
Barber Oil
10
Barker
36
May
7
413/4 Apr
2
20 %
Apr
8
22% Feb
1
9% Feb
21
8
33% Apr
16
8
94 % Apr
16
Feb
20
22% Jan
783/4 Feb
14
82
37% Feb
29
4%%
4
Mar
19
21
10%
10%
10 3/s
10%
10%
10%
22%
22%
225/8
23 %
22%
23
42%
423/4
42
42%
42% ' 42%
42%
43%
423/4
19%
preferred
29
Jan
21
Beatrice Foods Co
10
33/a%
Jan
19
Mills
Beck Shoe
81
79%
80
*153/8
153/4
15%
15%
*36
363%,
*36
363/4
*36
*20%
21
*20%
21 'h
20%
10%
10%
34
34
*34%
*96
98
20
100
*81
7
12
Apr
17
143/eJan
21
Beech Aircraft Corp_
293/4 Jun
15
30
Jan
12
32% Apr
10
Beech
33% Jan
3
28% Apr
8
31% Jan
14
Beech-Nut
19% Mar
8
11 'A Apr
28
153/8 Jan
19
Belding-Heminway
28
183A Jan
25
Bell
9
143/4 Apr
20 3/» Jan
28
28
Bell & Howell
9
x91 % Feb
13
10
45 Ye Apr
24
17% Jan
89
2
July 23
46% Jun
29
23% Feb
94% Mar
59% Feb
10
32% Dec 29
Jun
5
873/4 Oct 26
1% Jan
2
26% Jun
25
Aug 21
323/4 Feb
1
21% Jan
77
3
; 293/4 Jan
14
Jan
19
1% Jan
2
87
2
26% Mar
7
29% Mar
3
Feb
933/4 Apr 29
55% Jan 25
1
34% May
8
96% Apr
1
32% Nov
17
373/4 Feb
29
60
138% Dec
27
155% Feb 16
16% Nov
23
21% Jun 21
15
80% Dec
31
91
78% Mar 13
84
Jan
14% Apr
2
18
19% Jan
20 y4 Jan
31
Range for
,Year
Lowest
5
30
46% May
1
139% Apr 29
7
Aug
Nov 28
4
15% Jun
25
2
20% Sep
17% Jan
16
26
22% Dec
July
2
Beneficial
Cum
56
Feb
19
7
13
35 % May
16% Feb
7
15% Mar 15
33 % Feb
41% Sep
16
Jan
15
13% July 23
19
Jan
17
7% Apr
13% Feb
12
Jan
31
10% May
52% Oct
2
Wrt Jau
J
53
713/4 Mar
9
61% Jan
9
12
July
6
20
(E W)
Bliss &
89
Jun
29
27
103% Jan
8
13%
13%
32
*31%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
293/4
29%
3,100
11%
11%
11%
113/8
11%
11%
11%
15%
15%
15
/
15%
15%
15%
147/a
15
23
*21 7/8
22 %
*2a.'/4
26
933/4
933/4
*92
94
*92
94
463/s
47%
46%
47
47%
48%
47%
33%
333/4
337/8
34%
94%
95
4,400
29%
Xll%
*22
22 %
22
22%
*92%
93%
*92%
933/4
46%
46%
46%
46 3/4
*22
>.■■■■
333%
33%
33ys
96
333/8
10
x,'
13%
32
293%
*95%
60
95%
95 %
1%
1%
*96
13/4
l5/a
1%
700
4.100
*21%
*92
7,400
34%
4.000:
200
96%
2501
1%
1%
24,700'
26%
26%
13/4
267/s
20
48
*95 %
973/,;
ls/s
263/4
94
33%
A
22%
'26%
26%
'30%
30%
20
V 30 %
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
5,200
48%
48%
48 Vb
48 3/4
48
'48%
48%
483/4
48%
487/8
48%
48 7/a
15.200
1393/4
1393/4
r
140
140
*263/4
27
*139%
15
100
*79%
80
79%
79%
*20%
22%
*20%
22%
*20%
■>
15 %
80
22%
15%
15%
LOW
*35
No par
17
•»
35%
17%
16%
17
*35
17
170,
22%
36
*35
F«s<l*v
-
35%
357/8
*35
■
the Week
Shares
May 9
May 8
35%
17
17
17%
17%
17%
Xl7
16 7/8
l63/4
17
17
17%
17
187/a
*18%
187/a
18%
18%
48 %
48 3/s
48%
48%
477/8
32%
32%
*317/8
A
X'
200
48%
32%
32 %
1
16%
16 7/s
16%
163/4
16 3/4
*18%
18%
*18%
18%
*18 %
46%
47 %
467/s
47%
*31
31%
*313/8
317/8
*313/4
32%
48
5 900
*20%
TT-'irsflay
May 7
2.50
5
Co
Laughlin Inc
700
15%
80
140
,
Sales for
Wednesday
353,4
22%
140 %
15
80
15%
80
*20%
900
'
May 6
*35
35%
A
140%
15
79
22%
*20%
SALE
"Dirt
*140
15%
80
15
*79
Tuesday
May5
May 3
No par
/»
Monday,
Saturday
Par
./.■
140
140
140
15%
*79%
153/8
27
*26%
27
48 %
*32
17
*18%
2.400
,
8,200
17%
100
18'/a
5,400;
100
35
34%
34 %
34 3/s
34%
34%
343/4
343/4
347/s
34%
34%
800
22%
22
22%
22%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
22%
23%
1,320
7%
7%
8%
8 Ve
8%
8%
8%
8 vb
21
95% Apr
82%
7%
143/4 Jan
8
*81%
1,100
7,600 :
22%
20
89% Jan
20 vb
*34%
Bon
25
Aluminum
Ami
&
Brass
class
Co
i
A
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
4
Borden Co
8'%
Borg-Warner Corp common—
3%%
23
14
14
137%
137/8
13%
14
13 7/8
11
11
11%
11%
10%
11%
103/4
51"%
51%
513/4
517/8
51%
51%
51%
*67%
5
preferred
8
13%
681/4
67%
68
69
69
69
*11
1.25
—15
(The)
73/4
11%
13%
——.
6
Feb
97 %
.197/8
11%
15
X51%
*94 3/4
100
95 %
*943/4
95%
68%
95%
95%
860
14
14
2,100
10%
14 A
107/8,
10%
3,500
517/a
51%
51%
4.l00f
69%
69%
X68 %
68 %
2/300,
95%
*943/4
95 %
*94%
95%
*123/4
13
"
58% Jun
13%
*31%
34%
*95
—5
2
11% Jan
11% Mar
13%
32
*31%
32
X34 %
•.
-
No par
Bohn
293/4 Jan
9
13
13
13
*31%
343/4
97
Class B__—No par
Bond Stores Inc
—_1
38 vb Mar 28
5
23
May
82%
15
"When issued"
70'A Mar 20
46
Jan
22
*81%
No par
:
32 y2 May
44% Jan
81%
29%
STOCK
Co_
8
6
81%
343/4
*95
4,900
No par
com
Mfg Co
Bliss
8
82%
.
180
500}
„
10%
26%
Boeing Airplane Co
28
2
3
Decker
17% Apr 23
21% Jan 14
17
14
YORK
51% Jan
14
l»t f»
20%
*81
10%
1
(Del)
O
18% Apr
44
v
»-:
10%
197/a
STOCKS
Blaw-Knox
30
!i
1
EXCHANGE
&
21
10%
700
1 %
pfd series of 1951
Black
36%
21
10
1,700
1%
—
Birmingham Electric Co
.
36%
20%
10
20%
*ll3/4
7% preferred
—100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%%
21
36
20%
83
1 %
—
NEW
9% Sep
9
Foods
Bethlehem Steel
1
27% Dec
,
Best
36%
36
20%
96 %
11%
96
*36%
*20%
20
16%
34%
32
*31%
33%
*16%
20
15
33%
16%
95%
29%
*95%
157/a
34%
113/4
10
common^
Best & Co—
18 % Jan
14
Corp
15%
34%
15
10
common
15%
20 3/s
5
—
81%
98
123/4
12%
12%
32
81%
20
100
Co
Loan
39% Mar 12
2
29%
-
Corp
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Highest
32% May
3U% Juiy
28
18 % Jan
10
1
1
Packing Co
Aircraft
AA'A
Lowest
1
403/4 Sep
13% July
23
1433/4 Jan
Range Since Jan.
.
Highest
2
17% Jun
6
4
54% Jan 30
Previous
1951
32% July
39
May
33% Jan
12%
*31%
Bendix Aviation
14
Jan
1
Benguet Consol Mining Co—18 pesos
293/4 Jan 22
46% Jun
pfd
RR——50
4%% preferred
;
22
1% Mar
(A S) 4%%
81
82%
*81
82%
80 %
19%
19%
400
68 %
80%
10 %
»
*96
20
/ 10
12,700
6,400
17 300
.
19%
"
36%
*
.2.50
12
7
10%
-
43 %
*68
"
15%
•; 15%
common
Feb
14
81
98
Sep
25
81
92,600
*19
68%
35
Nov
14% Dec
*68
10
14
30% Jun
68%
*96
35
Creek
19%
*68
*34
89
July 19
*187%
68
12.50
10% Mar 13
78
19%
67%
No par
;
Inc
19%
*79%
50
1
common
convertible
Beaunit
*67%
preferred—100
Bayuk Cigars Inc
36
69
10
-
10% Apr
19%
68
19%
19%
*67%
7%
22%
42%
43%
19%
*19
V
:
10%
22%
10%
223/a
—10
common
99 % Jan
j-
10%
21%
Bath Iron works Corp
17
107y
10%
22%
Corp (Delaware)
Brothers
7%
10%
7
7
10%
22%
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
7%
7
4
13
,-100
Corp
common
Bangor & Aroostook common
__50
Convertible 5% preferred——„100
1
Mar
38
2
27 '
Nov
7
22
May
123/4 Jan
10
9% Nov
313% Jan
203/4 Jan
7%
7
7%
7
7%
7
I
,
Baltimore & Ohio
7
95%
51%
40,
Boston & Maine RR—
11% Nov
26
19% Jan
8
39
Nov
24
53% Feb
24% Jan
5
12
Jun
29
133/a Jan
2
29% Jan
2
273/4 Jan
3
30
Apr 11
12
Mar
3
143/4 Feb
21
47% Feb
21
Common
9
40% Jan
10
293/4 Feb 20
25% Jan
2
16
17
10% Apr
24
143/4 Jan
25
19% Oct
3
36% Sep 11
34% Mar
9
15% Apr
7
17% Jan
2
Apr
33
27'A
Mar
5%
5
Jan
18
353A Mar 12
30% Apr
24
34
40% Oct
19
30 Ve
May
6
1053/4 Jan
17
95
Jan
9
49% Feb
20
Jan
3
% Feb
35% Feb
wi
11
4
30%
Bristol-Myers Co
7
12% Feb
14
Brown
&
55% Feb
7
Brown
Shoe
23% Jan 29
11 va
reo
6
18% Apr
21
253/4 Dec
4
23
Feb
27
27
127% Aug 20
18% Jan 24
123
126
Feb
28
1%
143/4 Apr
22
Budd
79'A Jan
31
Feb
26
45% Feb
4
27% Feb
18
343/8 May
7
8
193/4 Jan
92 3/4 Apr
83% Oct
13% Jan
84% Jan
8
87% Feb
26
76
Jan
25
183/4 Oct
11
17
Feb
27
14% Jan
29
12
Jan
2
Oct
18
118
Apr
26
126
May
5
Apr 28
36
May
5
19
28
135
33
Feb""»
11% May
Feb
13
78% Jan
19% Oct
8
11% May
28% Mar
3
21
11%
July~17
15%
75
Dec
88
19
7% Mar 15
19 % July
29
8
2
IO93/4 May 15
253/s Oct
13
1
133/4 Jan
3
14% Jan
Apr
15
104% Apr
14
26
7%
*31
;__5
Inc
*37 %
16
100
par
1
7%
90%
*80
173/4
13
100
122%
__50
35%
15
common
preferred
100
100
Co
10
12%
*79
11%
53%
53%
52%
53%
53%
53%
*52%
5334
53
12 va
12
*104%
*22%
*101
-A
1,300
4,600
102
3,400
53%
53%
537/8
53
53%
53 %
200
12%
12
12 vb
3,900
*53
53%
12 vb
12
12%
12
52%
52%
*52
18%
18%
183/a
18%
18%
18 3/8
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,200;
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
247/8
24%
24%
25
25
25
3,800
*124%
125
125
*124
125
*124%
14
125
•
31%
38
16%
125
14%
xl4%
x77
77
*42 %
43%
*42
43%
333/8
33
34%
43
43
43
31%
31%
31%
32
38
*37 %
38
36%
37 %
16%
xl5%
16
15 %
16
36%
85
*89 Vb
907/a
85
*80
85
*80
35%
35%
36
IT3/,
13
122%
*35
177/e
17%
173/4
13%
177/a
*13
123
124
*124
125
124%
36
36
36
36
*35%
36%
123/,
13
12 7/s
13
12 7/8
13%
13%
79
79
793/8
7C'3/8
79 %
79%
*79%
12 vb
12%
123/4
123/4
12%
123/4
12%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
23
*1043/8
1047/a
*223/8
22 3/4
105
227/8
13
*13
12%
104%
13%
13
12%
*21%
17%
18
124
80
22
900
14,000
*80
907/8
*80
13 %
36%
36%
85
*89 %
177/8
8,900
157/b
85
126
300
34%
90
91%
17%
105
227/e
*105
227/8
106
22%
200
34
15%
*80
1243/,
4,200
43%
90
*90%
*13
14%
79
43%
157/a
85
13
36%
A
200
125'
90%
90%
17%
*77%
15%
*89 Ve
124
14
14%
78%
*42
157/8
*124 vb
14%
78%
*77%
*37%
54
14%
14%
78 3/g
31%
*124%
*53
78%
137/8
*773/4
54
-
*21%
30%
102
*527/8
'
100
30%
*101
53%
•
1
common
303/8
102
53%
42%
No par
*101
533/8
'
Co
Jackson
'
12
42%
participating preferred
Byron
30%
303/s
102
53%
14 »/8
Copper & Zinc
5
Byers Co (A M) common—_No par
25'A Apr
30%
*101
53%
78%
pfd
Butler Bros
102
12
14 vb
prior preferred—
conv
4%%
Jan
2.100;
-
55
1
Terminal Bldg
5%
X
*527/8
54
*77%
Bush Terminal
Bush
*124
100
31%
303/8
*101
53%
No par
common
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
Watch
233/4
31%
102
No par
Co
Butte
108% Jan
20% Feb
26
(The)
Burroughs Adding Machine—No
30
8iy2 Feb
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
3%% preferred
18% Jan
12
5
common
4%
Apr
13% Jan
Co
Burlington Mills Corp
2
84
$5
Bulova
3
103/8jan
101% Jan
Feb
31
118% Dec
21% Jun
40 J/4
Jan
12
1
1
Inc
*17"%
7
153/4 May
23 % May
100
*53
,_4o
Bigelow
Bucyrus Erie Co
14
4
8
31
53%
No par
com
preferred—
conv
Brunswick-Balke-Collender___No par
21
3 6'/a May
Dec
cum
31%
*101
100
3
*53%
Jan
19
preferred
15
76% Jan
47% Feb
82
5%
13% Feb
3
173/4 Nov
33/4%
2.50
common..
Brooklyn Union Gas
Oct
500
31 %
31%
1,100;
34%
30%
6
32
5,700
347/8
May
23% May 24
37% Jun 25
17%
347/8
52 %
41
17
31%
•:
19
171/4
34%
19
45% .'an
17 vb
*30%
21
8
17%
34 Vz
54
38% Jun
17
17
31%
53% Jan
2
163/4
17
•'
34%
Jan
91% Jan
2 800
17
17
*30%
12
26
11%
34%
x50
26
11
31 3/s
16
Dec
ll3/s
34%
16
13% Dec
107/a
30%
13% Feb
77
26%
10%
16 3/4
No par
14
Mar 13
*26
107/8
343/8
533/4 Feb
5
26%
U
31
50% Dec 20
193/4 Apr
2
122 V4 Dec 14
44%
*26
103/4
343/8
2
17% Dec
*43%
26%
10 S/8
10%
31
29
3
44%
26%
103/a
103/4
_2.50
i—5
343/8
26
May
*43
26
31
11% Jan
62
*12%
44 %
26
343/e
48V4Nov
Mar 13
13%
*43%
26%
31
38% Feb
49
*12%
44
*26
Briggs & Stratton
Apr
Jan
447/8
13%
*43%
261/2
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
28
101
43 %
*12%
43%
*26
5
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
13%
43%
100
Braniff
Dec
x92
wi
800
13
13 vb
100
preferred
Bower Roller Bearing Co
12%
13
*105
23
177/e
6Q
6,500
13
900
125
350
36%
270
8,600
13%
13%
13%
80
79%
79%
170
12%
12 Ve
12%
5,400
*21%
22
106
•
23%
*105
23%
22
106
23%
500
30
700
C
25% Oct
•
22
2% Jun
29
5% Feb
10
2
11% Sep
21
8
29% Jan
10
8% July
21% Nov
10% Oct
30
91% Dec
28
33
July 24
13% Apr 16
108% Mar 6
41% Jan
2
48
Feb
15% Jan
4
20
Aug
21% Jan
2
38
3/8 Dec
61
Feb
48% July 18
2
17% Jan
Feb
21
11% Jan
14
95
Jan
7
14
$4.25
Canada
16
page 24.
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
7,500
8
8 Ve
8
8%
77/8
8
3,800
23%
*22%
23%
2' %
21 %
23 %
*23 %
24
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
10
2
2%
8%
18
Apr
4
19% Aug
25%
23I,
7%
24
2
11
Jan
24%
25/e
7%
Calumet & Hecla
473A Apr
16
25%
23/4
7%
17
20 y4 Jan
17% Mar 22
25%
2 3/8
73%
IQVb Jan
19
July 11
25%
2%
7%
30
22
12
247/a
*2%
Callahan Zinc-Lead
16% Apr
32% Feb
5
25
1
22
29
43% Jan
Jun
see
9% Feb
92
5
5
2
3% Jan
1
6
52
For footnotes
7% Apr
22 vb Jan
California
Jan
8
14
23% Sep 10
55% Mar 7
2
24% May
2% May
20
403A Mar 31
46% Feb 26
56
Apr
3
21% Feb
20
24 y4 Jan
23
51 % Jan
17
553A Feeb
11
11% May
16% May
Packing Corp
conv
No par
Ry Co
Breweries
Ltd
100
No par
23
25
25
25
*23%
24
23%
25
25%
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*92%
92%
92%
92%
92%
92%
*92%
923/4
*92%
92%
*92 y4
92%
*46%
47
*46%
47
465/8
46%
*46%
47
*46%
47
*46%
47
*17
17%
*17
17s/8
17 5/8
*16%
17%
*16
17%
*16
37%
600
17%
37
3,200
9%
*17
4.200
50
100
^
Capital Admin class A
preferred A
1
16% Jan
31
Capital Airlines
1
18% Jan
30
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
Inc_
36 3/s
35%
36%
36%
367/8
36 5/a
37 Vb
36%
37 %
30,700
no par
49%
49%
483/4
483/4
*48%
49%
48%
48%
*48%
49%
49%
49%
40Q
1
*22 '/a
22%
22%
223/4
*22%
227/a
*22 %
227%
22%
22%
*22%
23 %
10
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
$3
Copper
preferred
Southern
Canadian
Cons
*53%
55
*54
55
*54
55
25
common
1
10
36%
*53% • 55
*54
55
12
12%
113/4
11%
12
12%
11'%
12
11%
12%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/a
17%
17%
17%
54
-*12
17%
54
600
10
12%
3,900
17%
1,400
Volume 175
Number 5115
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1967)
15
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
103 '/a Nov
4b
Range
Highest
23
30'A Jan
STOCKS
1«J51
111% July 17
35% Dec
7
29
Apr
58
2
18
'A Jan
35
Jan
5
9% Jan
2
2
Since Jan.
Lowest
Oct
104% Jan
34
9
Nov
Feb
20
37
43
May 24
98'A Dec
10
140
Jan
6
55% Jan
5
43% Jan
Mar
106
i
23
27% Apr
29
Carrier Corp common.
10
45% Apr
2
20
12% Jan
7
2
30% Apr
>A Apr
2
152
Apr
12
141
116
Jun
18
2
20% Sep
21
17Tb Oct
15% Jan
3
52
18% Jan
20% Jun;
8%'Jan
10% May
16% July
24 % Feb
23
57% Feb
23
•
6
1
2
..
7% Apr
17% Jan
.
10% Dec
21
13
36
Apr
112% Feb
15
104
Jan
101 «A Dec
22
Jun
25
15% July
29
Aguirre Sugar .Co——A__—5
Central
Central
Foundry Co_L-"_:2'i_2_22
of Georgia Ry
vtc^i'lNo
2
Nov
26
8% Jan
2
33 % JaiT
11 % Mar 26
Central
4% %
27
58% Oct
30
17
18% May
18
8
4
9
22
9
41% May
17% Jan
2
Apr
1
Feb
Jan
2g
58 % Feb
2
18% Oct
5
33% Apr
*6
40 % Feb
7
25
Nov
23
32
6
97.
Dec
3
5 % Aug
33 % May
-
9% Jail" 16
Jan
2
36% Oct
38% Feb
90% Jari
2
24
Apr 27
14
May 24
23% Feb
20 %
July
27
17% Oct
29
r
Feb
8
Feb
9
19
8% Jan
17
14
4
84
Feb
16% Feb
20
19
20
9
18% Feb
20
17
32
16
7
14% Feb
5
12% Mar
1
30
Feb
19% Feb
4
24
28
59% Feb
x39'A Feb
27
49
Feb
24
28 % Mar
16
20% Apr
Dec
29
15
52% Feb
38% Mar 28
12
20
39% Apr
3%%
24
55
Feb
27
73
Feb
59% Apr
29
61% May
3
49 % Jan-
26
94'A Feb
9
81% Jan
12
:
11
19
U%.*Dec""l9
16% Dec
13
10% Dec
Jan
16
19% Jan
24
3% Dec 28
16
8% Feb
8
,
5
38% July 31
50
Feb
14
v.
89
15
.%
26
v,
68 % Feb
1
"'
27
■
Apr
26
12% Feb
6
8
Jan
4% Mar
3% Jan
37% May
.
8
18'
v
Feb
16
*
10% Jan
13
82% Apr
2
9
11% May
1
15% May T 1
t
*.
19% Mar 30
65% July
Apr
42
42 3/2
5%
Chic
13
12
Mar 12
48% Jan
25
76% Mar 31
5%
St
31% Jan
93
30
3
Dec
Jun
-
29
43% Jan
8
83A Jan
107
-
31
Feb
26
Chicago -Pneumatic Tool
1
S3
convertible
Chicago Rock Isl
•
*
5%
conv
& Pac RR—No par?
No par-
5%
preferred—
Chile Copper Co_^22—12_
1_*2
Chrysler Corp
<
3
27
<
"
37% May
1
94 'A Jan
;
2
31% Mar 15
11
.54
Jan
'V
10
11'A Jan
18
9
Jan
36
15
92
Jan
21
97
May
Jan
114-
1
2
Jan
28
7
30'A Mar
5
16'A Dec
27
21'A Jan
26
14% Apr
29
17% Jan
87
28
100'A Feb
15
x80% Apr
42:
Jan.
15
88% Jan
38'A Apr
9
•
Oct
25
•
75
Dec
11
42'A Jail
14
Feb
25
50'A Nov
6
7
-
Jan'
111
5
30% Jan
26
38
Oct
18
67
30
74
Jan
31
Nov
38'A Dec
28
44'A Feb
28
Mar 15
41
24% Nov 24
89'A Dec
7% Dec
17
28
84
Jun
28
Oct
Dec
25
860
191/b, Jun
29
36
-
10
Jan
37% Jan
8
35'A Jan
22
.
25
.
140
■'
74'2 Jan.
.-29% May
29
26% Feb
3
Mar
19
Feb
2
Apr-14
Apr
76% Jan
21
53% Apr
4
Jun
29
35 V2 Dec
2
16% Oct
11
Jun
4
58
July 31
28
15
15'A Sep 27
65% Mar 19
41% Apr- 1
36% Jan 29
3
136
Apr
88
Feb
4
109% Jan
11
1
7
28
Jan
34
May 3
5434 Mar 27
2
40 VA Feb
32% May
1
39% Feb
1
1
11
Columbia
15
Columbia
Apr
22
23 V4 Mar
40 V4 Jan
2
19
57'A Feb
4
22'/a Jan
8
3 2'/a Aug
6
30
14
32'A Dec
7
22% Apr
30'A Jan
Dec
28
32 3a Jan
2
11'A Feb
3
27
29% NOV
6
6
25
28
Jun
18
33 »A Feb
3
108% Oct
2
X106'A Jan
28
Jan
7'A May
Jun
29
261/4 Feb 24
104'A Nov 16
115
Feb
3
98% July 19
107
Feb
10
19% Mar
3
13% Jan
10
2
July 17
45'A Jan
11
22'A Jun
25
30
31
Dec
12
Feb
1
61 'A July
20
25%
106
Feb
27
112'A May
9734 Jan
1.9
84
i
45
'A-
22
Apr
10% Jan
1
Apr
9
16% Jan 18
<S3
Preferred
_100-
Inc—No
16
2
92
10614 Jan
16
21 'A Mar
5
Oct
24
321/4 Jan
2
90'A Oct
29
106
Jan
9
106'/a Oct
31
114'A Dec
4
99
May 28
45'A Dec 21
8
Jun
25
13
17
Jun
21
23
For footnotes
Oct
3
Aug 16
see
page 24.
29
109 ''2 Apr
4
$4.50
108 V2 Apr
8
2
99
103'2 Feb
8
19% Jail
23
Jan
17
16% Apr
25
91
May
42'A Feb
92
Jan
1
21
96
Feb
7
■
48 % Jan
22
98
Feb
18
$3.75
Feb
8
8'i Apr
16
10'A Jan 21
16% Feb
15
18'A Jan
16
19'A
19%
*84%
19'A
•
86
*843/4
S3^
5%
53/4
53/4
23'A
28%
263/4
137
135
81
50
40 3A
31%
19'A
31%
30,
v*80
*134
135
>
86
5%
28
'
10,600
2,800
210
9,600
4,400
81
V
105'A
105%
.4:'
42
42 Va
*80
82
105%
105'A
105%
136
42%
;
82
10
2,900
2,500
*780
*730
42
100
105%
.
V:,:
34 3/a
35
f
15'A
*94%
56'A
*55 V3.
*53
54
35
35
'
—
421%
.42 %
*941/4
94%
21%
21%
3,600
19'A
19%
12,900
42
34*
34'A
12%
24%
15 1
15'4
21 %
56
54
3434
34%
35
34V4
34
34'A
15'A
15'
a
12%
123+
1,2 7
a
62 V2
60
60
52
52%
52'A
52%
22 3 4
22%
23
22%
23
41'A
41%
15
■
■v
15'/a
*12%
-"*59
-
370
100
v
53'A
22%
41%
35
3.600
34
15%
533/4
34%
4
52%-
<
56
53%
34
2,800
151/a
!
12%
62
58
*55
>
1*533/2
1234,
8
*57
56
*55
541A
34%
:
•
22%
:
*59%
12 7 a
62
95
34%,
34%
3334
,
*94'/+
21%
56
/ 54.
34%
95
21 Va
58 %
54
15 »/a
-
*94.1/4
95
*53
,*56
,.
34 'A:
95
12%
•
*59
i
lS'/t
12%
62
80
30,600
900
100
53
53%
2,800
23
22%
23
5,500
■
42
41 %
42%
66 »/2
66 »A
66%
67
68
69
68%
69
233+
24%
23'A
2334
233/4
24
23%
23%
15,200
32
32%
32 %
32 '4
31%
32%
32 Va.
32'A
32
32'/+
32-
32%
7,500
33%
33'A
33%
33%
"„No
'33%
*28'A
4,800
33%
33%
25'A
.25'A
25%
253/a
25%
X25'A
25 V+
2,300
22'A
22'A
22'A
22 VB
221/4
22 '/a
22 »/a
22'A
22 'A
22'A
22'A
1,100
29
29
*28'A
291/4
29 'A
*28%
29
8
"
774
7%
34'A
347a
1083/8
*108
3
34%
109
•;
*28 3*2
778
34%
10334
73+
*7%
29
8
7%
-
34%
108 3'+ -
3434
33%
*7%
8
8 '
293/4
■
-
33 %
8
33%
.
*7%
33%
8
29%
.108% 108%
7%
7%
7%
.34%
35
35'A
35'A
-108%
108%
*108%
26%
26 3/a
26 34
111%
111%
8
35%
109
4,200
100
300
10,500
34,100
400
&
-■
26 %
2 6'A
.
* 10 3 4
a
26%
112Va
112'A
26 3
*103
13'A
*131/4
11
*10%
104-%
13 'A
11
26'A.
111%
*103
13%
*:o34
26%
111 '
26%
111%
2
104'A
*103
13%
13%
11
*10%
•
23
26 3/8
111%
*111%
112
104%
*103
104'A
13%
14
11
14
10%
10%
"103
14'A
10%
6,900
100
104%
14'A
10%
1,300
200
15
pfd
57 V2
57 V2
56 34
57'A
57
57%
57%
58 'A
59
593A
60 %
60%
4.100
100
Gas
6%
3,600
734
'■25'A
734
*108
v.
25 3 J,
*7%
3434
■
41%
25V4
8
22'/4
-
33%
,i 41%
25 'A
*7%
.25V2.
par-
B_,_,_10Q-
C—
32 'A
32'A
32 V4
32%
32 34
33
33
33 »4
33
33%
32%
33
5,200
,*31%
3234
32'A
32'A
32%
2234
10%
32 34
33
33
33
10%
10%
deposit
com
preferred,,:,,—
No par
_No par
No par
common
preferred
20
No par
—
convertible
403/+
31%
1
-
.
24'4
preferred
No par
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com_,2
5 %
42
*40%
s-31
67
Light
certificates of
S4.25
37%
70
41'A*
com—25
$5.50
117
37'A
70
66 %
^
5
38
70
23%
preferred
^.No par
Container Corp of America com__I0
4% preferred
;
100Continental Baking Co com__No par
110V2 Mar 20
270
1,800
37
41'A
No par
series
preferred—.
Continental
Can
Inc
'
1,600
67
$4.52
Jan
T' '
23%
_No par
Eiec
Cuba
i
52%
109%
66%
Ealt com—No par
Natural
79
52%
109 3/a
23%
Consumers Power Co
36% Jan
2
*76%
52 'A
,10
29
Nov
34%
par
Jan
2
•'
1
—
.No par
—
19'
3
79
*52'A:
*68
-
*780
42:3A
200
1,400
170
.
Co
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc—10c
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
1
Jan
57
533/2'
*53
Elec__5
1
17
56'A
pfd,
_100
pfd,—100
14
X95
42'A
83%
45 »/a
82 %
45
*140
19%
May
Jan
45'A
170
58 %
Apr
Jan
*
83%
*83
19%
104
pfd
20
57'A
,
200
'
81
105%
*780
42'/4,
*94'A
113
6%
*135
13,600
1,000
28%
,
102
15'A
19 3/2
*57
*13%
of
137
105-
*780
*102%
RR
5%
101'A
109'A, 109'A
85
85
'
*15
*76%
1
42
28'A
340
154 3/a
58
12'A Jan
37
*40%
5%
*793/4.
.
8,000
-
70
28'A
*135
81
105
63%
15%
45
37
5%
137
104'2
63%
1,900
19 3/a.
11
2
*36%
23%
,
1,200
:
3,600
30'A
*140
79
/ *69 %
42
33'A
30
57'A
33
31% May
'
36%
33
30
57V4
31
July 31
■
4434
170
*76%
70
V
9'A
19%
9% Mar 11
42
:
*112'A
28-4 Jan
2
36'A
38
993A
95'A
2114
9
32'A
:
83 'A
44%
*140
79
*68
Shares
38
99'A
%
.
'
5
2
70'A42
f
*793/4,
104'A,
*780
par
3
102
*76%
36
69%
*135
81
104'A
par.
Feb
102'
36
137
*79
No par
Feb
2
*135
"
1,, 100
3lVaDec
11
79
Sales for
the Week
9V4
8
series
Consol
Jan
*76%-
82
45
170
•
.
May 0
95 'A
57'A
4>A%
Consolidated
113'A Mar
*85'A
Coppermine-s Corp —.5
Preferred
8
110
15%
*41
*41
;
Consolidated Grocers Corp
1.33'A
Consolidated Laundries Corp—
5
4
27
15'A
/
.
42
preferred
23
29
30
*
Edison of N Y com—No par
33% Mav
Oct
1538
!
,
30
30
.
70'A
—10
of
27,600
98
191/4
Edison Co
Gas
76
■
■
*95i/8
35'/a
16
Jan
9'A
35 '/a
No par
Power Co
700
393A
Friday
/
38 Va
.
'
9'A
98
*69%
Consolidated Cigar,—
Consol
2,400
12'A
■„
.
103'/+
9'A
•
102%
*9%
'*95
1
18
102
64'A
102'A
-100%
.
: 52 'A
Publishing Co
Consolidated
11'A Jan
101% Dec
'63 V+
109%
Corp.,_r—
64 V4 Feb
2
62%
*52'A
convertible preferred,„25
Nast
3
15
33%
38
20 7
Commercial Solvents
30
16'2 Apr
34V3 Jan
>3.3/4.
109'A
Engineering
30
211/4 Feb 26
34'A Mar 8
99%
33'A
52'A
Superheater Inc—„No
Jan
7
99'A
19%
Commercial Credit
300
100
3%
'
1 08 34
27
2
'
41%
14
99'A
83%
*44%
*140
1
41%
9
38%
52%
31
25
83
45
22%
56'2 Apr
Mar 24
84
170
22%
28'
4
83
45
*140
79
Y»«;9
par
10% Dec
143/2 Jun
*76%
*
par
10 'A Dec
30% Jan
84
22'A
102
13
153#
Columbus
109V4 Mar 27
27'A Feb
15%
7
7
2
15%
51%
25
37%
99'A
62
3030%
5134
31 »4 Feb
2
30%
52
12% Jan
Jan
30
51%
34'A Mar 21
24
15
:
33'A
98
'••
>y:t
108 34
Ohio
6,300
»
11%
75%
1.;
•
58'A
Southern
1,000
16
*36
76%
V
/
30%
4
Mills
*12
39'A
753/2
20'A
Pictures
Consolidated
24
*95 3/4
*59 »A
1
35% May
>
98
13
18
27
9-'A
9'A
*953/4
62
$1.32
121/4
*36 lA
V
52'A
Congoleum-Nairn Ric—
9
*12
19'A
8
20
101 %
*93/8
101%
99
*9 Va
96 V+
15 'A
Conde
3%
58
Gas System
Commonwealth
3%
20'A
23% Feb
13% Oct
993,4
100%
*59'A
Mar 21
3%
»A
15'A
11%
*151/2,
19%
58 »A
21'A Apr
333/4 Dec
62%
62'A
"12%
34'A Mar 24
151/4
11%
20%
Cone
19
62'A
6134
par
11
151/2
15%
*20'A
2
2
1051/2 Dec
33
1 33'A
34'A-
common,,No par
8
86
'-193/4
18
29
20
35% Jan
x33 'A
*34
cumulative preferred.No par
Columbian Carbon Co__
No par
30
86'A
No par
10% Feb
25
35% Jan
May
99'A
15
30'/a
Ry 'corn—,100
28% Jan
Jun
Jan
69
38%,
99'A
*9'/a
2.50
&
87%
95
7% Apr 29
25% Mar 10
7% Jan
30
2
■44% Jan
37%
62%,
9 6'A
Broadcasting Sys cl A_2.50
Combustion
29
37%
34
100 Va
$4.25
6IV2 Apr
100
5,500,
May 8
109%
B
62
1,300.
63
58
42'A
1st
3,600
3,700
'
57 'A.
-
Iron,,—No par
&
5,600
*62'A
63
*42
Southern
16,100
591/4
May 7
52'A
com
2nd
13% Jan
47 Va
*943/4
noncumulative
-16 3a Jan
46%
Thursday
*108%
Corp,,,No
4fo
5
47%
V.
52I/2
—,4
4<V noncumulative
15
38%
15%
PRICES
109V2
Collins & Aikman Corp,
26
38'A
Wednesday
*108%
preferred,—,*,No
Feb
38%
-
*
May 6
•
993/4
170
preferred
Apr
61'/< Dec
Dec
May -5
*
cumulative 2nd preferred
100
Co
(Thei—
,^No par
Class
19
76%
»
993A
*45
7%
Columbia
18%
1'5%,
39 3A
75%
Tuesday
37%
*145
4%
Fuel
41%
* 11 %
3.2 VA
;* 3-6 3/4.
:
20
Coca-Cola
12
45'A Jan
123/4
'!
76i/8 "
85
&
41%
3%
85
59V4 Feb
8
12 '/a
3%
28'A
xl5
453/8 Jan
/
85'A
534
Colorado
21 »/a
3/4
193/4
i
5%
Colorado
57
t
28'/a
3
20%
42
1
16
85
7
2
15%
11%
6%
59'A Mar 27
8
3%
391/2
75VAv
153/4,.
87
22% Feb
21%
87 V2
1 t'A
;* 151/a/
i
28'A
22'A Apr
Jan
•'?
*
16
5%
8
2
22'A Dec
ll7/a
*28 Va
18% Jan
3
9% Jan
15% ;
11 '/a
..,*36
Monday
:
38
7" *62
100
common
Internat'l
2,200
58
'
3/a
preferreed
100
Clopay Corp
;
1
Cluett Peabody & Co coin,,—No par
$3.50
3,100
8%
\
8'A
*62-'A
<
88
.*87%.
99"%
34
conv
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
13%
46%.
19V2
9
13%'
*8'/a
383/2
;
.
19 3/a
4
Jan
Va-
63
17
13 V8
•
81/2
59V4
19%
Apr
-
58'A
r
19'A
Inc
1-3%
;*6l%.
19 %
Jan
•
900
f-
61%
19%
95
1
2,100
59%
19%
46
18
193/4
31''A
*
19'A
2
Jan
19
*30%
"46 Va
1
27
19% May
5,300
19'A
31%
46% i
30%
Jan
41
17 Va
19
3 8'A
,
2,700
31%
381/4
47'
19,300
;
38%
12'A
,
17'A
17 Va
100
18%
■
i
19
•-•30'A
Coca-Cola
41 'A Feb
87
1
41%
301/4
4
20'A Jan
27
J
28,900
84'A
25
21
*40'A
29%
2
42% Jan
33
May 8
„No par.
cum
25
19
30'A
6% Jan
May
25
42 '/a
29%
32'A Jan
19
2
12 3/8
36
25%
18%
18
211/4
*3%
39% v-;
753/2
stock—50
Foods
*83 'A
18%
30%
9
Jan
guaranteed
»/4
19'A
30%.
23
22% Mar 10
30
3%
3%.
17
'/a
gtd_„50
7%
35%
841/2
20%
*15Va
74%
4%
4'A%
51% Sep
Nov
*
.
*11%
Molybdenum—,
Clinton
4% Apr
26% May
130'-J Jan
Special
Climax
2
2
31
3%
100
Cleveland
RR
363/8
41%
I5.V2-
,
•.
1,500
17%
19
88
70
6%
31'A
35%
42'/a
>
103%
6'A
6>A
31
*83 Va
1
21%
*87%
11%
16
*153/2
*373/2
noncumulative preferred—100
18
4
27% Jan
15 V2
11 >%
16
75%
——5
Elec
Jan
19 Va Jan
July 11
88%-...
12%
—No par
84.50
Pitts
1
103%
60CT
1,600
*30%
104
»/a
8%
"
&
6
•*30VA
61%
..
59
15%
11 Va
38
28
25'a Jan
393/8 Apr
x36 'A
15%
*99
convertible preferred'
Equipment Co__
;
C C C 3c St Louis Ry Co com
0%
25 3A
59
61%
58
*87%.
39%
100
;
Clark
.
25
5,200
-
*
'
4'A %
Cleve
25 »/a
46%
12'A
Cities Service Co_.+
;
iq
City Investing Co common—:
5
5»A% preferred,
—100
7
"4
25
381/4
*37Va
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co___ 10
C I T Financial
Corp„
—No par
18
15'A
33%
18'/2
46 va
*613%
3A
17
LOW AND HIGH SALE
20
91
38
28
61%
59
,-8 8
Saturday
71%> Feb
Apr
15%
41%
*
5,200
33%
20%
(
1,200'
43
151/a
8'A
46
,
42 V4 Jan
3
39
35% Dec
13%
8%
46 'A,
com—17
City Products Corp.,-,
City Stores Co common,4
25
24%
% 13%
,
42'A
33%
8'A
,
38'A
Par
Electric
24%
13%'
%„
431/2
91/2
'
v
13%
<■
83a
38
75
8,100,
18%
*9
'
13%
8Va
•'
■_
17%
13%.
38%
a
17
18%
91/2
33 Va
843/a
311/2
25
Illuminating com_No
preferred,,—u
—No
Cleveland Graph Bronze Co—
110
l
Apr
24
12% Jan
t
5
8
-
18
23% Jan
155
18 VA Mar 18
80
5
'*47
7
81 %
102
10
30
353,8 May
3
65% Jan 14
37 V 2 Jan 26
3
Jun
56
&
preferred
*
48% Feb
54% Mar 17
1
.
Feb
4
105a4 Mar 12
12
Jan
Sp'A Feb
61
9
25% Jun
16
100'A Feb
,
18
16% Jun
Jan
94V/4 Jan
132
26
42'A Nov 29
85
21
27
138
xlOO'A Nov 29
806
13
36'A Feb
3% Mar 24
29% July
130'A Dec
5
Sep
34 3A Apr 16
109'A Jan 27
31
28% Jan
5
Apr
90
4
XIO3V4 Dec
7
53 'A Feb
155
4%
3 6'A
17%
19
-3%
—
10% Mar 15
32% Mar
140
8
99% Apr
27VA July 31
Dec
Cincinnati Gas
9
647A May
8
Oct
10
Apr
35%
*83'A.
31
25
EXCHANGE
41% Jan
102
22
120'A Sep
94
-3*
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
18
17'A
19
15%
25
833/a
30%
41%
l
'
.convertible
36
24'/a
21
*11
16%
19
*103
19%
19
*15%
1.7
*9
L
61/2
17
41%
10
16%
V
31%
30%
20 »A
88%
No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil—
Childs Co common.....;
•
'
I91/2"
19%
59
5,600
\I0V4
104
,*6 3/8
*30'A
17%
42
*46
preferred series A—IOC)
"
19%
21%
*61
22
*
30%
19
par
1
'
19%
41%
com^No j>ar,
Chicago & South Air Lines
Chicago Yellow Cab„_;
16%
8
•
20 '/a
43
13%
38 Va
20
43
30%
20%
100
preference—No
24%
8
No par
9,900
-
20
•
22'A
*108'A
'
103
17%
"
381/4 Apr 27
57V2 Dec
84% Mar 28
85% Jun
Dec
40
27
Lowest
*13%.
pfd—-;__100
—2_"2'1—
24'A
17%
30%
20
20
-
91/2
421/4'
6 %
800
108%
201/2
20
19
*9
30%
*19%
&fPac_—No par
noncum
24%
17
17
19
'
42'A
35%
400
6,000
19 VA
1
201/2
16%
83 Va
51
*18%
20
31%
17%
*50
*108'/a. 108%
u
201/2
104
,
"
108
20
*103
351/2
600
38
243/2
85
20
'
38
24'A
17%
20.
38'A
24
*83
21,
37 »A.
x24
18
500
37%
241/2
35%
86
-
1,200
10%
243/+
35%
*83
800
81/4
10%
108
203/4
6%
20%
8%
37%
'
108
*30'/a
17.
20%.
8 3/a
'.*20'A.
151/4
'
16%
20%
8 Va
.
33»/2
t
17
20%
50%
151/a
6'A
10
3,700
5 300
10%
33 '/a
32
19
10%
15%
103
103%
18%
50 !A
331/4
6 'A
103'/a
.191/4
10%
15%
103
141
50
33'A
*30 3/2
141.
*
151/a
6%
24%
Paul
A
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
35'A.
25
40
STOCKS
Year 1951
201/a
34 3A
'
32
1
17%
North Western com
15
13,800
40
110
103%
!
*33'A
103
•<
*6%,
*30
—————No par
Range for Previous,
Lowest
„
_100
2—2:
series
&
15'A
RR cora_2No par
—
>
15
100
40 V4
401/4
103
18%
8 3/8
9%
42%
4,400
10%
19%
*9
51'A
104%
1 151
151
•
'
41%
103 3/4
17
17
*19
9V/a
~~
Co—
convertible preferred
Chic Milw
26
43% Oct
80% Dec
16%
19%
*9
,—A—
Class B
27
Apr 28
17
*19
9%.
preferred'———
_5o
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry. cl A_2§
26
61%
r
16%
19%.
11102'%
4
45% Apr
70% Sep
16%
'
9% Jan
32% Feb
52% Oct
58%:Apr 27
Jan
163+
.19'A,
50%
*1031/4
143
20%
203/a
5%
26
Nov
20
24%
13
15
37
"f
20
Chicago Corp (The)-"——
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
Mar 19
39% Jun
26
19 Va
.24%
& Fibre
preferred-
Class A—
15% Jan. 28
7
19%
*
-
,4
25
20
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
Mar 14
7% Nov
7% Feb
Corp___i.
Chicago & East 111
Apr 1
17% Jun
20
Cab
Manufacturing-!—1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
28
21% Jan
b 28% Apr
Jan
19
108%
19%
.____'_^-_No par.
25% Mar 14
15% Feb
*108
19%
Checker
Mar 15
18
109
18%
194,000
50
37>A
18%
*9
39%
8 %
10%
373A
%
51'A
*20%
50'A
10%
20,400
ft
104
*141
400
26%
151
51
20 Va
10%
108
151
500
3/a
'
-21
*107%
Corp—I——5
Com mo n
S4.50
34% Feb
*49
ft
*161/2
50
35
7
36% May
10%
*203A
50%.
26
'. 18 %
'*16%
8 J/4
50
*34%
4
'
20%
26%
39%
18%
17
37 Va
42%
29% Feb
2
20%
*49
12
'104
143
103
'
20%
*37
L-22L-5
104% Apr
2
38% Feb
West
Pasco
1
81% Jan
-
de
18
27
22% Jan
& South
Champion Paper
30% Feb
*8%
38
Certain-Teed Products
Corp—l
Chain Belt CO——"2"
10
1
33 % Jan
1
13
33% Jan
5
12% Jun
Feb
t
17
29
27% NOV
42
6%May,l
-
8
89.
"Jan
to
15
26
12% Jan - 9
16% Apr
6
22% May
2
28% Jun
2
21
Cerro
'
Aug
107% Feb'
10
14% Jan
16%
*20%
8 Va
*36%
Central'Violeta Sugar Co———9.50
Century Ribbon Mills—12,-No par
,8
"
14% Jan
Central
6
10
k
16%.
12
"
•
14
21
-
3
.
May
18%
20%
44
12 Va
261/4
'
103 »/4
18%
_100
f_
Central RR Co of N J class A
Class B
2
'
16% Apr
May 11
11% Jan
22% May
5
preferred
1023/a
18%
4,800
*43
491/2
39'A
26V2
26%
26%
1513/2
*141
400
V4
104%
403A
6,300"
45'A
*44
441/2
'
491/4
50
351/2
26'A
'
&
*1031/4
144
8Va
10%
16
39%
141
20%
8
10%-
50
104%
Shares
107'A
35 Va
*12
'
V
%
*107
the Week
*43'A
.
26
*151
102%
18%'
20%
Hudson Gas & Elec
.No par
Illinois Light common
*
49'A
40%
26
tV
151
103%
144
102%
50%
Central
%
*16%
163*
*2014
18
20
40
20%
*49 %
Apr
'
Feb
26
-18%
par
Feb
15
25%
*141
preferred series B vtc_——100
5%
109
15 % Feb
27
4
8
2
17% Dec
'25
53% Feb
26 Va
150%
351/4
44'A
44 3/4
12%
4
107'A
35 Va
441/4
*12
40%»
77/a
10714
26%
*43%
12
51
20%
1
26%
44
%
May 9
'
453/4
26%
49%
102%
Central
*44
12
*103%, 104%
144
14
9% Feb
44 */4
441/2
50%
*18'A
351/4
26'/a
151
*16%
1071/4
35%
26%
%
*141
Corp .common—2-.i-No par
preferred __2*—JlL-l-'_2_2Q
'
44.
1071/4
35 Vb
12'A
25%:
*103%. 104%
5%
••
1073%
353/a
Friday
May 8
44 %
150%
40%.
Sales for
Thursday
May 7
26%
%
*102
24
2
preferred-.
107
35 Va
45
150%
50T/r.
PRICES
Wednesday
43
26 %
%
*150%
SALE
*12
12
26 Vb
No par
com
26%
43 %
1
12
;_100
40
Mar
26%'
43 Va
ioo
2—
23% Mar 27
29
28% Mar
2
13% Jan
29
2nd
'
7
10% Jan
36% Dec
*43%
Celotex
20% Mar 12
17
Jan
19
28
30
47% Jan
35%
44%
_lo
Amer
107%
35 Va
44'A
4% % / conv preferred series A_100
2
17% Jan
19% Jan
-
7%
2
19% Jan
Jan
32% Jan
16
26
Preferred 4.20%
107%.
35%
5
-
Celanese Corp of
'
39'A Jan
9
2
*107.
HIGH
Tuesday
May (5
May 5
_No par
•
\7% preferred —"_22l'__"J_j__„__l00
Caterpillar Tractor common—___10
12
110'A Jan•
Light
Rights
Mar 31
150 % Feb
May
16
26
51% Jan
101% May
17'A Mar
14% Jan
18
104% Apr
38% May
&
Conv preferred 4% series____
50
Carriers & General Corp
l
Case (J I)
Co new commons.-12.50
151% Mar 31
99% Jan
105% May 24
*
Power
Carpenter Steel Co
47 % Jan
13
.
Carolina
1
28
*107
AND
Monday
May 3
Clinchfield & OhioRy.lOO
Apr
142 % Jan
3
Feb
58% Aug
Carolina
53 % Jan
21% Jan
45 % July 13
Dec
6
Saturday
Par
22
10% Feb
[
LOW
STOCK
1
43% May
13
155
YORK
EXCHANGE
39% Jan
13
25 % Aug 17
8
NEW
107'A Apr
25% May
% May
138
1
Highest
preferred
-
25
10'A
*10
*10
10'A
'10
*32%
"93/a
9'A
9'A
9 3/4
9'a
9'4
9
9%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173a
17%
>17
17%
35%
35%
35 'A
3514
35%
10%
9
33
10%
9%
17%
9
17'A
10%
800
400
9Va
2,70C
17%
13,300
*351,4
35%
35%
35Va
353/8
3,700
'10814
108 3'4
109
109 i/t
106 %
109 3 a
103 3'+
103 %
1C334
109%
109%
109%
400
10734
*107
1073/4
*107%
107'+
*107%
107%
107'A
107%
107'A
107 Va
80
32%
32
32 %
32'/4
32 V+
33'A
33%
3,200
*107
321
a
*100
102
'163 4
17
*91
91%
45 'A
*96 3 3
*114
*834
*1634
45%
98
116
8%
17'A
*100
102
*100
32
102
*100
35'
+
32%
102
35%
17'A
*10%
33
33
102
102
*102
103 'A
20
16%
16%
16%
lo%
16%.
16%
16%
16%
16'A
16%
5,300
*91 3/4
91'A
91'A
91 >/4
01%
92
91
91%
*90%
91%
1,220
46 %
8,000
44%
45%
97
45
45%
*96%
114'4
*114%
116
8%
8 %
f,%
45%
98
114'4
97
*16%
17 'A
'16%
8%
17%
*36%
116
3%
.
*
16%
45%
93
113
3%
17
45%
*96'
2
*115
8%
17'
45%
98
116 %
8%
17
45%
98
*115
x8%
17
98
116%
200
250
9
3,300
17
3C0
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1968)
.
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1952
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
12 'A Jan
10
1754 Oct 13
64 'A Nov
28
78
48 Va
July
59% Sep
12
754 Apr
56 54 Jan
Feb
1
24
16
68% Apr
111/2 Jan 20
NEW
Highest
1254 Apr
3
2
July
22
Jan
2
7% July
1554 Feb
®
11
Continental
954 Jan
30
•
18
75
Apr
3
20% May
27 54 Feb
6
25
Jan
30
5
30
Mar
x53% Dec
14
9
53% Mar
5
5554 Apr
May
2254 Jun
28
55% July
4254 Jan
8
22
19% Jun
29
3054 Nov
1
23 54
May
Oct
11
50
Feb
X2054 Sep
19
52
Mar 17
49
13 % May 24
6OV4 Jun
7254 Jan
29
2
July 16
Jan
2
x91% Dec
11
10454 Mar
x92 54 Dec
11
104% Feb
Jan
3
38
x66
78
66% Apr
8754 Jan
99 52 Apr
65% Feb
1
Jan
10
2% Jan
103% Feb 20
20
2
15
Jan
2
33% Dec
26
47% Nov
24
3154 Jun
28
Jun
23
9
96% Apr
1
24
1154 Mar 31
25
May
l
8
15 54 May
1
*50%
51
140
1
20
5
*17%
18
17%
17%
1754
18
*17%
18%
18%
18%
*18
18%
800
*6454
65
64 %
65
6454
65
65
65
64%
65%
66
650
*68%
6954
*9854
99
*98%
99%
68%
68%
Co
100
1
Corp
Cuba RR 6%
8
4854 Jun
28
Jan
10
'5254 Mar 31
4954 Jan
3
1254 Jan
9
7% Apr
24
10
Jan
7
27% Feb
10
2354 Feb
21
2454 Feb
23
129 54 Jan
19
57
81/2 July 2
23% Dec 12
23
13254 Jan 24
Jun
29
3754 Nov 15
257/8 Jaa
2
Jun
25
3
100% Mar 16
12% Dec
26
128 54 May
18
Jan
131
22
3
32 54 Mar
3
3754 Jan
pfd
32
a
33% Mar 29
2
33%
4%
3%
2
4
2
1.%
33%
34%
33%
7,600
2
4
4
1%
33%
2,200
34 54
5,300
*95%
96 54
*95'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
25%
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
*25%
25'A
25
255s
1,200
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'A
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
4,700
*34%
35
A
32%
Inc
pfd
100
101
32%
81
•
*23%
24%
*175
24%
*23
190
*175
6%
32%
81
24%
24%
—No par
*32%
33%
" 95
*24
18%
*175
190
6%
25
190
6'A
26
18%
19
1,200
190
6%
6 54
*26%
27%
7%
7%
7%
".95%
96%
*951%
*51
511/2
*51
4,900
96
51%
96
96
51
*51
133
35%
96
51%
64
7%
-23%
*130
*63
8
7%
*23%
8
23%
35%
1,530
18%
*175
6%
130
25
*24
2554
26
18%
27%
7%
8
23%
133
*34%
25
25
7%
51
*130
25
*26%
51%
35%
200
7%
*95
133
2,000
81%
27%
95%
*34%
32%
*81
7%
95%
*130
*32%
82'A
*26%
95%
7%
32%
*81
10%
7%
23%
32%
32%
82
10%
27
*51
1,400
101
10%
7%
■r.
50%
*1001/2
•10%
27
v
100
35
50%
100%
10%
7%
8
*34%
51
900
100 54
10%
2754
51%
35
50%
x
64
7%
23%
6%
51
102
*63
*2654
■
*)75
6%
35
35
100
64
10%
7%
18%
190
6 %
*63
10%
23%
*23
18%
*185
6%
24%
25
1854
64
32%
*81
24%
*23
18%
10%
*51
51
*101%
32%
81
10%
*95
*3454
51
102
32%
190
6 %
*63
*95
35
50%
101%
25
18%
64
*34%
50%
82
*81
18%
35
101
32%
81
25
.
18%
1
Inc 7%
*50%
101%
*23
100
*34%
50%
50%
*101
_100
common
Cutler-Hammer
x3%
2
33%
96%
certificates
Cushman's Sons
4%
*1%
33%
2.50
preferred
Class
454
2
30
11%
16
9454 Apr
4 54
4
30
177
177
11%
12% Jan
31
176%
96%
1
Dec
176%
176%
8,100
*11%
May
22
177%
*175%
60
69
*95
6%
29
*176
176 %
*175
68%"
11%
*62%
Jan
68%
96%
10
Jan
68%
1
11%
454% 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
854 Mar 20
68%
*95
Cudahy Packing Co
30
68
68%
3,400
11%
8
99
69'
68%
71%
96%
2
20
995*
71%
*25%
25
24
99
*98%
*11%
Feb
Feb
*98 'A
99 %
71%
*95
7% Jan
54 Apr
99
*98%
1
6454 Apr
6
*98%
99
900
2
1
26
70%
99
69%
69
33%
3
3
106% Feb 15
70
98%
2
Jan
10 54 Feb
69%
*98%
99%
33
May
3154 Aug 20
64%
99"
68%
4%
3,200
24%
*99
2
6
3
23%
24'A
*98%
33
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7%
23%
99%
2
No par
noncum
23%
69%
100
—i.
preferred
23%
98%
33
Wheat
preferred
22%
68%
1
Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal common
$2
177
4%
22
98%
*99
25
common
of
22%
*175
63
23
28
common
5
Jan
96
Works
8
6 54 Nov
X25
Glass
Mar
10
55'A
24%
Jan
8
*54%
*54%
12,600
-
50
Apr
14% Oct
1,500
56
56
66%
24%
77
9
9% July
1,000
29
65%
50
3%% preferred
Creameries of America
18
190
21'A
*28%
50%
11
19
21%
26%
24%
185
10
21%
23%
2
July
Nov
67%
21%
28"%
24%
13
Mar 27
7 54
62
6654
2854
50%
6 %
180
*54'%
56
66%
21 %
22%
30
May
*54%
56
28%
51
30
20% Jan
*54%
64%
*21
24%
92 54 Jan
23
2854
*50
39% Jan
Mar 25
2154
2854
*23%
1
"18% Apr
129 54 Jan
64%
20%
28 Vs
8,500
50%
$4.20 preferred ——
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer com™
25
5% convertible preferred
100
Mar 20
24% Feb 13
1954 Mar 29
64%
21%
28%
900
2,700
8 54
24 %
Cream
28
25 54
64%
21%
56
22%
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
1
64
7%
7%
22%
5
May
May
7%
23%
21
22
7%
50%
28
80
7%
-7%
22 V#
5754 Jan
31
7%
Shares
13%
72
51
36% Feb
3
13%
72
24 54
102 54 Apr
3
13
72
*50
No par
l
28
13
71%
the Week
*24
Crane
3
19% Jan
12%
71%
2854
*5454
9
3454 Apr
9954 Oct
32
25
2
Jan
7%
12%
71%
64 54
28 %
—No par
13%
71%
71%.
22
64%
*■2154
4854 May
99 54 Jan
Jan 31
4754 Oct
'
1254 Jan
'26
1
3954 Feb 14
57% Oct
3
29
Jun
79
3
25
5
Oct
54 Jan
3854 Jan
7
106
97% Nov 20
4
2% Jan
1
5
7%
Friday
May !)
May 8
5
7% preferred
Coty Inc
Coty International
15
8
12% May
22
Apr
7
2954 Mar
'
17
178
3154 May
9154 Jan
19
7%
3 54 %
23
70% Feb 29
X3% May
1% May
12
7%
*12%
12%
71%
Sales for
Thursday
May 7
preferred —
100
Cum pfd 3 54% series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common_25
22
99% Apr
5% Jan 26
12%
71
14
PRICES
Wednesday
50
Corning
25
16
4254 Oct
12%
7154
common—5
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co
9
16
2
Nov
69% Jan
23
16
12%
7154
Delaware
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
22% Mar 21
Jan
28
10% Jan
14
54 Jan 25
Jan
166
5
Corp
SALE
May 6
1
Corp
HIGH
Tuesday
May 5
May 3
10
$3 prior preferred
Copper Range Co
2
5154 Jan
93
Jun
25
28 5s Jan
93
4% Nov
8854 Dec
29
2
27 % Jan
2
6
2
of
Steel
Cooper-Bessemer
28
19
79% Aug 17
186
Jan 23
1661/4 May 17
Continental Oil
Continental
8
19
'1754 May
1
64
Apr 30
Fibre
Insurance
AND
Monday
Saturday
Par
Continental Motors
3354 Nov 16
2
STOCK
Continental Diamond
Jan
76
12
32
YORK
EXCHANGE
2654 Jan
2
LOW
STOCKS
1951
Year
Lowest
24
23%
*130
35%
35%
133
*130
35%
*63
11%
2,500
*26%
271/2
100
7%
7%
5,900
.
7%
8
100
-8
'
*130
13,300
800
133
35%
36%
170
24
24
23%
133
36%
64
11
'36%
1,300
333A
1,700
D
37% Mar
Jan
9
91
Jan
3
xl0% Mar 18
141/2 July 24
17% Feb 28
14% Mar 24
31% Jan
2
47
90
17'A Feb
Dec 31
Oct
29
29% Jan
2
Dec
28
84% Dec
2#
100% Feb'
Dec
28
104
17% Jan
8
15
85
91
20% Apr
35
14
Feb
May
7
88
2
25% Sep 10
11% Oct
4
Jan
28
921/2 Jan
26
21
19
May
1
2
11
Jan
2
15% Jan
4
49
>
■
v96
Apr 22
-98% May 2
24% Feb
5
27
3
69% Oct
17
54
Jan
2
74
Oct
19
60
30% Jun
25
37
Jan
19
31% Jan
25
53% Feb
9
43
2
17 % Feb
2
12% Apr
24
49% Apr 29
14% Jan
4
2
26
Dec
27
23
18
25% Jan
41'A Jun
10% July
20% Jan
8
Apr 16
Apr 17
May 1
3
Jan
2
Apr
9% Jan
14
63% Jan 25
69% Mar
34»A Apr
8
*10%
20
*14%
1
35%
10
*14'A
7
35%
series
A
_100
.'Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
"*95
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
*97%
8O0
19%
Dayton
Rubber
Co
Records
Decca
Inc
Co
&
50c
7%
16
35%
1.0%
16
*14%
153/8
35%
35%
35%
35%
14
14
13%
13%
35
35%
;.
34%
35%-
93%
*93
93%'
;
93
93
95
95%
35%
14
35
95
*95
95%
*95
*97%
98%
*97%
20%
20%
20%
>
*13%
33%
*95
:
15%
35%
351/2
1,200
13%
13%
1,200
35%
X34%
>34%
3,500
*92
93
*91
93
95%
*94
953/4
*931/4
94%
98%
*97%
98%
*97
96%
'
35%
•
98%
19%
20%
20
8%
8%
56 %
57
63%
63%
63%
63
*34
34%
34%
34%
*34
8
8%
8
8%
8%
20%
21
8%
150
10
,
21
55%
56
56
56
55%
64%
63%:
64%
64 3/8
645%
34%
64
48 %
48
34%
*34%
34%
*34%
34%
2,200
8%
8 %
8%
57
56
.
21
2,800
55%
.
2,900
64%
3,000
■
34%
*1,400
'
100
Western
*47
48
47%
48
*47%
48
48
48%
48
'
50
13%
13%
13'A
13%
131/2
13%f
13%
14
13%
14
13%
Power & Light Co—13.50
Delaware
300
10%
*143/4
14
30
96
■
103/4.
'
*97%
20
&
33%
95.
10%
93
' 98%
*55%
v
33%
95
10%
*35%
-
33%
*14%
y
14
56%
Hudson
&
Delaware Lack
*14%
63
1
common
preferred
Delaware
15%
95
95
*10%
10%
.
35
94%
8
*10%.
35
14%
20
33 7/8
*94
33%
*94
10%
No par
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Deere
*93%
33%
95
*14%
' 35
35
33
10%
16
3.75%
:
33
*94
10%
Preferred
21
2
*94
2.50
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power Ss Light common
94% Apr 16
Jun
8
Davega Stores Corp common
5%. convertible preferred
35% Mar 21
41% Jan
57
Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A——100
8
Jan
15% Mar
19
85% Jan
May
13 i
1
24
13'% Apr
33% Feb
341/2 Sep 19
99
Jan
4
95
Dana
*23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
24
24
24
24
*231/2
72
71
'i 48 Vs
1,500
13%
23,200
24
1,500
72%
6,400
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
2
69% Oct
5
29
15% Mar 29
79% Feb
17
x70
Mar
4
84
Apr
26
25'A Dec
3
"20
May
X
24% Jan
17
21% Apr
10
25% Sep
Jan
3
24
Mar
23
64
6
2
23
Oct
55% Feb
13
60
Feb
5% July 25
8
48% July
60% Jun
60
16%
Jan~l7
Mar
62
Jan 20
19%
29% Mar
27
5% Apr 14
14% May
1
16% Jan 14
Mar"~9
23'A July 2o
36% Nov 26
Feb
39% Dec 11
1
23 '/a Apr
34 % May
14
5
106% Apr 29
45V4 May
6
Feb"l6
45% Jan
19
54
32% Dec
20
36% Feb 20
32% Jan
13% Nov
24
19% Feb
8
8% Jan
2
11% Feb
3
24
Jun
31
28
Feb
Detroit
6% Jan
11
21
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Detroit Steel Corp
18% Jan 28
De Vilbiss
27% Jan
21
Devoe
Jan
25
Diamond
114% Feb
19
52% Mar 31
34% Apr
1
14% Jan
10
Jan
8
11
Apr
29
15
3
&
Year
T
12
Dec
20
10Vs Dec
21
30'A Jan
2
14% Jan
2
431/2 Jun
29
77% Jan
10
Dec
29
180'A Jan
99
3
813/4
81%
21%
21%
21'A
1,900
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'A
23'/«
23%
11,100
60
58
58
*58
5%
5%
15%
15%
5%
*15
Car
Co
6
9'A Apr
29
12% Jan
3
21
37% Jan
2
14"% Jan
19
103/8 Jan
8
38% Aug 16
19'A Oct
2
31% Feb
20
16% Jan
Dr.
Doehler-Jarvis
11
2
Sep 13
16
20% Apr
52
Apr 17
100% Feb 29
99% Jan
3
66% Oct 15
119% Sep
111% Feb
11% Mar 25
116% Jan
244,
May
2
27
3
62% Jan 28
2
105% Mar 29
257Va Jan 30
26% Apr
5
$3.25
27% Oct
3
93'A Feb
1
81
Jan
18
84
7
3%%
19% Jan
10
33
Nov 21
32
Jan
22
36% Mar 18
Dunhill
'10% Nov 21
17
Feb
6
12% Jan 23
9
9% May
Feb
Dresser
26
102% May
8
27
135
3
xll4%Jan
8
90'A Dec
19
106% Feb 23
x92% Jan
8
45
20
45% Jan
10
Jan
54'A Feb
12% Feb
>79% May
7
6
8% Apr
1
25
92
Jan
2
119% Apr 25
98% Apr
1
49% Feb 27
10% Jan
7
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
15%
15%
151/4
15%
15 %
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
24
24%
23%
24
24
24%
24%
24%
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34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
.107 yr
♦106%
1073/B
108
*106
107
17%
107
17%
10
5%
15%
17%
108
107%
108
1,500 1
1,600
17%
600
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24
1,800
35
35
1,900 •;
109
1,900
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'
45%
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45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
46'A
46%
46
46
34%
34%
34%
34%
*34%
34%
34%
343A
34%
34%
34%
34%
1,000
1,000
13%
13%
13%
13'A
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
2,800 '
101/4
10'A
10'A
10%
10%
10%
103/8
10%
10%
10'A
103/8
2,200
*22%
22%
22'A
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
23 Va
22%
22%
7,400
9%
9%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Tuesday
May 5
May 6
May 3
9%
9%
Sales for
Wednesday
May 7
Thursday
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*31%
32
31 %
31'A
31'A
31%
321/4
32%
323/4
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*11'/8
11%
*111/8
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
331/4
33'A
33%
No par
No par
105%
No par
*104%
No par
preferred
Industries
*243
50c
common
convertible
18%
54
15
series A
*93/8
323A
*11%
preferred—100
24%
18%
54
18%
33
18%
18%
19%
54
54%
105%
106
106'A
105
*104%
105
*104
247
*245
248
*246
19%
105
251
105%
54
24%
24%
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24%
55
54'A
107%
106'A
19%
19%
55
54'A
32
*11%
33
9%
700
11%
1,200
33
2,200
193/4-19%
19%
55
54%
11,500
54'A
107%
106
107%
105
104%
104 Va
*103
*247%
251
251
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3,400
104 3/a
250
24%
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24%
106 3A
107
7,600
100'
v
24%
24%
81
24%
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82
82
82
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83
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81
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10
10
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3,000
34'
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r
82
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No par
Co—
International
(E I)
1,200
32 'A
*104'/8
24%
Shares
May 9
9%
5
the Week
Friday
May 8
Common
10
5
81%
82%
82%
823/4
83%
Preferred $4.50 series
82%
83%
833A
No par
118%
118%
118%
118%
1183/4
118%
118%
118%
NO par
97%
*97%
98
*97'A
97%
97%
971/4
96%
*48%
49%
♦48%
49%
*48%
49%
*48%
8%
8%
8%
8%
83%
118%
*97%
Duquesne Light Co. 3.75%
D W G Cigar Corp
pfd
82
50
48%
49
»
*8%
9
.
9
9
*8%
1,600
84%
23,200
118 3A
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70
100.;
10%
118%
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*97
2,000
97%
500
'
49%
9
49'A
210
8%
49%
8%
600
E
197/a Jun
25
28% NOV
19
Jan
lo
30
19
Apr
4
13% Jun
29
41% July 10
156'A Dec
36% July
11
2
15% Jun 28
81
Dec
31
15% Jan
30
96
22
11
Jun
Dec
I
18
33% Sep 28
51% Sep 17
50% Sep 14
19
Apr 30
22% Apr 17
Jan
28
28% Jan
2
20
25
16% Jan
21
Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel
42% May
1
48
21
Eastman Kodak Co common
Jan
11
Jan
21
169'A May
7
36% Feb
27
40% Jan
17
8
15% Jan
2
17
18
95
Feb 26
19
Sep 26
158
83
Jan
163A Feb
23
97
25
Apr
2
Jan
Apr 29
18% Apr
1
Jan
14
25
15
5
123/4 Mar 11
14% Jan
44% Dec
18
52% Mar 29
2
54% May 2
23/4 Oct 10
44% Jan 24
1% Jan
"
403/8 Jan
12
2
July 20
46% Sep
16% Jan
21
12
1% Feb
2
40
2'A Apr
16
May 1
12% May 9
24% Apr 15
43% Mar 18
4%%
51% Jan
Elec .& Mus Ind
16% Mar 19
28% Mar 24
Elliott
6
49
23% Jan
33% May
1
14% Apr 24
13% Feb 29
38'A Jan 24
El
17% Jan
29
Emerson
15% Apr
14
193/a Jan
2
26
9
22'A Apr 30
28% Feb
7
94% Apr
20% Jan
2
98% Feb
2
22% Mar 27
5% Feb
6
6% Mar 17
38% Opt
8
3
20
Nov
15
263A Nov
33% Feb
'5
94
Oct
8
11
16% Mar 10
May
5%
18
Co
Natural
Emerson
Empire
Endicott
Radio
&
Johnson Corp
Co
3
22% May
8
Erie RR
71 % Feb
6
62% Jan
2
69
May
7
66
Mar 26
61% Jan
11
65
May
8
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
233/8
21
21
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
1,100
43
43%
42%
433/a
43%
433/a
43
43'A
13,000
169%
".38
*168%
169%
169
37%
37%
38
16%
16%
16%
16%
88
88
169%
38
373A
38
38
16%
16
16
16
16
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90
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90
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38
*17%
17%
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97%'
17%
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17%
17%
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17%
97%
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17%
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13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
47%
47%
47%
48
48'A
48'A
48%
2
2
2
2
2Va
90
193/4
19%
169
*169
:39%
38%
17%
>17%
97%
*96
97%
16%
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17%
17%
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*96
20
170
39%
16%
90
17%
2.200
12,800
800
"
60
'1,500
900
10
1,000
97%
14
13%
14
13%
13%
3,600
49%
49'A
49%
49'A
49%
3,300
2
2%
2%
2%
2
2
4,600
41%
40%
41
41
41
41
41%
40%
41
15
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
25%
25'A
25'A
25'A
25%
25%
25%
25%
25'A
25%
*49%
*49%
50
49%
49%
49%
49%
49'A
49'A
180
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
8,700
4
15%
15%
15
15
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
2 900
5
10
common__25
59
page 24.
23
21 %
19%
*40%
Phonograph
District Electric
13
see
23%
21%
3
24% Feb
For footnotes
23'A
20%
14%
169%
193/8
23'A
203/4
No par
Co
16% Jun 29
613/4 Dec
3
4%
*168%
19%
22%
21
50
Mfg
2
6
169%
19%
23'A
*16
2
Gas
Electric
12
Jun
*168%
43
19%
.22%
1
preference
Paso
22% Feb
l£r% Jan
433/8
19%
10
103% Jan
7% Feb 23
14%
43%
14%
43%
19%
5
common
19% Jun 29
5% Jun 28
11
*14%
'14%
Amer shares
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
31% Oct
22% Jan
*20%
100
Electric
52% Mar
2
20%
100
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric
Auto-Lite
(The)
25
16% July 2
12 3/4 July I7
16% Apr "20
23
20%
5
preferred
26
2
223/8
203/4
10
preferred
48'A Jun
Jan
22%
Manufacturing Co
.2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
1
4%% preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
22% Jun
13
Corp
193/8
22%
*20%
Eaton
14
Jan
Dec
6%
6
89
102
Eastern
193/8
1
10
25% Jan 18
Jan
101% Mar 22
10
Eastern Airlines Inc
1
2
44
Aug
19% Feb
182
Eagle-PIcher Co
May
May
14.
•
13%
*10%
No par
du Pont de Nem
Nov
112% Nov
5%
15%
34%
Saturday
Corp
Duplan Corp
x22%Feb
5%
24 %
17%
3,800
60
34%
_1
$4 preferred
20
*58
15%
15%
LOW AND
Dome Mines Ltd
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Dow Chemical Co common
2nd
60
34%
Par
Co
Pepper
*58
72'A
2
DlvcoCorp
Dixie Cup Co
363/4 Jan
2
60
73%
_2
Corp
EXCHANGE
29% Feb
*58
72%
*17
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
60
73%
50c
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
♦58
72
*24%
25," '
Distill
22
9% Dec 26
81%
21%
100
26% Jan 19
80'A Dec
Nov
81
21%
common___No par
Motor
20% Jan
82
81%
21%
72%
2
preferred
Stores
37% Dec 17
270
79
21%
10
A
Diana
16% Apr 13
r
80%
21%
1
preferred
cum
Diamond
79%
21%
1
common
28
Jan
81%
20%
STOCKS
1951
Highest
33% Nov 26
Co
Match
$1.50
80%
21
5
cum
Diamond
72
81%
21
RR Co_100
Co
Alkali
Range for Previoui
Lowest
& S W
Reynolds class
4.40%
71%
*81
8
20
I8V2 Feb
43
71%
100
Edison
Detroit Hillsdale
8
22
100
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co (The)
29
12% May
13
7
ctfs for common
Escrow
74% Apr 26
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office BJdg
common-
100
14%
50
14%
*49%
14
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
22
22
22
22
22
21%
22
1,400
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
3,400
99
97'A
97%
*97%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
5%
5%
'5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
21%
22%
217/8
22%
21%
22%
22%
22%
67%
677A
*673A
681/4
68%
69
64%
*62
64%
22%
68%
64%
2,800
26'A
5%
22
25%
22
21%
*62
25%
14%
98
*67%
.1,700
27
*26%
1
50
12%
22%
27
6.50
100
1,200
12%
14
22%
*97%
21%
No par
41%
22
*22
*26%
98
50
<41
*S2
*62
99
64%
-
*97%
99
22
X67%
65
67%
65
14%
*97%
22
5%
22%
67%
*64
14%
99
5,300
60
22%
4,900
5%
2,500
22%
26,300
67%
700
66%
10
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1969)
17
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
5% July 27
13 %
STOCKS
1951
July 11
8% May
18% Apr
Lowest
3
13
5% May
11% May
11% Jun
28
16
Apr
6
11
37
Jun
25
53
Dec
14
45
2% Dec
31
4% Feb 26
1
NEW
Highest
Jan
May
2% Feb
1
6% Mar 12
8
15% Mar
22
54
1
Eureka Williams
4
12% Mar
27
YORK
LOW
STOCK
•
EXCHANGE
Feb
Eversharp
11
Corp
5
Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
3% Feb 15
Exchange
*13%
n%
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
May 1
Thursday
May 9
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
13%
13
13 %
13%
13%
12
11%
12
11%
12
12
12
46
45%
45%
*45%
46
46
*2%
2%
*2%
22 %
*45%
*2%
2%
No par
.
5%
•
*45%
2%
the Week
Friday
May 8
13%
2.50
Corp
SALE
May 0
*5%
13%,
3
Buffet
HIGH
Tuesday
May 5
*5%
5
Co
AND
Monday
May 3
__l
Evans Products
4
Saturday
Par
Shares
400
5%
*57/8
6
11%
13-/8
11%
12
3,000
11%
12
11%
11%
3,900
46
46
45 %
45%
700
2%
2%
100
*2%
2%
*2%
2%
F
26% Deb
27
27% Dec
28
21% July 20
12% July 30
26% Feb
17% Feb
2
21% Apr
22% Feb
*22%
22%
26
23% Jan
11
19
Fajardo Sugar Co—
20
12% Jan
3
*22%
22%
16% Jan
29
16% Dec
3
Falstaff Brewing
Corp
1
*14%
15
Family
Corp_;_^
1
16%
1
15%
,13%
Jan
9
15% Jan
17
27% Jan
2
3
17% Mar
11% Jun
28
29% Mar 27
12% Feb
28
46 % Dec
12
51% Dec
31
48% Feb
19
50% Jan
2
82% Oct
9
6
31% Oct 25
56
Apr
28% Feb
28
23% Jan
28
4
31% May
5
Nov
26
8% Feb
2
38% Oct
30
54% Feb
5
100
Dec
14
106
Jan
4
13% Jan
2
18
Apr
26
17% Jan
3
65
Jan
21
54% Nov
20
x38% Aug 29
21
5% Jan
11
41% Jan
19
8
31
6
38% Apr
3
74% Jan
12
1
x69% Jan
68% Mar
May
Jan
12
25 % Jan
25
13 % Apr
18
Jun
28
26% Dec
31
17
18% Jan
10
Jan
12
2
25% Feb
13
19% Mar 30
26% Oct
5
90% Dec
26
33% Apr
2
94
9
Apr
87% Nov 30
16% May
19% Apr
90% Jan
2
15
20
,16% Nov 24
Jun
10
24% May 11
29
13% Feb
9
35% Nov-29
49% Sep
17% Oct
27
14
July 10
24% Nov
75
26
Dec
3
3
Apr
Jan
56%
54%
54%
*53%
55
*53%
55
*53%
55
53
*55
56
57
*56
58
30
*4%
4%
39%
39%
*55
59
4%%
preferred-
100
5
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
Con)
*103
*14
1
___
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
N Y
30%
30
4%
4%
4%
*4%
*56
40 '%
39%
40
103%
103 %
*103%
31%
5
39%
104
104
*103%
.
31
40%
*4%
40
104
25 %
*4%
*103%
104
103%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13%
13%
137/8
14
31%
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
73%
74
74%
74%
2.800
55 V*
53%
547/a
4,800
106%
106 %
10 %
10%
Mar
8
May
% Mar 14
Apr
56% Jan
Jan
99% May
23% Apr
19
Feb
25
28
29
1
4
18
Jan
14
Apr
7
26
Jan
11
12% May
4
10
9
84 % Mar 20
Power
Corp
Steel
Food
Stores
Fair
$4.20 div
Food
19%
20%
23
No par
*13%
cum
10
pfd
ser
of '51—15
3%% preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco
Sugar
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport
20
197/8
20
197/8
20
28%
29
29
29%
29
29%
13%
*13%
*13%
13%
*97%
16%
17
16%
17%
17
17%
16%
300
17
19%
20
20
20
20%
20
20
20%
20%
45%
98
98
*20%
21
17 %
'100
*97%
21
17%
21
*20%
17%
*17
17%
20%
17%
17
12%
12
12
12
12%
121/4
121/8
38%
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
*37%
15%
*14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*79%
81
79%
79%
7
*6%
12%
15%
08
12%
1,900
38
2,300
24
♦80
24
6,600
81
237%
*80
81
300
15%
*15
15%
23%
.
700
12%
.
38
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1,500
37%
12 %
37%
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81
*80
80
21
12
81
460
97%
97%
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3,000
46%
97%
97%
*171/8
17%
1,100
101
101
98
21
21
17%
45%
46%
101
II,100
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*S7%
977/8
46
20%
20%
20%
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13%
100
101
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98
977/8
46%
46
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98
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101
45%
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101
100%
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97%
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46
100%
]
common
6,400
13%
13%
13%
100
Co
preferred
10,800
17%
*17
1
900
2C%
13%
20
Co
13%
98
19%
1
Sulphur
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf Trailer
4%
100%
No par
19 7/s
16%
97%
*45 %
10
-
Co
*20
29%
13%
*97%
10
100
preferred
*97
20%
29 %
175/8
*19%
100
convertible
98%
20
20
17%
1
29%
*97
28%
28
common
29 %
2,100
4,400
20%
20'/a
27%
10%
98%
20%
27%
3,100
10%
-
40
29'A
20V4
20%'
170
39
29
20%
27%
74%
*97
20%
20
54%
105%
98%
*97
98%
20 %
No par
Machinery & Chem Corp
3%%
*97
105%
29%
28%
28%
28%
20%
54%.
53%
105 %
20
Corp
Inc
28%
98%
*19 %■
7%
Florida Power & Light Co
Florsheim Shoe class A
Follansbee
28%
*97
1
73%
52%
105%
4,600
106 %
10%
72%
72
53
52
100
700
14%
12
73%
10%
Firth
53
300
*105%
10%
Stores
72
72%
52
800
3,600
103 Va
*137/8
31%
31%
500
40%
40
40%
600
5
*4 7/a
5
40
I,500
'
31%
31%
31%
10%
16
75% Jan
55%
*29%
10%
4t>
22% Apr
31,700
10%
4
3
14%
10%
9
2
Feb
14%
*10%
26
95
15
(The) Carpet Co
5
Flintkote Co (The) common-No par
$4 preferred
No par
36% Feb
30% Jan
14%
8
10% Jan
Feb
147/a
39%
98
4
15
14%
38
114
29
17
15
38%
14
10
Jan
14%
38
29 % Mar 20
24
102
15%
37%
2
26
15
37
30
Apr
15%
37%
23% Jan
Apr
8,800
36 %
23% Jan
43
17 %
36%
5
92% Jan
17
36%
18
100
17 y8
*55
Florida
14
17
30%
3
14
17
59
20 %
27
16%
*29%
7
Feb
17
*54% ' 56 %
50
Florence Stove Co
Dec
16%
*55
4
54
16%
5
22% Jan
100
16%
2
2
110% Dec
700
16%
No par
32% Mar 20
13% Dec
14%
First National
101
21
19 % Aug 21
22%
14%
24
97
Apr
22%
22%
14%
106%
20
19% May
17% Mar
22
22%
14%
*105%
106% Feb
28% Mar 21
22%
22%
147/a
105%
11% Feb
2
22%
22%
*14%
72%
1
3
22%
*22%
15
105%
7
19
A
ser
& Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
22%
22%
14%
lo
27% May
Dec
pfd
cum
Federal Mining
22%
*22'A
14%
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
4%% preferred—
100
2
10V8 Apr
Dec
common
x22%
22%
23
15
17% Jan
Corp
p91/,
22%
*14%
40% Jan
34% Mar 13
13
21
conv
Co
Apr
107
14% Apr
33% Oct
92
5%
&
Finance
Fedders-Quigan
2
May
2
Jan
21
1
21
Morse
Federal Motor Truck
No par
Federated Dept Stores common
5
8
19
50
40% Aug 16
25
16% Jan
104
28
25
Jan
103 % Apr
4
Sep
Apr
71
7
31
35
57
3
Jan
78
19
Jan
22
13% May
70% Dec
Oct
10% Nov
100
107% Mar 17
103
25
4% May
37% Feb
15% Apr
Fairbanks
100
G
6% Nov
20
11% Mar 29
19
Jan
2
7% Jun
10% Mar 21
19% Oct 23
20% Jan
13
17 %
13
9 % Feb
9
May 29
36
40 % Oct
9
6 %
May
9
15% Apr
19 % Jan
8% Jan
19% Jan
9
7% May
36
Apr
4
23
Gair Co
20
30
29
6%
Apr
8
8% Jan
8
16
38 % Jan
12
July 19
21% Jan
8
18% May
2
19% Jan
21
20
Jan
3
26% Oct
15
22% May
9
25% Jan
2
18
Jun
28
26% Oct
15
22 va Feb
5
26
6% Jan
12
8
6% Apr
16
8% Jan
22
40% Aug 24
36% Aug 30
33 % Apr
15
41% Jan
18
31% Feb
7
7
26 % Feb
21
29% Apr
14
107% Mar 6
102 % Feb
20
104% May
51 % Jan
9
31
Jan
10
23% Jan
25
20% Jan
2
102 % July
5
48% July
9
10 % Jan
8% May
31% Dec
58% Feb
2
12
Jan
5
162
15 % Jun
29
149
8% July
72% Jan
2
2
Apr
May
26
6
4
19% Mar 19
11% Sep
80 r
Mar
13
7
26%Jun
29
34% Feb 26
•15% Jun
29
17% Jan
111
8
11
Apr
Feb
9% May
159
14
5
Jan
30
Jan
9
Apr
3
29
27% Oct
18
24% Jan
16
32 % Apr
3
29
41% Jfan
26
37% Jan
14
40
*36
*18%
18%
*18%
187/a
*18%
187%
*18%
18%
*23
23%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
*23
23%
*23
23
23
23
23
23%
23
Garrett
Gar
63% Sep
17
54% Feb
20
4
49% Jan
4
6% Jan
18
39% Nov
19
91
Dec
5
7% Nov
8
53 % Oct
*118
26
Dec
6
109% Dec
13
Apr 26
Oct
16
48% Jan
18
8
105
Jan
11% Mar
65% Jan
128
2
8
3
115
90
Wood
4%%
(The)
Industries
convertible
General
$8
Year
4%
119
Mar
($2
General
Electric
Finance
Foods
Jan
3
96
Apr
2
10 % Jan
12
General
17
60
12
General
Mills
2
124
May
5
5%
18
116
Jan
4
3%%
119
Nov
29
126% Jan
94
Dec
5
2
119% Jan
11
105% Jan
10
x94% Jan
3
May 22
21% Feb
6
31% July 30
17% May 19
40% Jan
18
3
Jun
16% Jan
4-.': Feb
2
21% Dec
22
Jun
29
115
Dec
10
8
July
30% Jun
10
27% Aug 31
27
28% Oct
20
Jan
May
3% Feb
20
31
20% Jan
3
2
31
General
3% May 7
22% Mar 11
General
29% May
Gen
8
25
Jan
10
Jan
12
119
Jan
25
Jan
25
2
9% Jan
17
8% Jan
9
9% Feb
25
28
39% Oct
17
10
46% Apr
14
130
33
Jan
May 15
39% Jan
101
Dec
28
119
27
Jan
2
32
Jan
17
29
Sep
6
7
121
21% May
6
Gen
Feb
21
39% Jan
17
28
104% Jan
7
29% Jan
2
31% Jan
28
33% Jun
29
40
Oct
25
32
Feb
29
35% Jan
2
101% Apr
24
105
Jan
18
100
JaD
26
102% Jan
3
273/4
273/4
104%
104%
100
4.100
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'A
11%
11'%
117%
11'A
11'%
11'%
2,000
*155%
156
155 %
155%
155 %
156
*155%
*155%
156
155'A
1557/2
*16%
17
*16%
10 *
17
16%
16%
*16%
17
*16%
17
10%
10 »A
10%
10 '/a
78%
78%
78%
30
30
30
307%
30'/a
16'A
10
*78
79
*29%
.
30^
*16%
97/8
10%
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7#
78%
*29%
,.
16%
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17
*16%
.
10
30
*29%
*16%
16%
*117,
XlS'A
16%
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1187/2
118%
30%
30%
30%
31
31
38%
*36%
38%
>36%
38
37%
37'A
10'%
79
79
31
*30'A
3,800
60
300
■
16'A
*1187/2
600
16'A
119%
3,300
500
38'A
*37
38'A
70
32
313/4
31%
*37
90
100
10
;
119
313/g
31%
'
•
79
167/4
30%
*
■
103%
*78
118%
16%
16%
118%
*118
118%
156
*30%
57%
l"
-
1
9%
9%
437/«
43%
*93
9%
YORK
54%
STOCK
54%
54%
54%
97%
5,500
443%
;
7,600
*95'%
96'A
100
97%
10%
3,300
55'%
56'A
3,500
123
123'%
370
110 7%
114
96
*95%
97
*953/4
96 Vi
10
9%
10
10'%
10'A
124
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124
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124
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111%
*110
113
112,,
124
*123%
113
■
Saturday
LOW AND
'
*123%
124%
1233/4
♦123%
124
•99
99'A
99
99%
*99
54'A
543A
Thursday
55'%
55
123%
123%
♦98'%
99
~
*
991/4
*1233/4
Friday
:■
May 8
May 7
124'A
•
j
1.12
100
Sales for
Wednesday
54%
55
,
PRICES
May 6
May 5
54%
54 %
SALE
Tuesday
Monday
May 3
-54 %
HIGH
7
56%
55%
55%
55
55
123%
*109%
'' '
25,300
93/4
43%
123%
.
May 9
t
557%
55 3A
553%
124
Shares
53,100
600
124
1233%
99
98 3/4
99
the Week
98%
500
900
22%
22'A
221/4
223%
223/»
38
38%
37%
373/4
373A
373A
38
38
38'%
383%
38%
38'%
No par
18%
18%
18%
18 5%
18'A
18'A
18'A
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
1,900
10c
3%
3%
3%
3JA
3%
33A
3 3/4
37%
37%
37%
37%
31,000
217%
217%
22'%
22%
22%
10,600
22 %
1
5
preferred
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
10c
No par
"When issued"
42%
Corp
Steel Castings $6 pfd
No
General Telephone Corp
General Time Corp common__No
Gen
l
*9'%
9%
29%
297%
*120
123
9'A
9%
3 3A
22
22
29'%
29 %
*120
123
•
29
42 %
42 3/4
42%
43
423%
43
423%
43%
3,500
217%
*21'%
213A
21%
21%
213A
213/4
21%
21%
600
*38%
3 8 3%
38%
38'%
*383/8
38%
38%
387%
9734
96%.
97'%
*977/4
98
98
98
30%
30%
303/4
307%
30%
30'/a
30 3/4
31
34
2,800
43 »A
21'%
38 3%
34%
34
*100
5,600
9%
43
96%
par
1,500
123
*9'%
9'A
30%
30%
29
*120
29%
123
9%
9%
38%
100
preferred
28
*120
22%
223%
98
*97%
20
>
21%
38%
par
9%
42%
*21
_
General Shoe
9%
217%
28
123
♦120
123
9%
21aA
273/4
28
*120
*22
223%
21%
21"%
*27'A
100
*21%
22 %
21%
No par
com
6%
4%%
9%
v
9%
44%
110%
Par
Service
Railway Signal
9%
>
587%
58'%
59
93/4
43 3/i
*123%
'
Equip Corp
Public
96
.
58'%
9%
437/8
*109
•
100
Portland Cement Co
Precision
97
9%
9%
*54%
100
*94
98
44
58>A
9%
43%
9%
9%
43%
577/8
58%
58%
58%
g3/4
43%
.
No par
preferred
*
58
-58
95/3
43%
No par
General Public Utilities Corp
5
Apr
96
2,200
27%
10514
57'A
General Motors Corp common
5
$5 preferred
No par
Preferred $3.75 series—_No par
Gen Outdoor Advertising
No par
39% Apr 23
22% Mar
5
''
2,166
27%
*104>/2
277/a
105
57
EXCHANGE
23% Mar 17
8
23
21% May
34
2
34% Feb 20
18
NEW
100% Jan
28'%
573%
No par
common.
convertible
Highest
9
6'%
34%
28%
57
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
56% May
124% May
6'%
*33'%
293%
57»A
STOCKS
21
6%
34 7/2
287%
56%
Instrument Corp__
Feb
6 3/b
*33»/a
57
No par
Corp com
preferred-
$3.50
Apr
50
7/a
104%
6%
56%
Corp
General
Jan
3
4,500
600
287/8
*36%
Co—
General
7
105
May
1.900
56%
conv)
cum
7
118
54
22%
56
100
8
Lowest.
23
22'A
5
Jan
8
1951
*
19
22%
56 'A
No par
5974 Jan
Jan
27
277%
104%
*18'A
23
5
com
45
52% Apr
27%
104%
100
183/4
2 3 »/2
183/4
t
36 3/8
*36
56
Corp.
39% May
2
28
105
7'A
7'A
363%
5
common
18
7% Jan
27%
*104%
105
28%
29%
7%
*36
34%
6%
*33
34%
%
7%
36%
■
4
Highest
2
Co
Corp
preferred
Preferred
29
6%
*33
28%
28%
27"%
*104%
6%
6%
34%
*33
28%
27%
100
6%
6%
34%
7'A
No par
Baking
1st
6%
28%
com__1
23
22"%
*33
1.66%
4% conv 2nd preferred.
50
General Cigar Co Inc com___Nepar
7% preferred
100
t General Dynamic Corp common.3
Feb
46
1
com
preferred
123% Oct
Jan
Inc
22%
preferred.—_50
American Investors
Range for Previous
Lowest
2
Apr
7% Jan
41
Corp
Gaylord Container Corp
8
125 k
3,600
7%
36%
9
34% Jun
200
.73%
7%
common
Cable
May
19%
*357%
Bronze
Jan
6,500
193/4
7%
General
17% Jan
15%
193/4
36%
General
79
1D~/B
197/8
7%
2
32
15'%
*19 7%
7
*357/e
28
7
15%
197/8
7'A
29
8
700
157/e
*6 '/a
36%
Feb
29
6%
lD"/4
*19%
7
7%
11% Feb
Jan
6%
15%
197/8
*67/«
*35%
17% Jan
Feb
67%
lt>V2
*19 %
-
7
*19%
19"%
6 7A
16%
15%
5
1
74
16%
convertible preferred—
50
Gamewell Co (The)
:—No par
Gardner-Denver Co —i
5
27
17% Jun
,
Inc
16%
*19%
5%
General
4
*6%
1
20
common
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Transportation
30
xl6% May
1
(Robert)
11% Apr
15
15%
6
Inc
preferred
57% Mar 25
17.
153% Jan
Mar 14
(The)
Gamble-Skogmo
22
27 % Jan
Gabriel Co
104
A
104
34
34
34
34
*100
34'%;
*100
104
*100
104
*33 3%
*100
700
39
230
983A
98%
30%
31
3,500
34
34
500
*100
104
v
-
34%
104
General Tire & Rubber Co
81% Dec
31
96% Jan 30
25% May
81% Jan
72
27
92
76
Dec
17% Jan
10
26
24% Jan
2
Jan
91% Dec
16% July
.86% Dec
18% July
6
16
83
Apr
17
Apr
3
22% Feb
16
18
2
48% Sep
26
34%
20
9% Jan 31
140
Mar
1
Jan
8
20% Jan
7
1
405/« Jan
24
5
125
May
23
24% Feb
19
16% Mar
66% Sep
18
55% Feb
104% Aug 14
103% Jan
8
28
17% Mar 31
15
10
26
98% Jan
x86
v
16% Nov
40% Nov
33% Mar 21
7% May
42% Jan
101% Jan
5
9
9
3
20
8% Jan 18
131
Jan
16
i«% Jan
23
67% Apr
N"w
3
23% Jan
93% Apr 22
15% May
6
5
30
Mar 10
1
Mar 20
24% Feb
94% Jan
Apr
89
18
100
2
31
77% Feb
33
21
3
3
19% May
30% Jan
7% Nov
Jan
1
16
Apr 14
Sep 21
27% Jan
120
Jan
5
3
105% Feb
29
5
47% Jan
29
107% Apr
common
preferred
preferred
104
Dec
13
9% Dec
19
45
Mar 14
2% Jan
6
6% July 10
Oct
109
6
40
May
Feb
8
104
Jan
3
17% Feb
2
8
Apr
x49% Jan
29
10 % Jan
4
16
57% Jan
24
2% Apr
29
3% Feb
8
7
25
9% Feb
15
51
Aug 16
4% Feb
10% Jan
5
9
29 % Nov
21
43% Mar 17
21% Jun
29
28% Mar 16
Apr
8
$6
convertible
Brothers
24
34
6
31% Jan
4
1
24% Jan
30
97
27% Apr
1
104% Jan
30
Oct
9
88% Dec
17
103% Feb
14
12
29
18% Feb
5
38
Feb
2
31% May
Jun
31% Aug
13% Jan
2
45% Jun
29
xl8% Dec
2
6
1
91
Dec
28
Aug 30
192% Mar
6
For footnotes see page 24.
(B F)
Tire
*95%
96%
15%
153/4
16
85
83
83
16
*82%
od% Mar 13
11 % Jan
94
Jan
96
153/4
*82'%
85
96%
157%
100
157%
*95
;
3,600
85
*82'%
300
18%
18%
18'%
183%
18'%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
600
35%
36
36'A
36 3%
36'%
363%
36%
36%
36%
353/4
36%
3,400
7%
7%
7%
73%
73%
*73%
7%
73%
7%
7'%
7%
1,801
100
126%
126%
10
73%
126
126
126
126
*126
•
126'%
*126
126
125
126'%
70
&
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17%
17%
17%
177%
177%
2,800
58%
58%
58
59
58 s%
60
593A
60%
60%
61
61%
62%
10,300
No par
*103%
104%
*103
40%
40%
common_.No par
104'A
407%
106'%
*103'A
104'A
40%
104'A
1063%
*103
105
104%
100
41'%
42%
10,400
*106'%
107'A
400
*103
105
Rubber—
preferred.—.
No par
*106%
No par
*8'%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
Graham-Paige Motors—
Granby Consol M S & P
41
,40
1063%
107
,
106%
41
*1063%
41%
417%
107
107%
4
2 'A
■
107
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 3A
8%
8%
83%
83%
*50%
53%
*503/4
53%
*503%
533/4
*50%
5334
*50%
53'%
1
2%
2%
2%
27%
2%
27%
2%
2%
23/4
27%
5
*7>%
7%
*7'%
7%
7%
7'A
7'%
7%
7'A
73%
Grand Union Co
Granite
5%%
City
cum
(The)
Steel
10
*28%
common.—12.50
preferred
21%
.100
*97%
*18%
20% May
15%
*82'%
«o n
Mar 13
28
41% Jan
8
2
26% Jan
22
Grant
(W T)
11
Co
,
■
'
.
,■■/.'■
8'%
*8%
51
51
900
2O0
23/4
23A
11,300
*7'A
7'A
600
29'A
29%
*28%
7%
conv
8tores
preferred
28%
% Feb
8
*28%
28%
7
4%%
21'%
98'A
217%
•
*98
293%
29%
22
'
99%
'
f
21%
*98
30%
1,900
21%
8,500
99
297/a
29%
21%
22'%'
*97i%
99i%
1.107
'
30
30
2,500
29%
29%
293/4
30
293A
29%
293A
97%
96 3%
96 3/8
*96 3%
97'%
96
96%
*96»%
12%
12%
12%
12%
121%
12'%
12%
12i%
123/4
121/4
12%
3,500
32
31%
313/4
31%
31'%
32
32
*32%
32'%
*32%
32'%
130
100
29%
32
49
*
*144
*65
29%
29%
97
97
*€67%
120
14%
14%
14%
147%
147%
147%
147%
14%
14'%
14%
147%
2,100
49'A
49
49%
49%
50
49%
50%
50%
50%
49V4
50
8.600
18%
18'%
18%
18'%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18'A
18%
18'A
1,300
145'%
145 7%
145%
70
145'%
*144
*65
70
•
*144
*65
145'%
70
144
*65
70
1451%
147
*145
30
'
*65
70
38'%
70
333i
8.800
1
*36%
37%
37
377%
38'A
391/4
33%
38%
& Die Corp—No par
*20%
21
21-
21
20%
21
21
21%
20'%
21
20%
21%
1,300
11%
11%
11%
11%
U'%
11'%
11%
11'%
11%
11'%
11%
19,600
96
95%
95%
*95'A
96
96
£6
Corp
preferred
(The)—
38%
*65
33'A
Common
96% Apr
*97'%
*96%
.100
Co Inc
Greenfield Tap
213A
.98'A
*12%
No par
& Western RR
Green (H L)
22
21%
98%
,_1
5
com
preferred
Green Bay
22
98%
100
common-
3%% preferred
Gro^on-Robinson
$2.25
,
35%
*14%
Mar
*943A
157%
85
—
*18%
Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
36
95'A
153/4
85
31
—
,
1
Hosiery
Greyhound
9
95%
15%
*943/4
96
15%
Gt Northern Ry 6% pfd
No par
Great Western Sugar com_„No par
7
12% Jan
95'A
*94%
*82%
Gt
145% May
36
2,500
22
3
6
317%
30
Jan
2
31%
Jan
140
Feb
313A
15
4
10% Jan
31'%
51% Jan
Mar
22
31%
11
2
9
31'A
Jan
29
44% Oct
31'%
34
8
2
27
35% May 24
31
22
Apr
22
307%
21
13 % Jan
Jan
900
13% Jan
18
82
203%
97 Ve Apr
46% Feb
29
20'%
33% Jan
4
73% Jun
203%
2
14
30
20
21
26
Jan
197%
Jan
16% Sep
154
197%
in/, Mar 17
57% Feb
28
'
20'%
27% Feb
91
5,700
'
2.50
preferred.^——.
conv
80
No par
Common
$5
88
*76
No par
Goodrich Co
Gotham
*87'%
80
277%
*197%
5
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Oonnall-Spntord Tnc
±.
$5
88
*76
20'A
No par
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Glldden Co (The) common
28'A
*871%
20'%
20%.
31
T
,*76
"
22% Jan
138 % Jun
preference—No par
common
preferred-:.
28%
28
88
80
80
31
$4.50
273/4
83
*76
1
Gimbel
*87%
*377%
80
Gillette
common
27%
27'%
88
•76
20%
Co
27'A
27
*87%
80
1
(The)
26'A
88
*76
■
"
28% May
21% May
May
100
26%
26%
*87%
—100
—
Georgla-Pac Plywood Co__,
Gnodvppr
50
2.50
4%%
3%%
•
3
11%
100
*95%
.
96
*95'%
.96
*95%
120
i
13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1970)
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
Highest
1
NEW
Highest
23% Apr
25
YORK
EXCHANGE
Par
19 % Jun
29
277/b Jan
9
10 % Jan
25
14% Jun
11
11 % Jan
I
12% Mar 20
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
21% Jan
10
33 % Oct
9
25
Feb
20
33% Apr
26
Gull
68% Feb
5
63
Feb
27
69% May
8
$5
*
59% July
2
44
1
58% Sep
13
50 % May
20% May 23
23% Jan
17
21
Jun
27% Jan
1
29
58"/8 Jan
Mar 26
24 %
Mobile & Onio RR
___
No par
Gulf
100
100
101
Dec
10
27% July
2
143% Dec 11
22% July
2
x5% Dec
15% Mar 13
1
13% Jan
15
29
81
107% May
1
34% Oct 17
102% Jan
23
154
Jan
140
30
Jan
5
Mar
5
8
26
32
Nov
13
94
Sep
14
22 % Dec
22
36
Oct
2
9
17% July
62
Nov
20
120
Nov
21
37% Nov
49
3
Dec
14
20% Jan
Hart
4
Hat
1
9% Feb
15
Jan
30
32% Jan
2
8
84
90
7
97
Mar
18
Jan
4
93% Mar
99% May
Feb
11
26
38
Jan
15
1
23% Feb
24
18% May
1
Feb
15
67
Jan
2
120% Feb
21
127% Mar 15
21% Mar 31
x78% Mar
125
38% May
8
42% Feb
51% Jan
23% Apr
9
53% Mar 26
Mar 29
6
May
Apr
11
97%
May
13
14% Jan
23
Jan
10% Feb
20% Jan
22% Feb
8
18% Jan
28% Jan
23
x26% Jan
3
42% Feb
19
52
2
66% Jan
19
f
Feb
33% Jan
54% May
Co
Corp
preferred
Heinz (H J) Co common—
(G
W)
Hercules
35%
*18%
70%
100
*122%
25
—No par
_
preferred
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
50
4
1
$4%
Hinde & Dauch
Paper Co
(Charles E)
Hires Co
.-Hollander
1
69% Feb
2
Honolulu
69
July 30
52
Jan
29
15% Feb
17
94% Jan
12% May
30% Jan
20
37% Oct
16
32% Mar 19
30% Jan
20
84
Nov
23
90
Dec
5
107% Jan
22
■■20% Apr
54% Apr
4
17% Dec 29
50% Mar 15
84% Nov
2
62
Apr 30
3
24
41% Jan
1
88% Jan
23
Jan
102% May
13% Feb
2
7
4
35% Jan
18
46
May
94% May
4
30
8
8
5%
Oil
Corp.
Hooker Electrochemical
$4.25 preferred
$2.25
3%%
preferred.—
Jan
11
102
24
18% Apr
19
20
Jan
22
Houston Light & Power
Oct
1
68% Jan
2
85
Apr
14
Houston
21% Jan
10
16% Apr
14
19
Feb
4
89% Feb
15
24% Apr
16
75
9
64% Apr 24
21% Apr 24
Jan
4% Apr 24
19% Mar
9% Apr 28
52% Apr 17
48% May 24
12% Nov 16
20% Feb
16% Aug 30
28% Feb
2% July 30
18% May 15
4% Jan
3
23% Oct
18
65
Oct
12% Feb
5% Jan
12
8
May
1
!.
*5%
*9%
20
20
20
29
29
2.9
*28%
29%
*89%
90
*89%
90
*29%
30
29%
10
6%
6%
6%
99
99%
21%
22
35%
19%
35
35%
18%
18%
*18%
71 %
70%
71%
70%
124
*122%
\
800
37
620
*33%
*43%
*93%
*100
YORK
20
38'/a
38'%
38%
383/B
1,200
53
53
*523A
53%
200
*23%
24
23%
23%
*23%
97%
15
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
24
18'/2
100
4,600
20
72
*71
72
97%
98%
*98%
99%
290
14%
14%
143/4
14%
18,200
*71
72
*71
18%-
18%
18%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
700
21%
21 %
21'/a
■21%
21%
21'/a
213/8
21 '/a
21 '/a
1,800
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
*8'/a
8%
8%
8%
600
18%
*18%
183/4
*183/8
28
*273/4
28
19
*18%:
-
18%
?.
18%
*55%
56
54 %
18%
53%
531/2
28
28
/
37%
55%
*55 %
55
-
400
6,500
55%
1,700
56
1,300
*101%
102%
102%
*101%
102 %
*101%
102%
40
12%
12%
13'/a
13
13'/a
13%
13'/a
12%
12%
2,100
34
34%
*33%
34'%
33%
33%
33%
333/4
333/4
33%
300
45'%
2,800
94%
20
*43%
44%
44%
*93%
94%
*93%
1
101
18%
18%
74%
75%
;
*94
94'%
*100
18%
19%
19%
19%
77%
77%
16%
16%
16 3/4
*16%
bo
68 3/s
67%
673/4
2,000
22%
22%
23
22%
22%
3,600
4%
*4'/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
100
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
9%
9%
*9%
10
9%
9%
55%
56
55%
56%
x55%
13"%
14
13%
14%
*18%
19
19
3 %
67%
•v
4%
17
.2,900
1,800
100
*4'/a
.4%
10
10'/a
*9%
10%
60C
.
400
56
55%
56
54%
55%
5,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13,800
18%
3%
56
19
18%
18%
3'/a
3
18
3
3%
"
HIGH
SALE
18%
18%
183/4
3'/a
*3
3'/a
18
18
18
*17%
18
18
18%
700
3'/a
3,400
18
900
Friday
the Week
18
Sales for
PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 5
May 6
Thursday
May 7
May 3
■
19%
77
10%
4'%
*9%
Monday
;
.
19%
77
56
LOW AND
Saturday
*16%
17
14 %
19
3
18
18
101
77%
22%
'
94%
*100
18%
76%
67
\
45%
94%
101
*100
77
19'%
76%
67'/a
17
46
94%
94%
101
*100
101
44-%
45
44%
44%
44%
94 y2
*100
102%
66%
Par
55
55
200
37%
*37
*33%
12%
67
3 '/a
563%
18%
28
1,200
12%
*101%. 102.%
102%
101
18
37%
5i>y4
56
55
28
37%
'"37%
55%
54%
54
18%
18%
18%
*27%
18%
13%
18%
11%
21%
66%
-
600
2,600
125
53%
100
STOCK
125
19'A
73'%
19%
72
V*
125
38%
22%
EXCHANGE
19%
73
71%
*123
38%
67%
No par
19%
19
71 %
125
14%
*18%
*101%
12%
1
NEW
100
22%
*36%
97%
19%
67%
Highest
99
22%
37
11%
____5
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
99
22
15
STOCKS
1951
100
*16%
Hussman Refrigerator Co
500
37
17
Hupp Corp
29%
22
*16%
7
29%
21%
18%
7
340
30
97%
14%
76%
9
89%
18%
x97%
76%
common
89%
71
*
*18%
preferred
100
91%
*52%
24
14%
*16%
Hudson & Manhattan
2,800
*89%
*99
56
"When issued"
9,000
29%
21%
19
*23 %
55
No par
6%
20'/8
36%
39
56
100
6%
19%
*28 3/4
xl8%
98
200
300
6%
X?1
14%
10
10
29%
18%
98
*9%
700
20%
72
14%
5%
6%
100
71
53%
98
23
36
l9'/8
*71
18%
72
5%
*35%
*23'/-?
30
*123
124
*52%
24
*23%
24
*223%
21%
19
38%
20
*36'%
70%
124
130
1,600
90
*99
36'%
35%
*9%
6%
*29%
21%
21%
18
56
*53%
50
23
36%
32
142
*138
6
20
90
100
*99
313/4
7,400
29%
20
*28%
29%
313/4
*22%
9%
6%
6%
20
20
99 %
124
9%
10
22
1
noncum
10
13
75'%
105'%
*35%
36
10
6%
12%
•75%
105%
76
142
*138
6
*34%
(Del)—25
Range for Previous
Lowest
5%
35%
38
19% Apr
9
5%
*34%
37
5
31%
23 %
23
23%
*22%
5%
35%
Texas
5%
23
*5%
*34%
6
37%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hudson Motor Car__
——12.50
Hunt Foods Inc
6.66%
14% May
22%
142
13
11H%
*V
31%
*138
142
*138
28
_
of
142
x31'/a
31%
*31%
35%
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co—
Oil
31%
106
.
27%
3% Feb
31
Jan
4
30
preferred
106
*105
36%
20% Jan
4:r:
17% Jan
2
Jan
64% Jan
,
4%
*105
106
18%
___100
94
Mar 25
12%
*74%
37%
Household Finance common__No par
18
.
13
74
28
preferred——
conv
12%
53
37
No par
16
700
74
*18%
common—___3
5,000
15%
74%
*27%
Co com
—
Houdaille-Hershey
700
47%
15%
13
39%
*8 %
_No par
31%
46 %
12%
39
19
12.50
*31%
47'/a
74%
10
preferred
conv
*15%
31%
*15%
13
—30
common
Homestake Mining
16
74%
53
21
•
31%
47%
39%
*11%
1
5
10
200
467/a
31%
46%
16
14%
(A! &Sons_^_—_—._5
Holly Sugar Corp
*31%
46%
16
98
10
'J
31%
46%
16%
18
*70%
-
5
Holland Furnace Co
31%
46%
54
39%
(conv)—No par
Corp-
31%
*53
*23%
5
2nd pfd
cum
Hilton Hotels
7
105
Year
common——No par
preferred
Motors—
Hercules Powder
5%
*98
*21%
10
common
lion-cum
106
22%
29%
29%
104 '/a
*104
31%
90
preferred———
3.65%
Helme
7%
*83%
10ft
3%%
*102
106
*138
20
*28%
15
104'/2
*105
*105
31%
5
___
*102
106
13
100
—25
Co
103
106
74%
13
22%
:
Glass
103
105 %
*15%
16%
*5%
*34%
*9%
6%
common
Apr
11
2
Mfg
Hazel-Atlas
29% Mar 21
2g
Oct
Hayes
Hecht
103
*105
46%
75
105%
1
50
1
2
common
*101
105%
*31
31%
142
*138
103
*105
.
46%
10
Marx
Inc
39
26
5% July 18
Hayes Industries
4
Dec
99% Mar
8
18
20% Apr
9
&
of America
preferred
2
•11 % Jun
42% Dec
Jan
22% Apr
11% Jan
Mar 20
8
9
5
11% Mar 31
15
33% Dec
14
21
18
9
Schaffner
Corp
*31 %
100
—
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A—100
14
16% Mar
9
29
com__No par
Refrac
preferred
%%
*74
*104%
pld._No par
Co $4.25
A)
Hewitt-Robins Inc
26
107% Jan
7
21
4
(M
13
100
7
Jan
74
6%
16Vs
com—No par
Co
preferred
*101
103
105%
/'SI
46%
Cementing—5
7
24% Jan
1
24
18% May
Aug 29
15
25% Mar
7
26% Jan
17
17
70
9% July U
17% Nov 23
26 % Oct 31
12
9
May
44% Mar 12
17% Feb
Jun
5
54
106% Dec
17
5
24
40% Feb
79
22
30
21% Apr
34% Apr
6
94
33"% Jan
5
Feb
27
May
1
29% May
41% July 13
106% Jan 31
Nov
42% Jan
26
23
1
12% July 18
18% Mar 29
July
7"% Jan
2
104
-
10% Mar 20
16
6% Apr
26% Aug
6
86% Jan 31
2
7
6 % Jan
36% Mar
2
19% May
28% Sep
20
24% Jan
21
May
28% May
4
Nov
21
8
16
Dec
3
Jan
6
Nov
10
Apr
142
12
Mar
69
20
10
5% Mar 14
Watch
Harbison-Walk
Mar 27
22% Feb
Weil
F) Printing Coc___—__—5
conv
Hanna
8% Oct
37
(W
Hamilton
4%
25
Water
Oil
9
105% May
27% Jan
3
18% Jan
Feb
34
30% Jan
17
11% Janll
6% July 17
20% Nov
30% July 30
82% Dec 21
Hall
19
35
28
3
28
Apr
18
x9% Jun
17% Jan
12% Apr
74
2
800
8,800
preferred
Oct
69 %
18,600
preferred
15 % Mar 14
>/4
53'/a
dividend
84
*69
22%
$4.40
19% Dec
69%
22'/8
$4.20 dividend
4
69%
52%
7
11
69%
*69
52%
7
31
69
22'%
May
15% Apr
12% Dec
68%
52%
May
73% Jan
68%
22'/8
106
Halliburton
10,100
22
103
Hackensack
2,300
323/4
52%
3
»>
12%
32%
22
2
7
12%
33'/4
52%
98% Jan
50% Jan... 7
12%
33
52%
97% Jan
33% Jan
12%
33%
22'/a
14
19
12%
32%
22%
14
Feb
12'%
33%
68%
j
12%
32%
x52%
Feb
44
68%
12%
33%
22%
Feb
30% Mar 26
8,600
12%
32%
52%
104
9
Shares
22
110
29
25'/a
52%
5
33% Oct
24%
52%
27
50% Nov
*12%
May !)
253/a
22 %
Dec
19
25'/a
52
Dec
28
25%
the Week
"22
6101
*105
Corp
99
30% Feb
25%
25 %
25
Friday
May 8
com_No par
Gulf States Utilities Co
97
30% Jan
May 7
May 6
24%
24
24 %
12%
33%
Sales for
Thursday
25
25
Oil
May 5
May 3
24%
12%
32%
"68%
1
—1
com.No par
preferred
29
Jan
.
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
SALE
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
1951
Lowest
May 8
May i)
Shares
: ■' 1
33% May 15
513/4 Nov 24
93
Nov
20
39% Jan
9
75 % Feb
6
Apr 29
54% Jan/ 8
107% Mar
8
95
32% Mar 15
39% Nov
45
52
Nov
lg
47% Dec
1
36
Apr
17
x353/4 Apr
7
Jan
2
45% Feb
23
53% Feb
13
X47% Jan
8
15
533/4 Apr
8% Nov
23
28% Feb
6
6% Dec
18
563/4 Nov 28
75% Jun 29
152
Dec
12
45% July 2
183/4 Jun 29
11
Mar 28
203/4 Nov
8
113/s
16
7% Mar 25
Jan~16
363/4 Oct
8% Mar
33% May
1
1
1
6% Mar 28
25% Jan
3
Jun
cum
preferred
—50
21
8% Jan
Indianapolis Power
Industria Electrica De
Industrial Rayon—
Ingersoil-Rand common
6%
19
Inland
6
.
Interlake
231
Sep
373/8 Feb
179
10
14
186
212% Jan
Apr
31% May
1
2
183/4 Dec
27
10
44% Oct
8
31% Apr
17
96% Jan 31
88% Jan
25
2% Apr
8
5% Jan
3
423/a Oct
8
133% Nov 27
160% Jan
16% Mar
18
Int 1
Business
36s/8 Jan
23
Int'l
Harvester
2
172
4
19
40% May
130% Jan
Apr
Apr
413/4 Jan
92
May
3% Mar
48% Jan
1363/4 Feb
23
12
14
8
6
21
15
7%
common
Apr
16
21
83/s Feb
25
513/4 Feb
8
39
4
493/4 Dec
20
Jan
14
19
44% Feb
28
International Salt
36% May
9
38% Jan
30
International
4
51% May
2
613/4 Feb
2
273/4 July
5
8% Nov 26
30% Nov
8
243/, Sep 28
20% July 9
32
129
Jun
35% Apr
18
18 % Apr
x293/4 Feb
14
35'/4 Jan
31
8% Dec
1
273/4 May
8% Jan
37% May 28
29% May
27% Jan
24
25% May
24
28
22% Apr
Dec
1
39
Feb
5
July 12
139
Feb
7
34% Apr
134
Jan
1
2
30% Jan
6
11
0.% Mar 18
1
36
Feb
29
8
273/4 Feb
1
17
29
22
25% Jan 30
393/4 Feb
5
45%
45%
461/4
x451/4
45%
3,300
23
23
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
233/8
23%
3,400
13%
*13%
*13
13%
19%
90% '91
3%
3%
16 %
16%
1883/4
170
17%
33%
32
17%
17%
17%
33%
33%
:
32%
17% "•17%
33%
33%
*131
*
20%
*89
901/2
150
3%
3%
16
-
3%
3%
3(300
16%
16%
16%
2,800
190%
3,600
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
17,300
170%
1703/4
170%
1701/2
250
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
2,800
35%
6,000
190
190
17%
190%
191%
35%
34%
*91%
34%
351/4
92
33%
33%
20
90%
7%
preferred
92
92
*91 %
3
2%
Iowa
Power
Island
&
Creek
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
7,100
44%
45
44 %
451/4
44%
45
18,200
*1033/4
104%
*103%
104%
*1031/4
104%
*103%
*103%
104%
104%
*6%
6%
44%
*51%
104%
100
6%
6%
6%
6%
63/a
6%
61/2
2,400
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
443/4
45%
45%
330
53
*44%
6%
46
*50%
52%
*50%
6%
443/4
6%
51%
51%
*50%
52%
52%
100
37
37
*371/8
37%
371/4
37%
36%
37V4
3.201
53%
52%
52%
*51
52%
*51%
52 5/«
*50%
51%
400
35 %
35%
*35%
35%
*35Vs
35%
*35'/b
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
27
26%
271/4.
27%
29
*28%
52%
25
*35%
35%
Teleg—No par
16%
16%
16%
27
27
27/
28%
28%
27
.
*28%
9%
*30
No par
26
i__10
9%
$6
5% Jan
19
Jacobs
13
Jaeger Machine Co
Jersey Cent PWr & Lt 4%
28%
-
9 %
3F
26
'
*30
;
'! x25%
*23%
23%
23%
*34%
23%
23%.
23%
23
23 %
9%
*30
31
25%
25%
25%
23%
16%
21,100
27 %
.2/230
*28%
29'/4
91/8
353/4
16%
27 %
*
9%
301/2
30I/2
29
9%
30%
139
,
300
6,000
200
25 '/a
253/4
x
231/4
25%
8,800
22 3,4
22%
4,600
1,700
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
•34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*137%
35
*137-%
9'/a
*30
30%
,26
'
17
"27%
*28'%
29
9%
9%
9%
"
50c
preferred
X27
-
26%
*30
26
16%
M
9%
30%
1
29
.
*
35%
=•'
'
No par
common
137 % Apr
"
*35%
29
104%
37%
37
53
Light Co
Coal
11
44%
53
=
500
10%
44%
37 %
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
132
11%
44%
*52%
Intertype Corp——
1,400
18,600
10%
*37 Va
i,
131 %
100
2%
42%
43%
*503/4
International Utilities
Corp—_■.
5
Interstate Dept Stores—,
No par
Interstate Power Co
—3.50
131
131%
,
42
93
11
par
_<
&
*131
131%
92
44%
__25
common
*91%
,
103/4
No par
International Telen
*131
131%
,
43%
15
Shoe—No
International Silver
92
*91%
300
2.200
20'/a
170%
170
170
14
10
*89
16%
"189%
32%
189%
32%
170
,
13%
160
*20
4
4
16
16
189
32%
170%
13%
*158%
160
20%
*89
3%
3%
16
189 /
188%
169%
90
851/4
160
91
20
19%
90
33/4
13%
y4:
19%
20%
16%
323/4
13
*13
131/4
19%
91
160
131%
22
8
45%
131 %
5% Jan
20
45%
131%
43% Jan
20
160
45%
42%
6
Feb
*158%
46
42%
19
15
*84%
160
45%
42%
16
34% Feb
*84%
42%
Feb
24% Jan
*6%
*158%
84%
160
42%
11 % Jan
8
85%
800
41%
733/4 Jan
10
1,200
41%
7
19
57%
86%
41%
8
36% Oct
100
563/4
86
6%
41%
63/a Nov
x19'/8 Sep
273/8 Sep
84%
*158'/2
55
6%
56
*6%'
41%
443/4 Nov
8
6%
55%
84%
45%
*158%
1883/4
32%
International Paper common—_7.50
$4 preferred—__
—No par
Int 1 Rys of Cent
Amer com__No par
5% preferred—
'__
100
20% Jan
*6%
55%
1.100
7,000
86
*2%
International Packers Limited
May
6%
56%
56
8%
35%
86
2%
3
73
6%
56%
2%
8
2
6%
56%
2%
14% Jan
Jan
6%
56%
35
2%
503/4 Feb
53
*6%
'
1
8 Vs
8%
35
2%
10% May
38% Dec
54'/4
8%
34%
2%
42% May
973/4 Jan
33% July 10
13% Jan
2
*54
8%
34%
34%
3
3
57
54i/4
8
8
34%
34%
92
17
Mar 11
*54
8
8%
34%«
*2%
15% Oct
x48
54%
*8
34%
*91 %
563/a Jan
May
*54
■;i
8%
100
9
105
541/4
54 %
343/4
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada
com__No par
Preferred ———
,_i00
23
109
*54
*53%
170
International Mining Corp—
12 % Aug
6
52%
*53% •:54%
3,200
50
*49%
33/4
Int'l Hydro-Electric
Sys class A__25
Minerals & Chemical com—__5
45'/4 Nov
96% Dec
*49V4
523/8
16%
par
_:_100
preferred
36%
50
*49%
23
Int
4%
363/4
*49%
52%
843/4
No par
;
36%
50
50
45%
-
Machines—_No par
preferred—
36%
400
10,900
lod
*49%
*56
Rubber——No par
Iron—____________No
36%
*9d%
38%
69%
38%
68
69
*49'/4
19%
Intercontinental
38%
luO
50
*89%
17
36%
36%
38%
68%
*96
51%
* 12%
18
36%
68'/4
100
*98
*49
5
4% Jan
Jan
:
,
:"
*49%
100
common—
—
36% ,37
'
38%
67
66%
100
*98
*49% „51%
Interchemical. Corp
4%% preferred
17% Jan
3
13
,
*37%
39
.
'65%
'
*49
Co___—_____No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
l
13 % Mar 19
37%
*37
,
,
66%
100
50
*8
1
__100
65% S
*97%
98
51 Vz
34%
*6%
Steel
23 % Jan
Feb
,
;
_No par
1
38
38
66%
*49
Mex, S A___
preferred
11% Jan
94
par
38
*493/4
—5
Light—No
30
14
Jan
&
*36%
par
—50
Illinois Terminal RR Co
1
29
12
No
commoi)
4
29% Jan
31
14
4.70%
543/o Apr
8 3/4 Jan
38% Mar
16-1% Apr
51 ®/8 Jan
25
Feb
50
28
313/4 May 24
129
preferred
155% Jan
Jan
87% Aug 15
preferred—
cum
30
16
IO3/4 Jan
cum
4.26%
Illinois Power Co
22
2
29
4.08%
1
Jan
29% May 9
1013/4 Feb 23
66%
8
63
43% May
21% May
*37
*97%
17
92% Jan
15
20
A
ser
100
100
common.
pfd
Feb
Apr
20
29% Oct
conv
50% Apr
52
20
168% May 18
62% Feb
5
Co—
noncum
Feb
3
26
Power
6%
Feb
5'/a Jan
25
Illinois Central RR Co
81
20% Feb
30% Jun
Idaho
8
X53
28
159% Jun
6
29
16
25
199% Jun
40
Jan
26
2% Jun
26
May
92% Sep
15% Jun
Dec
Feb
71% Feb
18% May
89% May
3% May
90
40
69
100
139
*137%
139 %
*137%
139'A
*137%
139%
*137%
i:9%
4%
43/4
23%
88%
*4%
22%
88%
*64%
*98%
70%
*4%
4%
23
88%
65
100
73%
58%
"
J
43/4 Jun
28
8% Jan
18
18 3/8 Jan
4% Apr
7
4
22% Feb
10
19% Jan
2
25
Mar 16
8P/4 Jan
2
18
64% May
1
89% Apr 26
70% Mar 25
11
96
80% Dec
64
Apr
26
4
97
Dec
3
47
Jan
25
64
Mar 27
21% Jun
85% Dec
29% July
25
26
2
95
78% Sep
106% Jan
70% Nov
15
82% Sep
4
31% Jan
29
99
Jan
35% Nov
3
16
Feb
15
623/4 Feb
19
55
30
Apr
213/4 May
863% jan
34
May
.
1
2
1
100
Feb
May
73% May
71% Jan
25'/2 jan
9
(F L)
Co.
1
Jewel Tea Co Inc
33/4%
Johns
7
Johnson
&
Jones
Laughlin
901/2 Apr
2
383/4 Feb 18
-a
5%
Manville
&
*4%
4%
4%
4%
223/4
223/4
22%
87%
*87%
89
' *63%
'
22%
873/4
4%
22
64%
643/4
65
99.
99
99
88
common—_No par
*63%
65
*98
99%
983/4
70%
H00
Corp—No
par
68%
68%
69
121/2
55%
55%
55%
Steel
223/4
23%
22%
22%
*89%
90%
*89%
34%
34%
series A—
100
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
34
'
23%
*87%
k
ll%
Jun
Nov
29
5
40% Sep
18% Jan
13
9
For footnotes see
page 24.
25% May
42% May
15% Jan
1
38% Jan
3
7
49% Feb
13
15
17% Mar 14
Kaiser
Alum
&
Chem
■
.
Corp
5% cum preferred (conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
.'
*87%
65
99
70%
65'/4
100
703/4
56
56%
*55
56%
57
57
22%
22%
22%
22%
*89'/2
90%
89%
89%
22%
89%
34%
90% -'
34%
34%
34%'
100
..
70%
'34%
*34%
*
27
*22
88%
22%
,
.
65
4%
22%
64%
*98'%
69%
'70
553/4
com——10
Johnson
preferred
4%
*21
87%
preferred
9
21
No par
pfd„100
'
713/g
'
58
1,100
800
130
900
290
11,900
900
22%
89%
34%
22%
89%
34%
22,500
"
28%
29%
3,800
43%
1638
x4"%
43'%
2.700
16'4
16%
4,700
89%
"
.
34%
'
190
2,600
*
•
1
27
27
27
,27
50
43%
43%
43
44
10
16%
16%
16% /16%
.
%••-."
x27%
26%.
27%
27%
27%
43
43%
42%
43
43%
16%
16%
1-3%
16%
16%
28
Volume 175
Number 5115
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1971)
19
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
STOCKS
lyiil
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
1
NEW
Highest
23% Mar 30
28'A Nov
8872,Dec 28
103-is Feb
87%
aan
2
94
96
Apr
2
108
95
Jan
15
102
Apr
23
Nov
19
26% Jan
Jan
5
1'3% Mar 12
57
Jun
29
753/4 Feb
8
63
Sep 21
70 3/8 Feb
24
15% July 20
11% Dec
28
17% Mar
26
34% Oct
62
Feb
66
5
19
31
14
70 74 May
4074 Feb
3
25% Jan
29
20% May
Jan
20
,■40
Apr
18
110
Mar
V4 Aug 27
21% Feb
10
Jan
2
91
Nov
29
103
Feb
5
42
Sep
21
10%
107s
1074
1074
1074
10
*33
3372
*3374
33%
33 7s
33 7a
33
1
*32 72
33 74
*3274
Copper
No par
uuunty Land Co—
'—2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co_._No par
72%
19
26
Kennecott
577a Apr
22
Kern
22 3/a Jan
17
49 % Jan
29
30
5
114
Jan
12
23% Jan
27
7
2
20
Jan
30
Apr
8
x76
Feb
Apr
28
Apr
24
Class B
41
; 91 %
35
Mar
49% Jan 21
96% Mar 4
4
Kimberly-Clark Corp
4% conv preferred
com
:
Koppers Co Inc
4%
Kresge
Kress
26
56% May
9
50% Mar 25
54
Jun
25
39
7
31% Jan 25
353/a Mar 10
Jan
(S S)
54 72
53%
*207a
207/s
42
42
42 74
113
*11174
433/4
19 7a
*19
197a
*70%
7174
7172
17%
67
67
1,800
177a
l77/8
177a
17%
3,300
107a
107a
10'/a
2,900
*33%
34
337a
3372
33 y4
3374
33 '/4
600
76
76 3/4
75%
767a
20,100
5474
55 7a
547a
5572
15,600
20%
3/a
111%
22%
207a
43%
111%
22%
227a
*19
7174
4,600
33
553/a
43
107a
-73
33
20%
44
95
723/4
67
33
75
114
*93
73 V2
543/4
22 7a
95
67
54%
433/4
227a
*19
1
No par
*22 7a
1,800
103
72 7»
207/a
*111
23%
*10172
*93
533/4
113
*22 7a
103
68
*20%
'
2874
106
767a
*32%
75 3/a
281/4
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10%
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73%
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20%
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207a
21
45
227a
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21
45
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44
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500
600
4572
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2,500
113
223/4
200
223/4
800
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71
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71 »/4
140
447a
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443/8
4434
2,400
92
9274
92%
230
367a
367a
2,400
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7174
10
4472
44 72
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44%
44%
100
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9272
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927a
917a
92
92
92
36
35%
3534
353/4
3674
53
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523/4
527/a
52%
52 7a
33%
33%
5274
343/4
1,300
34 3/a
343/4
34 7,
3574
7,400
81/4
4,200
common
preferred
4
Nov
543/8
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common
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33
74 74
*20%
No par
_
$5 prior preferred
5
73 74
73
(cum)—100
Corp
Kinney (G R) Co
39% Jan
32
n
—
King-Seeley
7
51
May
17%
*1078
92 % Jan
70
13
3674 Jan
173/a
34% Jan
183% Jan
May 4
47% Sep 13
36
67 72
173/8
28 3/a
106
74
7474
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103
73
717a
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5
28 3/a
the Week
Friday
*10572
95
6774
1
287a
106
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717a
&
Power
1
27
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95
1774
prexerred—
no.., urn
.
3
108
103
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703/4
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20
1
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95
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Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A—1
31
103
28%
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17 y2
19
25
2872
106
67 74
343/4 Jan
33% Oct
287a
*105%
17%
Kayser (Julius) & CO
15
71
*93
287a
106
*6672
14
313/4 Jan
80
71
com—No par
*101%
95
Sales for
Thursday
May H
100
22
ij
103
*93
PRICES
Wednesday
Light Co——8.75
12% Jan
493/4 Oct
193/s Jan
Southern
28
887s Nov
24
City
93/4 Feb
2
Jan
Kansas
*10172
100
;
Kansas
6
17% Mar 20
6
lerred
pr
2874
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15
2
72
May
4.50'/«
28%
105"%
67 v2
6
507s Sep
Dec
1
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SALE
May (5
100
preferred
HIGH
Tuesday
May 5
May 8
par
preferred
cum
1874 Feb
July
31
4%
6
36% Aug
197s July
Dec
74 74
City Pr & Lt Co com_No
3.bu>
2
67 %
23
May
Kansas
AND
Monday'
Saturday
Par
Feb
24 y« Jan
42% Mar 15
107 3/4 Dec 12
29 74 Mar 11
106
LOW
STOCK
163/4 Jan
1
15% Feb
5
Jan
-
YORK
EXCHANGE
;
Co
35%
—10
(S H) & Co
No par
Kroger Co (The)
357a
353/8
51%
No par
„
*33%
357a
51%
52
33%
35%
52
34
337/8
53
x33 %
'
*913/4
L
67a May 24
53/4 July
9
22
Dec
26
11% Jan
2
42% Jan
2
16% Jun
28
9
Dec
8
Mar
1
67a Mar 27
28% May
147a Feb
4
2174 Apr 29
11% Mar 7
24
13 3% Jan
7
45
4872 Feb
6
243/4 Jan
30
Lane-Wells
Co
7272 Jan
30
Lee
&
17
87« Mar 13
6
51% Feb
9
21% Sep
72% Oct
28
2
19% July 27
253/4 Feb
16
20% Apr 15
100 i/s Feb
15
88
56
Jan
87
Dec
8
Jun
13
10
207a Jan
2
5472 May
9
Jan
1
Jan
7
11% Jan
18
21% Aug
1
8% Jun 25
13/4 May 12
263/4 Apr
19
74 May
21% May
15% Feb
17
14
3
Jan
2
15% July 20
47a May 24
23
65% Jan
113/4 Jan
2
301/4 Jun
29
81/4 Nov 23
33% Jan
2
Jan
22
8% Jan
18
36% Aug
10% Feb
4
.
39
Oct
Jun
26
79
Jan
22
184
Jan
Jan
2
69
Oct
5
407a May 29
15% Dec 28
37% Jun 29
17% Jun
29
70
18
Dec
49
16
Oct
46% Apr
17% July
2
14
197a Oct
13
257c Oct
147a Jun
22
Nov
23
28
May 28
2
473/„ Apr
27
123/s Jan
2
153% Jun
7
143
5
27
Jan
15
Jan
143
Sep
33
24
Jan
28
1874 Jan
4
307a Jan
29
Lion
2674 Jan
pfd
16
Feb
53 72 Oct
30
l7/8
l3/4
1%
1%
13/4
l3/4
1%
1472
*1474
14%
*14%
14%
*147,
3.4%
472
4%
4%
*4 3/a
4%
472
4%
7674
75%
7674
76%
763/4
76%
76%
1
*14
par
*43/8
*76
8%
8%
872
23%
2474
2474
243/s
24
24
17%
173/a
177a
173/8
17%
17%
11,700
l3/4
P/4
1474
13/4
1%
1,500
1474
*14 7a
1472
100
4%
43/8
4%
43/a
400
7774
7774
.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
15%
14%
1574
1574
1574
15%
1574
15%
22%
223/4
22%
22 3/4
223/4
22%
223/4
23
35%
3574
3574
35%
35 3/a
357a
36
37% May 17
128
Jun
14
Jun
21
187a M*r 19
Oct
46
14% *'*r 15
10
41
42% Feb
Mar
12972 Jan
2g
203/4 Feb
3074 Dec
14% May
22
38
28
877a Dec
28
Feb
7
4
7%
7%
7%
73/4
7%
36
36
36%
36%
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653/4
65%
65%
65 %
64%
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73/4
7%
37
3
37
*36%
65
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647a
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173
170%
51%
51%
52%
52%
53%
54
46
46
4.6%
46%
46 3/8
46%
171
30
28
8% May
30% May
12% Jan
2
Aug
6
9 72 Nov
24
7% Dec-31
18 74 Oct
573
16
Feb
28
485
14% Sep
4
10
12
Jan
16
193/4 July 25
25 % Jan
31
77e Mar 23
13 74 Oct
8
9
Jan
9% Mar 13
10'/4 Jan
39
Apr
Apr
93% May
13
515
Jan
22% Apr
8
18% Feb
May
Mar 25
113/« Mar 18
63/4 Apr
20
5
Feb
8
Jan
7
13%
13%
13 3/a
133/s
133/8
137a
13 7a
137a
2,500
41%
40 3/4
41%
4174
41%
41%
413/4.
41
41%
4074
403/4
8,200
1974
19%
ly
ry va
18%
18%
18%
183/4
187/a
18%
187a
18 3/4
preferred
100
*72
733/4
19%
19y8
20
20%
20%
20%
20 3/a
21
16
16%
16
16'/a
16
1674
16%
1674
24 7a
24%
24%
25
243/4
25
*72
1
10
_
A—No par
commons
75
*37%
1674
105
*104'/a
(M)
&
Sons
21%
2174
213/a
1547a
*153%
154%
preferred series A
YORK
*104%
21%
"
&
M
Wood
MacAndrews
Working Co
&
Forbes
preferred
Trucks
217a
213/a
21%
15572
*1343/4
1557a
367a
"367/a
55 7a
55'A
273/4
277/a
367/b
367/a
55 7a
273/4
273/4
551/4
27%
Saturday
41
40%
-Ti,
3^%
96'
>9472
41
*14%
40
Magic Chef
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
lviiwiumng
Manati
Sugar
Mandel
317a
1
_
1
-
93/4
247a
24
Marine
22
4'A"I,
or»ferred
(conv)——50
Market St Ry 6% prior pfd
100
Marshall Field & Co com
No
Dec
4
21% Jan
18
9 74 Apr
7
14% Jan
7
Martin
29
14% Jan
11
9% Apr
15
1274 Jan
2
Martin-Parry
273/4 May
1
173/a Apr 24
41% Feb 27
38 3/a Oct
19
2
23% Feb
16
493% Sep
20
1047a Jan
29% Nov
21
87
Jun
29
87
Jun
28
Dec
28
913% Jan
12
29% Jan
25
21
90% Jan
2
10172 Mar
78
3
35
Sep
10172 Feb
7
907. Jan
31
79
Jan
(Glenn
33 72 Jan
2
20 % Feb
18
Master
4974 Apr
10
Mathieson
111% Mar 26
3272 Jan
96
2
Apr 25
Masonite
7
$3.75
cum
2
$3.40
147B Jan
4
157» Jan
31
45 74 Jan
18
4878 Apr
7
$3
8
McCall
42
Jun
2
Feb
3
4
26
Apr
16
4472 Jun
4
28
16 3/s Jun
26
91
19
Dec
1972 Apr
10672 Jan
15% Mar 12
2
60% Dec
35
3
42% Dec
727a Oct
26
37% Jun
22
July
29
45
20
Jun
Oct
1972 Jan
32 7a Oct
8872 May 15
22 7, May 25
27
100
5
14
5
20
Jan
9
39% Feb
4
3
Feb
26
6 OTs
19
25
23
55% Mar
4
20
2374 Jun
16
4372 Apr
38% Feb
1
X143/4 Dec
Feb
28
897a Jan
7
4
July
493/4 Jan
26
Feb
16
8
25
42
27
457z Jan
17%. May
23% Jan
23
Apr
147a Feb
23 74 Apr
91
Apr
Mar 20
18
17% Mar
9874 Apr
60% Feb
44
Jan
267a Jan
7
1572 Jan
21
2
7
94
Jan
14
15
267a Jan
16
2378 Mar
8
25% Jan
21V2 Feb
8
13% May
1
16
27
64
Feb
9
Jan
2
22% Feb
393/4 Sep
4772 Jan
9
27
13
82% Dec
187a Jan
7
35% Jan
22
27
101
Jan
12
12272 Sep
333/, Oct
18
25
13
29 7s
3172 Oct
17
23% Apr
Jan
24
90
Dec
I4
101
Dec
18
92
Nov
7
87
Dec
18
1047a Jan
108
847a Jan
112
■
10
Apr
4
93
Apr
22
121
2
Jan
2
39
Jun
29
131
Jan
3
133/4 Nov
26
page 24.
92 7a
927a
92 7a
60
93
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93
*92
93
11 %
11 Va
117a
1G%
11
10%
107/a
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11
11
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34
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103/4
1,800
1,100
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45%
453/4
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46 3/a
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46
46
4,200
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1097a
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10872
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31
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97
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9672
967a
97
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88
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4572
5
com
5
30%
3072
3074
3072
30%
109
30%
par
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967a
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967a
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967a
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967a
88
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88
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88
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par
30%
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1974 Mar
70.
100
20
14%
47%
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17%
17%
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2474
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24%
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433/4
437a
43%
1674
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167a
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98%
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5774
5774
5774
58
58
58 3/a
58 3/8
583/4
5874
583/4
42%
73 7a
42
42
42
42
423/4
423/4
42%
42%
43
43
5
*42
7372
72%
73%
727a
73%
73%
733/4
73%
7372
73
73%
2 300
18
4174
4174
41%
42
413/s
413/4
417a
423/3
42%
423/4
42%
423/4
2,700
24%
24%
25
25
24%
24%
24%
243/4
*24%
243/4
247a
2474
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14%
147a
147a
14%
14%
147a
143/4
14%
143/4
147a
143/4
1,200
23 72
*9174
24
9172
23%
23%
x237a
233/4
237a
23%
237a
237s
233/4
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2,300
917a
917a
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92%
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92%
*91%
92'%
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927a
1
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24
23%
23%
233%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24"
233/4
237/a
2,200
l
>1372
13%
13%
133/4
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
1474
14 7a
14%
2,000
3
1674
50c
No par
—
100
50
=—3%
*16%
16%c
2872
13%
17%
17%
24%
24%
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16%
*97
50
*50
51%
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17
*16%
16%
*16%
28 74
28%
28%
28%
No par
*9172
93
*9172
93
*917a
*1127a
113
*112 72
113
112%
Co...
5
„
pfd__100
,
17%
17%
24 %
433/4
24%
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16%
*97
51%
T
Prod
Inc
No par
16%
167c
*97
583/4
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51%
167a
99
52 y2
900
433/4
16 3/a
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10
163/8
1,500
99
*50
52
600
800
1,200
120
80
16%
16%
167/a
16%
16%
161/2
163/4
1,500
29
28%
29 7c
283/4
293/4
2934
29%
11,000
92 7a
93
1123/4
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93
11374
113
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92%
113
113'/4
113%
30
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1,400
297a
297a
3074
200
23 3/8
223%
23
223/4
223/4
23
237a
23 7a
23%
1,600
*4474
45
44%
443/4
44%
44%
4574
4572
45
72
45%
800
96
ISO
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1067a
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227s
*136
No par
Marie
1,700
*43
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100
Minn
177/a
247/a
*
433/4
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*40
Mlnneap & St Louis Ry_.
173/4
24 Vb
17%
243/a
30
5
22
100
23%
45
9472
9472
*1047a
10
2,100
*22%
106
No par-
common...
15'/4
473/,
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*10472
5
15 7a
*47 72
173/4
99
*50
1574
473/4
2474
*43
433A
16%
98%
15
*47%
30
100
Petroleum.—
Utilities
SS
86
143/4
—..10
&
967a
86
47%
22
P
9 6'/a
88
14%
...No par
Copper
St
98
473/4
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp.:
8
5,400
96
143/4
*29
30
*104 72
*2172
1574 Jan
3D1/4
96
*47 7a
preferred series..—T___100
16% May
300
3074
14%
4.45 %
30% Jan
1097a
47%
947a
2174 May
2
13% Feb 26
30%
3072
1,203
14%
*927a
4
108%
—
4772
94%
1387a Apr
*
110
-
147/8
47%
1774
*927a
Steel
!
17%
9472
South
1/v
2974
*92V2
Miami
500
11
100
Mid-Continent
%
11
preferred series
28
24
5474
11%
3.80%
25
1
927a
24%
10%
*54
17%
—
8%
■
4,400
253/a
23
Middle
21
see
25
243%
95
Midland
217, Sep
For footnotes
2474
25%
106
2274
*105
21%
94 7a
*105
1053/4
22
22
22%
1053%
6772
6674
67%
67
22 7s
227a
227a
22%
4172
40
40
397a
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138
138
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687a
22%
40
138
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105'/4
106
96
105 74
96
95
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96
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95
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95
106
1057a
96
10
70
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106
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1053/8
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22 7a
22 74
22
227a
22
22
3,800
68
-
70
69
70
681/4
68%
4.303
227/a
14,500
22%
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22%
223/4
7a
22%
22%
22%
22%
143/l»
14%
147a
14%
14%
14%
143/4
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177»
167a
17%
17%
17%
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40
40
138
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223/8
2278
*29 7a
96
95
7
13% Mar 28
25 3/s
243/4
106
4
9
500
25
253/8
94%
42 72 Mar
^21 % Feb
4%
*93%
23 7a Jan
8
*4%
*104 7a
4
Jan
43/,
95
14
133
107/a
54 7a
43/4
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106
39% Jan
5
4
103/4
54%
43/4
*93 7a
20 3,4 Feb
31
107/a
547a
95
813/4 Jan
-
10%
54 Vb
4%
*9372
1053/4 May
1
243/4 Jan 59
6,600
103/4
54
100
1
10%
10%
preferred series
8
5,600
53%
3.85%
Jan
3,100
10%
7
May
1,000
9%
24
2974
preferred__50
Inc
2nd pfd—
Machine
20
21%
17%
Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott.
12.50
65
483% Feb
Sep
$3.50 preferred
3
9%
237a
2974
Mergenthaler
12
22 7a Dec
142
1st
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
Feb
93/4
23%
17%
common
11
93
Sep
Inc
29
20
72 74
Stores
987a Feb
91% Feb
233% Oct
convertible
1057a Feb
May
21%
9%
23%
300
29
preferred (1st series)
Melville Shoe Corp...
Mengel Co (The) common..—
Mesta
95
1,300
46
474%
11
3
2iy2
10
107a
7
7
17%
No par
5474 Feb
14
7
10
Inc
437a May
1
92% Jan ; 2
Jan
10%
107a
6,200
4,400
510
287a
1
2
Jan
•
54
4%
11
'>
10
24
4%
*10%
21%
21 >/4
9%
23%
10%
11
10'/a
*6 7a
7
17
N
>495
31%
17%
31%
173/a
17%
Mines
Robbins
Co.
x2iy4
/.
24-%
*47a
117s
10%
32
510
46
Co
2872 Jan
91
10
*53%
*92
*601
28%
Publishing—
17
101
213/4
10
4%
93
17
16 3/8
17%
preferred...100
2
l
213/i
x24 7a
1,1V
28%
common
Porcupine
conv
10
8%
177a
McLellan Stores Co
$4
22
243/4
*6%
10%
11
series.No par
23
21
2
Electric
&
*10%
8 3/4
32
327a
'
7
9
3,300
2874
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Corp common
5%
9%
2474
*6%
2,100
17%
Mead
Merck
217a
9"%
24%
6 %■
200
8 74
1
convertible
Mercantile
10%
'
63/4
877,
8 74
9
510
547a
*92
No par
McCrory Stores Corp
McKesson
16 3/8
*501
25%
———50
McGraw-Hill
32 %
16%
287a
87 74
874
2874
Corp common...
Mclntyre
107a
10%
32%
510
28
88 74
874
874
287a
*877.
74
173/a
Corp
McGraw
16%
*501
28
4,600
28 74
—
Preferred
372%
32
16%
8
100
14%
283/4
common
preferred
McCord
32%
510
28 74
88
74
14%
14%
HV2
pfd—No
Jan
Aug
Oct
1947
33% Jan
104% Feb
94
15
pfd
1
May
105 74 Apr
July
53 »/4 Mar 15
18
56
5072 Mar 12
16
29
27
21% May 24
473/4 Apr
2
8
15% Apr
Oct
16 7.
9
Feb
I 27% Apr
'
26% Jun
113
28
•2 8 3/a Feb
26
18
3
17
Dec
28% Oct
13
28
45% Dec
14
25
Mar 22
83% Apr
46
7
Maytag Co
88
No par
cumulative
19
28
88%
No par
May
23
28%
14%
143/4
173/8
common
May
167a Feb
27
28
14%
*28 74
preferred ,—..No
97
493/4 Apr
14%
1
_
Corp
preferred.
87
17
14%
14%
4%
111
Chemical
2
lo
Jan
10%
1,000
45
138
—No Par
10
43
213/4
•
~
15'/4
*44
*135
10%
__No par
Co
conv
$3.75
Co
Corp
May Dept Stores
13% Jan
157, Aug
20% Jan
L)
7
*501
15 74
15
45
138
*5372
—100
Corp..__
Electric
4.25%
5
common
preferred
103/4 Jun
10%
*20%
.1
6.25
16 3/a
496
*10%
5
-
317a
16%
496
*6%
12% Jan
% %
317a
16y2
50
15
*44
834
28%
89
15
*135
9
5774 .Tan
10
Shares
May 9
45
9
31
Jan
1,000
the Week
Friday
May 8
138
9
30
4
14 3/4
9
25
July 17
Thursday
">.■
45
93/„
Exploration
Corp
x
*9
4»/4 ■Tan
1772 Jan
•
*135
8
__No par
Midland
15
8%
10% Apr
29
3,900
Sales for
45
8 74
52 74 Feb
29
3,500
40'A
138
*8774
3
11
*393/4
*44
8%
2874
10
Shirt
*14%
28%
Co—
Co.1x
Oil
3
40 3/s
1,700
\
96
*135
88%
RR
Bros
Manhattan
147a
141/2
15
8%
Corp
Mar
*94 72
45
2874
—
Marathon
93
96
138
*8774
(The)—i
coal
*14%
*135 74
No par
_*
Maracaibo
10
May 7
8%
28
85 V2 Jan
40 3/a
Wednesday
*874
29
27
v
:
*947a
v,
PRICES
May 6
*44
45
138
*8774
Jan
105 72 Feb
Tuesday
SALE
96
40%
No par
Square Garden—
Nov
28
HIGH
May 5
15
*43%
*13574
"
Macy (R H) Co Inc com——No par
47»% preferred series A
100
Madison
.
5
Dec
AND
Monday
May 3
5
100
11% Dec
83
'
553/a
41
300
2,700
21%
*1-547,
27%
*94 '/2
104 74
21%
55 %
96
13,60J
15574
27%
*94%
500
16
21%
553/e
41 y2
9,003
37
154%
*
273/a
96
.
157/a
1033/4
54%.
367a
25
243/4
'37
'
105
55
14%
28
4
104 7a
273/4
5
17
277a Jan
105
543/4
*94%
common—10
—
Inc_T—
2974 Jan
7
167c
100
9,100
M
56
24% May
37 74
2774
/
2
5
25V4
15%
36 72
Par
29
387a Feb
16 'A
27%
LOW
July 19
8
16
363/4
54%
*41
10
;
16 7a
12,600
•
'
155
\
21
1,900
73%
20J/a
26%
16%
73%
16
377a
733/4
25
*37
-16%
105
217a
*154
*46
'A 11 a
27%
100
STOCK
*73%
54%
com__l
Lukens Steel Co.—
73
1674
105
2iy8
*72
37%
167B
105
*1537a
*?6%
733/4
*37
1674
JQ
Inc
*72
38
100
523/8 Oct
267a Nov
1,203
41
par
No par
c;0
127a Jan
7
1,100
467a
1374
preferred
22
43/4 May
110
54
54
4674
Jan
4
30)
1717a
46 74
*10472
1
24
5
171
171%
10,300
1374
100
18
May
5,200
37
647a
4674
16 %
Mack
907a Jan
8
7%
37
8,200
I3
24%
177a Jan 28
31% Jan
42 7a Oct
Jan
7%
■
13
;
*^5%
367a
65
5174
38
/-rn
M
77a
1,500
3,900
35%
r"
16
237a
37
5174
171
1,500
16
23
.
6472
*1707a
16 7s
6%
9
12% Jan
500
7
8774 Jan
1033/8 Jan
10
25
25
7%
7774
77
*36 3/4
65%
51
24 72
12
24
9
23% Jun
Ton
May
7%
1,400
2 500
—.2.50
EXCHANGE
Apr
7% May 21
July 14
15%
45
35%
173
51
5
173
353/a
8%
No par
NEW
134% Apr
8%
16
22 %
—_——
,/
137a Nov 29
'
1574
,—7
——
Highest
'>
87a
35 74
38
1
8%
^72
com—.25
300
1,700
173/a
10
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
93
5
(The)
Range for Previous
1951
*92
*92
58
23
17
*
Year
93
93
8%
No par
4% %
*91
X223/4
Lowenstein
Jan
93
500
23%
8%
и.p.d series A—
94% Mar 24
*23 74
173/a
2
50
24
223/4
8
4
237a
8 3/a
5772 Mar
39 7a Mar
23%
16%
30
Jan
*91
.t23%
57
23%
58
22%
20
8
93
23%
*45
*23
.
59
8%
20
Jan
23%
58
173/a
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)„No par
Louisville & Nashville
50
913/4
47
*223/4
*6
59
22 72
Lighting Co—
7%
*45
23
*57 y2
87a
2472 Feb
Feb
*91
93
23J/2
23%
100
Long Island
15
47
23
59
177s
*1%
Aircraft Corp
Mar 28
*45
223/4
22%
1
Lone Star Cement Corp
Long Bell Lumber (Md)
15472 Apr
37 72 Apr
23 7a
23
*91
—No par
7
24
23
No par
;
Tobacco
2
1063/4 Mar 14
74
No par
43% Feb
8
47
47
10
preferred—No
convertible
Lockheed
800
*45
123/4
25
common.*
Oil Co..
Loew's Inc
12%
No par
"
1672 Apr
8
3
—___100
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No
372%
127/a
'
&
Co
Corp
12%
22
Myers
Belt
12%
*57
527» Feb
5972 Feb
39
103
Dec
4674 Mar 17
24
Jan
93
Lionel
4
15
Jan
35
Link
153/4 Jan
1,100
12%
22%
preferred
4874 Mar 28
2
Jan
170
7%
21%
12%
57%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
14
Jan
Dec
4
Jan
9
14% Jan
21
30
Jan
64
7574 Apr
30
May
173% Apr
&
217a
*1274
577a
Libby„..
Corp——
Life Savers
100
12%
*2274
Stores' Corp.—
Liggett
6%
22 7a
*45
common
87a
63/4
21%
53
_.
8 7a
*63/8
21%
22
Libby McNeill
2
87a
6%
21%
47
2nd
8%
*6 3/a
22
1st
noncum
87a
7
2274
*45
preferred
noncum
8%
*6%
*21%
<-57
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
29
*12 74
87c
6%
1
7
Jan
123/8
87a
22
5
Lehman Corp (The)
Lehn & Fink Products
Lerner
12 74
50
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
50c
21%
—t
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
$3
*6 3/8
22
Tire.
(James) & Sons Co
з.85%
8%
6%
22
No par
14
713/8 Feb
1
Lees
874
6%
_No par
Bryant common
472% preferred..
Rubber
874
4
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
(The)
Jan
38
May
Co
37% Apr
9
May
307a Jan
48% Jun
16% Mar 28
,25
Co
Lane
23
2
Vv 3 6 3/4
25 V2 Jan
267a Nov
5% Feb
Gas
Lambert
173/4 Jan 29
8074 Mar 17
13
102
203/4 Dec
15
23% .Tan
4
273/4 Jan
4
717a Jan
18 3/8 Apr
15% Apr
9
,
27a Jan
4
6
Feb
43
19
Feb
26
xl2% Apr 30
39% May
l
17% Feb 27
27
23% Sep
10
17% Apr
9
77a May
49
21
x81
25% Jan
15
36
3
16% Nov
l
1607a Jan
23
39
1
19
X6372 May
3
Dec
24
La Consolidad 6%
21
1
3
.
66
Jan
1
21% Mar 14
9
9
77a Feb
Laclede
8
21
13% Jan
2
May
Apr
x333/4 Feb
8% Jan
92% May
974 Feb
2
703/4 Feb
7
158
Feb
1% Apr
1474 Apr
737a July 5
173/a May 17
27% Sep 20
2
20% July 11
'
8
-
*137
*22%
23
23
227a
40%
40%
13872
1387a
900
10
23
23
1,000
14%
14%
18
227a
40
138 %
•
151%
143/4
1474
3,400
17%
18
177a
177a
3,100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1972)
20
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Year
Previous
Lonesl
4iy« Jan
2
56% July 17
Sep 21
107 % Oct
29
117
37 V4 Feb
20
54
May
107
Mar
7
14
Mar
53% Jan
3
112
Jan
Apr
24
48
% Jan
2
101% Feb
25
105
Jan
23
18'/e Jun
29
27% Oct 15
18% May
1
24 % Jan
2
93% Feb 14
84
7
91% Jan
11
May
25% Jan
2
34% Oct
13
15
30% Jan
14
33% Nor
6
32% Jao
2
36% Feb
32% Dec 28
29% Apr
18% Sep 21
8
17% Jan
5
20% Jan
34% Jan
2
37% Mar 24
6% Apr
22
8% Feb
Jan
16
.21% Apr
21
$5.50
7
17
24 % Jun
29
13% Apr
11
30% July
2
7% Jun
25
35 % Deo
13% Mar
8
4
Apr
50
37
■J
1st
$1.50
2nd
Co
40%
No par
Mar 12
22
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
62% Apr
1
27% Apr
31% Jan
16
7
16% Feb 10
12% Mar
4
14
Feb
6
Mojud
24% Jan
8
16% Apr
24
18% Jan
4
Monarch
107% Aug
109% Jan
2
Monsanto
12% Nov
3
16% July
Jan
25
11 % Jan
2
21 % Jan
13
64
Jan
2
15
Jun
29
12% Nov 27
40% Jan
2
23% Nov
28
24% Dec
14
17% July 2
16% Jun 25
28
9
1
89
Apr
24
27 %
Oct
8
22% Apr
24
29
Deo
21
26% Apr
7%
Pac RR
Hosiery
30% Jan
22
9
67% Jan
2
22% Sep 24
18% Feb 18
2
18
13% Apr
17
14% Jan
10
Morrell
57% Dec
7
54% Jan
2
73% Apr
14
Motorola
31% Jan 29
22% Jan
14
29
Mar 31
27
Mar
18
Feb
30% Nov 20
22% May
29% Jan
25
13% Jan
26
19
15% Feb 28
11% Jan
3
60% Dec 18
51
Feb
25
57% Jan
4
18
1
19% Jan
10
Jan
107% Sep
11
112% Jun
11
18% Jun
25
23% Feb
27
43% Sep
28
49% Feb 28
42% Mar 13
44% Jan
4
51% Dec
5
66
50
May
1
52% Feb
4
17% July
2
22% Feb
18
Apr
30
51% Jan
2
79
60% Feb
20
Mar 15
37
18% May
Wheel
4%
150
27
*25%
27
*25%
27
26
35%
*34%
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
100
26
35%
31%
31
2,300
3,700
31%
30%
19 %
19%
19%
xl9%
19%
19
19 %
19
19%
19
19 y8
6,300
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
36
35%
36
35%
36
3,500
6%
7
6%
7
6%
7
-2,900
7
7
7
r
6%
7
7
57%
7,300
24
24
23%
241%
23%
23%
4,500
28
28
28
*28%
28%
28%
291%
28%
28%
700
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
*123/4
12%
12%
12%
600
17
17
17
17%
17%
17%
18
*18%
18%
18%
18%
'28
13
13
>
-
57
57%
58
24
57%
58
57%
58%
700
—No par
'16%
5
90%
90%
90%
90%
91
90%
92%
92
92%'
92%
93
6,700
5
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24
.
24%
24%
24i%
24%
24%
9,400
X90
24%
23%
No par
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27%;
27%
27%
2,900
No par
59%
59%
60
59%
60 %
59%
60
59%
60 %
59%
59%
15,000
12
'17%
59%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,000
No par
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,100
67
69
67
67%
4,900
25%
*25%
25%
1,800
*23 %
24
Lines
67
67%
66%
67
67
67
671/4
10
25
25%
'24%
25%
25
25%
x25
25
25
5
2J%
24
*23%
24
24
24
*23%
24%
24
24
1
131/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18i/8
18%
1,500
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
3,500
11%
*11%
Corp
—,
1
24%
18%
24%
24%
66%
'11%
12
'11%
1
'54%
55
54%
54%
109%
109%
109%
18%
18%
18%
18%
'42%
43 %
*42%
50
*48%
51
lo
18%
50
& Bros
No par
'42%
44
'50
;
50%
50
12
600
12
11%
*543/4
55
54%
54%
108%
109
108%
108%
50
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
3,900
42%
*423/4
43
43
43
200
*48%
50%
51
100
54%
55
*54%
*109
11%
42%
43%
'109
54%
18%
18%
100
700
109%
xll%
12
*11%
5
preferred
Myers (F E)
3,600
23%
Murphy Co (G C) common
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America com
^
10
18%
86
28
Mfg. Corp
Munslngwear Inc
4
109% Feb
*85 »/a
24%
Mullins
48% July 19
*25
18%
18%
58
(The)
Mueller Brass Co
Motor
86
18%
57%
Corp
22
1
*85
3
Products
25% Apr
19% Jan
1
18%
85
23%
Inc
1
23
18%
84
900
104%
23%
29%
(John) £5 Co
Motor
*103%
57%
Co.
Co
20
9
Apr 12
Power
Moore-McCormack
1033/4
14,000
23%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mar 15
103%
3.000
41
19
30%
20
Montana
16
40%
18%
Shares
49%
111
35%
1.25
Tool
Chemical
41 %
49%
*109
57'A
Inc
Machine
30%
40%
87
18%
35%
30%
40%
49%
112
100
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
16% Jan
108
Co
34%
*109
*84
27
34%
*103
103%
*103
49
108%
pfd-100
conv
26% Mar 12
59 % May
May
5%
40%
.85%
'25
No par
preferred series A
^Missouri
757/a Sep 19
21% Feb 23
26%
34 %
5
Mohawk Carpet Mills
33% Mar 12
24
86%
'24
10
com
5
0
73% Mar
39% Feb
Nov
'85
40%
18%
18%
85
Mission
15
18%
25
108%
40%
the Week
May 9
103%
*108%
108%
103%
Friday
May 8
48%
48
48%
40%
'103
Sales lor
Thursday
May 7
109%
40%
103%
48
47%
*108
10o
preferred
conv
'102%
18%
1
common
preferred
May
2
18% Aug 15
29
11% Dec
108%
40%
Minnesota Power & Light Co.Nopar
Mission Corp
__1
2
45'4 July
73
.25
100
No par
Mig common
preferred
PRICES
Wednesday
May 6
47
47%
47%
108%
-
&
Minneapolis-Moline
9
29% Jun
1.5o
SALE
Tuesday
May 5
May 3
Par
prelerrea
conv
Min
$4
2
83% Jan
$3.75
Minn
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
22
39
YORK
EXCHANGE
3
107
«
100 V* Nov 30
NEW
Highest
45% Feb
»
1
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range
1951
Highest
fewest
Since Jan.
*109
109%
*48%
,
51
♦48%
600
N
31
12% Jan
15
16% Jan
16
2
I
Mar! 9
Aug
17% Deo
7
29
12
'.BO
Dec
27
7
Jan
2
14
42% Jan
2
59% Sep
17% May
1
19
Apr 23
29% Apr 23
14
9% Dec
24
Jan
35% Jan 13
184% Jan 20
6
11% Feb
2
14% Aug 7
16% Aug'14
44% May 28
fan
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Oct 29
13% Mar 26
11
15
Apr 24
,12
21% Apr 21
23
Dec
0
Jun
*29% Dec
•
31% Apr
3
„
9% May
54% Feb
'\i 9%
Jan
11% May
•13% Jaij
2
21% Mar 28
70
•
Mar
7
Nash-Kelvinator
Nashville
National
Acme
16% Jan
4
National
Louis
20% Jan
8
National Automotive
4
National
Aviation
23
National
Biscuit
175% Apr
123/4 Jan
17
28
Fibres
preferred A
National
Can
Cash
2
10% May
133/B Jan
7
National
City
7
National
Container
National
Cylinder
National Dairy Products
Lines
53% Jan
17
14% May
1
17% Jan
4
National
Department
253/8 Apr
29
34% Jan
2
National
Distillers
106% Oct
27
112% Oct
4
102% Apr
24
HO3/* Jan
24
16% Jun
29
2
223/4 Apr
89
Oct
29
27% NOV
8
165% Dec 31
185% Jan
134% Dec
12
156
8% Sep
5
30 % Jun
29
25% Jan
43
2
Jun
25
Nov
20
Jan
29
165
Feb
20
176% Apr
16
136
Jan
15
147% Apr
24
83/4 Apr
22
9% Jan
31
35
Nov-
7%
6%
25% Feb
2
Oct
11
17% Sep
10% Feb
17
15
108
51%
51%
51%
513/4
51%
513/4
51%
51%
51%
52%
15
15
15
14%
15
*143/4
15
14%
14%
14%
15
263/a
26%
27
26 5/a
27
28,700
1021%
102%
1013/4
102
1,400
5
26%
26%
263/«
263/4
26%
27%
x26%
102%
1023/4
1023/4
102 3/4
102%
102 5/a
*1013/4
213/a
22%
l
100
90 3/4 May
5
National Tea Co
Feb
25
13% May
8
16
Jan
4
Natl
6% May
8
3
Natomas
Lowest
18
10% Feb
18% Feb 19
Jan
8% Jan
11
13
21
42% Jan
Dec
29
11% Jan
2
102
11
15
8% Mar
4.20%
Co
104% Jan
7
9% J an
3
rcu
Apr
2
143
Dec
17% Jun
25
23% Feb
17
2
82% Jan
24
Jan
68
11% Jan
16
Jan
*d
8s
May
o
4
30
9
11
3
Nehi
43A%
May
Nesco
22
Newberry Co (J J)
6%
6%
13% Mar 12
33/4%
England
Rights
23
14
8
21
New
126
28
4
Jan
7
75
3
21% Jan
22
New
156% Feb
13
100 % Jan
9
183/4 May 10
143/4 Apr
24
60
52
Dec
14
73
Jan
3
92
Aug
215
Jan
17
475
14% Nov
14
Apr
88% May
9
9
8
Oct
15
25% Jan
18
14% Feb
13
25
59% Jan
17
46% Jan
15% May 24
22% Jan
9
16% May
350
May
105
Jan
Chic
New
8
29
6
N Y
58
May
9
New
94% Feb'
9
673
$5
New
2
1
18% Jan
N Y
293/4 Dec
Mar
253/4 Nov
25
Jun
26
29
77
Nov
26
88% Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
12 3/3 May
28
x29
Jan
16
1
85% Jan
2
9
24% Jan
7
26% Jan
29% Mar
5
76
84
15 %
*15
*105
23
82
8
Jan
3
88
31 % Jan
2
2
39% Oct
70% Dec
2
Apr
28
6
753/4 Jan
17
8
35% Mar
7
59
♦95%
97%
'95%
12%
12%
lo
1
108%
*95
97
*107
108%
97
108%
SQC
108%
~95
Q7
108%
108%
A
30
35
34%
35
1,400
19%
19%
19
19%
191/s
19 3/8
00
39%
39
393/8
39%
393/8
100
Hav
RR
&
5%
*1013/4
103
*102%
I
163/B
16
195/s
19%
l95/8
1,800
19%
193/s
19 3/8
193/4
19%
19%
48,500
403/a
40
40%
39%
40%
16,900
1021/4
16
No par
*52
54%
♦521/a
54%
54
54
No par
*86
88
50
*340
360
*861/4
351
873/4
351
100
*18%
18%
183/s
18%
100
A
1021/4
*86%
*375
18
16
*52%
*861/4
88
400
400
18 3%
18 3/8
.
87%
400
100
16
16
16
1,800
54
54
54
58
120
86%
450
18%
18%
*1023/4
103
*863/4
86%
*470
505
10
873/4
500
50
.
18%
3,200
53
18
183/4
1.700
*52
52%
523/4
523/4
525/8
53
53%
53V4
53%
54%
53
1
*16%
17
163/4
163/4
163/4
16%
16 3/4
167/s
16%
16%
*16%
16"%
700
30%
30%
30
30%
30 3/8
303/4
303/4
31
31
31%
31%
31%
4,000
933/4
*93
933/4
*93
94'A
923/4
93
26
26%
100
*93
26%
223/s
22%
25
48%
483/4
x48
25
*25%
26%
*25%
lo
21%
213/8
21%
Corp
Chemical Co
Norfolk
& Western Ry com
Adjustment preferred
Apr
17
North
American
17% Jan
29
North
American
Co_„
Aviation
Northern
Central
45 % Apr
1
Northern
Northern
263/fl
14,900
29
*903/8
91
90%
96
96
96
91/4
83/4
22%
22%
48
18
16% Dec
10
11% Apr
16
Dec
13
12
31
22
243/s Dec
14
25% Jan
31
23
Apr 17
20% May
1
16% Jan
19% Oct
26
35% SeD
14
30
36
Feb
11
Northwestern
27% Jan
28
Norwich Pharmacal Co
34% Feb
27
670
95/8
22%
22%
900
9.900
9%
223/4
223/4
22%
22%
481%
48%
48%
48%
483/a
48%
48
.
48 %
26%
'25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
25%
251/2
500
2P/4
21%
213/4
213/e
21%
213/a
21%
21 %
213/s
52.000
153/a
:15%
15%
15%
15%
773/4
76%
41%
413/a
*41
78%
413/8
75%
753/4
743/8
77%
*77
15%
15%
773/4
79
5
15%
153/4
8,200
15%
77
77
78%
78%
120
41 %
41%
413/4
42
411/s
41%
3.000
76 3/4
78%
78%
*77
79
•
78%
801/4
80
40 200
10%
11
11
11
10%
11
11
11%
11%
11
11%
11%
22,403
*88%
883/4
88'/4
881/4
88%
883/4
88 3/e
883%
*88V4
88"%
*107%
107 %
107%
107%
*107%
108%
*107%
1081/2
108%
♦108
109%
*101
101 %
1013/4
•101
1013/4
*101
1013/4
*107%
*101
1013/4
*101
101%
12 %
12%
123/4
;
22
500
12,500
91/8
9
8%
„100
12% Oct
300
90%
96
3,000
82%
—100
14% Dec
Ohio Edison Co common
Inc—
Inc
*28%
29
(Minn)-r-
i__
Airlines
26%
263%
60
82%
95
41%
'
28%
923/4
83
95
41%
79
26%
923A
93%
*81%
96
*77%
153/8
283/4
91
100
.
$4.80 preferred—
Preferred $1.10 series
Northrop Aircraft
9
26 3%
91
50
Ry Co__
$3.60 preferred
15%
96
*923/4
83
91
_lo
Pacific Ry
Northern States Pwr C0
Common
—i
l
Natural Gas Co
943/b Mar 29
Northwest
54
103
16
♦102%
16
No par
5
2
19%
39 5/a
103
16 %
Co__
series
103
15%
Co_
Hart
*1013/4
15
Electric
4.6%
3,300
*34
193/a
No par
7
30
1,800
111
193/4
343/4
19%
22%
7
186,800
34 %
34%
193/s
*22%
20
11,300
3/64
34%
34
19%
2
2
1101/4
4093/4 110%
125/s
97
*19%
34%
19%
9%
1013/4 May
15% Jan
*95
19%
34%
9%
5
07
97
34%
1
93/a
Jan
125/8
16%
9%
108 % Mar 18
*95%
12%
69
1
3
300
16
95
Jan
2,900
69
94
105
~io
10
39
16
94%
1093/. May 25
103% Feb 27
f.
10
39
Id/a
68 %
16
161/8
69%
94%
18
1000
15%
105%
16
15%
*68%
100
10
109%
Shares
68
16%
69%
preferred
Apr
aqi;
97
v
10%
16 %
16%
*68%
3.90%
11% Feb
10%
,
the Week
691/4
16%
69%
*90%
89
600
*68%
16
*68%
90%
2
20% May
*05
90%
2
*15%
*105
97
12%
91
Jan
105i/4
12 3/a
*90%
Mar 15
15%
105%
97%
100
81
*151/8
12%
preferred
22
15%
1061/2
10%
11
*"95%
No par
Class A
•
*10%
12 3/8
5
preferred
Harlem
Nopco
11
97%
Shipping Corp partic stock
State Elec & Gas Corp—
Noma
May 9
May 8
12%
10 %
3.60%
10% Jan
20
*105%
285/8
82
24% Sep
*15
15%
106%
*81%
16
Jan
*15
*105
283/s
10
Jun
15%
82%
94% Feb
15% Mar 31
May 7
*103/4
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
107/a
6,500
Sales for
SALE PRICES
82%
10% Dec
94
5,500
*28%
1
28
6%
82%
21
Dec 27
6%
28%
9% Jun
92% Dec
63/4
265/8
80% Dec
xl04
65/s
28%
16
Feb
6%
82%
29
Mar
76% July
31% Jan
1,500
63/4
7
26
Jan
19% Jan
13%
83%
26% Apr
15
13%
28%
51
13
14%
25%
4
Feb
13%
25%
2
19
X13% Jun 29
14%
*82%
25% Mar
13
31
14%
*28%
1
193/4 Dec
102 J/2
—100
263/a Apr
28% Jan
23%
102%
1061/2
10%
24
23%
101%
*95%
10%
,
22%
12%
10%
650
•
101%
No par
27
18
»
103/4
300
8.100
,
223/8
6% V
io3/4
903/4
7,800
10iy4
preferred
14
25
903/4
*89%
38
21%
3.40%
10 3/8 Jan
Sep
17% Jun
33
97%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
5
46% Jan
Feb~~5
32%
*89 %
24
Apr
24
29
33%
12%
$3.75 preferred
8% Apr
20% Feb
Jun
32%
90
913/8 May
2
96 % Mar 31
Jan
863/4 Jan
9
323/4
90
*95%
pfd_10o
common
94
28
32%
3J2
Common
26% Feb
10%
106%
lo
32% Mar
Apr
28
May 6
"15
Brake
Dock
Preferred
N Y
28
37%
*
& St Louis Co—
noncurn
&
N Y
2
Air
York
NY
28
,
101 %
100
preferred series
Mar 24
28
1
City Omnibus Corp
193/a Apr 28
54% May
8
2
8,000
28%
.
39%
common
6%
16% Mar
200
44%
*28
3/8
Tuesday
*105
System
Yoik Central
N Y
40% May
32%
44
*39
preferred
York
New
*31%
443/8
39
Mining Corp.
Newport Industries common-
Jan
32
44%
—
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
4%%
37
32
44%
101/4
Newmont
Jan
20% Feb
37
32%
22%
May 5
103/4
36%
100
Elec
—
Apr
103/4
800
IOI3/4
143/s
Monday
May 3
120
83/4
39
3
25
6%
147%
8%
10
20
x52%
63/4
*14
143/B
147%
8%
10%
17% Jan
44
*14%
147%
8%
40
preferred
New
9
22
147%
433/4
903/4
90
1013/4
175
35%
32%
21%
175
*39
34% Feb
102
32%
90 3/4
60
175
40
18
3
32%
102
13,100
*38%
Sep 20
29
28
21%
100
27
40
26 % Jan
Dec
283/s
*102
97
263/4
10%
25
8% Jun
283/4
903/4
21%
102
11,000
97
27%
*38%
15 % Jun
85
90
89%
600
♦313/a
32%
323/fl
31%
14%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
94
43%
...
22%
22
22%
6,200
N
98
5
36% Mar 21
79% Nov 30
32
43%
21%
102%
No par
com-.
21
99
35%
32
433/4
*28%
29
28%
*14%
Inc-_
91
u>l»
106% Apr
15% Apr
24
12
2
35%
32
1
26
26
8%
43%
100
preferred
18% Feb
20% Jan
147%
3%
35%
1
32 % Jan
83% Dec
147%
8%
*313/4
433/4
21%
common
17
5
147%
8%
147
LOW AND HIGH
12
25 % Jan
♦146%
*353/8
32
Saturday
23% Oct
43% Jun
*174%
353/4
Par
38% Jan
3
174%
*35%
STOCK
25
10
174%
*97
8%
*1013/4
Corp
Neisner Bros Inc
105% Mar 25
3/64 May
YORK
29
15% Jan
1743/4
8%
_1
17% Jun
41% Jan
1743/4
146 3/4
5
28% Jun
26
263/4
8%
-
100
EXCHANGE
983/4 Mar 20
12
lvd
Dec
27'/4
147%
No par
NEW
11
Apr
43% Jan
27
101
*96
27
*83/4
100
common
preferred
Vulcanized Fibre Co
1
90% Jan
7
24
6
Jan.
38 3/4 Mar 28
9
Feb
1
24
Apr 18
12% Oct
46
98
27%
147%
10
com
Co
*174
174%
22
97
263/4
22
98
26%
263/a
*174
22
98
26%
1743/4
213/4
*97
98
26%
1
Corp
conv
Highest
Apr
32
34% Nov 26
22
21%
*97
—5
100
Service
10%
10o
preferred
103
Jan
Range Since
34% Jun
Oct
51%
*14%
STOCKS
14% Jaa
xl05
74
51%
5
common
Supply (The) Pa
4%%
2
101
1951
7
99
No par
common
National
103 % Nov
Dec
3,100
No par
2
87
8,000
17
National
15% Jan
91
11%
16%
25
Highest
9% Jun 25
'103/4
11%
17
Apr
Range for Previous
Lowest
10%
113/4
17
29
23
Year
10%
11%
163A
30
19% Feb
19
10%
113/8
25% Jan
'
17,500
10%
11%
43%
9
1.800
10%
*31%
3
3,700
Xl6%
10
May
10%
55'/2
ll3/4
No par
Apr
•
163/a
common
Ref
110
10%
56%
55
10
55%
16%
preferred B
Sugar
10
*
2,600
175
10%
preferred A
National Linen
10
56 'A
*173%
11 5/8
No par
Co
10
56%
30 '/a
V.
174
16%
No par
24
7% Dec
Lead
10
56 V
10
55%
,
174
10,400
11%
Stores
Prod
Gypsum Co
10
173
2,900
18%
20
30%
10%
National Shares Corp_„
National Steel Corp
35
172%
18%
*19%
16%
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast
15
172%
18%
11%
2
19
Xl71%
18
10%
Jan
Feb
30%
30%
30%
175
*174
1
19%
30%
10%
Mar 31
28
19%
30%
16%
53
85 % Jan
193/8
30 %
11%
33
3
193/a
310
600
2,200
10%
40% Jan 26
0
17 3/a
19%
;
11%
1
Sep
18%
•
16%
9
May
30%
30%
175
18%
13%
303/a
193/a
30%"
12%
19%
xl8
18%
19%
2
90
2
18%
193/s
Jan
30% Dec
14% Jan
18%
30% Jao
10
7
13
43
17
32% Feb
15
12%
56
9
Dec
12 3/a
34% Nov 30
Jan
19
12%
—1
;
$4.50 preferred
National
12 3/8
"174
—1
Co
pfd series of 1951
National
7
2
21% Jan
101
May
33
8
25% Nov
83
98
1
4
9% Jan 20
40% Sep
7
17
25
-
Jan
Jan
12,%
19%
—1
Inc
Co
Gas
3
18% Jan
12%
56%
3
253/4 May
12%
12%
9%
10
91
32%
56%
37% Oct
29
663/4
32 »/4
17 500
19%
65%
323/4
9%
23% Feb
Jan
19%
66
*32
56%
51% Sep
33% Oct 19
19%
*65
32
9%
10
21% Mar 23
19%
65 J/4
313/a
56%
26
103
19
65
31%
-10
18% Mar 27
4%%
39%
65
31%
Register——No par
16% Dec
2
19
63
323/4
193/a
100
Corp
19%
64%
*31%
18
—5
._10
;
18%
*63%
33
*12%
Inc. —1
Corp—
common-!
Co
19%
65%
33
__1
32% Jan
1%
„1
(
26% Jan
483/4 Jan
.100
Co
22% Jan
National
7
St
Airlines
61% Mar 19 (
14
£c
23
4
3
18%
*64%
Corp
Chatt
35% Jan
10o
1
-
12%
12%
lo
*12
123/8
25
*20%
21
50
*31%
32%
2.50
common
preferred
1:
Telegraph
*20%
21
*101
12%
12%
12%
123/8
.
12%
12%
88%
12%
12
12
,-310
89
20
123/4
3,600
121/4
3,000
12
121/4
12'/J,
12%
121/8
121/4
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/8
21
21%
20 3/4
20 3/4
*31 %
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
315/8
*31%
32%
340
21
20%
31%
20%
203/8
20%
20%
21%
x21%
21%
1,300
34%
4,500
20 3%
1,700
O
30% Jan
2
33% Aug 20
98% Dec 26
110% Mar 12
8« % Dec
27
43% Iviar 29
19'/a Jan
18
May
99% Feb
33% Jan
100
88% Jan
27
14
8
104% May
57% bep
10
523/4 Feb
19
22
Oct
10
22
2
20
Jan
8
25% Jan
2
37% Oct
11
31
8
111% Oct
8
102
For footnotes
see
page 24.
Jan
9
27
2
17 ^ Mar 13
97
Jan
2
Jan
Mar
8
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
6
4.40%
preferred
loo
*104%
1043/4
104%
104%
104%
1045/4
*104 3/4
943/4 Apr 10
105% May
8
3.90%
preferred
inn
925/4
*911/4
925/4
90%
90%
90%
4.56 7c
preferred
104% May
60% Apr 10
24% Mar 19
18"% Mar
4
7
35 Yb Jan
4
Mar 25
1061/2 Apr
18
Ohio
Oil
Co
Ok,n
Gas
&
—
4%
4%%
Corp
10Q
—
*104%
No par
Electric
Co
com
preferred
Oliver
*91
56 %
56%
*23%
23%
*23 %
20
common
convertible
56%
10
preferred
*18%
18%'
*18%
34
105
57
23%
18%
33%
105
90%
33s/s
104%
91
91
1041/4
,
105
420
91%
92
280
*105%
105 3/4
56%
57%
x561/4
56%
56%
573/8
57
57 %
*23%
23%
23%
23%
235/s
235/s
23%
23%
18%
*181/4
*1045/4
*18%
105
*1043/4
105
18%
1
33%
335/8
33%
335/4
33%
333/4
333/8
33%
100
*104%
105%
*104%
105 %
*104%
105 %
104 %
104%
105
33%
34
104%
18 5/a
33%
104
105%
18%
33%,.
104
300
■*
4,700
.
300
183/a
700
33 %
333/4
5,800
104%
104%
80
18%
Volume 175
Number 5115
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
21
(1973)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Basse fer Previous
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
2
8% Apr
12
105
Jan
5
91% Apr
15
27
Dec
6
15
Mar 24
Par
27
Peb
5
13
85
Feb
19
17% Sep
13
21% Jan
12
19
Jan
19
81
79
Peb
3
Omnibus Corp (The) common
5
8%
convertible preferred A—100
27
5
Oppenheim
2
75
3
97% May
19
Peb
38% Mar 25
;
Otis
23% Mar 10
Collins
10
Elevator
No par
Outboard Marine
&
73% Peb
2
16% Nov
28
95
Nov
16
101% Mar
14
Dec
20
17% Jan
10
71
89% Aug 30
Jan U
48% Mar 11
1.
85% Jan
23
Mar 21
7
17% Jan
14
Pabco Products Inc
97% Jan
24
19% Jan
11
13% May
1'
92
Apr
8
19 % Peb
6
14
Apr
30
35
Oct
1
25% Mar 22
July 13
65
Nov
29J
Apr
6
44
16% Jan
3
25% Dec 27
25% Jan
2
34% Mar
3
33% Apr
18
6
50
53
37
31% Mar 27
x49% Jan
Peb
15
54% Mar
17
51
p
30% Apr
56% Apr
1
Mar 18
Nov
24
49 % Peb
5
28% Peb
25
Jan
3
114% Oct
11
108% Apr
151% Jan
6% Peb
30
132;
Jan
2
5% Jan
2
22% Sep
9
Dec
19
4% Jun
17
29
May 24
8% Jan
3
4% Jun
29
14
Jan
Pacific
16
Pacific
7
3
22
2
Packard
2
Pan
Jan
6
33% Jan
41
Apr
20
:62
Nov
20
59% Jan
9
81
Mar 18
31
104% Jan
18
93
Jan
2
99?
May
Jun
7
21
29
40% Oct
Peb
5
20
25% Jan
15.
36
10
57
63% Aug
7
31% Jan
39% Sep
8 % Jan
20
*21% F6b
14
6% July 31
13% Jun
•
29
7% Dec
Jan
4% Jan
3
-
9% Jan
8
21
25% Jan
8
28
41% Aug
21.
64% Apr
12% Jun
11
74%:Jan
lo
22% Jun
29
28
Park
& Tilford
21
Park
Utah
15% Mar 16.
..
15
Parke
Jan
26
Parker Rust Proof Co——
9
5
6% May
xl7% Apr 29 *
31% May
2 »•
65% Apr 29
8% Jan
2
Penick & Ford_
72% Peb
i
29
34% Jan
1
29
20% Jan
8
23
14 V8 Feb
14
Penn
15
Penn-Dixie
23
27% Apr
29% Jan
19
26% Feb
108% Feb
11
Jan
4
18
105
26% Feb
5
16% Jun
29
26% Jan
18
17% Peb
27
52% Jan
10
71
18
50% May
6
% May
6
30
25
34% Mar 27
31% Mar
7
29
129
Feb
Jun
25
38% Oct
2
31
Feb
8% Jun
29
12% Jan
19
56
Dec
8% Feb
Jan
3
13
40
100% Apr
27
105% Peb
9
101
17% Jan
11
23% Sep
10
22% Mar 12
111
46% Aug
121% Aug
26
Oct
29
20% Jan
67% Jan
23
Pennsylvania
il Apr
*
Pennsylvania
23
34% Apr
7
22
15
136
Jan
18
15
Peoria
May
1
44% Jan
Jan
2
105% Apr
7
9
23% Jan
22
30
19% Jan
25
1
42% Jan
2
15
117% Jan
2
3
36% Apr
21
34% May
110% Feb
3
33
May
2
1
100
No par
_50
Salt Mfg
& Eastern Ry
Co_
10
—100
Mar 11
61
29
Apr
17
30% Feb
14
22% Dec
17
26% Peb
23
22% Jan
2
24% Apr
2
103% Dec
31
xll5
Jan
8
103% Jan
2
110% Feb
26
4.4%
18
106
Peb
9
Jan
17
99 % Apr
25
3.8%
100% Nov 30
110
Jan
4
Xl03% Jan
8
4
4.3%
preferred
108% Mar
13
Range Since Jan. 1
;
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
Jun
29
17% Jan
19
15% Jan
2
2
27% Dec
13
26% Jan
2
33% Apr
14
81% Dec
13
95% Feb 27
83 y2 Jan
3
90
Apr
12
56% Mar
44 y8
49% Jan
30
3
9
91
Dec
28
107% Jan
16
93
July 11
104% Jan
19
14% Dec
6
95% Feb
28
11% Dec
31
Jan
Jan
98
May
Apr
3
30
2
2
16
13
1
37% Jan
29
16
95% Feb
13
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com„Nopar
$5 convertible preferred
Nopar
*91
46
May
1
106% Jan
51% Feb
1
17% Jan
14
Dec
1
142
Feb
21
Feb
1
151
Jan
4
54 y4 Oct
3
11
21% Dec
131% Nov
21
30"
!
Sep 25
30
Jan
17
9
71
Jan
18
x71
33% Jan
3
98
147
Feb
9
-
31% Jan
3
14% Apr
4
49% Jan
2
28
10% Jan
21
6
25% Jan
21
85
Jan
17
May
6
80
Jan
17
18
24
Jan
30
137
31
17
32 % Jan
29
3
12% Feb
14
31
36% Aug 23
Jan
25% Apr
11 y4 Jan
12
28% Jun
7
2
20% Apr
129
2
10% Jan
29
Feb
46% July 2
15 y4 Jun 28
20% Oct
15
13% Jan
4
15 y8 Nov
30
10% Jun
29
16% Jan
17
33
27
41% Jan
17
33
80
Jan
11
29% Jan
31
62% July
2
16% Nov 23
Mar
6
Inc
St L RR
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
7%
55% Feb
13
Pond
19
Jan
22
Poor 6c Co
7
15% Feb
13
Potomac
9% May
1
13% Jan
18
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
1
35
68% Apr
1
17% Jan
22
4%!%
Procter
Publicker
72%
73% ;•
73
73%
2,30a
98 y2
99
98%
98%
430
9%
74,400
27 Vb
3,400
8%
9%
26%
26%
*35%
2%
2%
55%
55%
7%
*7%'-
■'
;
* 32%
32 y4-
66%
67%
13%
26%
28 V2
67
'67%
67 % : 68 y4
6%
6%
-
*17%
■
13%
21
35%
*40
*104%
107%
*17%
.
13%
51%
52 y8
129%
fa
129'%
107 y2
28%
5
9%
18%
18%
40,500
51%
52%
♦32%
33%
129%
130
130
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37
*34%
10
10
9%
10
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4iy4
♦40
41%
105y2
*105
105 y2
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105>%
41%
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105%
105 y2
21%
21%
16%
16%
16%
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17
800
35y2
35%
37 %
36%
37
19,000
114%
,353/4
1153/4
35%
114% 114%
114%
34
60%
30
24
109%
98%
l63/4
34%
34%
35%
35%
36
60%
29%
24%
115%
33%
16%
60 y4
60 %
60
60
29%
30
30
24%
24%
303/8
24%
34%
61
30 %
24%
108y4 108y2
*97% ' 98%
.
106
*105
108 %
100
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106
*108 %
109
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106
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22
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1153/4 ;
114%
2,300
35 y4
35%
21,700
60
60
30
303/a
5,600
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24%
1,100
108%
1083A
230
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99'.
200
-;
109
99%
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106
20
the Week
106
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
29%
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
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44%
99%
44%
45
Shares
6,800
14,100
87
44 7%
99
14
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15
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15
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15
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15
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97
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97
54%
102
16
35
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102
16
16
16
75
73%
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142%
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16
16 %
28%
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28%
35
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,
98
29%
29%
54%
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100
35 %
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101%
101 %
30
16 3%
900
102
•16
16%
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29%
30
29%
303%
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92
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92
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99%
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98 3%
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99
49
49
49 %
48%
48%
48%
48%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
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145
144%
144%
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159%
*158%
159%
159%
159%
159
159%
48%
48
483/4
48
48
9
48%
-
48
9
9
9%
9%
20%
20%
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20
76%
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75%
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73%
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71
21%
21%
22%
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22%
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145
•158
159%
47%
9
9%
20%
20y2
48
800
10
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6,900
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2,500
20%
3,200
75%
71%
71%
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72%
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72
200
22%
22%
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23
23
900
*137
25%
26
26%
11%
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12
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32%
33%
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33
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12
32%
9
203/8
.
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25%
33
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145
400
2,000
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32%
6,100
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24,500
92
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145
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30
92
98%
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47
2,000
55%
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16
55
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28
.
100
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99
9%
20%
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45
100%
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87
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9%
20%
5
♦85
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75
*25%
*99%
87
993%
47%
1
May 9
99
10
100
May 8
28%
16%
.100
Thursday
May 7
*97
145
159%
47%
-100
Sales for
Wednesday
87
820
Friday
106
18%
♦85
600
iuy2
99
*158%
100
120
*21%
*97
..100
Nopar
20,900
211/2
49
Nopar
800
37
10
21%
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16%
16,100
149,200
21
16%
16%
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60
3,000
37
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28%
-
33%
r
•
283/4
%
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2,200
2,600
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19%
is
133/4
27
107 y2
18%
51%
100
1,000
4,800
27
19
33%
3,100
68
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28%
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6%
18
v
32%
28%
28%
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2,100
3,400
67
,
13%
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100
•
10%
32%
27
28%
50%
v
10 Vb
21%
16%
13%
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7%
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*6%
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;•
;
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37
10
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26%
9Q
7%
32 y4- -
28%
130
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27
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105% 105'%
28y4
28%
18%
18%
50%
51V8
%
fa*32%
33%
130
13%
26%
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-
6,500
2,900
36%
10%
.
ris
'
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11
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55%
55%
-
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6%
18
2
2%
2%
36
10%
37
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55% j 55%'
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11
11
9
26%
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2% -:
34%
7%
7%
11
9%
26%
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34%
56
34%
9y8
26%-
36
32%
13%
26%
100
37
;
73
98%
*17%
48%
33
23
*137
26%
263%
♦11%
12
23
•137
142y„
26%
26%
12
•11%
40
142 7%
26%
1,300
12
33%.
33%
337%
33%
33%
47%
3,500
100
1
B
Power
Co
*45%
47
46%
46%
*46%
47%
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47%
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17%
17%
16%
16%
17
17
16%
16%
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17%
16%
17
1,500
10
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,500
10
10%
1
10%
preferred series A__50
*32%
com
Gamble
6c
♦35%
72%
6%
16%
Pocahontas
conv
37 y2
15,800
Nopar
1
4
♦36
81,800
10
9%
98%
17%
41 'A
105y4
3
Electric
36
36
200
4%
4%
.
8,500
8%
•8%
8%
32 y4
6%
48%
pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The)
Plough Inc
class
4%
10
32
48 %
Plymouth Oil Co
Jan
10%
48%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior
9
8
4%
9%
98%
5%
16% May
14% Jan
May
4%
1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass-Co
Pittsburgh Screw 6c Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
Creek
*8%
4%
Nopar
guaranteed preferred
45% May
Feb 28
8%
10%
28%
92%
98%
28%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—1
Pitts Ft Wayne 6c Chic Ry com__100
37y8 Mar 15
62l/2 May
13% Apr 15
Jun
57
11
Jan
xl9% May
9
21% July 17
Apr
Jan
159% May
42% Mar 17
132% Jan
2
145
2
*8%
150
24 3/4
24%
99
*105
i 15% May
8%
4%
10%
36%
72%
98%
8"%
26%
36
2%
450
12,200
•97
*101%
preferred
100
28
24%
7
99
No par
common
Pitts
1
24%
45%
21
May
6%
24%
6%
25
100%
110% Jan
Jan
6%
44%
21
26% May
6%
*99%
29
90
6%
45%
15% Apr
Sep 28
6%
24%
100%
"*34%
&
144 3/4
50%
.
*97
__25
C C
144%
44%
Hosiery
Pitney-Bowes
1443/4
*99%
110% Jan
2
144%
45
8
Jan
144%
101
29
17
500
144%
45
53%
$4
1,800
30 y4
.101
*10%
4
50%
30%
40
50%
5
11%
35%
Jan
4,900
17%
.
87%
*85
54%
98
174
Nov 27
29%
87%
53%
Jan
156
73
29%
*85
100
*10%
Pillsbury Mills Inc
8
18%
29 Vb
*94
5
102% Apr
18V4
5
Mar
23
18%
100
39
2,400
33%
109%
May 6
No par
19
29
33%
29%
Tuesday
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
34% Apr
10
•28%
109%
May 5
14
Sep 27
17
59 y4 Apr
29%
34
30%
Monday
Saturday
May 3
*97
Phoenix
6
2
98'%
*105
100
4
152% Dec 28
Jan
23%
109'%
No par
Jan
x95% Jan
20
3
8% July
106
*105
39% Sep
70% July 24
.
99
60%
29%
37%
109%-109%
—100
12
100
:
110
*98%
33%
series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com—
10 y4 Mar 14
17
25
33'%
60%
29%
23%
1
common
preferred
48% Feb
Feb
18
4%
x95% Jan. 17
Sep
37% Jan
*109
115
*36%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
3.90%
1
51
July
60%
29y2
*23%
17% Jan
9
21
3
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
6
22
148?
114%
Par
preferred series A
7
6
Jun
114%
33
STOCK
Corp common
3%%
Sep
25
16
34%
—100
Coal 6c Iron
Dec
16% Mar 27
97
37% Jun
35%
110% Jun
:
19y4 Jan 22
July
& Reading
54
110% Jun 29
91
101
13
Phila
Philco
98
104
•
8
12
8
13% Mar 15
95% Oct 22
16
May
93% Jan
95% Feb
20% Feb
YORK
7
39
35%
100
^
Mar
2
41V4
105y4
37 %
29%
7%
%
33%
130y4
36
10 %
10
100
55 y2
50 y4
50 y4
28%
*52%
109%
10%
18%
130y4
*34V4
50%
♦27%
55 y2
33%
.
600
28%
28%
33%
14%
29%
55%
51%
10
94
14%
109 y8
*27
18%
13%
•92
15
30%
8%
26'%
*35%
28%
16%
100
Xl7% Jun
3
_
28
33%
51
*97%
1&7"
*16%
No par'
;
20
39% May 24
*105%
28y8
*13%
94
15
109%
144J/4
*35%
72 %
27
*40
*103%
21%
16%
No par
common
EXCHANGE
20% Jan
45% Nov
27
STOCKS
1951
Year
26%
' 66%
.'"12%
10O
preference com
Range for Previous
Lowest
2,000
13%
*92-
28
34
8%
18
31 %
67
13%
26%
1
(conv)
preferred
conv
x
5
preferred
Dec
$1
Co
6%
*17%
3iy2
i6g
21
5
Phelps-Dodge Corp new
—12.50
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
50
57
14
Electric
13%
13%
37%
4%
7%
11^
.6%
51 y4
*40
*103%
10O
preferred
Nov
Phila
6%
18
31%
13%
37%
*33%
*323/4
i._Nopar
common
63% Mar 27
•
4,300
♦36%
56
34%
%
97/s
Corp of America
30
6
75%
*52 y2
55%
*32%
33%
*129
130%
*34%
36%
—100 :
Co—
preferred
2nd
74%
*27%
2%
*33%
,.
67,
67
12%
12%
26%
26%
*26
28
*105% 107
28%
28%
18%
18%
51%
51%
5
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc com
4%
75%
55%
2%
10%
33% c
2
93
"
7
Pepsi-Cola Co J
4%%
75
28%
10
36
*7V4
%
Petroleum
75
*52%
2%
7%
*6%
_10
Corp
RR.i
Pet Milk Co
•
6,400
28%
26%
11%
*17%
31%
_25->,
Light Co
25% Jan
91
(
No par
No par
i4% Dec"l3
May
:
__5
'
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
V
443/4
81
6%
24%
9
8%
7%
r-5
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
10
10% Apr
44%
*27%
26%
*35%
H%
No par
Rights
40% Feb
6*
&
500
20 y4
*80y2
45
144%
4%
10%
37%
72 Va
98%
*97%
55%
preferred
Cement
Power
20%
6,700
81
15%
*27'/a
,
8%
4V4
9%
*36
72 %
34%
Coke Corp—
&
Penn
20 y8 Jan
1
Coal
8%
9
55%
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
5% preferred
29% Mar 25
20
16% Apr
18% Dec 26
Apr
5
24%
4%
*33%
common
prior
conv
23% Jan
28
35% Nov
5%
6%
10V8
37%
72
98V2
9%
26%
36
2%
2.50
Penney (J C) Co
Peabody Coal Co
50%
30
109
144y4
6%
24%
No par
Transportation
.12% Apr
Sep
Co
Patino Mines & Enterprises-
28
130
71%
*97%
8V2
2%
Feb
27% Apr
34
Consolidated
58:
112
111% Jun 29
No par
26%
-*35%
38'
Dec
Dec
4%
9%
*36 r
1
-
Parmelee
20%
470
36%
44%
94
6%
24%
6%
24y4
__1
•
•8% Apr 28
18% Jan
7
36%
*80ya
*15
144%
Corp__..l
1
4
20%
81
74%
74
37
6,900
28
•27
443/8
*92
50%
*29%
109%
50%
30%
109 %
145
Mines-_1
Distillers
&
20%
*80%
44%
81
36%
14%
51 'A
30
_1
Panhandle Oil
Corp_
Paramount Pictures Corp_
16
Davis
363%
*52 %.. 55 %
37%
37%
27%
28
14%
109%
50%
*29%
*109
*144
100
7
5
16
14
36%
20%
44%
33%
Transp___5
3% Jan
-
24% Jan
Jun
&
30% Mar 13
-
27% Mar 10
,
Petrol
43% Jan
-
2
30
13%
94
13%
14%
337/a
*6%
Inc
preferred
29
25
19% May 24
102% Dec 10
Airways
Panhandle East Pipe L com
4%
36%
20%
33%
No par
Car
World
Pan-American
8
28
33%
100
34% May
6% Jan
.
Dec
.
17
Apr
12
*27
33 %
10
Motor
28
55 %
38
27%
100
preferred
Amer
*27
28%
No par
com
10% May
16
34% Dec
,
,
2% Apr
53% Feb
9
-10% Jan
21
10
7% Apr
33% Sep
May 24
40% July 10
2% July 2 <
40% Jan 11.
19
4%
28
*27y2
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
„1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% Jan
12
10%
97
*52 '/a
*37
27%
No par
Telep & Teleg
preferred
9% Jan
30
24
Corp
Pacific
7% Mar
10%
96%
10
„
Pacific Mills
6%
Shares
10%
97
55 %
38
27%
No par
Electric
Lighting
10%
*96%
25
9
&
10%
97
28
28
No par
8
Gas
10%
*95%
*52 %
*37V4
*27%
10
common™
noncum
Feb
Peb
Mar 15
92t
preferred
2nd preferred noncum__
Pacific Finance Corp
Dec
25
x4Q
15
1st
10%
the Week
97
94
13%
94
7
7
4% Apr
t
13%
*92
No par
*13%
*92
26% Mar 15
9% Apr
7
18
75
*14
conv
Pacific Coast Co
144% May
•
73%
100
5
112% Mar 11
8
8% Jan
7
6% Mar
13 y8 Apr
x9% July 18
20
.
•
73%
May !)
13%
*92
14%
43%
*72%
Friday
Mays
36%
20%
*80
44
73%
81
42%
—5
cum
34 % Jan
24
*80
42%
36
Sales for
Thursday
May 7
'
com
52% Jan
31
103
xl30% Dec 27
14
36
17
Apr
4
29% May
*20%
81
42%
preferred
4%
10%
36%
20%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
40% Apr
Mar 17
35
•
-
36%
20%
No par
Corp
PRICES
Wednesday
*95%
*27
28
12.50
Outlet Co
-Owens-Corning Fiberglas
"
21
11%
97%
10%
96
*27
28
SALE
May 6
36%
20%
*80
2.50
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
May
11%
97%
-
HIGH
Tuesday
May 5
i_o
Mfg
4iysApr 24
83
11
94
*27
AND
Monday
May 3,
'
/
6
39% Apr
6
LOW
Saturday
STOCK
11% May
25
Aug
YORK
EXCHANGE
-
33% Jan
Dec
NEW
Highest
13% Jan
Aug
96% Jun
25
STOCKS
1951
Tear
Lowest
Inc
com
*32 %
10
♦33
35
10%
10
10%
10-
15%
10'%
35
34
34
34
34
63
62%
13%
13%
.
10
10%
•33
34%
600
63%
3,700
13%
13%
4,500
80%
623%
62%
13%
81
4,300
*63
13%
5
63%
63%
63%
62%
63
62%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*80%
Nopar
Industries
10%
34
15%
81%
*80%
80%
80 %
♦80%
81
*80%
80%
_20
*27
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28
28%
283%
28
28%
2,200
29%
29%
30
30%
30y4
30 %
30%
30%
5,800
♦112
113%
Dec
27
95
Feb
19
80% May
6
86% Jan
23% Jun
25
30% Feb
19
26% May
1
30% Mar 28
Public Serv Co
26% May 24
1
28% Apr
8
31% Feb
2
Public Serv Co of Indiana
7
109% Jan
8
116% Feb
5
4.64%
preferred
100
*113
114
2
3%%
preferred
100
*85%
86%
*85%
86%
*85%
86%
85
85
Nopar
25%
27%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
26
25'%
26%
26
26%
13,800
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273%
27%
27%
5,900
101%
101%
102
♦101%
102%
108
*107%
108
84
Dec
17
30% Aug
119% Feb
79% Dec
10
9iy8 Feb
21% Jan
2
108
13
May 24
92
Dec
41% Apr
18
2
46% Mar 28
106
Sep
11
27% Jan
2
Jan
2
86
24% Nov 16
24% Jan
2
26% Feb
6
27% Feb
13
24% Jan
2
27% Apr
28
1 Feb
21
92 y2 Jan
2
102% May
102% Jan
24
3
108
107
48% Oct
81
2
39 % Mar 20
8
62% Dec 28
110
58% May
107% Jan
May 23
31% Feb
5
30
Oct
29
48
Feb
2
25% Apr
28
159
Jac
22
138% Jan
2
29
Feb
16% Jan
2
25% Oct 11
70% Dec
19
82
3% Apr
2
5
5
div
11
Pullman
Pure
28
Apr
24
Apr
24% May
1
27% Feb
23% Jan
2
com
preference
cum
10
4
17
5
Oil
100
preferred
100
Inc
(The)
Nopar
corn—Nopar
preferred
23
35% Jan
Gas
4.70%
Apr
147
6c
4.08%
31
3
Jan
El
Nopar
Colo
of
9
69% Jan
17
Nov
24
Serv
$1.40
preferred
cum
16
110
a
135
Apr
Pub
43% Jan
1
31
28% Jan
May
$4.75
Nopar
.
*29%
*113
*107
42%
Nopar
60"%
preferred
100
*109%
Purity Bakeries Corp
Nopar
5%
conv
common
Quaker Oats Co
(The)
com
5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
30
26%
144
*24%
29%
114
108
42%
61%
111
30%
29%
*113
102
*107%
42
81
27%
30
114
42
61
61%
109
109 %
30%
*113
41%
61
♦109%
30%
30
26%
*144%
26%
26%
144%
144%
25%
*24%
25%
26%
25%
*77%
26%
78%
26%
,144
-
*25
115
*84%
86%
102
*107%
42%
42%
26%
145
25%
86
150
30
130
102%
102%
♦107%
108%
300
42%
41%
42%
3,800
62%
62
9,100
102
102%
108
108
108
61
♦109%
111
109%
62%
1093%
•109%
109%
800
29%
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,700
26%
*144%
25%
26%
27%
27%
6,300
145
25%
25%
25/a
61
61%
111
30%
114
42%
102
42%
114
•84%
.
62%
26%
.
144 A 144%
27%
145
146
90
•25%
25%
700
R
3
May 16
87
Nov
28
33
Jan
2
Mar
4
5% Feb
103
'
For footnotes see page 24.
4% Jan 23
3% Apr
9
18
9
7
72
8
Jan
45% Oct
Jan
3% Apr
5
Oct
28% Apr 14
78
Mar 5
3
88% Jan
40% Mar
2
B
4% Jan
.
11
95
Apr
18
46
Jan
21
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
Nopar
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
Nopar
26
*77
3%
*3%
*94%
*41%
78
4
3%
95%
42
3%
3%
95
*41%
4
3%
95
42
25%
77%
4%
3%
*95
41%
26
25%
26
26%
26%
26%
77%
77%
77%
77%
•77%
26%
78%
40,400
77%
4%
3%
95"%
41%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4
4%
38,200
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
5,700
♦95
41
95%
411
•95
41%
95%
41%
•95
41%
500
95%
20
41%
700
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1974)
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year
1951
Lowest
Rayonier, Inc.,
31% Mar 10
1*
3
.36% Mar
25% Feb
4
28% Mar 15
Feb
20
32% May
1
24
37% Feb
13
24% Nov 24
32% Feb
8
35% Aug 22
44
Feb
16
30
Dec
14
37
Feb
3
30% Jan
15
32% May
Dec
19
19% Feb
7
11% Feb
11
13% Jan
8
17
$2
1
13
36
LOW
STOCK
,
...
40
*39%
40
*39%
*32%
33
*32%
33%
*32%
12%
*11%
12%
*11%
12%
*18%
19
*18%
*15%
16
20% Feb
1
18% Jan
4
20% Apr
14
Reed Roller Bit Co
21% Jan
5
15% Mar
8
"17% Feb
1
11
Reeves Bros Inc
7% Dec
31
Reis
14% Jan
90
2
Jan
11
16% July
10% July
13% Feb
5% Apr
8
5
9
17
Jan
7
25
28
Reliable
10% Jan
8% May
2
Apr 23
Reliance
Feb
2
Jan
22% Sep
17
17% Apr
24
21% Jan
2
6
17
90% Feb
19
95% Mar 25
13% Jan
64
Apr
53
58
23% Feb
3
22% Feb
3
16% Jan
9
19
24
4
Feb
20
21
10
Feb
18
49% Feb
2
38
May
l
July 19
118% Jan
5
111
27% Jun
6% Jun
28
34"% May
8% Feb
38% Jan
25
66% Sep
139
25
Jan
25
x7% Nov 28
31% Dec 26
9
5
13
240
Sep 13.
11% Jan 29
4
36
Jan
45
Mar 31
41
Jan
2
83
Dec
13
98% Jan 23
xl01% Dec 6
108% Mar 19
28
Jan
19
50% Apr
2
Jan
10
23
34% Apr
16
62% Sep 10
4% Aug 21
26% Nov
8
45% Dec
31
16% July
2
31
Apr
3
93% Jan
20
100
Aug 30
15% Jan
11
5
Oct
32
6% Oct
18
Feb
17
42
26
Dec
47
21% May 4
34% July 12
160% Aug 29:
107
<
23
Feb
20% May 29
180
1
Feb
1
10% Jan
2
32 % Jan
2
35% Feb
8
40% Jan
5
Jan
3
85
27
23% Mar
44
16% May
7
19% May 23
21% July
57
2
9
39 % Mar
101% Jan
57
9
18
25% Dec 31
327/aOct
8Sep
Jun
29
Apr
5
320
May 11
Apr
11% Jan
11
148
Jun
89% Jun
12
205
■
122
20
lo
Nov
7
717/a Oct
6
19
Feb
96
19
22% Sep
17% July 10
21% Jan
9
31 % Nov
41 % Jan
31
41
24
Mar 30
87% Dec
Sep 21
59
47
Jun
76
July 19
29
17% Jan
2
51
Mar 15
12% Jan
2
8% Jun
29
1
1
6
St Regis
r
Arms
35% Jan
30
89% Apr
29
116 lA Jan
.
30
14% Mar
May
Apr
3.65%
i.
Elec
Co
preferred
5%
18% Jan
21
Apr
4
Seeger
14% Jan
29
8% Apr
3
1951
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
36% Sep 13
450% May 9
493/8 May 9
31s/8 Feb
34
May
393/4 May
20
38
1:
x963/4 Jan
11
123/8 Feb
113/a
30%
30%
32
31%
32%
97%
'
97%
97%
963/4
973/4
41%
42
42
42
42%
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
24%
24%
65%
*643/4
*127%
150
*127%
150 ;
64
64%
21%
21%
20%
93%
93%
93%
*18%
19%
':-;]
*18%
19%
15%
15%
-
30
* 50%
...51%
50%
*92%
93
105
48/2 Jan 10
1033/4 Mar 13
28
9 Vb Jan
24
28
29% Jan
29
Sheaffer
17% Mar 19
14
Feb
27
12% Sep
10% Jan
2
5
65% Feb 27
87
Mar 15
163/a Jan
13
7
Mar 29
Shell
(W
Oil
Sheller
6
Jan
8
2
35
Feb
17
2% May
1
28/4 Mar 18
4% Jan
303/4 Jan
16
423/4 Mar
49
5
42 y8 Feb
95% Oct
17
84
Mar 14
Jan
383/4 Feb
16
Feb
4
20
26
2
108%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/o
14%
*105%
107%
*105%
107%
*105%
107'%
107%
85
87%
87%
85
*83%
87%
95%
95
95%
21%
21%
21%
89
89
95%
95%
95%
97
21%
21%
21%
,22
90
90%
90%
90
14%
*13%
14%
*133/4
14%
*14
53%
x52%
52%
523/s
52%
19%
19%
*19%
20
*193/4
20
*10%
11
10%
*193/4
20
10%
xl0%
10%
*10%
11
8
8%
*10%
10%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8
8%
72%
*70
8
*70
72
8
*70
Saturday
Par
.
72
71
Monday
May 3
May 5
33%
323/4
32 3/4
33 VB
33%
35/4
33%
35%
36
36%
36
41
36%
No par
*101%
41%
41%
42%
42%
No par
1
*83/3
*28
40%
*101%
8%
*8%
283/4
*28%
40%
102
8%
28%
Simonds Saw & Steel
102/4 Jan
26
Skelly Oil Co
Feb
25
36% Apr
Corp..
No
.
par
3
24
2
53% Jan
Dec
4
1243/4 May
2
9 % Jan
8
8% Jan
52% Jan
5
45% Jan
17
Mar 18
50
May
6
333/4
700
34
15%
34%
34%
63%
63%
14%
15
1,600
—_.___100
*63%
64%
15%
15%
15
15
64%
62%
2,400
62%
79
Co
G
Co
9%
9%
9%
48%
48%
*49/2
51
64%
64%
63%
64
*37%
38%
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
8% preferred
25
14
10% Jun
29
12% Dec
28
12% Jan
2
19% Jan
2
22 3% Aug 30
21% Apr
22
353/4 Jan
2
51
.
52% May
750/>« A or
64
Feb
9
75% Feb
48% Feb 20
65
Jan
3
69
May
9
66
Jan
18
68
Jan
16
9
13% Apr
17
16
Jan
17
5% Jun
25
7% Jan
29
6 3% Jan
29
May 24
30
41% Nov 23
52% Nov 24
99% Dec
20
25% July 12
9% Oct
101
Nov
47% Dec
4
20
6
57% Dec 31
105
Mar
5
100
Feb
9
21
8
9% Jan
17
Jan
10
101
26% Jan
7
343/4 Jan
14
10% Jan
71% Feb
3
66% Nov 29
19% Jan
21% Nov
Dec
2
8
31
81
Feb
30% Dec
9
5
29®/a Aug
2
109% Jan 30
67
Jan
16
25% Feb 26
233/4 Feb
4
6
34I/2
34%
343/i
34%
34%
7,000
13%
13 3/i
13%
13%
13 5/s
133/4
19,700
*21%
22
21%
21%
*213/4
22
213/4
30,400
57%
12,000
*51
800
1,200
563/8
57%
57
*66%
573/4
68
67%
673/4
57
57%
67
100
67%
67
*64%
68%
67%
*64%
67%
69
69
*68
69
*65
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparks Withington Co
"
No par
Spear & Co common
i
1
67%
*65
*13%
67%
13%
13%
13 5/8
*65
67%
*65
67%
*13%
13%
5%
13%
13%
5%
5%
5%
13 %
*13%
13%
500
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,700
73/4
300
5%
Mobile
&
Ohio
stk
ctfs
tr
$5.50 preferred
Spencer
Chemical
cum
Co
Corp
$4.50
14
Squibb
6
^
;
(E R)
53 3/i
1
1
20%
,
21
32%
32%
68%
*21
32%
9
21%
32%
*102%
X21
32%
7
*63/4
105
*102
383/4
7
13%
5%
*
105
56%
5%
-
5%
7?/4
7
*102
105
*7
'102%
103%
38%
383/4
38%
39%
*53%
54
54%
53%
53%
54
103 %'
*102%
*102%
103%.
*102%
21
21
21
21
32%
32%
33%
323/4
9%
8%
68%
68%
68%
68%
*39%
8%
*
9%
20
40
3,300
1,760
54%
103%
21
21
21
32%
33%
5,200
9%
9 3/i
7,100
9%
*
900
69
68 3i
68%
27%
27
27%
26%
50c
27%
27%
273/a
24%
27%
27%
24%
27%
24%
243/s
27%
2,900
24%
24%
243/g
24%
24%
24%.
102%
102 %
24%
*102%
24%
5,500
103%
103%
5
13% Mar 19
85% Mar 17
161
May
9
$6 prior preferred
Jan
183
May
9
$7 prior preferred—
com
Inc
103.
103
103
*103
103%
No par
com
,
'24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
No par
com
Products Co
Elec Co
preference
*26%
69
9
102%
33%
'
9
1,000
..No par
& Sons
10% Jan
Coil
54%
103%
*68
74% Jan
151
Jan
Gas &
*38 3/4
*53%
*102%
(stamped) .No par
1
$4
39%
54%
103%
9 Vb
1
Stand
*63/4
*100
54%
9
13
Standard
39%
7
105
*102%
t__2
.-
Square D Co
23
39
*6%
*100
50
(The)
pfd
39
7
105
100
Spiegel Inc common
Conv
*6%
"100
6
common
preferred
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons.
Sperry
.
No par
78% Feb
343/8
133/4
73 s/8
$3.50 preferred
page 24.
34%
13%
52
3
see
34%
13%
21%
11
For footnotes
34%
13%
72%
25% Feb
167
34%
13%
21%
92 % Apr
172% Oct 15
300
34%
13%
52
22% Jan
5
900
393/4
743/8
80% Jan
July
300
65
21%
1
8
52
64%
*38%
'
52%
8
Feb
*50%
65
40
65
213/4
96
160
53
*50%
*38%
73%
26% Feb
29
38
52%
Feb
22
64
200
56%
30% Feb
14% Jan
11,700
56
143/4 Sep
133/4 Feb
12% Jan
93/4
56%
10% May 24
8% Jun 29
64/8 July 2
Jun
9%
56%
21% Nov 24
79 3/i Nov 23
Mar
93/4
Railway common__No par
noncum preferred—.:
100
29% Jan
104
52
64
38
4,600
9%
34%
Southern
$4 preferred
Standard Brands
98% Jan
*50
64%
38
4%
213/4
4.50%
Apr 30
50
43%
523%
4.60%
20
38
4%
73%
1
31% May
1
8% Apr 15
50
*63%
47%
127
52 3%
2
9
9%
3,800
18%
*124%
72%
2
13
9%
24,700
18 3/a
18%
52/4
473% Jan
13
4%
38%
38
38%
126/4
18 3/8
*124
72%
57% Jan
36% Oct
43/4
500
52
102% Apr
14% Feb
4%
9%
;
440
21%
72%
9
295/s Feb
x43/4
38
183/s
1243/4
360
80%
51%
16
29
38
18%
1243/4
64
21
72%
23
29
37%
I8Z4
125%
*124
*62%
*78
51%
Feb
93/4 Jun
37%
21%
71%
38% Apr
26% Jun
5
*79
51%
99% Jan
52
125
64
80%
213/4
*62/ij
80 %
21%
72%
Co
10
37%
*78%
*21%
.
25
Elec_.No par
Co
7.50
Gas
Pacific
17% Oct
17%
79%
21
2,200
72%
Natural
8
21
88
No par
Southern
75 Vb Mar
Jan
&
Southern
57% May
*37
x79%
x363/4
86
*33
5
Gas
8
2
1
Edison
(The)
14
13% Jan
5% May
6% Apr
California
125
15
*63%
9 %
4%
com_4.50
50
&
Southern
2
17
5
16
9
16%
127
14
603% Jan
16%
37%
5
Jan
47% Jan
21%
36%
*123
1
69
5
80%
*21
37%
163/4
1
427/b Jan
16
*79%
21%
37
pfd__l00
18
Nov
79
*21
.-15
27
74% Feb
900
2,000
24,900
33
62% Feb
573/8 Nov 24
29%
87-3/4
38% Apr
463/4 July
2
63% Nov 27
x64% Sep 12
87
28%
34
18
Indiana
44%
29%
33
Aug 28
Southern Co
43
44%
86 3/i
87%
Jan
South
43
86/4
44%
45
86%
34%
35% Mar
12
43%
44%
85%
33%
73
Jnn
43%
85%
34
45
13% Mar 28
433/4
86
43%
33%
preferred
9,1
*43%
43%
283/4
34 5/s
16
36 3/a Jan
29
43%
43%
33%
17
14
29%
43%
43%
28%
34%
26
Apr
*283/4
43%
42%
28%
33%
Nov
34
29
*43 %
43%
15%
32 % Jun
9
29
43"%
3,000
34%.
South Amer Gold & Platinum
5%
1,400
3
33/4
Solvay American Corp 4%
E
3
15%
4.20%
preferred
100
Smith & Corona Typewriters.No par
South Carolina
3
3
*34%
Solar
10
2%
*33
preferred.—
Aircraft
2%
15%
14
5
2%
23,500
ii 5,500
,
343/4
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Jan
12%
33%
3
5 Vb Mar 15
143/4
12%
123/8
15%
25
4/2 Feb
81%
14%
123/8
14%
60
1,500
343/4
223/4 Apr
141
9
78%
14%
123/a
79%
12%
103
*32%
.'
21 % Jan
16% May
14
Oct
6
79 %
14%
76%
*14%
*102
10
Corp...
40% Jan
19
7 s/a July
Dec
21
143 % Sep
78
2%
103
common...;_20
66% Mar 22
19% Dec
*28%
*43%
42%
86
.25
17
111% Apr
43/8 Apr
29%
12%
Sinclair
7
*28%
15
28
80% Apr
29%
76%
23
7
*28%
12%
80 % Feb
18
29/4
29
14%
21
Jan
*28%
*28%
75%
Dec
Jan
8 3/i
14%
60
20
*8%
12%
20
34% Jan
8%
75
(AO)
75
101 %
8%
14%
_____—No par
;
No par
4,400
101 %
12%
3
5,100
8%
12%
2f%
35%
42
8%
14%
3
3,500
35%
*101%
74
*2%
Shares
41 %
8%
12%
-
the Week
34%
101%
14%
.5
34%,
8 5/s
733/a
73
34
101%
1
Alexander Inc
5
*40%
1
18
Sales for
36
40 %
20
May 9
32%
102
400
900
6,000
.,.
Friday
May 8
35%
15
Jan
10%
Thursday
May 7
!
__]—.
193/4
*10%
600
11,100
PRICES
Wednesday
363/8
Smith
19
11
SALE
Tuesday
May 6
*70
193/4
33%
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
Feb
HIGH
72
53% %
36%
40 %
Smith
37% Sep
*70
52%
33%
3
25 % Apr
71
8%
15%
,533/8
52%
14%
1
17s/8 Mar 12
94
?
14%
...No par
No par
Pen Co
300
72%
14% Jan 31
16
6,100
90
1
31% Apr 15
323/a Mar 3
25
3,400
22
22
*88%
2,000
98
97%
!
DO
20
87%
20%
5
19% Jun
,
2,800
85
86%
*19%
8
25 % Mar 15
*84
88%
52%
233/a Feb
75% Nov
85
87%
•
"20
'
107
*13%
Silver King Coalition Mines...
3%%
1053/4
1,700
:
143/4
14%
39b/b May
Jan
*83
89
,
1083/4
145/8
213%
■
90
-
53%
STOCK
Corp
Oil
85
88
*88%
1083%
*107
32
*107
14%
10
104
19
90
1083/4
14%
*88
Corp of America.
Co
*88%
7,200
.3,600
92
*102%
32%
*107
50%
53%
Corp
Simmons
90
265/8,
50%
*91
*13%
21
60
89 %
19
1083/4
*83%
87%
90
21%
*87
*107
85
86%
t
323%
*88%
*93%
96
LOW AND
common
473% Jan
35
90
108%
21%
*95
>
*83%
32
800
26%.
:
104
*102%
*107%
Dec
25
104
14%
15
32 % Mar 28
*102%
32%
500
16
1
Corp—
A)
Mfg
Sheraton
92%
108%
•
preferred...
(Frank G)
Shattuck
25% Feb
51
92%
30
19%
No par
:
cum
x8 % Feb
51
,
14%
*83%
,263/4
26%
104
*88%
*153%
263/4
93
*107
15%
14,300
95%
19%
■51%
*92%
32
19%
51
S3
*102%
32 %
89
21
*93
26%
*92%
108%
31%
*88%
150
95
*15%
153/4,
700
1,000
225
20%
19%
5
No par
Sharp & Dohme
$4.25
"
15%
*205
17,900
20,000
5
Co
&
YORK
Steel
19%
.
32%
*127%
21%
*92%
32%
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sharon
*19
26%
*50%
65%
20%
94
15%
26%
*102%
21%
*92%
26%
v
25
65%
,
15%
93
24%
65
<
26%
50%
25v4
65
;
150
15%
105
253/8-
225
26%
50%
*92%
253/8
*205
15%
*102%
1,080
2,200
253/a
24%
65
973/4
*127%
19%
1,300
42%
150
19%
"
97%
225
93
1,300
1,600
11%
31%
*127%
*92%
60
42%
*190
20%
—
9'7 %
42%
150
•21%
21%,...
*11%
1
7,400
32 v8
,.
225
20%
'• !"
25%
!
*127%
21
93%
-
64%
200
.
593/4
*200
^"
26%
.i_l
EXCHANGE
Mar 15
24%
,
'15%
42%
97
.
90
common
NEW
: :
24%
31%
2,300
2,200
.
213/a
.
100
••
103%
?
15
213/4 .213/4
.4.
];/
115 :,
*111%
...
60
11%
225
100
$4.50 preferred
19
10
157
573/4
11%
*200
No par
Seiberling Rubber Co
31/2 Aug 10
70 3/4 Sep
6
53% Feb
135
59
*11%
*31%
Refrigerator Co
I
423% Jan
1
9
46% Sep
97
*58
11%
-
1,200
■
17
36
*101/
;
45
17
36
2,000
;
■
r
5
Roebuck
Highest
Jan
8
5
57%.
11%
STOCKS
11
77
57%
11%
225
■
]\-,
,
103%
V15%
•
300
53/4;
25
*44%.
.
,
21%
25%
23%
64%
-
15,800
24%
5 3/i
V
59
*25
24%
15
64%
,
25
;•
21%
*64
,100
Sears
41% Jan
39
21%
115
'
.
*24%
V
.45
♦101,
•
15%;
21% ;■
310
5,600
*
,
;
25
*110%
103%r
400
27
63
35% / 36
111%
91%
106
X26%
16% '.".17
•
;
44
91%
21%
*192
com_.No par
4
x34%Jan
46
25 %
''
24
100 7 *105%
56% Jan
Previous
14%
111%
*101
*88%
,
50% Feb 29
22
15'%
LlOOT
Finance Co
Jan
111%
103%
'
8,400
1053/a
t
.24%
5%
*44%
-
is
11%
41'.
*25
'»
16%
36%,,
*101
30%
,
44 %
-111%
96%
*
•
16 3/i
>
.
53/4
24%
.
2,100
35%
*41
44
91
24%
5%
36%,'
44%,
36%
15%
*57
96%
Corp
Mar 13
:
103%
21%
11%
25
16%
-
.
24%
112%
15%
40%
No par
.25
Oil Co of Del..-
Inc
'101
15%
30%
preferred series A
Servel
103%
-
40%
No par
...
Seaboard
'
36%
"
100
Seaboard
8
16%
96%
com
Seagrave
May
16%
36%
30%
preferred
Seabd Air Line RR Co
9
16%
*36%
'108
,
No par
(The)
4.40%
45
16%
15%
.10
1
3.35%
9
15
*44%
*245/a'
5%
*24%
5%
24% ; 24%
*44% ;45
36%
*101%
..100
...
4.30%
45
25
5%
•
36%
116
:
100
—
3
68
*24%
5%
25%
*
100
preferred
conv
preferred
Scranton
<
57/s
25
..5
23
74
25
24%
57/a
1.40
16% Feb
,
63%
100
Paper Co common.;
64 3/a
62%
5
Scovill Mfg Co common
4
May
Scott
63
62
100
Corp
27%
60
-.10
pfd 4.40% series A
Sangamo Electric Co
263/4
30
8 Vb
34%
]■:,
105%
60%
'
—5
105%
597/a
58
preferred..]
*90%
60
58
Paper Co common!
*41
267/a
'11
1st
44
91
91%
106
193
8 %
35%
106
26 Vb
25
5,700
193
91
27%
25%
11,300
106
26%
5
-—:
*41
3,700
5%
53%
8%
35
27%
No par
Southwestern Ry Co
noncum
44
91%
*105%
.
29%
53/8
53 %
200
8%
35
26%
21%
i
103% Apr
10% May 5,
7% Feb 25
*41
343/4
28
21%
Joseph Light & Power Co.Nopar
F Ry .Co common__No par
Louis
35
112
5%
*192
8%
92
*110
100
-.1
preferred
14
98
3
July
29% July
31
__20 ]
Inc
8%
106
'
3 s/8
75
Works
iPreferred series A 5%
91% Apr 25
Highest
21
4%
St
3
16% May
11% Jan
44
34%
16%
1
par
Safeway Stores-common—
24% Feb
15
'•
lyj
lyj
8%
3,200
543/8
5%
54
*91%
*44%
1
common
(The)
(Jacob)
3
3
19
Jan
Co
lya
8%
5%
54
*105%
•25
50
Corpl__No
El
Typewriter
Royal
3
67% Jan
108
&
Metal
Art
6
22
"34"%
*41
92%
57/a
20"
preferred series A_^
93% Apr
12
34%
44
*24%
Mines.._i.__
common
St L San
84
Nov
8% Dec
Gas
Haas
&
1
8
*lB6
8%
5%
53%
59%
No par
Copper
Inc
preferred series A
2
4
19
23
4.50%
St
75% Jan
192
8%
35
5%
52%
28
...No par
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
4%
102% Jan
8
25
Mills
Ronson
107
16% Jan
Jan
Corp....
Antelope
65% May
Jan
1
14
37
Roan
Robbins
26% Mar
2
Feb
96% Nov 23
Oil
8%
5%
52
106
*105%
1
Rltter Company
$4 preferred
May
"41
*91%
100
Co.]
Manufacturing
Richfield
34%
series—_.___100
*182
190
*8%
..10
series..!
$3.40 preferred
58
2
Rheem
'181
10
3.60%
29
25
25
Tob class B
21
51% J*n
32% Jan
(R J)
21
May L
12% Feb 13
293/4 Jun
5%
51%
Jan
19% Jan
Year
5%
51%
Apr
14% Jan
*110
29%
5%
51%
54% Jan
108
29%
5%
23
21
29%
112%
51%
94
87
Lowest
29%
♦110
2.50
105
15
Range for
29%
112%
29%
..No par
Drug Inc
15
82% Jan
May 25
29%
Copper & Brass
*110
40
Reynolds Metals Co com
..No par
5%% convertible preferred___100
Reynolds Spring Co
L
1
Apr
20
90
*109%
Jan
16
4
113%
23
Feb
4
*110%
1
18
2
1123/4
9
12
23
*110%
90% Jan
22 % Jan
Nov
112%
49% May
21% Dec
July
10,900
102% Mar 12
103% Sep
8
40%
Schenley Industries Inc
3
11
40%
2
Mar 14
68% Dec 22
405%
33% Jan
12% Dec 31
74
40%
15
1
687/a Dec
87
40%
2
12
5
14
39%
29
25% Apr
Jan
Sep
89% Feb
39%
Savage
123
...
39%
26% Jan
31% May 1
85
Feb 13
13
39%
2
7
73% Dec 26
39%
29
8
2
200
39%
Jan
Feb
Mar
10%
18% Jan
Jan
15
10%
18% Feb
19
95
104
10%
5%
38
2
103/8
St Joseph Lead Co
2
28
10 5/8
6
11
13% Jan
*10%
4
26
107% Dec
10%
21
26
101% Nov
*10%
Feb
Feb
Dec
10%
99 % Feb
Jun
July
*10%
33% Jan
102
83
10%
2
108
31
*10%
preferred
29
1
Nov
4,900
10
convertible
Jan
27
99
2,900
4%
29% Feb
18% Apr
6,000
14%
Ruberoid Co
Xl5% May
50
18%
95
*£2%
•
20%
103
9
4
54%
18%
18%
95
4%
Ruppert
Mar
*53%
■54%
18%
*923/4
14%
8
16% Jan
18%
95
20%
7
x88
*53%
54%
18%
*923/4
4%
Preferred
22
235
*53%
18%
95
—
200
1,400
15%
Rohm
8
54%
18%
*92%
MM*.
9%
20 3/4
155
27
■-
6%
26%
9/4
4%
22
Feb
54%
18%
95
*6
'••■V
9 %
.
14%
May
205
19%
15
18%
9%
20%
Jan
x60%Feb
20
54%
*53%
•
;
43/4
Rochester
24% Apr
22% Apr 17-
*19%
1
Common
11
187/sSep 10.
,1
common.
Preterred 4.50%
2
54
*92%
9%
*263/8
263/8
26'/a
26%
*9
6%
*6
6"%
26%
9
15%
4
1
16
95
*6
6%
26%
9
20%
12
91
18%
*92%
;V
4%
60
40% May
*53'/a-
50c
25c
18%
*6
*26%
i
9
15
2
54
6%
9
,
20
17
17
600
4%
Jan
Oct
12% Feb 21
600
16
15%
10% Apr
63
3
19%
*15%
20%
24% Jim
3
100
*183/4
4%
2
8% Jan
100
12%
15
14
Apr 23
14% Apr 29-
32%
20
19% Jan
103
100
32%
*11%
4%
37% Apr
1
15%
15%
40
15%
Reynolds
11
48% Jan
19
153/4
*18%
2,000
6,700
19%
2
May
47% Jan
4
*
8
29% Jan
18%
16
19
16
27
*26%
100
series
common.
Pictures
16
33% Jan
110
'*■
12
25"% Jan
7% Jan
1
Apr 17
May
18%
19
16
1,200
28 3%
4%
3
64% May
5
5% Mar 31
24
Jan
33
12%
363/8
28%
14%
3
Mar
323/a
12%
,
*35%
4%
25
43
6
53% Feb
Jan
92% Apr
106
2
101% Jan
26% May
21% May
20
242
1
*32%
12%
36%
28%
4%
Rexall
30
15
33
.27%
50c
Revere
2
67% Jan
May
13
Apr
6% Jan
1
8 % Apr
26% Sep
41
22
May
2
29 % Nov
Jan
:
19
*6
27
9%
54%
Motors Inc..
$1
3
32
5% May
20% Jan
89 % Dec
Jan
21
28% Feb
115
*8%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic
-
30
29
110% Apr
49
44% Jan
*39%
26%
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A
100
5% Jan 11
10% Mar 29
29
*26%
5
$4.50 preferred
Reo
16% Mar 20
6% Sep
11% Sep
35% Jun
18% Jan
9
2
3% May 21
9% Jun 27
39%
16
16
7
•
No par
Corp..
Co common
Mfg
*6
10
preference
prior
Stores
Conv pfd 3%%
Remington-Rand
!
50c>-;■
39%
Shares
.
& Co—
div
7
Apr
8
26
100
(Robt)
$1.25
7% Jan
27
No par
__
40
*11%
323/4
*11%
25
28
*32%
40
2nd preferred..___!50 /
5
Hosiery Mills
*35%
27%
*39%
*39
noncum
36%
273/4
50
4%
27
26 3/a
273/4
36
27%
1st
preferred
May 9
*353/4
353/4
273/4
the Week
Friday
Mays
263/4
26
27%
29
12% Feb
26
28
Jun
28% Mar
253/s
36 3/«
*36
Sales for
Thursday
V
May 7
*27%
noncum
PRICES
Wednesday
50
4%
Real Silk
36
,
253/4
253/a
26
36
v
SALE
May 6
common
Co
15% Jun
22% Aug 30
9% Aug 21
54% Dec 15
25%
25
HIGH
Tuesday
May 5
May 3
1
common.
preferred
Reading
9
new
Par
AND
Monday
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Jan
34
YORK
NEW
Highest
24% May
33% Dec
1
Range Since Jan.
Lewest
Highest
24%
24% * 24%
24%
24%'
*90
90%
90
90
89%
89%
90
89%
89%
Inc..—1
903/4
*69
103
69%
290
103
290
24%
243/4
2,700
*89/2
90%
280
133%
133/4
13%
13%
No par
13%
13%
11%
H3/4
11%
11%
11%
12%
12%.
12%
123%
No par
12%
12%,
80
80
12%
79%
80%
11,200
80%
82
813/4
84
83%
84%
83%
84%
11,400
'
13%
13 3/i
___Nopar
*154%
156%
*154
157
No par
156%-156%
158%
158%
176%
176%
*177
178
178
179
181
179
133/4
13%
*"158 Zr 158%
181%
182
13%
13%
160
161
182
183
3,600
600
..
'
1,200
-
Volume 175
Number 5115
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
23
(1975)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Mar 13
59
Apr
13
47%.Oct
8
25
g i
56% Feb
'36% Jan
14%.Jun
26*
20% Feb
2
25% July 30"'
■
'
8
,35%.Mar
Jan
of
New. Jersey—__15
22
Standard
of
Ohio.- common—10
7
5
31% Feb
5
3
Starrett
9
Sterchi- Bros
Co
Stevens
(J P)
•"
39.1/4. May
'
Studebaker
8
Sunbeam
Sun, Chemical
76%
41%,
41%
' 41"%,
41%*, 41%
*98
99
99%
*98
'.
13%
13%
13%
13%
23%
23%
23%
54%
*53%
96.-.
-
)
9%* Dec 26 '
Apr
12% May
99
9'/a,May,
Feb
7
Nov
1
119% Jan
5
4
,67% Jan
4
115% Dec
2
U'
93
96
.
'
79%;Jan
x) 14%, Jan
20%wJan-
10
24% Sep
10
23
24% Jan
29
29
8
Jan
10
10
Sep
■«
67% Oct
22% Jan
18
15
Mar 14
63
570
16% Jun
Nov
20
26
24
Co'
Jun
•13% Jan
2
23% Jan
i
Jan
102-% Dec
39*
3;
95% Mar
Sep
•
5
<•, 6% Nov 24
10% May
102*
>
3
-J 4.40 V
Corp
Swift
38%
38%
38'A
38%,
98
97
97
37%
37%
37%.
37%
37%
38
38%,
38%
4,500
18%
^
37%
18%
18'A.' 18%
*,
18%
18%
18%
19 '/a
*15%
5,300
15%
18%
15%,
15%
15%.
15%
2,000
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37%
18%
15%
17
37%
16%
38
38%
28:
29
37%,
"29%
9%,
9%
9%,
86
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84
84'%
117%
37%
International
;
21%
110% Jan
4
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29
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,
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29
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A
2,
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17
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27
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500
3,900
21,800
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25
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65%
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1
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210
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17
1,600
2,800
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86
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■
100
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-
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29
■
10
117'/4
68
9%
525-
.
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—___.No pa/
Symington Gould Gorp_-—_*•_
J7% Jar, 21
;
preferred
$4.40. cunt pfd
$4
4,100
98
84%
21%,
23%..
25
;
10
*14
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
38%
*96
84%,
21%
*64
,
64%
y4
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Ltd
Swift
8
3
38%
1,800
117'A. 117 y4
117%;
*23%,
9%
A .___25
1
27
400
14%
38%,
98
15%
•;
17
26%
'J
100
99
21%
*63%
5
Apr
Feb
15%
17
9
84,
•
23%
50
39%; Mar
•.
38%
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.
200,
'
14%
'
9 'A
99
99
118
22%
—
——
38%
/
98
*,15%
17
27
55
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14%
38%
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26%
17
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29%
38
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37%
14%
38%
UVs
55
37%
38%
14.
37%
,
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14
26%., 26%
*16%,
' 27
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-
Co
&
54
38%
21%
___L_.__
100
Sweets*Co of America; (Ther__4.16%
4
1,900
54%
*23%
__10c
25
common
Co
Paper
preferred
86
17
/
* 1
6%'Apr-
.
Steel
Sutherland
4
<
Mar 26
35% Jan 22
i
14
May
t
Superior
Jan
lOTaJan
6
81% Jan
26
-
107
15
Apr 12
32%. May
2
■
.*
Superior Oil
25
,,
.Jaii 24
30%. May
105% Dec1 28
5
17
25
' 10%
i
17%, Oct
2;
Dec
20% Apr
i
40*
14
570
102 % Jan.2
13%, Jan
28
Apr
27% Jan
4
1,600.
23%
14
'
__1
of California...
300
13%
%7
18%
*117%
__._12.50
Biscuits'" Inc.J
98%
13%,
23%
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98
*97%,
*84v, '
No par
Sunshine Mining Co—
98 y»
13%
23%
'
?<j conv 2n4 pfd ser 1950—20..
Sunshine
98%,
137/a
^
13%
9%,.
preferred
18
11% Jan
22 % Apr
28% Aug 13
110% Oct
5
'10% July 24
Mar
5%
3
'Jan 24
68
.
10,200
37
38%
*29
1
J.. 100.
Sunray Oil Corp common...^
1
4%%>, preferred- seriesA__,
,.25
3
42%
54%
38%'
•
37%
preferred—^No par
A
42'/a
13%
.
common/—',.
Class_Av4%c'o
Mar 18
26% Apr-,
7
1
,May
518
•
~
f80
2 4% .Apr
-
28
9% May * 1
Sep 20
24% Dec
4
29
101% Jun
32'-
$4.50»;serles
Sun Oil
29
,119% Feb, 15
22% Jan
,
9
Jan
/ Jun 26
22
1
.
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"
1
common
47,900 "
42%
18,300
37
"
21% Jan
355
Feb
94% Jan
:
17% Jan
10
100
.
11
j
77'A
23 Vz
54
11,400
76 V*
23%
137/a
-
82%
777/b
98%
9914
13%
54%
82
42
23%
53%
83%
76%
42
54%
82%
13%
27
.
41%
Shares
54%
v
t 77
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the Week
38
;
*15%.- 15%
'
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56
Apr,
•
Corp
-
83-
x75%,
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!
54%
82
1
13%
23%
*16%.
.____.No par
53%,
_
99 %,
23%
18%
—1
Corn
33% Mar 24
io% Jan 21
6
77%
37%
—_5-
Corp
75%
38%
Webster.———_—No par* '
&
75%
82%
77 %v
*96'
''
prior, preference—!___——20
5%
Stone
54
X81%
*37
Stokely-Vam Camp Inc- common—1
-Feb-, 21
X53%
82%
*13%
_15
Stew^rtrWarner Cogp;,—_
27% Mar 27
-
Inci——i
Co
&
54%
81
*53%
1
Sterling Drug Inch common.^——5
3% V preferred/
100
31
53%
23%
Incl—___—1
Stores
May 1)
13%
L S—,__«_No par
(The)1
Friday
May 8
81%
41%
Sales for
Thursday
May 7
54
*98
-
PRICES
Wednesday
May 6
75%
.
"
preferred-series A———100
Stand Ry Equip Mfg Co*—
1
Standard Steel Spring common—1
4% convertible preferred..'
50
Mar 21
18
Oil
SALE
Tuesday
May 5
79%
-
3%%'
20% Feb.. 11
16% Apr
9
8
28% May.
Oil
98
Apr 30
44% Jarv
8
-
3
23
_
Standard
43% Jan
»
16% Jan
•
7
'
8
18% Apr 24
14%leb/19
•
25
41V4 Jan.
14% May
'
•
14
Jan
.57:
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V
2
18% Mar
25% Apr
19;a Jan
Indiana__J,_--_25
15% Jan
<
2
8
1
11
of
24% Mar 21
'30
Jan
92
20% Dec
28'
16%-Dec
1
2
37% Jan-
Oil
98% Apr' 23
36% Apr 29
:
Standard
HIGH
Monday
May 3
54
Standard Oil of California—No par
14
Mar 15
477/a Jan
22% Feb 27
47% Oct
Saturday
'
Par,
-
85
•V
13% Mar.24
49% Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
92
<
1
13% May
/
104% Jan
2 •*
*
'10
53% Apr
36% May
2 :
11
15% Jan
,
'
May
Jan
44% Feb
28 i
Jun
58% Apr
15% Feb
13 Mr July 16
39% Apr
40
94
25% Apt
29/
9
73% Apr 24
-
YORK
EXCHANGE
'
3
74% Jan'
/
-17% Oct
2
July
31 Vz Jun
'
31
NEW
1
Highest
,
50% Jan
'"
105% Mar
*■
50% July
90
17
75% Dec
33%-Mar 15 >.
*-Jun
10
78% Oet
:
93% Dec 31
14*
Lowest
55% Sep
2
58% Jun
20
Range Since Jan.
Highest
44
,
STOCKS
1951
Year
Lowest
105-
6%
*105
6%
6%
/
4,400
125
105%
6%
3,500
2,200,
•
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{12 Vz July
2
4y« July
9
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Jan
14;
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6%,Sep
i
2
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i
4
13
4>A Mar 11
35
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13
,13,'A.Jan
18
Oet
•
42
Jan-15
Tennessee, Corp
1
25r"
52% Feb'. 27
Co
Texas
60%iJan,*29
,"32%; Jan 19
2
__
Jan
10
25
24% Jun
.
40
143
15
32% Jan
•
17
16% Oct
1
13%, May38%. May
'18%, Jan
12 f
8
Dec
46% Oct
i
13,
6% Jan
2
4.
45
103
I3.-
Jun
21"
4% Jan
35% Feb
90.
2V2
44% Sep
43
Jun
.
29
x9% Jan
•
4»
11
Dec
XIO^A
98
preference/—L.No par
The Fair,
i___
—-No par
Thermoid.Qo common./.—,
—I
$2.50, convertible preferred__:__50
tThird, Avenue Transit .Corp.No par
9
22'A. May.
2
20'A May
3
Timken-Detroit Axle l_—
2
Tirnken
■11 % Mar
3
Jan-
Jan
49
13%,
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17%.
13%
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13%
40
-
'
12
%
;
10 'A
10'A,
*45
Range Since Jan.
Ye^r 1951
Highest
Lowest
1
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98
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179
180
179
93
94
94
95
96%
35%
1,000
35%
35%
35%
35%
13%
13%
13%
9,500
13%
13%
13'A .13%
17%
3,500
17%
17'A
*17%
13 VB
17%; -
600
13'A
; '*17%
13%
17%
13%
13%
13%
13%.:
400
40%
40'A
40'A
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41'/4
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14
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14
300
10%
900
13%.
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7
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98
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11 Va
11
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44%
44%
43%
22%
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19%
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44
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11
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7
17% Dec
18
15'A Dec 31
28
24% Feb
"_9
7% Nov
8
137/a Jan
16
Nov
8
41"
Jan
16
8% Jan
6,
12% Dec
7
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2
15% Mar
3 •-*
27
■'
16'A May
8% Feb
Apr
21% Feb
20 % Jan
1
19
•
20th
7
9% Mar 10
"
8
9% Feb
26
12 Va Jan
7
Twin
12% Apr
30
15% Feb'
11
11%
11 "
11%:
2,300
10,800
7,300
900
■
Sales for
Wednesday
■
May 7
Thursday
Friday
May X
May 9
-
19%
27%
27%
2 7'A
27% ?'/;""
28
28
14%
273/4
28
14%
143/4
108'A'108%
108%
108'A
the Week
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26%
26%j
14%.
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-No par
—
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16%
16%
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Fox
14%
14%
108 %
109
17
17
42
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42
42
17 Va.
17
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17%
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9
9
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9,
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109
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2,100
17
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42%.
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42%
42
42
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18
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400
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18
8%
8%
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30%,
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31%
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10%
/
10%
1,200
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42 'A.
30%
9
3,900
18,900,
17
30
20,000
14%;.
14%,
108%
10%
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10%
10'A
9
8%
Shares
25%v
42%
42%
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30
prior
conv
14%
109
109
16%
Co common—.1
(cony)
5*0
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Transit com—No par
preferred
50
Coach Co
1
5%
44 % '
19%
Century
32% Mar
43%.
25%
Twin City. Rap
31
44
26'A
Preferred series A
Jan
29
43%
;
20%
Truax-Traer
15
15
6,900
19%
preferred
$6
v
25%
Airlines
World
Tri-Coxvtinental Corp-common
10
44% Feb
3
15% Jan
41% Mar 26
16% Dec
■1
110
20
19%
15r
10
43%
22
20
25%
2
Jan
43%
21%
20
43%,
19%
Transue
105
44%
22 %
19%
25%"
7
2
300
SALE PRICES
7
40
1 400
1
22'A
19%
28
110% Feb
v
2%
24"
25%
27
102% Jun 26
98
2%
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23
22
98
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8
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2%
19%
28% Aug
8
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Tuesday
•
May 5
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98
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500
2,700
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11'A
11,
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21
Monday
Saturday
May 3
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400
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10% Apr
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98
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45% '
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44
23%
24
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3
25%
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May
.
44
60
14
19%
27
•' Feb
45%
3
■^13'A
25'%
19% Feb
> 20
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,
.
10
2
Transamerica Corp,
2
9
10
Inc
_—5
& -Williams Steel.—No par
27% Mar 12
27-7/a Feb
'
10
•
*
44%
-
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i
3 :
6,000
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133/4
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19
;
14
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3
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179
44-<
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22%
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lG'AJan
!
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35%
3
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103
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v
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177%
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?
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1,400
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200
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Jan.19
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56.
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.
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35
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7
29%
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347A
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ThompsonrStarrett ,C.o com_.No par
$3.50 preference —;
7-N0 par
Tide Water Associated Otl^_
10
;
"When issued";
1—
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7
Mar
56'A
29'A
4%
35
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103
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177
93
34%
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Thompson. Products Inc conv
5
4%
preferred i—— -—ri.-—-100
9
May
3 Va Mar
27
179
x39 Vz
13%.
Inq common,-"...—.—50c
preferred.:——No par
Thompson, (J
49%, Jan, 23
20
43% Apr
31
8
40
174%
55%
13%
4%
35
,
35'%
29%
102'A. 102%
*13%,
^
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35%
56
29
13%
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35
34%
conv
_
18
4
4%.
•
56%
28%
102'A
39%
*90
Utilities Co——__-—No par
15
18
18% Apr
19
-51% Sep
.Jan
15% Feb
8
21% May
3
:
55%
,
13%,' 13%
4%
35%
178
177
1
c-ir/ilOO
Co
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
12% Feb
1
48Feb-15
8
41% Feb
21
25% Mar
29..
.
9
Jan
22% Feb-
18 % Jun
7
7 $1.25
1
91% Jan
2%
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14%fJan 22
11
42'A May
Jan
Dec
24Vz Nov 26
31% Mar 29/
-;
,
30
,
2
15% Feb-, 7
43% Feb 14
23
8% Jan
47% Oet
Jan
2% Apr
5
187/8,Feb
*10 ir Apr. 30
-11% Mar
:
,
12% Mar 29
6
16
lt
1
Mar 10
Texas & Pacific Ry
Texas
56%
29
13'A
35
Trust-
certificates—.—
share
Sub
9
;
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'
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39%,
39%
Gulf.
18% Jan-
2
47.% Oct 18
56
Texas'Gulf
35 Y« Mar
7
19.
33 Va Apr
12% May
7
Feb
;
113%. Feb
15
7
'
2,
Mar
'
24
30
•V 3% Jun
7
'96% May
Oct
28,
y4 July 23,
8% Jan
195% Mar 28
8
May
1
100'A.Apr
-23% Mar
23'% Mar
,13% Sep 27.
;
3
.38
Jun
35
Pacific Land
Jan
86 -v Jan
3
35'A Dec
July 18
11
Texas
Oct
72.7% May.
103% MarlO
-
16 ya July 19
17
46% Jan-12
.49
5
80' '
1
1
7
35^^
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Producing Cfo-.—.—rO
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Pacific Coal &- Oil___,
19
18
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188-
7
76% Jan
-
Texas
30'A D;ec
119v.
90% Mar 15,
.34% Mar
4
Texas
23'A Jan
4%':'
35%
5
25
_—
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13%,
>
:*4%,
Telautograph Coi'p,__---r--r
Feb
•
?44% Jun
*13
(James)-------9
Inc
Talcott
;: 8
13%;Feb
.A" 5 '■
1
fMay
.,
9,300
8%
900
31%'
250
10%
1,200
13%
13%
2,300
51%
U
13
47% Jan
2
12% Jan
2
-37% Jan
10
58
•'
53% Mar 28
100% Nov 26
May 11
4
15.% Oct
7 52
Sep
21
2
19.
Dec
28
96
91% Dec
3
107
33% Apr
4
42'A Oct
97% Nov 26
109% Jan
2
44% Dec
36
* Jun
27
29
52
40
Mar 17
Jan
Mar
Jan
11
13% Feb
Union
5
50
' Jan
Union
104
93
Feb
*
27
Jan
2
May
9
6
35% Feb
27
45% Mar 17
Jan
2
121% Mar 31
45% Jan
4
9
100
-
1
3
35
109
21
44% Mar 13
26% Jan
?
18
3% Jun
19
43% Jun 25
4
Jan
2
8% Dec
12
Dec
68
xl9
46 %
Mar
49% Apr
21
,
24% May
2
33% Jan
102% Mar 20
1
1
Feb
35 % Mar 18
70'% Mar 19
2
4
52% May
1
17% May 1
17% Jan 12
-
38% Apr
2
Jun
18
99
May
Biscuit of
United
-No par
United Carbon Co_—
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible
preferred
160
(Del)
1
United
100
•
"When
7
Foundry
issued"
Gas
Merch
7
Paramount
1
Feb
18
21% Jan
7
U
9
9
8
4
124
Feb
13
101% Feb
20
116
164% Dec
29
26
167
179
Jan
Jan
8
19
Jan
17
16
Jan
9
70
Jan
25
61
Mar 19
28% Jan
16
14% Apr
For footnotes see page 24.
15
&
May
May
19% Mar 25
64'% Feb
2
S
U
S
26%
10,600
93%
2,700
*32%
33
34%
1,000
108
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15%
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61%
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4%
4
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»
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62
1
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33
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108
7-.,
62%
v "V
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U
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109
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62%
63
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32
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63
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4
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4%
4
5%
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4%
54%
54'A
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55
5%
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5%
9
55%
58
55%
55
55
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v
64
30%
4%
62
4%
55
55
5%
5 Va
5%
8%
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55%
55%
18%
13%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
54%
53%
54
53%
53%
53%
53%
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18
*17%
18%
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18
60%
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
26%
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18
18
60
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33
13%
33%
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13%
17%
17%
17%
17%
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Foreign Securities—No par
63%
64%
63%
No par
No par
99%
99%
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1—20
100
109%
19
*177
19
109%
183
*19'A
17%
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64%
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19%
110
111
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19%
183
^
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18%
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64
*63
64%
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15%
5
15%
15%
15'%
1
►179
17%
18'A
100
Machinery -com
1
,
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15
17%
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64%
64%
100
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19%
1'7
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1
y«
18
18
•
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64%
15
900
55%
180
18%
1,100
53
1,800
18
400
60%
597/b
60%
6,900
26
25%
25%
11,500
.
15
,
■
33%
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33 %
13%
13%
13%
3,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
13,500
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65
64%
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100
20
19%
•
183
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13%
33
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183
75
12,200
60
17 %
64%
500
9,700
25%
13%
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100
1,200
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4%
55
9
18%
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15%
30%
54
-
109
61%
32
18%
17%
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54 %
13'A
S Leather
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15%
18%
32%
preferred
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34%
109
54%
17%
Hoffman
4%%
200
257/s
93%
13%
interest-
105
26%
32%
Freight Co
*103
93%
17%
of
104
1,300
26%
*13%
preferred
5,500
93%,
?32"
1st
29%.
104
1
-1
_1
Gypsum Co common
7% preferred
20
25% Jan
$4.50
29%
29"%
93%
32%
60
U S
18% Nov
185
U S
Apr
1 200
29%
26
4 %
'28
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7
73
39
93
108
*17%
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3,200
49 %
39
25%
*62,'. 2 '64
No par
Theatres
113%
49%
5
—
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113
49%
39%, ,39'/4
•J.
105
'
100
49%
70
93%
33
"
*30%
Corp_'_„__1
10
Improvement Co—13%
&
114%
41%
5
Coal Cos—
Electric
United Engineering
113
;
26%
55%
104% Jan
16,800
42%
93 %
59%
preferred
1%
8
United
12% May 24
*103
105
8%
21% Jan
42%.
41%
>
25%
5%
United
■
103
33
5%
United
9
*102
93
8%
21% Jan
103
26
8%
May
87
92%
5%
4
87
25%
.
5 %
15
88
25%
*8%
2
58% May 19
19% May 24
*103
54%;
34% Mar 25
,2
105
'-1
15'% Jan
May
33
*14%
"•
*103
.
Corp
Feb
20
88
93
*106
United
1
19
25 %'
America—-No par
$4.50 preferred __——No par
Board & Carton Corp
10
105
Dye & Chemical Corp com/1
Feb
230
;
49'%
112
26,600
(
93
113%
49%
*92
2
20
8
111%
series of 1952.100
rrcierred 4%%
United Gas
11
109 Vz
42'/8
*103
111
60%
110
93
29%
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60%,
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*102
'; 41%
42%
61%
109
94%
*93
•f
29
United Fruit Co„—_—
54% Jan
41%
60%,
109
/
94'%
29%
10
17'% May
42%
*93
23%,
30
96% Jan
108%, 108'A
94%
41%
United
59,
1
109%
29
18
28
61 %
*93
28%
27% Apr
20
59%
59%
j 09 %
28%
64% Jan
20
59%
110%
United
21% Jan
1
22% Sep
58%
*109%
28%
7
16% May
3,600
'
common
7
May
44%
5
5% convertible preferred
100
United Air Lines Inc common—10
Corp
Aircraft
Mar
30% Feb
44%
39%
"May
13
42%
44%
.
i:
X39
57
24% Jan
42%
44%
11
74
7
61% Sep
106% Feb
1
104
45
54'A
10% Feb
30
20
Mar
*102
44%
38%
56% Apr
8% Mar 24
55
22% Sep
24%
104
44%
59
49 %
13
20
*102
44%
26
5% Mar 21
7
4% Jan
50
61% Dec
18% Feb
104
United
2
31% Dec
*102
11
July
25
104
25
18% Apr
14% July 12
*102
4% Apr
3
26% Jan
par
33% Feb
21
8
89
6
22
13
89
28
Oct
25% Oct
91
Jan
Apr
73% Feb
91
3% Feb
30
25
8
91
Unlted-Carr Fastener J.—...No par
12% Jan
2
*89
1,600
44%
38%
30
88
Nov
91
12%
49
Jan
12
July
*89
1,400
*12%.
38
107
May 22
19
par
52%,
12%
49'A
23
56%
,
94%
53
110'%
3
11
15
*93
1
Co
Car
Tank
United
17% Feb
16
94 "2
58%
13%
12%
38
28
106 % Apr
Nov
*93
13%
52%
12'A
49%
Jan
8
56% Nov
109'%' 109%
par
13%
52%
12%
110%
34
21
8
par
13%
52%.
12%
38
1
30% Jan
6
44
58 %
.
13%
52
12%
49%
28
14% Apr 29
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Sep
45 f
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13%
52
.
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15
101% Jan
8
12%
*37%
4 °!o
40'% Apr
3
31
13%
51%
12%
%
—No pgr
Union
1
101% Jan
13%
51'A
12%
25
Pacific RR Co common.:—50
noncumulative -' preferred — _50
37% May
May
$3.70
Union Oil of California
23
Mar 13
5% Oct
5
»' Apr
Jan
65 % Oct
36
May
Union
91% May
28
»
104
18
Dec
6
15
7
ser._No
series—:—No
Preferred $3.50 series——No
Preferred
$4 series——No
Preferred
f
Jan
35% Dec
29% Jan
11
94
'
13%
51'A
12%
Carbon——No par
&
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50
30
7
10
15% Aug 22
Apr
96% Feb
91
-
2
101
Union- Carbide
64% Jan
111
25
112% Jan
22% Jan
56% Feb
5
83% Jan
26'A July 2
100 % Nov 26
41% May
25
May'
57
/
3
Feb
; 83
102
13%
51 'A
(The).
;
—1
Corp;,———/..No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Bag & Paper Corp.—/
20
Corp
Underwood
12% May
44
66% July 30
112'A Feb
Oct
96%
,
49'A Apr
*■
Udylite
115
0*179
17%
17 Vz
17%
65%
64'A
65
99%
99%
100
18%
*63%
64'A
14%
15
60
"
20
300
116
5,700
177 Vz
183
*18%
64'A
300
4,100
115%
19%
115%
18%
15
*19
900
179
18%
18 Va
*63'A
14%
14%
90
64'A
1,800
2,600
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1976)
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Year
Jun
17
Lowest
Highest
20% Feb
29
8% Jan
7% Dec
28
x36% Nov
28
43
Jan
18
18% Jan
21% May
3
12
29
7% Feb
13
x36% Feb
27
66
Dec
27
84% Mar
5
59 % Feb
29
Nov
24
42% Feb
8
29% May
86% Dec
4
96% Feb
14
67
92 % Dec
6
106% Oct
9
95
Jan
2
80"% Oct
18
71
May
Oct
6
Jan
2
102% Jan
45
151
2
76% Oct
Mar 28
57% July
136% Jan
65% Jan
30
8
67% Mar
68
37% Jun
3
29
47% Jan
30
37% May
138% Dec
26
153% Jan
19
138% May
18% Jan
3
20
21
43% Aug 27
38% Apr
7% Jan 26
5% Jan
7
Feb
17
Nov
7
96% Jan
24
2% Dec
18
4% Jan
22
9
27% Jun
Oct
28
5% Jan
26
9% Jun
87
24
13
28
Jan
22% Jun 29
2 % May 15
Jan
8
24% Apr
21% May
8% Jun
x27% Oct
12
14% Sep
4
26
Oct
6
19
Jan
18
25% Jan
30
27
24
13% Jan
Apr
Jun
21
64
19
57% Apr
29% Dec 31
28% Apr
15
30% Jan
2
Feb
32
2
72%
71%
24%
142 %
142%
72
66%
66
38%
x38
138%
20'/a
20
*38%
393/4
20
*38%
393/4
733/4
74%
8 500
7,000
25
243/4
25
243/4
142%
143
142%
142%
340
753/4
77
77%
78 %
4,100
66
66%
383/s
38
65%
66
138%
20%
20%
20%
39%
45,900
1383%
7,800
20
20 %
2,600
39
39
1383/4
20%
39%
1,400
66
383%
38
38%
38
138%
39%
*39
39%
30
140
74
73%
98 3/4
24%
66
20%
4,100
90
983/4
138%
1383/4
*88 %
89%
99
143%
753A
74%
38%
30%
30%
89%
*98
72%
24
76
66
138%
30%
30%
30%
♦60%
17,800
1383/4
150-
6
*6
6%
*6
'6
6%
300
10
10
10
*9%
10
10
10%
10
10
*10
10 %
800
*90
91
*90
91
91
91
*90
92
♦89
92
*88
92
3
3
3
3
3
3
*24%
25
24%
3%
24%
21%
22
*21%
22%
2%
11%
*11%
*60
100
•
*163%
♦24%
25
*24%
25
*24%
25
22%
*21%
22%
*2l3/4
22%
*213%
22%
200
27/a
57,800
11%
2%
2%
<
23/4
27/s
,
2,200
23%
61%
*60%
61%
30
*29%
30
36%
363/4
23%
233%
233%
163%
163%
1633/4
163 3/4
50
12%
12
12 %
12 3/a
12%
5,200
60%- 60%
*
23%
163%
11%
11%
23%
163Va
23%
165
30
30
2%
2%
2%
23%
11%
*60%
60%
30
100
25
*163%
165
11%
100
2,700
3%
3
3%
♦21%
23%
23%
23%
164
6%
*24%
2%
2%
2%
*23%
*162
1
6
6%
6%
6%
*9%
1
Power
74%
38%
20 %
*6%
100
preferred
it Light Co
4%%
Utah
23%
141
1383/4
*65%
65%
38%
139
*38%
com_No par
Leaf Tobacco
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
9
60% May
3
10
11
71
20%
preferred
31
73%
65%
preferred—25
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common
2
4% convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
8%
31
99
73%
38%
Stockyards Corp
Universal
200
99
138%
Universal Laboratories Inc
60%
90
*97%
noncumulative
9
603/4
*87
No par
7
62
*97
60
2
61
90
No par
100
3% Jan
61
98
75%
26% Jan
1,600
61
98
29%
30%
243/4
7%
36 %
*87
*60%
140%
United
36%
90
743/4
Co common
36%
99
30%
24%
Tobacco
36%
*88
1403/4
163% May
1
26% Jan
51
11
May
U S
36%
*98
76%
—
36%
90
24%
common
200
36%
31
1413/4
preferred
8%
*88
76%
preferred
21%
*73/4
*60%
24%
7%
21%
8%
61%
'140%
7%
213/4
*73/4
*30%
noncum
14
Jan
11
10
4 % Jan
23
23% May
156
91
1
2% Apr
15
170% Jan
Mar 18
7% Apr
10% Jan
21
6
13
41
3
24
17
Nov
9% Jan
Feb
S
21%
8%
36%
1st preferred
100
Smelting Ref & Mm com—50
common
21%
*7%
*60
100
100
Shares
May 9
21%
363/4
73%
Co
U S Steel Corp
24
'
23
21
22% Jan
155
16
2% Apr
89
30
Jan
23
24
5% Jun 27
37% Dec
Jan
U
36%
363/4
61%
the Week
Friday
213/8
'8
8
Thursday
May 8
8%
203/4
20%
8
8%
10
Rubber
S
8%
May 7
*36%
"When issued"
Mar 28
42% Jan
20% Mar 20
U
6
144
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
S
3 3A%
21
87% Mar 29
Jan
61
14
27
Apr
146% Feb
23% May
128% July
U
31
Jan
86
10
Pipe & Foundry Co
Wednesday
May 6
20%
20%
*8
20
10
1
U 8
Mar 28
20%
1
common
preferred
4%%
U S
4
Jan
90
Lines Co
S
10
34% Mar 21
6
21
51
U
8% Mar 24
38 % Jan
29
Feb
86
7
Sales for
Tuesday
May 5
May 3
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
1951
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
60
60%
60 3/4
60%
150
30%
30%
30%
30%
37
37%
36%
37
30
30%
36%
37
'1,800
!'
V
40% Sep
Jan
8
40% Jan
30
Oct
9
14
Apr
17
17 % Jan
4
5
23% Oct 23
2
July 24
14
34
28
Mar
19
13% July
29
13
33% Feb
13
6
26
14
5
115% Dec 14
116
Jan
2
115% Dec
19
116
105% Jan
9
34% July 13
26
89
Jan
104
28% Oct
100% Jan 18
25% Nov 26
Dec
28% Dec
31
10% Jan
3
88
112% Jun
95'
Dec
21
40
Dec
95
4
15% Jan
23
117
3
117
Mar 27
32
Apr
29
29% Jan
19
137% Jan
19
24 %
2
103 % May
22
Jan
30
6
33% Apr
14
27
July 16
35% Jan 20
16% July 2
8
12
37% May
20% Jan
Jan
29
28% Mar
54% Jun 25
71% Feb
55
v
48
'
30
24
X27% Jan
Apr
37% Jan
2
8
7
16
4
9
Apr
44% Jan
5
-
30
k
102% May
3
16% Apr
2
May
115% Apr
8
Mar 12
31% Mar
Oct
2
1
38% Dec
48
Mar 31
Jan
93% Apr
5
29% Jun 29
32
24
Jan
May 30
98% Jan
38
11
25% Feb
23
110% Jan
26
103% May 7
60
Mar 26
16
Apr 17
21% Jan
106% Jan
26
94
120
1
116% Feb 20
28
Nov
21
22% Mar
3
Nov
;
20% May
28
Dec
140
29
18% Jan
xllO
23% Apr
9
Jan
1
May
Dec
3% Dec
23% July
31
11
18
B
Jan
18
31
Jan
Jan
30
36%
Van Norman Co
*14%
15
*143A
15
Van Raalte Co Inc
*28%
29%
*28%
13%
13%
X363/4
143/4
29
preferred
7%
13%
-
*93%
24
*116%
*93%
21%
21%
233/4
23%"
23 3/b
114%
103
104%
102%
114%
114%
102
104%
48
*43
35
b
343/4
*34%
293/4
293/4
29%
38
373/4
373/4
*34%
35
29%
*37
-
*16%
16%
*153/4
16
*16%
16%
31
*30
31
♦30
102
*40
31
r
35
200
4,400
115
102%
*1013/4
103%
104
*1023/4
104
*40
■
<■:
10
35
*34%
293/4
29%
38
38
31
*30
*30
31
59%
*573/4
113/8
1,900
.
1,300
'400
16%
16%
16%
30
600
.
29%
38
16%
/
■;
50
*58
V
100
115
*40
•
35
>293/4
*37
16%
115
50
\
34%
1
373/4
31
4,000
24%
23%
*1013/4
30
16%
22%
122%
*119
*102%
.
1,600
94%
21%
223/a
10
28%
28
*93%
24
35
>30
•
119
23%
50
373/4
'
119
*116%
121 b'V
121
102%
>29%
-
29%
•116%
-900
♦1143/s
102
*30
10
213/s
102%
373/4
800
23%
23%
119
*93%
115
♦1143/a
•
23%
23%
94%
23%
50
4,700
28%
233/4
1143/4
13%
116%
120%
*40
-
•
13%
28%
24
600
13%
116%
*118%
3,100
,
15
29
*116%
21
21
.
283/4
94%
*93%
21%
;
14-%
28%
28
94%
;
*
119
*116%
119
28%
.
14%
283/4
13%
,'\
23%
119
*116%
103
*
133/4
23%
23%
119
104%
V-
38
13%
r.
283/4
14%
283/4
14%
283/4
■
13%
*102
29%
34%
*143/4
143/4
*102%
50
*43
36%
29
121
*118
114
*102%
28
121
104 ;
114
*102
*116%
94%
21%
118
24
23%
w;
27%
*93%
21%
121
13%
119
27%
94%
21
*118
119
116%
28%
*283/4
23%
.23%
119
*27
—
13%
'116%
119
*116%
;—20
—
-
23%
*23%
*116%
25
25
5
Virginia Ry Co common
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
31
64
>
36%
America—No par
2.50
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
3 % %
preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com.—No par
6% div partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
25
Vanadium Corp of
*11%
>>>
,
,—-
W
,
11
Dec
29
13% Feb
7
13
27
Jun
29
x29% Feb
13
45% May 24
8% Jan
4
56% Oct
12% Oct
13
21% Feb
23
12
17% July 27
Jun
29% Jan
14
51% Jan
7
30
9% May
1
17% Jan
11
Jan
12
'
98
4
16
13
18% Feb
12
May
11% Oct
19
9% May
36% Jan
29
26% May
89% Feb
15
80% Feb
31
30
20% July 25
27
10
18% Jan
21
May
2
2
96% Jan
Jan
20% Feb
13
12% Apr
19
27
72% May
107% Feb
22
106
Aug
111
8
Feb
98
2
106% Jan
Webster
11% Jan
19
32% Jan
5
7
May
Jan
102
9
West
7
Feb
Year
Lowest
<
Highest
11% Jan
15
16
Apr
40 % Jan
lo
54
Oct
8
Jun
18
29% Feb
29
32% Jun
24% July
34% Jan
6
30% July
5
13
Mar 11
Pacific RR
30
27
*27%
27%
400
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
2,000
*29 3/i
30%
30
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
30
30
30
2,100
1,100
*16%
163/4
16%
163/4
16%
20%
*20%
203/4
20%
20%
*12%
133/a
*12%
133/a
133/b
13%
7
Westinghouse
99% Apr
127
23
36
22
Apr
3
Mar 20
127
Mar 20
41% Jan
30
89% Jan
22
29% Jan
38% Sep
5
31% May
30
Feb
13
34"% Jan
7
25% May
1
29% Jan
2
23% Mar 19
11% Apr
4
14% Jan
28
28% NOV 20
36 %
29% Jan
9
32
15% Jan
21
3.80%
Apr 30
Apr
2
17% Jan
26
4
10% Jan 14
Apr
36%
36%
36 3%
363/4
23%
31%
100
*106%
3
Co
com
No par
100
10
10
12%
100
preferred series B
Instrument_12.50
Electric
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry-
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
1
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The 8 S)
20
White Motor Co
1
■
Machine
Sewing
White
Prior
comJ
1
20
preference
5
Wilcox Oil Co
4
23% Dec
3
21% May* 7
140% Jan
10
% May
7
128% Jan 15
45
Jan
3
54% Dec
5
53
Jan
9
41% Jun 29
23% Jun 25
46% Feb
5
42% Apr
26% Feb
•25% Feb
% May
64
Jan
25
17
44% Jan
23
20
28% Feb
2
83% Feb
8
97% Feb
20
69% Nov 21
79% Apr
17
71
Jan
2
75% Jan
14
12% July
21% Jan
2
11
May
7
13% Feb
33% May
7
40% Jan
13% Jan
8
36% Jan 25
11
Jan
48
Aug 17
14
17% Jun
2
Feb
*34%
35%
35%
36 %
36%
35%
84%
843/4
843/4
843/4-, 85
*30
31
31
*303/4
313/4
*31
31%
31%
303/4
31
26%
26%
26%
2,500
26
4,300
26%
*12%
12%
31
31
*22%
22%
26%
■
26%
32
*22%
*124%
26%
:
23
31
23
Co.
2
83% Apr
14
Zenith
Radio
5% Jan
29
Zonite
Products
68
5
Corp
Corp
No par
1
26%
12%
12
223/4
23
__
—
223/4
9%
12%
12
12
*31
190
300
32
22%
233/8
9%
9%
500
93/4
9%
9%
9%
9%
67
68
*67 %
673/4
67 %
67%
67
67
67
67%
11%
ll7/s
11%
*11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
74
9%
93/8
9
23%
163/4-
138
54
*53
43%>
433/s
27
27
*80
81
1,000
22%
67
9%
3,100
36%
31%
■
*31
32
*31
23
*31
26%
11%
12%
31
„
•
26%
26'A
12
12%
123/s
*31
23%
24
13
36%
84
*135%
17% Jan
day.
353/4
83%
13,100
:
*73%
75%
*73%
74
*73%
74
*73%
14
•
*13%
133/4
13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
200
163/4
16%
163/4
16%
163/4
163/4
16%
16%
3,000
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
9,900
163/4
22%
23
22%
*135%
138
*135%
53
53
43%
43%
27%
27 3/a
*80
81
*99
101
*53
138
.
54
135%
*136
138
138
*53%
54
54
%
11
%
156
TS(T
*135%
54
J
•54
.
139
.
52,500
86,100
543/4
300
12,000
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
433/4
433/s
43%
27
27 %
27%:
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
81
80
80
793/4
793/4
*793/4
803/4
101
*99
101
'
99%
99%
99%
99%
72%
*72%
723/4
72%
72%
900
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,900
33%
333/4
333/4
33%
34
34
*80
*98%
*72%
'
1,900
100
■"!/
150
2,400
18%
19%
18%
19%
183/4
19%
183/4
19%
19
193/8
18%
19%
46
46
46
46
46%
46%
*45%
46%
M6
46%
46%
46%
31,400
400
*30%
30%
30
30
"293/4
30%
29%
29%
*29%
30
29%
29%
300
44%
44%
44%
44"%
44%
443/4
443/a
443/4
44%
45%
44%
44%
7,300
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
15 %
15'/a
15%
153/4
15%
15%
3,100
76%
76%
75
76
75%
76%
75
75%
743/4
76%
75%
75%
4,700
*4%
43/4
43/4
43/4
4%
43/4
43/4
4%
4%
2,000
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for company's
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend (%th share of 4%%
43/4
-
7001
3,800
75%
*13%
50% Jan
Ex-dividend,
36
83%
„A
*73%
1
this
353/4
84%
163/4
14
x
*124%
37
83%
*124%
13%
common
*124%
—
35%
5
34%
Corp
400
1,100
31
'
34
& Towne Mfg
York
20,300
36
36
84%
__
36%
34%
7
*124%
25%
37%
*983/4 " 99%
36%
*124%
34%
5% Feb
on
35%
35
34%
71% Feb
sales
35%
34%
*34%
15% Apr
no
35%
35
5,000
9,800
36%
98%
,
400
95
25%
253/4
37%
98%
X 36
993/4
.25
17
distributed,
37
99%
37 Va
993/4
Yale
19% Jan
prices;
25%
37%
253/4
37
99%
3
2
wd When
25%
3/a
25%
363/4
99%
11%
34
J^opgciai sales,
253/8
253/4
36%
/
1,200
39%
38%
*98%
25%
99%
11%
1
Jan
40,
11%
2
4% May
39%
11%
28
May
*933/4
11%
,
2,900
53%
93%
75%
10
53%
53%
*11 %
39% Jan
asked
Co
1,100
40
1
43
and
W)
49
39 %
16%
Corp common—No par
preferred 4%% series
100
37%
93%
72%
8
•Bid
(F
37%
533/4
13%
10
2,400
94
72%
2
4% July
Co
22%
48%
22%
54
363/4
*84
48%
21%
48%
39%
25%
35
3,700
49
48%
93%
393/4
Shares
11
53%
40%
the Week
11
11%
95
*93
f
May 9
May 8
11
54
*73 Va
1
4% % convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.Nopar
Youngstown Sheet it Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Jan
Sales for
533/4
1
com—10
Worthington
Prior
500
108
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
54%
72%
41% Oct
47% Jan
Power
preferred
Woolworth
*107%
*36%
95
5,400
13%
76
75
74%
108
37
723/s
59% Feb
15% July
Elec
13%
13%
74%
*107%
22
723/s
2
Mar
13
13
74
108
•
May 7
723/s
25
14
102
May 6
100%
30% Jan
Jun
i
*97 5/s
4514 Jun
48
*100%
♦106 3/4
Prior pfd 4%% conv series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
2
19% May 3
46% Apr 22
37% Dec 19
102
37
100
Grocery Co
Woodward Iron Co
5
76% Jan
6
105
*100%
%
6%
16
490
102
360
103
8
Apr
Sep
2
Wisconsin
28
136
8,800
*101
213/4
10
Co
& Lovett
313/4
108%
V
103
108%
22%
No par
preferred
Winn
15
108
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
Dec
6
84% Mar 12
13
15
19
128
29% Sep
75% Feb
14% Jan
17% Feb
31%
108%
31%
31%
31%
108
36%
11%
1
3,100
♦101
25%
*99
*66%
2
233/4
37
40
*39%
common—No par
5
233/4
37
40
Wilson
Jan
24
213/4
54
22
13% May
15% Apr
233/8
37
*93
12% Jan
72
3,300-
22%
95
29
5
36%
37
*21"%
54
11% Apr
Inc
36
21%
54
4
Co
36%
103
74
74
108
Tuesday
May 5
*93
15% Jan
&
27
83%
36%
108
13
13
*723/4
*106 3/4
73
1073/4
Monday
May 3
Par
12
19
12%
13
12%
73
*106%
265/8
83
*100
101
2,200
27%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Willys-Overland Motors commdtL—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
25
*100
Saturday
17
Jun
101
9%
200
84
27%
*83
*101
103
*993/4
107%
68% Jan
75% Jan 25
*101
73
27
90
103
12%
12%
*72%
31%
1073/4
108%
101
*100
31%
*1073/4
*101
103
par
23%
31%'
31%
31
23%
22 3/4
1073/4 108 %
23
23
31%
*101
9%
*27%
1073/4 .107%
65% Feb
17% Jan
>■:
23%
*23
2
87% Feb
*9%
93/4
*9%
36%
9
17% Nov
9%
2,500
36
Jan
12% Jan 25
400
9%
36%
36%
Feb
71% Dec 28
13 Va
27%
12
28
20%
*13%
84
75
Jun
17
20%
13%
84
2
8% Mar
17
20%
*13%
17
133/s
27
9%
65% Dec 21
7% July
17%
*20
13%
*20
9%
Weston
28
4
July 31
*16%
203/4
17
17
*20%
83
Air Brake—;
Electric com!
Westinghouse
40% Jan
1
26
27%
29%
27%
Western Union Teleg
27% Jan
5
2
*26%
29%
9%
Preferred series A
2
83% May
30
27
28%
Western
14
35% May
Oct
27
29 '■/,
4
May
15
July
17%
26%
37%
19
12
17%
26%
28%
213/4
Mar 27
25 %
173/4
26%
28%
*36%
Jan
26
17%
28%
48%
20
94
17%
*26
4834
35% Feb
126
27
18%
102
,.,'173/4
48%
95% Jan
Jan
3,200
48%
7
34
173/4'
48%
11
6
17%
483/4
213/4
45% Feb
42% Oct
173/4
13%
*48%
37% Mar 28
25
17%
17 5/8
13%
9
55% Apr
Apr
17%
13%
10
Western Maryland Ry com
100
4% noncum 2nd preferred—100
1
94
70
4 600
133%
STOCK
Supply
Auto
600
13%
13%
*173/4
♦101%
,
82
100
.100
5
s
173/4
101%
13%
102
27%
100
2,700
13%
1013/4
9%
pfd
2,300
10%
17%
1013/4
18%
17%
1013/4
273/a
1
4
600
•44%
*101 %
18%
101%
11
39
4
10%
400
28 3/8
133/a
18%
101
11
23% Apr
Mar
10
100
11%
13%
*18
11%
Western
46% Feb 20
43%
10
-59%
:
13%
18%
100%
13%
45%
11%
22
89
K:' 9%
10
28 3/8
443/4
10
11%
54% Apr
2
24
9%
*17%
*100%
*18
28 3/8
45%
82
Inc
Lines
28% July 30
42% Oct 15
8
10
9%
30
10
28%
283/4
,*28%
45%
28%
45%
11
46% Oct
Feb
45%
11%
33% Jun 28
84% Jun 25
125
28%
45%
11%
Air
Western
9
104 % Feb
2
28%
44%
1
7
27
47 % Feb
2
28%
45
82
EXCHANGE
Highest
15% Jan
35% Feb
58% Oct
6
93% Dec
28 %
*44%
83%
J
2
May
20% Jan
94% Jan
28
Lowest
11
26
49% Mar
8
46% May 24
84% July 9
'
28
Coal Co
;
Co——.No par
YORK
NEW
,
46% Apr 30
18
32% Nov
*28%'
-
113/a
11%
*11%
'
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1951
573/4
573/4
58%
11%
L %
Electric
Range for Previous
*11
11%
11%
*82
preferred series B
4.10%
preferred series C
West Virginia Coal & Coke
West Va Pulp & Paper com—No
4% % preferred
108% Jan 24
8
♦56
573/4
*55%
11%
*27%
4.20%
3
573/4
11%
5
Sugar Corp
Kentucky
Penn
*55%
com—2.50
Inc
Snowdrift
&
West Penn Power 4%%
7
Jan
6
1
convertible preferred—No par
West
5
30
16% Jan 29
83
$4
Corp
Mills
Tobacco
Oil
Wesson
West Indies
103% Apr 18
1
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Waukesha Motor Co
6
22
27% Jan
30
98 % Sep
Jun
Mar 14
3
14% Jan
84
No par
Pipe
it
Wayne Knitting
Wayne Pump Co
32% Mar
9
15% July 30
95
Mar 27
21
109
2
75
33
41% Jan
1
106% Mar 18
14
Feb
107
96% Dec 19
1
29% Jan
112% Jan 23
Nov 27
3
28
21% May
4
29% Dec
24
Jan
35
17
Jan 27
41% Oct
Mar 14
101
30% Apr
18
2
30
Petroleum
1
12% Apr
82
Dec
Foundry
Warren
19
29 % July 18
7% Jan
Warren
5
1
19% Feb
13% Dec
Warner-Hudnut Inc
30
4
5
5
1
Pictures
Bros
30
25% Jan
20% Oct
25
Warner
1
100
Co common
preferred
Feb
1
25% Feb
2.50
Baking
5 % %
35% Jan
24
May
2
Ward
100
No par
No par
No par
Co
Walworth
25
& W
G
20% Jan
27% Apr
19% Oct 29
15% July
7
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
7
16% Apr
Mar
19% Mar
Waldorf System
15% Feb
7
26
10% Jan
102% Jan
preferred
4%%
Wabash RR
28
13% Apr
27
29
23% May 25
,
2
29
34% Feb
5
Jun
9
42% Apr
15% Sep
16% Jun 25
26
11% Jan
26
19% Nov
5
43% Jan 23
11% Mar 28
28'
2
27% Apr
15
Jun
104
97% Oct 23
17
11% Jan
-
Apr
43/4
4%
reorganization, a Deferred delivery. 1 Name changed from Electric Boat Company.
preferred ($50 par) for each share held).
rCash sales.
•
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1
25
(1977)
■
————_
Bond Record
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column headed
Figures
after
WEEKLY
-
Exchange
YEARLY
•
"Interest Period " Indicate In each case the month when the bonds mature.
decimal
point represent one or more 32d of a point.
LOW AND HIGH
Range for Previous
Year
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
NEW
Highest
—
Lowest
May
EXCHANGE
„A
100.4
—*
—
105.8
*105.3
*105.3
105.7
105.7
*105.3
105.7
*106.29
107.1
*106.29
107.1
*106.29
107.1
*106.29
107.1
*106.29
107.1
*106.26
106.30
*108.22 108.26
*108.22
108.26
*108.22
108.26
*108.22
108.26
*108.22
108.26
*108.20
108.24
—
—
Treasury 2%s
1960-1965
*111.2
*111.2
111.6
*111.2
111.6
*111.2
111.6
•111.2
111.6
*111
111.4
—
—
Treasury 2%s
1956-1958
*101.26 101.29
♦101.27
101.30
*101.28
101.31
*101.28
101.31
*101.28
101.31
*101.29
102
1962-1967
*100.26
100.30
*100.24 100.28
*100.24
100.28
*100.23
100.27
*100.26
100.30
*100.38
101
1963-1968
*99.22
99.26
*99.26
99.30
*99.24
99.28
*99.24
99.28
*99.28
Jun 1964-1969
*99.4
99.8
*99.4
99.8
*99.6
99.10
*99.6-
99.id
Dec 1964-1969
*99.2
99.6,
*99.2
99.6
*99.2
99.6'
*99.2
99.6
98.28
*98.24
98.28
*98.24
98.28
Apr
9
—Treasury 2 Vbs
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
96.19 Jan
9
96.19 Jan
9
Treasury 2 Vis.
—
_
—
—
99.12
*99
99.4
*99.2
99.6
98.30
♦,98.24
—
—
Treasury 2 %s
,___1966-1971
*98.24
98.28
*98.22
98.26
*98.23
98.27
*98.23
98.27
*99
99.4
*99.2
99.6
—
—
Treasury
Jun 1967-1972
*98.22
98.26
*98.20
98.24
*99.22
98.26
*98.22
98.26
*qq
99.4
*99.2
99.6
99.14
*99.10
99.14
*99.8
99.12
*99.10
99.14
*99.12
98.24
*98.22
98.26
*98.22
98.26
*99
99.4
*99 2
99.6
101.13
*101.14
101.17
—
16
—
96.17 Mar 18
—
102.18 Jan 29
102.18 Jan 29
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
100.3
—
—
Jan
18
100.3
Marl8
100.3
-
100.19 Mar
——
—
Jan
18
99.14
*98.22
98.26
*98.20
1957-1959
*101.5
*100.15
101.10
*101.11
99.16
*101.7
*100.15
100.17
*100.15
100.17
*100.15
100.17
*100.15
100.17
*100.15
1C0.17
*102.20
100.17
1954-1956
*101.8
101.9
101.8
102.24
*102.20
102.24
*102.20
102.24
♦102.20
102.24
*102.20
102.24
*100.23
100.31
'101.6
101.7
1952-1955
*102.20 102.24
1956-1959
*100.26
100.29
*100.26
100.29
*100.26
100.29
*100.27
100.30
*100.27
100.30
Jun 1959-1962
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
*99.18
99.22
Dec 1959-1962
*99.2
99.6
*99.4
99.8
*99.4
99.8
*99.4
99.8
*99.14
99.18
*100.2
100.5
*100.2
1.00.5
1952-1955
100.5
*100.2
100.5
*100.2
*100.2
100.5
*100.2
100.5
*100.5
100.7
*99.21
99.25
*99.14
99.18
100.8
*100.5
100.7
*100.5
100.7
*100.5
100.7
*100.6
100.8
Jun 1952-1954
*100.5
100.7
*100.4
100.6
*100.4
100.6
*100.4
100.6
*100.4
100.6
*103.5
100.7
Dec 1952-1954
*100.5
100.7
*100.4
100.6
*100.4
100.6
*100.4
100.6
*100.4
100.6
*100.5
100.7
1953-1955
*101.6
101.9
*101.6
101.9
*101.6
101.9
*101.6
101.9
*101.6
101.9
*101.6
101.9
Reconstruction & Development
25-year 3s
_Julv 15 1972
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
—
100.3
1
*99.10
Dec 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2s
—
—
Sep 1967-1972
*99.10
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%s__
Treasury 2%s
—
—
July 16
2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
■
96.17 Mar 18
_
—
—
99.18
*98.26
—
4
100.2
*99.14
*99.8
1965-1970
—
Oct
99.14
99.10
.99.6
2%s
—
—
*99.10
*99.30
13
;
103.2
—
100
105.4
Treasury
—
100
'105
96.20 Mar 18
_
—
*105.3
—
Apr
100.21 Jan
July 16
111.6
105.7
96.20 Mar 18
98.7
—
—.
—
--
—
„
103.2
Bonda(•'
*105.4
—
~
—
the Week
high
1958-1963
—
~---r
Dec 31
Low
1956-1959
-—
rr,
96.1
High
1955-1960
—
—
18
Sales for
Friday
May 9
May 8
Treasury 2%s
—
—
Thursday
Low
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
—.
97.17 Apr
High
—
,
—
Low
High
May 7
Low
High
May 10
109.9
July 16
Low
PRICES
Wednesday
May 6
—
„
—
98.20
SALE
Tuesday
May 5
—
—
9
Monday
Saturday
May 3
Low
High
STOCK
—
_
—
„
Highest
YORK
-——
—
—
109.8
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1951 *
Mar 18
—
1952-1953
*100 6
International Bank for
95.7
Dec
101.28 Jan
27
15
96.20 Nov
8
99.9
96.24 Dec
4
97.24 Nov 27
—
Aug 20
—
96.12 Apr
96.28 Jan
21
—
:*
3
96.4 Apr
2
97.24 Feb
31
95.16 Jan 22
—
—
Jan
95
27
or r
1 1976
*95
96
*95.8
96.8
1 1981
*97
98
*97.8
98.8
25-year
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
„
—
—
—
_
—
—
*99.16
100
*98.16
—
—
100.16
*98.16
—
_
*99.16
—
*
—
—
•Bid
and
asked
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1956
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1957
98 16
*97
*96
97.16
*95
97
*94
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Transit
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
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100.16
100.16
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100.16
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100.16
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100.16
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93.16
2s serials of'50 due Feb 15 1962
a
98.16
98.16
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
Odd lot transactions,
r
Registered bond transactions.
Week's
Last
or
Sale Price
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
9
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Bonds
High
BONDS
Jan. I
No.
New York Stock Exchange
Low
High
Brazil
series No.
109 1
109
108 A
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92%
June-Dec
debentures 1969
3%s debentures 1977—i
4s
"96
92%
—June-Dec
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
1st mortgage 4s
(reg only) i960Ann Arbor first' gold 4s
July 1995
General
93%
June-Dec
3 Vis convertible debentures 1959
2%s debentures 1971—
3%s convertible debentures 1963
American Tobacco Co debentures- 3s
P
11
April-Oct
.
2%s convertible debentures 1957
3%s debentures 1973_
Atlantic
*35
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
2nd
of)
assented
reduced
51
91%
Cauca
extl
First
1959—Mar-Sept
(City of) —
stamped pursuant to Plan
Stamped
60
49%
T35%
6s
2%s debentures 1982
2%s debentures 1987—
14%
14%
17%
1957
Alegre
Stamped
14%
(interest
(interest reduced to
2.375%)
7 Vis 1966
stamped pursuant to
(interest reduced to
A 6s
17
28
69
1968—
Grande
14%
14%
Ltd—
sinking fund
A External
46 %
4
151
May-Nov
fund
3s
14%
17%
1965
external
f
f
5 AStabilization
loan
A4Vis assented
§ A8s
87/a
30
(interest
fund
2.125%)
A
Rio
8%
8%
70 %
loan
Stamped
2
49%
100
*92
1960
Albany & Susquehanna RR
Alleghany & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
Allis-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures 1956
16%
18%
18%
(30-yr) 1953
Mar-Sept
A5 Vis extl loan
(30-yr) 1958
May-Noy
Oslo (City)
sinking fund 4Vis 1955—
—.—ApriZ-Oct
SAPernambuco (State of) 7s
1947—;
Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
de
16%
18%
2008
4%s
5 A Rio
17
*66%
sinking fund external loan 1963
sinking fund external 1957
A4Vis
91
55
6s
railroad
16%
l958__Mar-Sept
3Vis
1961
A6s
16%
April-Oct
(Kingdom of) 33/4s
Norway (Kingdom of) 4Vis 1956
External sinking fund
External
73%
89%
89%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
external 8s 1946
(City) external
%s assented 1958
Yokohama (City of) —
Atlanta
to
pursuant
Netherlands
8s
16%
16%
1963_Jan-Ju!y
1952
2.125%) 2008
sinking fund 6Vis
ex'l
Teduced
Porto
17
18%
6%s
sinking fund
A
1945
A 4
A
agree't)
Geraes (State)—
ASecured extl
A4Vis
86%
14
85%
^
&
Jaw-July
(1942
Minas
5 A Poland
7%
92%
66
86
84
54
Bosch
1922
1933
assented
(City
extl
*80
84%
fund
Cauca Valley
Airlines
14%
ASmall
APeru
Del
See
American
17
8%
1963__Jan-July
ASmall
A 6s
f
AWarsaw
:
(1942 agree't)
ASmall
Oriental
12
85%
93
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
readjustment
American
_Jan-July
A4s new assented
Municipal
95
6%
49%
1952
1953
ser
(dollar
8%
June-Dec
1945
Stamped
'
*92
37/8S-4V/8-415fls external conversion 1978—June-Dec
4-4%-4Vis external readjustment
1978—Feb-Aug
3Vis external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
to
due
(1942 agree't)
I968__jan-Julp
(assented to 1922
agree¬
1910
ASecured
10
April-Oct
—
§ ATreasury
4s
'12
of
sinking
sinking
9%
*16%
assented
Stamped
81
12
Jan-July
1961
conversion
4.80s
1963-Jan-July
ASmall
Milan
94
1952 coupon on_
(Republic)
8%
*16%
new
11%
Ltd—
'27
s
2%s
agreement)
ment)
A
mtge
3%-4-4Vis
Alabama
*16%
1904
new
12%
9
_Jan-July
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s debentures 1980
2%s debentures 1975—
ASmall
A6s
1957
1971
1
2%s
ALarge
§A4s of
1st
SAUruguay
Quar-Jan
ALarge
1922
f
$
9
9 %
8%
9
American
assented
A4s of
A 7s
Quar-Jan
Large
ASmall
A5s new assented
A4s
mtge
American
agreem't)
9
9
UJigawa Electric Power Co Ltd—
47 %
ASmall
§A5s
1st
42%
—
1958
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
Alabama
—
>7%
due
Co
of
s
loan
March
Aluminum
(1942
Power
12
(Republic of)—
§A5s
7s
3Vis
93%
1943
ANew
external
sterling loan
AWith
67%
Mexican Irrigation—
87/a
May-Nov
1962
1958
(40-yr)
extl
66
*53
Jan-July
1978
88%
May-Nov
external
(City of)—
A5%s
43 %
70 %
41%
*68
May-Nov
(State Mtge Bank) 7s
(Colombia) 6V2S 1954
3s
of)
assented
A5%s
68%
(Kingdom)—
Electric
Tokyo
71 %
Japanese
Ajugoslavia
Taiwan
Valle
—Jan-July
—
Jan-July
extl
(Prov
81
61
70
*6%
43%
thereafter
*65
*8
43%
71%
40%
77
April-Oct
1962
secured
External
Jan-July
64%
Jan-July
(interest
Slovenes
B
External
Mar-Sept
1952
7s
series
%s
Works
-
.Jan-July
1968
June-Dec
9%
79
2004
loan
>65%
Mar-Sept
(interest
external
secured
AExternal
1952
A6Vis
67%
AExternal
—
for
81%
April-Oct
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
(Imperial Govt) —
Altaly
60
2.25%)
dollar
Jan-July
1956
Plan A
to
June-Dec
thereafter
1947
1
A External
64%
to
external
1999-
loan
water
June-Dec
Utility Institute—
Jan.
68%
1952, thereafter
1977—
Public
2%
1960
1952,
1,
Consortium
1,
series
Italian
Jan
1977
Credit
to Jan.
§A7s
to
'8%'
Feb-Aug
———
(City) external 6Vis
(Republic) —
External
62%
2.5%)
to
external
A6s
1964
Helsingfors
Italian
68
A 4
-99
8%
—
Government—
A 7s
74
A5s
1944
55%
84
ASilesia
Power—
A
59
71%
(interest
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
64
54%
60
Jan-July
1976
1
80
53
71%
84
A8s
86
May-Noy
Elec
gen
94
56
*80
Jan-July
1967
7s
series
mtge
1st
100%
5
86
58%
Jan-July
Sydney County Council
Jan
bonds
Consolidated
95%
36
97
85%
91
67
1950
reduced
53
96%
58%
(Interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%)
2012
50
—
dollar bonds Jan
of)
49
39%
68
68
75
A7s
99% 100%
J,®n*J"ne
-F^"Aufif
Aptti-Oct
bonds
(Republic
1942
1962
(Republic of)
f
extl
6s
1955
4V2s
./ '
40%
39%
68
*71
external
A6s
— -
39%
—
40
51
Serbs Croats &
*49
>38%
54%
113%
42
—
High
8s
Stamped nursuant
45 %
—
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%)
extended to 1960
Apnl-Oct
§ A Denmark
44
Low
*51
A7s
Cundinamarca
Jan. 1
No.
of)—
(State
reduced
n
Range Since
Sold
May-Nov
83
74%
>39%
June-Dec
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
81 V'4
Bonds
1936
8s
A8s
77
High
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5%)
1999——Jan-July
62%
83
™
(City)
Paulo
Paulo
San
*61
-Feb-Aug
June-Dec
2004
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%)
2012
57
62%
*61
Friday's
May-Nov
1952
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest)
reduced to 2.375%)
2001—
May-Nov
A6%s extl secured sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
99 %
99%
50%
12
or
Bid & Asked
stamped pursuant to Plan A
1967
7s
5%
99%
51%
Week's Range
(interest
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
ARome (City of) 6Vis 1952
3 V'4
51%
l947-__-ApHI-Oct
1946
^ay-Nou
6%s
1926
§ ASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 194 <
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952*
25-year gold
4%s
1953
ACosta
57%
40%
*96
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
56
*96
APrill-Oct
1961-.---
Mortgage Bank
§ ASinking
Cuba
*37'/4
June-Dec
(State of)—(Cont)—
A7s exiernal loan ox 1926 due 1966
57 Vi
*55
Last
Sale Price
Grande do Sul
Rio
38%
—
*55
nL
1951
Period
Low
43
*55
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—
§AColombia
58
*37%
Interest
High
38 Vi
*37'/4
Mar-Sept
1961—
Oct
1927
Low
No.
i
57%
*37%
K'iJnJ
i960
7s
(Hukuang Ryj 5s
(Republic of) —
of
ext
1962
6s
—
Municipal
AChinese
Jan
*37%
All'Vac
Junf J*;®
^fl-Oct
—*V>ri
1961
6s
1962
Consol
Colombia
A6s
fund
sinking
High
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Sold
*55
1961
MAY 9
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
♦55
S^Inec
June
1961
assented
A Chilean
1957
1961—
sinking
AGuaranteed
A6s
6%s
assented
A6s
6%s
1957
assented
AGuaranteed
3s
Bank
Mortgage
A6%s
WEEK
Week's Range
70
55
l969—,Mar-Sept
102%
Jan-July
-Jan-July
94%
70
32
55
21
96 %
5
94%
2
96
102
66%
74%
53%
58%
99%
100%
102% 102%
94%
79
101
76
101 %
102%
104%
96 %
12
92%
95%
103%
*103
debs- 1971
_.Tan-J?xZy
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
69 %
"53%
*99
April-Oct
74
104 %
95 %
97 %
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
27
(1979)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
^—May-Nov
Stamped modified 4%S 1957—
Bush Terminal Co Cons 5s 1955
Terminal Buildings ,5s gtd 1960
ENDED
MAY
9
No.
79%
Low
76
1
98
83
79%
Last
Period
Sale Price
5%s
first
Ry
Northern
gACuba
1942
June-Dec
83
first
RR
deposit
of
ACertificates
ACuba
June-Dec
receipts
§ADeposit
I:'
•
ACertificates
*95%
105%
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1957
4%s
gold
Ouaranteed
4%s 1955
1956
Guaranteed gold
Guaranteed gold 4%s
:
Capital Airlines Inc—
4s debs
series A I960
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s
109% 109%
ADep rets
107%
107%
103
73
103%
93
99%
5
1071/4
1981
61
First
94%
103%
100% 100%
14
Deere
*99%
*99%
100%
RR
General
103
29
72
Morris
79%
*72%
57%
75
56
89
New
Central
Pacific
48 %
50%
April-Oct
1974
Power 3s
York
Central
Jan-July
1987
3V4S
mortgage
lst
63
"
372
99%
99.
20
98
1
100
reiund 3%s series A
Feb-Aug
1974
mortgage 3%s series B
1988
*102%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
100
t"
t
Denver
102
Mar-Sept
1992
4>/2s
98% V
99
103%
series D 1996—May-ZVop
1996..Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 3%s series H l973__June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
—Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
Refund
and impt M 3%s
Refund
and impt
General
4s
M 3%s series E
1958
122
122%
,,
100%
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral mortgage inc conv
First
Chicago
&
Erie
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1938
AGeneral inc mtge 4%s Jan 1 2038
25
102 %
1043A
110.,
110%
104%
107'A
__
96
5
97
93%
„
97%
—
Grande
'102 % 102%
:
80%
80 %
II
*98
99'A
1973—May-Nov
C
103
97
__
99%
*81
9
99%
97%
100%
96%
82%
86%
68%
68%
"7
68%
74%
81
May
—May-Nov
2042
1
81%
82
16
76%
83%
78
82
*8iy2
May-Nov
May-Nov
85
*77%
__
74
78%
—
__
99
1
98%
101%
—
99
95%
95%
'1
97%
100%
29
81
RR—
Western
series
1%
100
April
90
92%
98%
98%
5
100% 100'A
12
91%
series
3s
fixed
1993
interest)
contingent
—
Jan-July
June-Dec
1970—
H
95%
1982.vMay-SepZ
2%s series I
refund
General and
ref
&
Gen
&
3%s
76%
2
85
71%
161.
82
gold
115%
108'A
...
5
82'A
<i
76%
Chemical
79
62%
64%
34
57%
59
14
114"%
72%
mortgage
1st
mortgage
96'A
96
103'A
105%
109
114%
117%
71
6
74
74
105
100%
;r
105
1961——.May-Nov
B
1976_Mar-S.:pt
*85
85
85
1961
May-A'op
96'A
971/4
23
95%
97%
Feb-Aug
April-OcZ
Feb-Aug
2%s
*104
96%
9 6'/a
1
94%
97%
*92%
94%
92%
92%
ser
debentures
25/8s
2%s
99
101%
93
3
72%
71%
96
94%
114% 115
*69%
June-Dec
& Tunnel 4'As
2.35s
1st
81
86
79
..June-Dec
1958
1995—
Duquesne Light Co 2%s
86%
85%
lien
4s
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR
Dow
92%
99%
96
104% 104%
gold 4s 1995..—June-Dec
debentures
first
Mack
&
ASecond
I
1
95%
o
...Mar-Sept
May-.Vou
1985
ser
convertible
3s
Detroit
2%s ser J
K 1976
mtge
ref
100
—Jan-July
2018
(3%
mortgage
Edison
Detroit
C
>. ■
Lake—
Salt
&
A
interest)
.Detroit Terminal
*115%
April
series
& coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
& Light 3s 1973
Rio
Income
:
Gen
3
96
97
—
—
80%
78
80%
I;-.—
106
*93%
April
May-Nov
May-Nov
Jan-July
5s 1997
3%s series B 3885
1st gold 5s 1982
mortgage
101
/
9
__
Division-r-
mortgage
Denver
100%
97'A
96
Feb-Aug
1990
96%
14
*97%
mortgage 3'/as 1985—Feb-Aug
ref mtge 3s
44
106
mortgage 27/8s 1970—Feb-Aug
1st &
99
99%
103% 103%
94
102
96'A
Western Div
&
5s
M
coll tr 5s ser A 1985.
contingent
1223%
98%
*110%
Mar-Sept
—
First and refunding
First and refunding
115%
15
99
*110%
33i/2
RR Co—
(3% fixed
\'/c
contingent interest)
1993.
AIncome mortgage series A
(4%%
102%
100
122%
34%
31
32
*98
Power
&
First
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
General
34%
34%
__
957/a
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
:_April-OcZ
mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977_June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979_Jan-Ju2y
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sept
100%
100%
101
—
1975—April-oci
due 1993
trust 4-6s May
1st mtge
50%
467/s
„
*
35%
30
First
50%
100
34%
32%
division
Essex
mtge &
Delaware
Co—
Ry
&
Pennsylvania
79%
70%
56%
571/2
Lackawanna
mortgage
Collateral
A
78%
21
—
*31%
Western
&
and refund
First
A Income
of N J—
Co
First and
7914
A
35%
92%
27%
1960
5s
3'As series B 1965
1965———April-Oct
Hudson 4s extended 1963
May-Nov
York
New
103%
103
103
35%
debentures
2%s
Co
—
103
1995__.
Jan-July
A Gen mortgage 4'/2s series A Jan 1 2020
May
A Gen mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 2020
May
series
mortgage
mortgage
&
&
100
—
*35
1978—
series A
3'As 1982
Lackawanna
101
99
3
„
*35
*35
3s
mortgage
Delaware
61
98%
14
102% 102%
2
27
24
„
27
June-Dec
Dayton Union Ry
107%
59
9
34%
23%
30
27
deposit
Delaware
60
61
100%
io2'/4
27%
34%
89%
D
103%
93
5
*26%
53%
32
1
1946—.June-Dec
1946
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
First mortgage
3s 1978
First
93
107
92%
High
29%
15
92%
107 %
105%
34%
__
109'A
105%
4
34%
Low
50%
54%
30
V
and equipment
(ctfs of deposit)
Improvement
105%
of
Jan. 1
No.
34%
of
ACertificates
Georgia Ry—
of
First
7
107% 107 %
103
June-Dec
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
:_April-Oct
3'As debentures 1976
April-Oct
Celotex Corp 3%s debentures 1960
Feb-Aug
3'As debentures (1947 issue) i960
Feb-Aug
AfCentral Branch U P first gold 4s 1948..June-Dec
*
102
*107% 107%
107%
Mar-Sept
1965——Mar-Sept
mortgage guaranteed 4s
Central
30
95
& Adirondack Ry—
Carthage
First
95
__
104% 105%
,
Jan-July
(perpetual)
consol debenture
Central
97%
96
High
Range Since
Sold
34%
deposit
§ A 6s series B deposit receipts
92
__
Pacific Ry—
Canadian
First
96
National Ry—-
Canadian
4%
*94
Power
Bonds
Jan-July
deposit receipts
deposit
§A7%s series A
c
first 3_s 1976—.Jane-Dec
California Oregon Power 3%s 19/4
May-Nop
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962—ApriZ-Oct
Electric
Railge
Friday's
Jan-July
of
ACertificates
341/4
.
1952
gold
5s
§ADeposit receipts
California
or
Bid & Asked
*53%
'
105%
82
Week's
Low
100%
.
104%
Interest
High
72%
*104% 105
82
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
100% 100%
Jan-July
1982
income
mtge
gen
Sold
High
77%
79 Ve
100%
Jan-July
April-Oct
WEEK
Range Since
& Pittsburgh Ry—
Buffalo Rochester
5s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
/ Low
Bush
FOR
Week's Range
1977
1979
1980
"
*95%
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st
inc senes A Jan 1983
4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
mortgage
A2nd
4s
mortgage
Chicago Indiana & Southern 4s 1956_
64%
April
April
Jan-only
59
9t'%
" 99%
991/2
61%
67'A
55%
62'A
East
98
5
99%
Edison
98
75
64%
13%
65
9 9'A
71'
751/8
94
69
59%
65
El
79%
93
__
1
122
First
3s series B
mortgage
1st mtge
l999__April
Jan-July
1
1989
First
3%s series F
1963
—
Cincinnati
93'A
94
73 Va
stamped
1965
Erie
Railroad
1963
Jan-July
71%
5
69
97
101
103%
I T Financial
3%s series E 1969
1974
99%
98'A
5
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26
73
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.
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A
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Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
29
(1981)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
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or
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—
94/a
—
Mar-Sept
:
59%
8
82
—„
—
first
80 A
—
100y2 103%
1
„
2%s
99 /«
98
„
f/
96%
—
Jan-July
;
deposit
Service
1971
—
92/2
59/2
--
—
71
94/4
—
*102% 103
—
Jan-July
1976_Jan-July
delivery
the
in
—
5/
86v4 101/8
98%
sale
not
the
year's
n
range,
impaired by
—
y
♦—
94%
—
—
year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year s range, r cash
included
y
In
the
not
saie
Ex-coupon.
■
maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
or securities assumed by such companies.
reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act,
•Friday's
99%
3y4s
year's range,
96%
98
♦98%
1967
1958
1960
4s
6
101% 102
* 100
*99%
103%
100%
*102%
—
May-No®
Power
§Negotiability
/
99%
96%
in
included
94%
98%
*96
1970
Light & Power 2%s
Electric
Included
96
96%
98%
99%
96J/8
—
deposit
of
Public
Deferred
a
102%
14
92%
105%
104% 105%
99% 99%
100
102%
104% 107
58%
62%
57%
60%
| 100% 101%
100% 102%
103% 105%
100
101%
61
*60%
92%
1
4
26
19
23
10
17
Y
106%
108
101%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
117%
21
98%
99%
104% 106 '/a
106% 107%
99 %
—
,
series D
first
of
mortgage
104% 109
52
58
94%
116% 117%
117
106%
First
Wisconsin
83%
3
93%
77
79
99
85
„
1965
Electric
—
102
105
99
105%
2*
*99% —
102
102
106% 106y2
61
61%
60% 60%
100% 101%
102
—
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3s
B
ACertificates
71V4
94
81
_t/
§ASu & Du div and term
88%
82%
*83%
3%s
S
—
100%
May -Nov
1971
first
Co
ACertificates
99
105
—
April-Oct
mtge 3y8s ser A 1981
Union Telegraph Co—
&
73%
Co—
XWisconsin Central Ry—
§AFirst general 4s 1949
140 y2
105
—
—
,
1952—April-Ocf
1969-
A
ref
debentures
Wilson
96%
—
—
series
Pacific RR
debentures
3%8
80
—
61%
Wheeling Steel 3V4s series C
98%
80
57
Jan-July
30-year 5s
1960
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
101%
78
1
105
—
'—
Jan-July
99%
97%
—
1
10
5
1
105
Avril-Oct
Jan-July
4%s-4s
4%s
97%
82
1966
Western
2%s
75%
—
76%
76%
97%
82
105%
57/
75%
April
76V4
2361
36
94%
93%
102 %
,
—
I
1st
114%
98
92 %
Feb-Nov
;
95%
91%
96%
104%
97
mmU
96 %
guaranteed
4s
92%
114%
115
3y4s
1974—,
Gen
97%
93%
1971
guaranteed
3%s
Western
&
96%
104%
__
105
•
100
•
''
*96
104% 104%
v
im
96%
99%
— —
-'•94%
April
1966
registered 2361
Gen
'
1966
120%
5
—
Corp—
(subord)
97%
32
1971—May-Nov
1972
B
debentures
conv
debs
series
93%
99 y2
2013
109%
102
♦:
1973_Aprll-Oct
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s
100%
99%
May-Nov
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
&
Jan-July
Jan-July
1985
51
102
95
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
1956—-April-Oct
1996
1983
ASpokane Internatl
2%s
37
*110
April-Oct
1956
6Vis series A
Memphis Div first gold 5s
debentures
1961
5s
and
Devel
Swift
90%
3y4s
34
~3
94%
98
May-Nov
mtge 3y4s ser C
92
*98%
93%
May-Nov
April-Oct
G
Devel
Sunray
94
95
93%
April-Oct
97%
93
91%
95
5
112% 113%
.
Wisconsin
series
2 Vis
mortgage
Standard
West
Co—
mortgage
3Vis
187
__
*34
mtge 3%s ser A '75_June-Deo
RR
mortgage 2%s series F
Southwestern
94%
May-Nov
First
Ry
100%
92%
99% 100
Co
Penn
West
*97
Mar-Sept
1960
89%
98
98
*102
1981_June-Dec
5s 2003
1958
5s
Petroleum
Winston-Salem
debentures
Pacific
Southern
100
—
*92%
Jan-July
1977
94
Co—
conv
General
West
100
120%
*94 y2
Jan-July
A
104
98
-
RR first ref gtd gold 3y2s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug.
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
102%
Feb-Aug
Lines)
101%
*94%
—
Warren
112
94%
Jan-July
First
First
99%
April-Ocf
1981
I
ser
4s income series A Jan 1981
mortgage
3%s
Co—
convertible
Southern
110%
100
♦—
June-Dec
1976
gtd 5s 1963
1969
4Vis
86%
1941„Feb-Aug
7s
2%s 1994
Ry
(Oregon
4 Vis
Gold
78
•100%
April-Oct
1971
1985
Pacific
61
June-Dec
:
1987
Indiana
85
*98
May
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
3s
debentures
1979
Southern
83'A
June-Dec
debentures
North Ala
99%
May-Nov
1980
105%
24
*90%
„
_......
May-Nov
mtge income 4y»s series B Jan 1991
Walworth
107
91%
4s
Corp coll trust
Socony-Vacuum Oil
104%
♦110% 111%
1974
J§ASilesian-Amer
First
21
April-Oct
Si Sons 2Vis 1966
debentures
RR
Gen
Co—
AGeneral mtge 4Vis series A Jan
1965
and ref
75
85
May
93 %
102%
—
refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-sept
70
99%
1989—May-No®
4s
-April-Oct
—April-Oct
1959—_Mar-Sept
consol
Gen mtge
98%
♦ioi y2102%
3Vis B 1971
England 1st gtd
Line
•108
103%
92
1
10
103 7/a 104
„
April-Oct
94%
99 %
1989_Jan-July
1968_June-Deo
4s
1967—.
1967
103%
93%
93%
1955—Feb-Aug
68 %
68%
May-No®
gold
cons
98
104% 105
Feb-Aug
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Ry—
certificates
Duluth
&
1972
:
and
Warren
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St
91%
97%
__
99
86
~8
90
*103% 104
_
—
Jan-July
gtd 4s series A
sinking fund series B 1957
RR
75
68%
Jan-July
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
Louis-Southwestern
90
*97%
_
Jan-July
1st mortgage & refund 3%s
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
99%
'
94
*75
1955—Jan-July
stamped
98%
95%
__
W
April-Oct
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
90
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
88%
98%
*95
1996_Jan-July
5s
——
96%
4
of America—
debs
conv
Wabash
Mar-Sept
1996—^
6s
101
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
S
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
*100%
Mar-Sept
.
debentures
First consolidated
1969—Mar-Sept
J
95%
99%
—
97%
97%
—
1966—April-Oct
1970
trust 3y2s
debentures
Consol
1977—Mar-Sept
D
__
98
Rochester Gas de Electric Corp—
General
95
*93%
__
100%
96%
—
99 %
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
3s debs
23/4s
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures
First and
Tobacco
1970—June-Deo
1977
Corp 2%s
Rubber
2%s
126%
202
„
*202
R
J)
104% 107
*95
*99% 100%
—
Feb-Aug
America
of
Co
mtge & coll
First
(R
*105% 107%
_
June-Dec
1976
debentures
United
100
99
—
3%s
Reynolds
of Missouri 3%s 1971—_May-Nov
and coll trust 2%s 1975-Aprii-Oct
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1964
100%
'
.
debentures
97%
—
RR—
Vanadium Corp
2%s
98%
51%
1968
debentures
Vandalia
Oats
104 Va
95%
—
18%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
May-No®
First and 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—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
Quaker
99
124
52
Jan-July
April-Oct
1961
*98% 100
-
3%s i960—June-Deo
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
Union Oil of California 23/4s debs
100
96
117
104% 104%
June-Deo
Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960
Union Electric Co
106%
100
88%
—
•».**
'
U
92
106
98
'
*124
,
1985—Jan-July
1974
92%
8
M 3%s
and refund
*97
June-Dec
92%
——.
gold 5s 2000
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs
101%
88
M
tThird
100
Co—
1963
97%
102%
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term
82
76%
100
100
91%
*—
-
Electric
116%
95%
101 Va
20
Orleans RR—
First mortgage
Feb-Aug
First
general 5s series C 1974
June-Dec
First general 4Vis series D
1977
June-Dec
Pittston Co 5Vis income debentures 1964—Jan-July
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sepl
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis 1977
Feb-Aug
First
mortgage 3s 1983
Jan-July
First
mortgage 2%s
1984
May-Nov
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Mar-Sept
Service
91%
*91%
9i %
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B
1962
Public
High
114
97%
101% 102%
.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4 Vis series A 1958
Low
116%
*97%
—
May-Nov
refund
and
&
General
103% 103%
J&n-July
-
1965
:
New
and
Tel &
1965
debentures
3s
First
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3Vis
No.
'
1975
series B
5s
101
__
*102%
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964—May-No®
mortgage
series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
and impt M 4s
Refund
97
Refund and
1953—June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H i960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser 1 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Maj/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
.—June-Dec
guranteed
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
Jan. 1
10%
100 %
Range Slnee
Sold
11 %
98%
Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
10
9%
*95%
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
15
99%
deposit
Petroleum
No.
10
1904—Feb-Aug
4s
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
High
*9%
fund
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
SAPhillppine. Ry
FOR
Range
Friday's
A Bonds
99
bid
asked prices;
and
no
sales
being transacted during current
week.
selling flat.
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 Saturday May
3, 1952, and ending cn Friday, May 9, 1952. It is compiled from the report of the Curb Exchange itself and intended to include every security whether
stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
RANGE
V
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
Last
Exchange :
Vending
ACF-Brill
Corp
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Aero
Hat
Co
1
warrants
Inc
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Air-Way
Electric
common
(N J)
Appliance—
For footnotes see page 33.
7
1,500
2%
6,900
7%
200
25%
25%
50
3%
3%
3%
600
l
3
9
■
'
12
7%
11
11%
7%
10%
12
1,100
7%
11
1,000
Week's
6% Mar
Last
' Range
lor Week
Sale Price
* of Prices
Shares
7%
Jan
Alrfleets
1
Inc
Feb
2%
Apr
Alabama Great Southern
9%
Jan
Alabama Power
25
Apr
27%
Feb
Airlines
Alaska
Apr
3%
Apr
Feb
9%
Feb
Allied
Tnternat
7% Mar
13 %
Jan
Allied
Products
4%
Feb
All
American
Alles ,&
4.20%
.
preferred
Inc
Fisher common
1,000
7%
Apr
9%
Jan
Altes Brewing
300
9%
Feb
11%
Apr
Altofer
Bros
Investing cap stk
(Mich) common
Co—
common—'
1
10%
94
98
5%
10
98
5%
5%
6%
2%
Jan
89 % Mar
95
Apr
25
89 %
99%
Apr
700
1.400
Jan
5% May
■2%
1
•2%
*
12
Jan
8%
Feb
200-
22%
Apr
2%
400
2%
Apr
25
10
Jan
Apr
Jan
22%
12
8
35/s
3% May
1
22%
12 % Mar
50
6%
2%
High
Low
300
1
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
94
10%
50
100
1
Inc
Airway
3%
3% Mar
Lot®
Par
High
7% May
1%
Sales
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
-
9%
3%
•
5
/
Low
1%
1
MAY
Range Shice Jan. 1
High
7%
1
Manufacturing
Surpass Shoe Stores—
Air Associates Inc
1%
6%
ENDED
Friday
i
Shares
1
Supply
Agnew
7
WEEK
Sales
for Week
10
Alloys.
common
Stores
of Prices
Low
Par
ABC
Range
i
FOR
Feb
3%
Jan
26%
Jan
3
12%
Jan
Apr
•
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1982)
.
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1952
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Week's
Low
Goods
Aluminum
.100
Low
High
Filter 5%
Air
Amer
Jt
American
Beverage common
Book
New
50
Hard
American
Rubber
Co
12.50
American
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
American
Maracaibo
American
Meter
American
Natural Gas Co 6%
American
Seal-Kap
17%
Jan
Central
1%
Feb
Central Illinois Secur Corp
100
1%
1,600
l'/a
200
class A
44>/2
16
2
Writing
27
34'/2
ord
%
1,100
50% May
60%
Jan
400
167/8 Mar
22%
Jan
% Mar
1%
Apr
Cherry-Burrell
common
Chesebrough Manufacturing
200
IOV2
600
2U
3,600
2%
Apr
8%
100
8%
Apr
5%
~5%
10%
5%
100
5%
Apr
5%
50
131/4 Mar
1,900
10% May
3% Apr
15
15
10%
—
11%
400
4
3%
•
15%
15 Va
15%
10%
10%
10%
common
non-voting
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
convertible preferred
Equipment Corp
Aspinook (The) Corp
City
Feb
Jan
City & Suburban Homes__
Clark (The) D L Co
15%
Apr
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
13%
4%
Jan
Claussner
Feb
2.50
1
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Tel
of
Tel
Colt's
451/4
Apr
Jan
Hotel
11%
Apr
13%
Jan
Community
14%
Feb
181/4 Mar
Public Service
Machinery—
1
2%
2%
2%
200
50
X96%
95%
98%
725
7%
3,700
Fisheries
Line
Co
Atlas Corp warrants
6%
Atlas Plywood Corp
.
Ayshire Colleries Corp
17
15
15%
—
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine
Jan
87
6%
Apr
Jan
2%
77
98% May
Jan
5,500
15
5%
200
5
100
8
17
»'/4 Mar
Compo Shoe
ext
Consol
1956
to
Consolidated
&
Wilcox
Co
•
Gas
Commercial
Feb
Continental Foundry
Jan
Cook
18% Mar
Baldwin
Banco
Securities
de
los
American
Corp
75c
(L) & Co
Beau-Bruinmel Ties
Bell
Watch
&
Co
Inc
8 Va
11,100
200
1
common
14%
14 %
100
zz
Bohack
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
2
Jan
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
13
Jan
12
16% Mar
5%
200
5%
Jan
14%
14%
200
xl4%
Apr
Jan
5% Mar
15 Va
Feb
Vi May
2%
3%
2,200
36
35%
36%
900
3 5 Va
9%
9%
300
9 Va
Apr
11%
Jan
23%
23%
24%
300
20%
Jan
25%
Apr
10%
10%
250
9%
Jan
12
Feb
16
15%
18
16 %
Jan
1
.4
common
3
&
7% May
10 %
125
common
(S)
mm"
3
common
common
(H C)
5%%
4Va
Apr
5%
14%
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Macb
Co com-*
Starr & Gorham class A
•
Blumenthal
~8
11%
Black
Blauner's
Apr
7
20
11%
common
Inc
Hedges
Bickford's
Jan
Jan
3%
27,300
~7%
Shoe Corp
Aircraft common
Telephone of Canada
Benson
4
7
7
1
1
(A S)
Bellanca
36%
xl4%
33
500
•
Inc
Baumann
Benrus
.
2
3%
4
7
Refractories
Beck
12%
Andes—
shares
Barcelona Tr Lt & Pwr Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Basic
35
Feb
12% Mar
1.100
34%
common
Paint
50c
Co common
Borne Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
Bowman Gum Inc
5
Varnish
&
3
39
Feo
Co
79
82
Brillo
Cork
Drug
Co
"A"
common
Curtis
15%
American
British
British
Oil
Co
450
14'/a
Apr
77% Mar
82
5 Va May
6%
dep rets ord bearer
3%
4%
Apr
11%
11,000
6%
600
dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
19%
100
31%
20
23 %
22%
23%
11,000
12
12
12
Amer
11
dep rets ord reg
11%
10»
11%
25
12
550
Columbia Power class A
Brown
$5
Company
conv
•
common
1
preference
3 %
1,000
31%
31%
350
6%
6%
500
11%
3,200
11%
2nd preference
Brown Forman Distillers
Rubber
Bruce (E L) Co
Co
..
Feb
1
common
1
common
2.50
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
•
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma Mines Ltd—
2.50
American dep rets ord
Burry Biscuit Corp
13 Va
Jan
Apr
9%
Jan
Jan
19 %
May
30% Mar
x20Va
Mar
25
21% Mar
x32
Mar
Feb
26%
Apr
12
10 % Mar
12
11
2% Mar
30
Apr
5%
Jan
10% May
Apr
Apr
May
May
3%
33
Jan
Jan
7%
Feb
15%
Jan
112%
Feb
48
11%
11
11%
6
6
500
1,400
11%
11%
11%
1,100
19
19
19%
600
16Va
16
•
Buckeye Pipe Line
Feb
5%
104
•
cumulative junior preferred—10
Brown
11
•
$3
4%
3Va
31%
6%
British
10
23
19%
31%
..—11
Amer
Apr
51
Feb
11
Apr
14%
Jan
6
• Apr
11% May
6%
Jan
14%
Jan
19
May
21%
Jan
Apr
8%
Apr
8%
19
16%
700
14
Jan
17%
Feb
18%
19%
3,400
x26%
Jan
3s 6(1
%
%
A
10,700
%
Apr
%
Apr
12%o
shs
3%
3%
3%
700
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
Tobacco
Cuban
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
Calvan
Camden
Electric
18% May
& Gas
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
6%%
Co
9
8%
711
8%
59,900
5%
Jan
9%
21%
25
13
20
Jan
22% Mar
•
Denniscn
Mfg
class
Detroit Gasket
58 %
375
52
Apr
59%
Jan
2'/a
9,400
2
Apr
2% Mar
Feb
8 Vs
12%
Jan
8%
15%
Feb
17
Mar
15%
8%
8%
200
Apr
9%
Feb
12
10%
12%
3,200
10% May
14%
Jan
12%
13%
2,600
11%
Jan
14
1%
1%
1%
100
1%
Jan
2
Feb
34%
33%
34%
7,200
42%
Feb
14%
13%
15%
26,900
1
"5%
400
1
200
5%
5%
700
20%
20%
300
32% May
Feb
15% May
7%
Jan
1
Apr
1%
Feb
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
19% May
23%
Feb
44
Feb
8%
Apr
12%
Jan
8 %
Apr
11%
Jan
%
Jan
38
%
i9G
2,100
8%
600
Mar
6%
6%
16%
16%
19%
19 Va
75%
73%
% Mar
9%
8
Jan
100
6%
Jan
7
Mar
100
15%
Jan
16%
Apr
19%'
1,900
18%
Jan
22% Mar
75%
4,800
72%
5,800
\h
Apr
4%
2%
1
2%-
—
500
7%
7%
7%
200
12%
11%
12%
3,400
*
13
13
22%
21
50
13
2%
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
15
13 % Mar
lz-iu
Jan
2%
Apr
2%
Feb
29 %
300
1,500
12
170
50
135
Jan
14%
15
8,2uo
13%
15
3 Va
Feb
Jan
11% May
2%
18%
160
170
Jan
1% Mar
Feb
22%
2%
Apr
81%
4% Mar
%
1
50
14%
Jan
Feb
Feb
200
■
Apr
20
■
15% Mar
20%
Apr
Apr
Feb
6%
Feb
12%
Apr
14 Va
30 Va
A
&
Gray
Detroit
Devoe
500
14%
10
31
400
15%
Jan
33
Jan
Raynolds
1,700
500
27,200
i'z
Apr
3
X29%
Jan
33
Jan
]jj
Jan
Jail
Mar
7%
Feb
15%
13% Mar
Apr
145
Mar
Feb
13%
Feb
Jan
1% May
2% Mar
3 %
May
4%
Feb
May
23%
Jan
12
Apr
13%
Jan
2
A Mar
3%
Apr
2
Mar
2%
Jan
11%
Feb
34
Jan
25
10
1
25c
Oils Ltd
Distillers
2%
3%
3%
3%
1
class B
Devon-Leduc
6%
2
13
1%
3%
1
Co
Mfg
Products
Mar
5% May
139
1
Foundry
Iron
Steel
&
1,000
31
5
Manufacturing
Hardware
Detroit
5%
2%
6%
10c
35
50c
common
5%
2%
5%
100
Detroit
Ltd—
Co
American
dep rets ord
(The) Corp
Diversey
Dobeckmun Co
4s
1
Domestic
Finance
Bridge
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Corp
Textile
Coal
&
&
Corp
Driver
Harris
Duke
1,800
5%
5%
stock
Ltd
common
5
75
5% Mar
Jan
100
May
87%
Feb
17
1,100
16%
Mar
19 -'8
i*
38%
200
38 %
May
45
Jan
10%
10%
100
10%
Apr
13Va
Jan
23 %
21 Va
Jan
21
19%
Apr
23%
Jan
42%
50
38 V2 Mar
44
Apr
87
87
25
85% Mar
39
Mar
16
*
16%
42%
*
—1
Co
5,400
75
20
10%
10
.
Apr
23%
•
10
Co
9% May
21 %
38 %
16%
*
Co
5%
75
•
Ltd
ord
common
Power
DuMont
500
24%
1
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper
9%
23 %
•
Chemical
Co
9"%
23 Va
com
Ltd
Co
9%
1
reg
common
Dominion
16 Va
16
May
19%
Apr
Jan
7
May
100
1,600
25
o
Jan
(Allen B) Laboratories—
16
10c
comomn
12,600
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
(The)
class B common
Corp common
Sulphur & Potash Co
100
4Va
4%
400
4%
Apr
5%
aan
13%
£1
——1
Co—-
6%
7
13%
25
13%
Apr
15%
Jan
Apr
7%
Jan
26% May
35%
Jan
7
dep rets ord reg
Test
Duval
2
Eastern Gas
4%
•
6
—t—1
•
27%
30
6
400
31
1,800
Inc
100
68
Jan
Eastern
Malleable
100
25 % May
27
Apr
Eastern
States
13%
38,600
8 %
Jan
15%
Apr
$7
preferred series A—____—.—;
6%
7%
24,600
5io
Jan
8%
Apr
$6
preferred series B
Feb
53%
Feb
155
ft
Feb
161%
Feb
Easy
Feb
Electric
Apr
Electrographic Corp comomn
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
May
78
Eastern
4%
8
4%
5%
39,100
50
3%
Jan
6%
22%
22%
13%
13%
13%
Jan
17%
Jan
7%
8
600
7% Mar
8%
Feb
~4%
4%
4%
400
4
4% Mar
1
—•
112%
1
2%
83
2,100
100
111% 112%
75
2%
2,300
2%
21
12%
80%
108
2%
Feb
Mar
Apr
Jan
23
91
Jan
112% May
pfd
shares
shares
6
&
of
ord
Apr
.11
page 33.
11% Mar
2i6d
ord
1% Mar
2%
12
Jan
Mar
1% Mar
beneficial
Share
—
int—1
int
1 %
:l
100
—1
5
Inc
Corporation
Warrants
—
—
:
84
86
26% May
500
5%
15%
Apr
72% Mar
130
Jan
•
Jan
77%
Jan
34
Jan
9%
120
Jan
146
—
108%
Jan
133%
Feb
Apr
35%
Jan
10
80
Apr
86
200
525
Feb
30
83 %
12% Mar
Apr
26%
100
10%
Feb
100
95
Jan
11%
900
25 Va
13,900
11
11
100% 102
Jan
s
—
8%
8%
700
Feb
8
—
,
May
11% May
23%
11%
24%
100%
v
J;
32
Feb
50
11%
20
Apr
—
1%
f —
T/,
—
Eureko Pipe Line common
13%
550
25
—
£)•,.-
Ltd
31
—.
•
5i:
B
common
Equity Corp common...—,_10cy/.
$2 convertible preferred—__i
._1^'Esquire
8
—
—
3,700
.
%
beneficial
of
Machine class
Washing
Bond
8
128% 130%
—
.'—•
Associates—
Sugar
Common
-25 i y •—
Iron___—
Corp_—____
Eureka
Ltd—
28
28
26%
82%
Carolina
14
74%
53
7
common
Power & Light $5
pfd
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co„
13%
73%
68
•
2.50
14
f~ 74
preferred
12%
•
—19.50
common—10
;—100
& Fuel Assn
prior
26%
$5
common
Jan
13
68
13%
100
Co
see
Jan
3%
.
1
debenture
8%
4%%
•
common
1
For footnotes
12%
Apr
Apr
21%
20
rets B
Apr
3
Jan
Co———1
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7% preferred
Amer dep rets A
Jan
8%
1,200
Jan
Feb
5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
6
May
17% Jan
16%
Apr
19%
8y8
Canadian Marconi
Amer dep
4%
Jan
8 300
Ltd
Carreras
Jan
19,400
8%
preference
<fc
3%
4% Mar
16%
Southern Oils Ltd wi
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Carman
Feb
8%
Canada
Carnation Co
600
3%
14%
Ltd
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
4
200
8%
Insurance
Canada
3%
15
Jan
3,600
2.50
Mines Inc—
Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Class A
1
Power
Consol Oil
Fire
•
3%
33%
D
Duro
3%
Jan
31% May
3%
2.50
5
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Durham Hosiery
Cable Electric Products common—__50o
Sugar Estate
1
Feb
9%
15%
5
•
common
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Duraloy
Calamba
600
Feb
14
Jan
7%
Feb
500
American Tobacco—
Amer
Jan
57%
May
400
41/4
^
•
5%
Jan
Jan
2,100
•
i
4%
12
Jan
10 Va
2
25c
*
10
Dayton
A
33
8%
partic
common
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Curtis
•
Manufatcuring Co
C1 a ss
50
5
(Md)
Internat'l
Crown
Crown
Jan
5%
6
10,200
Jan
Jan
6%
4% May
Jan
5%
X10%
4%
14
6
1
Inc
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent Petroleum
Day
6%
29
200
Feb
7% Mar
9%
58%
1
Davidson Brothers Inc
10%
Jan
600
4%
21%
3 Va
9%
5
Co
Motors
Crosley
Jan
changed to
Haelan Laboratories Inc
•
27%
28%
(ord reg)—£1
Petroleum
Brewing
Croft
5%
4%
•
11%
32
33
1
common
American dep receipts
Creole
10 %
Name
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Apr
4%
'
(Effective May 7)
Brazilian Traction Lt & Pow ord
Breeze Corp common
Feb
Courtaulds Ltd—
11%
25
15%
Jan
6 Va
1
*
Reynolds comomn
class A
Petroleum
Cosden
Apr
300
14%
20%
100
—•
•
5c
*
preferred
9% May
9% May
5%
9%
1
$1
5
5%
9%
5Va
'
300
7
14
Co—1
•
Mines
Gold
Corroon &
Mar
5 Va
81%
V
xl3% Mar
21
8%
1
Corp
Machine
&
Inc
14
9%
•
Apr
4%
14
1
(H) Distillery Ltd—
A voting
Class B
non-voting
2,100
•
prior cumulative preferred.100
2% Mar
Jan
15%
1
Corby
Cornucopia
12%
£
LO
1% Mar
900
4%
Liquidating
•
Consolidated Min'g & Smelt'g Ltd
*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
.—1
Coro
1
Jan
Mar
17%
28
Consolidated
Continental
B
Babcock
Feb
28 %
9%
——1
Corp
Utilities
Class
Baldwin Rubber common
Jan
76%
7
—
10
——
Engineering
6%
Jan
Apr
12%
Feb
1,300
—_1
Inc..
Jan
201/2
May
22%
21
21
Machinery & Eng Corp___10c
9
Jan
200
17
Jan
Apr
2% Jan
8%
5%
8%
17
common
1%
66
Apr
May
10%
1%
"*"w-
25
Manufacturing Co
Columbia
Feb
50
l'/a
—1
Co—
Commodore
% Mar
325
16%
1
—
Stone
Jan
66
2,300
Jan
Jan
100
23
Apr
56
900
1%
11
68%
23
5%
25%
IE
10%
67%
10%
Jan
13 % Mar
&
Apr
Apr
8 %
15%
Airlines
Mar
8%
8%
100
Colonial
83
7% Mar
33
Jan
7%
200
115%
%
100
100
Colonial Sand
91/2
Jan
Apr
5% May
6
20% May
81%
2,100
6% Mar
1
;
Co—
113% Mai-
•
8%
ordinary
Development
10
•
A
8Va
6%
36
1
Products
Aluminum
Vtc
America
class
—
Jan
13%
Jan
7"% Mar
6
Apr
10%
16
Apr
.
5%
Jan
88%
Apr;.
6
16%
__
6
12%
Jail
9%
10% May
8IV2
13%
10%
.Jil
reg-
500
16
Industries-
rets
100
"9%
•
Jan
200
10%
9%
,
Colon
Feb
800
10%
9%
10%
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co———*
101/2
12%
Jan
Club
14%
161/4
79
Jan
400
46%
74% Mar
Apr
12,300
16
30
Apr
15%
11%
77%
1
1,200
461/2
Feb
77'%
Jan
Jan
12 '/a
Feb
5
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
13%
16
Feb
22%
Hosiery Co
6%
25
4 Va
27%.
*
Co
21%
20%
Jan
Apr
5
H41/2 114 %
21J/a
3%
12% Apr
Apr
—10
Inc
Neon
8%
v
500
-
Clayton &
Auto Stamping
108%
1,400
Jan
22%
5
Jan
Controller
Feb
5%
26%
1
Jan
Apr
5%
4
13,400
25
4
3%
10
Jan
101
com
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Consolidated Mining
Circle Wire & Cable Corp
7% May
180
1,400
5%
Si/a
50
Aro
600
7%
7%
106% 107
107
•
•
4%%
Coast
3%
11%
Jan
7%
22%
10
5
10
common
11%
101/2 May
1,700
22%
1
2.50
Chief
Claude
.—2.40
10
Coast
Jan
Clark
preferred
Atlantic
May
41/2
Jan
212
15
Atlantic
4%
8%
14
&
168
Feb
143
1,400
4%
14 %
dep
Chamberlin Co of America
44,100
•
Electric
Jan
1%
5%
American
40%
19 %
167% 168
6
Jan
17%
•
Jan
4%
14% May
5% Jan
10
common
52%
1
Associated
Apr
Co
l'/a
1%
27a
Inc
A
Cessna
18%
19
Argus
class
Apr
Jan
Charis
10%
Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
6%
Apr.
40
Corp
600
2
27% May
331/2
Aircraft
4
4
10
Inc
preference
Jan
Jan
Convertible
10%
15
100
pfd
& Light 4%
Investors
Century
11%
1
Steel Products
Central Ohio
Central Power
Century Electric Co common
33
3,500
1
Common
Jan
8% Mar
preferred
33J/2
900
38
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing
Gas
Jan
22%
5%
6
3% Mar
100
preference $1.40 series
Central Maine Power Co—
Conv
3.50%
14%
High
6%
Apr
500
3%
•
•
series
preference $1.50
Conv
3%
1
5IV2
52
*1
reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A" shares———
Natural
27%
Jan
of
24%
500
38 %
34%
38
"4%
—1
Apr
Jan
America
Explorers Ltd
Corp
30
1
Augerman Co Inc common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
dep rets
27'/2
5
5
common
Ltd
Apr
6%
250
9,300
—*
Paper
44% May
161/2 Apr
24%
25
"7
4%
preferred
93'/2 Mar
20%
*
5%
Jan
14
~6%
6%
10
1 % Mar
Mar
200
24%
lOo
common
Jan
44% May
50
44%
27 %
•
Anchor Post Products
Arkansas
1
pfd—25
common
Anecon Lead Mines
Cameras
1%
25
—
Superpower Corp
series preferred
American
Catalin
16
1
Chem
Republics
American
American
Jan
16
"
Potash &
American
$6
Jan
16%
44%
20
com
Co
Co
American Thread
25%
12% May
16
Feb
83
37
Amer
21% Mar
100
common
American
100
Low
5%
10
1
•
6l Co
{A M)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
common
800
l'/a
1
Co
Products
Casco
14
16%
Shares
1
common
23
16%
Car Co class
American
Apr
Co
Castie
1%
pfd.
cont
{American Bantam
97%
W)
12%
14
for Week
Low
Par
(J
23
Manufacturing-
Aluminum Industries'common
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
«
Jan
89
350
95'/a
95
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Carter
preferred
cumulative
MAY 9
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75
WEEK
Friday
Shares
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
FOR
Sales
for Week
Friday
111
jt
"l%
"l%
31%
32%
4%
4"%
100
4%
Apr
1%
2,V
50,000
1%
Jan
1 Va
18,300
%
Jan
10
18%
Feb
24
24
3,100
350
1 %
Jan
31% May
11% Mar
132
May
9%
22
Jan
Jan
1%
Jai)
Mar
34
5% Mar
2X
Apr
1
Apr
•-«
34% Mar
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1983)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Fairchild Camera & Instrument-—
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Fire
Association
York
First
Corp
Low
26
1,100
57/8
6ya
23%
24%
2,100
56%
55%
56%
170
3%
23
8,800
24%
1,100
6
3
10c
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
(Phila)
Friday
Sales
*
j,
Class
A
Class
B
Ford
Jeannette
Glass
Co
commoa
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jim
—1
1
Jerry O'Mahoney Inc
60
(N J)
Jefferson Lake .Sulphur Co
29
55 %
7%
Apr
Apr
3
Jan
3%
Jan
31
Jan
33%
Jan
10%
Jan
11% Mar
50
Feb
61
Feb
70
6
—1
common
Preference
1%
2V4
—
non-voting
voting
56% x58%
*
1,200
*
of
5%
£1
5%
1,300
5
——
Kokenge
&
Oils
Jupiter
Co
Ltd-
deposit receipts bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
1
Fox (Peter) Brewing
1.25
Franklin Simon &' Co Inc common
1
8
7va
8%
,18 May
7% Apr
9%
5,700
10
71/4 Feb
500
11%'Mar
lfs Jan
9y4 Feb
45
11%
5
45
650
43
11
50
-
4,900
U
U'
-
4!'z 7c convertible preferred
Fuller (Geo A) Co
1
11%
600
10 %
Apr
9%
Jan
Feb
45
11%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Kansas Gas &
Kennedy's Inc
Key Go common
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
60c
Power
Co
preferred
*
common.,...
17%
17%
—
102%
__100
.
300
100% 103
17% May
100
95
18% Mar
Jan
103
May
'
Gellman Mfg Co common
General Acceptance Corp
1
General
*
Builders Supply Corp
convertible preferred
Electric
Co
9%
9,900
8% Jan
10%
Feb
3
1,800
2% Jan
3%
Feb
Outdoor Adv
3y8
3%
3%
—25
6%
--
Plywood Corp common
conv preferred——
3%
Jan
Apr
Jan
19
8%
,
2%
11
2%
9%
Feb
Apr
8%
«A C)
11%
300
Mines
Gold
preferred
—_—
(D Emil)
Kleinert
Gladding
McBean
19,300
5
Apr
10
100
Jan
103 y2 Mar
Apr
25% Mar
—
3%
10%
Knott Hotels Corp——
Kobacker
Stores
9%
&
ioy8
22%
22 y8
Co—_-_u,
w
13%
10
—
♦
_
14
9Va
9 y4
Jan
xll%
Feb
101
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
7%
Jan
11
5
._1
common
Sugars class A
Consolidated
_♦
Mines
Manufacturing
3%
5%
Apr
700
Salle Extension
7
300
7
Apr
8%
Jan
Feb
Jan
13 V4
Apr
15J/2
Jan
Locke Steel
19%
Apr
25%
Feb
Lone Star Gas Co
Class
73
•'
lVa
1%
'■
40,800
Land
Jan
27%
1?5
Louisiana
Jan
Louisiana
Power
42
Jan
78
59
17 y8
17 y4
200
16%
Apr
20%
Feb
22
22%
800
20%
Feb
25%
Jan
6V2
800
22
6%
W-*
Feb
24%
200
19%
Feb
5%
Jan
7y8
Feb
13% May
15%
Jan
'
'
——
'
14%
137/a
'"
500
Co
X130
132%
375
121
250
128%
•
Apr
2% Feb
3%
-1-
——
3%
11,200
54%
850
52
18
250
17%
Apr
10%
100
10
Jan
&
&
26%
4,100
—
12 y8
12 y8
300
47 V*
„1
_*
10%
*
47 y4
48 y8
3,700
•
.
—
—
w
13%
13%
—
500
—
Inc
——
Public Service Co
Maine
129
-my2
.-Apr.,
-
Jan
Co———
Bridge Co Ltd
"Hammfcimill Paper Co common
—
3%
Apr
61%
.
Feb
22% Jan
11
—
Mar
—
De.pt Stores common
Co—
Rubinstein
Manischewitz
(The B)
A
Class
:
4 7c
preferred
4
3%
Jan
Apr
5
Jan
16
Feb
19 y2 Mar
47%
170
x46y2
Jan
1%
1%
Jan
2
,6,-jr.'
6%
1,400
1,800
6
Apr
6% Mar
48 y2
Jan
Jan
Henry Holt & Co, common—..
Hercules Steel Products—
Communication
Marion
12%
13
200
16
16
200
Hoe
(R)
Holly
Holopbane
10
Horder's
Hormel
Horn
Horn
Inc
& Hardart
107/a
11%
48%
51
23%
23%
24%
1
12%
12%
13
1
2%
2%
4%
Jan
14 y8
Apr
,3700
12%
Jan
9 '/2
9%
100
12%
12%
2,300
5%
100
Iron
Co
Metal Textile
Brothers
1
Inc
Jan
Jan
Midland Oil Corp
16%
16 %
16%
185
16% Feb
19%
16%
16 %
600
57c
preferred
Jan
4y4
Jan
34% Apr
45 y2
36%
600
5
13% F«b
13%
15 y2
Apr
92
Jan
102
67
Feb
78
-
16%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube—
*
Raking Co___
3%
3%
300
Midland
$2
Steel
noncum
Apr
Feb
Midvale Co
—
Mid-West
10%
/
Abrasive
4y8
Jan
Mid-West R6fineries
Apr
200
5 %
May
300
7%
Apr
28
800
10% May
8y4 May
12 y2 Jan
3,200
13%
Apr
15'/s
Jan
1,200
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
2%
r
•13%
13%
„
*
31'
14
800
23% Mar
125
13%
44 y4
44
19%
19%
19%
625
29%'
30
400
,"
44%
.50.,.
1st
convertible
—.
i
preferred
:
-"Apr '
19% Mar
.
100
76%
-
XS73"
'>77
8,000
14 V*
_5
23%
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
86 y2
Jan
3% Feb
4%
72
1,925
6
.'j*4%
1,100
4%
200
4%
140
Feb
14-%—14'/a
4%
Jan
33%
\r^w
6%
—1
,'s.
May
Mar
105%
100
6%
14
46
Jan
4,200
u
31
Apr
29%
3%,13%
1
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygratie Food Products
Jan
,T,i43.%iA4>r.
130
5
Jan
11
2%
31
7
14
10%.
13%
2%
stock_i*
Manufacturing Co
-5'
Huyler's common
;•
-.20%
1,350
36% : 37%
20%
14,800
20
%
14
Jan
Jan
2j/4
Feb
"Apr
Feb
12%
Feb
Apr
18%
20
Apr
4% Mar
receipts registered
£1
(Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Ireland
•37%
9%
9%
13
6
Apr
53
Jan
14% Feb
Apr
Jan
200
3%
Apr
4%
Jan
200
7
Feb
8
Jan
8y2
200
8%
4% Mar
Jan
31 y4
1
7%
7%
1,000
700
13 Va
13%
700
17
17%
2,600
14
14
15 %
17
17
25
Jan
8*%
Jan
12% Mar
14%
Jan
16% May
20%
Jan
11%
Feb
20 V*
Feb
450
Apr
26% Jan
18% Jan
15% May
5% Jan
5%
5y8
200
4%
Apr
28%
28%
ISO
27%
Feb
32 y2
Jan
Feb
Jan
III
3%
3%
3%
5oo
3
Apr
5%
5%
1,100
5
Apr
5%
-50
307/b
29%
5%
30%
275
29% May
14%
14%
15%
4,300
14% May
43%
37%
44%
12,800
3y8
2%
3Va
4,500
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•—*
Moody Investors participation pfd
*
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mountain States Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel & Tel
—100
Mt Vevnon-Woodberry Mills
2.50
Company
17
-41/4
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred——100
4.80% cumul preferred series B__ 100
4.50% preferred series C———100
Monroe Loan Society com class A——1
1-
common
5
2.50
—10
—50c
Jan
1%
Apr
-^1
Molybdenum Corp ——
Monogram Pictures common
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
10 Yo
Mar
7
„1
convertible preferred—.
4% %
Apr
1
25
1
50c
———
lQO
Mar
15% Jan
97
93
97
125
36 y8 May
2%
Apr
86% Feb
97 %
Jan
2%
2%
1,400
170
4%
_4%
"4%
2,100
12%
12%
1,600
91
102 y2
3
Apr
Apr
'36
Jan
4
Jan
11%
Jan
Apr
4%
Jan
26
Apr
Apr
23%
8% May
13 y8
300
22 y4
Jan
8%
1,900
7%
Jan
26%
9y2
16%
8%
2,300
Jan
12% Mar
105
24%
8%
8%
May
Apr
Apr
176
May
203/4Mar
24
Jan
Apr
22
8 '7a
3%
Jan
168
993/4
24
17% Jan
53% Jan
98
31%
12%
Jan
Mar
2% Feb
*92
172% 175
32
17 y8 Jan
103% Mar
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
,10
'600
96
96
Insurance Co of North America——5
International Cigar Machinery
*
23%
international Products.
-'investors Royalty
Jan
5% 'Apr
41%
Feb
1)6
76%
.79%
1,300
23% "24%
18,700
10%
Feb
Namm's
<
30
98
92
Jan
Apr
National
70
Jan
79% Mar
National
Feb
24% May
93
Jan
100% Mar
Apr
xl7%
preferred
-32 %
.,
.
5 :
99% 100
:ii% ;-32%
2,050
17,200
9%
10%
300
4»/4
;o%
96,500
National Mallinson
———1—-*
Fabrics
—
National Mfg & Stores common
23% Jan
40%
Apr
National Petroleum
9% May
11 %
Jan
8%
Apr
Industries—
.-10c
common—-2
—
4
National'Research Corp
—1
National Rubber Machinery
10
National Starch Products
1
'3%
Jan
Jan
_i
7%
100
10% May
7% Apr
-
:i
5%" '
5%
6
700
5% Jan
."*
1%
1%
1 '/a
11%
,
com cl A
page 33.
.11%,
10%
7%
-
.2,000
2,900
1
Jan
83
Jan
14%
Jan
7%
Apr
Feb
7
Ltd
National Phoenix
National Pressure Cooker
1% Mar
National Steel
Apr
4%
'400
/3%
Jan
6% Mar
2%
2%
3,700
2%
Apr
3
Car
National Transit
Ltd—
common
:
•
1
Jan
13%
12%
12%
51
13%
.
51
13%
250
100
S;400
Apr
21
Feb
47
Feb
51
May
13%
Jan
14%
7%
12%
*
1
25c
Apr
—,
see
————25
preferred
42
77
100
;
i
Inc
For footnotes
7%
Jan
14%
•4%
2%
Feb
Jan
16% Mar
12%
12 Va
2tt
2
3TV
2 y4
2
2%
13,800
13,700
12%
12%
400
10 y8
10%
600
12%
National Radiator Co—
Manufacturing;'*;
Irving Air Chute:
Italian Superpower Corp
-10
Inc common-———
1
Bellas Hess common—-1
Breweries common—
—*
————
National Fuel Gas—
100
Service Co—-
Iron Fireman
N
Apr
10%
42
79%
wlOVa
._r„.
Iowa Public
9%
9% Mar
—____£1
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series.
50
International Metal Industries A,
_♦
International Petroleum, capital-stock.:*
35% May
Nachman Corp
'Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%. pfd—100
Ironite
Apr
Jan
Jan
Chemical Industries—
American dep
Imperial Oil
3.90%
9
7%
5%
'8%
"l
*
Piping & Supply common-
Mining Corp of Canada.^
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd-—100
Missouri Public Service common——*
Muter
Imperial
15% Jan
3% Jan
2% May
52
50c
Muskegon Piston Ring common.
Muskogee Co common—
Illinois Zinc Co common
12% May
—-
— -——
3
8%
13%
Humble Oil & Refining capital
Hurd Lock &
Mar
7%
*
*
Midwest
5'/a
100
■
Apr
25
Products—
dividend shares
common—.
Feb
5'/4
I*
;
Jan
58
48
7'/4
$1 conv preferred—*
7%
8
common——
—
9%
Jan
15% Mar
"3% "3%
3%
.—
7% Jan
...
15
Harvey) Inc common
450
4,200
3,500
7,600
Jan
16 Va
2%
5%
25c
15
Corp common—
Participating preferred
Michaels
16y8Mar
Apr
9%
Chapman & Scott Corp—
Warrants
Mesabi
Jan
16% Feb
Jan
12%
Co
Mfg
16 V2
12%
1
Merritt
Dredging
6%
10%
Apr
'
Hubbell
Feb
10% May
9
Jan
*
(J W) Inc common
(A G) & Co class B
17%
& Co
Hardart
&
Apr
15% Jan
2,000
11%
Mays
Apr
______
—
(Geo A)
11%
3%
13%
13
13%
*
1
*
Harris common
Massey
13 y8 May
>1
—
Jan
Mar
200
2.50
Co common
15
Mar
1,600
Apr
3 ya
,5
1
_10
1
Jan
13% Mar
31
5%
Consol Gold Mines—___i5
Inc.
Jan
114
47
13%
9%
36
10c
Co class A
&
Stores
Jan
54%
Jan
111%
Feb
£1
Ltd
Co
Shovel
Power
Miller Wohl Co common——
Hollinger
46% May
13
Jan
13%
—1
Higbie Mfg Co common—
5% convertible preferred
Jan
Feb
12
27% Mar
43
5ya
100
900
100
—
23 y4
30%
13 y4
9%
3%
100
w
Jan
20% May
25
Jan
*
5
36%
-.9%
*
—
_———
w
Jan
3%
-
~3%
———2
preferred
■5\'z%
31 y2
*
Co
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co—
*
.
...
■
•
.
31% Mar
Jan
14%
25c
Lr
common—
Heller Co common
"800
v
Jan
8
.1
common
1
2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common———*
6% (preferred
10
Micromatic Hone Corp__—
—1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
10c
—
Mining
18
2%
13%' May
17% May
c.
l%i
ev8
^2:tw
——
—
100
250
17 %
"7%
_1
17,000
4
14
46%
18
25
Co
Hathaway-Bakeries Inc—
Havana
Lithographing Co__„„
Helena
13%
4
2.50
Light
Hastings Mfg Co
Hearn
13%
_*
-
3%
2%
—_^5
Hamilton
Hecla
3y8
Feb
Jan
Marconi International Marine
McKee
-1
Jan
5'% Mar
M
5
10
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Mead Johnson & Co—
10%
—
6% May
10
21%
'
I_2
Mangel Stores
Jan
17%
54
150
21
25 y2 Mar
Feb
53%
3%
.1
,2
—
127% 129
132%
25
Brewery
"
129
*
100
Watch Co—.
Exploration
Light $6 pfd_.
Apr
31%
'
26
_1
8% May
30
__
20%
26
Jan
24%
'
Jan
Jan
Apr
28
Jan
500
——.
7%
'€% Jan
15
1% Mar
I! Jan
531/2
26%
■
Jan
Apr
Feb
5%
Apr
26%
--i
Feb
43/4
13%
4%
_10
(Texas)—L*
Lynch Corp
Jan
32
Jan
16%
Apr
Feb
4%
100
Chain—
58
Jan
15
11
5%
—
Apr
3%
48 y2
800
5%
*
A—
class
B
100
3,100
._1
University
Groceterias
17%
11%
4%
500
Loblaw
Jan
Apr
15%
12
Menasco
Corp
Apr
900
Apr
14
H
Laboratories
Hazeltine
Jan
-5
common
(R G)
Le Tourneau
McWilliams
Electric
Feb
10%
Apr
1,300
._1
24%
12% Mar
24% -'24%
Grocery Stores Products common—__5
Brewing
13%
9%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Feb
18
Tea—
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Harvard
Apr
Jan
6%
•'
—
15%
Jan
Jan
70
—5
Paper—
Hartford
10%
1-fa Apr
6%
—
-1
12%
1,000
26%
1
Pacific
Western
Lamp
14 3%
15%
._5
Monotype Machine
Inc
9% May
3%
—•
pfd—25
conv
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Hall
14
Feb
8%
Jan
<3%
49%
1%
_l
Non-voting common stock—
77c 1st preferred——
Haelan
Feb
15%
La
—
'
—50
Rapids Varnish—
Manufacturing Co
Northern
Jan
5%
4%
6%
,_5
29
32
common—„-4
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Griesedieck
700
Apr
11%
-1
Lanston
900
L\
„;
;
Goodman Manufacturing Co-
Great
%
9%
5,400
3%
15%
Jan
9 Va
...
&
Feb
Mar
9
800
4%
108%.
49
3%
—_*
;
—
preferred-
Atlantic
4%
31% Mar
3%
11%
Jan
Longlnes-Wittnauer
Great
•9% Mar
36 y2 'Apr
3% Jan
7
._1
Mines Ltd—
Lake Shore
13%
13%
23
Gray
Jan
Jan
8%
33
3%
3%
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Corp of Delaware——
1,200
13%
21'/8
Grand
Jan
9% Mar
11
11
._5
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Alglon Apparel Inc
250
13%
Goldfield
Apr
Feb
7,100
9%
21 Va
Gorham
Jan
13
13%
Lamson
200
—
Glenmore Distilleries class B—___'i
Class B
V»
1,100
nl!
11%
116% Mar
6,400
Globe Union Co Inc.—
Inc
10
26 y2
8%
II
%
——_—33Vhc
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co_
Feb
Jan
26%
8%
7.50
—
Mar
7
Apr
20
2,300
3,200
3%
26
Jan
200
9%
*
Coal—
(Adolf)
800
225
36
3%
3%
1
Rubber Co
(I B)
9%
9y8
35%
500
Feb
2%
99% Jan
_
25
3%
3%
_*
$4.50 prior
Apr
8%
26%
'
Godchaux
Jan
512
11%
*
—10
5
Co common
'
Gobel
Feb
5%
25%
113
-
115% 115%
1
Co
Alden
Feb
2%
23
27,400
103
103
108%
*
1*
l
.
common.
Gilchrist
Glen
21% May
2% Jftn
Feb
107
2% Mar
1,300
_____*
—
Yellowknife
Gilbert
Feb
2
4ft
5
5Va
v
5
*
5
_*
50
—1
^1
—10
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Klein
Lefcourt Realty
Giant
Jan
5y4 Mar
Apr
29
103 y2 Mar
/•-'
2%
11
/
.
100
Feb
7%
26%
—
—
26%
'
;
_—
267/8
:
20
Public Service $6 preferred
Georgia Power $6 preferred—
Corp
2%
18% Jan
.
—
_
26%
50c
General
$5 preferred
4,200
—
—
—.
pfd——100
General
Gerity-Mich
Jan
4y«
243/4
Ltd—
_.
57c
Jan
9%
-
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
General Finance Corp 5% pfd A
_10
General Pireproofing common—_____5
General
4%
2%
9%
com___l
;
% Mar
3
1
Alloys Co_
General
5%
1% Mar
1%
75
■*
Kawneer Co
Kingston Products
General
Feb
24
4'%
1
Electric 4 %% pfd—100
Kirby Petroleum
57c
2iy4
4
22
—*
15c
—
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Erance—
American
Gatineau
200
Mar
3%
K
deposit rets ord reg
Motor
3% Mar
18
Jan
Julian
Motor Co Ltd—
Ford
1%
2%
22
7,100
50o
Canada—
of
American
1,400
1,100
4V8
—
*
3V2
18%
4%
18%
4%
High
Apr
Mar
Stores
Brown
Low
3%
18 Va
—
10c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Mar
54%
dividend cumulative preferred.
1
Fishman (M H) Co Inc—
—1
Motor
28% Jan
Feb
5%
Low
Par
High
23 y4 May
$2
Ford
9
Shares
25%
Engine & Airplane——_1
Metallurgical
MAY
for Week
Low
1
Fail-child
Fansteel
ENDED
Range
Week's
Last
STOCKS
New York Curb
WEEK
of Prices
Friday
16%
16%
2,800
12%
16%
12%
1,900
15%
16%
500
25%
25%
'400
5y8
700
16%
5
20
Feb
Mar
2% Feb
■3% Apr
Feb
"2% Jan
12
Apr
14 V2
9
Mar
2
Jan
11% Jan
16% May
19
12 »/4
14% Jan
May
15% May
25
Apr
4
Feb
18%
28
Apr
Jan
y2 Jan
'6% Mar
31
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1984)
.
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1952
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
Low
Par
Neptune
Nestle
Meter
common
Mur Co
Le
2.50
1
_
common
British Dominion Oil Ltd
New
England Tel & Tel—
Haven Clock & Watch Co
convertible
4%%
New
Jersey
Mexico
&
New
Park
New
High
Low
3%
3,700
19
4%
200
18%
100
4%
Jan
Rotary
Feb
313
-
23,500
4
109%
109
1,430
108
4%
2%
3%
Feb
7%
65%
7%
7%
65%
850
6%
Apr
Feb
Ryan
62 %
1,700
61%
Apr
80
Jan
19%
19
20%
3,900
17%
Jan
23%
Jan
Ryerson
2%
2%
2%
7,600
2%
Jan
3%
10
28%
28%
30%
900
10
—
7%
—
*6 A
65
New
York
Merchandise
New
York Shipbuilding
Apr
8'A
Jan
69%
Feb
8%
34%
7% May
9%
Jan
16%
100
16% May
16 %
1,000
'
8
St
Lawrence
5
common
16
—
,
Feb
xl6
18%
18%
Jan
Apr
ft
Apr
Scullin
43%
8/2
100
Feb
45%
Jan
Securities
Schick
North
North
Central Texas Oil
8/2
3ft
5
1
Northeast Airlines
—
50
—
—
96%
*
17
16
7% Mar
19,100
3ft Mar
4%
Jan
27'A
Jan
4%
Apr
5%
aJn
83 %
Jan
-~
88
A)
(D
Inc
100
15
Apr
Sentinel
Apr
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Oliver United Filters class B
—.«•
1
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—
Overseas
15%
16%
**«•
,
'
Radio
Corp
109%
Apr
Feb
36%
Jan
200
39%
Feb
54%
Apr
14% Mar
16%
Jan
-r
•
■
16%
2,200
7'A
1,800
—
13% Mar
19
19%
1,200
400
Apr
xl6%
Feb
18%
4%
Co
54%
6ilex Co
Jan
20%
Jan
5%%
5%
14
13%
14%
900
1st pfd—25
33%
32%
33%
1,800
30%
Jan
25
29%
29
29%
900
28%
Apr
30
27'%
100
26'A
Jan
28%
26%
5
common
1st preferred
1st preferred
5%
redeemable
1st preferred
5%
redeemable
1st pfd
4.80%
Pacific
$4.40
Jan
Petroleum
&
Pacific
Service
Public
$1.30
Paramount
Park
(C
Chemical
Parker
Pen
Class
A)
t
v
26% Apr
102% May
Jan
101%
class
16%
200
15
Apr
17
23%
100
22%
Jan
24%
Telephone
67
Feb
43,700
2%
Jan
4'A
20,400
5% May
7%
55'%
60'/4
100
12%
13'A
300
18%
18%
1,600
*
x3%
com—
pfd
•
Jan
18%
Apr
44'A
Jan
5%
39%
Jan
43%
23%
150
21%
Feb
23% May
28%
28 %
100
5%
14%
5%
200
13%
14'A
8,400
4
4
4
300
106% 107%
125
35
May
Jan
6% Mar
27% Mar
5%
28%
Apr
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
13% Mar
14%
Apr
Feb
4
102%
4%
Jan
l'A
Feb
11%
Jan
5
5%
600
%
ft
400
% Mar
14'A
14%
400
13 y4 Mar
10
10%
4,500
"%
--
Jan
107% May
44% Feb
5
Jan
8% Mar
10
Apr
4% Mar
9%
6%
Feb
1%
Jan
15
Jan
9'A
Jan
Jan
13'A
Feb
39
Jan
47'A
Jan
61%
Feb
69'A Mar
21
21
21
17%
16%
17%,
1,100
"5%
~3%
300
"*4%
~4%
100
4%
Jan
5'A
Feb
38%
39
2,100
38%
Apr
45'A
Jan
3%
Feb
4
19%
Apr
2,500
103
--
25
Jan
106
Apr
21
May
24
Feb
16 V4 Mar
~3%
27
——
38%
_4
~4
~4%
1,000
10
10
10'A
1,200
7
7
7'A
600
42%
800
12.50
42%
42%
18%
May
Feb
Jap
Jan
5
29
4
Jan
Jan
23
Jan
Apr
4'A
Jan
9%
Jan
11'A
Jan
6
Jan
9% Mar
42% Mar
45 7A
f5
10
28
Apr
Jan
Mar
cumulative
25
preferred
Pipe Line
Southland
8pencer
Shoe
Co
Dredging Corp common
preferred
Forgings Corp
Standard Oil (Ky-.)
Btandard Packaging Corp
convertible
Standard
Common
$7
preferred
&
clajss
Light
common
33%
29%
2,200
28'A
Apr
307A
Jan
25'A
600
23%
Jan
25%
Apr
25
100
21% Mar
4%
4%
Standard-Thomson
4%
200
•
40'A
41%
850
Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
3'A
3'A
100
64%
76%
15'A
200
14%
Jan
16
Jan
23
23%
400
22
Feb
23%
Jan
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
Sterling Aluminum
400
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
200
21 %
Apr
24
Feb
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling
Inc
12
Feb
64%
Jan
"l
2%
Jan
5
Jan
5
Mar
%
Jan
1
Mar
600
2%
1,000
2% May
Feb
3%
Jan
Apr
18'A
Apr
21
Mar
38%
Jan
41
Feb
Feb
38%
11%
Jan
12
Mar
21%
21%
50
20 Va
Jan
24
Mar
8'A
8%
16,300
6%
Jan
9'A Mar
8'A
11
39%
10%
39
8%
1,400
7
Jan
9
Mar
181
May
•*
—
8%
—-.
179
——
1,800
181
9
70
xl73%
Jan
7%
7%
——
1,200
100
7%
Apr
10%
Jan
5%
5%
2,000
5%
Apr
77A
Jan
5'A
5%
300
4%
Apr
5%
Apr
3%
3%
100
3%
Apr
4% Mar
'-J.
5%
Jan
15
Philadelphia
May
16%
1
B
4%
Jan
17
1
Corp
class
"l
2%
1
Co
Jan
25
May
4%
"l
*
Tube
28%
Apr
6
*
B
Products
Standard
46% Mar
Jan
30%
52% May
2.78
1
20
1
10
—1
10
1
preferred
Standard
Jan
26%
*
Co
Standard
Power
—
1
Corp
Convertible
25
41 y4
600
25
——
110
1,300
5
Inc
Brewing
Standard
45
31%
24%
.
28%
31%
29
—_
1
Royalty
Stahl-Meyer
Standard
-
45
27%
25
25
25
25
25
$1.60
23
100
Co
15
15%
120
2.50
A
12'A May
1,100
5%
Jan
May
9%
67%
preference.
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
Southern
Jan
6%
35
6%
____25
1
15'A
38%
35
25
common
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
65%
4.08%
60'A May
4% Jan
12'A
•
common
Jan
1
Jan
15'A
3
1
,
convertible
Jan
18%
150
Apr
66
4.32%
Apr
5%
—;
Penn Gas & Electric class
Penn Power & Light 4%%
Jan
37%
1
32,900
1
common
common
original preferred
cumulative preferred
4.48%
Feb
5%
1
cumulative preferred
Traffic Co
5%
Mar
2
'A
ll%
14%
2'A Mar
Bouthern California Edison—
Mar
23%
2
Mills
Power
102
3%
A
l
11%
•
Southwest Pa Pipe Line
Apr
Jan
5%
$1 cumulative preferred
&
15
95
3%
2
Corp
Jan
250
23
1
1%
300
1
4.88%
22,600
16%
1
14%
£1
Corp
4.56%
13%
65
14%
__
*
1
*
20
common
Manufacturing
Apr
101%
•
Corp
Plymouth
Water
Jan
95
23%
14%
Apr
33
Publications—
preferred
South Penn Oil Co common..
Apr
1 Bol
$1.32
Penn
97'A
10
9%
1%
•
South Coast Corp
Mar
1 Bol
c
Patican Co Ltd
Penn
Jan
75
100% 100%
•
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Pennroad
24%
102% 102%
*
„_
Peninsular
27%
Company
Co
B
Patchogue
27
Jan
—
(C A) Amer shs.
Motors
Jan
25%
•
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pantepec Oil
25'A
900
300
common
1st
Pancoastal Oil
2,100
13%
Jan
Apr
*
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
(Howard) Paper Mills
Soss
Apr
27%
100
2
25 %
*
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Mar
26%
13%
600
Jan
•
Canada
Ltd
Pattern
Sonotone
26
.100
2,600
100
of
convertible
$3
Feb
26%
pfd
2%
25%
25
common
Simmons-Boardman
Simplicity
33%
26%
1
Light 5%
Jan
2'A
25'A
•
common
14% May
27%
23
;
_
Ltd
Pacific Power
Mar
•
preferred
Lighting $4.50 preferred
div cum preferred
Pacific
26%
25
series A___25
1st
red
,
27%
25
11
Jan
2%
2'A
25%
5
of America class A
Breweries
Sicks
Smith
Can
Jan
9%
*
;
preferred
Shoe Corp
Amer
Pacific
Apr
3%
8%
1
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
Singer
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
43% May
17% Feb
8%
13
2% Mar
16% May
6%
.
45
27A May
•
Jan
Apr
1,000
1
10c
common
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jan
Jan
33'A
43%
44%
1
Securities
56'A
103%
1,000
6%
'
-1
Inc
Omar
Apr
60
35
HH "A.
Feb
ie
Apr
97
Feb
Jan
1
4
2,000
*
17%
1%
■'
46%
3ft Feb
3
1
Inc
Jan
46'A
51
!
34% May
% May
8%
1
(R B)
Jan
109
■"-•v
Jan
2%
•
Semler
87%
25
49
25
5
common
Old Town Corp
5%
8'A
Segal Lock & Hardware
16%
9,000
33%
Feb
4% May
2%
*
20
2%
108
35
Feb
6%
8'A
*
Inc
Bros
600
47
•
Brass Co class B common
Company
2%
47
2,000
1
common
common
Corp General
Shattuck
27A
37
Jap
Feb
1
Seton Leather common
50c
5
35%
1
common
common
Selby Shoe Co
0
Okonite
11
4%
1
Steel Co
Seeman
Apr
19 %
700
96%
17 A
/4
11% Mar
200
22
4 /2
--
pfd—100
Corp
200
3t«
,3/4
21 A
4%
--
43
Ltd
Corp
Inc
Schulte
Gas
9 % May
4
%
Securities
*
Canadian Oils Ltd
—-25
4%
1,400
1,100
3,400
27,800
Utility
200
5%
11%
ft
—
~9%
5'/a
10%
A
43%
8%
2ft Apr
Non-Ferrous Metal Prod Ltd—
dep rets ord shs
3s 6d
North American Rayon $3 preferred_50
~9'A
5%
10%
Apr
Amer
II
——25c
Jan
preferred
Jan
Apr
8
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Jan
l7/e
Natural
Jan
11
Apr
5,100
7,200
13%
Power 4'As
Apr
21'A
Jan
ft
1,900
Oklahoma
Mar
45
15%
4 is
2,400
Ohio
10
6,800
*
2%
Ohio
200
19%
%
14%
Ogden Corp common
10%
18%
3%
2%
4%%
10%
ft
14%
Serv
35% May
3%
2%
Co
200
1
l4^
Pub
38
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Feb
19
*
—
RR
27% Mar
5%
1
Co
Corp
United
Samson
1
5
Ind
Feb
& Haynes common
Nipissing Mines
Penn
20%
Jan
350
Aeronautical
Niles-Bement-Pond
Northern
900
Apr
Apr
Corp—
Founders shares
North
25
Jan
8%
28 %
*
common
&
Novadel-Agene
16 %
22
Jan
York Auction Co common———-*
American
Feb
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—
York
North
14%
1-1.25
1
Corp
High
700
19
*
1
Rosario
Jan. 1
Low
15%
—
Corp. common
10,000
Land—
Honduras
Range Since
High
15%
10
-
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave common
Feb
Shares
10%
Electric Steel Co
(The)
Howe
4ft Apr
111
Jan
for Week
37%
5
Inc
Field
3%
New
Share
housevelt
15%
5
Corp common
3%
New
Niagara
Jan
Jan
2%
Rome Cable
22
Apr
Apr
Sales
Range
Low
Par
High
4
2% Mar
Week's
of Prices
Last
—20
25
preferred
Arizona
Co
Friday
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
3%
Mining Co
Process
37A
109
9
1
Zinc
New
100
MAY
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
18 %
4%
—
WEEK
for Week
3'/«
—
*
New
New
3%
30c
Radio
Union
National
FOR
Sales
Pep
,
Phillips
Co
common
Co
Packing
*
•
Phillips Screw Co
10c
;
Pierce Governor common
Pinchin Johnson
Ltd
6%
4
1
Piper Aircraft Corp
common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Scale
common
Power
6%
50
8
•
1
25c
"2 ft
_2%
1,400
2%
700
58%
58
59
common
1st
preferred
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc common
33
33
34
6%
5%
3
3
500
6'A
3
22
~3%
33
1,300
►
200
.
22%
3%
75
4
400
7%
7
7'A
3,100
•
30%
30
30%
600
100
•
40
40
40
250
2.50
10%
10'A
10%
400
1
13%
13%
13%
600
1
of
Public Service
4%%
of
2%
7
7%
7%
2%
7
~7
•
7%
cumulative preferred
10o
com
*
29%
13%
Apr
3%
Feb
7
Apr
29% Mar
30
Apr
38
Feb
9% Mar
12%
Apr
2%
Feb
Apr
7% May
Apr
42%
.
Jan
(The)
Steel Co
of
Stein
(A)
Stetson
95%
Jan
Co
30%
400
29%
Apr
34%
Jan
20
20
20 y8
150
20
Jan
21%
Jan
14%
14%
14%
200
13%
Jan
15
Apr
•
com
8
18%
*
(S)
& Co
Drug
Portland
Feb
Superior Tool & Die Co
Oil
Feb
3%
Jan
Apr
37A
Jan
24%
Jan
18'A
375
6'A
1,600
Cement
16
,■
16
100
Jan
Jan
23
15 %
Apr
21%
4%
Jan
5
Jan
26
Feb
3%
3%
800
3%
Feb
15%
15%
25
13%
Feb
3%
1
Corp
7%
5
24 y4 Mar
II I
•
Inc
17 % Mar
*19
25c
common
Jan
Swan Finch
8%
Jan
3
1
common
Sun Ray
Jan
2%
3,100
18%
5
Stroock
7%
6,400
3%
5%
*
common
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
200
3
3 VA
3
1
8
2%
1
10c
6%
5
30
*
Products
3%
22% May
—
5
ordinary—
common
8tinnes
15
Feb
Jan
37A
20
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
8% Mar
32%
109
Jan
Apr
45
Jan
10%
Feb
13%
Feb
Talon
Inc
Class
B
class
A
5
com
—5
common
Tampa Electric Co
_*
common
*
18
18%
450
xl7%
18%
600
37%
18%
18
»««—
39%
700
21%
1,100
3% Feb
7% Jan
Technicolor Inc
common
21%
21'A
Texas
9%
Light $4.56 pfd
•
Thew Shovel Co
common
5
22%
22%
22%
I
15
14%
15%
13%
13%
13%
Feb
Power
Thiokol
100
Canada
& Co
(J B)
1
Corp..
Superior
102
7A
1,300
29% May
37%
14
14
50
13%
5
10
Apr
3
20% Mar
6%
100% 101%
29%
59%
May
5%
3,200
2,100
2% Apr
3% Jan
Jan
100
Colorado—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
Feb
Mar
109
America
Metals
Producers
III
Starrett
3% Jan
Mar
51%
Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B__i
Providence Gas
Pressed
61
610
2.50
common
Corp of Canada
21%
2'A
2%
lo
Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander
4
21%
1
Pneumatic
1,100
Jan
3% Mar
shares
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Polaris
300
7
6%
4
1
Amer
65%
38%
13%
600
14
Apr
11% Mar
May
Thor
&
*
Corp
Corporation
_2o
common
Feb
Thorofare Markets Inc
17%
Jan
Tilo
14%
Jan
—
Tobacco
&
Allied
.1
25c
14'A
Construction
1
Stocks
•
14'A
7%
8
1
14%
8
400
17%
17%
95
24
Feb
22%
Jan
43
Jan
Apr
24%
Feb
Jan
109%
Apr
20%
Feb
23
Jan
Apr
20 Ya
12
Feb
177A
200
12%
Jan
14%
Apr
200
14
Apr
15%
Jan
Apr
8%
Jan
3,700
1,900
93
17%
--
May
xlOO
—
"
Roofing Inc
Tishman Realty &
18
xl73A May
37% May
600
30
7%
147A
Feb
18'A
88
Jan
95
Apr
May
Quebec
Power
Co.
17
Jan
18
Mar
deposit rets def registered. —5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
— —2o
'
Voting common
iq
Railway & Utility Investment A—1Hi
Rath Packing Co common
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common.._!_•
Raytheon
Manufacturing
common
Reading Tube Corp class A—
Class
Re is
(Robert)
Rice-Stix
1
<fc
Electric
HI—Hl
Hi
Co
&
Engineering—.
Inc
Richmond Radiator
1
19
Apr
2'A
Jan
20%
Jan
3% Mar
23
44%
8%
23%
150
22 %
Apr
25
41
44%
2,600
31%
Jan
8%
4,600
44% May
11% Jan
8%
—
3%
6'A
3%
ft
23%
6%
3%
23 %
"ft
5
•
Rio Grande Valley Gas
700
—
10c
Reda
Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
19%
6.25
B
Reliance
_3
19
8'A May
5% Apr
Jan
5%
Jan
4%
27
3%
3
•2
-
(Texas Corp)
v
3%
Apr
6%
400
6
Apr
1
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
2%
X90%
1,900
Apr
4V«
ft
100
ft May
1%
see
page 33.
48%
Jan
55% Mar
;
8% Mar
,
6%
3,900
5%
Jan
150
88%
Jan
1%
1%
2,800
1%
Feb
6
6%
9,500
4%
Jan
7%
Apr
2%
2%
1,000
2%
Feb
3
Apr
4%
25,700
1
•
~6
2%
4
4%
•
Corp
—.
\
Inc
'
18%
•
I~i
Tung-Sol Electric Inc
19
16%
16%
17
3%
Jan
99
Apr
1%
.
4%
Jan
900
Jan
;
18% May
21
Feb
<
16
350
__
Jan
Mar
16%
Jan
'
16 % May
19 7A
Jan
2%
Jan
U
2Co
23 Va
May
29%
27%
700
27
Mar
29%
Feb
3%
Ulen Realization Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
700
3
May
4%
Jan
Union
Gas
Investment
2%
1,400
2
Jan
2%
Jan
Union
Oil
39 *
160
87 Va
Jan
93
Jan
May
>41
Jan
"
50
37
6%
Apr
6%
Apr
of
Co
of
,
——.5
*
Co
7%
24
1%
300
67/e
7%
15,100
5%
Feb
24'A
300
20%
Jan
600
7%
Feb
24
7%
4
8
1% Mar
7% May
25%
6
Feb
May
California—
$3.75 preferred series A
Stock Yards of Omahai
Aircraft
1%
10c
Canada
Union
United
f1
__
For footnotes
100
98%
Jan
Jan
3%
-
X90% X91%
38
54
7% Mar
3%
Co—
t c_._
i
6 Va
IHi
Union
27 %
!
Feb
97%
warrants.
Temper
Apr
7A
Jan
500
'
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F_I__100
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
common.
_*
Trunz
5%
6%
.
True
Apr
98'A
preferred
Corp
Tri-Continental
54
__
100
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Trans Lux
ft
ft
_
ft Apr
5%
_
_70c
Royalty Corp
Toledo Edison 4%%
R
Railway & Light Securities—
-I
deposit rets ord registered. —£1
Amer
Toklan
Products
United Elastic Corp
97'A
97'A
25
~5%
"5%
'2,600
34%
35%
200
100
common—50c
_•
5%
89% Jan
99%
72%
*
,
|
i
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
.
Jan
75
Jan
5%
Apr
7
Jan
34% May
38 %
Apr
Apr
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1985)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
Last
Par
United
75c
Milk
Products
Molasses Co
ENDED
MAY
9
Friday
High
Low
Interest
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Period
Sale Price
13% Mar
15
Jan
Ltd—
Ohio
Power
1st
mortgage
Apr
4
Apr
210%
70
Jan
221
Mar
3%s
Profit
10%
Sharing
Shoe
25
common
preferred
United
Machinery
Jan
A6%s
Mar
ex
4
50
42
5,600
39
25
common
A
with
40
460
40% May
37% Apr
40
12
800
11%
13
Jan
2
Apr
3 %s
Jan
1st and
1
1
Oct
4
Jan
4%
Feb
45'%
Public
Jan
Service
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
103%
103% 103%
37
102%
104%
April-Oct
100%
100% 100%
3
98%
100%
3%s
1964—June-Dec
£101
1947
103%
102
103'A
101% 101%
101%
101
104%
Co—
1940
50-year
Electric
1960—April-Oct
coupon
£70
1960
coupon
&
Gas
debentures
6%
1
Conditioning Corp
10c
1%
1%
1%
2,800
1% Jan
1
36%
34%
37%
2,700
50%
Securities
•
8%
8%
8%
1,000
33% May
7'A Jan
1st preferred with warrants
•
92 %
91%
93
400
89 %
94%
Apr
1
10%
9%
11
7,400
9% May
14
Jan
Southern
California
1
2%
*2%
2%
2,000
2%
5%
Jan
Southern
Counties
50c
1%
1%
1%
1,100
l'A Mar
2
70%
71%
£30
Co—
1998—
J an-July
148
147% 148
4
142
149
100
100
Jan
S
Air
S
Foil
Co
and
$5
Range Since
Sold
High
May
12
Oct
Bonds
April-Ocf
Jan-July
common
U
>■
4
1968
1971
Hydro-Electric
40%
41
25
Specialities
U
U S
200
10
,
Preferred
United
3s
3%s
1970
Piedmont
A6%s
United
mortgage
Pennsylvania Water & Power
3%
218 % 220
218 %
Range
Friday's
Low
1st
100
or
Bid & Asked
High
•
Amer dep rets ord registered
United NJ RR & Canal
Week's
BONDS
Shares
•
common
participating preferred-
United
of Prices
Low
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Sales
Week's
class
B
International
U S Radiator common
U S Rubber
-
Reclaiming Co
12
Apr
Harbor Water Power Corp
Southern
California Edison 3s
Safe
9% Mar
Jan
Apr
27/as
New
10
80
350
83
72%
92
Feb
26%
10
Jan
Jan
39
Mar
10
common
21%
21%
50
21% May
10
common
Universal Products Co
Utah-Idaho Sugar
37%
37%
100
37% May
3%
1,800
3%
_5
3
3
21% May
,42%
(A G)
Corp
A 7-4s
convertible
$4
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Venezulean
Steel
.
_5
.
Vogt
Manufacturing
85
.
Feb
85
25%
200
25
Apr
26%
2nd
13'A
7,100
10
Feb
14 %
Apr
5'A
5%
5s
3,300
4%
Apr
22
22
150
17%
Feb
24%
14%
100
14%
Apr
16%
Jan
•
—
7% Mar
ex
Dec
98%
100%
102
100
102%
£96%
_
98
97
103
100
98
£100
May-Nov
£94
94%
94
95%
April-Oct
£90
92
90%
91%
102.
Jan-July
93
92%
93%
70
94%
April-Ocf
93
92
93
69
95
70%
73
Co—
FCb-AUg
£70
£30
_
1947
Co—
1956
June-Deo
£71
_L
1956
coupon
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
£30
2%
•
6
%
400
6%
6
3%
Apr
Mar
.
'
1
•
voting tr ctfs ext
96%
102
£101% 104
Feb-Aug
1966
trust
1940 coupon
1
1
debentures 1954
Water
Power
5s
Western Newspaper
W
Co
~7
97%
100 %
Feb
14%
with Dec
A 7s
A5s income
Aircraft
1970
1940 coupon 1953_
1947 coupon 1953
1
West Penn Traction
Wagner Baking
3'As
1946
Service
A7s
Washington
Waco
102%
102%
98
'
Aug 1
Aug
ex
99%
102%
Industries—
Hydro-Electric
with
97%
£100
April-Ocf
1989
coll
55
104%
£99% 101
Jan-July
Bros 5s
stamped
United Electric
Feb
12%
5%
(Calif)—
Electric
&
&
101%102%
£102
Feb
25
10
1970-
102
Corp—
(Hugo)
A6%s
Jan
12%
20c
:
6%
25
izniii
Syndicate Inc
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.
5% Mar
'
——
•
Co
Petroleum
Venezuela
1,200
6%
3%s
1971
Inc
102%
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
3rd stamped 1946
A6%s
6
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Atxp
Gas
Gas
3s
£98
—Jan-July
1973
1976
(Hugo)
Temi
6%
-1
common
1965
A
series B
Gas
Stinnes
A7-4s
Corp
C
Starrett
Stinnes
Valspar
3s
mortgage
Spalding
Jan
Apr
series
Southwestern
Jan
5%
.
1973
A
ref M
1981—May -Nov
3%s series D 1976
1st
United Stares Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Insurance
series
3s
6s
conv
f
s
Mar-Sepf
3%s
1960
1964
100', 100
100
98
100
June-Deo
105% 105%
103%
June-Dec
:
111
111
111
111%
101% 102
101
102%
105%
Union—
debentures
1959
Feb-Aug
102
Feb
6%
Jan
"
7%
preferred
Waitt
$2
&
Inc
Bond
cumulative
107
100
„
Co
t
v
1
West
Utilities
Western
Homestead
Oils
Coal—
Westmoreland
10c
Inc_
%
5Va
50
5%
Apr
4%
1,100
3%
20
2
184
184.
& Co
2 %
170
10
30%
50
24%
26%
675
19%
19%
25
16%
18 %
1,700
%
Apr
5% Mar
5
113
26%
Jan
30% May
Apr
19 % May
17
5
31%
21%
Feb
Jan
23%
Last
Period
Bale Price
Apr
19 %
Apr
Low
5%
Agricultural
Mortgage Bank
A
20-year
A
(Wm)
River
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Willson
1
preferred
4%
2,600
4
5%
5%
6,300
8%
8%
500
4% May
8% Jan
~5%
5% May
8%
)
7s
April
6%
100
5%
Feb
100
11%
Apr
3%
25
3%
300
3%
Apr
4%
Jan
13% Mar
14%
ACauca
—
—
Cons
•
common
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
pfd
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woodley
Petroleum
Woolworth
(F W)
American
6%
13%
1
2
L
common
36%
—
100% 100%
100%
100
10
13%
-
12% Mar
Apr
39%
Jan
Apr
100
102 %
13% May
11% Apr
200
14 Va
14
Jan
78%
Apr
5'As
5s
AExternal
70%
2,800
200
4% Mar
5% May
2% May
1% Jan
3%
Jan
deposit
receipts
5%
2%
*
2%
100
2%
£1
Ltd
5%
2%
5s
preference
2%
10,800
Interest
6'As
7s
BONDS
New York Curb
Last
Interest
Elec
Steel
3%s
Power
6s
June-Dec
1970
1998
1
Aug
2%s
Apr
Parana
1st
1970
Range Sine*
Sold
No.
High
102% 103%
103%
26
Gas
Elmira
Water
Ercole
N
of
Low
A
101%
with
A6%s
ex
Finland
Lt
Nov
3%s
e
98%
~3
96%
99%
92
98%
92%
11
91
95
t
de
Isarco
with
1947
Jan-July
1956
coupon
1953
03%
51%
58 %
19
100%
102%
1
107%
£70
'
108
70%
A
(coupon
1
Extended at 4%
1940
on)
71
71
67
5'As
1947
.April-Oct
£55
-June-Deo
90
Mar-Sepf
£44
68
£58
-June-Dec
68
£58
67
58
58
85
90
42
44%
38%
43%
33
90
35
Power
mortgage
—
2008
'
1952;
2%%
in
and
1953
1997
Jan-July
stamped (Plan A)—
to 2%
2012
Government
1921
6%s
41
1949
41%
102
33
33%
6
3%
3%
88
2%
4%
3%
41
——Jan-July
Jan-July
3%
14
2%
4%
—.—June-Dec
__——
value,
par
Deferred
a
Odd-lot transaction
principal.
r
delivery transaction
(not Included
In year's range),
£Friday's bid
and
d Ex-interest,
h Excash
included In year's range), f Ex-distribution, gEx-stock dividend,
transaction
(not included in year's range),
rTransaction for
(not
nUnder-the-rule
(not included in year's range),
asked
x EX-dividend.
prices;
no
sales
y
Ex-rights,
being
z
Ex-llquidatlng dividend.
transacted
being traded flat.
during
current
week.
'
in receivership.
'
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Average
71
102
102
99
102
£61
65
£50%
55
Jan-July
£50%
55
Jen-July;
.
—
47
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
50%
Date-
Co
6%s
April-Oct
May-Noo
1961
Low
45.06 May
5—
45.24
—
May
6—
70
74
67
71%
May
7—
90
91%
20
76
92%
May
8
May
9
£80
v
80%
82
101%
£103% 103%
82
1
45.37
—
45.42
45.63
High
50.72 Sep
17
—
45.70
Low
43.37 Jan
2
Range for 1951
104%
Ltd—
1953
80
94%
£92
Jan-July
96
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Below
are the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones &
Stocks
—
30
20
15
10
First
Indus-
Rail-
Util-
65
Indus-
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Grade
Rails
100.00
98.62
Total
May
May
3
260.55
93.50,
48.55
5
261.54
93.43
48.75
100.25
98.49
May
6
261.01
94.16
48.81
100.42
98.56
May
7
261.99
95.11
48.89
100.95
98.54
May
8
262.39
94.57
49.13
100.94
98.52
May
9
262.74
94.48
49.27
101.03
bonds
Co.
98.61
100.64
100.59
100.64
100.62
100.72
100.85
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing prices
stocks for the week ended May 3, ,1952, for the composite
industry
compared
groups
with
the
preceding week
(1939
100):
lows for the current year are as follows
Bonds
—
10
49.67 Jan 30
45.10
67%
70
Jan-July
1963
3%s
£30
Mar-Noti
High
3
May
£71
Closing
May
1952
Stock and Bond Averages
Date
£64%
-May- Not
70%
Jan-July
1958
coupon
to
Nippon Electric Power
on
37
42%
£30
—
June-Deo
1963
liquidating trust ctfs
Superpower 6s 1963
Midland Valley RR—
listed
1
42
-June-Deo
RR—
A6%%
Alst
13%
33
108
101% 101%
101%
Mar-Sept
Western
Nov
England
10%
£42
reduced
Bank—
3%s
Power
A7s ex Nov l 1947 coupon 1952
Italian Power Realization Trust—
New
69%
18
108
May-Not>
Altalian
^
12
54
May-Not>
1953
coupon
.
'
62%
Mar-Sept
1961
*
*
■
1947
2%s
to
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
'
61%
May
AEx-coupon market
6% certificates of deposit 1958
'
61%
53%
May-Not
1993
1965
1940
&
series
_May-Nop
2008
1927)
Due
Janeiro
§ Reported
1993
A
B
5s
Residential Mtge
Guantanamo
77%
11
37
11
Mfg Co—
1
1
Mountain
A6s
series
RR
&
Nov
stamped
"Green
96
75%
A)—
2'As
(Plan A)
reduced
interest In
♦No
103%
150%
98
Jan-July
series
Fuel
&
88%
13
High
Division—
J
4s
4s
Marrelli Elec
A6%s
5s
of
mortgage
^Eastern
67%
82
94'A
57
(Republic of)—
ARussian
Jan. 1
150
£150
June-Dec
A
Bonds
Friday's
or
Quar-Feb
1947-1978
series
series
mortgage
Alst
11
1958_ .Mar-Sept
stamped
1951
of Bogota—
stamped
Interest
Peru
& Western RR—
Lackawanna
(Plan
to
(issue of Oct
A Bonds
Delaware Lack
stamped
A7s
2% May
Transit Authority—
revenue
90
67%
—
£77%
Jan-July
A Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Interest
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
Low
3%s
6%s
1952
(issue of May 1927)
thereafter.
Chicago
89
—
93
Feb-Aup
A 7s
Rio
Edison
£64'A
May-Nop
stamped
reduced
Mortgage Bank
Week's Range
Friday
Boston
89
£88'A
June-Deo
;
1955
City (Peru)
Maranhao stamped
2%
Bethlehem
1
High
Ltd—
Wright Hargreaves
Appalachian
,
•
1953
ALima
Feb
65 %
66%
Low
Municipal Loan—
External
Jan
26%
50
12'Ax 12%
8
Jan
No.
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AMedellin
Winnipeg Elec
Range Since
Sold
High
89
Jan-July
1. :
Valley 7s 1948—
Danish
Jan
__
ApriZ-Oct
of)—
Jan
5%
11%
~3%
1
Bonds
—
1946
Bogota
Jan
5%
1
w
Jan
11%
•
common
x
4
5%
5
Inc—
Brothers
4%
1
Corp
Corp
C) & Co
Products
Wilson
5%
(R
Oil
(Col)
20-year 7s Jan
1947—
(See Mortgage Bank
Feb
Feb
External
Wichita
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Feb
14%
37% Mar
24
1
Interest
Feb
2le May
184
Apr
May
Week's
Friday
BONDS
New York Curb Exchange
Mar
22%
20
Mfg__
184
30%
.
Apr
111% Apr
62,000
2}|
is
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
2% Mar
Apr
10
Whitman
Jan
71,400
214
.
Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
Apr
111% 111%
111%
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western. Tablet & Stationery com
•
Westmoreland
1%
16%
4%
•
Ltd
May
Apr
%
1,25
pfd
-
May
yl% Apr
5%
Manufacturing
$6
19,600
2
%
Baking Co warrants
Wentworth
107
Apr
12 %
50
12%
1%
I
%
Texas
102%
1%
12%
30
c
Rights
Ward
60
T
1
preferred
SWaltham Watch
107
106
—
10
Second
Grade
Rails
96.17
96.11
96.04
96.01
96.05
96.20
and
of 265 common
and by major
with highs and
1952-
Percent
10
Utilities
Total
40
Bonda
Low
Change
High
189.1
—0.1
198.2
188.5
211.9
211.8
0.0
225.4
211.6
Durable Goods
180.5
180.6
—0.1
187.6
177.9
Non-durable
May 3,.'52
Composite
A.
—. —
Manufacturing
-.
189.0
April 26,
•
-
52
99.17
99.15
99.04
98.99
98.93
98.65
98.58
98.57
98.54
98.56
240.8
£40.4
0.2
260.5
240.4
Transportation
213.4
216.2
—1.3
221.4
204.3
Utility
115.8
115.8
0.0
117.6
115.8
201.2
201.4
—0.1
210.4
199.5
99.17
98.71
Mining
288.5
—1.3
306.9
235.0
Trade,
Finance
Goods
and
Service
248.8
+
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1986)
34
...
Monday, May. 12, 1952
.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
W-eek Ended May
i Si 1
Number of
Shares.
9,1952
Monday
855,850
1,120,060
Stocks
Government
Bond
(Number
Bunds
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
$610,000
Total
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
384,920
Saturday
United States
lnfl
Railroad
Stocks-
$160,500
191,000
3,000
2,773,000
2,579,000
2,416,000
405,000
11,000
2,832,000
2,387,000
178,000
5,673,320
Friday.
245,000
371,000.
2,385,000
$11,966,000
1,120,350
1,229,480
Thursday
-
.
Total
Saturday
2,013,000
$1,000
1,000
1,767,000
2,401,000
962,660
Tuesday
Wednesday
S.
Beak
15,000
70,000
23,000
40.000
134,000
$218,000
$227,000
.$101,000
$546,000:
Week Ended-May 9
1,467~500
27,338,840
348,834,608
1951
45,501,178?
$364,000
$218,000
u
$4^732,000-
$8>718,0OO..
227,000
92,000
5,014,000
Foreign? corporate
101,000-
20,000-
2,196,000'
—*
Total
$476,000..
$546,000
,
J'
*■"
1
Foerign government?
$387,005,100
$254,576,390
$14,878,200,
1952
50,226,001
2,457.645
Bonds
Domestic
36,149,500
226,852,500
Jan. 1 to May 9
1951
1,911,600
Stocks—No, ofsbares>
140,000
13,405,700
$13,532,500
Total
24,000
71,000
1,911,660
—
$1,961,000
$98,050..
287,000
11,966,006
Foreign
Railroad and Industrial..
31,000
325,660
1951
$16,000
1,550,500
_i
38,000
161,000'
82,000
1952
$5,000"
Government
International
126,000
"2X660
12,000
58,000
409,740
Bonds
Ui
$25~000
28,000
26,000
Friday
198,132,483
131,180,327
9,032,350
Bonds(
$17,000
295,325
Total
1952
73,000
Bonds
344,580
345,280
—
Jan. 1 to May 9
1951
1952
5,673,320
Bfcoefcs—No. of shares
$13,000
*
Monday
$13,532,500
$16,000
Week Ended May 9
Total
Corporate
Bonds
$4,000
191,075
Foreign
Government
Bonds<
Shgres)
—
Tuesday
Wednesday *
Thursday
i
2,565,000
$1,550,500
Foreign
Domestic
of
Week Ended May 9,1952
$770,500
4,132,000,
825,000
$11,942,000'
$13*675,000*
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
ENDED MAY 9
Week'*
Friday-
Boston Stoek Exchange
Friday
Last,
stocks
American Woolen
Beaton d* Albany* RR
Boston
&
Calumet
.100
Apr
Apr.
42%.May
116%, Jan
45 %, Jan
25
73
1,861.
7%
-
—
7%
73
26%
26%
160
92
26%
5;'
St. Hecla.
92
7%*
-10-
Service
Copper
47
7%
—•
RR-
Providence
118
46
7%
8%.
37
7%
Feb
28
Mar
100
Feb
10
Apr
96% May
Feb
47%, Feb
Apr
7%
136
209
Jan
120
Jan
90
Jan
,
56
24%, Apr
5
100% 101%
High
157 >/*. Feb
153
v
198
615.
44
118
46%,
-100
Trust
Personal Prop
Cities
—
.,-25
Stamped $50 paid
Boston
2,837
42%,
-
._100
.
Boston Edison
Boston Elevated' Railway-
Low
27%, 27%,
50
Range Since Jan* 1'
High
153%,154%
:
.—•
—
Anaconda^Copper
Share*
Low
154%
Jan
113%- Jan
-
22%
32
22%
Apr
28%
Jau
13%.' 13%
Co*
Range
50
13%
Apr
15%
Jan
22%
—_
Eastern Gas St. Fuel' Associates—
CommonEastern
Street
Mass
Common
L
2%
T—
92
47
2% May
30
46
3
Mar
22%
23
925.
20%, Jan
23
Apr
39%
36%
39%
487
34%. Mar
40.1/4
Jan
Gillette Safety
•
Razor Co
Hathaway- Bakeries
58%
57%'
1
31%
31%
31%
10
10
50c
34.%
•
72%
new
—.
1
>_
.
Islands Creek Coal Co—
Copper
Loew's Boston Theatre
Lone Star Cement Corp.—,
56
54.83 May
1,095
"
Chesapeake
40
9'/a
35%
95
35 %
76%
565
39 %
Racing
Narragansett
Jan
13
25%
126
18%
18%
45
16%
Jan
20
46%
88
41%
Feb
48 y*
National
Service
Cos
70
13
16%
New
New York New Haven
North
Butte
&
Jan
Mining
12%
200,
10%. Jan
13
19%
553
17% May
9c
109
100
9c
12%
'60c
100
55c
19
Jan
Jan
55c
13%, Mar
111% Mar
Feb
14%
3,000
12c
18% May
50
May
99c
20 Vb
Jan
8%
8%
268
8% Mar
9%
Jan
2.50
Association
5%
5%
5
5% May
6%
United
S
U
■When
127
80
80
30%
31%
30%
5
V
39
59%
60%,
common——25
40%
40%, 41%
15
—
5-
—>
39%
80
80'
26
26
':
Apr'
33%
39
May
44
56% Mar
64%
37% -
13% ::
1,364
24%
170
24
26%
11%
105
xll
37%
630
68%
Par
69%
75
20%
—10
17%
103
May
Mar
35'
11%
common
40%
75%
24% "
82%
763/4
404
&
20%
125
17%
165
105
16%
50
5%
5%
103
15
3%
63r4
5 J/4
553
74%
31%
9
19
19%
331
39
39 %
100
39
48%
48%
40
48
48%
27
Apr
Apr
18%
105
May
Jan
73
889
20 J/4
19
Apr
new
Stores
Ashland
Rights
5
Apr
7%
Apr
Mar
40 J/4
rAvco
*
Feb
Jan
76
Apr
31% May
Chrysler Corp
25
Jan
Continental
Apr
50%
Jan
Feb
51
Jan
May
Mar
/
•'
"
-
42 %
.
New York Curb Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
WOodward 2-5525
•
Cleveland
Detroit-Michigan Stove
34
35
181
31%
Jan
35
Feb
II
94
98
110
91%
Apr
98
May
23
22%
23
290
22
Jan
25% Mar
•
63%
62%
63%
62% May
68 3/4
15
15
,25
12%
Feb
~~
15%
12
12
30
11%
Apr
—
60
60
60
60
24%
•
24%
25%
2,006
115
May
24% May
32
J
152
36%
V 50
12%
igi/8
36%
12%
25
103% 103%
10
15%
152
16%
154%
Jan
Mar
-
Gar
Wood
Gemmer
328-
General
Motors
LOW
High
——
Mar
High
3%
Jan
3
475
6%
875
34%
34%
125
18
18
75%
75%
75%
7%
73/4
235
7% May
8%
5%
.53/4
53,4
170
5%
Apr
6% Jan
8%
Jan
10
Apr
23%
23 V4
Jan
24
Mar
3
6%
Apr
8%[ Jan
33%
Jan
35%. Mar
222
17
Feb
18%
130
68%
Feb
75% May
,
Jan
Jan
,
9%
3%
200,
10
23%
33,4
23
10,722
33/4 May
100
-4-1
5%
5%
15%
15 %
578
'_1
3%
3%
53/4
100
—**1
***—
1,550
6V2
Hastings
16%
Jan
Hoskins
Feb
16%
Jan
Howell Electric Motors
Hudson Motor Car—
May
157%
Feb
42%. May
55%
15
2%
4%
Jan
Apr
6%
Jan
Apr
18 Vi
Feb
Jan
3V4 Feb
47% Mar
380
5■
8%
2%
100
33/s
3,340
6
17
1534
100
1
7%
7%
285
6
.
—-
14
14%
1
10
22%
22%
35 3/8
36
.1
2%
583
Feb
8%
Jan
13%
Jan
55% May
2% May
3%
Feb
23/a"Feb "
r
442
15%
50 Vb
200
16%
—-2
Apr
7% May
2,674
3%
6%
-
2,460
55%
3%
Apr
6
Apr
16% May
15% Apr
7%
*
12%
Jan
Feb
6% Mar
19V4
Jan
17
Feb
8%
Aor
14%. May
Jan
35%
Manufacturing __*:
Bearing—*_i
Manufacturing
6%
7%
1—ltf
2.%
Hoover Ball &
Jan
6%
54%
2%
—
—ju5-.
8V2
55%
_3%
—
common—
39%, Mar
43%
75
36%
113-
19
19%
437.
17 Va May
1/64
1/64
aVi
114.
7%
7%
40-
1/64 May
6% Jan-
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
34%
Graham-Paige,
'Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
1233/4
152
for Week
Range,
6%
-*-•
Industries—:
Apr
36%
•
—
Manufacturing
Apr
19
19
Brewing
123/a
423/8
76%.
Frankenmuth
3574
15%
Sales
Week's
of Prices
3
—
—.—i20
103% May
100
Exchange
Low
Mfg——_———1
Detroit Steel Corp common-
"
•
.
Apr
Apr
133/4' Jan
62*
'
-
Friday
Navigation—_5
Edison
Hardware
T'
...
——_———*1
Detroit
"3
&
1
1 •
?
•
Detroit
IlO
~
43;
,
Davidson Bros
Jan
I—I—
see page
295
-
DETROIT
25
——.————-1
Motors
17% Mar
*
,
For footnotes
Jan
»
—
46%
I
Telegraph—IlOO
.
Jan
Apr
44%
43%
Bear
Apr
Tn
-
Jan
39 Va
43%
—:i •/-
Markets —
———1
Briggs Manufacturing
#
Burroughs Adding Machine*—
*
Big
Apr
•
new„;
4278
Apr
20
10
1
Electric
Allen
15%
.1—1*
Mining
Oil
Apr
43% May
"
44%
*
~~~
373/4
35%
37
Par
26
10
*
-American Cyanamid
Telephone &
64%- Jan
39
Sale Price
300
•
*
Armco Steel
11.74, Jan
Apr
Exchange
May
Unlisted Stocks—
Anaconda
Jan
57%
Last
153/4
»
Radiator
Jan
10%
98
38%
STOCKS
443/4
,_5
American
4874
92.
61%
Ford Building
153/4
—;
—
American
764,
11%
37
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
♦
—
American Airlines
44%
Members
New York Stock
443/4
Rapid'
1
.U s Playing Card
U S Printing common
Allied
Apr
11.
59%
Detroit Slock
50
class B
38%
37
—10
——
♦
•
Randall
Jan
Feb
3874
—-
5o
;
common-
47%
32%
.12.50
——*—
21 y2 Mar
37% May
73
——*_—_
new
41% May
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Detroit
G
Jan
60
10.
43%
.
High
20% May
31%
Kroger
P
Mar-
42 %
61
.
4%
*
Little Mining gtd
Lunkenheimer
8534
38%
_•
-(
Low
38%
73%
—————
.
26
8974.Mar
Apr
413/4.
43%
Range Since Jan. 1
23%
37%
*—*—,
Gibson
.
73%
Jan
Apr
'
Sales
Shares
-10
common
Jan
^,.74% Jan
40%
14
38%.
.10
:
for Week
-25
Formica Ins
Preferred
22%
16
78%
Jan
.
4.7'%" Mar^
Apr
200
5%
-50
—
Eagle Picher
Kahn
12%
25
24%
81%
Bearing-
Jan
24%
38%
.8%
-25
Railway—*
Ware
.34% Jan
125
76%
-
•
34
r
56
,
,
Jan
Apr
Jan
,
33
High
4%
-
Tel
Art
Range1
of Prices
24%
8
Carey
Tobacco
Jin
Jah
Apr
Feb/
42% Mar
Exchange
Week's
*
Low
—20
Baldwin
Cincinnati
32%
25%
51
50
82%
.5
Apr
X36%
37
Last
:
Street
Apr
.25
Carbide
Jan
Sale Price
Cincinnati
28J/a
125
Jan
86%
Friday
Cincinnati
Jan
24*
125
...
13%
Toledo Edison
Westinghouse
68%
Feb
Api^
2274
32
-
73/4
Apr
May
Feb
King-Seeley
Kresge Co (S S)
Masco
Screw Products
Murray
Corporation
———12Va
1
——
10
-
19
2 3%
19
.
184
1,020
100
214
21 % -Feb.
23 V4
Jan
35
39 V2
Jan
5Vo
Apr
Anr.
.
Jan
19% Jan
Apr
69
43%
■37y«
Studebaker
45%, Jan
8
Electric
.;>
26%
J53
—5
—
4Js
4%. Apr
59 y2 May
Jan
1,614,
11%
STOCKS
&
52 3/g
—
Jan
40% May
72 % May
Cincinnati Stock
Cincinnati Gas
26%
- -
34%^Ja.r
50. :
;
—
Jan
Jan
15
.
—15
(N J) new.—
.(Ohio)—
Steel
:
21
17%
107
/;
*
34%, .Feb
Jan
33
50
43/k
v.
Jan
29%
15
Jan
24
—12.50
Champion Paper preferred
Churngold Corp
.
Jan,
18.
r ""9
^
19
.
60% Mar
25%. Apr
43%
(Ind)—
Roller
'
55% Mayj#»
36 Vi Jan
Jan
'l;'7/
255
_*
Laundry
43
"56
61%,
-
Woolworth
26 Va
183/4
■
——
Brands
Oil
Jan
60y» Jan
,
32% May
'
56J/4
61%
18%.
—1.40^^^'^
——
Standard Oil
"
Feb
19'A, 19'A
*—-—
Oil
Vs.Mar.
50
'
50
*
v-.r
Standard
55
""507
'4%
-"—50
Schenley Industries
Searst Roebuck.
S
32%
"
Co
41%
37%. Feb ;
365
.26 %
—
Vacuum
i«y?. Jan
'3'5:y2.Mar^
9178 Jah
"
w;%,
—
Southern
.Mari',.
56%-.56%
Oil
Radia C°rP
Union
55aA
32%
Telephone:
American
53%
33%. 33%
Sinclair
,
80%> Apr
175
-
5% May
7
.pure'
Timken
.
Jan
30% Mar
5 J/8, Mar
15
133
57% >58%
112%
33% Feb;
92.
r-;; ii'7:
40%.
393/4.
PeW^. 76%
29% Jan
r
/
;r
— 823*.-
■
35%
$8%
■■
*■
..
_5 * *: 55%
———
Standard
15%
,
34%
25
~; j
35% May
Apr
33%, Jan
68%
200--,:.
..5^'«% ■;
82%. 82.%
————-r~
RR
Socony
■
40% Apt
-
Apr
74%
—
Inc
27 %
23%
72%
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Woodiey Petroleum Co,
Jan
53%Mag
•
,
.
Mar
20
Jan
808
39
60%
——*
System
17%, Jan
23'A
xl9% Mar
30
•
——
Co.
issued
Waldorf
500
•
Machinery
Rubber
17%
26%
21
*
Co
United Shoe
17%
26%
21
_•
Co
Fruit
17%.
•
1
;
$4 cumul 2nd. preferred*
Union Twist Drill
,
Jan
Stop & Shop Inc
Suburban Electric Securities—
Torrington
5%
_i5
Motors-—
.Packard^
Feb
Feb
17%
25
& Webster Inc
Stone
487
11
Apr,
;-97% May
33,
297/«- 30y*
Ohio Edison
U
Shawmut
192
15
—
Central
N. Y
Jan
Jan
106
26,.
60c
18%
11%
430.
18%
Jan
8c
2,000
109%
109
18%
2.50
Rexall Drug Co—
175
76
International Harvester
National; Cash .—:
21 % Mar
12%
12%
Hartford—100
.
357/».
75 y2
—7?
General" Electric;
General
Jan
12%
_20
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co—_——
35'A
-
101 »/4 101%,
—
Federated Dept, Store*
Jan
26
May
24 %
18%
19%
1
„
System
England Tel & Tel——:
33% Jan
'<
dji, Pont'
Apr
5
New England Electric
48
35
Jan
46
1
Ass'n
60?,
-
————
Day torn Power & Light—
Standard
Nash-Keivinator 1
49
*
City Products
Feb
91%
Apr
70% May
13
•
High
9%. Feb,
105
10 y»,
36%.
76
25
—10
——
Clopay Corp
Columbia Gas
10 %• Jan
24%
100
Low
36%
25
—
Service;
Cities
33% Mar
Apr
lo
Corp_
RangeSinceJan, 1
.
48 %
rim—^
——————
Ohio
&
Chrysler Corp
60%, Jan
54%, Feb
30%,, Jan
160?
Mar
25
—
Maine Central RR common—
Chemical
G
59'%
Kennecott
Mathieson
54.83 54.83
1
High
.
Pacific
Canadian
Penn
General. Capital Corp
General Electric
Shares
10%
Baldwin—LimarHamilton ------—13
Bethlehem Steel J:——-
53 %, Jan
Apr
22 %..
National Stores
First
2%
46
47
for Week
Low
.
Natidnai Distillers—*-
Ry—
6f/e 1st preferred series A,
Eastern Steamship Lines Inc
,
;
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price-
Par
-
Range.
Par
.,100
Tel St. Tel-
Araerican
Sale Price
Sales.
Week's
Sales.
-
Range
of Prices.
Last
STOCKS.
,
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Number 5115
Volume 175
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1987)
35
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
.
,,
Par
,
Welding-
Low
1
High
3Vk.
2'/2
Low
3%
2%
__
325
3Vb
800
2%
Jade
Apr
Jones
1,100
4% May*
47/b
Peninsular Metal Products
1
3Ye
3 V*
4
3,300
2%
4
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Ltd
Ry Co (Un)
Tractor
52%
Jan
_1
(Un—
Eureka
Central
Feb
11
May
114
11%
Corp
Canadian
(J
8% Mar
47
10
California
of
Pacific Tel
48% May
7%
Co
&
Feb
630
7%
3
59%
Apr
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8
80c
Jan
415
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40
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25c
14%
7%
10
100
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Jan
48%
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Company
18%
3c
5
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26%
__
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15'A May
13%
10
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(Un)
Jan
1.40
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1
5%
Jan
48%
(Un)
Stores
15% May
2.65
al9%f
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Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1,250
4%
241
Jan
1.15
a66 a67%
2.65
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Pacific
1,300
1%
15
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Burlington Mills Corp
Jackson Co
Canadian
4,800
9%
47
5
1
Byron
'Case
690
1%
Corporation.
Corp
Broadway-Hale
16%
—2
16%
8%
92 %c Mar
59%
__
__
22%
(Un)
22% May
414 Mar
2
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(Un——
Co
Company
Borg-Warner
'
Jan
10c
Mining
18%
7% May
112
75
•
Railway Co
5%
Mar
4
Feb
2.85
11
Feb
18'A
5,850
50c
(Un)
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Mammoth
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3%
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4
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25
22%
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Apr
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Bendix
Benguet Consolidated Mining
10%
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Co
Finance
Pacific
425
7%
9%
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500
■
3
1
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12% Mar
10%
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May
10% May
56
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—
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74 % Mar
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Jan
7%
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*
Co
Pacific
150
22%
16%
24%
11
1
Aviation
275
7%
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Feb
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61%
153%
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26
1,392
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—___:
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York
Northern
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100
1
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Co
Petroleum
Apr
4
15
1
Supply
New
10%
13
—n.—75c
Railroad
Ohio
&
(Un)
57%
100
52%c
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(Un)
Prod
Gypsum
Jan
17% May
6%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Distillers
53
199
10%
a81%
atto-/b
35%
Manufacturing Corp (Un)..
Jan
77
43%
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Feb
1,884
4
2%
3
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
National.City Lines
29
Apr
a?8%-a37%
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Jan
41
5514
2%
1
Apr
36%
50
(Un)
Co
Feb
20
43%
Diablo
12%
60
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90%
a41% a41%
1
(Un)
48
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70
a61% a61%
10
Utilities
Feb
Apr
1.40
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1.40
1
314
274 May
a27%
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Feb
74
16%
18
Co
67/8
18%
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Jan
775
154 154%
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Petroleum
345
29
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Inc
Jan
5
Apr
17% Mar
.
7%
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20
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29;
29
&
36%
50
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May
20
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27
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Apr
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Armco
27—
—
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Low
40
250
3
Libby
(Un)
Oil
Motorola
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3
1
54%
33%c
13c
al7% al7%
a73% a76%
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2.50
Monogram Pictures Corp
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
Shares
a257/e a267/8
(Un)
(new)
&
&
Low
10
___
Co
Co
Radiator
Amer
—'
Co
30
5%
al7%
1
(Glenn
Middle
for Week
of Prices
Inc*(Un)
Airlines
American
—_______1
_
Gold Mining >—
'
*
__—
Aircraft
Merchants
Sales
Range
Last
Corp
Alaska Juneau
8.75
(Un)
Corp
240
a28%a28%
5%
21,600
Mar
Angeles Stock Exchange
Sale Price k
Admiral
Light .(Un)
Petroleum
15%
Menasco
.
1
Low
27c
a2214a227/b
a28%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21c
__
1
Co
McNeil
McKesson
Par
10
Chemical
x.ttnd
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Mascot
STOCKS
&
Copper
Martin
Los
Low
25c
Sales
12% May
150
514
—
(Un)
Corp
Jan
17/b
9
Kaiser-Frazer
960
9%
Wayne Screw Products
1,000
Jan
5
123/4
"
__
Shares
10c
__
Kaiser
14%
1
common
4 V2 Mar
Company
Laughiin Steel
&
May
14'A
—
for Week
Jan
12'A
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__
1
Radiator
352
Oil
Kropp Forge Co
1
common..
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States
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•
1
Standard
United
—
10
common
Manufacturing
Udylite
-
4%
1%
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——__i
Jan
8%
__
5
______
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2
—
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•
«-
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
Jan
4%
•,
Last
High
3%
3%
4%
—
Friday
Sale Price
Apr
45/a
Rickel
9
STOCKS
*
(Fred B>-Co—:
MAY
„„„„„
2
Prophet
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
National Stamping
v-——.
Packard Motor Cat—
com
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
National Eleptric
FOR
Sales
300
13% May
15%
30
a__
11
11%
500
11
36%
36%
214
914
43%
9%
43%
220
4214
44%
44"%
220
44% May
7c
9c
45
500
34,000
—
May
35% Apr
8% Mar
7c
Apr
May
a__
Feb
—
15%
Jan
39%
Jan
10%
Jan
43%
Feb
44% Ma12c
J-an
V
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1988)
.
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1952
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED MAY
9
Friday
Midwest Slock
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
compilation of the round-lot transactions only.
A
Friday
Kansas
Range
for Week
Sail Price
of Price;!
Shares
5
10
5;
1
Steel Co
Acme
Affiliated
Bearing
& Roller
Ball
Aetna
Equip
Gas
(111)
Investment Co
American
2%
—~—1
1
(Un)
American Airlines
American
21%
American
Copper
•
100''
504
10
5
1—2.50
Tel & Tel Co,
Anaconda
(111)
Co
Ac
Mining (Un)
(Un)
Steel Co
Armco
Armour
-
common
Industries
Arwin
Ashland Oil & Refin new com
Rights w i
Automatic Washer
Avco
Mfg
15%
154%
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36 %
10%,
25%
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Co
Manufacturing
Asbestos
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(Un)
Rad & Stand San
i
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—
3
Co„
—
7A
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Corp—
Jan
Laclede Gas
Jan
Lam son
1,100
2% May
3%
800
12'A May
16%
600
20
Belden
__10
;—•—-—
Apr
157%
Apr
Feb
55%
Jan
Apr
42
41%
Jan
1,100
10% May
12%
400
25% May
25% May
,
Jan
1%
350
Co
Binks
Manufacturing
Booth
Fisheries
Lindsay Light & Chemical
Lion
Oil
Shoe
Brown
Burkhart
(F)
Mills Corp
Burlington
B"Uer Brothers common
1% Mar
Marshall
McKee
Field
&
(Arthur
Castle
.—
Brewing Corp
Centlivre
& South
Central
—1
10
50c
5
Biscuit——
& Co
(A M)
West Corp
class
Mar
11
Feb
Jan
Missouri
Jan
Modine
850
17% May
400
46
53 %
Apr
Jan
Portland
Mfg
Monroe
Chemical
Co
1% Mar
5%
Apr
7%
Feb
46% May
54%
Apr
19%
Apr
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
12% May
13%
Jan
National
Standard
Tile
New
500 A
18
Jan
300J
61%
Jan
70
Mar
North
100
44,
Jan
47
Jan
North
Amercan
North
American
15%
Apr
(The)
Coleman
54% Mar
13%
Apr
14%
Apr
Northern Illinois
29% Mar
35%
Jan
Northern
Jan
Northwest
17%
18"-
400
17% Mar
18
16%
100
20'A
Jan
12%
13%
700
16% May
12% Feb
13%
16%
600
-
v
19%
15% May
•
Mar
2%
2%
2% Mar
100
2%
2,000
15
15
2
15
May
100
Feb
2%
Jan
May
2%
Jan
Jan
16%
17
1,000
16%
Apr
17%
35%
36%
1,200
33%
Jan
36% May
15%
600
15
17%
17%
100
15%
Jan
18%
20%
21%
200
19%
Feb
24
Mar
94
Jan
104
Apr
68%
Feb
15% May
May
Apr
Finance
Chemical
Ohio Edison
Packard
A—
Class
du Pont
Pan
Kodak
Eastman
Elder
Pepsi-Cola
of
Mills
83%
200
80
Jan
84
Mar
Public
100
18% Mar
25
Jan
Pullman
Drive
Four-Wheel
76% May
Philco
Potter Co
22 % May
26%
Jan
Pressed
15%
15%
15%
1,500
29
32%
3,300
30%
Jan
33
Mar
35%
35%
900
34%
Jan
36 %
7%
7%
33
7%
7%
Foods
General
Crop
Motors
Gibson
(W
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Gray
Great
Greif
Drug
Greyhound Corp
Hammond
Hein
(The)
(Un)
5%
Radio
Jan
9
Apr
RKO
Corp
of
1,900
10
Jan
4%
5%
Jan
101
May
Jan
200
9%
Apr
11%
Jan
300
12 %
Apr
15
Jan
26%
26 %
50
26%
Jan
27
Mar
pfd_25
17%
18 3A
300
17% May
20
18%
18%
19
1,000
17% Mar
10
10
10%
900
35%
Jan
20%
Jan
Feb
83/4
10%
Apr
33%
35%
300
Apr
29%
200
33% May
27% Feb
363/s
29%
32%
Apr
54
55
400
48%
Feb
123/4
13%
400
123/4
Apr
58% Mar
13% Feb
10%
300
13%
l
10
26 3/s
27%
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30%
May
13%
Jan
313/4
Feb
42% May
68% Jan
Apr
Jan
115
Feb
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River Raisin Paper Co
1
Co_
25%
Apr
35
1,600
23%
Jan
28 3%
Apr
300
2%
Apr
4%
Jan
3%
100
3% May
4
Jan
8%
100
18%
18%
400
18%
40
5
40
100
38% May
8%
50c
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2,900
4%
3%
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)_
Rexall Drug (Un)
~~~~2~50
8 % May
Apr
Jan
11
Jan
20%
Jan
44
Jan
5%
5%
400
400
32 %
Apr
83A
100
8%
Feb
9
Jan
49%
83
Jan
50
Apr
9%
11%
18,200
8%
Jan
11% May
20%
33
33%
83A
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49%
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173/a
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18
Feb
50
39
44
Jan
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Shenley Industries
May
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Feb
Jan
11%
113/4
400
9% Mar
12%
21%
600
16%
Jan
24 Va
Feb
203/4
Jan
33
Jan
5% May
6%
Jan
393/4
Jan
7%
7%
600
7
Feb
7%
Apr
Serrick Corp class B
Shell Oil Co
7%
7%
700
7% May
8%
Jan
Shellmar
10
43
19%
19%
100
18 3/4
May
26%
19%
1.40
26%
400
26 %
Apr
500
Apr
7%
57
57
2%
2%
200
52%
Jan
1,300
2%
Apr
19
19
,
57
May
2%
Jan
Sinclair Oil Corp
Society
Brand
Apr
20
Feb
Socony Vacuum
69%
Jan
South
Jan
8%
Apr
Southern
Co
41%
Apr
44%
Jan
Southern
Pacific
44%
10a
54%
55%
3,600
Feb
303/4
100
29%
Apr
31
8%
400
8
Mar
8
36
36%
40%
•
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-
50
9%
Jan
Jan
Spiegel
Lathe
68
Feb
83% Mar
1,550
32
Feb
36%
Jan
43
443A
1,100
42%
Feb
47%
Jan.
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650
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50%
38%
50
11
Feb
56%
Jan
Jan
20 %
Apr
13% Mar
4% May
15
Jan
5% Mar
40%
363/4
38%
900
34%
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23%
23
23%
250
23
5
40%
400
34% May
42%
Jan
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13%
13%
133/4
3,000
72%
74%
400
8%
87/a
100
2%
100
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100
50%
Feb
57%
83
400
75
Jan
91% Mar
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2
Warrants
Oil
Standard
Oil
CaliforniaZZ
of
of
4
Indiana.,
25
100
403/a May
47%
Jan
Standard
Oil
N
7%
7%
8%
950
7% Mar
8%
Feb
Standard
Oil
Co
2%
23/4
23/4
200
2 3/, May
3%
Feb
Sterling Aluminum Products
13%
13%
50
Apr
14%
18% May
20 y2
Feb
17
817/8
12%
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
60% Jan
8"%
Apr
2% Mar
27
Feb
13%
Apr
75
Apr
10 %
Jan
3
Jan
Apr
Jan
12%
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(Un)
15
700
300
Mar
19%
Feb
11 %
Stone Container Corp
3
11%
11%
IIV4
Jan
llYs
Feb
Studebaker Corp
173/4
18
450
17
Apr
22%
Jan
Sunbeam
52%
53
600
51
May
58 %
Jan
Sundstrand
2
25
53
1,400
Stewart-Warner
1
lo
6
6 %
4,000
23%
23
23%
250
37
37
37
5%
1
21%
21%
10
10
10%
39%
39%
39%
25
25
25
5
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50
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5%
Apr
6%
Jan
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Swift
Corp
—
Jan
40
May
47%
Jan
400
13%
Jan
15'/4
Jan
18%
18%
100
18%
Apr
20 3/4
9%
37%
39
29
•
common
9%
38%
29
29%
93A
850
9% Mar
103/4
Feb
Jan
1,400
32
Feb
39
400
29
Apr
33%
Apr
Jan
May
5
13%
133/4
14%
950
13%
Apr
16
Z~1
(Un)
21%
21%
22%
2,300
20%
Jan
24 %
Apr
31
31
31
Apr
35 Va
Jan
56%
56%
100
53%
Feb
60
353/a
353/8
300
32%
Jan
35%
Feb
45
45
100
44%
Jan
47 %
Jan
600
13
25
34
Jan
39
Mar
Texas
Co
Apr
24 %
Jan
Texas
Utilities
Jan
11%
Feb
Thompson
Thor
9%
100
38%
Feb
42%
Feb
50
24 %
Apr
26
Jan
Timken
50
4
Feb
5%
Apr
Toledo
(The)
25
Co
49
49%
300
43
Feb
49%
Apr
Trane Co
10%
10%
10%
300
10
Feb
11%
Apr
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Co_
(The)
26
2
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Continental Corp_
68%
68%
200
56
Jan
68% May
Truax-Traer Coal
•
18%
18%
650
18
Feb
19"%
Jan
208
1
12
12
50
12
Apr
16%
14%
Apr
20
300
18%
Apr
20
Mar
11%
1,600
10%
Jan
11% Mar
26%
2,150
22%
Feb
26%
Jan
800
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
300
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
42
42
100
42
Apr
44
Feb
51%
52
160
50
Jan
52
Mar
59%
57%
Feb
64%
4%
Jan
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Mar
14%
24%
1
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13%
19%
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5
Tri
Jan
11
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200
13%
5
.
Detroit
Edison
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Corp
49
68%
85
700
14%
ZZZZZl
ZZZZl
Co
&
20
950
73% May
42%
14%
Apr
50
-
(Un)
new
400
413/s
14%
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Machine Tool
Oil
150
21%
3
5%
21% Jan
Corp
Corp
773/8
42%
5
Z
76
10
(Ohio)
17
14%
3
Jan
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34%
34%
34% May
37% Mar
Union
—,
32%
32%
50
32% Mar
37
Jan
32%
323%
1,000
31% May
36%
Jan
U
34%
35
200
33%
41
La
United
—
600
S
Carbide
11
Apr
&
Co
—-
•
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■
—
~9%
—
—
11
11
100
11
Apr
14%
Jan
Walgreen
45%
400
43
May
50%
Feb
Warner Bros Pictures
37%
100
37
Apr
38%
Jan
Wieboldt Stores
17
500
15% Feb
17%
Apr
9 %
8%
Jan
9% Mar
200
100
71% May
83 %
Jan
38%
38%
1,600
37% May
42%
Jan
28 % May
Co
$4.25
preferred
Willys-Overland Motors
25%
26
700
25% May
27%
Feb
500
23
Apr
25%
Jan
Woodall
50
5
Apr
1,000
22
May
22%
;
22%
6
25%
Mar
Jan
Industries
Inc
Machine Co
71
28%
100
28% May
13%
13%
200
13% May
15%
Feb
113/4
MM*
12
1,050
11% Mar
13
Jan
71
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5
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900
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Apr
59
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200
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Jones As Laughlin Steel
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33%
60%
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Interstate Power Co
,
4,600
59
Raytheon Manufacturing
Remington Rand (Un)_„
16
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600
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Apr
Jan
13
1
&
33%
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Apr
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333A
4%
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10
9%
12% May
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33%
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Jan
29%
38%
100
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5
200
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900
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1
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15%
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A May
.
13%
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15%
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14%
Interlake Steamship
International
15%
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14
400
America
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12%
1
International Mineral Ac Chemical
International Packers Ltd—
International Paper (Un)
39%
May
Apr
10
341,000
30%
May
33
200
173/a
20
1
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38%
153/8
9%
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Jan
14%
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International
1,450
36%
42%
700
107
39
•
Independent Pneumatic
Jan
11% Mar
293A
St Regis Paper Co
1—
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10
42
Indiana
Jan
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21%
Jan
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Jan
9%
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100
123/4
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•
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Jan
Mar
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43
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Hydraulic Press Brick common
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20
9%
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.
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200
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Mar
•
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16
3
43%
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38%
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Jan
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Feb
11%
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2
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6,500
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Jan
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100
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213/8 Mar
43
18%
300
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10
107
7%
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8
5%
107
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10
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5
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66%
Jan
1
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Apr
7%
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Jan
59%
60
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32
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3
100
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100
450
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8%
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Jan
32%
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2
2%
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5
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Jan
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47%
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44
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100
1
5
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44
44
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81%
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Feb
Jan
class B
19%
1
15
(Un)
37%
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10
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—
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Jan
34%
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5
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14
300
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20
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12
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5
—
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1,900
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36
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12%
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35%
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States
76%
100
74%
5
Detroit Ac Cleveland Nav
12%
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700
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100
.
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200
2,300
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25
(Un)
Jan
200
550
54
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Jan
57
363/4 May
8% Jan
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101%
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4%%
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27
50
250
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17
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Cities
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24% May
100
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1% Mar
150
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500
37
Montgomery Ward & Co
300
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25
Chicago Towel Co common
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25%
50
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1%
15%
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1
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,
8% Jan I
24%
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15%
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17% Mar
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.
1
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50
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Minneapolis Brewing Co
Mississippi River Fuel
43%
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Apr
Mar
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68%
—
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50
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1,600
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100
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100
8 3A
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7%
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67%
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17%
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Feb
41%
Jan
10
—
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19%
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40
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29% Mar
•
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13
10
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700
15%
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Lincoln Printing Co common
23% Mar
48%
5
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100
4
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8%
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1%
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100
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23
8
200
17% May
200
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11
May
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200
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5%
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17%
Apr
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218,500
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Jan
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Jan
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40
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Jan
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27
100
9
19%
•
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Jan
200
17%
Jan
9%
10%
Bastian-Blessing Co
Mfg Co
Bendix Aviation
8%
8% May
28%
9
33 %c
7% Mar
1
High
17%
*
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Co
600
21%
12%
21%
Copper
Low
•
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge
400
40%
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
Jan
25% May
8%
2%
12%
2%
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—
64%
1,000
Bange Since Jan.
High
28%
9
1
l/s
18%
1
26%
Kennecott
30
Apr
Drug Co
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
High
LOW
53
10
56%
27%
7%
56%
7%
8'A
—
—
1
(Un)—
Alleghany Corp
56%
27 %
Banre Slate Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
Katz
Low
City Power & Light
—*
Power & Light (Un)—I—8.75
Kansas
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Last
Bale Price
Exchange
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1989)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
MAY
ENDED
D
Friday
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Par
American Stores
Tel
American
Atlantic
*
Tel
ft
100
City Elec Co
Securities
Secur
5%
1st pld
Hires
Power
(Charles
9%
Apr
4
10
10%
Apr
14
63 %
Apr
69%
Feb
14 %
790
7%
7%
300
24%
319
22%
41%
167
40
54
56%
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15%
16
1
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10
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•
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11
50
9%
213
14
13%
14
•
Light
8'A
28%
28%
28 3A
11%
Feb
Feb
17 %
14%
Jan
14%
Apr
26%
Feb
29% Mar
18%
19%
3,406
17%
Feb
20 %
52 3A
1,747
50% May
67%
%
%
100
40%
122
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30%
3,675
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A
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5
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25%
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26
25
Jan
50 %
50%
51%
247
—
•
common
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—
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—
25%
41%
Corp
41%
423/4
84%
85 3A
136
4%
Jan
30%
Feb
20
25%
20
19 % Mar
22
24 %
31
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57%
__
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53%
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Jan
Range
•*
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7%
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17% May
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32
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2%
$2.50 convertible preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
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Pittsburgh
Renner
&
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State
15
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—_____
15
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Mar
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22
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5
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175
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20
__
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Air
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Alaska
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Chem
&
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27
__
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»
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20
%
12%
770
Feb
68% May
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'
•
15%
Apr
103% May
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„
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Anaconda
Copper
Co
•
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Mining
(Un)
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
M
3% Mar
76%
49% May
105%
Steel Corp
Top
Wedge
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&
(Un)
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new
Corp
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Morrison-Knudsen
Nash-Kelvinator
Auto
34%
100
34%
Jan
34% Mar
National
City
15%
16
586
15% Mar
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(Un)_
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43%
262
Jan
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3
7%
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51
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Company
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RR
Apr
54%
35%
Feb
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55%
Feb
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37
Apr
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—
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1
3%
Feb
100
3%
Apr
18%
Feb
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Ohio
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3%
Jan
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46%
47%
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Feb
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Jan
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Feb
Jan
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42
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61
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Jan
52
Feb
Pacific
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69%
50
62%
Jan
69% May
6%
14
14%
122
13%
Feb
14 % May
5%%
19
19
100
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23%
39
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Jan
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Jan
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10%
21%
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1.85
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Jan
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150
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Apr
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Jan
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—
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4,193
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65
440
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28
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19
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450
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100
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14%
59%
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14%
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Jan
195
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Jan
67%
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400
69%
Jan
56
14%
13
14%
—
48%
5
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15%
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92
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Jan
Jan
15
Feb
Apr
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Feb
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Feb
2%
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54% Mar
50
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Northrop Aircraft Inc
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1%
9% May
42
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48%
—
6%
14%
—
25
12% Mar
22%
1%
•
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43
67%
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84% Mar
3%
46
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Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings
47%
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Benguet Cons Mining Cap (Un)
40
32%
(Un)
Investment
Feb
22%
*+.m.
-100
Aviation
Bethlehem
10%
435
31 %
14%
preferred
4
(Un)
Bandini Petroleum
Bendiw
10 %
31%
14%
•
Aviation
May
1.70 May
140
Apr
32%
(Un)
Occidental Petroleum
Baldwin-Lima-Hamll
44%
13%
Niagara Mohawk Power
40
185
314
•
*
Jan
50
46
16
1
36%
3,210
45
16
Corp.
27% May
10
Apr
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Co
265
1.85
2%
—
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1
28%
80%
Jan
Jan
255
1
Prod
N
10
37%
46%
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Natomas
1.70
Feb
40%, Mar
286
1
Feb
1.70
34
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Jan
80%
50
-—P2
Jan
336
32%
—______
156%
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common
Jan
10
325
14%
(Un)
153% Mar
242
47%
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70
37
Apr
Apr
2,^
—7.50
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Mines
1,191
37
Jan
Feb
(Un)
42%
43%
Apr
90%
42%
______10
Co
Distillers
100
16%
Apr
35%
1,976
5
*
Corp
National
2,153
—
May
16
81%
Jan
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..
Feb
1%
13
—•
Utilities
30% May
51
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55%
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Cons
M
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—10
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& Co
Atchison
Atok-Big
&
Montgomery
Jan
16%
J
Montana-Dakota
Jan
30% May
34%
Jan
a__
35%
58%
—
Lode
Mother
315
33%
33%
Jan
3%
357/s Mai
25
1
3,253
50%
34%
*
Co__
70
Jan
Co
Mfg
%
27%
21 % Mar
Feb
214
13
Machine
(Un)—
43%
II_50
—20
Archer-Daniels-Midland
27%
Feb
2.80 Mar
1.20
Frank Co Inc
30%
41%
15 %
39%
(Glenn)
%
42%
_
Feb
62
95
—
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Mindanao
Natl
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Co
9%
21% Mar
Feb
19,560
common——_!
Co
34%
_•
(Un)_
Apr
15%
2.25
Middle South Utilities Inc
Jan
49%
Apr
Jan
925
53%
(Un)—
*
—.—2.50
——
154% 154%
_
Tel
&
American
Avco
Feb
27%
12%
8
Feb
57
101%
7
57%
1
(Un)—8%
Corp
Navigation
Menasco
Smelting & Refining—
Common
American
Armour
60%
Apr
103% 103%
Jan
2.00
com
Light
&
30%
Car &
Armco
;
12%
<Un)__
Amer
American
.
__
(Un)
48% May
99
43%
.—
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Meier &
High
Feb
49%
49%
•
_
Inc
Jan
90
a9%
13
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Co
Matson
24%
2%
43%
35
Marchant
Range Since Jan. 1
70
75
"489
85.
55%
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20%
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100
Jan
12%
Jan
a9%
__
10
Salt
Martin
60%
3%
82
1%
20
Chemical
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Magnavox
70
68%
Apr
7%
11% Mar
84
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Corp
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LOW
3%
..
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8%
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__
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Leslie
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68%
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Power
Kennecott
Kern
Jan
25
10
Co
Mfg
Airlines
American
Mining
Dye Corp
Limited
Aluminium
American
Gold
Feb
19%
18%
(Un)
Tel
ft
Aluminum
Kansas
18% May
!
25
25
64
Apr
18%
Co
Kaiser-Frazer
Jan
a56 % a56 %
*
(Un)
Feb
17%
—
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—
Tel
Mining
Kaiser
Exchange
High
364
64
14%
Paper Co
International
IXL
Jan
24% Mar
Feb
35
Low
5
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14 % May
Feb
443
Shares
825
14% May
14%
Independent Exploration
Apr
37%
of Prices
34 %v
33%
827
35% May
__
Jan
for Week
Sale Price
500
20
Power
5
18% May
24% Mar
Range
1
2.90
84
_•
Maryland Mines Corp
15c
1
Week's
20
62%
Feb
—_—12%
Idaho
Apr
499
Last
18%
62%
2.85
__
•
(Un)—_
Jan
Jan
18%
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v
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30
100%
Libby McNeill & Libby__
STOCKS
88
50%
1
International Harvester
25%
San Francisco Stock
2
100%
——7
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Loew's Inc (Un)—
*
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Jan
7% May
33 %
—6%
International
18%
■' ■
Jan
12
1
Inc
Jan
36%
■
72
170
3
Co-
Jan
25%
.
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Apr
66 %
♦
—
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11
53
65
66
Mar
•
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Co class A
50
22%
34% Mar
285
•
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35%
11c
14,500
Feb
5
Apr
4%
100
12c"
23%
1
Engineering ft Foundry
New
(Un)
common
Mar
Jan
33%
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Pineapple Co Ltd
2%
40c
Jan
28
88
10
(Un)
Nor
Apr
13% Mar
•100
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10c
Westinghouse. Air
Rubber
43
1,000
Jan
34
15%
40
38
100
Johns-Manville
Toy Mining
Standard
Co—
2% May
9%
16%
—
Feb
91
11%
1
common
33% May
50
_i___
.
San
&
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Co
2%
75
9%
Feb
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100
48%
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34
47%
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•
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|
47%
10
38 % Mar
445
*
Utilities
13% May
34
25
Corp
Apr
73^
*
preferred
Public
Holly
1,300
35%
34-
5
Honokaa Sugar Co (Un)
Honolulu
Oil
Corp
2%
39%
45
33%
•
common
27% Mar
2%
2%
Feb
17%
10
common
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Common
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Corp
38
120
36 %
73/4
5
Hilton Hotels Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co—
Pitts
Co
Motors
34% May
2%
76% Mar
65
17%
_15
Chemical
Am
25%
2%
—_
23% Mar
a34% a34%
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75
Apr
14%
1
32
Jan
Feb
66%
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26%
4%
Jan
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34%
12%
19%
69
32
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75
200
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Greyhound Corp
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2,116
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common
10
100
5%
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76%
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A
Co
Jan
17%
12%
36 % May
1
Ltd
Paint
Hudson
Penn
class
Jan
29%
4%
5 %
Apr
5
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Goodyear Tire &
22% Mar
Jan
12%
Corp____ __—5
Fireproofing
33%
___
26%
10
715
5
common
34%
Gas
36%
1
common
Great
17%
_
35%
25
Inc
—
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29%
'
—
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357/g
5
Electric
Hawaiian
Home
1.85 May
1
_______
16%
7% May
20%
Jan
Feb
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Bank—
Corp
18
Apr
FeD
48%
1.35
____15
(Un)
Jan
46
15
153
51%
Apr
•
Machinery
4%
High
37% May
16% Feb
75
15%
(Un)
Aircraft
America
Corp
Golden
53
21%
5
__
17
15
_—______
Duquesne Brewing
Equitable Gas Co
38%
16%
0
Columbia Gas System
Follansbee Steel
37%
Co
Capwell
Gladding
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Jan
39
22,134
1.33%
Gillette Safety Razor common
High
47%
1.85
4
for Week
Par
Corp
National
Cumulative
Shares
495
380
50
Gas
Apr
51
14%
Vultee
%
397^
14%
Motors
Jnft
27% May
49%
•
General
Sales
of Prices
% May
35%
1.55
♦
Products Corp
Natural Gas
Eureka
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Last
2,844
1/4
27% May
80
Kodak
General
Friday
14
710
Grocers
Apr
1.70
El Dorado Oil Works
Feb
58
51
33%
39%
Electrical
Apr
__
8%
(E I)
General
Sale Price
906
35%
Labs
Pont
General
STOCKS
Apr
a36% a36%
a2b% a26%
__
8
Chemical
Food
Week's
8
a34%
common
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Feb
$1,300
Jan
34%
of
Emporium
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6
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6,466
•
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El
BONDS
7%
•
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Jan
40
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7%
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34% Mar
25%
—
Jan
7%
25
Dow
5'A Mar
259
20
20
,
5%
29
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(Un)
Duiiiiiiguez Oil
Jan
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May
5
N
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$3 cum preferred
Jan
95
33 %
5
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10
Coal
48%
Jan
32%
'
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Inc
Apr
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50%
25
•
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class
Zellerbach
4,B'"
47% Mar
1,081
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System
Doernbecher Mfg Co
Jan
40 %
599
,
Improvement—
54%
(Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Di
28% Mar
49% May
149
85 %
_____
Oil Co
7
25
25%
25
(Un)
Preferred
Apr
25%
7%
'
•
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25
•
First
Crown
Jan
28%
20
common
Crocker
Jan
8
Feb
a47
25%
A
Natural
Creameries
'
Apr
-Ian
5%
1
.
Edison
Ind
Consolidated
Feb
15%
Feb
Coppermines
Continental
Apr
Apr
5%
•
Co
coin
System
Edison
Consol
13%
40
10
common
(Un)
Solvents
Consolidated
Jan
40%
Gas
Chem
Consol
300
5a/4
2%
Consolidated
Jan
50%
52%
3
Gas
Consol
133/4
53/4
25
Commonwealth
4%
13%
12.50
B
Commercial
Apr
Apr
RR
Co
Broadcast
Columbia
•
50
preferred
Class
Apr
9%
Apr
(Un)
Corp
Service
Feb
53/4
25
America
Mining
Paul
St
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Columbia
Apr
13% Mar
1,516
Cm
Chrysler
56 % May
17%
Eureka
3%
2
Ltd
(Un)
Co
ol
584
13%
__
Tractor
High
Low
4
5
Oil Co
Ry
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4
*
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Cities
A—
& Co new com
Corp
Central
Jan
Low
—
Celanese
43% Mar
Feb
(J I)
common
class
Pacific
Cateipiiiar
Apr
25%
15% May
10% Mar
250
1
&
49%
11
—
8%
Apr
May
Co
Atlantic
Rights
76% May
Feb
6
16%
— —
1
Scott Paper common
Bait Transit
Feb
68
40
5
Shares
•
Co
Case
Apr
23%
•
for Week
5
Packing Corp
Canadian
Jan
13%
76%
75
75%
5
25
•
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Jan
14
Corp
Tile
Canadian
Jan
63%
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Westmoreland
Jan
3%
14
E)
Westmoreland
11%
13 %
preference
Gas
Feb
common
Philco Corp
Public Service El &
United
Apr
375
.
United
24%
4
3%
3%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
,_10
Rights
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
•
Philadelphia Electric common
•
Phila Transportation Co common
•
Sun
Jan
234
25
Corp
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
div.
21%
Art
California
Feb
io %
63%
Pennroad
$1.40
157%
io %
11'/a
Battery
Participating
Apr
Cement
California
36% May
Apr
530
10%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
(Glenn
33%
153
Sales
Range
of Price*
1
California
High
24%
100
Brothers
Martin
80
2,145
Light com
&
Motors
Gimbel
35%
*
Storage
General
36%
153% 154%
partic pfd—50
Corp 6%
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
electric
Low
High
Sugar
Calaveras
24%
75q
Butid Company
Delaware
Range Since Jan. 1
13
Corp
Corp__
Baltimoxe Transit Co
Bankers
36%
154
Calamba
10
Baidwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
STOCKS
Jan
Feb
4.00 Mar
Jan
33%
Jan
Apr
£9%
Apr
2.00 May
2.75 Mar
Mai¬
16% May
14
60
ls1/* May
17%
20
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
Jan
6%
Apr
939
5
29
Jan
May
200
26 %
6,583
33%
Apr
36
33%
737
30"%
Jan
33%
Apr
a28% a29%
27% 27%
26
26
26% 26%
140
28%
Jan
29%
Apr
100
27
Jan
28
Feb
Apr
32%
Apr
Feb
100
25
Jan
26%
685
25 %
Jan
26% Mar
38
The Commercial
(1990)
and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 12
1952
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Shares
Pacific
Pacific
Public Service
Pacific
Tel
Pacific
Western
Packard
&
Tel
Motor
1st
pfd
50.%
50%
13%
650
23%
23%
394
76
a24% a25%
Apr
Apr
4%
Jan
Sperry Corp
Spiegel Inc common
9%
11%
Jan
Radio
26%
271
26%
Jan
29% Mar
Stanaard
18%
18%
342
17%
Feb
20
Standard
10%
Rayonier
Incorp
new
Reoublic
Tobacco
Riverside Cement Co
RKO
Pictures
Roos
class A
Build
6%
166
(Un)
8
Feb
37
110
40% Mar
42%
Jan
250
61%
Jan
68% Mar
26%
912
23%
Jan
28%
Apr
133
24 % May
28%
Apr
6
29%
a35% a35%
39%
34%
&
W
Fine
Foods
Inc
Apr
36
Mar
13% Mar
Jan
17%
Apr
54
Feb
64
May
25
31
Apr
32
Mar
a30
a30
4
100
3%
Apr
4%
3%
3%
200
3%
Apr
3% Mar
42%
42%
155
32
Feb
123
__
Union Oil
775
123
100
122
Apr
8%
9%
31%
32%
1,313
21 %
21%
205
P10
9c
10c
$:>
8% May
1,110
5
5
21,000
San
Mauricio
Santa
Cruz
Mining
Portland
Cement
Scott
Roebuck &
Shell
Oil
Sinclair
Co
Jan
42% May
128
Jan
Corp
Soconv-Vacuum
(Un)
Southern Calif Edison
Preferred
4.32%
25
25c
Apr
Jan
25 %
54%
Feb
50 Va
2,511
Feb
57%
Apr
15
77%
Jan
79% Mar
76%
479
75
Feb
88
38%
334
32%
Feb
21%
22
640
20%
Jan
33% May
23% Jan
13 Vs
13 Va
a33% a34%
216
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285
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a56
53%
335
43
Feb
60
a__
Jan
60
Feb
44
44
__
Apr
a—
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a22% a22%
10
14
13 Va May
155
Jan
49 % Mar
'
25%
25
5
Carbon
&
Co of California
Aircraft
26%
a__
—
5,183
21%
Jan
27% Mar
al9% al9%
52
20 Va
Feb
£3
Jin
61 Vs
305
5 7 3/a
Feb
63%
Jan
41 %
42%
1,610
36
Feb
23%
23%
200
23 Va May
26%
Feb
a26% a29%
145
28%
Apr
33%
Jan
26%
697
25
May
33%
Jan
9%
9%
1,706
8%
Feb
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74
24%
Jan
al7% al7%
160
18 Va
Apr
Line
United
&
Can
829
37% May
61 %
common—25
(Un)_„
42
__
5
—
Inc
10
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Southern
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Pan American World
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99
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31
130
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42
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34
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International
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23
May
26
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15
120
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120
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253/4 Mar
31
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29
40
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97
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61
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45
60
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65
101
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79
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Feb
27
common
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Feb
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68
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Canadian
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Feb
353/4
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pfd__100
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7%
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32
common
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6%
6
31
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50
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Canadian
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31
68
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30
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14
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31
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14
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95
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27
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27
30
16%
20
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Jan
28
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66 'a
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55
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18
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20
&
preferred
56 3/4
24
47%
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98
11%
22%
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Dominion
Jan
22
British
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—
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44%
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80
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98
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23
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17
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235
6%
Jan
11%
25
.
1
common—
5%
a98 % a98 %
44%
•
Can
Ltd
preferred
Asbestos
••
•
Aluminum Co of
5%
17
100
Aluminium Ltd
Corp
High
Low
High
Foundries
T/*
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Algoma Steel
Argus
Low
/
20
preferred
Class
Dominion
Dominion
for Week
Sale Price
Abitibi
for Week
Par
Last
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Canadian Fund*
*
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Montreal Stock Exchange
12
~-
61C
17
Apr
Feb
15 % Mar
16
Jan
Jan
29
..
Jan
32%
Jan
33%
Jan
19
16
20%
Jan
Jan
Apr
Volume
Number 5115
175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1991)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
St
Lawrence
Series
A
7A
4%
&
Power
Jan
Barvue
Mines
Ltd
Jan
■Beatrice
Red
Lake
Belle
Jan
140
Feb
Bob's
18% Mar
20
Jan
Bonville
18 %
19%
Jan
—4
36%
37
75
35
35%
125
96 %
Co
*
al8
-
Power
•
Lake
Gold
Gold
8c
Jan
500
2.25
Apr
2.75
Apr
2.02
Jan
4.70
Apr
40
17
Mar
18
Jan
Cartier-Malartic
1
3c
3c
3c
•1,000
2%c
Jan
4'Ac
Jan
290
24
Mar
26
Jan
Celta
10 %c 12 %c
15,000
10c
10c
500
10c
May
28c
Jan
13c
Mar
19c
Mar
3.20
9,600
3.30
Apr
Consolidated
5 '','c
3.00
130
lU'/4
15
preferred
Feb
130
Apr
Jan
Consol Central
10
Mar
11%
Feb
Consolidated
15,/-
*-5
15
May
19
Jan
Cons
45
1 855
I.OJ
7;t>0
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21
22
If
Apr
51%
Jan
Cortez
9.80
Jan
Dome
20
May
22
Mar
14
4
91%
Feb
91%
Feb
36%
330
35%
Apr
40
Jan
Duvex
14
14%
3,760
13%
Jan
16%
Apr
East
25
25
25
25
Jan
25 % Mar
28
"
25
28
50
27
Jan
28
20%
20%
335
20 V*
Jan
21
;
Feb
24%
24%
747
24
Apr
26%
Jan
26%
26%
26%
205
30
30
25
27%
10
27%
27%
2,057
10
10
10 '
Royal
26% May
30
May
26%
Apr
Jan
30
32%
Feb
30
Jan
36%
35%
36%
310
35%
Apr
37%
Feb
\ 28%
10
Eldona Gold
27%
28%
2,091
27%
Apr
30
Jan
STOCKS
Last
Pulp
Paper
&
Mills
Development Co
Auto Fabrics Prods Co
Range
British Columbia
Ltd
Ltd
cl
B
convertible
S3
2nd. preierred
1st
Hosiery
26%
200
26
Apr
31
10%
6,360
10
Apr
13%
Feb
3.25 May
4.25
Feb
3.25
3.25
100
15%
15%
380
14%
14%
200
al2% i al2%
25
■
;
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May
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50
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18%
725
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10
45
26%
10
25% Mar
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25
14
Jan
24
May
18%
—
Ltd
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24
24
■'
■*■
34%
*
1.699
15% Mar
113
—
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Lumber Co—-
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cl
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7,581
5
43
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Royal
Scotia
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Power
Corp
N
C
of
6%
Can
2nd
part
Class
A
3.65
7%
300
1.20
118
a30
6% May
1.05
9
a9%
100
26
9%
Feb
Jan
Apr
7
9
1.30
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Orielle
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Ltd
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Crest
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United
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Products
Windsor
Wooes
Hotel
class
B
Ltd
24
175
23 % Mar
24
23%
375
22%
23%
Apr
18
Feb
16%
17
5,117
16%
Apr
21%
471/4
471/4
2
;4.3o
1.40 Apr
47% May
10
10
Jan
4.30 Mar
1.85
50
May
Manufacturing Co Ltd__—
Jan
Mar
May
Jan
Mar
10
Jan
4.60
Jan
500
75
10
Jan
13
Feb
25 *
30
May
30
May
30
30
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3.00
Apr
3.50
12%
Feb
13%
Jan
125
7%
Apr
8%
Jan
45'
15%
200
25
500
340
23
22%
23
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100
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135
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4
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15
2
19
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Metals Coro
Corp—
Ltd
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see
—
page 43.
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33%
.1
_1
2.000
Apr
Apr
1.90
1.95
3%c
3%c
1,300
3.40
3.50
4,656
6.05
6.10
800
40c
3.40
46c
1.38
5c
May
3.50
Apr
3%c May
3.00
Feb
6.05 May
Apr
6.10 May
Apr
48 %c
Jan
1,500
83c
78c
85c
30,650
59c
Mar
90c
Apr
4c
4c
4c
1,500
3c
Jan
5c
Mar
1.25
1.35
6,300
16c
Jan
21c 24%c
10,000
1
Ltd
27c
27c
30c
8,700
2.65
2.65
2.65
1.15
27c
400
2,45
Apr
Jan
Jan
1,000
11c
Apr
6c
1,500
5c
Feb
.*
3%c
3%c
500
2c
14c
15c
II,000
10c
4.25
4.30
1,100
1.70
1.88
700
1
Ltd
1
_1
4.30
9c
Feb
Jan
6c
Mar
Jan
20c
Apr
4.00 Mar
1.60
59c
Jan
Jan
12c
5%C
Ltd
Feb
Jan
18'Ac
12c
Ltd—1
—
1.85
3.15
1
Ltd
34c
34c
Apr
_1
Mines
Mines
Jan
May
4.70 Mar
1.88 May
74'Ac
Jan
59c
61c
8,900
1
6 %C
6%c
1,000
5%c Mar
*
37c
36c
38c
4,000
36c
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd..
1
7.00
7.00
7.25
4,050
6.85
Apr
8.00
Feb
Sullivan
1
3.00
3.00
3.05
3,500
3.00
Feb
3.45
Jan
Tache Lake Mines Ltd—1
47c
16,500
Gold
Mines
Cons
M'ines
(1944)
Ltd
Ltd.
Mines Ltd
Teck
60c
Silver
Trebor
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Asbestos
Lead
United
Keno
Hill
1.700
lie
13c
May
8c
Jan
45c
Jan
54c
50c
56c
18.900
lc
2 %C
3.90
4.10
70c
Apr
2.12
Jan
Jan
19'Ac
Feb
38 %c Mar
1.12
Jan
6'Ac
Apr
10c
11%
12
7,500
17%
18
325
9c
14,500
lc
3.05
700
*
Ltd
Jan
2.50
7,000
65c
3.90
65c
Apr
88,200
1
Ltd
Feb
1.72 May
2.50
6 500
1
Mines
Mines
13c
1
Corp Ltd
Zinc
&
30c
100
1.80
1
—
United
2.50
1.72
1
Tungsten Corp of Canada Ltd
Rights
United
57C
2.50
1
Ltd
45c
1
Gold Mines Ltd—:
Hughes
Tobrit
Ventures
Ltd
3.75 Mar
7 % Mar
108
51%
Feb
Feb
9% May
4% May
15
Mar
16
93
Jan
May
2.00
Apr
28 %
Jan
*27
8%
19%
20
4.25
Jan
•
60c
r
May,
Jan
Jan
4.75 Mar
92c
Feb
11% May
13%
Feb
14"%
Jan
20
Apr
5c
Gold
Mines
Ltd——
1
8c
6 %c
Feb
9c
Mines
tLd
*
14
12'A
14
600
12
Jan
14%
Copper
1
67c
62c
69c
9.700
57c
Jan
80c
Mar
45c
22,100
30c
Mar
50c
Jan
4.50
25.900
Weeden
Pyrite
&
Wendell
Mineral
Western
Uranium
Westville
Yukeno
Feb
Altex
5,000
1.06
1.06
1,000
3.20
Feb
3c
Mar
1.00
Feb
4.80 Mar
43Ac
Jan
1.30 Mar
:
8
Jan
Anaconda
111%
Jan
Anglo-Canadian
Oil
Ltd—;
Co
Ltd—.
5
May
Calgary
15
Mar
Calvan Petroleums Ltd
&
Edmonton
Southern
120
Jan
Jan
35
May
16%
Apr
21
Mar
14c
Apr
20c
Jan
41%
Jan
Canadian
53c
35,200
35c
Mar
74c
2,000
73c
May
89c
Apr
14c
Jan
25c
Apr
21c
22c
4,100
7.95
8.35
3,835
79c
83c
6,000
15%
*
Leduc
$39
25
38% Mar
$20
75
20%
Jan
22 % Mar
Consolidated
Allenbee
a22
72
21
Feb
22
Feb
Consolidated
Cordasun
a35
f35
17
40
Jan
41
Jan
9.60
89c
19
Jan
Apr
Jan
15%
300
8.20
5,400
5.25
Jan
8.75
Apr
13%
2.100
8.25
Jan
14%
Apr
6.80
6.90
200
6.00
Jan
1.25
1.28
1,332
1.65
700
1.70
42,150
1.28
7.75
Apr
1.25 Mav
1.28 May
1.40
1.76
Ap*
1.49 May
1.80
Apr
Apr
1.60
1.49
*
11%
10%
11%
*
Minerals
Ltd
39
13%
Apr
Apr
7.90
1.65
4.00
3.55
4.00
Feb
4.10
1.70
1.74
8,600
1.59
Apr
1.82
Apr
1.55
1.54
1.59
67,000
1.09
Jan
1.70
Apr
Williston
a20
7.70
75c
12%
8.00
——
Pipe Lines Producers Ltd—1
Central
■
2
Oils Ltd
Canadian
Explorers
'
•
Canadian
Central
7.95
1
Co—
Gas &
Devonian
*
•
Ltd
Atlantic Oil
Decalta
Ltd
Corp
Oils
Canadian
Apr
50c
73c
-1
Bristol
Oils
Apr
50c
74c
——*
Oil
May
9% May
55
67c
•
Ltd
Canadian
28%
3%C
*
Ltd
Oils
Oils
Feb
485
05
Feb
Oil Stocks—
Admiral
Jan
Jan
430
4
3%c
May
Feb
Apr
19%
1,000
41c
41c
4.35
1
1
22%
17c
1
Ltd
Mines
Feb
16%
Mines,
___
Apr
110
1
Products
Cobalt
Ltd
Mines
19
25
18
Amulet
Waite
20
35
•
1.90
1
1.12 Mar
1
4.20
*
4.20
5 100
4.10 May
9,100
5.25
Jan
4.20 May
12
Apr
Jan
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Oils
.
-
Decalta
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Oils
Producers
Rio
Ltd
,———1
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2.75
2.75
i£:r'0
2,000
13.75
Jan
Federated
2V«c
2V«c
2%c
3,000
2c
Jan
3c
Jan
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
15c
ri6c
7.000
15c
Apr
29c
Jan
Harmon
2,30
2jt5
9,100
2.30 May
Jan
Home
Mar
2.75 May
70c
3.05
Feb
Devon-Leduc Oils
Petroleums
Oils &
Oil
Ltd
Minerals
Co Ltd
1
5,400
2.70
Apr
Mar
41c42%c
30,100
Feb
45c
*
2.97
2.75
2.99
6.000
1.88
Jan
3.45
3.00
3.00
3.05
600
2.85
Apr
3.45
Apr
11
11%
4,750
8.15
Feb
13%
Apr
800
2.40
Jan
4.35
Feb
Apr
3.65
Apr
May
17%
Jan
*
Ltd-
27,900
51c
Ltd
25c
Ltd
64c
__
Apr
2.45
5.60
1
60c
2.35
3.15
Jan
Mines
115
16%
__
•
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1,50
Gold
a21%
•
2.23
Miller
605
111% 111%
a20
-
5,000
Ltd
19
15c
,
600
2.43
Jan
28c
Goldfields
20
20
•
1
1.23
2.25
1
Apr
37c
Mines
Del
Stocks—
Yellowknife
1.20
Mar
4.90
Jan
175
92
.
Mining
Amer.can
1.20
2.25
>
May
Apr
'
24
*
725
82c
Jan
4.35
2.00
—
5.00
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Jan
4.75 May
7% Mar
60
*
11c
21c
4.90
Silver
Feb
25
1.90
*
7,075
5,200
4.90
Siscoe
8%
700
a7
30
__
20c
25c
—
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Fields
7.00
5.00
8
*
;
Ltd.—!——
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Gold
Stadacona
Feb
,
Apr
15%c May
•
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&
Soma-Duvernay
Feb
50
33%
Jan
Mar
17c
Jan
Jan
Feb
__
-
Apr
3.10
23c
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259
•
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Apr
24c
43c
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Jan
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1
Jan
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—*
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850
111%
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65
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100
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—
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•
41,900
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
79c
Mines Ltd—
Quebec
1,846
20
9c
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd—.
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Manitou Mines Ltd
1
63%
24
—
10,000
Apr
33% Mar
5
pfd
10c
Jan
150
100
Ltd
Gold
Mining
225
*
Industries
9%c
75 %c
50c
Ltd
&
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Jan
58
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Mar
*
Dredging Ltd
Jan
30
47%
*
36c
1
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65
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Southern Canada Power 6%
Gold
12
23%
__
12,700
1
Ltd
Mines
34%
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Ltd
Ltd
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Feb
30
*
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Mining Corp Ltd
Apr
1.55
com—*
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85c
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Cons
Canada
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55c
23c
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62c
17'A
Jan
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2.50
1,95
common
Apr
14% May
82c
155
5
_
Apr
73c
15
Apr
200
17
.10
Quebec Telephone Corp
81'A
Jan
14%
37,500
1,150
Jan
5%
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100
pfd
Jan
45c
875
59c
30c
2.75
26
■
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70
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1st
67
1,000
73
55c
1,000
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2,500
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*
Ltd.—
Jan
Apr
185,150
Pitt
1.15
a2.60
preferred
1.50
1.95
74c
Feb
•
Purity Flour Mills Co
Feb
May
1.80 Mar
92c
Feb
Feb
.
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!
6,500
1.95
29c
2.25
1,45
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1.00
1.95
71c
2.00
1
——
92c
1
Ltd
1.50
69c
Jan
55%
•
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1.03
1
Jan
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30
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1.15
18c
Feb
57%
A
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May
39c
200
22
24
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Jan
2,000
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10
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23c
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18c
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—
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Co
&
&
Mar
3c
10,500
85c
2.700
4.75
Teleg and Tel Co Ltd com.10
Newfoundland Lt
12c
12,000
2.20
1.85
1
common
500
5c
29c
18c
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__
pfd—100
pfd
12c
3c
12c
1
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65
—*
4%
May
28c
__
85c
Feb
34
——*
Paper Co
Feb
Apr
38c
2.20
22
*
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May
1
900
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Ltd
38c
6,000
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22
Feb
Ontario
2.17
13
Ltd
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Feb
Canada
38c
Jan
31c
*
29c
Ltd
Mines
Feb
40%
McColl-Frontenac
Feb
'3%c
Ltd
Calumet
110
32
Co
Jan
11
Formaque Mines Ltd
May
Jan
Milling
Jan
93 c
1
1
1
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Feb
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25c
10
Jan
55c
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Ltd—
Monpas
Jan
23%
Investment
1.500
2,800
38c
1
Jan
39
class
27c
1.30
1
M'ogador Mines Ltd-
Corp
Jan
75
Ltd
8.00
26c
73
47
80
A—
Mar
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Jan
Mar
1.25
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25
class
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1
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105
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25
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17c
Jan
1
Mar
7% May
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3'Ac Mar
Mining Corp Ltd
of Canada Ltd
105
.
*
class
I,000
May
1
50
Wi
4c
Apr
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10
O'Brien
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30c
Jan
Ontario Pyrites
Opemiska Copper Mines
Faramaque Mines Ltd—
class
preferred
Feb
Apr
900
Feb
Feb
common—*
Jan
21c
20c
17
10
Jan
Jan
Ltd
15%
5,934
9.80
7%
19%
Paper Co
Apr
30c
18c
6.25
38%
class
13%
27c
4c
Jan
Feb
red pfd—n
Apr
610
27c
Apr
3.40
19%
—
20c
13%
Jan
31% May
Can
20c
13%
9.95
Nocana
40
of
'20c
13%
1
Explor Co Ltd
Normetal
4,298
Co
Mar
May
Fields
Merrill Island
1.80
__
33%
red
5c
40c
Jan
al9
6%'A
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
33%
A
8c
8.45
12c
26
al9
cl
Jan
14
Jan
358,350
Mclntyre-Porcupine
65
-
Ltd
Jan
12
4%c
40c
43
Apr *
31%
Products
950
33c
Ltd
Gold
76
1.15
*
Corp
13
36c
Louvre
-!
Square
13
Apr
1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
20
Limitee
Feta
1.60
13c
Mines
Mines
Malartic
Villbona
Nova
Feb
1.00
1,000
Apr
New
pfd
Ltd
Mills
Lowney Co Ltd
Mount
1.40
&
Mines
5,685
—
Aj_^
Paper Corp Ltd
Curp
1.35
10c
Mining
Macdonald
22
—
*
5
Canadian
w...,re
1.40
15c
Goldfields
8
—
common
Jan
48c
Jan
42c
Mines
Mines
67
—
&
19c
100
Jan
12
__
common——*
Groceterias Co
of
9,000
9.20
7.75 May
8,297
Jan
5%
Minnesota
23c 23 %c
Jan
May
15,000
Mines
Louvicourt
a2.00
B—J-*
!——
Ltd
Mfg Ltd
Mica
2,930
90c
Mines
Gold
Dufault
Shore
105
_
Leaf
8.10
Apr
50c
Apr
11c
14
Engineering Works Ltd
Maritime
7.75
5.40
Apr
79c
a45c
30
Apr
preferred——100
Foreign Pow Sec §'/,
Maple
7.75
2.60 Feb
35%c
10c
Apr
11
222
7V,
Div
•:
538
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Lcndon
500
a45c
Goldvue
35
47
Dominion Wooliens & Worsteds—
Loblaw
2,000
90c
10c
New
all
5%
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
1
5,800
45c
1
Ltd
Co
Jan
all
„
5%
Lithographic Mfg Co Ltd
Lambert
4.70
4.90
1
Ltd
Devel
50 %
Jan
4
——
Hydro-Eiectric
Apr
1
Mines
Min
New
96
46
Alcohols
Ltd
Mar
20%
1
Jan
Jan
4.40
Preferred
Horner
8c
Jan
90c
1
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
i,
Ltd
Jan
94
47
Enterprises
A
Jan
16%
40c
Ltd—5
9%
210
5%
preferred
Class
3%c
750
90c
*
Mines
20%
95
*
:
Ltd—
Apr
94
94
Claude Neon Gen Advert Ltd class A—*
Lakes
2,000
1
Feb
7%
18 '
280
33% ..34%
—
•
common
26%
,
Paper Inv Ltd com.*
Catelli Food Products
ureal
Ltd
Gold
Mining
Feb
a7%
'—1
B—26%
—
Limited
Motor
6c
19%
1
Ltd
Jan
5c
1
*
Mar
18
.
4.75
Gold Mines
Yukon
51%
Apr
65
Ford
5c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Cons
Lake
Feb
47
7%
Fleet
1
2,000
Mining
153
65
Co
24'Ac
Collieries
Hollinger
Hudson-Rand
Jan
48
7%
Grain
May
Ltd
(1945)
Mines
Hillcrest
15%
47
"*
Fed
15c
15c
58c
4%c Mar
AptApr
Western
Steel
2,000
15c
4%c
10%
100
Westinghouse Company Ltd.*
Eastern
Apr
15c
1
4%c
Feb
275
Canadian
Dominion
Apr
23c
1
Goldora
May
102
Canadian
Frere
13c
Jan
6.55 Mar
18%
101
—*
Investments
&
preferred
<fc
Feb
9c
3,000
14 %
5,365
_
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—.
Dominion
Feb
6%c
29,500
4,150
Apr
11'A
,
Canadian Internat Inv Trust Ltd com-*
Canadian
Marconi
Company—!—
1
David
36 %c
45,600
7c
14% May
10%
'
———*
Industries
Textile
18,500
13c
7.70
13
11%
0
—__^_—
Canadian
Consol
47c
10c
20 %c 22 %c
1.70 Mar
'
77-i
:
Canada Malting Co Ltd.—,
Canada Packers Ltd
class
Consolidated
43c
12c
5c
New
Consol
46c
1
—
Jan
28c
Jan
10%
■a
B_
Dominion Sugar Cq Ltd
Consolidated
1
1
Ltd
Lingside Gold Mines Ltd
High
26%
preferred
Co
Low
102
common
$5
8%
Apr
7.30
Lavalie
Range Since Jan. 1
10%
0
cl
Shares
High
26%
7-5
_
Packers Ltd
Company
Commercial
1.30
*
Lake
for Week
Low
Beldmg-Corticelli V/c preferred—— 100
Belgium Stores Ltd 5% preferred- -20
Combined
57,900
1
Ladulama
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
B
1.53
Exploration
Lake
Week's
Par
Class
1.35
*
Mines
Lake
Friday
Cassidv's
1.40
!
•
Labrador
Canadian Funds
Pwr
1
Ltd
Ltd
Kenmayo
Montreal Curb Market
5%
3,500
Fontana
Frobisher
Kayrand
Canadian
15c
Glacier
Jaculet
Canadian
14c
*
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
Canada
14c
10%c May
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
20%
10
Butterfly
1
11c
,Jan
.
10
Canada &
Ltd-
Ltd
Mines
4%c May
1
M'ines
Minerals
Sullivan
Emerald
■<
&
3,500
*
Ltd
Mines
Oils
5c
Ltd.
Asbestos
Donalda
33
■■
Mines
4%c
Ltd_
Mines
Oro
Explorations
Mines
Dominion
Ltd
Cadillac Mines Ltd
Lebel
Rochette
7.50 May
41%
155
a90% a90%
135
Co
Mines
Candego
22
1,525
—25
„
2.40
Mining
&
Manitoba
72
36%
preferred
130
Apr
Dev
43%
—*
-
6't
Brown
Mines
Jan
Limited
Anglo Nlfd
Gold
14%
_-A*
May
21,375
12 %
—100
9c
al8
455
common
Jan
8c
5%c May
Mar
2.70
14%
preferred
Apr
5c
2.40
14
Winnipeg Electric
5c
3'Ac Mar
2.45
14%
22
20,500
69,500
2.40
*
43%
16,000
9
2.5C
*
*
5%c
5%
2.40
Ltd
*
7%c
3%c
7
•
Mines
Centremaque Gold Mines
Chibougamau
Explorers
Ltd
5c
5%c
1
Ltd
Jan
common
1
1
Jan
1
Mines
35
Leaseholds
Feb
1
Chibougamau
29 % May
iGeorge)
23c
Carnegie
1,5*0
ir)/,
Jan
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
30%
•
17c
Cambell
30
*
6,000
Jan
Feb
Mar
30
-
May
6.60
40
5
Worts
7c
41c
Apr
39 % Mar
Jan
&
Feb
May
98%
35 %
130
3%c
Jan
Jan
28% May
3.15
5.00
26,000
Jna
5,005
10 72
1,700
7c
29
32
Central
*
6.20
6c
19c 19 %c
1.25 May
90 %
24
100
5.90
6.20
1.25 May
30c
25
30 %
preferred
9,000
7c
—
High
200
35c
n
06
29
7%
Low
1.25
30c
19c
Ltd
Range Smce Jan. 1
High
1.25
—
Ltd—1
Ltd
24
,
Low
1
Ltd
Mines
30
Cotton
Anglo-Can
Mines
Mines
—*
common
Corp
.
Mines
Ltd
Co
Banks—
1
Gold
Bouscadillac Gold
-100
Shares
1
—
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
5
Apr
for Week
1
Ltd——,
175
Gooderham
Zellers
127
47%
Mines
135
Tobacco
4 % 'A
Apr
Jan
Barvallee
18-/4
__
Steel
Western
45
23%
Feb
al30
Canada
Stores
Oil
Weston
41% Mar
22
38% May
Jan
46
al8 a 18%
Canada
of
Href erred
Warner
45
27
98 %
18%
Press
Waoasso
4,392
a43
az2
„__*
Soutnam
Tuckett
39%
a43
a20
May
<al3U
preferred
United
38%
a20
Apr
34
Ltd
*
B
Thrift
39%
97%
Mines
*
Ciass
Triad
740
Barnat
___100
4 %A
Co
15
36'/4
50
Simpsons class A
Steel
97%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
common—
trust
Southern
Low '
certificates
Breweries
Voting
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
97%
com—*
preferred
Sicks'
9
Range Since Jan. 1
35%
•
cam
Canada
of
'
—
*
preferred
Williams
Low
—100
common...
Water
oaawinigan
Sherwin
Corp
pfd
MAY
Friday
Shares
Par
4% %
Power
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
Saguenay
WEEK
Sales
*
-
1
3.40
3.40
3.45
1
3.15
3.15
3.30
9,150
*
15
14
15
2,408
36c
3.15
14
Apr
39
(1992)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1952
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
Range
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Jet
Oils
Ltd
Jupitor
Oils
Ltd—-—--.—-:.—
New
British
New
Continental
New
Pacalta
New
Superior Oils of
Ofcalta
Oil
Oils
Co
Co
4.00
__
'
Friday
Low
26,070
2.75
High
Jan
600
4.10
47 %c
Jan
85c
British
Apr
of
Ltd
Can
11,000
17c
16c 17%c
24,800
4.00
400
2.63
Feb
4.20
Apr
Buffalo
Canadian
•
32,425
1.15
Jan
3-40
Apr
Buffalo
Red
Lake
1
Ltd
Building. Products
»
31%
36c
1,400
3.00
Apr
Broulan
60c
Feb
Buffadison
2.25
Apr
Reef
Buffalo
Mines
Gold
Ankerite
1
_______
'
*
15c
12,500
11 %c
Jan
20c
__1
Canada
6.25
6.20
6.25
533
5.65
Apr
6.75
Apr
Bulldog Yellow Knife
4.50
4.70
11,080
3.55
Jan
4.95
Apr
Bunker
•
.
5c
5
Jail
Burlington
14%
Apr
Burrard
Apr
1.25
Jan
3-00 Mar
Jan
7c
Ltd_
9.85
Jan
2.40
2.60
7,450
Ltd
Petroleums
Ltd
2.45
*
3.95
3.95
Seiourn Oil Company Ltd
•
4.55
4.40
Valley
*
1.10
1.05
1.10
South
Brazeau
Oil
Petroeums
Ltd.
Oils
Ltd
Oiles
1.35
1
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Ltd
Aor
1.28
Apr
13c
2,000
11.300
74c
14,600
18 %c Mar
Jan
10c
1.21
1.50
Apr
Apr
70c
98c
&
vagary
Calliman
Calmont
Apr
Jan
Calvan
1,400
4.65
Jan
6.70
Apr
1,200
1.80 Mar
2.48
Apr
1.00
1.03
4,050
1.00 Mar
1.07
Campbell
Campbell
Apr
Canada
2.61
10c
2.60
2.80
22,218
1.70
2.88
Apr
Petroleums
1.85
1.91
1.93
4,440
Feb
1.70
2.02
Apr
Red
&
West, Toronto
EMpire 3-8611
•
MEMBERS
Perm
SS
Vancouver Stock
Exchange
Toronto Stock
Canadian
Lines
Bank
Canadian
Car
Class
Celanese
Apr
18%
1,144
25
Jan
Food
•
16%
17
500
•
5%
16%
5%
57/a
16 %
335
Apr
5
Apr
97% Mar
15
28c
10,850
11c
Mar
28c
79,600
12c
Jan
69c
Apr
38c
31 %c
45c
Admiral
*
50c
49c
53c
66,000
q
135
1.76
1.73
1.87
77,150
1.50
1.35
1.50
12,250
99c
285
15c
Apr
Oils
—
Agnew-Surpass
i
•
Ajax
Petroleums
Akaicho Yellow Knife__
class
Albermont
B
Common
1
warrants
Petroleums
Distillers
*
—_
Ltd
•
trust
62c
•
46
•
.
Mar
33c
2.00
Apr
103
25c
2.91
3.45
83,225
2.35
1,900
2.00 May
3.15
2.00
300
2.00 May
3.05
Jan
8,540
50 %c Mar
61c
62c
44%
46%
650
98% 103%
2.60
2,004
Apr
25c
Leduc
65c
Feb
preferred
25
23%
23%
150
Amalgamated
Larder
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
1
20c
20c
23c
5,200
•
95c
95 c
1.10
99,527
68c
Mar
1.12
70c
70c
78c
3,800
70c
May
1.01
Feb
46c
Mar
American Nepheline
American Yellowknife
1
60c
56c
64c
Anacon Lead
2.75
2.70
2.90
24,900
1
24c
24c
27c
24,400
Petroleums
Mar
24
Jan
16c
56,370
•
Anchor
23
Mar
26c
Apr
2.70 May
20c
Jan
70c
Chemical
Anglo
Rouyn
Anson
7
Mar
Apex Cons Resources
Aquarius Porcupine
Area
I,663
17c
18c
2,000
16c
Mar
33c
Jan
Cochenour
32c
31c
34c
26,766
30c
Mar
62%c
Jan
85c
90c
32,200
51c
Jan
1.15
Apr
8%c
10c
10,300
7%c
Jan
12c
Jan
20c
23c
18,100
10% c
Feb
25 %c
Apr
31c
38c
12,800
26c
Jan
12
235
11%
1
Armistice
1
340
26
Feb
30%
45
210
45
Apr
49
Jna
10,160
14%
Apr
60
60
122
52
Jan
46
46
47%
697
44
Mar
•
90
90
90
100
84
Jan
7.25
6.80
7.55
12,735
10
10
90
Ashdown
Hardware
Asher Oil
Athona
Atlas
class
Co Ltd
Mines
B
•
Steels
Atlas
•
Yellowknife
1
—,
22%
15 %c 16 'Ac
•
class
A__
5
52
52
10
517/b Mar
58
Mar
20%
21%
381
20% May
31
Jan
57c
1,300
50c
Feb
65c
Apr
27
26%
27
550
24%
Jan
29
Jan
36%
35'A
36%
4,580
32%
Feb
40
5%
5%
225
5%
Apr
*
Bidgood
16'/a C
16 %C
18c
8c
57c
800
1
35%
24%
1
l
1
1.16
75c
Brazilian
Traction
Red
Bristol
class
Britalta
Feb
6c
Conduits
National
Apr
3.25
512
3.75
Apr
'2.17
Jan
Jan
11%
4.00
87c
37,342
62c
Feb
87c
May
23 %c
23c
25c
10,300
16c,
Feb
28c
Mar
12c
Feb
7,900
5.20
32,635 / "
15c
15c
15c
4,500
1.94
2.20
38,625
5%
5%
57/s
—
6
1.22
.
2.60
1.20
Jan
12
Jan
4.20
2.30
5% May
8
6
50
6
6%
1.18
1.30
29,845
6c
5%c
6c
8,000
-
5c
35c
31c
38c
21,717
-
28c
1.40
1.39
1.55
38,800
20%c
18c
23c
15,692
6.00
6.00
105
May
1.12 Apr
1.31
...
14c
Apr
Apr
19%cMar
Feb
70."./
'
_
•
•
'
2.05
1
■
Consolidated
Allenbee
Consolidated
Astoria
1
71c
1
'•1 "'//," /
/
60
1.65
300
75c
4,550
1.75
182,793
13c
15c
12,800
7
7
60
1
12c
lie
12c
7,000
1
1.54
1.52
1.60
110,010
58c
60c
9 860
.
Cadillac
12%
71c
1.71
,■
3,675
1.62
*
Oil
100
4.75
1.64
4.75
4.25
4.20
12%
•
2.28
4.25
2.20
*
_5
3.30
Apr
Feb
20c
__.
37%
Feb
Consolidated
Apr
41
Jan
33,745
1.04
1,900
45c 48 %c
27,050
4.95
-
80c
41 %c Mar
60
55c
60c
42
24,756
8
349
351/8
35%
25c
4.00
200
50c
4 900
1.15 Mar
Cosmos
Corby
6.00
Apr
Feb
Feb
1.35
Feb
Mar
7c
Jan
Jan
50c
Feb
Apr
May.
,
1.68 Mar
23c
Apr
8.20
May
Jan
1.45
15
Jan
1.70
Apr
19
Feb
14% May
19 %
Jan
lie
21c
1.05
Apr
Feb
Feb
2.40
May
Apr
3.50 Mar
4.25 May
Feb
4.75 May
3.60
11%
1.43
56c
1.32
13c
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
1.65 May
Feb
83c
Feb
1.85
Apr
Apr
27c
May
Feb
6%
Apr
8
Apr
7c
Jan
12 %c
Apr
Cournor
Jan
Crestaurum Mines
Apr
39%
Feb
Crowshore
40c
Jan
D'Aragon
34%
3.50 May
37c
Feb
1.22
25 700
70c
Feb
70c
80c
22.700
70c
Jan
May
Crolnor
Jan
Crown
5.15
Jan
Feb
Davis
Decalta
1.15
Feb
ueiflite
4%c
Jan
13c
Apr
32c
88,477
15c
Jan
38c
Apr
4c
5%c
21,810
3%c
Jan
5%cMay
77,400
30c
10,200
25c
Apr
45c
12c
13c
22,500
9%c
Jan
18c
Jan
5.90
6.25
3,305
5.80
Feb
6.35
Apr
13%
13%
10%
25
13 %
11 %
18,789
10 yB
14c
138,920
11c
80c
78c
82c
19,100
73c
6.40
7.60
22,630
6.00
20%
l
7.10
*
22%
21
23%
8,832
90
88
.90
79
6 '/a
1,595
•
6%
.
•
17
*
—
17
100
13
13
70
9,166
13c
5%
6 %
5*5
1.25
23 %c May
42%
1.00 May
1.25
1,600
20c
17,600
15c
Mar
6%
Apr
15c
Feb
20c
Jan
May
1.35
26c
4,000
12c
Apr
17 %c
12%
13
2,875
12% May
14%
Feb
3.85
4.05
14,710
3.50
Feb
4.50
Apr
9%
8%
9%
850
8%
Apr
27%
27%
15c
■
'
JtJi«
"
15c
60
26
12
Jan
31
12c
_
1
_
Patricia
1
1
•
class
Ltd
B
20 %c
10c
Ltd
1
9c
Jan
15 %c
2.000
11c
Jan
15c
32c
Feb
35c
37c
11,500
112
10
19 %c
22c
284,200
10c
12c
25c
Apr
17c
Jan
44c
Feb
70c
42,200
50
2.72
81.500
3,000
Yellowknife
2.99
41,335
1
26c
20c
28c
244,035
25c
Minerals
3.00
2.99
3.20
21 815
1
2.97
Feb
Apr
May
Jan
58c
1.52
112
Api
Apr
May
5%
1.40
40c
Jan
Jan
10c
53c
40c 42%c
111
Apr
8,500
5%
54c
1
Producers
550
13c
112
36c
*
__
12c
13c
*
_
Jan
Jan
Feb
13
-
Mines
Discovery
Jan
Apr
Apr
3.85
*
Mines
Rio
1.75
67c
May
1.00
__100
Oils
5%
Jan
Jan
16c
1
/% c
4% Mar
34c
1.03
1.87
10c
2.00
7%
Feb
46c
Jan
1.60
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.45
'
28c
3.45
Jhd
Jan
Mar
Apr
Apr
May
Apr
53c
57c
49,200
40c
Jan
78c
Feb
2
22%
22%
23
4.055
21%
Apr
26%
Jan
1
8.40
8.20
8.55
1,699
8.20
May
11%
Apr
*
19%
Jan
20%
Apr
1
4.75
5.20
Apr
55c
"
Distillers
Dome
Seagrams
Exploration (Western)
Mines
Apr
14
13%
Jan
Dome
21c
Feb
Dora
89c
Apr
dominion
9.85 Mar
Ltd
Feb
Feb
May
May
Apr
Asbestos
Ltd
_
Mines
BanK
Dominion
Dairies
Feb
26
Apr
Dominion
Electrohome
91
Jan
Dominion Fabrics 2nd
6% May
16% May
20
Jan
13
19
Feb
Mar
8
Jan
'
Dominion
preferred
7,750
292
25
14
14
30
3.00
480
25
25
20
&
&
Coal
Steel
2,355
common-*
12%
12%
12%
100
Foundry
Steel
*.
6,556
4.95
26%
18
3.00
—
*
Preferred
Dominion
35
preferred
19%
4.75
26%
10
Mar
87
32
•
Devon-Leduc Oils
Jan
13c
6.00
Del
Detta
6,597
19c
6%
•
*
Petroleum
Apr
65*.414
34%
10
_J
Pershing
Leather
1.40
23c
32%
16 %c
„100
Trust
navies
52c
8%c
19c
34
Mining
9%
60c
Mines
1.00
33c
18c
1
Imperial Mills
Jan
20c
*
*
-2.50
voting
65c
Mar
20 %c Mar
-
Dist
54
Mar
1.15
10c
(H)
7
30,500
45c
Apr
Gold
Exploration
43c
28,582
23c
Apr
Jan
Conwest
28c
100
1
Rochette
Sannorm
Consumers Gas
1.28 May
6.65 Jan
8 %C
—
Oro
Feb
6.25
28c
1
90c
32c
30C
Oils™.
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Nicholson Mines
Consolidated Press class A
Apr
8%c
1
Cordasun
37%
11c
4.80
71c
<1
A
;___
560
23,025
10%
For footnotes see
page 43.
3.50 Jan
3.55
Mines
355
-
11 %c
British Columbia Packers
class A
Class B
7,684
Jan
1
Mines
Consolidated Quebec
l
Columbia Forest Products
4.30
2.19
Ltd
__
Consolidated
l
British American Oil common
British Columbia Elec 4%%
pfd
1.60
50c
Petroleum
Jan
•
Ltd
Jan
6.50 Mar
10%
1
_
Apr
ordinary
Petroleums
1.10
;■_*
Copper
_
30
*
Lake
1,500
Jan
15%
26,200
Coldstream
9%c
5.20
45
Mar
27
A
Oils
1.40
18%
,
83c
Apr
5%c
•
Roofing
Jan
3.95
2.05
1
1
Brantford
Apr
2.05
11%
18 % Mar
1
Mines
13
3.10
__
May
25
5,700
4.05
4.10
14
13
4.20
1.25
__
350
13
26,640
Apr
35% May
4.00
50c
1
1
c
■
14c
4,750
7%
•
25
~
Bralorne
BrttiRh
48 %C
2.86
10,153
45
.
19'/a May
1
Consolidated
1.00
1
Boy mar
Brewls
6.16
_•
Bordulac
Mar
4.00
4.20
__
Consolidated
7%c
class A
Bobjo Mines
Bonville Gold
155/a
18
21c
__
Lebel
•
Kirkland
14%
Jan
10
17c
Lake
Consolidated
39
Mines
19%
Mar
18c
Coin
Jan
1.25
Yukon
19%
30
25
24c
38
Bibls
19%
Apr
257/s Mar
3.100
Mar
1.18
;
150
22,425
17c
1
.
28
•
Howey
10
Gold
28
6%
Jan
17
Consolidated
1
River
28
6%
Apr
16
Apr
1.18
Bevcourt
__
5
1.65
12c
of
Berens
Apr
57% Mar
Feb
Bank
Mines
285
1.90
May
17
Apr
28
Bellekeno
45 %
15
31c
36%
Belleterre Quebec
9o
5
55c
5
•
1.52
20c
35%
—
49,850
48
16
Jan
271/4
Telephone
1.74
47
1.35 May
1.58
Jan
36%
Bell
1.60
1.63
1
Mar
27%
Beatty Bros
Mar
♦
class
8c
10
;
20
1.25 May
1.37 Apr
*
Equip
14c
10
Mining
Jan
18% Mar
18,164
21
Willans
Cockshutt Farm
12c
Nova
Power
49
35
1.35
Jan
1,500
Montreal
Metals
Apr
19%
1.25
May
2,600
1
Beattie-Duquesne Mines Ltd
40
19%
86c
2,000
of
Bathurst
39 %
13 %c
9c
of
Base
Feb
Jhn
Apr
22c
„1
Ltd
34
Mar
Feb
9c
Bank
Co
30
—
1.26
1
22c
Bank
Barymin
38%
Jan
_25
Bakeries
1,500
-
990
Jan
39'A
*
;
—
Central
22,600
Ltd
17%
t
Consolidated
24c
Toronto
16% May
Apr
*
——.
Consolidated
3.30
Mines
Apr
15%
26%
20
1
Jan
20c
Mines
12%
73
Apr
16% May
1
Apr
3.10
Barvue
100
15%
•
Mines
23Vb
20c
Barnat
240
16%
15'/a
24
•
Gold
14c
3.10
Scotia
30%
16'%
1
Feb
1
Consolidated
30%
__
•
Feb
1
Bankfield
30%
*
8c
Aunor
Mines
1,375
B
21%
Aumaque
Gold
1,294
167/b
*
1,840
32,900
23
24%
16Vb
Minerals
1
Mines
Mines
Bagamac
Jan
24 %
16%
20
1
Atlin-Ruffner
Aubelle
22%
1.46
24%
64c
Coniaurum
16 % Mar
Jan
10
10c
Coniagas
1,050
10%
29,900
Jan
35,000
8% Mar
Anr
24,500
Jan
17
Feb
8.25
80c
Apr
1.70
12c 13 Vac
Apr
Jan
75c
12c
17
13c
May
10c 11 %c
17c
1.65
1
;
92
75c
Apr
1.68
10
——
(1937)
49%
10c
Jan
3.10
__
6.00
60
Jan
1
8c
2.28 May
II,550
8.35 Mar
I"l
11c
2 500
62,633
26
Mines
Commonwealth
10c
Jan
Ltd™
Commoil
2.44
11
Silver
Jan
9c
Apr
9%
Mines
Lode
Feb
2.28
150
Cobalt
Apr
14
13 %c
Feb
10
Cltra-Lartic
Jan
50c
14c
15c
9.60
12%
11% May
2.36
1
Ascot Metals Corp
50%
Jan
13%
Corp Ltd
Cochrane-Dunlop
86c
37c
21% Mar
Apr
5%
45
•
13,380
21c
Jan
45
150
Mar
12
•
19
106
26
•
Explorers
8.25
1
common
575
47
10
26
6%
20%
47
12%
Chimo Gold
7.90
1
Mines
Argus Corp
Arjon Gold
6%
—
1
Chibougamau
Jan
45
Mines
11%
_•
Jan
2.50 May
20%
__
20%
l
12
1
Ltd
__
4.20
13%
Mines
•
;
Petroleums
Jan
Jan
common
Research
1
Mines
Ankeno Mines
May
3.40
lo
8.00
May
7.55
__
—*
common
•
7.65 May
6.40
7.15
Feb
Jan
Oil
•
11
Apr
1.53
27%
Chromium
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Apr
2.70
Jan
Apr
Jan
33c
8.85
Apr
•
Chesterville
Feb
3.75
Jan
2.25
51c
25%
Oils
Steel
Cheskirk
5.45
50o
180
Preferred
Jan
«
Charter
Chatco
21,700
39,715
2.40
27
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
Jan
84c
8.30
2.35
26%
Central
Jan
56%
73c
7.85
__
•
Asbestos
Patricia
125%
Jan
75c
1
Central
Apr
2.48
79
Ltd
Williston
Central
Apr
Jan
2
Wallpaper class
May
44 %
Jan
1.55
Apr
class B
common
Co
3.45 May
96
Jan
43c
65
Castle Trethewey
Central Explorers
Jan
i.
19
52
Cariboo Gold
Apr
1.65
15% Mar
Jan
Apr
•
1
Railway
Jan
Feb
Apr
13%
7.95
*
Cos
Salt
Canadian
Cassiar
3,950
15
23c
68%
Malartic
Oils
-Canadian
Apr
10%
Mar
1.42
73c
Apr
9
.
2.00
_1 /
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum of Canada
'
2.20
3.25
•
certificates—*
Alberta Pacific Cons
q
15c
*
;
common™,
voting
■..
•
,
1.85
25
3,160
68
Canadian Vickers
Feb
1.75
Products preferred__100
Tire Corp
Preference
Apr
101
1.75
15
Jan
Apr
__
Pete
Canadian
Feb
100
22c
•
Akaitcho
6%
100
1
14,233
*
Pacific
Canadian
18% Mar
100
Acme Gas & Oil
Alberta
Jan
2«c
15
14%c IGVbc
15c
__20
Products
Canadian
25% Mar
25
2oc
*
Devonian
Canadian
25 Vb
25%
Jan
48 %
Dredge
Canadian
High
7c
Feb
Locomotive
Low
16,500
15
25
Food
Range Since Jan. 1
12c 13%c
Jan
47
common
Canadian
14
8%
15
Decalta
Canadian
10,581
32%
Feb
25c
*
preferred
Sales
15%
Feb
7%
14%c
20
Shares
High
Apr
24%
300
1
Canadian
141/2
20
65
200
28,891
common
Canadian
Low
525
27
7%
•
for Week
15'/2
21
27
7%
•
A
Canadian
Exchange
20%
__
0
Canners
Canadian
Oshawa
St. Catharines
21
7%
Apr
10Vac Apr
22% Jan
48
of Commerce
Range
•
_
Jan
2.50
Breweries
Week's
20
—
8c
*
of Prices
Par
—
3,500
•
common
Last
Preferred
41c
7.55
B—
Cable
Canadian
can*uian
Funds
Friday
Acadia-Uranium
Jan
—50
&
Bale Price
STOCKS
——
25c
48
Bakeries
$1.75
Common
3,500
9c
2.50
Oils
Canadian
Niagara Falls
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
class A
39c
48
Atlantic Oils
Canadian
Acadia-Atlantic
Feb
35c
8%c
„
.*
Mortgage
Wire
Canadian
BRANCHES
Montreal Stock Exchange
preferred
36
10
class
Southern
Canadian
$1.50
Apr
*
Preferred
Paper common™
31
1
Foundry
Packers
Canada
&
275
1.39 Mar
50
__i
Canada Malting
Canada Northern Power
Canada
Power
31%
20
Canada
Abitibi
Apr
31
1
common
Canada
Montreal Curb Market
Apr
12c
Mar
1
Gas
Lake
Bread
Canada
Calgary Stock Exchange
35c
92c
*
Oil
Chibougamau
oanada Iron
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
1
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone
40 Adelaide St.
18c
5%c
•
preferred
Canada Cement common
INVITED
Apr
2,200
*
Preferred
ENQUIRIES
21c
17,000
1
Class B
Apr
Jan
71,700
__
Oils
5.95
2.40
Apr
8%c
Jan
31c
1
Cons
5.90
1.86
1.15
•
Oils
Calnorth
Feb
1.39 Mar
8%c
B
Flon
7%
8c
.»
^
______
Eamoncon
Flin
2.37
*
Oils
5.00
1.40
70c
70c
*
Homestead
Jan
Steel
Co class
class A
2.4Q
*
Ltd
3.50
1.05 May
&
Calder Bousquet
Caldwell Linen common
4.30 Mar
Jan
1 350
12c
0
2.80
1,303
.
1.35
0
Oils
1.65
100
4.65
Souris
90c
33 %
Jan
27c
__
Apr
5c
3,000
c
Hill
High
Mar
5%
__
*
Mar
1.06
Low
30
28 %c
1
4.55
15c 16»/2C
1
Wilrich
1.79
2.70
Pmllips Oil
Oil
1.70
3.80
Feb
May
1.85 May
1,700
Western
1.77
2.65
1.96
41c
2,200
Westburne
675
265
•
Ltd—*
1.00
Oils
6%
2.00
13 %
Empire
6%
1.85
13
American
6%
B
o.ass
2,000
95c
United
960
2,100
0
Trans
32%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30%
A
42c
1
Grass
Low
30%
1
class
•
—1
Power
2.70
Pan Western Oils Ltd
Sapphire
Shares
*
Columbia
90c
Petroleums
for Week
41c
41c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
4.95
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1.85
Ltd
Co
9
STOCKS
Burns
P-»rifi«
Tor
MAY
2.60
*
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
Sweet
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
73c84%c
*
Dominion Oil
Oils
83c
—*
Kroy Oils
;
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
Marigold Oil Ltd
&
Low
1
—
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Sale Price
//;/
Week's
97%
97 %
97 %
50
16%
16%
16%
1,174
•
16%
4.75 May
26 %
14
Apr
May
2.80 Mar
25
12 Va
96%
16
May
May
Jan
Mar
30
19
3.50
25
14%
10Q
19%
J«n
Jan
Apr
May
Jan
Mar
Jan
Volume 175
Number 5115
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1993)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Stores
Woollens
Donalda
19%
*
Duvex
&
12%
Jan
38
245
I,125
19
Jan
20%
Feb
Island
175
10
Apr
13
Jan
Jacknife
Jan
Jack
Jan
Jaculet
Jan
Jellicoe
10%
37% May
5 %
400
44c
39c
49c
63,400
4.80
4.80
25
1.15
1.14
1.20
49,440
96c
Mar
92c
225,903
60c
45
Apr
5
5
Jan
7%
Apr
39c
55c
May
4.80 May
6.00
1.40
Sales
Apr
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
International Nickel Co
20
193/4
10%
4.80
Minerals
•
1
L
41%
41
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
42
7,541
31%
31%
33
2,923
45c
45c
1,500
40c
5%c
5%c
Apr
6c
9,000
5c
1
Jan
14C
U%c
14c
9,600
16c 18'Ac
ll%c May
18c
Jan
5,633
15%c
Jan
30c
Mar
Jan
8c
Jan
Petroleum
Mountain
*
Mines
50c
Gold
Mining
Mines
1
Mines
(1939)
1
Jet Oils Ltd
•
Joburke
7c
1
84c
7'Ac
6.199
ec
1
;
Crest Oil
91c
12 3/4
87c
92c
May
84c
123,500
54c
Feb
11c
85c
35,500
Apr
6%c
Feb
68
11c
69
May
Joliet
700
c
lie 12 % c
20,250
7%c
Feb
12 %C
May
1
67%
51c
Apr
69
47'Ac
51c
9,630
May
Mar
•
4.05
4.00
4.35
1.1,710
Quebec
Mines
*
20c
18c
20c
May
28c
2.29
2.23
2.44
65,500
85c
Mar
2.50
Apr
1
1.18
1.13
1.25
51,200
84c
Mar
1.45
ciast
ttuilivsn
Apr
1
Kayrand Mining
1
7.85
lie
7.75
8.10
10c
11,395
7.75 May
11c
9.25
Jan
Kelore
12,000
•
20c
15c
23c
1.60
287,900
—_—
-i
Mines
Mines
Eastern
Metals
Eastern
Steel
1
1.50
*
7
1.38
35,500
18c
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Gold
92,450
1.38
Apr
8
525
6%
Apr
Jan
Kenville
4.00
4.00
100
3.50
Jan
4.00
Jan
Kerr-Addison
.10
24%
25
130
24'A May
27%
Jan
Keyboycon
*
20
21%
213/4
9'Ac
95
9'Ac
10c
21%
25'A
Jan
Kirkland-Hudson
1
1.80
1.80
1.86
Kirkland Lake
class
.
A
—
83c
83c
87c
Elder Mines
Kirkland
1
17c
17c
17c
Feb
42c
Jan
Kroy Oils Ltd
•
2.74
2.57
17%
17%
17%
Pen
Sol
10
9.75
10%
71c
23'/2C
22c
25c
1
Gold
Empire
Estabrooks
(T
Eureka
Apr
40,300
18c
Jan
49c
50c
300
40c
13c
15c
28,566
13c
Apr
May
18c
6c
6c
500
5c
J an
7'Ac
Apr
1.38
1.43
10 000
17'A
17%
18'A
18'A
Corp
1
1
Warrants
1.40
1.81
1.42
14%
14
1
28'Ac
28 'Ac
31c
18%
19
3,045
Mines
2.01
(John)
Ltd
•
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Ladulama Gold Mines
I
Lake
1
Jan
2.60
2.32
Jan
Labatt
1
Feb
1.65
19
18%
1.35 May
66,397
Lake Lingman
Apr
Apr
Dufault
1
Mines
Famous
Fanny
95c
1.12
12,316
•
12%
12%
13
6,429
•
16%
16%
16%
-960
1
1_
24
24'A
•
2.12
1.88
2.29
Nickel
Players
Farmer
Candy
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federal
Grain
,
common
Preferred
Federated
i_
20
,—
Federal Kirkland
—_______1
__.
Petroleum
Fenimore
Shops_
Iron
i,
Mines
Mar
Jan
Jan
12'A
2.35
Apr
Jan
14%
23
25,900
Jan
24'A May
Jan
8c
Apr
Feb
13%
Jan
11
11%
19,497
7.95
79c
90c
198,075
62'Ac
Apr
27c
35c
52,389
14c
Apr
33c
May
10,300
37c
Mar
52c
Jan
*
—*
38c
1.5
38c
40c
1.50
1.60
2,100
'
Ford Motor class A
•
;_<•
Co
:
573/4
*
:__
Frobisher Exploration i_'
*
8c
7.40
55%
58%
13'A
*
Gold
13'A
8c
10c
7.30
1.40
50
Feb
258
7.75
1.90
Apr
2,450
v
13
May
7,500
7c
54.224
Shore
Minos
1
Wasa
60
Mar
15% Mar
Jan
3.80
Jan
10c
Jan
May
8.50
Apr
23c
Gas
Co
preferred
Exploration of
Mining
Gatineau
Power
Alberta——
General
1.55
3.50
Giant
Yellowknife
9.60
Gold
Golden
1
Goodyear
Tire
Lakes
Great
11%
'U"
Island
Laurentide
A—
Gunnar
Lencourt
585
5.25
10'A
5,000
6%c
Jan
6c
16,000
3'Ac
2,000
8%
8%
100
12%
12%
25
10'Ac 12%c
8,500
Gold
iwX'
75c
81c
21,900
1.20
11,875
1
16'Ac
26c
29c
19,000
8c
7'Ac
8c
6,000
7c
May
70c
75c
2,950
65c
Feb
30
30
30%
270
A
•
Class B
•
30
31
5c
6'Ac
7
50
42c
40c
43c
28c
30c
12%
12%
5
Hard
Rock
Heva
4%C
4'Ac
43Ac
4'Ac
4%
Jan
Mines
Jan
4,000
4'Ac
Apr
6'Ac
Jan
7,000
3 'Ac May
5%c
Jan
6'Ac
80c
May
Jan
45c
Jan
163A
17'A
92
Jan
100
Mar
Jan
,
47
5,930
46%
48
138
50
Jan
11%
12
820
12
16% May
46'A May
1,350
4.80
4.80
24%
26 %
21%
Mar
7%
Jan
12
Mar
8
Jan
12
Mar
i
13%
33c
46c
13c
10,000
10c
Jan
42c
46c
31,550
23c
Mar
2.75
270
20
4 %c
Apr
20
20
20
264
19%
Apr
26
19%
18%
20 %
Apr
26
1.82
1.30
1.95
15c
19c
18,400
2.00
17,150
15,200
2'Ac
3c
100
100
100
13
200
7%
8'A
1,671
5'Ac
5%c
9C
9c
5,000
15'Ac 19 %c
1.80 May
120
13
53,000
*
8%
1
•___
1
1
1
-ki'ik "
9c
15
%c
1.65
4c
20,
4'Ac
40
20
Jan
11,500
10'Ac Apr
Feb
19
2.09
4,500
4%c
Feb
11%
17,260
10%
Apr
Mayo Mines Ltd
McBrine (L) preferred
•
21c
*
Grain
6%
class A
common
.
Apr
9 %C
12c
206,170
6c
Apr
12c
May
1
59c
7,400
45c
Jan
73c
Apr
Lake
Jan
Mid-Continent Oil
Jan
Mill
13 'A
13%
625
13'A May
16
Jan
Milton
98
98
10
98
99'A
Jan
Minda-Scotia
6c
May
Jan
Island
City
9c
Reduc—
—1
28c
3.10
Apr
9% May
Jan
3.75
Apr
Mindamar
29c
1,500
24c
Feb
30 %c
Feb
27c
38c
11,200
27c
May
71c
Feb
9c 11'Ac
8,500
6'Ac
Feb
Jan
2.10
Feb
Oils
Monarch
Knitting
Porcupine
Montauban
Montreal Locomotive
12,200
9'Ac
Feb
14c
65.200
44c
Feb
1.10
Apr
Mylamaque Mines
Naco
Ltd
3'Ac
Jan
6c
May
National
Breweries
15,880
27'Ac
Jan
54c
Apr
National
Drug & Chemical
Apr
15%
Jan
14'A
15%
3,417
14
Apr
17%
Jan
19c
21c
39,000
14c
Jan
31c
Feb
*
6c
5'Ac
6'Ac
13,500
4c
Mar
7c
Jan
*
19%
19%
19%
10
2.80
2.80
3.20
2,300
Apr
64%
Jna
44c
Apr
115
115
25
11%
9.75
ll'A
8,195
1
34c
34c
38c
61,525
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
30
30
30%
840
36%
35%
37
8,797
9%
93A
9%
1,455
6
6
500
22%
22 %
22%
50
45%
42'A
48
1,605
82
82
10
£i
25
___—
common
•
preferred
.100
prior preferred
40
Ingersoll Machine class
(John) & Co__
Inspiration Mining
Bronze
Metals
class
May
9.65 May
32c
A
page 43.
com
Mar
New
British
129
Feb
New
ll'A Mar
New
57c
Jan
New
Jan
New
35'A
40%
Apr
9% May
5'A Jan
50c
Apr
Jan
Feb
8
%c
8'Ac
Jan
4.40
17%
Apr
3.10
Apr
1.85
3,400
Jan
4.80
1.00
14'A Mar
17
22
,
27
Apr
7c
Jan
1.37
1.48
23,400
12%
12'A
13
175
—5
8%
8%
8'A
260
7%
Jan
10
10
11
335
10%
Apr
9c
Feb
Feb
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
48
May
Apr
82
Apr
46%
410
8 3/4
8%
100
8
Mar
9
Mar
11
11
65
111
Mar
12
Jan
38c
44c
7,116
8
8
8
25
8
35
35
36
310
35
46'A May
New
26
65c
78,550
7%C
10c
6,625
3%c
4c
3,500
3.75
3.95
14,193
Mines—
2.25
2.15
2.40
Development
2.79
2 32
OH
Mines
1
Ltd—
1
Laguerre
1
1
Mines-—-
Mines
Morrison Mines Ltd
New Mosher Long Lac Mines
Gold
Newnorth
7
24%
55c
.....
Feb
Jan
Apr
29'A
Jan
80c
Apr
Mar
3.10 May
5'Ac Mar
Feb
3.50 May
13c
Mar
Apr
3.10
Jan
2.89
257.923
1.48 Mar
2.89 May
267,525
66c
90,012
3c
9%
3.60 Mar
53
2.05 May
2.63
40c
1.33
Apr
74c
Apr
Apr
Jan
3.15 May
16'Ac May
16c 16'Ac
2,805
lCc
May
71c
119,275
29c
Jan
74c
Apr
11'Ac 14%c
45,125
7'Ac
Jan
15c
Mar
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
16'Ac May
30c
Apr
65c
9c
9%c
2,134
18c
18c
21c
38,050
1
1.75
1.58
1.83
98,552
47c
1
Apr
Jan
8,700
1
—
Feb
5c
3.15
1
Apr
11%
May
4.25
51c
16c
Feb
9 %
Feb
2.61
13C
20%
Apr
2.90
65c
Malartic
•-1.48
2.75
6,200
3.50
Apr
51
.
720
60c
3.40
4c
Fortune Mines
Newlund
25%
64c
3.40
1
New Jason Gold
New
30
—1
Goldvue
82
3,700
52
1.31
12% May
203
3.00
62c
Hugh
Jan
8
2.90
52
Delhi
New
44c
515
Jan
3.25
2.135
3.75
Dickenson
New
35%
May
New
Concord
Jan
22%
May
16
23%
26
Dominion
Calumet
Mar
Feb
Feb
15%
22%
:__i
6
22
»A Mar
15%
7%
Alger
11
43%
•
Jan
Jan
55c
A
Bidlamaque
New
*
*
17%
33c
1,700
16
B5c
Jan
14% May
13,350
IIIi
New
32%
35c
class
Uranium
Jan
29% May
41
Feb
9,600
90c
Car
May
1
.
Steel
Labine
6% Mar
*
A
Powders
see
115
14
45c
85c
25c
Pipe
Negus Mines
Nesbitt
5%
—
National
Jan
Apr
51%
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Sewer
4.00
20'Ac
1
198
42 %c
85c
2.60'
Feb
3.25
1.38
com
Petroleum
National
24'A
80
—100
16
42 %c
National Hosiery class B
Apr
2,009
common
2.35
common —
;
Feb
99,630
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Preferred
National
56'A
2.35
60c
5
72,000
54%
3,285
—__;
6c
52c
13%
43c
200
15'A
1
—
45c
54'A
3.45
14%
23%
13%
15
1
3.45
14%
•
133/4
21c
*
Jan
Apr
May
1
—
1.80 Mar
10,700
Moore Corp common
13c
1.60
1.14
Jan
1.60
•
Apr
76c
19
Apr
♦
common
Mines
45c
•
79c
700
23,300
1
;
May
3.20 May
67c
13
20,600
Jan
75c
___<r
15c
10 %c
1,801
87c
1.70
7%
1.09 May
72c
1
Voting trust
30c
;
11 %c
4c
81c
Apr
3.90
Model
6'Ac
May
6%
65c
Jan
42,650
Jan
38c
400
3.50
31c
270,412
50c
132,500
65c
May
30c
400
42c
3.85
Mining. Corp__i___.A*—**■;
3.20
1.09
38c
1
Jan
3.00
7
•
Corp
21c
213Ac
59c
81c
;
Metals
Apr
55c
39c
*
Apr
67c
1
Petroleum
15
1.70
100
Brick
67
1.05
13.50
• >
647
6%
16c
6'A Mar
27'Ac
35c
Apr
18
IOC
Red
3.30
II,100
81%
Feb
1
McMarmac
15c
1.90
Jan
48c
Mar
Jan
10c
Mar
Mar
Apr
21c
Jan
41c
38c
2.65
47,766
45%
Jan
675
8'Ac
44,250
Apr
26c
13,000
100
13c
73%
34%
1,105
24,200
18
14,000
24c
37
39c
45c
3.25
11c
36
37c
Jan
72
9'Ac
21c
36
37c
Feb
11
43c
3.25
13c
*
*
33c
17%
21
Apr
11c
250
May
16% May
44c
8'Ac
305
11
7
Apr
16% May
10% Jan
72%
8%c
13,500
11
6% May
14 %c
17%
Merrill
14c
150
Jan
fl
Lake
Mexican Light & Power pfd__
Mexico Tramways Co Ltd
9%
8,750
Feb
Jan
32c
1
Red
Apr
3.35
310
24c
16'A
Mar
Apr
7c
13
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mclvor Drilling
Mar
7
7
21c
17c
2.27
..
McKenzle
32'A
13c
9,300
%C May
Jan
Jan
1
Ingus
—
McDougall-Segur
Feb
3.15
26c
1.83 May
91,000
16%
3'Ac
13c
24c
Mar
Feb
6'AC
28%
3.20
6c
7c
6c
24'Ac
Jan
4%c Jan
1.85
1
Jan
8%
8'Ac
10%
Matarrow Lead
Maxwell Ltd new
Jan
May
14%
Apr
1.85
935
,
4%c
100
May
12% Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
2.00 May
100
11%
5,500
98
23c
Feb
2'Ac
Jan
2.20
Apr
6'Ac
Jan
May
•
For footnotes
2 %c
"
31
22c
._5
Acceptance
17%
12c
•
Moneta
Paper common
preferred
3,395
33,325'
Jan
Feb
44c
International
3.05
—100
30 »/4
—1
B
International
Feb
Feb
Apr
3.10
5%
5%
1.65
2.65
52c
1.90 Mar
39c
4% '/o
May
21,050
17%c
'
5%
Indust
32,750
1
McColl Frontnac
Apr
Feb
1.00
*
Apr
Feb
6c
2.99
1.90
Ltd—,
29%
5%
4%
Oils
Jan
12%
May
90c
Martin-McNeely
10'A
9'Ac
Feb
35c
2.85
1.91
;
12.225
4
Apr
1.56
?,
93c
1
Gold
Marigold
Apr
2.10
2.90
•
Marbenor Malartic
Marcus
McCabe
177,550
1
Mining & Smelting
Porcupine
Preferred
18,810
Jan
»
A
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Jan
13
1
.
_—____—
Erie
class
Sugar preferred
Maple Leaf Gardens
5.25
33c
—1
&
1.75
1
& Eastern
Apr
13
1
Mining
Huron &
90c
Apr
Jan
Goldfields
4.80
25'AC
«
class
Bloedel
150
13
11c
Jan
50
32c
*
Consol
Hugh-Pam
4'Ac
8,175
Apr
Jan
'.111
Yellowknife
Hunts
11,500
Mines—
Manitoba
7.20
Jan
25c
•
Mines
Hudson Bay
23'Ac
Apr
4c
40c
I
Gold
Apr
5.60
3,000
*100
preferred-
Lakes Iron
Howard Smith
Hoyle
100
1
—
Oil
Hosco
Malartic
Manitoba
11c
3,500
8,260
4'Ac
Feb
Apr
92,700
Highwood Sarcee
Homer
6c
6,000
35c
High Crest -Oils Ltd—
Highridge Mining
Home
5'Ac
18.600
45
—1
;—
—
Mining
Hollinger
&
Gold
30%
Gold
Gold
5%c
12 %c 13'Ac
715
-1
Headway Red Lake
Hellens
Feb
Feb
17c
Jan
9'Ac
1
2.75
Hasaga Gold
Heath
99c
Apr
40c
13%
Jan
245,400
Consol
12c
3,500
35c
B
18c
12c
c62c
...
♦
MacMillan
Feb
Jan
12% Bay
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Jan
May
23c
1.15
River
6'Ac
;
40c
12,100
31'Ac
1
—_
& Minerals—
the
1.21
24,600
34c
Mackeno Mines
48
1
common
Harrison Hibbert Mines
Head of
2.05
Jan
6'Ac May
9'A Feb
May
1
Jan
._10
Gold
Gold
1.95
32%
Jan
7
1.16
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
4.80
Carpets
Harricana
16C
May
4'Ac
1
Magnet
1
Gold
16c
Apr
2.05
Apr
113/4
Hamilton Bridge
Harman Oils
■
Feb
Jan
32
1
Mines
Mar
—1
Cotton
tlmmmt
Mar
9c
78c
*
May
1
Apr
.30
Mines
28c
•
•
Mines
15c
100
A
___
Halcrow Swayze
Harding
Macassa
12'A
80c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Hamilton
I
_*
_
1
20c
47'/2
Preferred
Hallnor
Goldfields
Lowney (Walter M)
Lynx Yellowknife
56%c
17'A
____——
Lake
•
34c
f
30c
17,333
7
A
Jan
24%
Products
Gwillim
Louvicourt
class
Jan
Apr
29
300
6'Ac
1
1
Hosiery
8c
20,500
1.15 Mar
1.20
75c
class
Jan
23c
Jan
26c
Groceterias
Mar
8% May
13% Feb
Jan
•
Feb
13c
45c
1
»
36c
6.35
6c
>
Feb
1.05
Long Lac
Loblaw
Jan
3'Ac Jan
10'Ac May
1.15
15 %c
5%C
10'Ac
Mar
12%
Apr
Jan
-
Jan
7
Jan
6.25
13
2%c Apr
75c
10,400
5c
4c
,
1.19
20,500
6.00
.
May
3.25
Apr
8'Ac
Apr
40c
Feb
125
„
Feb
13%
•
Jan
Little
Macho
Apr
Feb
Mar
2,30
Lexindin Gold
Apr
3%c
Apr
*
Macfie Red Lake
Feb
30c
1
MacDonald
2%c
Feb
Jan
2.40
'
Gold
Apr
3,400
20c
3'Ac
1
Leduc-Consolidated
Leitch
Jan
48
common-
Mines
Gold
Gurney
.
May
5 %c
5'Ac
3
;
17%
Feb
23c
10%
•
Laura Secord
44%
9.60 May
Feb
8c
—
.
class
Lavalie Mines
28'Ac
7%c
18c
10%
■
•
Acceptance
Jan
5,500
32c
2,350
26c
10%
Jan
13,050
;
Jan
Jan
76c
1
Larder
■
1
Mines
Jan
4,657
>
Apr
8.25
25c
67,150
23c;
11%
Jan
20,950
1.31
20c
18%
Lapaska
12c
May
5,010
Apr
17% May
•
15
66c
preferred—
Trust
Mar
Apr
3.00
5.95:
225
35C
Mines
Lead
Feb
48
Freehold
Guayana
67c
1.00
Jan
5.70
40
11%
Guaranty
Gulf
May
1.70
Massey-Harris
class
Coal
Felt
36c
•
18c
B
Gridoil
Mar
3.90
73 3/4 c
—
West
6,900
33,500
Lamaque Gold
Lang & Sons
Lapa Cadillac
10c
—
Paper
West
Class
101
Apr
1
Preferred
Great
Jan
50
—,
Bousquet
Grandoro Mines
46c
2.75
11
52c
•
common
Preferred
Graham
Great
3'Ac
96%
85,575
.
9%c
11c
1
Jan
30c
10c
6.25
Mining.
24c
1,000
17c
•
Goodfish
Jan
Jan
2,071
48c
10
Manltou
2.40
16c
9,600
325
lOVs
3%c
Arrow
Golden
-
Feb
2,500
40c
17c
Goldhawk Porcupine
Goldora Mines
Mar
1.60
3.25
10c
Mines
17c
9'Ac May
11%
48c
—..
17,375
37c
Class
Gold
Eagle
9.60
9c
1
Gold
Apr
25c
Goldale Mines
Apr
Jan
Feb
Apr
15%
Gold
Lake
12'A
11%
20c
1
God's
Jan
15%
Gillies Lake
Feb
Jan
42
1
18'A
8.20
40
21c
May'
2,170
10
*
17
2,962
9.60
Mines.
19%
16%
3.05
Long Island Petroleums
i
10
Gold
Feb
Apr
39c
Apr
2.05
8.25
i
Glenora
Goldcrest
94
f
Jan
,
______—'—_.
1
15
38c
3.25
London
3.30
113/8
Lake
Feb
Mar
Mar
*
Apr
1§0
103/4
_•
1.05
96
401
ll'A
General Products Mfg class A
General Steel Wares common
Geneva
18,890
Jan
100
II—i
1
.
95
3.50 i
common—
Petroleum
Class A
17%
99
3.50
15
1.65
17
100
m
L.—
___.
'
1
1.55
—100
———r—
Bakeries
95% •"
95%
commori
preferred
5%
General
31c
14
1
Lomega Gold
.100
——-—
Apr
70'Ac
26c
.
Gair
Mar
Apr
16c
21c
Mines
Luz
Apr
1.25
Jan
87c
27c
Manufacturing
Foundation
18
25
11%
Flank Petroleums
Francoeur
Feb
Apr
*
.___
745
26c 28 %c
1.05
1
Lake
La
4%c
480
8c
Jan
90c
385
24%
7c
Apr
13%
16%
102,535
13'A
23 %
8c
1.27
Jan
22
460
,•
Jan
1
____
Warrant
Fleet
12%
24%
48c
11%
28c
1.16
•
1
j
Lake-Osu
Lake
96c
Falconbridge
14%'
Feb
15c
12,000
18%
Jan
Feb
1.23
5,600
1.80
1.25
17% May
18'A Jan
50
1
—
1.00
133
25
preferred—
Ltd
*
1
Gold
Jan
5.00
Jan
10
Hi
Mines
77c
50c
1
Glacier
Life
Estella
Jan
14'Ac
*
common
Rey
Emerald
48c
76,812
1.42
Industries
El
65c
1
Gold
69c
Apr
Kelvinator
57c
Jan
10c
395
1
—
Apr
9
Mar
2.65
14,150
Townsite
Klondike-Keno
41c
5,700
1
Machine
Investment
Paper
1.54
7
*
_
Washing
El
Jan
72c
1
Elora
8c
8%c
Malartic
Eldona
Mar
—
Rim Nickel Mines
Eddy
Jan
Apr
90c
68 %
East
Economic
48%
39'A
*
Gold
East
Easy
1
High
40'A May
23% Jan
*
International
Waite
Low
•
common
'
Amphi
East
High
9% Mar
340
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Johns-Manville
Oils
»
373/4
Low
1
1
9
STOCKS
*
,
Mudge class A
Dragon Oils & Gas
East
10%
•
:
Mines
Donnell &
37%
23.50
common
MAY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10%
•
common
Preferred
Dominion Textile
Dominion
Low
•
Chemical
&
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Par
Dominion Tar
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
Dominion
FOR
Sales
1.15
Jan
1.83 May
21,200
35c
Jan
55c
Jan
1
59c
51c
60c
3,500
43c
Mar
65c
Jan
1
4%c
4%c
4%c
10.513
3'Ac
Jan
5c
9c
10c
9,250
4'Ac
Apr
10%c
Apr
8c
Apr
22c
jojiv
Jan
20c
Mar
46c
42c
May
New
Norsman Mines
1
10
Jan
New
Norzone
1
10c
3c IOV4C
75,900
42
Jan
New
Pacalta Oil
•
15'Ac
14 %c 16'Ac
30,283
10%c
Jan
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1994)
.
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1952
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE TOR
Friday
Range
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Feb
6c
Feb
Jan
50c
Feb
Standard Paving common
Preferred •__!
6.75
Apr
Apr
Stanley
1,000
48c
245,950
6.20
5.50
14.471
Thurbois
1
9'Ac
9c
6.30
L'Ac
1
4'Ac
4c
4'Ac
3,000
5
2.30
2.25
2.30
933
1.95
19c
7,500
12'Ac
Feb
80c
Jan
—
-
Yellowknife
Nib
Ltd
Mines
Nisto
,
Mines
Nordon
17c
78'A
.1'
——
Mines.
1
Normetal
Mining
•
North
Denison
North
Inca
Northland
North
7c
65c
65c
66c
29c
25c
29c
3.30
1
'
—
Mines
1
*
(1940)
Apr
Steel
20c
Feb
Canada
Steeloy
8,033
22'Ac Apr
5.65
Jan
14%
29
Jan
Jan
7
Mar
10 "
6% Mar
38c
7.25
16c
14c
15c
3.10
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
35
Jan
29
35
Mar
2,000
16c
73+
Apr
28% May -
670
4%c
Feb
3ulltvan Cons
93c
Jan
Supertest (ordinary) t
Jan
30c
May
12'Ac
—1
1
Apr
4.50
Feb
Surf
14%C,
Mines——
Apr
4c
Mar
500
5c
1
11c
Jan
17c
Jan
Sweet?
5,500
6c
May
15c
Feb
Mar
7c
Mar
14'
Mar
22c
Feb
1,405
97
97'
25
9%c
9'Ac
10c
7c
6%c
7c
16,000
7
6%
7'/«
5,185
Grass
Ltd.
Oils
1.35
12c
12c
13c
16,000
10c
Mar
17c
Jan
17'Ac
15c
18c
17,200
15c
May
39c
Jan
Thompson-Lundmark %___
1
1.21
1.21
1.25
—*
15c
13c
15c
6% May
1.33
5 650
3.00 May
3.45
O'Brien
Gold
Oil
Mines
Selections
Okalta
1.44
1.12 Mar
36,800,
12c
17,300
Jan
3.55
Apr
5.00
1.50
17
Jna'
93
Jan
l'4c
Jan
Mar
8'Ac* Apr
91,626
1.02 Mar
1.59
32
32
32
*
-
5,100
1.18
-r
30%
.,'1.54 Apr
Feb
25
'
Feb
1.60
*
"7
•7
7
1
2.62
2.47
2.75
!
•
15C
12c
15c
150
6%
Jan
4.70
26,425
23c
21'Ac
25c
15,500
18c
Jan
25c
•
5 'Ac
5'Ac
6c
13,000
4'Ac
Jan
7'Ac Jan
May.
45c
42c
22 %c Mar
28c
Jan
63c
Apr
Apr
69c
Feb
54C
37.570
39c
35c
40c
10,300
—_1
1.75
1.70
1.80
1,700
*
13%
13%
104
13
May
15
20
Mines—w—
Toront* Elevators
28
100
28
May
30% Mar
:
Toronto General Trusts
■:
28
'31c
-
'
1.70 May
*
Ontario
Beauty Supply common
Ontario
Pyrites Co- Ltd
Ontario
Steel
common
——
—*
•
1
-•
Gold
Oslsko
Lake
Mines
May
150
41,975
Jan
3.20
18'A
Apr
Towagmac Exploration J
Tower
Jan
Apr
3.55
83Ac
1,000
7%c
Jan
12c
13c
126,400
4%e
Jan
13c
May.
Traders
Jan
9c
89c
85c
3.50
200
4.15
Apr
Jan
82o
13,500
89c
Petroleums
1.15
Jan
80c
80c
700
80c
May
9c
11c
8,100
6c
Jan
11c
13
'*'!
13%
—1
.—1
11c
Pacific Petroleum
X
13'A
Page Hershey Tubes
•
•
67
66
67
731
86c
86c
88c
16,325
2%c
2'Ac
3'Ac
1,550
92c
91c
1.00
33,850
Pacific
Coyle
Navig
—
(Eastern);
:
Pamour
Porcupine
Pandora
Cadillac
1-
————
Oil—
Western
Pan
__
10c
1
Paramaque Mines
3aAc
33Ac
Jan
May
Jan
15% Apr
64'A
Feb
71
70c
Jan
95c
9.50
28,277
2'Ac Mar
88c
Jan
Mar
4c
Jan.
1.23
Apr
2,500
4c
1.35
1
class
46c
45o
—*
A—;
34
33
5.80'
5.85
7%c Jan
1,000
B
" '
—•
Mountain, Oil—;
62c
35-
PeQ
Apr
16%
15c
66c
3.15
Tuekett
;
Tobacco
130
35
87% May
Jan
6.75
46,280
i7C
Mar
May-
5,500
14c
Apr
21c
Jan
87c
Apr
.34,900
130
2.40
5
;57c<:
67c
^
'
3.35
130
35c
"
126,972
Mar
1.13
"lc
May.
6%c
20 **" Jan
.:
May
21 %c Mar
Jan
130 -r May
,:40,9QQ.;T
3%C:
,
Jan
42c
.
-
2,855
3.15
lc
Apr
16c
<
70c
,
Apr
49c
48,360
17
50c
l%c
—1,
May
Jan
Apr
4.25
130
: 55c
-100
preferred—..
TungstettTdGorp
Rights"* —A——;~
May
67c"
.-3.00
Oil
Triad
Jan
36 >■
29
65c
Petroleum
~
56c
Jan
85%
fi
15c
Trend
185
Jan
10
16
Transvision-Television'
35c
28%
4,503
87
-
60 %c
*
Transcontinental ^Resources
2,840
10%c
Jan
6.00 '
87
>100
31 ,'900
36
--
31
*
Preferred
Trans Empire Oils
49c
*•
Jan
5c
3%c Jan
Finance
Class
Feb
Trans
Pacific
9%Cf-
9%c
1
2.1 Q
Feb
2.45
1.40
1.99
3.65
8'Ac
—
1
.
1.46
50c
15'A Mar
67,625
17
Feb
25c
100
50c
2.45
1.80
12'Ac
1
<
16'A
1.80
3.65
1
Lake.
Red
Orlac
2.22
——
Opemiska Copper Mines
Orange Crush
Orenada
50c
2.22
—
Jan
2.75 May
Jan
2.20
6,900
•
Apr
4.40
•
Omnitrans Exploration
1
Gold
7 "2
Feb
10c
28,048
-
Apr
33% Mar
"
______
Mines
Tomblll Gold
Torbrit Silver
4.50
Malartic
Toburn
Gold
Jan
18c
Jan
*
Oils
Q'Leary
<
Jan.
13% May95
6,000
1.42
,1.51
1
Ltd;
Mines
Jan
22c
Jan
Jan
8
13%
97
Sylvanite Gold
5c
3.00
14
.50c
12,000
3.00
8.00
Apr
Jan
14c
^
Lake
Apr
13%c
*
17,200
•
Inlet
6.75
17,647
■
>
TOO
1
Preferred
Teck-Hughes
Obaska
Feb
55%c
Apr
16'A
2.340 '
30 %
6.95
6.95
_1
—
Sudbury Contact
1
Ltd
Nubar Mines
30%
Jan
Jan
5%
25
30
High
13%
27
2,500
17
4'Ac
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor Pearson common
Oil
7
45c
29%
30
Steep Rock Iron Mines
River Gold
Sturgeon
Jan
Jan
7
——__
21c
2.82
50
17
common.
58c
•'*
7
41c
1
'
Mining.
75
Feb
8'Ac
Apr
of
Co
105
27'A
_*
Preferred
1.0? Mar
Low
13'A
27'A
1
Range Since Jan. I
High
13'A
—
—•
Gold—
6'Ac
2,080
Low
7
Bros
9c
6%c
r_
Stedman
19c
4.85 May
62,567
3.25
3.45
12c 13'Ac
Starratt
Jan
Feb
class A
Oisen
Jan
85
Mar
17c
Brock
7c
3'Ac Jan
27.000
9c
8'Ac
Gold
Star
5,659
—•
Mines
Oil?
Canadian
North
6,500
1
Canada
Extension
Shares
—•
—
.„
3.00
Jan
Apr
15c
2,000
4.95
73'A
15,100
——•
Gold
Northern
Northern
16c
20c
4.85
—
6%c
19c
4.95
Nor pick
500
4%c
.—
Norlartic
10'Ac
Jan
8c
3'Ac Jan
1,459
15c
—1
_
1.00
73 %'
5.35 May
5,550
78 'A
1.00
—
•
—
Corp
Norgold
17c
.1
Mines
Noranda
—___1-
Gold;....
Nor-Acme
for Week
Standard Radio, class A
5'Ac
43c
Superior Oils of Canada
New
Sales
Kar.ge
of Prices
Par
High
30c.
5'Ac
47c
Nipissing
f
4'Ac
5'Ac
New
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
1
1
1
Rouyn Merger
Lake Mines
Kyau
I)
for Week
of Prices
Par
New
MAY
ENDED
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New
WEEK
Sales
Week's
25'%
'
Aur
May
Jan
Apr.
~
Union Gas
23%
23'/+
30c
30c
4.00
-
3.90
:
23% '
750
Feb
~
Malartiot
Parbec
_—
Partaneir Malartic-
River
Penn-Cobalt
Perron Gold
Petrol
38,500
7.70
7.25
7.75
46
46
46'A
45c
38c
50c
United
Asbestos,
United
Corp class A
54c
110,600
2,950
67c
67c
68c
2,700
60c
Mar
•
1.38
1.20
1.40
208,250
56c
Jan
_
Apr
Apr
55
May
Mar
1
Gas
8.25
Apr
46
35c
-
75c
Jan
7.00
105
1
Ltd
Mines
:
&
Oil
68c
5 'Ac Mar
3c
1,200
63c
Feb
Union
3%c Mar
6,000
5c
*
common
Silver
4'Ac
5c
65c
—1
Nat Gas
Ltd
Penman's
4 'Ac
—
—
1
ConsoL
Paymaster
Peace
1
—
—-1————1
4 'Ac Apr
-
Jan
52c
Jan
1.40 May
Mining
Class
„1
B
Class
39%
^—______
B
preferred
United Keno
&
.50
Lead
12c
II
Zhic Mihes—
•'"27
67C;
1
12,730
f*
1
*
i'l
....
ll3'«c
12cv
;63c
55
70c,,
Apr
52
46c
Mar
28
41%
56
Jan
Jan.*"*
Mai-
Jan
22% Mar
10%
Apr
14%
Jan
58c
"
;
4.75 Mar
May,
;
20
9,554
19,905
Jan
38% Mar
.
125
■
Feb
-3.05
25
55
•
140
52
21 %
21
12'/+c
35,985-"-
39%
52;
*1
,4.15'
39'/+
<
.25
_—
Hill
United
35c
27
United. Fuel class A preferred—;
Jan
88c
•
._1,
Jan
98c
Feb
3.44
Apr
/
"
Pickle
Gold
Crow
Pioneer
Mines
1.75
1
Development
Oils
Ponder
—
—
Peninsular
Porcupine
42
*
—
1.70
2.30
1
Gold
Placer
2.35
2.15
1.50 Mar
5,865
1,700;
2.40
42'A
1.85
2.35
4'Ac
2.15 May
6,000
23%
2,410
90c
1,000
29'A
29'A
26c
27c
61
61
13'A
13'A
13'A
343
1
1.40
1.38
1.41
2,600
Prospectors' Airways——
•
1.85
1.70
1.90
4,600
Punch;
1
1.54
1.51
1.65
30,250
17,000
Power
Corp
1
—
Trust
Pressed
East
V
—
"
———-'——100
Dome—_
Ltd
Petroleums
Mica
Mines
__
Mines——^
Metals
Preston
__
*
—
Premier Border Gold
Premier
Purdy
4c
23'A.1
Gold.
__
—1
——;
'
%
24c
Purity Flour Mills common——10
19c
125
2,000
10
v
24c
2.00 Mar
United
2.60
Apr.
United
Jan
Upper
52
Oils
2.37
Labrador
Quebec
Feb
4c
-
2.70
5'Ac Jan
Petroleums
Jan
Ventures
1.04
Apr
Vicour
29'A Mar
25c
Mar
33
37c
Ltd
2.46
2.65
5,950
46c
2.62
t-;
Villbona Gold
Violamac
50c
63
May
12%
Apr
14
1.60
—.
Mines
1.32
1.50
Apr
Feb
78c
Apr
1.85 Feb
Walker
1.99 Mar
Waterous
6c
Feb
25c
9
Feb
10
Mar
Waite
W'ekusko
Feb
Westeel
Ashley-
Jan
Western
Canada
3.20
58c
25
12c
May
39c
Jan
22c
18,200
12c
16c
37,437
8c
9'Ac Mar
33c
Apr
Jan
22c
Mar
41c
76,774
36c
May
75c
Feb
35c
40c
40,250
30c
Mar
49c
Apr
3.90
4.15
1,400
3.90 May
5%c
4'Ac
7c
12,100
4'Ac May
2.75
2.95
1,500
6'A
73c
Petroleum
Robertson
Mfg
Preferred
Robinson
1.65
*,
,
_;
(Little)
class A
*
Roy Silver
Mar
Jan
52
510
49'A May
41'A
295
41
15%
1.03
Jan
30c
1.75
61
Apr
(George.)
GOc
Lawrence
A
16
San
Antonio
Sand
River
Sapphire
Winchester
Winward
Scurry
Oils
Scythes
&
Feb
41 'A May
Winora
Yale
Lead
1
&
7.45
7.75
31,810
Jan
24c
30
20%
50c
54c
23,300
4c
3%c
4c
18.100
20'/b
20. 20%
980
Jan
50c
May
1
1
21
22
91%
92'A
1.85
1.90
1
Apr
23
Jan
10c
36
635
2.58
2.50
2.65
7,067
3%c
3'Ac
5'Ac
5,000
3.75
3.70
4.05
4 650
2.72
189,400
1.50
4.90
7'c
Toronto Stock
Jan
Voting
Mines
*
Silanco
Dairies
W.
Dairies
South
—
Anglo Newfoundland Develop—
Asbestos
Corp
—5
Jan
4.35
4.70
20,085
3.45
Jan
5.10
Apr
Brown
—1
1.51
■
"
Stadacona
1.60
17,650
19c
" 22c'
18,500
38'A
39'A
10'Ac
11c
776
II,900
23'A May
40c
Jan
16c
Jan
28
1.95
Apr
22c
Jan
46%
Jan
Feb
12c
9c
31
Jan
28'A
100
1.51
1.55
400
1.50
Apr
1.81
4.20
4.35
23,257
4.05
Feb
4.75 Mar
28
$5
Co
common
Apr
.
convertible
2nd
1st
see
__
page 43.
.
194
2.05
46,400
9c
Mar
143+c
Mar
Feb
Apr'
Apr
7%c
6,000
6c
Feb
18%c
Jan
44c
73,800
25c
Jan
44c
May
5%c
1,000
3'Ac
Feb
6%c May
40
35%
238
35
Apr
17,805
4%c
Jan
9c
May
4,550
1.52
Jan
3.10
Apr
:
Jan
53c
50c
55c
15,800
50c
May
84c
34c
34c
39c
Feb
42c
Jan
14c
127,484
7,000
28c
12c
11c
Feb
14c
Jarr
1.85
1.78
1.90
24,750
1.50
1.50
235
1.06
1.01
1.10
29,287
1.65
Jan
Jan
2.24 Mar
1.50
97c
Jan
2.00
Feb
1.44 Mar
Jan
Exchange-Curb Section
Funds
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices-
Shares
Canada
&
Canadian
Dominion
Sugar—
Jan
Canadian
is
18'A
325
18
19% Mar
Canadian
Western Lumber
20
125
400
.
242,350
6.90
32c
19
Feb
1,160
10
Apr
13%
1,055
22
Apr
26%
Feb
10'/+ May
15%
Jan
10%
IOV4
10%
23%
22%
23% :
11'/+
"10%
160
860
11%
25
100
45
102
7.60
May
Feb
Mar
Apr
8.00
60c
Apr
May
-
47
515
*
•
Westinghouse
60c
31
25
:
Marconi
18 'A
18%
19
150
•
20'A
8 00
Apr
Apr
27
47%
High
18%
25'A
27
47%
common
18% May
20
Low
J
17%
100 %
Collieries
Canadian Industries
136
44c
Range Since Jan. 1
10% Mar
16%
preferred^
19
7.75
-
"Low. High'
7.50
May
113
1
Feb
3.75
3.75
4.00
2.000
•
34
34
34%
4.95
1
'
*
.
7.25
Feb
18%
3.70
May
51'A
Jan
Jan
8.40
Feb
Apr
Jan
20%
4.60
Jan;
Feb
570
33%
Apr
5'/e
5,175
3.65
Jan
6.25
Feb
7% May
10%
Jan
"
,
43
Jan
Alcohols
25'A
2 04-, 402
1.35
Jan
1.92
May
400
2.25
Apr
2.60
Feb
deHavilland
9%
9'A
9'A
615
8%
Apr
9%
Apr
Dominion
6'A
515
6%
Apr
7
Jan
Dominion
Glass
67%
90
5%
5%
100
5% May
7%
Apr
33%
31%
33%
2,909
31% May
38%
Jan
40c
40c
41c
10,510
common
Bridge
6 'A
9,507
65
65
May
80
Feb
Jan
l 92
8%
65
___»
Paper
7%
0
•
Commercial
Consolidated
2.53
-
-
-
96'A
98'A
81
351/2
3434
37
621
347/8
347/3
361/2
99'A
__
942
95'A
99'A
530
—
58c
62c
9,865
48c
1
46'Ac
49c
24,520
1.10
1.03
1.13
8,200
19
igi/4
19
335
12c
14c
24,500
i3'/2c
•
;
Inc
23
Jan
Jan
9c
.
1 62
»
Ltd
Jan
89%
v80c
36
Gold
18%
,
*
—
preferred
Bulolo
2.50
1
Mines
Brands
20
143
Apr
Feb
38'A May
28'A
■
»
For footnotes
*
1.40
i9c "•
39'A
•
Co
Brazeau
Sanadard
Pulp & Paper-
1.89
100
—
Oils
Feb
Canad
2.50
*
Valley Oil
Spooner
Anglo
3.40
20
«
I ^°e ^2 ? "T
Sladen Malartic
Souris
Apr
Jan
55c
preferred,—_100
B
473
152,160
2.68
«
2.25
•
Simpson's Ltd class A
Southam
5.00
•
A
Jan
7c
■
1
class
Apr
9.70
2.52
•
Andian National
50c
:
:
Preferred
Jan
Apr
Apr
145
7.75
5
Mines
Jan
Mar
2.88
37c
44c
Par
6c
4.60
10,100
__
Class
Jan
Jan
2.70
18%
___i
Mines
34
Feb
7.40 May
Sale Price
Feb
2.70
Canadian
Class B
Silverwood
Feb
3c
46'A
23%
__
Standard
SUverwood
Feb
4.30
1
common
Silver Miller
Silver
2.35
2.41
—
_____
Ltd
34'A May
__
•
Sigma Mines
Silknit
1.70
Last
23 V2
'
*
common
5.00
io'Ac
50c
(Quebec)
Mining
31% May.
Apr
Mar
4%c
.
Canadian
stocks
4.55
1
_
4.40
__
—
trust
17%
May
2.50
—.
Breweries
75c
Jan
1.97
6%c
*
*
1
:
:
Apr
Jan
35
_
Wpg Brewing class B
Sick's
Jan
11c 13 %c
Tic
1
'
Knitting class B
Apr
6c
2'Ac
10c
3,000
70c
20
9'Ac
__
*
;_
—
Jan
16
Apr
50c
*
Gold
23
19%
Jan
Apr'
Apr
Jan
16
Ltd—
Gordon
10c
Feb
Apr
27'A May
•
Creek
Apr
32c
58.571
4,006
36
Yellowknife Bear Mines
York
15c
_l
Sheep
9
8c
Yukeno Mines
1,679
Rouyn
if
Shawinigan Water & Power common..^
Sherritt
943
52
2.60
Zinc
Apr
I,118
•
Shea's
200
42,150
Apr
Jan
6c
1,500
16
15
41%
6
.
225
Mar
2,000
•
(1945)
11% May
2,512
65
1
Mines
57c
19
*
Shawkey
19,775
/
2.82
—1
Canuck Oil & Mining
13c
18c
Selburn
Warrants
Jant
32%
—1
;
15'A May
28'A
Ltd
Senator
Apr
21
22
Mines
Gold
Feb
17c
*
Co
1.15
1.25
2.60
-
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
27%
Security Freehold Petroleums—.;
Oil
Feb
Mar
68c
•
92%
1
—
Jan
14'A
18 %
__
common
63c
76c
31%
common
Larder
Gold
6%c
28
Ltd
Co
May
14,900
11,371
,
7.50
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg Electric common^.—
Yankee
•
Gold
Petroleums
11c
76,000
88c
2.60
Ltd
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Yellorex
183A
common
Gold——
4'Ac Mar
11c
1.00
'
31%
.
IlOc
.100
20c
25
——_1
Corp
Apr
56c
Friday
St
Apr
9c
..
9c
*
Petroleums
25,500
10c 11'Ac
28c
common
Ryanor Mining ;
Weston
Feb
1
Gold
Industries
Feb
20%
Feb
9'Ac
9 %c
—5
class
Leaseholds
Wilrlch
Apr
*
——
79c
Jan
lc
Apr
Mar
•
Oils Ltd
Grocers
33c
15 y2
nc
32c
1
Feb
10
Bank
Royalite Oil
Rupununl
2c
20c
72,000
41%
__
Jan
9%c
16,200
36,500
X
Lac
Oils
9c
3.25
6'A
1.70
•
Long
Jan
Mar
49%
__
6.25
5
1.60
__
__40
110
Jan
8c
6c
23c
1
6'A
2.75
21c 24'Ac
__
•
_
6
May
14'/+
21
Brew
Preferred
35c
__
35c
Jan
20c
1
Jan
1,000
Jan
May
3.90
___
Feb
1.94
4,317
6%
.1
^
Western
Apr
Mar
1
_
11%
'
7,100
14
11%'
43* 44%
Products
Jan
2.40
41c
20
1
Gold
Russell
1.90
Ltd
Rix-Athabasca
Rundle
Apr
Western
15c
36c
Feb
18*
r
1
Western Homestead
21c
38c
1.61
,8c.
6
Consol
Jan
66,400
Textiles class A
Roxana
1.10
80c
43
35c
15c
Jan
Mar
10 •
'37C'
-
90c'
87c
common
Mar
12'Ac
'5c
,
1.00
13%
Ltd
25c
12'Ac
8c
v
(G & W)
3,500
2,652
-l;
Amulet
14,050
11,485
8c
>
-l.
Feb
21
17
,_1
__i
Oils
33c
50c
35c
8c
1.00
-
Mar
Feb
Vulcan
Jan
20'A
1.
—u_.
—
16c
20%
22,246
17%
—
Feb
Jan
1
Mines
Richfield
Royal
30c
1.84
—
Mines
Jan
60
—'
Regcourt
Roche
27c
600
1.75
36 %c
Van Roi Mines_L
29'A
Jan
76c
1
MacDonald
Renfrew
Reno
27c
81,950 "
10'%
1.81
Ii;
'
Apr
May
21
1
Petroleum
Renabie
24c
1
Poplar Gold'
Reef
20c
*
.
.
—
—
Uranium
Red-Pic
20c
„
1
j
Quemonfr Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Reeves
51,750
1
Queenston Gold
Red
1.35
——
Quebec Manltotr
Ranwick
80
1.20
1
A,
9%
1.33
'2.49,
10%
Mines
Western
9%
1
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quibec Chibougamau
2.35
r
Steel
Canada
'
9,150
90c
Rouyn
__
River
Powell
Jan
40'A May
1,795
21'A
Powell
—1
1.79
2.30-
40%
Feb,
98 'A May
Feb
39% Mar
,}
28%
90
58c
37c
1.00
17
9'Ac
JanJan
May
Feb
Apr
Mar
Jan
45c
55c
25,035
38c
Feb
36c
3,322
36c
Apr
"
27%
27%
100
27% May-
40
100
73c
50c
1.30
Feb
53c
70
78
221
45
Jan
78
May
•
73
75
395
72%
Jan
90
Feb
50
Jan
*
50
20
common
Hayes Steel
3gc
■
*
.Preferred
31'A
Aircraft
35c
*
Oil
96
45c
•
*
Dalhousie
28%
28%
25
28% May
28% May
32
32
75
31
35
•
Mar
International
Paper common.!
Feb
International
Utilities
50
10
May
Jan
66
Jan
Mar
7%
44
43
44'A
3,890
41% May
50%
Feb
5
27
26%
27
568
20% Mar
30
Feb
24%
1
24%
100
23
Jan
May
Apr
Loblaw
Inc
Minnesota & Ontario
19
May
Per.d
20c
Mar
Price
Bros
70c
Jan
46c
Jan
27% May
Reliance
Third
Grain
24
1,555
21% May
28%
Feb
6.00
6.25
1 200
5.90 May
8.75
Jan
26%
297/a
320
60c
1
Invest-;.72c
60c
4.75
.".
Canadian, General
Yukon Consolidated
25%
22%
29%
1
Feb
24
6.25
Paper
Oreille
4.75
450
68c
74c
40,300
90
26%
60c
Apr
May
4.75 May
50c
Apr
33%
Feb
Jan*
60c" May ;
5%
80c
Apr
Apr
.
Volume
175
Number 5115
.
.
The Coihmercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1995)
43
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Mutual
Par
Fund
25c
Affiliated
Fund
American
Inc
Business
Bid
1.25
Shares
Ask
90c
Mutual
99c
4.77
3.96
12.58
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
9.78
18.04
Blue
Tn<»
•
Corp
i
Holdings Corp
1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__1
Bond
Inv
Boston
Tr
Ask
1
11.86
18.03
18.43
9
10.37
B-2
(Medium
•
21.52
23.14
B-3
Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
22.70
24.54
B-4
(Speculative
Bonds)
l
K-l
(Income Pfd
Stocks)
1
17.47
10c
value
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
S-l (Quality Common
Stks)_l
27.37
34.40
17.66
19.27
16.92
18.46
23.66
1
23.60
25.86
S-2
1
13.76
14.88
S-3
1
20.76
22.44
S-4
100 5 ,475
100
Investment
Priced
Com
Funds
5.96
16.87
25o
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)—
♦
12.67
13.77
Managed
28%
30 y4
16.42
11.82
.1
General
Industries
Aviation
1
9.73
V).66
Bank
1
13.99
15.33
Paper shares
—1
10.49
11.50
1
17.14
.18.78
1
10.62
Corporate bond series
Diversified
1
Steel
Mass
7.86
11.34.,
12.43
Mass
14.67
16.08
Massachusetts Life Fund—r
Insurance stock
l%s Dec.
l7%s Dec.
1,
100.1666
.1999
l%s
April
1%S Feb.
15,
100.1424
.1728
l%s
Oct.
1952
l%s March
99.8
99.10
99.3
1953—
1 %s
15, 1954
1955
99.5
15,
99.16
1,
1956
98.20
98.28
1, 1956
1, 1957
Apr.
1955
98.18
98.26
98.12
98.20
99.18
l
38.16
41.25
Inc_l
Fund
17.53
18.95
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
Rate
Dated
2.25%
9-
2.20%
•>
10-
Due
4-51
6-
1-51
7-
Bid
Ask
bl.75
2-52
1.50%
2.25%
Rate
Dated
2-
Due
1-52
11-
V
Bid
Ask
b2.00
3-52
1.80%
bl.80
1.65%
2.15%
3- 3-52
12-
1-52
b2.00
1.85%
1.65%
2.15%
4-
1-52
1-
2-53
b2.00
1.85%
1.75%
2.
5-
1-52
2-
13.63
2-53
b2.00
1
15.69
17.34
2.20%
1-
2-52
1.90%
10- 1-52
bl.95
Mutual
Shares
1.80%
13.33
l
13.61
13.61
32.27
Mutual
Trust
1
10.79 '■*. 11.73
beneficial
interest
Corp
Shares
of beneficial
8.44
Balanced Fund
;
8.43
9.24
10.06
National
9.87
10.82
National
1.85
2.03
1
10.23
11.12
1
31.30
22:58
Priced
17.41
Income
5.26
18.82
5
Inc_l
10
2.56
13.05
1
7.00
7.31
Series
1
7,02
Series..
1
7.46
,_l
4.90
5.36
1
3.71
i
5.54
Bond
Stock
Series
Speculative Series
Stock
Series
Industrial Stock Series
l
Selected Group Series_______l
2.81
32
16.63
Series
Low
24.14
5.08
15 49
12.07
Corp
Security Series—
Bond
33.47
1
20c
l
j
Investors
Preferred
:
interest.™
Nation-Wide Securities—
9.18
,
Inc
Mutual
l%s March 15,
.1072
bl.90
25c
Mutual Trust
.0904
10.61
Fund
Founders
.0914
100.0837
bl.85
14.50
Fidelity Fund Inc
First
100.0764
100.0719
1-52
7.70
'
Fund
17%S Aug. 15, 1952
17%S Sept. 1, 1952
l7/ss Oct. 1, 1952
1-52
1
Industrial
Ask
32nds—
2-52
Howard—
Financial
Bid
in
are
8-
of
1
First Boston Corp..
Values
9-
9.68
—
Balanced Fund
Maturity—
1-51
13.23
Steel
Stock
.0841
Treasury Notes—
1952
3-51
__1
Equity Fund Inc
100.0702
Indebtedness—
1,
11-
.-1
Railroad Equipment
&
l7/as July
12-
Coast Invest Fund. _1
Eaton
Certificates of
Price
Ask
2.15%
12.16
Funa
Bid
2.20%
29.45
«jie,yius>
117%
16.10
_1
Dividend Shares
97.10
116'%
30.44
-1
Tobacco
100.16
1961
14.81
-1
,
2nd
100.10
1954
Panama Canal 3s
28.31
13.00
12.44
Units
15.32
11.86
..
100.18
97
,
1
13.98
1
Public Utility.
Railroad
100.26
100.12
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
1
_
Investors Trust—
of beneficial interest
Ctfs
Investors
1,
99.28
Dollar
8.61
1
Pacific
1957-1955
100.8
100.18
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
5.23
Inc__ 10c
Fund
1
stock
—
1,
100
—J—~~
6.38
4.75
Diversified
Metals
1956
99.28
5.42
lc
5.56
Merchandising
1Q54
3.42
lc
„
14.28
'Machinery
1955-1953
1,
1,
Ask
99.25
4.58
5.07
preferred
equipment
3.10
4.92
13.03
Electrical
2'%s Feb.
3.69
4.16
stock—1
-
5.14
3.35
5.80
Diversified Investment Fund_l
common
4.67
lc
_
Bond
4.26
lc
„
shares
Manhattan
11.27
3.87
lc
Petroleum shares
„
4.27
lc
shares
Home Furnishings shares
Non-Ferrous Metals
stock
37.55
3.88
Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
9.38
10.72
37.55
lc
Business
12.95
8.56
9.81
Funds—
Automobile shares
18.05
1
;
Chemical
1,
99.22
Maturity—
15.52
1
Building Supply
Feb.
2%s Nov.
23%s May
1%S Oct.
6.54
Lexington Trust Fund
Inc—
Agriculture
Automobile
2'As
100.2
100
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
15%S Feb. 1, 1953-
7.58
l
7.41
1
12.23
135
Stock
Composite Fund
11:21
6.94
1
&
*
20.33
Stks)_l
6.82
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Delaware Fund
1
»
>
26.58
18.63
Com Stocks)
1
(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
(Low
28.06
24.37
1
Inc
Diversified
26.64
(Income
Knickerbocker Fund
5,625
130
_1
K-2
8.89
21.89
Fund
Bond
100.5
100.4
100.2
wi
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
1%S Jan. 1, 1953-1952—!
100.1
100.1
1952.
1953
c*
point
Ask
100
1352
15,
16,
a
37.53
Century 8hares Trust
Preferred
13,
Aug.
32nds of
more
Bid
1952™
Feb.
or
29.86
Chemical
com
June
one
19.07
8.88
5
Securities
2.20s
15,
2.00s
9.49
'
Fund
30.92
r
■
,
(Investment Bonds)
Street Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd
Composite
Funds—
B-l
America
Commonwealth
Custodian
2%
Broad
Christiana
30.30
__i
May
2.20s
Keystone
V/b
Fund Inc
asset
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
2.20s
Fund Inc
9%
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net
Figures after decimal point represent
12.96
1
-
1
of
9
12.83
19.61
Fund
Beneficial
Blair
May
Obligations of Government Agencies
Bid
11.81
1
10.63
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Par
Investors Management Fund
Johnston (The) Mutual
4.29
11.58
Funds—
Investment Co of America
Investment Trust of Boston
5.17
1
_1
American Mutual
Friday
Investing Companies
Funds—
Aberdeen
lor
Low Priced Com Stock Series.l
33 '%
1
5.66
6.27
Natural
•
7.86
8.54
New
lc
7.02
7.69
lc
6.52
7.14
Pacific Amer Investors
$1.50
preferred
2
19.59
21.47
Fund
Fund
Resources Fund
England
Inc
9.41
United States
Bid
Treasury Bills
Ask
Bid
7.67
May 15, 1952
bl.70
1.55%
June
8.15
May 22, 1952
May 29, 1952
bl.70
1.55%
July 3, 1952
4.05
June
6.05
June
10.28
June
4.97
5.43
5.38
26,
1952
bl.70
1.55%
1952
bl.65
1.55%
bl.60
1.45%
July
15. 1952
bl.60
1.48%
1.50%
August
June
19,
1952——
bl.62
24
bl.70
-
-
,
1.62%
1.62%
bl.70
1.64%
bl.72
_
1.62%
bl.70
.
1952
1.58%
bl.70
July 31, 1952
5,
1.55%
bl.68
July 10, 1952
July 17, 1952
12, 1952
Ask
bl.65
1.66%
5.88
lc
4.67
17.75
19.09
com—10c
5.15
5
24%.
26 %
l
31.75
32.07
5
25
32
1952
5.12
.1
7,
Fund.
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
stock
Fundamental
series
Investors
Inc
Inc
Futures
Gas
series
stock
Common
asset
19.99
21.62
Petroleum
1
55.46
59.63
1
5.64
6.13
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer Fund Inc..
Stock Fund-lc
8.45
9.26
Putnam (Geo) Fund
Republic Investors Fund
7.71
.8.45
Corp
General Investors
Trust
.
3.52
uruup Securities—
Common
(Net
3.24
1
Inc
Fund
Capital
(The)
Automobile
shares
lc
,4
value)
&
Trading
.1
14.25
14.68
17.01
18.49
1
18.49
3.08
3.37
«'
9.22
Scudder, Stevens &
8.83
9.68
8.98
9.84
Fund Inc (net asset
value)—*
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Com
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
shares
:
lc
13.89
lc
shares
:
Food
Fully
administered
General
bond
5.49
lc
7.92
8.68
lc
shares
shares
Stock
15.21
5.00
8.58
9.40
9.26
10.15
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional
bond
shares..lc
9.42
9.81
Investing Company shares__lc
12.96
14.19
lc
6.99
7.67
lc
8.42
7.30
8.00
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Investors
1
Sovereign
State Street Investment
Corp..*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
,1
shares
Priced
Merchandising shares
Mining
shares
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
shares
Bond
Steel
United
Accumulative
8.23
United
Income
Fund
7.63
United
Science
Fund
Mutual
Fund
Inc
Inc
71.50
22.62
9.05
9.86
12.70
13.84
5.09
4.27
Value Line Fund
7.10
1
Wall
Inc
13.15
5.96
6.51
Street Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
1
13.46
13.74
1
20.20
22.03
1
11.66
12.02
Whitehall Fund
1
19.33
4.80
5.19
23.41
11.82
Inc
Wisconsin Investment Co
2.17
10.93
Unit
5.98
6.54
1
4.14
4.49
3774
39%
10
46%
48
Continental Bank & Trust
10
5%
6'%
65%
67%
E
2.50
12.12
13.28
Independence Trust Shares
lc
82c
90c
North
Bank
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
County
Trust
8.75
10.00
1
2.17
2.47
Amer T*"'st Shares—
lc
1.13
1.25
Series
1955-
1
(White Plains N Y)
_lc
15.61
17.10
Series
1956—.
1
_10
Federation
Bank
Bid
Casualty & Surety-
First
National
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
Life
89'%
93'%
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
52%
54%
Jersey Insurance of N
10
82'A
85%
Lincoln
25
Agricultural
69'A
73%
Maryland
National
Y
Life
Casualty
20
10
common—_1
$2.10
prior preferred.
$1.05
convertible
American
Alliance
10
31'%
33'%
American
Automobile
4
37'%
39'%
American
Equitable
5
25%
27%
Massachusetts
Bonding
5
17'%
Merchant Fire
Assurance
5
American
Fidelity
Assur.
&
Casualty_5
16
2Va
23
24'A
Merchants
29%
31'%
National
Newark
American
of
American
Re-Insurance
American
Surety
—
25
&
47%
49%
83
National
-__25
Shippers
10
Boston
Camden
Fire
5
130
65
21'%
137
67'%
2274
36%
York
75%
79 %
4 4'A
Northern
9
63%
41%
2
2.50
34%
42%
36%
44%
19%
20%
28
29%
3.33'/a
—
6%
7%
12.50
.
48%
50 %
Fire
Fireman's
Firemen's
194
204
Pacific
Indemnity Co
10
51
54
39'A
Peerless
5
16
17%
Casualty Co
10
88
92
Phoenix
10
72
76
Providenoe-Washington
10
56%
58%
Reinsurance
Frisco.
10
55'%
57'%
Republic
Deposit of
of
25
41
37'A
Md.
_
&
Assn
Fire
39
Philadelphia.
Federal
Fidelity
Fund
of
of Newark
Y)
(Texas)
5
23%
25
St Paul
10
31'A
33%
Seaboard
5
55%
57%
Security
Globe
5
13'%
14'%
Springfield Fire & Marine
25
27
Standard
3 6'A
37%
Travelers
Reinsurance Corp.
&
Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire common_5
Great
American
Hanover
Fire
Hartford
Fire
Hartford
5
3 4'A
3 6'A
U S
Fidelity &
142'%
U S
Fire
-
35
-0
-36%
37
38%
U
S
31%
7%
37
38'%
10
42
44
-25
85
87
Mellon Nat'l Bank & Trust -100
340
370
40%
12 '%
31%
34%
368
380
10
45
48
100
289
298
Bank™™___20
89
92
33%
36%
Y__„
N
(The)
10
Kings County Trust
—
100
Manufacturers Trust Co
of
Security-First National
Pittsburgh
(J P)
70
74
10
33%
35%
10
45%
20
51
First
253
261
20
45%
104%
Westchester Fire—
47%
Sterling National
Guarantee
—25
&
Trust
.12%
National
Bank_20
First
34
36
56
58
244
54
37
39%
41%
17
47%
50%
Bank
26
Mercantile
44%
Mutual
254
Trust—25
35
Bank- —20
National
National
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
13%
12%
Exchange Nat'l Bank—20
Boatmen's
105
101
12
100
Trust
Bank
Co
.25
.
Trust
&
Louis
Union
61
—
20
Grove
Trust
56
60
Bank
&
Trust—20
60
United Bank & Trust
Bank
—100
168
San
&
47%
25
—
56
St
Tower
and
Trust
33%
82
85
Recent
Central
Bid
Power
&
Edison
Lgt 3%s__1982
Co
of
N
•
.
185
Francisco
Bank of Amer N T & S A
6.25
29%
Bid
Ask
pfd_20
20%
21
Pub Serv 5Vis pfd__100
105%
106%
43%
45%
31
Power
Indiana
Elec
Gas
&
34 %
625
Metropolitan
Edison
Narragansett
Elec
Oklahoma
Pacific
Gas
Gas
&
&
103%
1982
102
3'%s_1982
100
111
Consol
105
102'%
Grocers—
101
3%s__19 8 2
1 0 1 74
5 % %
1 02%
1982
103%
conv
102'%
102%
Elec
Calif
Gas
Gas
Gas &
4.56%
El
Paso
3%s___1985
102'%
102%
5'%%
3%s
1 0 1 74
1 02%
5.36%
19 87
Diego Gas & Elec 3%s_1982
Southern
Southwest'n
3%s___1982
El
Transmis
Pow
3%s_1982
3'%S™1971
47%s
-1971
& Lgt—
102
100
preferred
Natural
Power & Light 3'As—1982
Penn
a
Power
Odd
Included
lot
in
sale
3'As
change.
-
*No
n
107
102%
103%
102%
General
102'%
4.75%
100 74
1 01'A
106%
Ohio
50%
51'%
Telephone—
.50
preferred
Edison
100
pfd
k__
100
4.56%
105
106%
101%
J
Rochester Gas & Electric—
102%
10174
102%
4%%
preferred
b Bid yield price,
(Un)
Ex-dividend,
par
value." tin
y
Admitted
Ex-rights,
default.
to
z
Unlisted
Ex-stock
tThese
bonds
Trading
privileges,
dividend.
are
106'%
d Deferred delivery sales (not
y. stock Ex¬
range),
t Exwd When delivered, wi When
range),
e Ex-interest,
f Flat price,
k Admitted to listing on N.
Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash
sales (not included in year'g
liquidating dividend.
x
105
.100
103
102'%
102
(not included in year's range),
46
107
,100
preferred
preferred
year's
54 %
issued,
1982
106
Gas—
_
Texas
West
50
preferred-
104%
3%s_1982
3%s
Potomac Elec Power
San
conv
102%
104%
Elec
119
25
Cent
103
102
1982
3%s
44
23%
Stocks—
Atlas Plywood $1.25
1982
Elec
113
52%
Ask
104%
Delaware
36%
645
Security Issues
3%S__1987
3%s_
Mich
Louisville
104%
.
Y—
3%s series H_____
Consumers Power Co
Illinois
3
2
States
Louis
Amer.
107%
45%
St.
47%
—25
Trust™.
10
Guaranty Co__2
National Bank
United
55
47%
-
43%
22%
62%
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17'%
Title
41%
National Bank
City Bank
York
20
Portland
1,450
60%
Freeport N Y
Morgan
21%
1,400
20
& Co Inc_____100
Meadow Brook
33%
10
Guarantee
Commerce-
39'%
Bank—
Square
Irving Trust
Tenn
,
10
of
28'%
365
,
Los Angeles
8%
100
138'%
10
88%
29%
2
Haven)
Accident
10
-
Marine
Surety
(New
—10
Steamboiler
Home
Fire &
84%
_10
10
(N
Glens Falls
General
a
10
Corp
10
Bank
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr
29%
61%
Pacific
•
Employees Group Assoc.—
'ILio
Employers Reinsurance
38
National Bank of Detroit
25
32%
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Consol
39%
5
Northeastern
42'A
Inc
8%
26%
10
Fire
River
10
Forster
23
Bonds—
5
Hampshire Fire
10
&
27
345
16
Trust
72%
34%
New
Crum
140
20
-100
Union
50%
10
51%
Casualty
Bank
Co
City Bank
155
10
National
Franklin
25*
New
North
Continental Casualty
135
Trust
26%
Amsterdam
333
660
23
23
Fire
318
640
128
48%
New
10
21%
10
Union
Connecticut General Life-
67'%
123
24%
(Detroit)—10
100
79%
—10
National Fire
80
77%
—
_
Ask
preferred—5
Manufacturers. __4
&
Casualty
10
...
Automobile
Bankers
10
48%
150
National
National
Bank
the City of N Y________100
Franklin
National
10
Bid
222
Cleveland
Central
Cleveland
Continental Illinois
Par
Ask
215
100
Savings.
Northern Trust Co
Chicago
Companies
Ask
10
Aetna
&
Fiduciary Trust
City Nat'l Bank
Insurance
&
—100
Detroit
2.44
Par
_16
United States Trust
4.99
355
Co
Empire Trust
New
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
National
National
Type Trusts—
lc
shares
1
—.
25.31
1.99
Ltd—
Insurance Group shares
Stock and Bond Group
15
Trust
Bid
—
Bank.:
47 J%
20.78
•
1
shares
46
13.02
12.10
National
Harris
340
Hanover
11.98
1
First
Fifth
Trust
Guaranty Trust
1
Fund.:
Shares
Par
36'/a
100
5.56
12.0*2
6.47
1
Fund
Incorporated Investors
Group
68.00
3.88
1
Group
8.76
11.00
10c
Hudson Fund Inc
Bank
14.48
28.22
8.00
1<*
1
Fund
Shares
13.39
26.11
lc
....
Income Foundation
Aviation
Stock Fund
5.00
Utility shares
Companies Inc
Institutional
Preferred
3.01
7.51
Tobacco shares.
Plan
Union
2.73
4.55
lc
6.96
28.67
...l
lc
&
35
_10
of
Inc..^.
lc
—lc
28.67
1
__
Fund
shares..*
Growth
Howe
15.95
Inc
Texas
York
New
Co__10
Avenue
Bankers
Corn
Television-Electronics Fund
Union Bond Fund—
of
Manhattan
Chemical Bank & Trust
57.56
22.39
.....1
shares
stock
shares
Guardian
14.57
57.56
__1
Inc
shares—
Equipment
Railroad
lc
Technical Fund
Bank
Companies
Ask
Chicago—(Cont)
the
of
:
Fund (net asset value )_•
Amer Shares
2'%
Selected
9.23
—lc
Low
Clark
Bank
Bid
York
Chase
8.41
Chemical
Par
19.99
1
lc
shares
Building shares
Bank & Trust
New
2.50
lc
Aviation
5.65
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Industries
General
Pell de
subject to all Federal
taxes.
A
44
(1996)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
i
_
THE
Bank clearings this week show
with
a
be
10.8%
above those
all cities of the United
Our
year.
for
preliminary
the
this center there is
M_2%.
present further below
corresponding week last
totals
stand
against $14,980,645,555 for the
at
in
At
1951.
by
(including this city) the totals show an
Philadelphia Reserve District
but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
increase of 9.0% and in the
of
2.2%,
record
trict
able to give the final and
we are
located and from this it appears that in the New York
Reserve District
decrease of 2.6%.
a
enjoys
Reserve
District of
3.6%
and
of
6.1%,
the
Richmond
the Atlanta Reserve
Dis¬
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals
are
larger by 1.1%, but in the St. Louis Reserve District
totals are smaller by 0.2% and in the Minneapolis
Reserve District by 7.1%. The Dallas Reserve District
has to its credit a gain of 6.8%, but the Kansas
City
the
week in 1951.
Outside of this city there was an in¬
1.7%, the bank clearings at this center having
registered an increase of 9.0%. We group the cities ac¬
of
crease
Telegraph
The Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
improvement
an
trict of 7.2%.
same
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Clearings—Returns
are
May 3. For that week there was an increase of 5.4%,
the aggregate of clearings for the whole country having
amounted to $18,550,744,868 against $17,594,202,077 in the
$16,605,868,447
week
same
cording to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
complete results for the week previous—the week ended
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
CLEARINGS
weekly clearings will
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
May 10, clearings from
BANK
In thee laborate detailed statement, however, which we
us,
bstsed upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
from which it is possible to obtain
OF
States
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
year
COURSE
increase compared
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press. Accordingly, in the above the last
day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
an
Reserve
District
Francisco
suffers
loss
a
of
2.3%
and
the
San
Reserve'District of 2.2%.
Per
"Week Ended May 10—
Jiew
1952
York
In
$7,139,839,536
848,635,482
847,362,650
0.1
*1,075,000,000
995,000,000
8.0
517,755,942
494,162,595
4.8
328,067,871
317,328,073
3.4
2nd
261,300,000
259,400,000
1.1
3rd
.
Philadelphia
Boston
3Kamas
St.
Cent
1951
$8,162,097,686
•Chicago
City
Louis
+
the
following
we
furnish
a
Federal Reserve Districts:
by
summary
14.3
SUMMARY
Week Ended May 3—
Federal Reserve Districts
BANK
OF
CLEARINGS
1952
$
1st
Boston
12
12
York
New
Philadelphia
cities
"
Inc.
10,144,919,089
or
Dec.
$
706,351,788
%
"
1950
1949
$
$
—
2.6
582,175,155
539,840,274
9,307,160,703
+
9.0
8,047,165,911
8,088.879,391
Ban Francisco
"
457,849,000
408,370,000
+ 12.1
1,165,847,631
1,141,067,210
+
2.2
4th
Cleveland
1,056,009,719
904,530,789
7
"
.Pittsburgh
335,832,705
301,936,966
+ 11.2
1,107,546,771
1,043,571,140
+
6.1
5th
Richmond
831,331,312
747,649,730
Cleveland
6
"
358,415,053
354,465,540
+
1.1
532,695,971
514,179,186
+
3.6
6th
Atlanta
461,918,668
10
"
265,795,330
249,897,855
+
6.4
839,165,776
782,638,395
7th
+
7.2
Chicago
665,917,959
611.445,351
17
"
1,271,218,844
1,256,800,756
+
1.1
988,106,454
892,614,996
4
"
537,818,038
538,914,857
—
0.2
482,680,192
453,325,375
Baltimore
_
8th
Ten
cities five days—
cities, five days
■Other
$12,610,749,069
$11,367,763,215
+ 10.9
3,252,957.985
2,944,809,430
+ 10.5
St.
9th
Louis
Minneapolis
all
.AH cities,
cities,
five days $15,863,707,054 $14,312,572,645
day__;
742,161,393
668,072,910
one
10th
+
San
7
City
Francisco
all
week_
for
cities
$16,605,868,447 $14,980,645,555
Outside
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
April and the four months of 1952 and 1951
follow:
Month of April-
Stocks—
Wumber
1952
shs._
of
-Four Months-
1951
28,962,930
Bonds—
Railroad
1952
1951
181,329,613
2.3
471,665,761
430,949,659
+. 6.8
293,698,720
252,569,842
10
York
New
month
of
for
crease
398,732,626
"
$55,621,100
$67,413,100
$210,112,500
$323,949,900
Bank_
954,023,449
975,321,852
~
2.2
750,097,428
700,927,186
17,594,202,077
+
5.4
14,990,769,326
14,362,028,848
8,616,796,785
+
1.7
7,218,735,292
6,563,052,341
entire
85,000
70,000
268,000
140,000
5,917,600
6,601,300
25,348,340
33,648,000
1,946,000
98,050
in
and
the clearings for
For that month there
was
body of clearing houses
bonds—
ter
$61,623,700
$76,030,400
$235,826,890
$359,693,900
the
Philadelphia
decline of 1.3%.
a
Federal
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first four months of
1949 to 1952 is indicated in the
Months—;
District
1952
1951
Reserve
keserve
1950
2nd
New
the
of
Chicago Reserve
St.
Louis
District reports
Reserve
Reserve
District
District
of
Dallas
Reserve
District
by
of
0.5%.
are
a
0.8%
In
loss
the
of
the
and
Kansas
larger by 0.6%, in
14.0%
and
in
the
San
St.
33,406,252
17,179,755
10th
40,411,025
21,135,600
11th
41,233,877
29,512,893
35,625,302
93,849,231 147,039,909 116,393,392
34,289,734
48,244,665
37,324, 726,291
4,988,532,843
4,954, 120,927
+
0.7
"
4.075 243,265
3,916 678,87®
4,948,166,771
4,767, 333,279
+
3.8
"
3,564 050,528
2,445,648,127
2,297 468,353
+
6.5
"
3,561 683,879.
1,753 627,210
3,953,914,856
3,467 297,552
+ 14.0
1,820 803,634
2,822 ,195,828
"
7,188,429,056
7,217 962,199
"
2,384,671,083
2,402 510,272
1,859,829,760
1,869, 619,114
3,073,113,233
3,053 642,004
3,178,311,502
2,788, 864,081
16
"
19
^
"
11
—
"
15
—
City
"
*
of bank clearings at leading cities for the
April and the four months, ended with April
in each of the four years is shown below:
Outside New
course
We
CLEARINGS IN LEADING CITIES IN APRIL
1952
omitted)
1951
City__
39 942 35,905
1950
1949
1952
1951
1950
$
$
$
$
29 ,415
28 ,221
152,570 147,770
14,625
15,159
123,590
12,161
2 ,922
,949
900
,895
9,387
9,851
7,767
4,705
855
,716
18,688
18,870
15,700
,081
,081
5,182
5,537
4,504
_
,678
1,554
222
,231
6,568
6,144
5,040
2,256
,694
,613
8,970
9,016
6,698
,172
842
1,136
4,589
4,500
3,637
707
680
2,932
6,287
5,004
5,052
1,782
,216
,249
7,264
7,177
5,082
5,237
,195
1,232
933
972
4,972
5,114
3,964
4,090
664
583
474
515
2,658
2,424
2,065
2.1
3,385 ,036,956
3,297 ,602,751
6.9
62,320,454,838
60,479,441,080
41,560,943,883
+
3.2
32,905,046,529
32,258,208,515
2,172
,591
,573
8,963
8.824
6,727
600
488
463
2,608
2,548
2,080
619
479
433
2,614
2,605
1,966
1,927
-
Omaha
Providence
14
1951*
cities
Four Months
Inc. or
$
Dec.
11,355,377,766
11,798,756,970
Four Months.
1950
%
1949
$
$
—■
3.8
9,368,931,081
9,127,615,824-
+
3.1
128,203,535,990
121,543,981,883.
New York
14
"
158,316,071,404
Philadelphia
153,496,131,240
16
"
Cleveland
19,692,251,774
19,896,836,363
1.0
17
«•
16,553,406,693
15,876,016,361
Richmond
19,605,945,536
19,178,278,908
+
2.2
14,694,249,024
8
"
14,936,759,951
9,656,895,180
9,328,383,328
+
3.5
7,534,694,729
+
8.0
1-1,786,135,292
11,202,804,601
—
0.6
23,217,300,027
22,635,210,379"
Atlanta
16
"
Chicago
15,610,217,124
14,457,525,357
31
"
8th
St. Louis
29,211,570,936
29,401,016,790
7
••
9th
9,793,370,267
Minneapolis
10,056,292,232
16
"
Kansas
7,681,935,602
7,712,318,367
15
«
12,799.095,725
11
"
12,831,437,026
12,874,244,158
11,745,547,641
19
M
17,604,647,605
17,469,412,036
324,158,815,945
171,588,534,150
—
10th
11th
Dallas
12th
San
City
Francisco
—
2.6
7,160,342,324,
8,238,097,124
8,213,536,639"
0.4
6,155,027,862
6,242,070,111.
—
0.6
10,059,113,969
9,956,016,151
+
9.2
9,357,081,890
9,004,599,470"
+
0.8
13,406,179,107
13,108,398,751
317,414,793,390
+
2.1
258,573,802,788
249,007,352,46®
169,644,207,606
+
1.1
134,983,372,838
131.863,778,81®
—
2,038
591
Four Months
1952
Districts
Boston
6,548
621
Reserve
2,166
,122
1,481 433.03S
+
7th
2,898
,241
3,722
6,016
3.823
,250
Hew Orl'ns-
Detroit
2,188 694,386:
+
6th
3,435
917
1,456
,814
Cleveland—
Minneapolis
839
931
,453
_
2,294 470,985
5th
6,474
Kaosas City
14.0
4th
5,175
238
Cincinnati
+
3rd
4,513
Fran._
-
2,486 782,851
2nd
15,084
1,363
1st
7,608
,739
296
Baltimore
2,491 258,955
4,342, 071,504
$
11,974
3,751
2,502
Louis
Pittsburgh
Federal
117$143
442
—
0.6
5,532 506,551
77,466,283,437
Four Months
1949
3 674
•Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
+
—
append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the four months for four
years:
-Jan. 1 to Apr. 30-
$
NewYork__
1,931 059,522
0.5
1,966 698,254
1,455 ,620,644
4,434,489,872
month of
Month of April-
5,576 ,805,558
0.8
—
82,848,636,597
184 cities
York
2,729 166,671
0.4
—
42,905,767,608
Total
BANK
2,263 110,70®
29,337 094,640
7
Francisco
19,313,984
lOOCLOOO
30,568 992,333
57,140,389
28,962,930
$
2,299 277,898
+ 11.1
14
Louis
San
41,450,157,041
1949
$
16
Minneapolis
12th
quarter..
April
1950
1.3
8
Dallas
27,195,265
or
Dec. %
—
17
—._
Kansas
.February
Inc.
$
2,980, 672,861
16
f—
Chicago
8th
9th
1951
2,943,372,453
31
Atlanta
18,825,034
42,576,115
District
"
Richmond
6th
by 2.1%.~
14
Philadelphia
No. Shares
No. Shares
70.130,730
Louisville
gain of 3.8%, in the Richmond Reserve
Francisco Reserve District
$
Cleveland
7th
No. Shares
—
Districts
York
4th
1949
37,141,073
Saa
The
the
a
6.5% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
City Reserve District the totals
1952
14 cities
5th
January
St.
of
Minneapolis
improvement
an
Reserve
In the Cleveland
Boston
3rd
following:
No. Shares
The
14.0%.
0.4%,
0.7%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals regis¬
1st
1st
of 6.9%,
$77,466,288,437. In the New
Month of April—
March
District
1,956,000
govt
XJ.S. Government
Total
the totals show
in¬
an
clearings having been $82,848,636,-
York Reserve District the totals record
11.1%
329,374,962
8,762,470,456
April,
the
360,002,047
18,550,744,864
Cities
City
1952 aggregate of
of
'
& misc.
InternatT
Foreign
—
358,926,066
112
597 and the 1951 aggregate of
122,812,161
34,289,734
7.1
540,148,102
383,423,706
We also furnish today a summary of
the
the
Inscription—
—
527,567,260
"
+ 10.8
•Estimated.
results for
429,122,017
"
11.1
Total
Total
"
10
Dallas
12th
+ 10.3
409,921,2931
6
Kansas
11th
Total
11
1951
687,785,703
134
134
107
100
536
568
468
429
361
262
244
1,679
1,502
1,133
City.
1,021
463
Outside New York
427
Milwaukee.
Buffalo
Total
St.
Paul
_
438
329
318
1,884
1,849
1,388
1,335
456
435
348
336
1,867
1,773
1,496
1,445
574
562
433
431
2,316
2,267
1,765
1,672
"Indianapolis
260
254
228
217
1,069
1,084
917
894
Richmond
656
594
501
499
2,670
2,543
2,029
2,061
Memphis
440
413
374
364
1,896
1,866
1,566
1,576
Seattle
677
671
458
453
__
-Oeo.ver
_
2,722
2,665
1,916
1,835
Bah Lake C.
292
277
227
246
1,149
1,149
901
142
134
115
108
553
527
following compilation
—
Tot.27cities 71,095 66,806
Other cities 11,753 10,660
Total
Out.
all
—
N.Y.C.
We
435
53,451 52,037 277,827 273,442 222,931
8,869
8,442
46,331
43,972
438
214,993
35,642
34,014
82,848 77,466 62,320 60,479 324,158 317,414 258,573
249,007
42,905 41,560 32,905 32,258 171,588 169,644
now
add
our
134,983 131,863
MONTHLY
.
Months-
,*
March
Mii'cae—Bangor
1951
$
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
—
2.0
45.211,399,730
46,201,398,453
—
2.1
+
9.4
40,300,122,161
37,567,574,994
—
3.9
43,171,244,651
44,314,290,276
239,948,504,953
+
0.6
128,682,766,542
128,083,263,723
+
o.s;
82,848,636,597
77,466,288,437
+
6.9
42,905,767,608
41,560,943,883
+
3.2!
324,158,815,945
Total 4 Months
68,527,847,791
85,296,357,305
241,310,179,348
.
$
317,414,793,390
+
2.1
171,588,534,150
.169,644,207,606
+
1.1
-January 1 to April 30Inc.
or
1952
7,689,660
+ 11.4
18,105,006
+ 12.5
2,502,730,726
9,197,060
—
+
1951
$
Dec. %
9,736,459
$
35,572,135
32 867,777
2.4
76,353,895
9,387,682,721
9,851, 041,308
5.9
36,687,410
39 530,518
20,646,238
20 112,808
78 764,695
5,010,107
+
—
1.®
2J»
+
6.5
18,402,481
17 791,355
9,334,060
+
3.6
37.2qq.73g
39, 477.457
+
5.6
■Week Ended May 3Inc. or
1952
+
—
—
—
$
1,940,014
8.2
1951
$
Dec. %
1,849,554
3.1
4,451,066
576,815,065
1,889,889
1,988,335
+
+
3.4
1,063,044
—
177,353,320
+
4.1
3.0
10,384,410
136, 541,616
+
3.2
134,237,157
8,240,722
+
6.0
527, 969,329
+
4.8
7.2
34,279,078
+
244,790,427
36,443,444
232, 642,426
+
5.2
15,625,500
14,876,117
+
6.0
62,598,800
14,085,086
56, 375,300
134,794,100
134,787,500
+
0.1
7!o77!s50
536,170.800
568 361,600
5.7
30.026.100
6.876.581
+
2.9
28,356,900
27,811,222
26, 893,993
3.4
1,643,315
1,572,476
11,355,377,766
11,798,756,970
687,785,703
706,351,788
1.3
_
$
1.772,077
2.4
2,154,09®
4,872,632
3,889,81G
447,746,231
1,735,493
1,665,361.
—10.7
8,175,065
553,072,233
56,080,056
2,980,672,861
4.9
485,220,653
795,440
—
10,418,344
140,936,346
2,943,372,453
1949
$
5.0
—
2,193,499
170 386,788
+
16,563,500
,
8.4
2,176,833
+
34,341,927
6o',119',708
Hampshire—Manchester
42,455,145
142334 433
Haven
—
1,190,179
5.5
1950
or
3.1
..
2.7
35,369,127
Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence
+
595,517,831
7.2
Inc.
Dec. %
4,561,075
4.7
46,037,033
"flbaoecticut—Hartford
4,466,814
9,674,678
Worcester
* Total (14 Cities)
4,745,669
4,757,223
_____
Bedford
Boringfield
t
86,124,299,857
Clearings Outside New York
1952
74,983,660,921
Total, 1st quarter
2,442,965,622
River
Polyok e
M1mn
or
Dec. %
81,954,966,007
April..
20,364,242
Hfiaaaachusetts—Boston
JNew
Inc.
$
84,371,552,420
—
8,568,671
Portland
XXew
1951
Federal Reserve District—Boston—
&»well
•
i951
$
January
February
CLEARINGS
Clearings. Total All
1952
-Month of April1952
$
Fail
the clearings by months since Jan.
1, 1952 and 1951:
detailed statement showing the figures for each
City for the month of April and the week ended May 3 for four
years.
Hearings at—
•Writ
covers
•
927
Hartford
The
671,391
0.8
1,995,061
1,779,08®
—
0.3
9,577,003
8,188,94®
+
0.8
6,090,026
5,637,20®
5.9
34,453,744
30,748,23®
5.6
12,506,686
12,483,122
+
5.9
21,757,000
23,415,70®
+
4.5
1,399,340
—
—
+
+ 11.0
—
+
—
3.8
.
f
*
-
2.6
=
-
-582,175,155
1,411,07®
•-
539,840,271
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1997)
-Month of April-
clearings at-
1952
-January 1 to April 30-
1951
$
Inc.
1952
or
jL^OJL
Dec, %
Inc. or
$
1952
Dec. °jo
$
7~
1951
Week Ended May
inc.
or
$
Dec. %
26,598,272
4,464,630
+ 125.3
31950
1949
$
$
23.407.051
52,324,312
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
York—Albany
Binghamton——
229,869.266
17,130,075
:
438,239,931
9,380,396
9,941,705
Jamestown
York
Utica__—
65, 937,737
65 ,145,381
+
1.2
+
5.7
1,884, 402,094
1,849 ,638,385
+
1.9
9.9
41, 496,327
37 519,379
+ 10.6
2,202,519
5.5
33, 830,058
39 ,729,883
—14.9
2,320,136
9,788,274,408
8,977,405,292
32,148,947
—
3,306,389
2,142,277
+
8.8
444,,370,982
438 ,827,194
1.3
30.981,601
+
1.7
294, 825,446
311 ,238,724
5.3
17,845,390
20,366,338
19,902,925
18,624,148
(a)
New
52,099,592
58,123,406
63,353,406
cities)
(14
Federal
59 ,419,759
60 ,618,231
2.0
325, 003,453
301 ,470,473
7.8
(a.)
259,881,854
< b)
855, 408,200
928 ,432,194
7~9
9.7
+
1,116, 674,810
1,093, ,812,227
2.1
lb)
37,324,726,291
5,321,353
+ 11.1
5,598,999
7,165,677
.6,102,532
Chester
5,430,341
Harrisburg
26,816,602
Lancaster
19,466,134
158,316,071,404
3,597,470
4.3
80,149,659
2,425,391
2,026,948
7,772.034,034
—33.4
+
8.3
+
9.0
—
3.6
62,361,379
31 570,858
153,496,131,240
+
3.1
10,144,919,089
—12.4
+
~6~9
—io.4
1.6
—
4,241,242,
75,202,10tr
1,544,609
1,830,881
23,026,600
7,798,976,501
21,579,731
16,469,129
14,210,752
17,808,427
14,555,903
1,144,228
909,579
50.238.052
54,838,922
49,421,873
54,081,908
9,307,160,708
+
9.0
8,047,165,911
8,088,879,391
26,170,347
v
17,395,270
-
5.0
21,172,759
1,273,400
6.6
+
4.8
27,244,119
27 ,192,856
+
0.2
1,473,576
1,350,328
+
9.1
24,203,010
21
,052,031
+ 15.0
1,560,161
2.5
1,358,991
1,240,541
1,282,608
1,419,453
+ 12.4
+ 14.8
105,902,475
106
,478,097
1,160,904
1,198,056
+ 11.9
73,769,596
73 ,391,234
+
0.5
4~5~33~583
2.8
+
20,481,683
4,18~5~n5
19, 493,591
8~3
+
5.1
3,84~7~773
3,491,962
0.7
18,688,000,000
+
863,000,000
—
—
•
+
'
Lebanon
5,252,552
Norristown
5,109,770
(cl
Philadelphia
Reading
1.4
55,130,136
107,355,320
113, ,340,699
12,630,154
8.2
50,096,888
0.2
100,746,766
"""
'
990,896
6,191,249
6,000,484
49,420,590
42,717,472
50,080,573
36,129,294
4,988,532,843
_
4,904, xzv, y'27
Delaware—Wilmington—
Jersey—Trenton
—
—
59, 950,587
2.2
978,023
;
—
53
—
—
401,400
—
100 ,016,038
1.3
3,742,428
3.2
25.401.676
1.3
210,121,855
171,121,138
154, 679,387
0.7
19,b»z,^uj.,7<4
To
1,076,540
19,b»u,ouvj,uo5
,662,557
1,112,000,000
1,090,000,000
2.0
8.1
2,603,184
1,010,000,000
3,600,137
—27.7
5.3
10,904,117
3,624,150
6,486,339
+ 68.1
6.2
2,560,367
7,412,033
3,204,937
6,005,635
—20.1
6,091,468
2,928,906
6,003,312
+
1.9
4,966,855
2,491,224
3,863,075
+
4.0
10,099,053
—11.6
9,384,475
9,446,896
9,864,904
0.7
+
3 ,619,748
26
1,334,703
0.5
+
216, 979,346
+ 18.2
+
-
5.7
168,641
25,706,221
•
25,647,240
—
OO
—
18,870 ,000,000
14,271,915
11,597,541
York—
22 ,460,151
29,516,256
*
28,856,922
Wilkes-Barre—
(c) 7,761,925
4,705,000,000
.14,475,183
-
—
+
6,924,730
4,739,000,000
Bois
(a)
~7~0
—
7,776.867
6,689,450
i
-
Hazelton
8.8
+
District—Philadelphia—
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Scranton
3.2
+ 14.8
226,788,749
41,450,157,041
Bethlehem
147,770 ,585,784
+ 11.8
(a)
210,836,007
'
152,570, 281,795
14,349,497
284,966,954
Jersey
+ 11.2
71,653,241
\
(ai
.
—
(a)
16,477,845
80,136,224
Oranges,.;
New
100,627,603
75,319,473
„
Northern
Du
4,071,283
104,946,454
+ 16.1
+
99,523,496
-
;
—
Newark,:
,
59,913,402
35,905,344,554
Jersey—Montclair
Third
+ 10.0
76,573,643
Connecticut—Stamford—
Total
567 ,542,527
108,286,881
Syracuse
-
624, 420,743
39,942,868,989
Rochester
New
+ 19.9
14,751,582
463,309,771
9,392,294
:
Elmira
New
191,774,946
.10,309,092
Buffalo
45
3.4
—
4.7
3.2
12,799,095
12,311,883
+ 10.6
9,987,377
11,292,768
1.0
1,165,847,631
1,141,067,210
—
2,735,460
'
Total
cities).
(16
—
Columbus—.—
J
Hamilton
Lorain
917 922,034
+
+
1,8
176 661,000
'
Mansfield
Newark
42,553,328
-
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
City
3.5
4,960,232
4,550,186
—
3.4
7,268,218
6,484,273
[+12.5
303,317,528
274,998,578
+
6.1
831,331,312
747,649,730
5,945,835
9,393,919
9,726,968
412,153,265
366,493,578
1,107,546,771
1,043,571,140
3.5
104,036,314
105,457,609
+ 13.4r
167,441,721
155,815,024
+
7.5
5.4
96,076,603
91,145,350
+
5.4
428,445,952
407,684,236
+
12,i,as5
9.759.963
9,569,667
+
2.0
6,568,970,372
6,144,951,290
+
6.9
107,090,112
106,675,258
+
0.4
9 A75.ll 8
-
—
+
+ 13.0
5.4
+
2.0
—
1.6
+
7.9
,ooZ,lbl
+
t.o
18 ,837,231
+
2.5
81,160,473
77,363,762
+
4.9
19 .073.775
+
2.8
108,889,359
99,294,941
+
9.7
2w
.
„
4,767,333,279
'
+
5.2
75,503,732
77,490,088
3.8
—
19,605,945,536
19,178,278,908
2.6
+
2.2
1
15,710,973
77,538,000
9,890,587
63,704,000
+58.8
60,861,810
49,859,793
293,017,000
249,192,000
+17.6
594,138,290
+10.6
2,670,996,485
22,470,883
18,769,111
+19.7
87,425,506
2,543.457,628
75,990,298
Columbia
J
1,172,050,509
34,952,044
3,946,931
3,655,839
+
8.0
2,949,916
17,561,000
145,374,239
3,105,026
5.5
+15.0
14,000,000
130,136,703
5,010,600
16,641,290
132,039,587
4,698,108
+
5.0
110,446,723
.+
6.7
3,813,923
3,820,419
267,051~307
258,826,421
+
3~2
220,97+886
205,75~1~258
+
+50.9
193,984,573
154,286,050
1,136,545,862
5,999,146
+
3.1
4,589,326,377
+
+
433,469,313
+
1.7
2.0
24,450,953
1,736,832,476
4,500,237,092
22,073,703
442,154,217
1,733,286,764
+
.2,297,468,353
+
6.5
9,656,895,180
9,328,383,328
+
3.5
6,104,097
_
Columbia—Washington
cities)—
•
0.2
2,445,648,127
;
——__ —,
(8
"
52,737,535
-
—
f
+22.1
+21.7
656,881,913
Frederick
—
+ 10.6
1,554 701,372
19 ,967,998
Carolina—Charleston
6,357,066
146,920,685
5.1
ij,/to,2al
«—
7.1
+
8,620,949
1.8
+
District—Richmond—
Richmond
of
5,735,585
+
20,410.637
4,948,166,771
Federal Reserve
Total
.
+ 10.1
+25.7
2.0
+10.8
93^751,894
98jl7~941
532,695,971
514,179,186
■
11,694,000
—
4~6
90,OT6~240
75,103~867
+
3.6
461,918,668
409,921,293
Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
84,210,649
87 851,150
440,995,760
362. 038,917
1,231 200.000
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
1,324,600,000
31,436,286
Georgia—Atlanta—;
Augusta
:—
—-
i
*
;
;
6.3
70,550,769
235,900,000
209,600,000
103,285,517
98 ,999,245
83, 768.993
86,712,259
+ 14.1
494, 756,207
+ 16.8
2,355, 966,548
2,137,056,373
+ 10.2
19,202,398
+ 14.2
73,400,674
318,543
3.0
157 504,338
+ 27.1
2,368, 618,260
+ 10.3
.142, 537,422
134,080,604
75 295,995
75,563,562
38 275,980
+
6,474,434
+ 32.8
5,322,420
4,519,524
5,236,316
4,064,312
+ 28.8
3,580~242
3~777~731
+ 16.3
99,063,271
80,073,470
2.2
94/707~741
94,973,918
+ 29.6
6,816,708
6,840,840
143,057,567
122,975,688
116,838,240
119,485,886
6.3
9,700,032
7,486,952
—
+
4.7
17. 694,363
+
5.6
17
+
7.4
82, 642,000
78,945,000
+
188, 514,394
178,576,534
+
—
4.7
+ 11.8
61,441,251
8,596,415
+ 12.3
2,109,134,880
.32 252,625
+ 21.8
165,286,850
487 889,249
5.6
961,000
39 423,277
—
0.4
6, 066,447
+ 11.1
26,214,373
+
7.9
2, 041,139
+
0.1
9, 232,946
8,842,996
+
4.4
545,890
534,387
+
2.2
664,411,317
583 611,325
+ 13.8
2,658, 998,104
2,424,423,711
9.7
502,457
+
144,942,243
136,618,818
516,491
+
6.1
131,991,149
134,740,950
3,467,297,552
+ 14.0
14,457,525,357
+
839,165,776
782,638,395
+
7.2
665,917,959
611,445,351
1,745,145
1,658,389
+
5.2
1,434,903
1,529,820
12497,677
12443",317
—To
11,094,518
9,6~4~2~88i
7,~632~695
6,73~2~233
+12~5
5,675^529
5,062~064
7~4~9~3~861
8/739,298
—1+3
7,820,347
5,635,300
6140 9^00 0
83,689",000
—27.0
54,024,000
—30.9
56~781~,000
7,935,603
6,738,533
—
Louisiana—New Orleans—
3,953,914,856
cities)—
Federal
9.0
+
19,278,681
2,041,354
Meridian—
Vlcksburg—..
Seventh
+
284,200,000
125 812,748
44,058,184
Jackson
26, 288,689
15,610,217,124
8.0
District—Chicago—
Reserve
6,518,496
6,262,388
2,122,936,343
2,172,950,816
'21,000,000
21,877,505
48,798.765
51,360,598
Arbor
Michigan—Ann
14,961,176
81,595,520
302,000,000
0.9
+ 15.1
Mississippi—Hattiesburg—19,288,000
(16
17,483,202
88,970,392
5.3
+ 12.6
,
Montgomery
Total
0.4
8.1
+
+ 14.8
27
-
39,408,934
620,181,797
35,572,737
18,684,885
r
Alabama—Birmingham—
Mobile—
+
+
—
578,084,346
Florida—Jacksonville
-
384,508,156
1,446,493,868
5,025,000,000
17, 821,256
—
.
Tampa
381 ,264,232
1,563 173,210
5,289 600.000
7.6
+
21 096,074
23,744,992
Macon
4.2
+ 21.8
—
20,457,082
,
„
Columbus
'<
30,102,500
40,104,200
38,448,553
18,937,252
(17 cities)
Maryland—Baltimore
;
35,238,700
—
904,530,789 V
•
,19,602,089
i
Virginia—Huntington—
Virginia—Norfolk
t
.
19,313,551
West
Sixth
4.1
38,440,200
680,274,100
3 141,534
2,425.316
1,678,090,254
z.
Total
District
278,236,442
1.8
4.3
21,858,506
3,312,514
;
.
West Virginia—Wheeling
<
7,236,783
174,597,898
298,711,953
+
+
39,130,429
23 095,047
County
i,
Kentucky—Lexington
<
7.4
207,608,057
405,071,553
37 528,438
.
-26,786,335
South
1,056,009,719
7,978,980
211,434,055
1.2
669,224,800
104 942,987
Erie
-
2.2
422,410,767
2.7
6.6
24,351,996
—
,
Pennsylvania—Beaver
Fifth
;+
1.4
+
5.8
118,637,929
—
Toledo—
3.7
—
—15.2
__
+
:
27,459,701
Youngstown—'•—
7,177,516,369
5, 173,549
11 472,054
■
5,517,405
-
150,377,661
3,823,376,368
7,264,604,946
•
26 532,426
10,812,256
_
—i
—
127,581,783
3,722,417,180
1.5
1,782 424,084
170,085,600
—
—
>
—10.5
931,776.203
1,814,604,440
-
Cleveland
37 852,473
33,900,602
Cincinnati
Oil
—
Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Fourth
Ohio—Canton
,
+
Detroit
+
.
—
28,754,050
28,040,407
2.3
8,963,089,917
8,824,256,106
4.0
91,180,158
93,544,652
5.0
200,260,083
213,886,036
4.1
+
+
2.5
1.6
*
Flint—
Grand
-
Rapids
Jackson
—
9,733,640
Muskegon_l
Bay Cityi.
—
Indiana—Fort
+ 20.6
37,553,718
116,090,492
51,258,838
53,543,433
Milwaukee
.
Oshkosh
38,945,134
13,085,616
+ 25.6
25,668,577
—
254,311,571
16,441,954
Bend——
Haute——
Wisconsin—Madison—
8,078,865
31,593,353
22,441,099
+ 14.4
429,021,916
361,128,737
+ 18.8
58,997,414
5,248,174
5,507,669
—
—
105,179,287
5.8
—
35,605,040
7.1
+
—
38,622,358
—
Terre
12,914,728
32,392,934
61,891,019
260,631,161
Wayne
South
.
26,107,176
—
8,058,137
—_
Gary
Indianapolis
8,067,868
27,960,548
12,167,229
:
Lansing
—
;
+
2.5
6.4
5.5
+10.4
—
4.3
0.3
32,267,432
35,034,008
+.
4.1
126,342,699
115,812,194
+
4.9
260,462,661
242,269,343
+
2.5
1,069,084,918
1,084,770,764
0.8
156,064,376
156,985,146
58,806,025
54,869,224
+
105,193,151
94,598,020
+ 11.2
1,679,621,745
1,502,680.410
+ 11.8
22,225,378
21,393,191
35,096,633
35,791,828
—
—
+
4.9
—
7.9
+
9.1
+
7.5
—
—
+
1.5
0.6
7,331,101
10,611,856
3,526,771
3,372,329
+
4.6
3,118,611
7,887,598
2,803,656
90~682~,633
"
7.2
82^03*564
+
10~3
65,~6~5~6~521
56,686T76
3.9
*
Sheboygan-
————.
Rapids—
Des Moines
„
—
3.7
:
—
City_;
1,362,838
+
5,925,790
2.852,495
+
9.2
13,780,922
12,265,189
19,676,068
+
1.1
83,802,147
77,259,325
+
6.2
609,909,494
606,703,580
—15.3
265,358,133
292,029,577
—
5,590,090
3,114,366
—
Manitowoc——.
Sioux
8.1
8,310,720
•
19,390,790
150,831,745
57,551,520
Watertown
Iowa—Cedar
7,636,407
1,413,286
142,093,072
67,937,654
+
2.0
6.0
+ 12.4
<
+
+
—
8.5
4,734,879
4,300,659
0.5
33,465,373
34,441,412
9.1
15,800,258
15,319,543
9.3
10,016,241
10,484,872
8,453,330
6,831,684
+
23.7
31,762,719
27,474,023
-5,490,558
+
6.3
25,490,130
25,353,138
+
0.5
1,234,360
1,247,949
3,751,120,936
2.0
14,625,825,163
15,159,245,233
3.5
924,357.020
965,096,893
17,002,366
15,296,189
+ 11.2
71,260,880
69,515,957
+
2.5
3,826,876
3,699,793
57,909.295
53,312,349
+
8.6
229,839,151
225,619,466
+
1.9
11,915,496
12,314,925
Rockford—
33.009.617
29,509,820
+ 11.9
123,020,391
115,141.057
+
6.8
8,029,725
6,813,507
Springfield—
Sterling
18,340,442
16,040,946
+ 14.3
72,680,855
66,857,158
+
8.7
3,867,974
4,066,089
2,356,239
2^133.369
+ 10.4
9,546,646
9,219,036
+
7,217",962,199
0.4
29,211,570,936
29,401,016,790
l,271,218i844
1,256,800 756
4.9
302,400,000
305,900,000
4,478,769
29,648,101
3,551,449
28,799,467
14,564,473
13,489,458
1.1
4.2
1,413,976
756,599,183
3.4
3,763,321
678,106,325
2,979,385
3.2
12,287,888
10,630,773
+ 17.8
5,149,731
4,503,690
4.9
3,440,980
3,311,032
1.1
988,106,454
892,614,996
1.1
283,600,000
267,400,000
4.4
115,083,310
81,915,294
108,127,298
75,874,861
3.6
7,188,429,056
2.8
3.1
+
+ 15.6
5,834.564
3,674,856,715
+ 10.1
—
——
Bloomington..
—
Chicago
*
i.
Decatur
Peoria
Total
Eighth
^
(31 cities)—
Federal Reserve District—St, Louis—
-
,-jyr
—
—
—
4.5
0.6
.
"6.4
5,182,833,295
5,537,196,174
0.5
51,027,425
51,934,969
1,871,544
+
20.9
8,772,760
621.558,944
600,683,812
"413,219,315
+
3.5
2,608,848,211
2,548,238,369
+
6.7
1,896,853,551
1,866,586,895
+
+ 12.7
7,678,523
7,212,070
+
cities)
—
—
+
6.5
1.923,511
,^L7Q7,215
^^301,523
9,553,066
Qulncy
+
2,384,671,083
"*
1,214,919
,
12,516,768
440,816,629
1
—
—
J-**6
1,363,210,095
2,261,937
Tennessee—Memphis—
(7
•
—
—
12,451.226
Cape Girardeau
Independence—
Kentucky—Louisville
Illinois—Jacksonville
■-
.
—
1,296,105,770
Missouri—St.. Louis—
Total
2,622,459
2,377,628
Ames—
Illinois—Aurora——I
2,40^10,272
—
—
+
—
8,170,754-
2.2
37,356,502
36,953,001
0.8
9.793,370,267
10,056,292,232
—
—
1.8
j
_
—
+
7.4
+
2.4
139,851,422
133,940,922
1.6
93,248,445
96,917,292
+
—
1.1
2,318,171
2,156,643
2.6
537,818,038
538,914,857
+
3.8
:+
—
7~5
2,08+583
1,923,219
0.2
482,680,192
453,325,374
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1993)
46
-Month of
Clearings at—
$
Rochester
Winona
Falls
Dakota—Fargo
Fergus
North
Minot
-
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Falls
Sioux
Huron
.
Helena_„
(16 cities)..
Lincoln
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons—
-
Topeka
+
3.7
0.5
7,681,935,602
~
H^tor;irr;:
983,545
•800,000
2,605,510,207
+
0.3
144,479,003
149,986,708
11,018,172
+
164,326,496
156,889,634
+
4.7
9,564,008
10,223,748
+ 23.0
336,674,073
284,025,286
+ 18.5
21,487,815
18,994,519
5.3
28,317,040
28,157,719
4.3
327,~106~217
331,815425
9.9
8,612,678
12,409,676
+
725,041
7,282,691
3.7
122,431,523
111,762,021
—
3.3
6.4
9,051,588
6,710,125
+ 13.1
15,083,745
12,029,897
Ti
299,849450
277,994439
—30.6
10,472,143
9,355,795
—
0.8
0.2
6,016,432,530
6,287,754,212
—15.2
210,263,453
233,238,418
3.3
7,349,941
9,713,166
—24.3
+ 13.8
819,524,584
722,092,180
+ 13.5
8.7
—
—
—
—
55,077,198
+
54,150,163
3,053,642,004
+
0.6
12,799,095,725
12,874,244,158
+
+
+
—
132,263,137
—
143,720,339
89,452,701
77,319,558
+ 12.6
1,287,926,027
6.1
+ 19.0
33,678,,860
5.3
3,626,487
—
2,987,468
+ 21.4
2,643,607
2,416,789
2,658,023
+
ISTO
2,~8~9~3~076
2,044~619
2.3
471,665,761
430,949,659
2.2
7.4
3ri63~737
0.6
527.567,260
5,848,374,856
5,486,337,315
'
540,148,102
—
8.0
7,500,762
7,796,084
324,230,577
295/763*000
1.7
29,709,021
34,670*764
1.5
5,783,000
5,919,000
6.6
8.9
612,274,823
552,241,746
5.6
532,046,149
540,959,838
—
0.8
112,837,000
114,593,000
—
+ 18.4
5,152,198,738
29,583,090
103,381,510
4,508,337,162
—14.3
24^333*290
20,937,036
2.3
5,317,000
6,697,000
25,594,263
+ 15.6
5.0
+
14.3
—
88,642.641
+ 16.6
5,498,866
4,755,173
+
1*5*6
4.152,924
3,826,931
+ 33.7
28,312,657
23,453,943
+ 20.7'
3.4
190,712,365
184,347,836
+
3.5
10,701,480
10,02*2*045
+
6.8
9^401*991
9,53*3,982
+ 14.0
12,831,437,026
11,745,547,641
+
9.2
383,423,706
358,926,066
+
6.8
293,693,720
252,569,843
—
District—San Francisco—
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
Utah—Ogden
Salt Lake City
Berkeley
Beach
,
—
22,552,635
23,133,098
+
1.0
2,722,931,414
2,665,248,181
+
2.2
151,664,212
157,493,874
3.7
112,788,667-
15,775,044
+
19.1
64,712,167
+
5.8
3,915,089
3,759,830
+
4.1
3,536,594
9.8
68,433,604
126,335,974
126,941,469
—
0.5
0.5
39,788,000
40,369,000
—
+ 10.3
2,740,520,868
52,407,191
151,150,126
145,199,955
+
4.1
133,230,174
130,368,323
64,121,245
64,111,356
+
0.1
51.720,831
52,033,273
13,714,135
'
646,761,895
—
(19 cities)
included In Newark, N. J.
6.4
86,409,493
122,774,258
7.2
286,669,550
298,383,961
0.2
82,126,871
79,188,994
+ 11.5
215,021,044
215,073,277
+
11,766,540
—
+
5.7
53,009,979
8,970,193,367
9.9
246,650,084
4.5
1.2
3.9
16,651,767
16,910,415
12,763,378
13,000,330
0.5
523,208,432
547,100,364
5.5
+
—
0.1
1.5
16,834,797
1.8
10,452,274
10,011,946
4.4
396,886,817
24.0
11,372,235
361,627,101
10,955,701
—
3.7
—
+ 18.3
233,736,353
—
+
—
16,602,662
13,387,036
1.1
5,176,424
4,449,013
+ 16.3
4,416,716
—
2.3
8,770,114
9,909,679
—11.5
8,858,323
17,469,412,036
+
0.8
954,023,449
975,321,852
2.2
750,097,428
700,927,186
324,158,815,945
317,414,793,390
+
2.1
18,550,744,864
17,594,202,077
+
5.4
14,990,769,326
14,362,028,848
171,588,534,150
169,644,207,606
+
1.1
8,762,470,456
8,616,796,785
+
1.7
7.218,735,292
6,563,052,347
9.7
87,530,460
88,495,054
167,079,399
170,929,250
+
2.1
17,604,647,605
77,466,288,437
+
6.9
41,560,943,883
+
3.2
(b) Clearings
0.1
+
9,016,883,543
6.5
+
—
—
(c) Now Included In Philadelphia, Pa.
operation discontinued Dec, 21, 1951.
+
—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly
the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
banks of the
shows
the different countries of the world. We
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE
MAY
2,
1952
TO
Noon
MAY
8,
TO TREASURY
BANK
Value in United States
Free
Oeyion,
.0198375
.0198375
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.328925
.328925
.328925
1.019375
1.019062
1.018437
1.015625
.209966
.209966
.209966
.209966
.144916*
.144916*
.144916*
,144916*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
—-—
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
<
.210280
1
4.
.210260
2.806562
.238379*
«
2.805625
.115673
.115673
.263400
.263400
.263400
.263400
2.778465
2.778774
2.777846
'
,263400
2.777846
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
2.777846
.140154*
'
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
Switzerland, franc
-
-
L___
__
fAppltcatlon depends
.0349000
.0349000
.0349608
.193269*
.193269*
.193269*
.193269*
.230900
.230800
.230850
2.795765
2.796134
2.795093
Demand
.230900
2.796760
2.795093
!
.658327*t
,861797*t
'
2.806562
2.806250
Closed
2.805625
.561797*t
;
!'
2.805625
.425531*t
type of merchandise.
'
,425531*t ;
,425531*t
-
„
:
""
.658327*t
,658327*t™~
\561797*t
-r
.561797*t»
-
upon
Holdings of Treasury notes decreased $26
million.
.193269*
.658327*t
—
million in borrowings.
-
.0349000
.231000
_
,
respectively.
-
.496766*
.0349107
I
I
(Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound
sterling—;.
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay; peso
i
Uruguay, peso
>
;
.140154*
.496766*-.
krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
decrease of $190
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $246 million in
Chicago, and
they decreased $37 million in the San Francisco District
and $29 million in the Dallas District. Holdings of Treas¬
ury certificates of indebtedness
and of United States
Government bonds increased $44 million and $33 million,
.210260
2.805625
.115673
.115673
.115673
peso
.210260
.210260
2.806250
Closed
2.805625
a
the New York District and $51 million in
.00285625
'
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
rupee
the week
holdings of
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or
carrying United States Government securities increased
$63 million.
Loans to banks increased $34 million,
"Other loans" increased $20 million.
.0544060
.328925
.144916*
—
for
lease.
.0198375
.210000
Dominion of,
•Nominal.
2.235557
1.019179
Ireland, pound
.
.0716500*
.0716500*
2.235557
.0544060
dollar
Finland, Markka
;
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
Norway,
.133333*
.133333*
.0716500*
2.236304
.328950
rupee
Mexico,
.200000*
.0198375
.0198375
'Denmark, krone
India,
%
$
.200000*
.133333*
.0716500*
2.242500
Closed
May 8
May 7
$
.133333*
.0716500*
Brazil, cruzeiro
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
changes
industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
creased in all but one district, and a total of $76 million
at all reporting member banks; the principal changes
were
decreases of $19 million in New York City, $18
million in Chicago, and $11 million each in the Boston
and St. Louis Districts, and an increase of $11 million
in the San Francisco District. The changes according to
industry and purpose are available in another press re¬
York
.200000*
.200000*
2.242500
pound
Belgium, franc
principal
following
reporting member
System in leading cities
Reserve
Commercial,
May 6
$
.133333*
£
ential
Preferential
1930
and
May 5
$
.200000*
Australia,
Canada,
May 3
$
Basic
UNDER TARIFF AOT OF
Money
May 2
VIA
Federal
Treasury bills, $150 million in demand deposits adjusted,
and $292 million in United States Government deposits,
1952, INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate lor Cable Transfers In New
Country and Monetary Unit
Argentina peso—>
the
ended April 30: Increases of $189 million in
five below a record for the week just passed:
FOREIGN
4,210,616
7,715,239
Cumulative figure for 1952 Is for month of January only.
Foreign Exchange Rales
the Secretary
3,584,382
0.4
—
44,811,422
0.8
106,706,470
,v'
—11.4
121,350,017
+
4.1
+
97,476,459
349,409,878
+ 19.0
49,933,856
+
+
1,149,200,130
—
1.4
—
52,593,660
+
70,706,223
19,457,644
42,905,767,608
»0tttslde New York
'
1,149,205,995
365,007,419
5.4
+
27,810,221
—
2,631,476,123
: "
—43.4
84,287,400
23,548,468
82,848,636,597
Barbara
3.1
+
277,097,152
4,342,071,504
Jose
(184 cities)
+
13,048,764
2,256,942,507
57,960,877
22,634,839
47,191,317
—
Francisco
Stockton
—
10,680,000
55,676,033
12,434,717
2,238,699,372
63,710,190
24,829,978
44,112,770
—
Riverside
+
29,232,778
■
4,434,489,872
Pasadena
—
6,076,747
*
89,697,818
13,323,332
33,098,605
75,794,027
19,487,335
Arizona—Phoenix
California—Bakersfield
2.5
2.9
671,159,232
*5,900,000
677,636,926
18,783,231
32,100,015
10,627,000
713,122,134
13,448,766
292,007,623
-
Pursuant to the
7,440,475
204,134*418,
+ 14.3
+
2,788,864,081
8,916,090
241,*577^425
+
+ 10.9
+
5,730,764
45,702,451
3.8
*9*6
—
+ 15.7
+
+
6,408,414
7,662,815
44,160,432
—
+
133,548,365
124,881,887
30,998,000
6,727,153
—
(a) Now
+
2,267,035,272
Yakima
•Estimated,
554,164
7,934,032
+ 60.8
5,858,417
50,133,577
:
total
627,743
751,933
2.4
+ 18.9
5.2
22.5
+
57,969,535
2,316,402,094
_
Seattle
Grand
329,374,963
+ 39.4
+
2.0
Washington—Bellingham
Total
360,002,047
—
+ 77.1
67,823,546
6,691,729
131,928,090
31,258,000
cities)
San
7.1
705,640
2,614,372,409
11,379,103
9,418,492
4.5
—
8.7
——
Louisiana—Shreveport
San
3,412,403
9,208^50
—
819,537
3,178,311,502
Arthur
wichifa Srs::_-:
Modesto-—
3,276,283
9,7~50~318
9,547,658
~
Idaho—Boise
429,122,017
7,743,770
+
Galveston
Twelfth Federal Reserve
398,732,626
0.4
+
-
—
(11
0.4
—
1,371,016
1,450,191.039
145,425,553
naUa*
Ttotal
3,451,982
....
2,429,478
35,749,358
»
4.8
+ 17.4
Beaumont
Texa rkana
3,329,243
District—Dallaa—
Eleventh Federal Reserve
Worth
—
+
12,158,653
Texas—Austin
£Paso
19~6
+16.2
9,662,943
13,187,977
13,212,325
(15 cities)
6,701,979
—4~8~3
2,203,284
11,~2~2~5~455
2.7
140,~536~137
562,992,480
-
Total
6,312,791
9.3
15,480,881
3,073,113,233
Pueblo
5.1
+
141~05~1~517
'
~8~9
+
7.7
1,814,289
84,303~919
+
4,065,616
OA
179,384,133
13,732,923
92^496~320
0.4
■h
38,821,733
14,924,969
Springs
Denver
0.5
+
1,456,952,780
52,308,319
~6~5
—
3.6
+
—
6,378,134
574,183,068
Colorado—Colorado
—
3,536,709
619,745,843
217,027,539
6.7
33,878,373
7,045,881
1,453,937,120
44,377,793
1,754,450
City
—
69,354,352
72,868,378
190,161,373
6,071,881
—
•—
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Santa
8.8
—
7,712,318,367
40,829,249
Carthage
Long
13,993,507
4.3
+
.•<
109,473,257
13,497,635
+
1,603,223
83,424,237
St. Joseph
Port
109,051,804
3.4
+
1,869,619,114
—
Missouri—Joplin
Ft
4.3
+
—
0.6
Wichita
Kansas
59,751,553
2.2
20.766,376
59,437,507
9.1
46,617,664
34,011,893
591,983,190
2,976,530
2,427,474
-
Omaha
6,555,563
5,259,999
239,689,393
+ 17.7
+
,
55,325,068
—
7,138,168
5,147,699
8.6
7.6
16,294,000
195,407,218
———.
106,~383~152
+ 12.8
—
+ 10.5
19,455,547
122,577.049
60,455,070
City—
3,808,315
99,432~635
5.3
—
19,176,000
+ 15.1
Reserve District—Kansas
Hastings
'
2.3
+
Nebraska—Fremont
6,498,023
292,364,768
12.6
17,109,353
Lewiston
$
7,326,888
+
4,481,886
13,611,955
-
1949
$
4.9
+
—
5,484,680
14,871,570
25,859,868
3,176,098
1950
Dec. %
267,340,580
+
+
3,867,000
Inc. or
$
5.5
—
14,627,650
15,670,864
46,900,111
1,661,915
„
Federal
1,773,367,148
13,519,444
18,617,240
.
—
Great Falls,
Tenth
1,867,352,583
5.4
1,859,829,760
Montana—Billings.—
Total
27,302,116
4,952,947
127,830,819
+
29,590,875
1951
2.8
+
109,843,763
5,114,686,109
28,627,848
4.9
—
3,600,034
1,162,275
115,919,058
4,972,246,879
7.0
+
435,618,395
1,243,555
30.256,146
4,355,000
4,987,379
15,195,601
24,741,998
3,284,772
-—
Grand Forks
+
7,057,166
7,403,885
456,987,951
3,407,789
——
Paul
St.
.
*
8.7
—
1,232,907,554
3.1
4.9
+
27,481.404
29,874,752
1,195,240,802
Minneapolis
Monday, May 12, 1952
$
Dec. %
Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
Ninth
Minnesota—Duluth
.
1952
Inc. or
1951
1952
inc. or
Dec. %
.
Week Ended May 3-
-January 1 to April 30-
April-
1951
1952
.
,425531*t-
2.805625
decreased
in
adjusted
the
other
increased; in
six
districts
six; the principal, changes
i
were
'
.658327*t
'
,581797*t"
'
$58 million in New York City, and $55 million* in the
.425531*t
»
•
-
and
deposits
increases of
Dallas District,
$119: million in the- Chicago: District,
and
Francisco District.
a
decrease of $75 million; in the San
Time deposits increased^ $31 million.
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
York City.
and liabilities
A
assets
of
summary
Mission Corp., 4%%
North Penn Gas Co.,
1864
3% first mtge. pipe line
sinking fund bonds, due 1968.Jun
2Ys% first mtge. pipe line skg. fund bonds, due 1970_Jun
Inc. (+) or
dec.
Apr. 30,
(—) since
1865
Eastern Sugar Associates, $5
pfd. (accum.).
Eastern Utilities Associates
(quar.)
A__
1865
ENTIRE
1951
1952
1952
1
1
Eaton
May 2,
Apr. 23,
CALLED
ISSUE
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
(In millions of dollars)
•
•
Assets—
35,319
—
2,202
—
76
+
1,610
St.
brokers
and
dealers
for
securities
-
537
1,158
—
93
(T. S. Government securities—Total—-—
Treasury bills ———————
Treasury certificates of indebtedness——
Treasury notes
—.
Other loans
Other
•—
bonds
securities
Reserves
vault.
banks—
with domestic
Cash
in
1
-
Balances with domestic
—
■
■
-
banks
—
—
+
9
4%
convertible
1
5
34
20
240
—
—
+
+
+
—
—
18,274
7,107
14,735
845
2,281
—
+
—
+
tin Volume 174.
+
Name of
Co., Inc., com.
64
deposits,
Government deposits
government
except
——
52,303
16,635
3,353
+ 2,140
+ 1,069
150
31
292
+
+
+
Stock
—
3
6
—■
363
Curtis Publishing
10O
302
+
Press, Inc., 3Va%
Curtis Mfg. Co
Class
A
Class
(quar.)..
(quar.)
A
Dahlstrom
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Increase (+) or
certificates
-
F.
for
4
3,882
+
1,042,885
366,625
621,313
5,114
44
+
296
and advances
——
11,625,306
5,568,073
5,135,823
_
Notes
-
J
Bonds
34,000
22,329,202
and securities—
Total loans
F.
R.
of
Bank premises
140,189
14,878
3,265,986
60,480.
+
44,639
10
180,773
7,721
—
Other assets
—
+
1,528
—
assets
49,459,350
-
246,495
+
Door
15c
;—
U.
20,034,029
749,485
Treasurer—gen. acct._
S.
93,763
299,067
20,576
1,157
Other
-
497,608
—
,
265,192
—
B'
Total
„——
240,292
+
—
'
Surplus (Section 7)—^
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
14,007
28,320
67
242,995
538,342
27,543
146,628
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
49,459,350
246,495
+
2,160,234
+
Investment
63
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Below will be found a list of corporate
bonds, notes,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
Date
Company and Issue—
.
>
'
Page
'
Consolidated mtge. J3
,
Thompson
(John R.)
%-6%> bonds, serips A, due .2Q39_.Jun 13
,
.
*
Co., Common stock
—Jun' 39 * "1866
'
Company and Issue—-
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
'
" "
(•'Alabama Gas Corp.-.—...;•>
«•
.
Date
-*•
~
Page
:
1537
mortgage 3%% bonds, series A, due.,1971
—May 15
Cefp., '4.90 %' -ptf^ferredrstockJ'lU-L-j.iiLMay'31- + .1861
1861
3%% first mortgage bonds, due 1971—Jun
2
International Rys. of Central America—
t
4% debentures, due 1961—
——Jun 15
1761
1st
''
'
.
Flba-ida -Power
Gas Service Co.,
6-
1
5- 1
50o
6-
1
5-13
I2yac
5-
9
5- 6
5-15
Public
2
5-15
Dodge
5-26
5-
5-26
5-
5-26
5-
New
common
5-
5-26
5-
Common
5-
$2.50
7-
1
6-1#
$2.50
10-
5-
5
5-26
5-
5
5-26
5-
5
5-26
5-
5
5-26
5-
5
5-26
5-
5
5-26
5-25
55-
A
5-26
5-
5
5-26
5-
5
5-26
5-
5
5-26
5-
5-26
5-
5-26
5-
5
46c
6-25
6-10
25c
5-31
5-15
5-15
4-1#
6-
1
5-1#
30c
6-
9
5-20
$1
7-
1
15c
6-
2
5-15
7-
1
6- ft
6-
2
1
5-15
5-
1
$1.22ya
5-15
5- 1
25c
5-15
5-1
25c
.
1
5-
$1.22%
.
5-
5-15
6-14
6- 2
2
5-23
25o
6- 2
5-23
al5%
5-14
4- a
s-a)
(quar.).
new
6
5- 2
6- 2
5-15
12y2c
6- 2
5-1#
250
6-14
5-1#
5-15
6- X
9c
...
(initial)
com.
—
series
series .1
4Mj%
preferred
5-15
5-
50C
1*
5-1T
6- 2 *
6-
5-1#
2
5-1#
6-10
5-20
30c
6-10
5-20
$1
30c
9-10
8-20
30c
12-10
11-20
6-
m
1
5-15
pfd.
25c
5-15
5- 5
5-15
5- 5
se^Ao
(accum.)
5-15
5- 1
45c
6- 2
5-13
5-15
5- 5
37y2c
5-15
5-
$1.25
6-
2
5-15
$2
7-
1
6-17
5
5- 1
6-16
5-13
$1.75
6-12
25c
5-23
6-0
7
Cigar,
Inc.,
common
%preferred
(quar.)
General Firiance ; Corp.—'!
5%
preferred A (s-a)—
4% convertible preferred C (s-a).
General Industries Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.
General Mills, Inc.," 3%% preferred (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising—
Common (quar.)
...
$1
1
t40c
5-23
4-30
General
Plywood,
5%
General
Portland
Cement
$30c
5-15
4-30
General
Public Utilities
$30c
5-15
4-30
General
Steel
1
7-
1
General
$65c
5-30
5-22
$62 %c
5-30
5-22
$i2%c
6-16
5-19
137 fee
8-
I
7- 2
75C
5-21
4-30
6-
6-10
7- 1
6-20
10c
5-15
5-
2
25c
5-15
5-
2
35C
5-15
5-
5
50c
7-
6-20
40c
6-16
6%
'
6-
2
2
93 %o
6-16
6-
50c
6-12
5-29
5-15,
5- 5
6-10
5-20
Distilleries
Co.,
(quar.)—....
preferred (s-a)
Class
A
4-30
1
6-17
5-
9
5-
9
31V4C,
6-
1
•5-20
SI'AC
9-
1
8-20
12-1
11-20
5-23
4-25
$1.50
6- 2
5-12
$1.75
6- 2
5-12
250
6- 2
5-15
4-30
5-
8-15
8- 1
5-15
5- 1
6-
5-15
6-30
5-15
t25c
5-15
1
6-
1
9
4-1#
4-17
$1.25
5-31
5-1#
8c
6- 6
5-22
37y2c
5-20
5-9
5614 c
7-
1
6-22
250
5-30
500
6-14
50c
6-14
6- 4
10c
6-30
6-10
5-2#
.
6- 4
25c
6-12
6- 2
$1.50
—
'8-12
25c
(quar.),
—
6-30
6-18
IOC
6- 2
6-14
6- 4
$1.75
7-1
6-20
10c
(quar.).
'
—
Brewing
Extra
Golden
6-12
5-24
5c
6-12
5-24
—.——
$1
6-•30
6- 9
——.
150
5-■15
5-;l
150
Goebei
7r
Co.—
■.
—
i
State, Ltd.,
4%
pfd.
Goodall Rubber, common
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-17
5-15
5-15
250
-
—
class
Globe-Wernicke Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
9
6-22
35c
(quar.),
(quar.)
(quar.)..^
B
5-
$1.50
Tin
Glenmore
1
6-10
25c
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
2
2%c
$1,75
6-
$1.50
—.
Telephone (Wis.), $5 pfd. (quar.).
Investments, Ltd., Amer. ctfs,.
Georgia-Pacific Plywood, common (quar.)—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Gerrard (S. A.), 5% preferred (s-a).l
Glrdler Corp.
(quar.)
Girdler Corp.
7- 4
6-20
50c
Co
Corp.
Ltd.
1
50c
preferred
Wares.
6- *
7-
84% c
General
4
8-
8-
(quar.)—.
—...
preferred (quar.)
Paint Corp.
(quar.).;
5-t#
6-15
$1.25
...
preferred
5-23
20c
—
...
6%
5-13
5-15
25c
6%
5-19
5-1#
f
30c
General
5-19
6-
5- t
;
25c
4J/2%
5-15
1
2
5-31
125C
...
6-17
7-
6-
50c
...
2
7-
5- 1
5-15
5ey4c
(quar.)
....
6-
1
5- 1
5-15
6c
...
5-15
80
—...
-
6-30
15o
5- »
6-
25c
5c
&
25 c
31 'AO
6- 6
J 50c
6-30
•250.
6-
$50o
...
(quar.).
(quar,).....
5-16
250
5-21
5-15
Works
7-30
130C
#
$1
General
5-15
46%C
6-
$1.15
Co.< common
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)—
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
General America Corp....
9-15
$1.12 %
6- 4,
Gardner-Denver
6-14
40c
7- 3
6-14
5-15
5-31
7'/2O
6- 9
7-18
400
(i
(quar.)
Bridge
5-29
.
6-25
15c
50c
General
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—Duro-Test Corp.' (stock dividend)——a
East St. Louis & Interurban Water Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
,
7% preferred (quar.).
Eastern Corp.
(quar.)..
Eastern Kansas Utilities (quar.)—
5-29
6- 2
$25c
(quar.)———
...——"—
5-29
6-14
IOC
1$1.25
——
preferred
6-10
25C
9-20
$$1.25
5-15
60c
General
'
"Class, B
5-1#
1
5
6-20
25c
common
Dujnont Electric Corp., preferred (quar.)
Dun St Bradstreet, Inc., common (Increased)
'4%% preferred (quar.)
:
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., 4!80% pfd. (quar.)—..
Duquesne Light Co., 3.75% pfd. (quar.)—Durham Hosiery Mills, class A——
1
6-
$2.50
25c
—
:
6-
3iy4c
$30c
common
U7y2o
—
.
5-1#
22 %o
5
20C
—
—
1
5-28
Baking Co., $8 preferred (quar.)—
General Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)
20C
common
—
Co.
#-* X
62 %C
37 %c
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
...
B
Pitt
Extra
5
0.15
.
—
Douglas Oil Co. (initial quar.)
Dow Drug Co., 7% preferred (quar.)..
.
Drackett (The) Company, common
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
Dravo Corp., common (quar.)
4% preference (quar.).—
;
....—
Dresser Industries, common
(quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
9-1#
5-15
$1.12%
(initial
A
Co.,
Gar Wood Industries,
5
5-26
0.10
Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
1
690
Sulphur Co
(A. J.), Ltd. (extra)
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Gair (Robert) Co., Inc.
common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)..
8%
preferred (quar.)...
8% preferred (quar.)
....
Galr Co. of Canada, Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.).
Gamewell Co. (quar.)...,
5-5
0.13
——
(initial)
5%. preferred
5%' preferred
5-1#
6-11
....
preference (quar.)
1
Stores; Ltd. (quar.)————
5%
2
1
Preeport
Freiman
5
5-26
0.08
—
—
Co.,
Mineral
Utilities series
Franklin Simon,
5
5-26
0.17
Fund—
Dominion Scottish Investment,
5%
6-
7-
25C
preferred
Income
5
5r26
0.12
0.12
(initial s-a)
5- 9
50c
preferred
Class
5
0.07
—
(quar.)——._—
(quar.).
Dominguez Oil Fields Co. (monthly)—,
Monthly
...——
Dominion St Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5% preferred (quar.).
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd.—
5-16
2
Power
Class
5
0.14
Corp.
Ltd.
5-16
2
Ford Motor of
5
0.10
——
———
2
6-
pfd.
(s-a)
Bond
0.07
—
66-
30c
Common stock series
0.09
—
Mfg.
A
5
0.09
Cox Fund,
Mines,
class
5-
0.15
Equipment
Dodge
Ltd.,
5-26
Stock
—
&
12y2c
(Newark, N. J.)
0.15
Utility
Railroad
11-13
$1.12%
.
(quar.)
0.18
0.10
.Tobacco
Dixie Cup Co, (quar,).*Dobbs Houses, Inc. (quar.).———
1
Franklin Custodian Funds—
0.05
———
12-
40c
5
——
Coast Investment
8-13
...
(voting and non-voting) (quar.).
Ford Mctor Co., Ltd.—
Amer. deposit receipts for ordinary (final)
4-19
6-
0.22
Pacific
2
$1.25
(quar.)
5
....———
——
5-13
9-
Class B
4-19
0.14
—
6-2
$125
5% preferred (s-a)
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
11- 5
.
4-2#
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Foote
5
5-15
0.14
Insurance
Works
5-
:
Bonds
,
6-
(quar.). $0.185625
Insurance
(Syra¬
4y2%
Life
5-
—
————
—
Traders
5-26
—-—;
Duriron
\
6-30
32Vic
5-26
.——
—
NOTICE OF TENDER
5-1#
Kleiser Co.
Foster-Wheeler Corp.,
—
Driver-Harris
given in the "Chronicle."
$1.25
6-16
Corp.
Foster
,
—
—
Stock',
Dominion Tar &
preferred arid common stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
5%
5-15
0.17
Douglas Aircraft Co..
Co.—
1
5-20
•
'-4—
6-30
1
Corp., 4% preferred (quar.)
(quar.):
4.90% convertible preferred (quar.).
4.90% cumulative preferred (quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.—
are
Dominion
Notices
Philadelphia Transportation
6-
50C
Fund
7-15
7-31
$0,075
Extra
were
6-14
12-15
25C
—
.
23,316
3,858
+
8,120
6,473
$27 Vic
-
Fund
4-29
6-30
St
4.60%
Fort
Dominion Malting Co., Ltd.,
5% preferred (quar.)—.
the details
6-15
12-15
25c
.——
1.5%
0.5%
48.1%
.
Industrial loan commitments—•
5-12
75c
—.
Stock
5-15
25c
Screw
Florida
Per Share
Common
Dome
.
5-12
6-
IOC
6~§14
6,136
of
gold certificate re¬
serves, to deposit and F. R.
.note liabilities combined
Contingent liability on acceptances purchased for foreign
correspondents
.—
3
6-3
50c
distributions
6-2T
55c
Quarterly
50c
Agricultural,
Common
Ratio
5-12
350
Steel
——
5-15
3
$2
,,
fcapital paid in.—
5-16
2
6-
30C
8-27
7-15
Fitz-Simons & Connell Dredge & Dock Col-
2
6-
30C
investment income:
Machinery
Merchandising
2,111,593
+
6-11
6-
5-13
;
$100
Brewing Corp.,
Fittings,
25c
(quar.)
quarterly
following
Government
4,811
Capital Accounts—
1
35c
—_
Electrical
171,277
+
9
7-
5-29
2
7-15
60c
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
First York Corp., $2 preferred (s-a)
Fishma'n (M. H.) Company, Inc. (qua
5-15
6-
6-
6'
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—
4-28
6-25
75c
750,881
+
2
5-15
50c
6-19
70c
Equipment Co.
&
Firemen's Insurance
25c
——
St Sons
Railroad
48,503,842
liabilities
+
177
deposits
21,546,314
Deferred availability cash items
2,576,341
Other liab„ and accrued divs.
17,153
&
4ya%
stock
(Henry)
Metals
371,097
162,386
Total
5- 5
$37y20
Building Supply
17,386
—
5-1#
11-15
"Aviation'
396,403
36,007
—
2
5-15
6-13
25c
1500 Walnut Street, $3 pfd. (accum.)
Co. of California, common
0.12
.,
1,200,677
—
6-
35C
(qiar.).
Food
Member bank—reserve accts.
Ferro
6-27
15c
Filtrol
Ltd.—
Other Series—
Deposits:
Foreign
5
12- 5
50C
Diversified
1,184,624
+
12-26
5-13
Heating Products, Ltd.
Derrick
Federal
5-1#
5-20
25c
& 'Abrasives
.....
0
9-
9-26
60c
Stores
Corporate Bond
+
6-
6-26
50C
Diversified Preferred Stock Fund——
Liabilities—
31,758
6
50C
Series—
2,160,234
+
24,364,034
6
6-
—
Chemical
Federal Reserve Notes
6-
7-1
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A.;
Bank
Total
Refractories
Equitable Gas Co. (quar.)
*
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.),
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
Erie Railroad, 5% preferred, series A
(quar.)
5% preferred series A (quar.)
5% preferred series A (quar.)
8-5
The
5
12,287
125,314
3,643 '
+
items——
7- 1
5-1#
6-10
30o
(quar.)
(quar.)
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co., com. (quar.).
7% 1st preferred (s-a).,
a.....
6% 2nd preferred (s-a)
Diversified Funds, Inc.—
406,948
—
28
banks—
other
cash
Uncollected
332,581
+
23,3J77,201
foreign banks.—
notes
5-9
8-15
Diversified
Due from
5-29
50c
214,661
+
Rubber
....
6- 1
$1.75
(quar.)
from
Total U. S. Govt, securities.
Electro
&
cuse, N. Y.)
(quar.)_,
Quarterly
:
Farrington Mfg., 5y2% 'preferred (quar.)..
Fedders-Qulgan Corp,
5% preferred series A (quar.),
Federal Enterprises, Inc., common (quar.).
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul Corp. (increased quar.)...
5
5- 5
5-15
5%
9,344,060
1,481,556
—
Hose
60c
5-
5-15
5-
11,625,306
—
Co.
5-15
5-15
Class-
—
Boat
Farmers
50c
Disston
+
34,000
2
9-19
———
—
Co.,
debenture
1,014,351
—
6-
9-29
5%
U. S. Govt, securities:
Certificates
;
—
Di
—
5-1#
$1.34
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)
4y2% prior preferred (quar.)
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)
Fajardo Sugar Co. (quar.)
...
8
75c
Derby Gas & Electric (quar.)
Michigan Stove—
5% preferred
(quar.)
25,785
+
2
Electric
Detroit
1,587,790
+
5-1#
6-
....
10c
-
66,442
14,557
5-1#
$1.10
.
5-1#
2
6- 2
Falstaff
1st preferred
—
Denver Union Stock Yard Co. (quar.)
+
2
6-
6-16
(quar.)...
Denver Tramway Corp., 1st preferred
348,735
——-
Industrial loans
8 %
22,101,799
gold ctf. reserves
Other cash
A
5-
87%c
preferred (quar.)..
1,521,348
+
3,878
689,550
-
Discounts
1951
R.
notes
Total
May 9,
21,412,249
,
fund
Leather
Class
decrease (—) since
1952
6-
$1.37%
7- 2
—
Apr. 30,
5-1#
$iro6y4
6-14
.
1952
2
$1.06 y<-
$1.75
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
Deep Rock Oil Coip. (quar.)—
Deere St Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
Delta Air Lines, Inc.—
Dennison Mfg. Co., A common (quar.)
Voting common (quar.)—;
(In thousands of dollars)
Redemption
Fisher
Davis
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Gold
Metallic
Daniels
&
5-20
2
6-
Co.—
(quar.)—
A
Class
May 7,
6-
"
6-30
$4 prior preferred
28,271
Assets—
0
5-1#
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)..
$4.40 conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)
5.36% preferred (initial quar.)
$1.75
—-
$7
Debits to demand deposit accounts, except
Interbank
and
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,
during week
5-
6-15
preferred
$2
(quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp—
190
6-14
8
40c
Cuneo
—
1,243
869
Foreign banks
Borrowings
—
5-24
$1.02%
4%
294
+
9,334
-——
4-
t$2
—
—
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
dividend:
5-16
50c
——
(7. S.
Holder*
25c
Crum
....
Time
Payable of Reo.
(quar.).
$2 preferred (quar.)
Crow's, Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd. (s-a)
& Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
7% preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Culver Corp. (s-a)
50
When
Share
Company
Crown Cork St Seal
Liabilities—
Demand deposits adjusted
7
50C
$250
(quar.).....
....
Per
2,441
+
496
+
775
+
5-
convertible
Enamel
(Continued from page 12)
—
+
5-15
,
2,276
—
4-2#
50c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Empire Brass Mfg., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)..
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)
*
6- 6
5-22
Emhart
Dividends
+ 1,653
+ 3,684
1
7-
$1.25
$4.25
Emsco
53
121
620
+
33
7
34
28
27
+
35
255
+
—
189
44
26
+
+
753
—-Jun 30
preferred stock
32
—
—
3,624
3,684
5,874
Loans to banks
291
45
+
'Announcement in this issue,
567
5,674
438
6,056
31,456
Other securities
Real estate loans
63
2
+
*
1
.5y2%
Electric
12193
6- e
7-
$1.50
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)..
4 'A %
preferred (quar.)
1543
gold bonds, due July 1, 1952__Anytime
Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co.—
1st mortgage 5% bonds, due 1955
Aug I
Virginia Iron, Coal St Coke Co.—
pur¬
chasing or carrying:
S. Government obligations
S.
2,109
+
Payable of Ree.
$1.75
(accum.)___
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A
1648
General Mortgage 5%
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
U. S. Government obligations———
U.
24
+
3,225
+
and agricultural
loans
to
257
+
34,770
Commercial, Industrial,
Other
+
73,333
—
Loans—gross
U.
24
20,796
Leans—net
Loans
+
Co., $3.25 conv. second pfd. stock—.—July 1
National Vulcanized Fibre Co., 4%% debs., due 1960—.May 19
Poll-New England Theatres, Inc.—
1st mortgage bonds, due 1958
—
—-——
May 13
Queens Borough Gas & Electric Co.—
Dow Chemical
Investments—Total-.
and
Leans
Share
1864
Southern Natural Gas Co.—
inember banks follows:
Company
Eastern States Corp., $7
pfd. A
$6 preferred B (accum.),
Holderf
When
Per
Name of
1863
1
1
1
sinking fund debs., due 1966.1—.Jun
5% coupon debs., due 1966
Jun
Pacific Western Oil Corp., 3Va% debs., due 1964
—Jun
reporting
of
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Chicago Dis¬
Borrowings decreased $108 million in the
trict and $84 million in New
47
(1999)
5%
preferred
Is-af
—
—
Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)
...
6 %' preferred (quar.)
$2.50
—
37'/2c
Goodall-Sanford,
$1.
——
•
1
6-14
5-•15
5» 2
6-
2
5-15
.6-
2
5-15
2
■
—t,
75c
6-
Goodyear "fire Rubber Co., common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
———-——
75c
6-■10V
Gorham
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)—
Grafton & Co., Ltd.,
Class
A
(quar.)
class A
Graton & Knight Co.,
$1.25
25C
(quar.)
——-—
$1.80 prior pfd. (s-a)
6- 16
*
ff-18
6-•16
50c
—
Class A* ,(fluaXj) —_r_—<
•
6-1#
»
6- 15
6- 2
5-26
25c
9' •15
25c
12. 15
11-25
90c
5- 15
5- 5
-
8-23
*
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48
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2000)
Per
& Co.
<W. R.)
When
Share
Name of Company
Grace
«
8%
class A
preferred
8%
class B
preferred
Holder»
Iowa
$2
6-10
6-28
3.30%
$2
(quar.)—:
(quar.)
&
Power
6-10
5-28
Light Co.,
common
preferred
5-28
$1.50
6-10
class A preferred
(quar.)
$2
9-10
8-28
$1.76
class B
preferred
(quar.)
$2
9-10
8-28
$1.50
9-10
8-28
Iron
$2
12-10
11-27
Jack
&
8%
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
class B preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Fireman Mfg. Co. (reduced)
$2
12-10
11-27
Jacksonville
6%
preferred
$1.50
12-10
11-27
Jacobsen
V 6%
*
8%
i
class A
Union
Grand
Stock
(quar.)
Co.,
25c
$2.25
preferred (quar.)_
Manufacturing Co
Gray
Great Atlantic
Common
B
Grumman
8
5-
Johnston
Jones Estate Corp,.,—
4-30
Jones
Engineering
Kaiser
8-
1
7-16
5-
6
4-25
6-30
6-10
6-30
9-30
12-26
$1.25
7
5-
1
6-14
(quar.)
—
2
5-
1
6-
2
5%
Cotton
6-
preferred
5%
(quar.)_
Co.,
Paper
Kentucky
4%%
Kern
5
6-10
$1,06 %
5-16
7-
6-10
1
7-
1
2
class
[initial
B
Common
6%
quar.)
(quar.)
Bakeries,
Glass
Henkel-Clauss
Co.,
Hercules
Steel
(quar.)—
preferred
$6
2
5-12
7-
6-13
2
5-20
7-
1
6-13
Kress
B
com.
30c
Hines
(Edward)
Hires
(Charles
Hoberg
Lumber
E.)
Co.
Co.
6%
Paper Mills,
shares to
share
per
Holt
plus
(Henry)
Hooker
6%
(Geo.
Horn
&
A.)
Hardart
&
Houston
Howard
Stores
4
% %
Hubinger
Hudson
.
5%
Huttig Sash &
5%
Door
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
Central
6%
Zinc
5-15
2
5-15
6-27
5-15
Aviation
ment
7-
1
6-20
5%
7-
1
6-20
5%
6-16
5-15
Lamaque
Lambert
Class
37%C
6-
2
5-
9
La
6-
2
5-
9
Landis
$$1
6-10
6-
5-29
9
5-
31 %c
6-
1
5-16
31 %c
6-
1
6-
1
5-16
37c
6-10
5-
5-31
5-15
12 %c
5-31
5-15
7-
2
9
6-15
30c
5-15
5-
$1.25
6-30
6-19
5
$1.25
A
(s-a)
9-19
12-30
12-19
45c
pfd.
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
(final)
5-20
4-25
$3
10%
$35c
4c
(quar.)
35c
9-
2
8-
6
5-20
5-
2
7-
8
5-
6-
5
2
5-
1
5-15
5-
5
6-
5-15
1
6-
2
5-15
25c
6-10
5-20
20C
6-
5-10
$40c
*
6-30
2
5-22
6-30
6-29
5-15
5-
6-12
5-16
75c
6-16
5-15"
Wines
(from
net
$40c
9-29
8-31
6-
2
5-
6-
2
5-14
2
Motor
5-31
4-30
Bryant,
Stock
Inc.
dividend
Lane-Wells
6-
4-22
Finance
Motor
6-30
6-16
from
6-30
6-16
Co.
Secord
Investment Foundation, Ltd.—
6% convertible preferred
(quar.)
5-15
4-30"
5-15
4-30
5-15
Leitch
Gold
Llbby,
pid.
5-31
5-16
National
6-
2
5-
1
National
25c
6-
2
5-
9
National
6-
2
(quar.)
5-15
12-15
11-15
6-10
5-23
6-2
"5-26
6-
2
5-10
96
%C
6-
2
5-10
75C
5-15
7-
2
5J30
$25C
7-
2
5-30.
7-
2
5-30
t$1.75
'
7-
2
5-30
6-16
6-* 2
__
37 Vic
ZJL—
$$1.25
(quar.)
——1_
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Cash
6-10
5-
National
Casket
87 %c
9
4-30
5-15
5-29
9
6-
5-
1-
40c
25c
25C
40c
________
(quar.)__.
(Ind.) —
5-19
6-2
4-21
5-
$1
6-
2
8-
1
7-24
25c
11-
1
5-12
5-14
5-31
5-10
5-31
5-10
6-20
6-16
6-30
Industries
(stock
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co.
Link-Belt Co. (quar.).
Oil
Co.
dividend)
2%
-
(quar.)
65c
Corp.
Liquid
Carbonic
20c
5-
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.10
6-10
5-22
$1.10
9-10
8-20
$1.10
RR.
5-31
35c
12-10
11-19
(quar.)
5
capital
53
2-19
6-10
5-22
9-10
8-20
guaranteed
(quar.)
50c
12-10
11-19
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
50c
3-10-53
2-19
Loblaw Groceterias
7-
2
66-
9
9
10c
6-
2
5-15
6-
1
5-14
30c
6-
2
5-
9
6-16
6-
2
7-15
5-21
6-27
"
—i—________
_
Co., Ltd., class A
Extra
Class
2
6-16
4-30
6-18
1
7-18
1
7-18
(quar.)
Loblaw,
$25c
$25c
3-10
6-
2
6-
2
5-
6
6-2
5-
6
2
5-
6
5-
6
$12%C
25c
1
(quar.)_.
Finance
Preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
Lone Star Gas Co.
(R.
6-
2
5-
2
6-
2
5-
2
5
11%C
Nashville
6-
2
5-
35c
;
6-
9
5-16
80c
6-
1
5-
9
50c
6-
1
5-
2
6-12
5-
I
RR.
$1
Lowney (Walter M.)
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
12 %C
5-15
5-
5
IOC
5-20
5-
9
25c
5-15
4-22
Ludman
Lukens
Lynch
Corp.
Steel
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.-
(quar.)
Co.
;
—
Corp.
11-
1
10-17
Lyon Metal Products
25c
11-
1
10-17
Macassa
45c
6-
2
5-10
Mines,
6-16
(quar.)
50c
5-15
4-22
25c
._
6-1,0
5-26
Co.
(quar.)
15c
6-15
$3c
Ltd
Mackintosh-Hemphill
7-15
6-16
5-16
25c
5-26
5-15
6-15
5-12
6-
2
5-15
$1.50
_
5-12
6-27
9-30
9-29
12-30
12-29
30c
.5-12
4-22
75c
6-2
5-
8
25c
St. Louis Ry.—
6-
5-
8
8
-
"
—_
—
50C
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
5-22
50c
35c
Inc.
.
..
5-
6-10
5-20
2
5-10
6-
50c
7-15
6-13
$1.75
Co.
5-29
5-
75c
7-15
6-30"
$1.25
5-15
4-2L
(quar.)—
Inc.,
-
common
25c
(quar.)_
A), (quar.)
Corp.
...
$1
9
6-15
5-29
1
.6-20
6-10
5-20
7-
25c
31'%c
common
(quar.)
Cylinder Gas Co.,
6-10
5-20
25c
6-10
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-12
$1.06
6-
2
5-12
$1.18%
6-
2
5-12
75C
'
6-10
.5-20
50c
6-
2
5^12
..
(quar.)—r.
Products Com:
Dairy
6-30
-
$1.50
$1.-50
common-
(series
-
(quar.)
National
•
Distillers Products Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.);.—
;
National
Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada,
Ltd., common (quar.)
;
;
60c convertible preferred
(quar!)
Common
4%%
National
'
Electric Welding
Quarterly
Quarterly
National
1
Fuel
60c
class
class
A
National
National
National
7%
Gas
I
Gas
A
National
Machine
.
$1.06 %
$121/2 c
Co.—•
-
Lead
6-
2
5-
5c
8-
1
7-22
10-30
10-20
5c
9
"j
10-
Co.—
'
preferred
Malleable
National
5
12-
5
6-20
$1.12 Vi
6-
2
$17c
,,
7-
2
.6- 2
5t16
6-
6
,
(quar.)—
National
9-
1-2-53
15c
(quar.)
1
t5c
Corp.
Gypsum Co.. $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class B
class A
5-15
5-9
15C
$5c
(quar.)
Oil
2
,
(quar.)
&
6-
.
T
•
6-16
Co.—•
,
$1.75
6-13
5-23
Paper & Type Co.
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
National
&
Steel
Castings
(quar.)
Paper
&
,
Type
Co.
(quar.)__
Rubber
National
Securities
&
Research
62 %C
8-15
7-3L
Stock
Preferred
National
Tea
4.20%
Co.,
conv.
National
5-15
4-30
5-15
4.-30
4-30
com.
(quar.)
Co..
Co
5-
9
8-
1
7-.31
6-
2
5-16
$1.05
Co
6-15
5-29-
30c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
25c
5-23
5-13'
60c
6-
1
5-
1
$1.06 %
5-15
5-
1
20c
(annual)
4%%
Inc.
5-23
35c
40c
(quar.)
Fibre
Paper
30c
1
(quar.)
common
Packing
Zinc
2'
5-15
Meter Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Jersey
4-3(1
8c
preferred
Brothers,
6-
5-15
5c
(quar.)
Vulcanized
Neiman-Marcus
4-30
6-12
16c
Nahmkeag Steam Cotton Co. (reduced)
Nekoosa-Edwards
4-30
5-15
Series
Products, Inc.,
$1.40 preferred
National
5-15
Groups Series
Selected
Starch
25C
Corp.—
National Stock Series
National
$2.40
4-30
25c
Co
Series
Neptune
5-15
5-15
10c
Machinery
National Balanced
New
6-10
25c
National
Neisner
50c
62 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Nebraska-Iowa
;___
(quar.)
37 %c
$25c
_
(quar.)_
—
National
I.)—
(quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Md.) class A (accum.)
Long-Bell Lumber Co.-of Missouri (reduced)&
6-
25c
Inc.
Extra
Local
$1
$12 Vic
__
E
Extra
Extra
88-
National
(6-15
•
preferred
60c
original capital
capital
25c
——
-
preferred
5
5--5
;
;_J
common
Lines,
43A%
2
5-
5-29
87 %c
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
Miami
5-
6r 2
50c
(quar.)
5-15
60c
City
.
;
(quar.)
-
-
26 %c
_4—
—
Co.,
preferred-
6-16
Park
■
•
37V2C
(quar.).—j——__
(quar.)
of "America—
Co.,
4%%
10-24
Lincoln
9
5-23
6-10
(quar.)
Container
National
5-14
25C
5-
2c
(quar.)
I
1
National Life Insurance
5-9
5-31
-
-•50c
1
5-31
-
$3.50
Register
$4 preferred
National
$1.25
*
50c
7-
:
Biscuit
preferred
National
4-30
6-10
10c
50c
1-15-53
7%
5
(quar.)
7-15
National
5-15
50c
(s-a)———I
(quar.)
Tobacco Co.
5-
9
6-
(quar.)
National
2
5-
6-30
:
Fibres,
9
5-15
9
5-
5-20
50c
Aluminate.
9
6-16
1
6-10
-
(quar.)——*-
Automotive
•
5-
6-
6-
50c
—
Co.,
Co.
5-
$2c
1
59 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
—■
Acme
5-15
40c
6-
$$1.19
—
—
5-29
30c
1
5-
t22Vic
Corp.——
35C
,
!
t$1.75
(quar.)_.
6-
2
5-29
6-16
2
6-14
62 Vic
(quar.)—
35c
37 %C
6-14
34%c
(quar.)
—
common
Qo.
Quarterly
;■
Extra
$20c
(quar.)
9
6-14"
5-29
7-
50c
—
•Nashville,.iChattanooga
6-10
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
5-28
guaranteed
10-15
Mutual Shares
5-15
Original capital
Special guaranteed
37 %C
(quar.)
5-21
Special
87 %c
12 %c
Extra
Ltd.
common
1
$50c
(quar.)—,
Inc.
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
Quarterly
Lincoln
preferred
6%
5-
5
6%
2
25C
7-
6-14
2c
-
(s-a)
Chemical
6%
5-19
(Providence, R. I.)—
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.
B
6-
2
Mutual
•
■
5-
40c
(quar.)
,(quar.)_
Inc., .common
1
5-
5-12
9
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
(G. C.) Company
5-21
6-10
87%c
18c
(quar.)
6-15
5%%
Murphy
S
Special
$1.75
Munslngwear,
■'*:
2
(quar.)
Libby
Liggett & Myers
Original
dividend
Extra
&
Corp.
6-14
3
2
6-
Ltd.—
Corp.
preferred
7-
Mines,
McNeill
v%
6-
Co.
Savers
5-20
6-
40c
2C
5c
Quarterly (from net investment income)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)
Life
11-
6-
50C
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
Salt
Louisville
from
11-15
4-30-
55c
Vernon-W'oodberry Mills, Inc.—
$25c
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
Leslie
8-
5-29
40c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Lines,
Corp,
Products
Mount
5
8-15
5-15
$31 %c
Wheel Corp. (quar.;
Mount Diablo Co., (quar.)
$1
Inc.,
& Sons
5-16
$75c
Co
(reduced)
Inc.—
(James)
6- 2
Inc—•
income
9
30c
.
Shops,
G.),
Fabrics,
Original
$1
(quar.)
55-
25c
(quar.)
Lea
4-30
50c
Corp.
5-20
5-15
5 %
—
(quar.)
<R.
preferred
5-31
$$1.12%
(quar.)__
(quar.)—:
Candy
Tourneau
$4
40c
(quar.)
entirely derived
Le
25c
(reduced)
5c
25c
■
—
Lanston Monotype Machine Co.—
Reduced quarterly
Little
real¬
$65c
Silver
(quar.)
5-15
1
6-30
37 Vic
Motor
15c
(quar,)——,
Lanett Bieachery & Dye Works
Lang (John) & Sons, Ltd
Lansing Stamping Co. (quar.)
3%%
(9c from net
16c
Champagne
Co;
6-16
6-
50c
15C
25c
Lionel
invest¬
35c
and
&
Machine
IT
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
2
5-22.
10c
*50c
(quar.)
4%%
5-15
5-31
Ltd.—
International
preferred
2
(s-a)
preferred
Mills,
5-15
25c
Lane
Lion
International
$2.50
Paper
2
Quarterly
1
75c
(quar.)
Resistance Co.
preferred
2
-
Ltd
Ltd.
& Co.,
2
(quar.)
Lees
10c
_
Class A (quar.)
4% % preferred
$2.50
Salle
Laura
Convertible
preferred (liquidating)
International Metal Industries, Ltd.—
Trust
B
...
$1
Investors
(Henry)
2
.
5-22
6-
6-
-.
Service—
B
6-
9
12 %c
i
$$1.50
(quar.)
Quarterly
Telephone
Co.,
A
preferred
6-
Quarterly
5-16
32c
International Harvester Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
International Hydro-Electric System—
Convertible
preferred
(liquidating)
Convertible
preferred
(liquidating)
Payment
preferred
6-
(quar.)—-
5-2)1
20c
common
Chemical Co.,- common
25c
-
1
5-15
$50c
45C
———
5-
6-
—^
common
Line,
Co.,
7%
$6c
A
B
Class
5-29
$1.06%
(quar.)
)
Investors
10c
5
10c
—
(quar.)
-
preferred
_
12-17
5-13
$1.25
Fund,
&
redeemable
Morris
12-17
2
International Business Machines, Corp.—
Stock
Mines, Ltd
(Alfred), Inc., class
(quar.),
.1
6-16
1
S.)
preferred
Morrison-Knudsen
(quar.)__
(quar.),
1
81 %c
.
—
$1.25
preferred
9
7-
(interim).
preferred (quar.)"
4%% preferred
2
12-31
security profits)
Interchemical Corp., common
Investors
7-
5-
4-30
30c
Co
Corp,
5%
1
1
1
5-15
—
(quar.)——-
2nd
Pipe
Investors
Morgan
1
8-
Gold
Class
6-16
40c
Utilities
55-
,
$10c
(quar.)
2nd
2
2
12-31
ized
International
preferred
conv.
66-
15c
Group Shares
Intertype Corp.
$40c
$$1.75
(quar.)
common
9
6-
37 Vie
62 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
7%
12-26
15c
,,
Co.
Milling,
1-10-53
(quar.)
.
income,
Woods
preferred
Shore
Co,
Moore-McCormack
9-26
10c
the
10-10
A
Corp.—
Group Shares
investment
of
6-27
10c
5-
(quar.)
preference series C
4%
*
<
;
1
$1.06%
-
(quar.)
participating preference."(quar.)
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
University—
:
6-
$3
6-13
7-10
5-1
t5c
Building Co.
Canada, Ltd.
Carpet Mills, Inc.
Loan Society, 5V2%
Moody's
1
2
7-
IOC
%
5-
5-15
$25c
6-
(quar.)
income
IOC
Ltd.
Extension
$3.85
12-23
20%
Co.
& Bond
12-30
Monroe
6-25
$1.12%
2
6-15
(Robert)
Monsanto
9-24
Quarterly
Lake
*■
Stock
7-15
$1.25
Co.—
Shares.
1
6-30
9-30
(quar.)—
pfd.
—
Co.
Salle
Quarterly
Quarterly
8-
9
$1.12%
-
(quar.)
Petroleum
6-3
6-
6-
'
6-16
L50c
(quar.)
9-18
Indiana Steel Products Co.
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water, class A (quar.)
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
5%
convertible preferred (quar.):
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Steel
La
5-
6-13
5-15
40c
Ltd.
Semi-annual
6-16
$1.12%
(quar.).
4%%
(John).
2
i
$1.75
—
67-
6-30
5-15'
(J.
Mohawk
9-16
Oil, Ltd.
(s-a)
Independent Plow, Inc
I/diana Gas & Water Co.
Institutional
(quar.)
5-16
40c
5-15
5-29
65c
-
Class B
5-15
$1.50
.
4-30
25C
Missouri-Kansas
Mitchell
2
5-31
50c
Power & Light
(quar.)
Development' Co.
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd.
Mitchell
6-12
25c
Mission
4
6-
4-21
15c
1st
5-15
50C
5-15
1
40c
Co.
convertible
5-15
*>
9-30
Imperial
Ineersoll-Rand
preferred
5-31
9-30
Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ordinary
Inland
2nd
6-
5-24-
15c
Co.——
Limestone
7%
2
Imperial
Indiana
4-30
6-14
2
2
5-
(quar.)-
Minnesota
5-12
15c
series
conv.
6-10
5
5-20
.
6-
6-
62»/2C
(quar.)
Abrasive
$5.50
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines,
9
85c
"
^
Co,_
Mining Corp. of Canada
Minneapolig-Moline Co.,
6-25
10c
15c
5-15
25c
Mid-West
$1.50
6-
5-15
2
Stores
of
9
(quar.)———
common
RR. Co.—
non-cum.
Illinois
35c
$1.25
2
6-
93 %C
(quar.)
Textile Corp., common (quar.)
participating- preferred
(quar.)_„_
Participating
5-15
(quar.)
Co.,
Illinois
6-14
B
(quar.)
Power
5-
6-
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Idaho
2
IOC
10c
Class
Co.
Co.
Co.
&
6-
15c
5%
5-15
Class
(quar.)———
Peanut
7
4-26
5%
Mortgage
(Tom)
6-20
6-
6-
Co., Inc. 4quar.)_—
Fire' Assurance
(N.- Y.)-r(quar.)_
Mid-Continent
6-20
40c
45c
(quar.)'--:
7-11
1
1
4-26
(quar.)
Erie
&
1
7-
2
10c
series)'
Mickelberry's Food Products
'
5-15
—
Huron
8-
7-
$2.50
9
5-
5-29"
Frank
Co.
5-
5-15
5-
(quar.)
$3.25
Mica
11-15
6-10
Inc.-—-—
common
Metropolitan
9
,,5-15
Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)—
Foods, Inc., 5% preference (quar.)
preference series A (quar.)..———
Huston
5-
J
5-15
1
5-31
Metal
►
6-10
$1.50
Humble
Hunt
1
1
62 %c
(quar.)—
——.
common
B
6-
7-
3
(quar.)-,
preferred
5-31
2
preferred
5.12%
6-27
$20c
6-
Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd.—
Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
A (quar.)—".—
Hudson
5%
Co.
5-15
6-
5-
Y.),
Corp.,
5
50c
5-28
common
(Texas)
preferred
5-15
6-27
Co.,
(N.
Oil Co.
Company
H.)
5%
Meier &
5-23
2
50c
—
(quar.)
A
'
5-16
6-16
55c
6-
6-30
6-12
$1.06%
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Mercantile
(stock dividend)—
preferred
Hormel
Merchants
6-10
—
Labatt
$25c
12-15
6-20
(quar.)
common
Kroehler
25c
———
1-1-53
10c
Company, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
27 %c
—
9-15
6-
—
(quar.)
-—
Mines, Ltd
Lake Superior District Power, com.
—
8-15
1
5-26
93 %C
com.'
Telephone Co., common
preferred' (s-a)__
1
6-
12-
11.06%
common' (quar.)
preferred
6-20
50C
Meadviile
1
—.—
(quar.)
9
2
4% %
1
40c
;„_
(quar.)
Co.,
Publishing
Corp.,
::
Oil', 'Ltd. -tquar;)*.^!—
Porcupine
7-
(quar.)
9
& Co.—
Electrochemical Co.,
$4.25
Co.,
Corp.,
5-10
7-
Co.—
:
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
10-
series——.
5-
6-
5-15
$2.50
(quar.)_
5-
7-10
5
25c
(s-a)—_
(quar.)
2
9
6-13
6-
35c
1st
7%
5%
preferred (s-a)
5%% preferred (s-a)
Home Oil Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Co.
2
5-
6-27
25c
50c
common
6-
$3
Mead
50c
Lake
dividend.)—
this
Mclntyre
5-15
$1.18%
$105
at
5-15
1
(quar.)__—
(Un¬
preferred
1
McCord
'
6-
2
20c
retired
be
66-
(quar.)__
j
Mines, Ltd. (interim)—-
Creamery
(S.
6%
5
5-15
4-25
50c
(quar.)—
McGraw-Hill
87%c
50c
———
5-15
"
87 %c
(quar.)
exchanged
6-
2
6-
6-
1
87 %C
Mfg., 4y2% pfd.'A
preferred A (quar.)
4y2 % preferred A (quar.)
Kysor Heater Co. (quar.)
25c
6-10
5-31
5-31
10%
(quar.)—_c.—
&
6-14
6-
Corp.
preferred
(1947
McCotl-Frontenae
6-
(s-a)——
preferred
Kroger
1
5-15
6-
5-14
(quar.)
30c
Hotels Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)———
4%
6-16
6-18
5-
60c
preferred
1
2
dividend)^
(quar,)
preferred
(Oscar)
$1.12%
common
Wire
$3.75
$3.40
$1
$1.09%
(quar.)
*
Hilton
1
2
5-12
5-20
5c
common—
Insurance
Stores
preferred
6-
Co.
interest
6-
7-
2
6-
Department
$3.75
$2.50
(quar.)—
&
Koehrlng Co.
Kresge (S. S.)
5c
preferred
Beneficial
Knudsen
6-17
5-15
6-
1
Knickerbocker Fund-
5-15
$1.50
7-1
May
,
Mayer
(extra)—
Co.,
preferred
4-18
53 VsC
convertible
prior
1
$1.25
5
Co.
Chemical
convertible
87 Vic
& Supply,
Steel
30c
(quar.)
5-
75c
25c
...—
5-15
5-16
Conveyor
4%%
5-13
A
2
7-
5-29
40c
Co.
preferred
6-
(quar.)
6%
7
Macnieson
9-30
25c
Gold
5-12
40c
48 %C
Hershey Chocolate Corp., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)
Heyden Chemical Corp., common (quar.)
3%% preferred A (quar.)—
$4.37% 2nd preferred (quar.)
i
$5
5-29
$1.12'/2
(quar.).—
Co., 5%
pfd.
Products Corp.,
7-211
40c
(quar.)—_
Powder
Hercules
Inc.
Co.
6-
$1.50
(quar.)—
———...
Co., common (quar.).—
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)—_—
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.).
Hartford Electric Light, 3.90%
pfd. (quar.)
Hathaway
5-15
50c
-—
Chemical
Hazel-Atlas
5-15
2
Co.—
——
preferred
Harshaw
2
6-
6-30
1
5-31
Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)_
Kingston Products Corp.
(s-a)
Kinney (G. R.) Co., Inc., common (quar.)—
6-
1
5-23<
2
6-10
$1.25
—„—_-
25c
Keystone
10c
—
Refractories
Harbison-Walker
Class
5%
Mathews
710-
3
5-12
30c
(quar.)
&
6-10
5-
5-15
60c
(quar.)
(stock
Bonding
Quarterly
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)"
Land
County
7-18
5-26
62 Vic
—-—
5-15
10c
New
Massachusetts
6
1
Co.
5
5c
common
Drydock
6-11
8-
30c
35c
Co.
(quar.)
Realization Corp.,
Common
,
2
6-
6-
6-20
Corp.,
Mfg.
*6-
30c
Inc
preferred
7-
.
5-15
10c
Maryland
5%
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Keystone Pipe
10c
(initial quar.)
5-25
Marathon
32 Vic
——"
com.
Keyes Fibre Co., common—
5.60% preferred
6-10
6-
Co.—
class A
Stone
Kerr-Addison
'
1
45c
common—
common
Utilities
5
30c
preferred (quar.)—.
Oil
9
9
5-
$1.12%
New
Kentucky
5-
5-15
4%%
,
5-26
5-
8-
6-
Consolidated
6-26
25c
;
(quar.)
jvjoore,
Max-Tex
15c
Inc.
2
4%% preferred (quar.).
Hancock
3y2%
2
8-15
6-10
4-29
25c
.
(quar.;
preferred
preferred
6-
t$1.25
(initial).
com.
3 % %
6-
tSl.25
—~—-
new
Co.
$6c
—
preferred (quar.)j*.-
Hammermill
1
1
Mapes
30c
(quar.)
Chemical,
&
Company,
3'/2% preferred
t35c
common
7-
75c
,
Kennametal,
—
Ltd.,
Co.,
Steel,
A
Aluminum
Kawneer
5-16
Cementing Co.—
Ltd.
Mines,
Hamilton
Laughlin
Preferred
Kellogg
5-15
50c
Co.
66-
5-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
1
50C
42 %C
Ltd.
(quar.)
Well
6-
7-
75c
Hallnor
9
50c
6-20
93 %c
3.80%
6
$1.16
5-12
1
_
preferred (quar.)
Kalamazoo
Vegetable Parchment
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
9-10
12-
2
7-
"
—
5%
6-10
$1.25
4.64%
Water
Corp.
5%
6-16
$1
(quar.)
Halliburton Oil
5-15
1
50c
(quar.).
pfd. (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Hackensack
2
7-
37 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
6-
Corp
Co., com.
6-
20c
(quar.)_—
Inc.
5-31
25c
^
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
$50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Maxwell
35c
.
(initial)—
Inc.
Testers,
&
10C
37 %c
Corp..
Power
5-15
$12%c
$1.25
Ohio RR.
Maumng,
30c
5-20
(quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) Co.,
Manhattan Shirt Co.
5-J5
(quar.)
Refining (quar.)
Oil
4-30
(quar.)
5-15
Johnson
&
Johnson
6-10
Western
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.;
1
8
5-15
preferred
preferred
Hajoca
5-
5-31
common
Co.
15c
.
25c
Aircraft
Oil
5-31
Co.,
50c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Johnson
$1
Macmillan
MacWhyte
5-15
6-
Tea
3%%
$12%c
Mobile &
Gulf
Jewel
Paper Co.
6-13
6-13
1
$1.25
pfd.
&
1
1
6-
(quar.)*.
A
Power
77-
44c
*
When
Share
6-
35 %c
:
Mills, Inc.,
Knitting
preferred
(quar.)—
$5 preferred
Gulf
1
$1.75
Brewery Co., common.
convertible preferred (quar.)
$5
5-
5-26
9
Pacific Tea Co. of America
&
Hydraulics, Inc., common
$5
5-15
6-
Corp.
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)..
(quar.)
*
Griesedieck
Gulf,
5%
4%
Inc.,
Gas
Manufacturing Co.
Jantzen
5
(quar.)
Great West Coal
5%
5
5-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
Class
5-
5-29
66 %c
7%
Greer
5-29
5%
(quar.)
common
dividend
(quar.) —
conv.
Heintz,
MacLaren
Company
30c
4%%
(quar.)
Name of
5-14
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Iowa Southern Utilities, common
8%
preferred
6-26
82 %c
4.40%
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
Per
Payable of Reo.
35c
.
.
Holdere
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable o} Rec.
,
8%
6%
-
«3J-
y#AAA\
m-m
6-14
5-29
40c
6-10
5-2ft
37 %C
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
60c
5-15
5-
1
75c
6-10
5-20
Volume 175
Number 5115
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
(2001)
Per
Name of Company
New
Park
New
York
Air
New
York
State
preferred
preferred
$4.50
Co.
Norfolk
&
Pillsbury
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
6-
3
5-20
prior preferred
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Pleasant Valley Wine Co. (reduced)
6-
A
(quar.)—
$1
Co.,
75c
(interim)
North
Shore
5-23
50c
RR., 1%
Texas
Co.
5-29
pfd.
5-15
Public
2
A
Ontario
Steel
Quebec
Punta
6-10
5-12
6-13
6-
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
Ry.
5-20
5-
5-29
5-19
(quar.)
Corp.
Gamble
Robinson
6%
6-10
5-15
6-
2
5-15
6- 2
5-15
5-26
4-30
30c
6-
5-15
$1
6-
5
5-20
6-
1
6-23
(quar.)
common
4-25
4-25
30c
4-25
5-15
4-18
50c
5-15
10c
6-
2
7-
1
6-20
10-
$1.12%
1
$1.50
5-15
5fi.
1
7-
50C
$1
25c
———
5c
2%c
common
35c
$1.06%
pfd. (accum.),
(quar.)
8%c
(Jacob), 4%%
6-
1
5-
Rutland
&
6-
1
5-
2
2
6-20
6-15
9-20
9-15
12-20
12-15
6-13
preferred
D
1
4-25
6-13
5-
8-15
8-
5
11-15
5-15
115-
5
5
8-15
811-
5
5-15
5-10
$4
6-
1
5-10
1
5-10
$1.06
$1.75
66-
2
2
5-15
$1.50
7-15
6-20
$2
<
6-15
6-
$1
:
6-
1
75c
5-15
5-
8
6-
5-
9
2
6-
2
5-20
50c
6-10
5-
35c
6-
5-21
(quar.)
.
60c
5-15
5-
35c
6-
1
5-15
15c
i
1
2
9
5
Dillon
Co.
5%
Air
Line
5-16
6-
5-15
5-26
Standard
Silica
9-10
8-26
Standard
Steel
30c
5-31
5-21
State
(N. J.)
Fuel
Spring Co.
7-
6-10
Stern
5-22
1
2
2
2
6
Propane
Gas
Biscuits,
Sutherland
4.40%
Paper
Co.,
preferred
Swan-Finch
&
Oil,
Co.
5-29
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
5-15
4-25
1
Sylvanite
5-14
1
5-15
731 %C
6-
Class
9-15
5%
non-cumulative pfd. series A
(quar.)—
$1.25
12-26
12-12
45c
7-10
6-19
65c
7-10
6-19-
33 %C
7-10
6-19
33 %c
7-10
6-19
42c
7-10
6-19
50c
6-13
6-
60c
5-12
5- 5
30c
6-13
4-25
50c
6-10
5-
Finance
Co.,
convertible
preferred
(quar.)—_
(quar.),——
$1.35
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
common
$1.35 convertible preferred series B
convertible preferred (quar.)
,
(quar.)
Seaboard
Oil
Seaboard
Surety Co.
Corp.
(Del.)
(quar.)
B
*
Stock
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
9-
1
8-18
6-16
5-29
(quar.)
Acceptance
—-
5-16
5-20
5-
(quar.)
Inc.
12%c
7-
1
6-10
3
(quar.)
5-15
5-
31 'Ac
5-15
5-
1
25c
5-15
5-
1
6-
5-15
25c
(quar.).:
1
6-10
1
5-20
2
5-15
5-
(quar.)
5c
5-29
5-19
37 %C
6-14
5-16
$1.10
6-14
5-l<L
(quar.)..—
(quar.)
5
37 %C
Ltd.
5-19
2
5-19
7-
1
10-
1
7-
6-
3
8-29
1-1-53
74C
(s-a)
12-
1
—
2
5-
9
25c
5-29
5-
9
50c
(s-a)—;
6-
2
50c
6-
50C
6-
2
—
,
20c
5-15
—
5-12
5-12
.
4-25
60c
5-15
5-
6
27c
6-14
6-
2
712%c
50c
j
—.™_1
200%
Ltd
Transmission
5-15
2
—
(quar.)__
t5c
Telephone Bond & Share—
7%
1st preferred (accum.)
Gas
2
6-
40C
Corp
6-
2
5-29
5-29
6-
2
5-10
5-
9
5-
9
4-23
-
$1
6-16
5-19
20%
7-18
6-20
Co.—
"
dividend
6-
10c
40C
dividend
1—
,
Lines,
Gas
-
Inc.
(quar.)_
12%C
7-
1
6-1*
i——
Natural
12 Vac
10-
1
9-15
Quarterly
Tennessee
6-
5
(quar.).
A1IW
Tennessee
35c
35c
—
(quar.)—
class A
2
9
5-28
6-
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines,
Stock
4-30
K-11
6-
(quar.)
Tennessee
(quar.)
5-15
$1
pfd.
Mines,
Transit
Tampax,
.
5-22
5-20
7
preferred (s-a)
Tampa Electric Co.—*—
—;—
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% pfd. (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
6-13
5
6-10
2
4%
9-26
"
5-15
5-15
5-
6-
;
Talon, Inc.,
Co.—
2
2
6-10
37%c
(quar.)——
Gold
Syracuse
5-15
1
66-
5-15"
5-28
.
(quar.)—'
Quarterly
6-
40c
25c
(s-a)—775c
Quarterly
6-
5-12
5-12
37 %c
com.
common
6%
preferred
6-12
735C
6-12
6-12
40c
2nd
60c
•1.07%
$1.07%
9
37 %c
Superior Tool & Die Co.
$1
(quar.)—_—
9
(quar.)
1
5-14
5-
65c
pfd.
Inc.
7
1
9
6-10
50c
(quar.)*__——
Drug Co., 6%
5-
6-
5-
75c
(quar.)
5-
91 %C
9
6-10
62 %c
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-15
30c
9
5-
5-16
85c
.—
55-
6-10
8-10
5-21
Swift
5-29
5-29
65c
1
35c
4%
5-
5-20
2
7-
12 %c
7-18
5-15
6-
5Rc
Sunshine
1
5
1
2
Sun Ray
6-
8-
2
6-
Co.
5-
27 %c
6-
50c
Oil
1
1
5-15
5-15
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
6-
$1.25
Securities
Co.
Screw
7-
5-15
5-
6-16
preferred
25c
2
5-12
5-15
6-16
Inc. (quar.)
Stern Textiles, Inc.—
5.20%
6-26
Co.
&
Suburban
Sun
11-28
5-23
12 %C
Co., Ltd.. class A
Struthers Wells Corp., common
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
7-10
8-29
12-10
Drug,
&
Stowell
$1.25
Seaboard
(A.)
4%%
5
5-31
5-30
9-10
40C
Stewart Warner Corp. (quar.)
Storkline Furniture Corp.
(quar.)™.
6
6-14
6-10
50c
Sterling
2
5-31
25c
—
(quar.)
Sterz-hi Brothers Stores Inc.
6-
6-14
15c
Stein
6
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-21
5c
5-15
87 V2C
Supply
5-15
$1.10
(quar.)
5-28
40c
(quar.)
6-
7-17
t
10c
45c
—
(quar.)
Equipment Mfg. (quar.)™
Corp.
5-31
20c
5-
10c
(quar.)
5-31
1
(quar.)„
9
6-10
$1.12 %
(quar.)
6-30
6-
5
5-
15c
(quar.)
20c
6-
9
5-
5-15
;
(quar.)
Inc.
(Indiana)
Standard Railway
5-26
6-16
5-
5-15
25c
2
6-16
1
40c
Extra
6-10
50c
3-15
6-
56 %c
Standard Packaging Corp.—$1.60 convertible preference
6-10
5%
RR.
Seagrave
Products
&
Chemical
Corp
40c
5-15
5-
1
Co.—
preferred
(quar.j
$1.12
va
7-
1
6-13
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.12%
10-
1
9-12
preferred
preferred
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Terre
(accum.)
7-
1
6-13
10-
1
9-12
Serr.'ck
12-12
Class
1-1-53
12-12
1-1-53
37%c
6-30
6-
2
25c
(quar.),
6-30
6-
2
Corp., class
B
Servomechanisms,
Seven-Up Bottling
2
5-12
98%c
6-
2
5-12
Common class A
6-
2
5-12
Common class A
6-
A
common
91 %c
25c
*
25c
$1.12
..
common
.6- 1
5-15
6-
1
5-10
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
22c
6-16
5-26
40c
—
(quar.)
6-16
5-15
5-
Company
Antonio,
(quar.)
Inc.
^
(initial)
Corp.
Texas)
'
of
Houston
Works, 7%
$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)
4.50%
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Producing
Gulf
Pacific
Coal
&
Co.
25c
OH
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co.,
$2.40
2
6-10
5-16
5-
9
2
5-
1
6-
2
5-
1
35c
6-
7
5-1*
5
5-
35c
6-
(quar.)™
(quar.)
25c
6-16
5-29
60c
5-15
4-30
40C
6-
1
5-15
IOC
5-15
5- 1
common
convertible preference
6-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
1
(San
6-
Corp.—
Common
Texas
$1.75
65C
(quar.)
Eastern Transmission
5-26
10c
Texas
Texas
Water
Haute
Texas
$1
(quar.)—
25c
;——
$1
(quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
$1
(Del.)—
Seiberling Rubber Co., common (quar.)
4 % %
prior preferred (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
Security Banknote Co.
$1
(quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred
(quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred
(quar.)
preferred
5-16
1
non-cumulative pfd. series A (quar.)™
non-cumulative pfd. series A (quar.)—
6-10
1st
preferred
Co.
1
6-
12-
(quar.)
6-27
1st
$3.65
Standard Oil
6-
$1
5-
5-15
1
10%
Co.
6-
5-13
1
6-
-
50c
preferred
Symington-Gould Corp
1
1st
$3.95
Oil
1
1
6-
$1.15
common
California
Standard
12-15
(quar.)
7-
$4.50
common
of
6-14
5-15
3
45c
Extra
5%
•
Oil
6-14
7-
7-10
6-
28c
$1.37 %
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Inc., common
(quar.)
Forgings Corp.
1
5-15
6-
$1.25
*
(quar.)
dividend
1
6-12
6-16
10c
Stock
Standard
7-
5-
common.,
Coil Products Co.,
Dredging Corp.—
7-
$1.25
(increased)
7-18
$4.50
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
5-15
(quar,)™,™,
(quar.)
25c
(s-a)
6-2
1
4-30
7-15
'
5-19
5-15
40c
(s-a)—
convertible
Standard
2
'quar.)—
50c
2nd
Co.
A
$1.25
(quar.)
1
5-20
9-
$1.72
(quar.)_
1
5-
5
9-16
$2.60
$1.75
12-
5-15
6-
$1.25
Insurance
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.).
5-22
25c
12-10
$1.60
Co.
Mfg. Co,—
preferred
4.30% preferred
5
$4.50
preference
preferred
Seaboard
(quar.)
25c
50c
(quar.)
—:
3.65%
5-12
5-31
Standard
2
Scovill
5-15
(quar.)
$1
Transit
preferred
Scotten
6-
Standard
6- 2
9-
$1.25
common™
(quar.)
Paper Co., common
preferred (quar.)
1
(quar.)—
preferred
Co.,
$3.40
(quar.)—
com.
Ry.
Paper Co., common (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
dividend
5 Va %
6-
5-15
9-10
$1.12%
22c
1
(Dallas)—
Co.
preferred
6-10
$1.07
Arms
Stock
Scott
"$3.50
25c
70C
Marine
Schwitzer-Cummins
5-29
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
Co.
preferred "A" vtc.
preferred "A" vtc.
Antonio
5-10
1
Brands,
25c
$1
Corp.
(quar.)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
4-15
Common
non-cum.
®ian
5-15
Water
Standard
5-15
1
10c
,
1st
Savage
1
1
Philadelphia Dairy Products
$4
Regis
(quar.)
preferred "A" vtc.
&
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Francisco
Fire
4.4U%
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
St.
6-13
56c
Co.
Philadelphia
conv,
Paul
$1.17%
(quar.)—
Co.
5%
5
11-15
conv.
St.
5
& Gear Co.—
Inc.
non-cum.
7-
conv.
$1.01
—
Mfg.
5-15
5-15
40c
Manufacturing Co.
Company
5%
5%
$1.10
(quar.)—
—
preferred
Paper
1
$75c
(quar.)—
Peoples Telephone Corp, (Pa.),
4%%; preferred
Paul,
5-
33c
Pennsylvania State Water, $7 pfd.
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
Corp.
5-20
33c
(quar.)—
Power Co., 4.24%
pfd.
Circle
Croix
Louis-San
RR.
Co.
—
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
Power,
St.
pfd.
6-
30c
(quar.)
37 VaC
—
$1.50
Whitehall
Aeronautical
Saguenay
5-29
25c
E
Perkins Machine
6-13
Inc.,
St.
5-29
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
Ryan
92%c
4.70%
$5
5-31
Ruppert
62 %c
(quar.)
5%
6-16
33c
4.05%
(ouar.)
Theater,
8-19
—
20c
Corp.
Roxy
lc
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
Rowe
5-15
5-31
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp. (quar.)
Fhecll
7
1
35c
—
o-iar
"he
35c
(quar.)
6-14
9-15
$1.37%
———
Common
15c
Quarterly
Ross Gear & Tool
$1.20
—
Co.
Cement,
Sport Products, Inc.
2%
,
O.)
dividend
5-19
*
•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Portland
40c
—
5-33
6-14
$1.25
■
common
$1.25
„
7-
6- 2
$1
(quar.),™——...
Service,
-
convertible
Spokane
66-
1
7-25
50P
5
6-
$1.18%
6
10c
5-15
2
9
Z
10%
—
preferred
$1.25
Packing Co. (quar.)
Engineering (quar.)—
(J.
Stock
6-
Public
preferred
2nd
$4.50
6-16
37 VaC
(quar:)
common (quar.)
(quar.)_.—
A
5-23
25c
C
Co.,
6-16
40c
preferred
Peter
5-
Haas
preferred
(quar.),:
(quar.)
preferred
15c
$1.32
Pepperell
5-29
&
4%
preferred
A
6-30
5-
(quar.)
Service -Co.—
Electric
Spiegel, Inc.,
50c
—
common
31 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
135c
Peerless Laundry Services, Ltd., 7%
pfd
Peninsular Grinding Wheel Co.
(quar.)
Peninsular
Telephone, common
(quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
Rohm
8
7
preferred
Stamford
(quar.)
&
712c
♦-!»
fa-
(quar.)
(quar.)
:——
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc. (reduced).
Spencer Shoe Corp
5-29
5-
6-
6-13
(s-aL—..^
common
^—
2nd
4.50%
$1.02 Va
:
(quar.)
9-20
12 %c
3.70%
Co.
Co.
12-20
40c
pfd.
Gas
Mfg.
1
5-
Co.,
Spencer Chemical Co., common
4.60% preferred (quar.)_.
$1
(quar.)..:
—
10-
5-
F
4%% preferred I (initial quar.)—
of Ages Corp. (quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
i——
Rosefield
$5.50
5-15
6-10
5-15
725c
(quar.).
Rock
Rockland
6-14
25c
5-HI
5-15
62 %C
dividend):
preferred
Quarterly
9-1P
50c
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred H
1-2-53
25c
4.40%
preferred
series
5-15
(stock
Railway
Common (quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
9 '
Electric
&
10c
Corp
Electric,
4%
Gas
75c
_
(accum.)
A
c.ass
t20c
Special
Pennsylvania
A
prior
5-29
Co.,
Co., Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
5%
40c
preferred
(quar.)
5%
20c
(quar.)
$1.32
(quar.)
Corp.
2
tlOc
Ltd
Corp.
Cement
5-
J5c
Dredging,
Oil
5-13
2
Co.—
6-15
Paper
2
6-
20C
9-15
4 10%
Ross
Production
Southwestern
1
5-
1
6-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
Class
1
Co.
1
10-
5- IS
(quar.)
Gas
10-
$1 75
2
J40c
Company
non-cum.
5-IS
34%c
Co.,
(quar.)
convertible
5
2
$0.2656%
Power
Natural
5
5-
66-
(quar.)
Canada
5-
5-31
I6V4C
common
(quar.)
preferred
•
6-20
5-20
preferred
$1.75
1
5-20
5-31
30%c
$1.75
5-15
5-
(quar.)
9
Edison—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-
.
California
preferred
6-15
——
Co
(quar.)
1
5-19
1
9
5-15
Works
7-
7-
9
5-29
Lathe
$1.75
preferred
6-
50c
Bend
Platinum
Southwestern Drug Corp.
*
Inc.—
preferred
4-30
6-30
9
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
5-15
8c
5-
Gold
Spear & Co., $5.50 preferred
Rockwood
1
6
6-16
6-5
22 %c
5-15
4-29
■-
'
50c
5-
5-21
<o%
4-
2
6-10
5
15c
American
5-14
Rockwell
6-
6-
5-10
6-
6-
1
5-29
6-
1
5-11
50c
5-10
2
6-14
6-
6-
6-16
5-15
7-
28c
.
2
6-
50c
5%
non-cum.
preferred
(auar.)
Southwestern Associated Telephone—
>$5.50 preferred (quar.)
6- 6
12 %C
6-
6-30
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
common
preferred
6-14
5-29
6-
1
87 %c
6-30
Southwestern
7-
1
1
7-
6-10
38%C
5-15
Rochester
Co.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Pfaudler
i
Extra
2
7-
5-15
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.)
Co.,
Robinson, Little &
6-16
65C
25c
.
6-16
31'Ac
"('4%
.6-20
$1.12%
7$1.12Va
75c
—
(quar.)
Southern
6-20
•
5-23
9
(quar.)
Common
9
4-30
(.7- 1
5-15
6-
preferred
Southern
5-22
1
5-31
50c
preferred
conv.
5-14
Riegel
7
K-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
90c
common
5
Richfield
9-20
5-15
75c
5-15
preferred
Southern
4-25
6-12
25c
5-15
75C
6-
Riverside
12-20
Coal Co., common (quar.)
5% convertible prior preferred
(quar.)
Peden Iron & Steel Co.
7%
1
1-2-53
Peabody
^
5-
50c
8%c
2nd preferred
*»%
5-16
$1.12%
Co., Ltd
Mfg. Co., Ltd., common..—
preferred (quar.)—————-
Perfect
4-25
5-15
Patican
$2.25
5-15
,
6-
5-31
convertible
Southern
4-18
1
5-15
62'/a e
65C
6-10
Stix,
7%
4-25
5-29
5-31
convertible
Common
4
5-15
5-15
6-10
25c
——
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Rice
5-15
Co..
Corp.,
5%%
1
7-
6-10
25c
—
(quar.)
4%%
5-29
87%c
6-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
"B"
Mfg.
4%%
5-15
Aircraft.
Southern
•
common
(quar.)
60c
Common
Rheem
31 %c
75c
Inc.,
5,
5
37%c
2%c
preferred
1st
5-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Renold-Coventry, Ltd., class A ..(quar.)
Resistoflex Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc. (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, common (quar.).
7%
31 %C
—
Extra
$1.32
$4.50
1st
31 %C
(quar.)
Paper
Remington Rand,
7%
$2 50
Gold
Drug Co., common
35c class A (quar.)—
4-25
$1.12%
partic,
—
—
5-26
2 %c
preferred
6-
(quar.)
Co.
Southern California Water Co.,
4% preferred (quar.)
4-15
6-27
5
convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
$1
5-26
t$l
5-15
5%
Cement
$25c
34%c
•
Parkers'ourg Rig & Reel Co.,
Peerless
6-14
6-
37 %c
2%c
7%
5-29
50c
5-15
(quar.)
Paton
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.
5-30
7-28
$1.05
Iron
4.08 %
4-24
preferred
5
6-30
725c
25c
4.88%
6-10
6- 2
common
Parchment
1
6-30
5-15
6-30
20c
—
preferred
preferred
Consolidated
7-
35c
15C
convertible
Paterson
5
$1.25
>
'
5%
35c
1
1
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)———
Paragon Electric Co. (quar.)—
Pato
$1.25
Quaker
50c
(quar.)
Pipe Line
preferred
5-
$1.10
—
(quar.)
Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)—.
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
6%
Oil
Southern
5-15
5-
2
730c
Corp. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
South
6- 2
1
6-16
6-
$1.25
4-23
2
6-30
5-15
$1
$1.55
2
6-30
6-
5-15
2
6-
6-30
5-15
6-16
75c
,
&
preferred
Oil
Sonotone
2
6-
6-
6-
6-
50c
Reed
7
Solar
1
20c
-
4-15
7-
5-
6-30
$1.02
(quar.)..*
4-1*
1
9
Skelly
5-12
$1.17%
Co.
5-15
4%
Drugs,
1
5-15
50c
Oats Co..
preferred
Sinclair
4-30
1
Co., class A
Steel
7-
5-12
56 %c
:
South
5-15
37VaC
_
(s-a)
$4.25
6-
14c
(quar.)
8-
90c
Co
Manufacturing Co.,
Parkview
5-12
Mining Corp., Ltd.™,
Radio
Corp. of America, common..
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred
Rayonier, Inc., new com. (initial quar.)
Reading Company, 4% 1st preferred (quar.)
Red Owl Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
37 Vac
Common
5%
5-15
1
87Vic
t20c
Pacific Western Oil
Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Package Machinery Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)_
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)
Chemical
1
Quemont
t$3
preferred
5% redeemable 1st preferred
(quar.)
5% redeemable 1st preferred A
(quar.)
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred
(quar.)
Pacific Lighting Corp.
(quar.)—
Pacific Mills
(quar.)
Park
66-
Corp
common
6-20
5-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Eastern
Sugar
Co.,
6-
5-21
(quar.)
Pacific Gas & Electric,
5%
1st preferred
Panhandle
45c
$1.16
—:
5-15
50c
(quar.)
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.
84c
t$1.75
—.——-2
Finance
Tubes
Alegre
Oil
Pure
6-30
6-10
(initial)—
com.
Owens-Corning Fibreglas Corp. (initial)
oreferred
5-15
2
6-12
(Alexander), Inc.—
3Va%
5-15
2
35c
6-30
5-31
—
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.
(quar.j_—,
Oxford Paper, $5 preferred
(quar.)_
5%
2
6-
2
6-
Miller
Smiih
7
6-
(quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
20c
preferred .(quar.)_
$4.40 preferred (quar.)——
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co.——
preferred
9
$1.12 Va
ts-a)—v—
new
(quar.)
5% %
4
5-
Mexico
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sound Power <k Light
Puget
5-19
5-21
$1.05
4.70%
5-15
6-10
Gas—
$1
$3.50
Page-Hersey
preference
&
25c
B_
—
Pacolet
50c
>
New
of
50c
Products,
Co.
Electric
5-15
20c
common
Oswego Falls Corp., 5% 2nd-pfd;: (quar.)
Otter Tail Power
(Minn.), common- (quar.)
Can
Service
5-29
4-25
1
Co.
$1.40
5-10
6-
2
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.—„
Simmons Company (quar.)
;
Simon (Franklin)
(see Franklin Simon)
Simpson's, Ltd., 4%% preferred (quar.)
6-16
5-15
Silver
2
7-
„
(quar.)
B
Sloss-Sheffield
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Service
5-29
20c
Inc.,
preferred
Indiana,
(quar.)
preferred
5-12
6- 2
series
(quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5-16
6-30
Oil & Gas
Class
common
Co., common
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd,
Mines, Ltd.—
4.20%
of
Public
5-15
50c
(quar.)
&
4%%
2
59%c
(quar.)
Omar, Inc.;-4%% preferred (quar.)—
Onondaga Pottery Co. (quar.).—:—
Pacific
6-
50c
1——
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Filters, class
A
Ontario
Pacific
2
10c
(quar.)
Corp
United
3%%
5-14
4-29
Co.
preferred
1
6-14
1st
i-15
7-
30c
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
Signal
5
65c
4.08%
A
preferred
class
6-10
6-
Service
4.64%
4%
5-15
$1.06%
Public
5
6-
5-
2
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
Colorado
(quar.)
5-15
$1.25
—
series
Industries,
of
5-15
6-
25c
preferred
5-
75c
Coal
Co.
preferred
2
Co.—
preferred
Pacific
4.20%
6-
$1.14
(quar.)
Sigma
t20c
5-26
7$1.75
quar.)
5-15
5-10
45c
Ltd
Co.,
Public
Seamless Tube Co
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
7%
4%%
1
Co.—
(initial
2
J25c
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
3.35%
preferred
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)—
Ohio
Ben
Service
5-15
5-
5-15
pfd.
Sicks'
6-
5-30
25c
2
5-15
7%
5-15
—
20c
(quar.)
4-30
(quar.)
40c
Co
4%%
(quar.)—
America, Inc.
6-
5-15
2
Co.
5-
2
Co.
...
(quar.)
5-26
750c
756%c
(quar.)
B
Products
Va %
6-
37 Vic
—
6-
$1
4
5-15
Gamble
Transport
Shellmar
5-15
—
Provincial
2
preferred
Oil
&
(quar.)
7-21
6-
Ltd.,
1
—
5-20
8-
$1.50
(quar.)_
9
on"
20c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5-
37 Vic
80c
(quar.)———
5- 9
2
17%c
6-10
$3.50
—
2
Mfg.
Payable of Reet.
Co.—
730c
A
preferred
Sheller
Power
Holdert
When
Share
&
(quar.)
preferred
Va %
5c
Ltd
Metals of
Procter
9
6-
Co
America
Pratt, Read & Co.
5-
2
6-
(initial)
Corp.
Co.,
4
25C
25c
u-u)
Co
6-
Mills,
of
River
1
$1.25
Co., common (quar.)—Providence Washington Insurance Co.—
$2 preferred (quar.)
$1.31%
preferred
$2
6-20
$1.12%
Common
4%
5-29
34 %c
(quar.)
Ohio Match
,
6-20
6-20
(quar.)
Pharmacal
4.56%
Oliver
1
Co.
Powell
Coke
&
Steel
Common
4%
7-
20c
Tools
Pressed
guaranteed
Oil
7-
37 VaC
preferred
Edison
Qlln
4
6-
Gas
Ogilvie Flour
Old
Gas
Potash
preferred
5% %
Norwich
Ohio
Portland
Portsmouth
5-10
5-12
2
$1.37 %
;
Company
Shawinigan Water
6-
2%
dividend)
(quar.)
4
6-10
—
Co.
8
6-27
Bancorporation (quar.)
Northwestern Public Service, com.
5%
6-
30c
Northwest
Ohio
5-
6-27
Tool
Electric
common
Corp.,
Northeastern Water, $4
prior
Northern Redwood Lumber Co.
4% %
6-10
(stock
com.
&
Portable
preferred (quar.)
Investment Corp.—
American
Central
5-15
Co.,
Per
Name 0]
9
7-15
$1
Company, class B (quar.)
$1.50 class A preferred (quar.).
5-21
710c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.).__
5%% preferred (quar.)
Nortn Carolina
Poor
75c
6%
North
Plomb
5-29
1
Steel
5-
5-26
6-
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Holdert
5-31
lc
(quar.)
Inc.,
5%%
5-15
6-16
Co.
5%
2
7$1
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
6-
12 %C
Glass
Mills,
preferred
$4
6-13
50c
™
preferred
Car
convertible
North
Phoenix
4-18
1
2
Dry Dock—
Mining Corp., Ltd.
North American
$2
5-15
7-
b-
When
Payable of Rec.
60c
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.)
Ry.
Co.
20c
*
Western
Normetal
Petroleum
$1,12 Va
Quarterly
Ltd.
Per
Share
Name of Company
Phillips
$1.12%
Newport News Shipbuilding &
Mines,
5-17
42 VaC
common.—
(quar.>.
Niagara Share Corp.
Nopco Chemical, 4%
Noranda
4uc
Gas,
(quar.)
Mfg.
Holdert
6-28
93 %c
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Newmarket
(quar.j
Electric
3%%
When
Payable of Rec.
3c
Brake Co.
4
Va %
Share
Mining Co._
9
—
(quar.)*
(quai.)
10c
7-16
7-
5
10c
10-15
tO-
5
Thew
Shovel
Thompson
Co.
(quar.)__
(John R.)
Co
^
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2002)
£P
.
.
.
Monday, May 12, 1952
Thompson
4%
Co.,
Products
;
Electric Welder
Thomson
50c
$1
common
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.
Stores,
Drug
6- 2
6- 2
5- 5
8- 5
11- 5
5-31
6-20
5-28
6-20
9-19
6-10
5-2
50c
stock
preferred
$1.06Vt
preferred (quar.)
4.oo'/o-
Products
Treesweet
Co.
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Universal
Trinity
$1.14
12y2c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
___.
Troy & Greenbush RR.
Twin
t
208
Disc
Clutch
South
La
Union
Carbide
Co.
Carbon
&
Electric
(quar.)__
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
preferred
Oil
Co.
of
(quar.)
preferred A
Car
Tank
Can
Glass
&
United
B
(quar.)
Electric
Coal
Cos.
7%
U.
S.
Truck
U.
S.
Vitamin
United
Electrical
(quar.)
(ouar.) u
Pictures
Upper Canada
Gas
Illuminating
United
Molasses Co., Ltd.—
Amer.
U.
S.
U.
Co.
(quar.)__
Co.
■
Virginia
Coal & Iron
5-23
Virginia
Electric
6-10
5-23
deposit receipts ordinary
&
Shuttle.
7%
pfd.
Hoffman
4»4%
U.
S.
Machinery Corp.—
preferred (quar.)____
Loan
Society
(Phila.)
__
4j2%
U.
-
Van
(N. J.), com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
S.
Pipe & Foundry Co.
U.
S.
Playing Card Co
S.
Potash
U.
S.
Printing & Lithograph
5%
Co.
preference
(quar.)
1
6- 2
6- 2
6-
common..
(quar.)___
Heating,
5%
(quar.)
preferred
—
preferred
S5
(quar.)
Amulet
Walker
__
Ltd———
Mines,
&
Co.,
A
(quar.)
Warren
(S.
$4.50
D.)
Co.,
preferred
Warren
(quar.)
common
Petroleum
(quar.)
Washington Steel Corp.
(quar.).
Waterous,
(quar.)
Ltd..
class
Showcase
A
Fixtures
&
(quar.)
Wellman
Wesson
50c
22V2c
6- 6
7- 1
5-23
Snowdrift, $4 pfd. (quar.)____
West Indies Sugar Corp. (quar.)
6-13
West
Point
West
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
preferred (quar.)
62V2C
Wellington
5-29
g-14
6- 2
5-15
7-
1
Mills
2—
(quar.)__
Engineering
-
Co,
Mfg.
Western
Air
9-19
Western
Canada
Winters
7-16
2
Wisconsin
9
Wisconsin
6-
9-10
9-
2
12-
1
3
5-23
6-20
5-23
6-20
5-23
6-20
5-23
6-20
Woodward
6-10
5-
9
5-20
5-
5
76-
2
5-
6^2-
9
5-
5-15
56-
2
preferred
in
millions—rounded
will
and
6-16
5r 1
5-29"
2
6-
y
Previous
add
necessarily
to
totals)
tAmount
tAmount
Outstdg.
Issued
Redeemed
Outstdg.
Amt. Issu
S4,S74
$129
2.58
MATURED:
D-1941
to
$5,003
UNMATURED:
Series
E:
Series
E-1941__
1,673
961
H712
42.56
Series
E-1942
7,362
3,628
113,534
48.00
Series
E-1943_
11,801
6,642
5,159
43.72
Series
E-1944
13.608
7,932
5,675
41.70
10,498
6,074
4.425
42.15
4,538
2,354
2,244
48.80
4,260
1,927
2,332
54.74
4.356
1,817
2,539
58.29
4,257
1,657
2,600 i;
61.08
__
_
_
______
Series E-1945
»
Series
E-1946
Series
E-1947
Series
E-1948
Series
E-1949__
Series
E-1950
3,710
1,273
2,437
65.69
Series
E-1951
3,246
821
2,425
74.71
882
39
843
95.58
_
_
_
__
Series E-1952
__
_
(4 months)
Total
Series E
70,251
35,326
34,926
49.72
Total
Series
75,255
40,200
35.054
46.58
A-E__.
Series F and G:
Series
F
and
G-1941„__
1,559
403
1.156
74.15
Series
F
and
G-1942
3,257
955
2,302
70.68
Series
F
and
G-1943.,
3,435
1,064
2,371
Series
F
and. G-1944
3,769
996
2,773
Series
F
and
3,197
731
2,466
3.017
669
2.348
2,605
522
2.083
79.96
3,051
328
2,723
89.25
G-1945
Series F
and G-1946i__
Series
F
and
Series
F
and G-1948__
.
G-1947_
,_v
69.02
.
73,57!
-
77.13
77.83
Series
F
and G-1949i_____
1,675
205
1,470
87.76
Series
F
and
G-1950
2,351
187
2,163
92.00
Series
F
and
G-1951;
770
23
747
97.01
189
100.00
78.93
Series F and G-1952
189
(4 mos.)__
Total Series F and G
Unclassified
All
sales
Series—Total
Total
28,875
6,083
22,792
84
158
■
5,003
4,874
129
2.58
99,210
41,567
57,644
(58.10
104.214
matured
46,441
57,772
55.44
_
unmatured
r
—74
and' redemptions-
r"
6.
Grand
•Less
Mncludes
total.
than
$500,000.
bonds
maturing
___
_
^Includes
May
1,
accrued
1951,
and
holding and receiving interest thereon for
a
discount.
thereafter,
'further
fCurrent
redemption
value.
which owners have option
period
Sheet
Corrected
4-30
Percent
A-1935
6- 2
4-21
6-10
6-2
5-5
"(monthly) ——
25c,
—■—2oc
(quar.)—___—________
(quar.)_>i_.----.---»^----^
&
,
5-31
5.^-15
7-31
25c
7- 1
56 Vic •\ /1- 1
-75c••>*.6-16
5-16 4-30 »
•.
7-10
,
'
■
Tube
,
5-20
6-20
7-18
7- 1
8- 1
'
of ten
years.
closed for this dividend.
6-13
6-13
5-16
-
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-resident^ tax
tPayable in Canadian funds,
tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
.
t
•
a Less
British income tax.
'
/
x Less
Jamaica income tax.
'
1
tAmount
Series
.
I
•Transfer boorts
5-29
5-
5-15
5-15
not
J*
—-—
,
5-16
5-15
",.'6-16
Savings Bonds issued and
Redeemed Through April 30,1952
amounts
50c
a3%
95c
•
>
---
Youngstown
^•6- 2
5-15
5-20
Ltd.—
Corp., common
4 '/2 %
1
6-15
e
5-15
Wyandotte Worsted Co.' (quar.)—___ /
10c
& Miles uu. (quaf.10c
Cab Co., 6%
conv. preferred (quar.)
37%c •
York
5-15
6- 2
6- 6
(quar.)_.—
&
(s-t
Yellow
4-30
5- 6
4-30
' 5-31
25c
1
5-15
5-15
5-15
7-15
7-31
31'Ac
Wvsong
=
.
4-28
5-23
4-21
5- 9
5- 2
5-29
(quar.)
Monthly
5-15
5-30
5-12
6-10
5-15
5-24
6-1
6- 1
„
0>.
W.)
W.)
Wrigley (William)
Monthly
-••5-9-
6-2
(F.
preference
6%
6-13
1
(F.
Woolwoith
5-12
4-30
4-22
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)__—w
Co.
Governor
Woolworth
2
6-
,
common
convertible preferred
United States
(Dollar
Inc.,
Industries,
4-22
5-15
7- 2
Wood)-
(see Gar
(Gar)
5%
5-15
$1.12 V2
125c
Corp. (quar.)—
r_
Bankshares Corp..,
Electric Power Co., com. (quar.)
Crampton
5-23
6-
r.
Wood
Woodail
7-28
5-15
50c
25c
15c
25c
32'/2c
90c
$1.50
4c
28c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
—
preferred (quar.)—
Wisconsin Investment Co. (quar.)_—______
Wisconsin Power & Light Co. (quar.)
2
12-10
(quar.)
Co.
.mid-year)
8*21
15c
(quar.)
6%
5-12
2
6-10
6- 3
5-15
4-28
25c
t30c
(quar.)
3.60%
5-15
2
Ltd
&
6-
6-
common
Lovett Grocery Co.
5-
2
6-
15c
Breweries,
&
6-16
J'.•!-"175Cm,(
40c'
Inc
Ltd.
Wilson-Jones
Winn
5-1
I'1?
I*1
.6-16
6- 8
v--l
25c
r
6-13
4-28
4-25
4-25
■
25c
Co.
B.)
preferred
Wilsil,
6-20
12-22
—
(quar.)_
—
(J.
Williams
1
1
(quar.)
Co.
Quarterly
5-8
5-26
5-13
5-15
5-15
5-15
loc
—»—
6-13
5-15
5-12
5-12
5-31
6-10
7- 1
,
IS*
15c
15c
—r~
& Co
Blake
Whitney,
5-20
—
Co
Lines,
Extra
1
(quar )
convertible preferred (quar.)_Brothers
Rubber (quar.).—;—
5%
7-
8-
common
Whitehead
5
10-
Oil &
4'/2%
6-14
5-15
1-2-53
•
Corp.
6-
$1
25c
$1.13
—1—
30c
—
25c
*20c
10c
V $2.50
20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4-28
5-30
—$1.25
20c
—
10c
t35c
—
25c
—
62Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)——.
corp.
Waite
quar.)
(quar.)-——
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
Vmcan
(increased
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
Co.
Power
&
6-
6-30
Stores,
Auto
com., tquar.)—
Mlg.,
Dental
S.)
(S.
White's
9
6-30
60c
65c
65c
$1.25
$1 25
$1.25
$1
35c
$1.01
$1.05
(quar.)
4-30
6- 2
5
(quar.)
4-30
•
5-31
5-
(quar.)
5-15
40c
9
-
5-15
1
Oil
5-
—
10c
7.
Corp.
Wilcox
2
-
-
preferred
Weber
6-20
W.ckes
5-16
6-
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.04
5-20
5- 1
5-19
5-22
5-22
6-16
5-15
2
White
1
5-15
62Vic
62y2c
62Vic
$2
25c
5-16
45c
Co.,
;
6- 2
$1
A
Raalte Co.
5%
•
'
2
6-
prior preferred
Class
75c
(quar.)
series
-
(special)
5%
> .<-j
6-30
5-15
5-15
6-
—
5- 2
5-29
6-13
,
(quar.)_
30c
—1
U.
5-13
6-28>
7- 1
pfd.
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
5% prior preefrred (quar.)
Val.spar Corp., $4 conv. preferred
Van Dorn Iron Works (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America
5- 9
$1.06 %
(s-a)
Extra
United States Lines Co.
(quar.)
5%
5- 2
5-19
6>/4%
$3.50
22'/2c
75c
$1.75
(final)
(s-a)
Casualty Co., 45c conv. pfd. (s-a)_:
U. S. Envelope Co., com. (reduced quar.)__
7%
preferred
(s-a)
U. S.
5-13
5-30
(quar.)
Ltd
Sugar Co.
Knitting Co.—
6-10
..
S.
Bobbin
Co.
4V4 %
Utah-Idaho
Vapor
$1.75
35c
55c
__
United
Mines,
6-16
4-15
4-30
5-23
75c
preferred
United
Co.
Co..
6-30
5-15
5-31
6-10
200%
_
(quar.)
Improvement
Oil
:
Insurance
Universal
$4.20
——
dividend
50c
25c
$1.06y4
12'2c
10c
—
—
Universal
5%
5-
1
1
3
2
58112-
7- 1
6-14
5-29
5-29
25c
37V2c
15c
31V4C
(reduced)..—
Whitaker Paper Co.
5-28
Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)—
convertible 2nd preferred-
Consolidated
9
6
5-15
non-cum.
Universal
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
Stock
Ltd
Corp.,
Stores
$4.20
5-
5-
6-16
—
___
5-15
1
6-
6-10
5-20
60c
10c
*20c
$1.50
50c
$1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
Air Brake Co. .(quar.) —
4oe
Electric Corp., com. (quar.)__
50c
3.80%
preferred (quar.)—
—95c
Westminster Paper, class B
(extra)
—,
5c
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp. (quar.)_
50c
Westinghouse
1
5-
5-15
5- 1
5-lo
$1.25
5-15
$1.25
8-15
$1.25
11-17
$1.25 2-16-53
A
A
preferred
5%
.1
(s-a)
Co.
Corp.
25c
___
...
United
7%
Steel
United
4-19
4-19
4-19
4-19
Lines
Western
20c
56 Vic
75c
$1.75
common
—___
(quar.)
Westinghouse
(quar.)
J40C
25c
(quar.)
United
/•') Common
preferred
5-21
a
as
(quar.)
common
25c
A
(quar.)__—__
...
Coal
preierred
Steel,
week
Co.,
Bumper
5-20
5-12
5-16
5-16
5-15
5-14
7- 2
56V4C
t37c
;___
Extra
S.
&
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.
Series A preferred (quar.)
United Corporations, Ltd., class
Class
Spring
4'/2%
U.
'
Co.—
S.
6-10
6- 2
6-16
6- 1
6- 2
6- 2
7-15
(quar.)
Air
United
U.
6-10
shown above was
last
reported
three-for-one split.
5-15
$2
4-23
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
A (quar
—-__—
A iquar.)
Tablet & Stationery
5%
5C%
a
preferred
preferred
5% preferred
5%
preferred
5%
a
30c
30c
75c
common
—
Pacific RR.,
Western
each $10 par
two-for-one
for
distribution
common
Utica
(quar.)
Co,
and
Insurance,
Common
effect
(to
incorrectly
California—
93%c
66c
Lines, Inc., common (quar.)
25c
4V2'/( preferred (initial)....
—75c
United Aircraft Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)_„_
$1.25
United Biscuit Co. of America, com. (quar.)
50c
S4.50 preferred (quar.)—__
$1.12Vi
S3.75
Union
United
The
Extra
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
$1.12y2
$1
92Vic
87'/2C
(quar.)
$4
Union
7- 1
10- 1
7- 1
6-2
value
par
Life
Western
additional shares of
Payable of Rec.
6-14
6- 6
9-15
9- 5
Share
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec
Co.—
two
stock distribution
on
the split-up
shares
_
8% non-cum.
1st
preierred (quar.)
Missouri—
of
Co.
preferred
__
......
Rubber
&
75c
62Vic
62y2c
25c
50c
(quar.)
Street
_
Asbestos
$4.50
Co.
Salle
Quarterly
Union
Union
.
Association (s-a)—
Co., $1.50 preferred (quar.)
Coach
Twin
25c
25c
25c
$1.75
37'/2C
——
of
held
split-up)
(Dallas)—
...
Rubber
$5
share
Toledo Edison Co.—
4.25%
States
distribution
5-21
5-15
8-15
11-15
6-15
7-1
6-12
A
5-15
5-15
5-31
United
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
5-15
5- 9
5-5
12V2C
-
Holder*
6- 1
5-31
6-2
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tide Water Associated Oil Co. (quar.)
Thrifty
When
Payable oj Reo.
6-13
5-29
6-13
5-29
Holdert
When
Per
Per
Share
Name of Company
of
payment
or
holders of record
published dates were Incorreci
,
Non¬
,
dst*? are reported her*.
t
s»
-
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
51
(2003)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
175,
Bond
City
bids
16
Offering
Clerk,
until
2
the
for
of
Joe
—
will
Pettey,
receive
(CST)
p.m.
Stockton, at
1.84%,
follows:
as
.
sealed
May
on
$60,000 2s. Due
16 from
June
on
bids
office
the
at
of
$290,000
of
Berry
&
Howard,
—
F-A.
Interest
Troutman
&
.of
America
.
1,000,000
Round
Association, of
San Francisco, as 2s,. at a price
qf 100.35, a basis of about 1.91%.
Savings
(Inyo
School
District
Calif.. .
issue of
$1,-
Sale—The
Bond
building
bonds
was
bonds
Bank
&
pur¬
Savings
100.15,
Calif.
School District No. 65 (P.
Sale
O.
on
•v.
a
'"The
5—v.
1952.
a
National
Association,
.
able
Trust
of
*
Los
Angeles,
Heller,
|
Bruce &
Sam
Francisco,
John
&
Nuveen
will
price of
Angeles,
100.60,
2ViS, at.
as
a
basis of about
a
i
Legality
Thorndike,
2.49%.
Bond
(PST)
Hall-1952
bonds
6—v.
sealed
May
on
101.39,
basis of about 1.61%.
a
Cook County
Sch. Dist. No. 57
to
&
as
Principal and interest (J-D)
{.
office.
lor
Sch.
Dist.
(Los
•
Angeles County), Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
-
1
for the purchase
building
1952.
bonds.
Due
on
terest
June
Dated
the
at
County Treasurer's office.
City.
Legality
Bond
;
County), Calif.
$18,000 build¬
Sale—The
ing bonds offered on April 28—v:
175,
p.
&
1804-^-were awarded to the
of* America
Bank
Savings
Francisco,
as
1952 to
3,000
Trust
of
on
Due
bids until
13
for
Due
on
Principal
Dec.
on
in
15
a.m.
ap¬
Herrington,
Sun-Empire
of San
Union
Francisco.
Sch.
Bond
100,000 l3/4s.
100,000 2s.
175,
p;
Due
May 1, 1956.
May 1, 1957.
on
on
Due
1958.
:
100,000
May
on
1,
May
1,
,
2.40s.
on
May
300,000 2y2s.
Due
on
(PST)
of
a
San
price of
follows:
1953
to
1955 inclusive.
Due
144,000 21/4s. Due on June 1 from
1969
inclusive.
June 1 from 1959 to
Principal
and
1963
to
to
(J-D) payable at the office
of the
County Treasurer.
Joaquin
County), Calif.
Due
2s.
1956
in¬
terest
Holt Union Sch. Dist. (San
1962
on
June
1
from
inclusive.
1972 inclusive.
Lafayette School District, Colo.
Bond Sale—The issue of $159,000
improvement bonds was pur¬
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
April 28—v.
chased
Denver,
by"
as
Coughlin & Co., of
S^s,. 2V2S and 2%s.
Fayette County (P. O. West
Union), La.
Offering — W. M. Knox,
Dist.
sealed
Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1971 inclusive.
The
bonds
Emeline
—
M.
receive sealed bids
(CDST) on May 16
purchase
of $1,710,000
bonds.
building
1952. Due
or
Jan.
inclusive.
1972
or
on
Dated
May
from
1
Principal
1,
1954 to
and
in¬
payable at any bank
trust company in Libertyville
in Chicago as desired by the
(J-J)
Legality approved by
purchaser.
Mt,
issue
of
$28,000 Fire Equipment and City Hall
bonds
was
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
certificates
v.
175,
p.
(P. O. Chalmette),
Bond
bonds
on
May
5—
of
composed
R.
York
a
City,
basis
at
a
price
of
May
school
7—v.
1485—were
&
Lombardo, of Birmingham, Du& Kees, Howard, Weil,
Labouisse, Freidrichs & Co.,
Wheeler & Woolfolk, and W. D.
Kingston & Co., all of New Or¬
leans, at a price of 100.0009, a net
cournau
cost
of
about
2.52%,
Jan. and July 1
inclusive.
$316,000 2%s. Due
on
May 1 from
1953 to 1966 inclusive.
464,000 2V2s. Due on May 1 from
1967 to 1977 inclusive.
No.
Parish School
I! (P., O.
Edgard), La.
$300,000 school
on April 28—v. 175,
Bond Sale—The
bonds'offered
from 1954 to 1967
Interest
St. Landry
J-J.
Bond
Sale
Judson,
—
The
nicipal-1952
bonds
April
175,
28—v.
awarded
Bank,
of
to
the
p.
Ind.
$10,000 Mu-
offered
on
1587—were
American
North Judson,
as
receive
(EST) on
vu(i
State
iy2s,
Gravity
bonds
improvement
May 1
—
v.
offered
175, p. 1587
—
awarded to Schweickhardt &
of New
until
unvxi
noon
uuun
\ ju i
on
were
Co.,
Orleans, at a net interest
2.73%.
cost of about
IOWA
D.
Parish, East St. Landry
Drainage Dist.
(P. O. Opelousas), La.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 public
Con.
North
'
Ga.
Offering—Thos.
City Clerk, will
bids
k/xkxo
as
follows:
Bremer
(P.
Waverly), Iowa
County
St.
O.
Tammany
No.
6
Bond
bonds
Parish Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Covington), La.
Sale—The $70,000 school
offered
on
May 6—v.
Bond Offering—W. H. Pockels,
.
May 20 for the purchase of $3,- > County Treasurer, will receive p. 1905—were awarded to the
000,000 water revenue anticipa- sealed and open bids until 2 p.m. izens Bank & Trust Co., of
sealed
o^axcu
175,
awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of Stubbs, Smith
p.
13
at par.
1.79%.
of about
Augusta,
Certificate
Beckum,
on
W.
Baltimore, Roosevelt & Cross, and
J. C. Bradford
&
Co., both of
107.54,
May
on
will
1804—were awarded to
syndicate
La.
Sale—The $780,000
offered
District
Board,
&
St. Bernard Parish Sch. Dist. No. 1
St. John The Baptist
Corp., Ind.,
Arnold,
Le¬
Chapman
by
p.
1486
—
were
awarded
to
Ducournau & Kees, of New Or¬
for the pur¬ leans, as 2s, 2V4s, and 2y2s, at a
chase
of
$243,000
school-1952 price of 100.01, a basis of about
bonds. Dated May 1, 1952. Due on 2.31%.
(CST)
Pressprich & Co., of New York
City, Alex. Brown & Sons, of
New
School
after
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
revenue-1952
works
offered
of
or
Cutler, of Chicago.
purchased by Quail &
Co., of Davenport. Dated March 1,
1952. Legality approved by Charles
&
on
office.
Treasurer's
approved
interest
Sterling, III.
Sale—The
Bond
maturing
1,
gality
will
the
and
(CST) on May 12 for the
purchase of $375,000 County Home
bonds. Dated May 1, 1952. Due on
p.m.
County
(P. O. Libertyville),
Offering
Treasurer, will
receive
open bids until
1:30
County
1964 are callable. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the1
Bond Offering—John D;
Sale—The $1,500,000
water
COLORADO
'
2Vz%
a
$42,000 4%s, Due on June 1 from
on
120
New Haven Con. Sch>
Atlanta, Ga.
Certificate
1972 in¬
clusive.
until 7:30 p.m.
»■
as
County Con. Sch.
No.
Secretary
100.09, a
det interest cost of about 2.27%,
Francisco, at
Lake
May 1 from
GEORGIA
National- Trust
Association,
Savings
Due from 1953 to
bonds.
INDIANA
1963 inclusive.
1961 to
Dist.
$248,000 build¬
offered on May 6—v.
America
May
$350,000 street improv ement
Nov.
1,
on
Clerk, will receive
until 11 a.m.
(CST)
30 for the purchase of
bids
1960...
1904—were awarded to the
of
by
St.
approved
Trauernicht,
of
&
Louis.
b
Due
2V4s.
100,000
■
Sale—The
bonds
Legality
1952.
15,
Charles
May 1 in 1954
on
.
Due
Legality
.1952.
on
faue
1955.
and
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist; Neff
&
Benjamin Lewis & Co., of Chi¬
2s and 2y2s. Dated March
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
County
Treasurer.
Co., and
1
Due
98,000
ing bonds offered
follows:
and
May 13 for the purchase of $34,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
Bond
a
interest ; 100,000 2.30s.
(J-J) payable at the office of the
1959.
Bank
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
on
at
Trust
Co., all of New
price of 100.10,
2.45%,
&
Fenn
City,
$200,000 4s.
$55,000
Dated
purchased by
cago, as
cation,
net interest cost of about
a
May
July 1, 1952.
July 1 from 1953 to 1972
ing
Sch.. Dist. (Fresno
County), Calif.
10:30
Phelps,
York
Paasch,
of
purchase
and
road bonds was
terest
&
Bank
on
i
Jasper County (P. O. Newton), III.
Bond Sale—The issue of $300,-
for
as
on
National
Guil-
Town
sealed
Bond
Bond"
(Fresno County), Calif.
Herndcn
until
the
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
inclusive.
&
bids
11
Illinois
Illinois
$1,000,000 storm
let,
1971. incl.
Chapman & Cutler of Chicago.
Chemical
by
Valley Union High
Costa
County), Calif.
Offering—W. T.
to
Eunice,, La.
Offering—Wade J.
Bond
Due
the Board of
Legality approved by
purchaser
improvement bonds offered
on
May 7—v. 175, p. 1688—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of. the
Chase
National
Bank,
York
approved
1952.
1,
Co., Chicago, or at
place agreed upon by
Education.
Co., both of Hartford, jointly,
iy2s, at a price of 100.31, a basis
Bond Sale—The
Dist(Contra
Bond
the
1970 in¬
to
LOUISIANA
& Trust
another
May
sewer
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Dec. 15 from
1957 and 1958.
,
Ramon
Sch.
San
1956 inclusive.
21<4s.
San
follows:
$15,000 2-2s. Due
^
National
Association,
New
on
8
Rudy, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
at any fiscal
in
offered
June
Continental
Bank
000
Miami, Fla.
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
school
Sch. Dist. San Joaquin
Chartville
or
City
of the
1,
Principal and in¬
payable
(J-D)
Francisco,
of $48,000
June 1 from 1953 to
inclusive.
1972
San
&
until
Principal and interest payable at
the
1953
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
May 15 for the
$275,000
building
1 from 1953
Dec.
on
from
1
clusive.
on
Dated
bonds.
bids
sealed
(CDST)
purchase
of
FLORIDA
Diego, Los Angeles,
agent
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on May
13
San
of
by
receive
p.m.
of about 1.46%.
1982 inclusive. Principal and in¬
I cities
Bank,
1904—were awarded
Coffin & Burr, and R. L. Day
terest (J-D) payable at the office
i
Carmenita
175,
of
Board
of Education,
Secretary of Board
will
Nov.
on
O. Mount Prospect), III.
Offering—J. C. Hubbard,
(P.
Bond
p.
■of the City Treasurer, or the Bank
2.13%. Dated June 1, 1952. Due on
June 1 from 1953 to 1972 inclu¬ | of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, in any of the
sive.
payable at the County Treasurer's
1,
Palmer
of
Secretary
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m.
(CST) on May 20
for the purchase of $90,000 building bonds. Dated May 1, 1952. Due
pay¬
approved
Con. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Offering—Elvin A. Car¬
Ledyard
penter,
(P. Ol Westport), Conn.
Sale—The $300,000 Town
{.. Bond
Co., of Chicago, Taylor & Co., of i27 for the purchase of $6,500,000
water works bonds. Dated June 1,
Beverly Hills, Fred D, Blake &
4952. Due on June 1 from 1955 to
Co., and Wagenseller & Durst,
both of Los
interest
National
of
Co., of Chicago, Bankers
Co., Robert Showers, and Mc& Co., all of
Chicago, as l3/4s, at a price of
West port
receive
a.m.
Clerk,
and
First
Cownie,
&
Becker
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Diego, Calif.
'bids until 10
the
Storey,
San
23/4s,. at a price of
basis of about 2.72%.
Bond Offering—Fred W. Sick,
City
Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., both of
Principal
at
June
dated
are
Boston.
as
San
,
bonds
.
Moines, jointly, as 2V2s, at a
price of 100.01,. a basis of about
Master, Hutchinson
June
on
on
Des
Co., of New York City, Blunt
& Simmons, Julien Collins
Ellis
water
offered
bonds
v.
—
and
port,
Continental Illinois National Bank
Trust
Sale—The $200,000
175, p. 1904 — were
awared to Quail & Co., of Daven¬
May 5
The $1,956,000
—
175, p. 1804—were awarded
syndicate composed of the
& Trust
from 1958 to 1968 inclusive.
1
May
Due
Cutler, of Chicago.
revenue-1952
building bonds offered on May 7
to
dis¬
and
&
Bond
III.
Evanston),
Bond
"
Security-First National Banu
qf Los Angeles, California Bank,
of
offered
supply
tribution bonds.
$26,000 build¬
America
of
Francisco,
chased by a syndicate composed of
the
County),
District
175, p. 1804—were awarded to the
(Los Angeles* County),
500,000
School
Sale—The
Bond
ing
Unified
Arcadia
Valley
water
pay¬
County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
Dubuque,, Iowa
Con.
Cook County Community
about 2.20%.
National
Due*
Principal and interest
man
,
Bank
Dated May 1, 1952.
able at the
fice.
-
the
pur¬
Home
ILLINOIS
v
Trust
for the
15
$400,000 County
Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1971 inclu¬
on
sive.
by
Spalding,
Sibley,
& Kelley, of Atlanta.
approved
750
of
bonds.
1957 are
Legality
1,
Aug.
after
callable.
Day,
Main St.,
1953 to 1958 inclusive,
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (DST) on
public
improvement,
series
E
40,000 13/4s. Due on June 16 from May 13 for the purchase of $240,bonds. Dated May 1, 1952. Due on
1959 to 1962 inclusive.,
000 school bonds. Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1953 to 1962 inclusive.
1952. Due on May 1 from 1953 to
Legality
approved
by
White> Los Nietos Sch. Dist.
(Los Angeles 1972 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Bradley, Arrant, All & Rose, of
County), Calif.
terest
payable at the HartfordBirmingham.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Connecticut Trust Co., of Hart¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed ford.
ARIZONA
Legality approved by Day,
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on May 13
Berry & Howard, of Hartford.
Yuma County Sch. Dist. No. 32
for the purchase of $147,000 build¬
(P. O. Yuma)rAriz.
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1952. '
Trumbull (P.. O.. Bridgeport),
Bond Offering — R. L. Odom, Due on June 1 from
1953 to 1973
Connecticut
Clerk of Board of Education, will inclusive. 1
Principal and interest
Bond
Sale
The
$1,300,000
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(J-D) payable at the County school-1952: bonds offered on May
(MST) on May 12 for the purchase Treasurer's office.
7-r-v. 175, p. 1904—were awarded
of $65,000 building bonds. Dated
to Glore, Forgan '& Co., and HayJune 1, 1952. Due on June 1 from \Lynwood Unified School District
den, Stone & Co., of New York
(Los Angeles County), Calif.
1953 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
Bend Sale—The $400,000 build¬ City, jointly, as iy2s, at a price
and interest (J'-D) payable at the
of 100.37, a basis of about 1.44%.
County Treasuer's office. Legality ing bonds offered on May 6—v.
175, p. 1904—were awarded to a
approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, DiWaterbury, Conn..
velbess, Robinette and Linton, of syndicate composed of the Se¬
Bond
Offering — William A.
curity-First National Bank, of Los
Phoenix.
Sirica, City Clerk, will receive
Angeles, California Bank, of Los sealed bids until 8
p.m. (DST) on
CALIFORNIA
Angeles, R. H. Moulton & Co., of
May 14 for the purchase of $2,San Francisco,
John Nuveen &
Arcadia Unif ied High Sch. Dist.
500,000 bonds, as follows:
Co., and Paine, Webber, Jackson
.'
(Los Angeles County), Calif.
$1,500,000 school nouse bonds. Due
& Curtis, both o'f Chicago, as 2y4s,
Bond Sale—The issue of $23,000
on
June 1 from 1955 to 1979
at a price of 100.44, a basis of
building bonds was purchased by
inclusive.
purchase
1953^
maturing
ett, Town Treasurer, will receive
May
on
chase
1952. Due on Aug. 1 from
to 1972 inclusive. The bonds
June 1,
Tolland, Conn.
Bond Offering—L. Tilden Jew-
price of 100:01,
a
net interest cost of about
a
sealed
Savings and Loan Bank,
(CST)
tion series 1952 certificates. Dated
CONNECTICUT
1804—were awarded to the
p.
Stockton
Decatur, Ala.
175,
Cit
Co-
4
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2004)
:
—
Attleboro, Mass.
vington, at a price of par, a net
cost of about 2.66%, as
tax
follows:
Due on May 1 in 1953
$6,000 4s.
and 1954.
Due on May 1 from
9,000 3V2S.
1955
i~
9,000
on May 1
1960 inclusive.
Due
3s.
1958
to
anticipation
by the
Bank, of Boston, at 0.95% discount.
Due on Nov. 10, 1952.
*
\
' '
1961 to
from
offered
Due on May 1, 1972.
5,000 3s.
Sale —The
Note
notes offered
on
the Sec¬
to
Bank, of Boston, as
price of 100.57, a basis
1
awarded
&
at
1.03%, plus a premium of $31.
Dated May 9, 1952. Due on Nov.
Stubbs,
1952.
Bedford, Mass.
Sale—The $800,000
Note
on
notes
awarded
May 2—v. 175, p. 1905
to the National
Bridgewater, Mass.
Note Sale—The
offered
$1,000,000 notes
May 5—v. 175, p. 1905
awarded to the National
of Commerce,
Bank
of Portland,
discount.
at 1.02%
MARYLAND
Washington Suburban Sanitary
District, Md.
Sale —The
Bond
bonds
offered
$8,700,000
175,
May 7—v.
on
1805—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of Glore, Forgan
p.
,
& Co., Blyth & Co., of New York
City, Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
of New York City, Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc., White, Weld & Co.,
Estabrook & Co., both of New
York City, John Nuveen & Co., of
Chicago, Hornblower & Weeks, of
New York City, Harris, Hall &
of
Corp.,
New York City, Folger, Nolan,
Inc., of Washington, D. C., Stern
Bros. & Co., of Kansas City, J.
C. Bradford & Co., of New York
City, Baker, Watts & Co., of Bal¬
timore, Paul Frederick & Co.,
O. C. Haas & Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, all of New York City,
Baffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
Indianapolis, Rand & Co., of New
York
©f
Brookline, Mass.
Note
000
Sale—The
revenue
issue
notes
was
of $500,purchased
Shawmut Bank,
Boston, at 0.83% discount, plus
premium of $3. Due on Nov. 5,
1952.'
;> ■'
:
by the National
of
a
City, Stein Bros. & Boyce,
Baltimore, M. B. Vick & Co.,
Canton,
Note
offered
Sale—The
Mass.
$84,000
notes
May 7—v. 175, p. 1905
on
to
H. H. Johnson & Co., of New York
City, Kaiser & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, Lebenthal & Co., of New
York City, McDougal & Condon,
price
of
about 1.18%.
a
100.18,
1
June
1956 in¬
1953 to
1 from
clusive.
Swampscott, Mass.
Note
Sale—The
Merchants
Legality ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Bank, of Boston.
National
28
Boston,
until 11
State
a.m,
of
issue
Bank,
Street,
(DST)
$175,-
Note
Sale—The
issue of
000
1973
purchased by the National Shaw¬
inclusive, and $2,085,000
June 1 from 1974
to 1982 inclusive.
on
mut
from
to
1963
1962
due
to
1965
$480,000 2%s, due
from
and
1966
inclusive,
to
June
on
1
inclusive,
on
June 1
1973
$1,140,000
inclusive,
2%s, due on
June 1 from 1974 to 1992 in¬
clusive.
from
1953
to
1962
1963
000
to
"
1965
2^s, due
1966
to
000
bonds
1973
was
by
Lynn, Mass.
$600,000 notes
May 6—v. 175, p. 1905
awarded
to
May 13 for
on
$100,000
1, 1952.
,
Note Sale—The issue of $200,000
notes
revenue
the
was
Winchester
purchased
Trust
discount, plus
a
by
Co.,
at
premium
of $2.
Worcester, Mass.
Note Sale
The issue of $1,anticipation notes
was
purchased by the National
Shawmut Bank, and R. L. Day &
Co., both of Boston, jointly, at
0.84%
discount. Dated
May 7,
1952. Due on Nov. 7, 1952. Legal¬
ity approved by Storey, Thorn¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
000,000
—
revenue
Lincoln Park, Mich.
Bond Offering—John M. O'Con¬
will
Clerk,
City
nor,
receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
(EST)
the purchase of
$468,000 bonds, as follows:
on
May
12 for
$443,000 improvement, special as¬
sessment bonds.
Due
on
June
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
1 from
25,000 improvement, general ob¬
ligation bonds. Due on June 1
from 1953 to 1957 inclusive.
June 1,
interest (J-D)
payable at the Detroit Trust Co.,
Detroit.
Legality approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
The
bonds
dated
are
1952. Principal and
of Detroit.
Bank,
May 6—v. 175,
p.
1905
awarded to Estabrook.-#
Co., of Boston, as 1.00s, at a price
of 100.69, a basis of about 1.51%.
—were
Dated Dec. 1, 1951. Due On Dec:"
1 from 1952 to 1966 inclusive. Le¬
204,000 general paving-1952, gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Due on
Dec.
$120,000 build¬
Sale Postponed—The sale
$3,500,000 water supply system
revenue bonds—v. 175, p. 1905—
was
postponed.
Frankenmuth Twp. Unit Sch. Dist.
Sale—The issue of $300,-
000 building
bonds
was
purchased
by Blyth & Co., of Chicago, and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of
Detroit, jointly, at a net interest
cost of about 1.61%, as follows:
$195,000 l3/4s. Due
1963
to
1969
A-O.
are
callable.
Legality
Miller,- Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Inter¬
approved by
Paddock &
1952
to
1966
in¬
Fire Stations and Site,
general obligation bonds. Due
348,000
Dec.
on
'
1
from
inclusive.
1952
to
1981
"
105,000 street improvement-1952,
series
1,
bonds.
Due
1954
special
on
assessment
Jan.
1
from
inclusive.
1961
to
305,000 street improvement-1952,
series
2, special assessment
bonds.
1954
Due
on
1957
to
Jan.
l
from
inclusive.
on
105,000 l^s. Due
to
1960
The
bonds
dated
are
May
1,
1952.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Detroit Trust Co., De¬
troit. Legality approved by Berry,
Stevens, Barbier, Evely & MacFarlane, of Detroit.
May 1 from
MINNESOTA
inclusive.
1959
on
May 1 from
Carlton
County (P. O. Carlton),
Minnesota
inclusive.
1962
$200,000 road
May 6—v. 175,
May 1 from 1953 to
p. 1905 —were awarded to the
1962 inclusive. The bonds matur¬
Northwestern National Bank, of
ing on or after May 1, 1955 are Minneapolis, as 1.60s, at a price
callable. Interest M-N. Legality
of 100.20, a basis of about 1.56%.
Bond Sale—The
The
bonds
1952. Due
approved
are
dated
May
1,
Miller,
Canfield,
of Detroit.
by
Paddock & Stone,
Fruitport Township School District
No. $ (P. O. Muskegon), Mich.
Bond
bonds offered
Sale—The $40,000
build¬
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 17 (P. O. Edina), Minn.
Bond Offering—M. S. Richards,
District Clerk, will
bids
until
8
ing bonds offered on April 29—v.
20 for the
1805 — were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
building
175,
on
on
p.
Chicago, at
a
net interest cost
/
.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Bond Offering—R. Stanton Kil-
ilton, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ patrick, City Clerk, will receive
cation, will receive sealed bids sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 13 for May 19 for the purchase of $138,the purchase of $110,000 building 000
automobile parking system
bonds. Dated April 1, 1952.
Due revenue bonds. Dated May 1,1952.
on April 1 from 1953 to 1969 in¬
Due on July 1 from 1954 to 1981
clusive.
The bonds maturing in inclusive. The bonds maturing in
est
from
1
clusive.
(P. O. Frankenmuth), Mich.
Bond
of about 1.94%.
(P. O. Almont), Mich.
Bond Offering — Eunice Ham¬
National
clusive.
Sch. Dist.
or
of
MICHIGAN
Almont Township Sch. Dist. No. 1
jointly, at 0.87%
Bond Sale—The
1953 .to
Boston
the
Marblehead, Mass.
on
,
Winchester, Mass.
Co., and the
Bond Sale—The $235,000 bonds
offered
purchased by the Mer¬
chants National Bank, of
Boston,
at 0.88% discount. Due on
Nov.'
troit.
(P. O. S6S0 N. Gulley
Road, Dearborn), Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
on
Safe Deposit & Trust
MASSACHUSETTS
ap¬
Storey, Thorndike,
both of Boston*
discount.
7, 1952.
Legality
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Rockland-Atlas
Abington, Mass.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
No. 4
ing bonds offered on April 23—
v.
175, p. 1689—were awarded to
the Merchants National Bank, of Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by Detroit, as 2%s, and 3s.
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Flint, Mich.
Dodge, of Boston.
purchased by the
interest payable at the First Na¬
and
was
issue of $450,-
tional Bank, Boston.
—were
Note Sale—The issue of
Mass.
Everett, as 13?4S, at a price of
100.77, a basis of about 1.62%.
Dated May 1, 1952. Principal and
inclusive, $200,inclusive,
Nov. 14, 1952.
on
$475,000 2%s. Due on June 1
from 1974 to 1992 inclusive.
notes
to
Principal and interest payable at
was
0.88%
of
Note
June 1 from
at
Middlesex County National Bank,
offered
on
1959
June 1 from 1953 to 1972 incl.
on
0.60%
inclusive,
on
notes
Boston,
Lowell,
June 1 from
$75,000 3s, due
of
Bond Sale—The
proved
1,000,000 sewage disposal bonds:
$250,000 4s, due on June 1
anticipation
Bank,
discount. Due
2,350,000 water supply bonds:
$550,000 4s, due on June 1
3s,
tax
Dearborn Township
the purchase of $1,500,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1952. Due
$300,-
1965 inclusive, $1,460,000 2V2S,
due on June 1 from 1966 to
1953
in
callable. Interest J-J. Le¬
bonds
purchased by E, H. Schneider
& Co., of Kalamazoo, at a price of
100.003. Dated July 1, 1952. Due
on Nov. 1 from 1952 to 1961 incl.
was
chal,
of
.
$180,000
maturing
bonds
are
City of Vassar and Vassar and
Tuscola Townships Frac. Sch.
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Vassar),
Boston,
Chicago, Mead, Miller & Co.,
Gloucester, Mass.
Wellesley, Mass.
of Baltimore, Rambo, Close &
Note Sale—The issue ot $300,Note Sale—The $200,000 notes
Kerner, of Philadelphia, Walter, offered on May 5—v. 175, p. 1905 000 Fells School anticipation notes
Woody & Heimerdinger, of Cin¬ —were awarded to the Gloucester was purchased by the National
cinnati, and Zahner & Co., of St. National Bank, at 0.88% discount. Shawmut Bank, of Boston, at
0.80% discount, at a premium of
Eouis, at a price of par, a net
Holyoke, Mass.
Interest cost of about 2.79%, as
$3. Due on June 10, 1952.
Note Sale—The issue of $500,follows:
000
tax
Westboro, Mass.
anticipation notes was
$5,350,000 water main and sewer purchased by the Merchants Na¬
Note Sale—The issue of $80,000
construction bonds:
$1,325,- tional Bank, of Boston, at 0.85% tax anticipation notes was pur¬
000 4s, due June 1 from 1953 discount.
chased by the First National Bank
Due on Dec. 1, 1952.
to 1962 inclusive, $480,000
of Boston, at 0.90% discount. Due
3s,
Leominster, Mass.
due on June 1 from 1963 to
on Dec:
from
1987
special
district A-1952
assessment
basis
a
of
2%s, due
The
of $70,-
improvement,
Bond
Norfolk
the
County Trust Co., of Dedham, as
Chicago, J. G. White & Co.,
20,000 departmental equipment
bonds.
Due on June 1 from
Inc., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
both of New York City, Towns; 1953 to 1956 inclusive.
end, Dabney & Tyson, of Boston,
The bonds are dated June 1,
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland, 1952. Principal and interest pay¬
J. B. Hanauer & Co., of Newark,
able at the National Shawmut
*.
May 13 for the purchase of $88,000
water
supply
system
revenue
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1952. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1987 inclusive.
issue
Sale—The
street
Bond Offering—Gladys Holmes,
Offering—Edwin E. BasSecretary of Board of Ed¬ City Clerk, will receive sealed
1.20s, at a price of 100.05, a basis 000 tax anticipation notes was ucation, will receive sealed bids bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on May
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 22 for 15 for the purchase of $1,047,000
of about 1.19%.
purchased by the Security Trust
the purchase of $300,000 building .bonds, as follows:
Co., of Lynn, at 0.87% discount
Gloucester, Mass.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1952. Due on
Due on Nov. 7, 1952.
$36,000 Washington Ave, and
Bond Offering—S. Emerson
May 1 from 1953 to 1968 inclusive.
Main St. paving, general ob¬
Laurie, City Treasurer, will re¬ Wachusett Regional School District The bonds maturing in 1964 to
ligation bonds. Due on Dec. 1
ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
1968 are callable. Interest M-N.
from 1952 to
(P. O. Holden), Mass.
1^58 inclusive.
(DST) on May 14 for the purchase
Bond Offering — W. Goulding Legality approved by Berry, Ste¬
49,000 general sewer-1952, gent
of $40,000 bonds, as follows:
eral obligation bonds. Due on
Warren, District Treasurer, will vens, Barbier, Evely & MacFar$20,000 building bonds. Due on receive sealed bids in care of the lane, of Detroit.
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1961 in¬
awarded
—were
©f
,
on
000
Mountclair Township Sch, Dist.
No. 8 (P. O.
R. F. D. No. 3,
of purchase of $125,000 building
Greenville), Mich.
bonds. Dated April 1, 1952.
Due
Bond Sale—The $15,000 build¬
on July 1 from 1953 to 1970 inclu¬
ing bonds offered on April 18—
Springfield, Mass.
sive. The bonds maturing in 1968
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 bonds to 1970 are callable. Interest J-J. v. 175, p. 1170—were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
offered on May 8—v. 175, p. 1905
Legality approved by Miller, Canof Chicago, at a price of par, a
—were awarded to the First Bos¬
field, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
net interest cost of about 2.69%*
ton Corp., and Eastman, Dillon & troit.
Co., of New York City, jointly, as
MICHIGAN
Dearborn Township Sch. Dist.
1.60s, at a price of 100.20, a basis
of about 1.57%.
No. 3 (P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
Royal Oak, Mich.
at
.
Securities
(EST)
Shawmut Bank, of Boston, and
Michigan
$50,000 the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
school bonds was purchased by
Co., jointly, at a price of 0.97%, ing bonds offered on April 30—
Tyler & Co., of Boston, as 1.70s, plus a premium of $3.
v.
175, p. 1805—were awarded to
at a price of 100.33, a basis of
Watling, Lerchen & Co., of De¬
about 1.63%. Dated May 15, 1952.
North Adams, Mass.
troit, at a net interest cost of
Due on May 15 from 1953 to 1962
Note Sale—The issue of $100,about 1.89%.
inclusive.
Legality approved by 000 tax anticipation notes was
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
& purchased by the Merchants Na¬ Clinton and Harrison
Townships
Dodge, of Boston.
tional Bank, of Boston, at 0,87%
School District No. 7 (P. O.
discount. Due on Nov. 7, 1952.
R. F. D. No. 4, Mt. Clemens),
Brockton, Mass.
Michigan
Note Sale—The issue of $500,Salem, Mass.
Bond Offering — Ross Allen,
000
tax
anticipation notes was
Bond Sale—The $185,000 paving
purchased by the Merchants Na¬ bonds offered on May 8—v. 175, p. Secretary of Board of Education,
tional Bank, of Boston, at 0.92%
1905—were awarded to the Naum- will receive sealed bids until 8
discount. Due on Nov. 21, 1952.
keag Trust Co. of Salem, as 1.20s, p.m. (EST) on May 13 for the
.
Co., A C. Allyn & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Coffin & Burr, Bacon, Stevenson
& Co., all of New York City,
Stroud
& Co., of Philadelphia,
American
receive
Bond Sale—The issue of
on
—were
will
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
New
offered
-
MAINE
Portland, Me.
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Bond
Grif¬
gality approved
Boston,
of
—were
7
$40,000 sewer
May 7—v. 175, p.
awarded
Clerk,
Village
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
$5,000,000 notes 1.70s, at a
May 6—v. 175, p. 1486 of about 1.61%. Due on May
to
Whiting, from 1953 to 1967 inclusive.
on
were
Weeks
Mass.
ond National
Boston, Mass.
1 from
Due on May
1971 inclusive.
Milford,
'
Britton, Mich.
Offering—Clare E.
Bond
fin,
1905—were
'
'
gality approved by Storey, Thorn¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Note Sale—The
—
41,000 2Vzs.
$250,000
notes was pur¬
Second National
chased
inclusive.
1957
to
\
Note Sale—The issue of
interest
,
.
—
v
,
1952. Due
p.m.
receive sealed
(CST) on May
purchase of $1,275,000
bonds.
Dated May, 1,
on May 1 from 1955 to
1978 inclusive. The bonds1 matur¬
ing in 1973 to 1978 are callable.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 135 (P. O. Hopkins), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds were purchased by a
syndicate composed of the First
National
Bank, of Minneapolis,
1956 to 1981 are callable. Interest 1 First National Bank, of St. Paul,
J-J. Legality approved by Miller, j N o rf.h e rn Minnesota National
Canfield;- Paddock & Stone, of [Bank, of Duhith, Harold E. Wood
#
Co.,. and
Mannheimer-Egan,
Detroit.,
.
•
Number 5115
Volume 175
.
.
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.
ries D
Inc., both of St. Paul, at a price
of 100.25, a net interest cost of
about 2.28%,
series D bonds. Due
100,000
the
for
Due
interest
payable at the First Na¬
from
1
Con. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Elkton), Minn.
Offering — Myron Hoke-
1953
1954
1972
C
bonds.
June
on
1
inclusive.
from
Legality
ap¬
by Dorsey, Colman, Bar¬
ker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
apolis.
proved
Sale—The
issue of
the
$150,-
of
100.13,
at ;a price
2.10s,
basis of about-2.07%.
a
Dated May 1, 1952. Due on Feb. 1
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by,Marshall B.
Thornton, of Nashwauk, Moody &
Swagler, of St. Paul, and Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber
of Minneapolis.
Ramsey County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. St. Paul), Minn.
Bond
June
on
1
dated June 1,
maturing after
callable. Princi¬
are
Commerce
Dist.
(P.
Bond
000
O. St. Louis), Mo.
issue
of
$367,purchased
building bonds was
syndicate composed
Dy
of
a
Mercantile
Heitner
Trust
&
Investment
St.
Louis, at
net
interest
follows:
as
a
Co., all of
price of 100.15, a
cost
of
2.15%,
Due
March 1 from
on
2y8s.
Due
bonds
March
on
1972 inclusive.
dated
are
March
Sch. Dist. No. 32
Wheaton), Minn.
(P. O.
Bond
Offering
—
Moede,
E. L.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
until
bids
14
2
(CST)
p.m.
on
May
8
purchase of $275,000
building bonds.
Dated May
1,
1952. Due on May 1 from 1954 to
bonds matur¬
1970 inclusive. The
ing after May 1, 1966 are callable.
Legality approved by Dorsey, Col¬
Scott & Barber, of
Barker,
Dated
(P.
County
O.
1, 1961.
Missoula County Sch. Dist. No. 40
(P.
O.
Bond
the State Land
Itawamba County
Bond
(P. O.
"■
Fulton), Miss.
Sale—The issue of $60,000
and
bridge bonds
was
pur¬
chased by Cady & Co., of Colum¬
bus,
M.
and
A.
& Co.,
Saunders
of Memphis, jointly, as 3V2S. Dated
April 1, 1952. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
Mont.
was
purchased by
Board,
as
2%s, at
par.
were
of St. Louis.
b
Frenchtown),
Sale—The issue of $75,000
building bonds
Dist.
County, Tunica Con. Sch.
(P. O. Tunica), Miss.
Bond
First National
a
Bank, Memphis,
price of 100.30.
as
MISSOURI
Kansas
City,
Mo.
Bond Offering—Rollin F.
Director
Agard,
Finance, will receive
of
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
May 21 for the purchase of $3,770,000 bonds, as follows:
$95,000 public hospital, 6th issue,
series D
1
from
bonds.
Due
1982
in-
from
bonds are dated June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt & Washburn, of New York
1952.
100.007, a net interest cost of
about 2.91%, as follows:
$3,500,000 4s. Due
on
Jersey
Treasurer,
2y2s.
Due
on
23As. -Due
6,050,000
1965
to
on
1972
April
April
1
inclusive.}
County,
Laurel
ceive
sealed
bids
until
7
re¬
p.m
on May 20 for the pur
of $175,000 building bonds
(MST)
chase
Dated July 1,
1952. The bonds are
the amortization plan. Interes;
on
J-J.
in
These bonds
were
column at
our
a
mentioned
previous date
June
$21,700,000 Vet¬
Compensation
on
May 6—v. 175,
Bank,
Elizabeth.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
D.
No. 2,
Bond
(P. O.
Plainfield), N. J.
sealed
Offering
bids
until
Offering—John L. Atkin¬
son, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
posed
of
&
p.
—
Wallace
1951.
Principal and interest payable at
National
the
Shawmut
Bank
of
Due
terest
Dec.
on
1
from 1952 to
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Bound
Brook
Trust
Co.,
Warren.
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield &
Wood, of New York City.
&
bonds
was
Eisen
&
and
system
1952
-
7
riman
May
Dillon
awarded
—
v.
to
Shields
of
offered
on
City, taking $398,000, as 2.05s, at a
price of 100.50, a basis of about
Due
—were
composed
of the Chase National
Bank, Bankers Trust Co., Guar¬
anty Trust Co., all of New York
City, First Boston Corp., Northern
Trust
Co., of Chicago, Salomon
&
Due
1963
1965
to
46,000 31/2S.
1968
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
on
The
1952.
to
bonds
July 1 from
1980
&
1,
Interest J-J.
by Tallmadge
approved
Tallmadge, of Denver.
YORK
Offering
on
June
1953 to 1972 inclusive^
Ehrhardt,
receive
City
will
Comptroller,
bids
sealed
until
12'M
May 15 for the
$1,943,000 bonds, as
(DST)
purchase of
p.m.
on
follows:
improvement
public
$1,190,000
Due
bonds.
June
on
1
from
100,000 park and recreation, se¬
300,000 water supply bonds.
Due
to
1972
&
Marshall, of Seattle,
Bramhall, Barbour & Co., of New
1.48%.
(P. O. Cicero), N. Y.
Bond Sale — The issue of $30,District
water-1952
chased
bonds
was
pur¬
by R. D. White & Co., of
City, as 2.70s, at a
New
York
price
of
1
bonds.
from
Due
1953
to
on
1972
Herkimer
No.
1
June
from
1
1953
inclusive.
June
1
bonds.
from
Due
1953
to
on
1972
inclusive.
bonds
The
are
dated
of
Union
Free
Sch.
Dist.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 building-1952 bonds offered on May 7
-—v.
175, p. 1806—were awarded
to Geo.
Gibbons & Co.
B.
York
City,
as
a
Inc., of
1.60s, at a
basis of about
Lansing, Dryden and Groton
Central Sch. Dist. No.
1
(P. O. Ludlowville),
New
York
Bond Sale—The issue of
-
1952
bonds
$80,006
was
pur¬
chased
by R. D. White & Co., of
City, as 1.90s, at a
price of 100.25, a basis of about
1.86%.
Dated April 1, 1952.
Due
York
on
April 1 from
(A-O)
1953 to
1968 in¬
Principal and interest
payable at the Tompkins
County Trust Co., Ithaca. Legal¬
ity
approved,
b y
Vandewater
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Bond
by
the
York
(State of)
Syndicates headed
National City Bank and
Sale
—
Lehman Bros.,
forces
respectively, joined
and submitted the
success¬
$62,720,000 housing
May 6—v. 175, p.
The winning bid was at a
on
June
1,
net interest cost
a
of about 1.8278%
for the bonds, as
follows:
$14,080,000
from
4s.
1954
Due
to
1.40s.
5,120,000
11,520,000
from
1 %s.
14,080,000
3,840,000
1.90s.
l%s.
15
on
on
May
15
May 15
1977 inclusive.
Due
1989 to
May
inclusive.
1968 inclusive.
Due
1969 to
on
1964
Due
1V2S.
from 1978 to
on
May 15
1988 inclusive.
Due
on
May 15
1999 inclusive.
on May 15
2002 inclusive.
Due
from 2000 to
The
airport
basis
(P. O. Herkimer), N. Y.
from
inclusive.
on
1.70s,
as
1.67%.
14,080,000
1972 inclusive.
school
June
participants of the National
City Bank group were: the First
National Bank, Bankers Trust Co.,
J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc., Smith,
Barney
&
Co.,
all of New York
payable at the National Commer¬
cial Bank & Trust Co., Albany.
City, Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Lazard
Freres & Co., of New York City,
Sullivan,
Hanrahan,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Union Se¬
1952.
Principal and interest (J-D)
100.34, a basis of about Legality
Dated April 1, 1952. Due
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1989 in-
2.67%.
to
1953
81,000
Cicero, Cicero-Oneida Lake Water
on
Co., of New York City,
at a price of 100.06, a
from 1965 to
a
Foster
awarded to R. D. White &
—were
price of 100.04,
J.
City, F. W. Craigie & Co., of Rich¬
000
$19,000 high¬
equipment-1952 bonds of¬
on April 30-r-w. 175, p. 1806
way
1906.
Lawrence
—
York
ful bid for the
Albany, N. Y.
Bond
,
Sale—The
New
Feb.
maturing in" 1962
callable.
are
Legality
dated
are
The bonds
1.90s.
as
O. Henderson),
New
inclusive.
1980
to
inclusive.
Due
1967
300,000 3%s.
July 1 from
on
City, and A. Webster Dougherty
& Co., of Philadelphia, as IV2S, at
phia, Coffin & Burr, Eldredge &
Co., both of New York City, J. M.
Dain & Co., of Minneapolis, Kalman & Co., of St. Paul, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis,
The
Milwaukee
Company
of
Milwaukee, Newhard, Cook &
Co., of St. Louis, Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., of New York City,
Co., of Buffalo,
clusive.
inclusive.
372,000
price of 100.09, a basis of about
York
Henderson (P.
New
July 1 from
on
1962
to
from
inclusive.
Due
to
1
July 1 from
on
1959
NEW
$7,628,000 bonds
May 8—v. 175, p. 1906
awarded to a
syndicate
Dist,
175, p. 1690—were awarded to
the Manufacturers and Traders
building
inclusive.
to
1965
July
on
1956
40,000 2V4S.
Buffalo, N. Y.
on
Sch.
bonds
revenue-1952
Due
to
2.00%.
offered
New
Binghamton),
New
$508,-
Hutzler, Barr Brothers &
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., Roose¬
velt & Cross, Gregory & Son, A.
M. Kidder & Co., all of New York
Smithers & Co., both of New York
Common
(P. O.
bonds offered
Bond Sale—The
of
Sale—The $32,000 schooloffered on April 25—
Bond
1951
a
City; F. R. Cole & Co., of Newark,
and Rand
& CO., of New York
Bros.
11
purchased by Lucas,
2s.
1953
1960
175, p. 1906 — were
syndicate composed
& Co., of New York
of
Waeckerle, of Kansas
$40,000
$400,000 sewer
bonds
No.
improvement,
sewer
37,000 2%s.
Sale—The
Galloway,
1.56%.
City, and Associates, as follows:
County
Bond
Corp., of New
City, Alex. Brown & Sons,
of Baltimore, W. H. Morton & Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross, Ira Haupt &
Co., all of New York City,
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
of Buffalo, H i r s c h & Co., F. S.
and
1957
Sewer Authority
(P. O. Hackensack), N. J.
Smith,- Barney & Co.j
Co., Union Securities
American Securities
water
JERSEY
NEW
LegalitySykes,
City.
price of 100.21,
N. Mex.
Sale—The issue
refunding
45,000 2V2S.
of¬
Corp., all of New York City, HarRipley & Co., Inc., Eastman,
& Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion, Phelps, Fenn & Co., C. J.
Devine & Co., both of New York
City, John Nuveen & Co., of Chia g 0,
R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
L. F. Rothschild & Co., F. S.
Moseley & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, Kean, Taylor & Co., First
of Michigan Corp., W. E. Hutton
& Co., all of New York City, the
Illinois Company, of Chicago,
Bond
000
by
Legality
approved
Palmer
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
&
Colesville
inclusive.
1966
W.
1690—
syndicate
York
May 22 for the purchase of $235,-; about
000 building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Las Cruces,
noon
re¬
p.m.
by Vandewater,
Heckler
New
(DST) on
May 12 for the purchase of $300,000
notes.
Dated May 14, 1952.
Due on Nov. 26 and Nov. 28, 1952.
Bergen
a
approved
fered
NEW MEXICO
Jones, City Treasurer, will receive
2
May 15 for the purchase
1975
to
Bond
Warren Township Sch. Dist.
Concord, N. H.
com¬
awarded to
Blyth
bonds
1953
Trust
at the National State
or
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Note
until
v.
High
District Clerk, will
Harman,
dated
are
bids
Camillus Bank, Camillus.
1,
1952. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasur¬
R.
(P. O. Laurel), Mont.
Offering — Mrs. Roxene
Bond
bonds
on
and interest
er's office
April 1 from
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
4,000,000
The
Due
of $68,500 water-1952 bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1952. Due on Feb. 1 from
Bond Offering—Arthur N. Pier-
of
1952.
(P. O. Camillas), N. Y,
Offering — Howard W.
sealed
ceive
Newark,
of
5,
Snyder, Town Supervisor, will
(DST)
County
June
Dated
Bond
County (P. O. Elizabeth),
New
a.m.
Dec. 5, 1952.
Camillas
City.
Union
11
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
on
elusive.
.
until
on
notes.
mond, Stroud & Co., of Philadel¬
Sale—The
$35,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on May 5—v.
175, p. 1806—were awarded to the
2^4s, at
1953 to
of
1
bids
May 20 for the purchase
$1,290,000
State
Guaranteed
Zahner & Co., $140,000 park bonds. Due on June
1 from 1953 to 1966 inclusive.
Soden Investment Co., both of St.
125,000 bridge bonds.
Due on
Louis, W. L. Lyons & Co., of
June 1 from 1953 to 1965 in¬
Louisville, and Richards, Merrill
clusive.
& Peterson, of Spokane, at a price
Co.,
Storey,
of)
York
Tunica
on
i t,
r o
Boston.
fered
issue
of, $150,000 road and bridge bonds was
purchased by Cady & Co., of Co¬
lumbus, and M. A. Saunders &
Co., of Memphis, jointly, as 3s
Dated April 1, 1952. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht
road
1, 1952. Due on Jan.
The bonds are callable.
Bond Sale—The
Pittshoro), Miss.
Sale—The
Due
water
sealed
(DST)
will re¬
Minneapolis, Walter Stokes & Co.,
of New York City, Lee W. Carroll ceive sealed bids until noon (DST)
& Co., of Newark, Magnus & Co., on May 21 for the purchase of
of Cincinnati, J. B. Hanauer & $265,000 bonds, as follows:
June
erans'
Bond
t
bonds.
ceive
on
to
"
Note Offering—Robert D.
Sipprell, Executive Director, will re¬
The
son,
(MST) on May 26 for
the purchase of $3,000 special im¬
provement district No. 730 bonds.
Montana (State
Calhoun
Ryan,
e
Municipal Housing
Authority, N. Y.
p.m.
Minneapolis.
MISSISSIPPI
D
>
Buffalo
in¬
June
Sch. Dist.
the
for
man,
til
of
of
re¬
1962
1953
aa
1.49%,
p.m.
clusive.
cisco, Stranahan, Harris & Co., of
Toledo, Allison-Williams Co., of
1.
■.
»
.
Co,,
&
Yellowstone
21 1962.
Legality
approved
by
&
purchase
of
$2,650,000 Charles
Trauernicht, of
St
Louis.
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1952.
Due on July 1 from 1955 to 1982
MONTANA
inclusive. The bonds maturing in
1973 to 1982 are callable. Legality
Great Falls, Mont.
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Bond Sale—Fred L. Hill, City
Minneapolis.
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
*
Sattley
2
Due
from
1,845,000
Schwabacher & Co., of San Fran¬
from
the
Traverse County
V.
until
1
June
&
Philadelphia,
bids
schooL bonds.
$595,000
MacArthur & Co., of De¬
troit, Grande & Co., of Seattle, H.
1958 inclusive.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May
for
Co., all of Cleveland,
of
Department
Finance, will
sealed
(DST) on May 19 for the purchase
$2,440,000 bonds, as follows:
Paul, W. H. Newbold's Son
Co.,
the
York, Buffalo,
price of 100.02, a basis
a
of about
of
from 1959 to 1964 inclusive.
from 1959 to
The
about
ceive
Sutherland & Co., of Toledo, Ken-
-
1953 to
315,000
the
Co.,
Blewer,
Zahner & Co.,
Blynn,
Soden
and
Offering—Theo.C. Schultz,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Trust
Sale—The
and
ower,
1972 inclusive.
bonds
$52,000 3s.
,
Due
of
Revenue
New
IV2S, at
Offering—Donald Spence,
Director
Sullivan
&
Co.,
& Co., both of Denver,
Corbett
of St.
&
se¬
St. Louis Riverview Gardens Sch.
purchased by J. M. Dain & Co., of
as
D
from
Co., Kansas
City. Legality approved by Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
000 street improvement bonds was
Minneapolis,
1
Western
Jersey City, N. J.
Bond
Pickard, Inc.,
of Chicago, Darby & Co., of New
York City, Whiting, Weeks &
Stubbs, of Boston, Juran & Moody,
1, 1962 are
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
Nashwauk, Minn.
Bond
bonds
The
series
improvement,
from 1953 to
The
&
Boettcher
Burns,
inclusive.
June
Due
Williams
Improve¬
June
on
street
ries
Clerk,
from
1
Co., Andrews & Wells,
Co., Merrill, Turben & Co., Baxter,
in¬
1972
June
on
Due
to
250,000
1952.
1973
Principal and interest'
Bath, N. Y.
(A-O) payable at the Cicero State
Bond Sale—The $55,000 sewerBank, Cicero. Legality approved 1952 bonds offered on May 2r—
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of v. 175, p. 1690—were awarded to
New York City.
the Marine Trust
Company of
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Co., Field, Richards &
Prescott &
1972 inclusive.
bonds.
will receive
(CST) on
May 14 for the purchase of $225,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
1952.
to
125,000 Swope
Park
ment,
2nd
issue,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
to
elusive.
city, Heller, Bruce & Co., of San
Francisco,
1953
Due
1953 to
County
District
liess,
j
Bosworth,
bonds.
69
Bond
to
1953
650,000 parking facility, series B
Henning.
Legality
approved by Owen V. Thompson,
of Fergus Falls.
No.
B bonds.
from
1
clusive.
Bank,
Mower
from
1
inclusive.
June
on
June
Due on May 1 from 1954
inclusive.
Principal and
tional
Sim¬
&
Inc., both of New York City, Folger, Nolan, Inc., of Washington,
D. C., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
Gregory & Son, E. F. Hutton &
Co., Rand & Co., all of New York
1,900,000 Municipal Airport, 5th
issue, series D bonds. Due on
of
1963
1, 1952.
to
Ellis
Blunt
Bradford &
1972 inclusive.
$10,000
bridge bonds. Dated May
purchase
June
on
1972
250,000 stadium, series
Roberts,
Township Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on May
13
Due
1953 to
June 1
on
4th issue, series E
sewer,
bonds.
Henning), Minn.
road and
City,
Paul H. Davis & Co., Julien
Collins & Co., all of Chicago, J. C.
mons,
1972 inclusive.
from 1953 to
Offering—Frank
York
.
Inman Township (P. O.
Bond
1
June
on
300,000 trafficway and boulevard,
$140,000 2s.
160,000 2.40s.
I
Due
1972 inclusive.
from 1953 to
follows:
as
bonds.
53
(2005)
approved
by
Donovan, Heenehan &
of New
York City.
First
National
curities
Bank, of
Chicago,
Corp., both of New Yorfc
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Drexel
City,
of Chicago,
'Co.,
&
Bank
to
1,540,000
Continental
Co.,
&
National
Illinois
Common Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Schenectady),
Niskayuna
No.
Roosevelt & Cross, Robert
Winthrop & Co., all of New York
City, Alex. Brown & Sons, of Bal¬
timore,
Hayden,
Stone &
Co.,
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., Dick &
Merle-Smith, Shearson, Hammill
& Co., all of New York City, City
National Bank & Trust Co., of
2
Burr,
Baker,
City,
Kansas
Weeks
p.
&
100.93,
•
of San Fran¬
Co. of Columbus,
& Co., of Los
&
Tilney
city.
1
Offering
•
lOO.OOfl,
1952
American Securities Corp., Bacon,
B
Sale —The
n.d
o
were
series
2.24%,
City,
Central Republic Co.,• of Painted Post. Legality approved
Chicago, Eldredge & Co., of New
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
York City, National State Bank, of
Galloway, of New York City.
Newark, Trust Co. of Georgia,
Perry, N. Y.
Atlanta, G. H. Walker & Co., An¬
drews & Wells, Inc., both of New
Bond Sale
The $28,000 fire
follows:
as
.
first
—
and 1967.
June 1 from
on
Sulzbacker, Gran¬
ger
& Co., of New York City,
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
of Cincinnati, R. D. White & Co.,
of New York City, Fox, Reusch &'
Co., Magnus & Co.,.both of Cin¬
cinnati, National City Bank, of
Cleveland,
Stix
& Co., of St.
Louis, Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬
son,
of Boston, Rand & Co., of
New York City, Sage, Rutty & Co.,
of "Rochester,
Scott, Horner. &
Mason,
of
Lynchburg,
Stark¬
weather & Co., of New York City,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, of
Washington, D. C., R. J. Edwards,
Inc., of Oklahoma City, First of
Iowa Corporation, of Des Moines,
Alfred O'Gara & Co., of Chicago,
D. A. Pincus & Co., of New York
City, Julius A. Ripple, Inc., of
Newark, and Sheridan Bogan Paul
& Co., of Philadelphia.
City,
other
One
the
made
ous
an
a
bid
was
entered
coupon
bids
ing, Olean, until 2:30 p.m. (DST)
on
May 14 for the purchase of
at
1.8365%.
the
State
of
Leading members of the
included
account
Adams, McEntee & Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Arnhold
S.
Bleichroeder, Inc.,
Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus,
and
Bache &
Bank
of the Manhattan
Bros.
&
Co., Barr
$175,000 school-1951 bonds.
on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1980
to
and interest
(A-O) payable at the
National
First
Dated
Due
1, 1951.
1952
Bank, of
Olean.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway,- of
New York City.
'
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on May 13
to
Due
City
son,
Comptroller,
bids
sealed
(DST)
on
chase
of
May
will
until
interest
for
13
$452,000
the
bonds,
pur¬
as
fol¬
lows:
$245,000
public
series A
of
May
on
1
improvement,
1952
from
bonds.
1953
to
Due
1962
inclusive.
197,000
public
series B
on
of
May
improvement,
1952
bonds.
1 from 1953 to
inclusive.
Due
1957
Due
1962
The
1952.
on
May
1
from
1953
to
inclusive.
bonds
are
Principal
Bond
000
Sale—The
bonds
and
May 1,
interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
LXVIII
—v.
175,
notes
p.
offered
on
1906—were
May
6
awarded
the following:
$2,800,000 to Lehman Brothers, at
0.95%, plus a premium of $17.
CAROLINA
Alamance County
sealed
bids
at
of
$350,-
by
a
Raleigh; J. Lee Peeler & Co., of
and
Vance ~ Securities
Durham,
Corp.,
of
Greensboro, at a price
interest cost of about
follows:
of par,.a net
2.81%,
as
$40,000 6s,
$115,000 water bonds:
due
on
1965
due
June
from
1
inclusive;
on
1973
June
1954
234s,"
$40,000
from
1
to
1966
and
1
in
1974
from
1
and
144s,
$25,000
1975,
due
1976
his
office
in
Ra¬
a.m.
(EST)
on
May
Due
.
second series
1 from
Dec.
on
to
on
1980
inclusive.
inclusive.
1972
to
on
Dec.
from
1
inclusive.
1953
'
.
to
Due
1974
;
bonds.
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1953 to 1964 inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
June
1,'
1952.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Irving Trust Com¬
New York City. Legality
by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey,
until noon
(DST) on May 19 for
$294,000 improve¬
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1952:
the purchase of
ment
Due
on
1953
to
and
June
1
from
Legality
Squire, Sanders
Cleveland.
approved by
Dempsey, of
Mt.
Dec.
inclusive.
1962
&
Healthy, Ohio
Ruoff, City
Bond Offering—E. J.
sewer
on
in
1
1
from
inclusive.
;'
1976
until
the
gality
bonds
are
1974
and
to
approved
by
|
I
indicated
the
that in
88
8
some
or
as-!
counties-these
valuations
-
were,
approxi¬
"In order
-
„
achieve its goal of '
to
throughout
the
the:
\
I
State,
"The
Board
of
process
is
just
in the
now
advising
;i
ji1
property.
:
various!
the
County Auditors how much each;
bring them
valuations, to
to this 50%
up
level.::
And until the Auditors themselves l
advised, the increases ordered
for
be
the
various
counties
will
publicly announced.
example
of
But,
which
figures
not
;
an:1
as
have
been
publicly announced, Cuya¬
hoga County has been advised ,to
its
valuations
(of real!
property) -by 30%- for thelcounty;
as
a
whole.
broken
show
the
each
The
down
Board
its
increase
taxing
even'
has
computations to
for?
required
subdivision
in
the
county, to bring, its real property;
valuations up to the standard bf
50% of actual 1946-48 value. These
individual
increases
practically
no
much,
as
101%
as
-
change
for
from
range
on
some
one
to
subdi¬
vision, with the city of Cleveland
itself
to
"We
be
increased
hope
soon
to
28%.r
be
£
-
able to
has
other
counties, including, of
those subdivisions in which
and interest
Dated
the
course,
we
have
(J-D) payable at the cause
Bank, Cincinnati.. loans.
a
of
National
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Ohio
(State of)
Property
Assessed at
&
Co.,
of such
Board
on
June
Mitchell
ations
advise
Local
Pershing, of New York City.
bringing uniformity into the valu-1
Board then concluded to order all
May 15 for
(EST)
Improvement bonds.
1980
'"
dated
I
The
purchase of $50,000 Compton
noon
1, •Only 50% of Actual Value1952. Principal and interest (J-D) In current issue of his "Mu¬
payable in New York City. Le¬ nicipal Letter," J. Austin White,
President of J. A. White &
The
used
were
value.
of the
was
It found
of
Auditor, will receive sealed bids
First
June
{
1946,1947 I
increase
Cleveland.
of
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Bond Offering—R. G. Scott, City
Auditor, will receive sealed bids
234s, due on June 1 from 1966
to 1973 inclusive; $20,000 3s,
on
sion.
are
May 15, 1952. Due on Dec. 15 from
1953 to 1962 inclusive. Principal
sanitary
j
in every taxing
property
should'increase his
500,000 Park, second series B
Road
$85,000 6s, due
real
value
bonds:
June 1 from
1954 to 1965 inclusive; $80,000
235,000
sales
actual
in
real
of
the County Auditors to raise their
-
Center, series B bonds.
to
inclusive; $10,000 3s, due
June
on
June
(P. O.
Commission, will receive
leigh, until 11
issue
studies
the percentage was even lower.
on
approved
purchased
was
says:
counties
These
1
-j
}
mately 50% . of actual 1946-48
values, and in the other counties
in-.
1972
pf
percentwhich the assessed valuation
10
900,000 City Hospital and Health
1975, and $50,000 1 44s, due on
Graham), N. C.
Bond Offering—W. E. Easterling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
C.
Arnold
due
NORTH
N.
composed of Kirchofer
Associates,
Inc.,
of
syndicate
&
Holly,
bonds.
1953
and
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York City.
June
dated
Galloway, of New York City.
$4,340,000 issue
Principal
payable in New
Legality approved by
Mount
-
'
-
,
10,000 sanitary sewer-1952 bonds.
Authority,-
New York
from 1953
1
Due
to
1948.
represent
§
|
3,000,000 Municipal Airport Tar-, assessed valuations of real prop¬
minal Improvement, series D erty to .a level that would repre¬
bonds.
Due on Dec. 1 from
sent 50%
of the actual 1946-48
(M-S)
York City.
re¬
noon
and Chemical Bank & Trust Co.
Sale—The
March
on
inclusive.
bonds.
1953
650,000 recreation,
purchase of $36,000 school
bonds. Dated- March 1,
1958
D
from
1
made
88
estate sales in the years
from- sessed
1
the
subdivision
Station
elusive.
building
1952.
series
Dec.
ment
for the
Dec.
on
which
actual-valuation for that subdivi¬
1
Lakefront Development,
2nd
pany,
urer's
Note
Easter-
E.
Utica, N. Y.
ceive
600,000
(P. O.
Offering—W.
Due
Fire
|;
to in-
of any county
Board
of
age
10th
Dec.
on
law
Board then computed the
to
1972 inclusive.
1953.to
bonds.
"''The
and
1972
1953
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
Carthage), TV. C.
Bond
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Nel¬
Co., Bear, Stearns & Co.,
Blair, Rollins & Co., William Blair
& Co., Blewer, Heitner & Glynn,
New York City Housing
June 1 from
on
Moore County
Page,- 514 Exchange Bank Build¬
Oct.
Due
to
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
B
office of J. Richmond
at the
from
!
"
1983 inclusive.
to
1970
(P. O.
1972-
disposal,
Due
bonds.
500,000 Police and
1 from
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
1953
the
Continuing, Mr. White
of
s e w a g e
series
Due on June 1 from
Due on June
6s.
Dec.
j
The
t
,
inclusive.
451,000
.
1962 inclusive.
to
1953
Bond Offering—R. E. Brundage,
bonds, reflecting a net
to
1
District Clerk, will receive sealed
syndicate
cost
Charlotte; Vance Securi¬
of Greensboro,- and J.
Lee Peeler & Co., of Durham, at a
price .of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.31%, as follows:
Corp.,
Olean), N. Y.
offer of 100.026 for vari¬
interest
No.
Dist.
1972
& Co., of
130,000 3s.
Central
Genesee
and
Sch.
headed by
Chase National Bank having
sale,
of about
*
from
1
on
\
•
did nottcomply with the orders
in¬
the Board of Appeals."
to
Due
!
years
the various counties.
subdivisions
on
2,000,000 general « e.w e r bonds.
1906—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of R. S. Dickson
$40,000 2%s.
Due
1953 to
from
the
>
its
sure
-j : each
1
in
effectiveness, by provid¬
ing that the State could withhold
payment of -State funds • to the
inclusive.
175,■
6—v.
May
on
Dec.
on
$200,000 water
counties
sufficient teeth in
>-650,000 general sewer bonds. Due.
p.
30,000
ville
Close & Kerrier, of Philadel¬
phia, John Small & Co., of New
York City, Stern Bros. & Co., of
the
basis
a
Sale—The
88
among
from.
inclusive.
C.
N.
Kernersville,
ties
Dec. 1 from
;
Legislature a few years ago
which provided that assessed val¬
uations
wereto
;be "equalized
425,000 general sewer-bonds. Due
on
Due
offered
1
'
!
on
State
Deci.
1953 to 1972
1 from
based
was
Legislature, Mr. White notes, "put
bonds.
B
„
,
.
series
ratio
|
the j
of the
The study just completed is the
of a
law enacted by the
from
1
Dec.
on
by
result
Paying
o n
less
or
the
of
improvement
clusive.
1968 to 1980 inclusive.
Portville, Olean, Hinsdale, Clarks-
bo,
Kansas
100.17,
price of
1.66%.
Dec.
120,000 2s. Due on June 1 in 1966
bonds
Due
Moreover," hfe
determination
1946, 1947 and 1948.
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
York
>
on
Dec.
way
half the i
about
studies of real,estate sales in each
1,000,000 off-street parking l o t,
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
Bond
three
bonds.
420,000 244s. Due on June 1 from
City, Commerce Trust Co., truck-1952 bonds offered on May
of Kansas City, Field, Richards & 2—v.
175, p. 1806—were awarded
Co., of Cleveland, B. F. Button & to Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., as
Due
on
the
50%
,
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
720,000 244s.
Due
only
less)."
'
State Board of Tax Appeals
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
$240;000 2Vzs. Due on June 1 from
—
'Co., Mackey, Dunn & Co., New- 1.70s, at a price of 100.11, a basis
burger, Loeb & Co., all of New , of about 1.67%.
York City, Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
of Philadelphia, .Tripp & Co., of
Plandome, N. Y.
New York City, Robert W. Baird
Bond
Sale
The
$15,000 fire
& Co., of Milwaukee, Burns, Corapparatus-1952 bonds offered-on
bett & Pickard, Inc., of Chicago,
April 30—v. 175, p. 1806—were
First National Bank, of Minne¬
awarded to Roosevelt & Cross, of
apolis, First National Bank, of St. New York City, as 1.70s, at a
bonds.
900,000
of about
interest cost
.♦
even
adds,
1962 inclusive.
950,000 City's Po r t i
-
net
(or
a.m.
bonds.
B
(local) debt to actual
is
ratio of debt to assessed valuation
Finance, will receive
1 from -1953 to
City, and Scott, Horner & Mason,
of Lynchburg, at a price of 100.a
"the ratio of
valuation
$450,000 Cjty?s Portion Paying, 4th
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., F. W.
Craigie & Co., of Richmond, Paul
Frederick & Co., of New York
004,
particular interest to inves- j
Ohio municipal securities,
}
according to Mr. -White,., in that i
976,000 bonds, as follows:
posed of Halsey, S t u a.r t & Co.,
I
tors in
(DST) on
May 14 for the purchase of $12,-
on
was gen-
■be of
.
Ohio
sealed bids until 11
C bonds of¬
May 6—v. 175, p. 1806—
awarded to a syndicate com¬
fered
of
any
Accordingly, it
of assessed to true value
ranged from 60% to 80%. The-official analysis that the figure .i$ '
no more thaij. 50%, or less, should
'
Cleveland,
Director
with
orally assumed that the percent-
1961
Bond Offering—F. R. Hanrahan,
$1,500,000
impos7
percentage
semblance of ac^-
age
about 2.55%.
school building, series
the subject, it was
on
base
r
O.
,
says Mr. White,
of
authoritative
absence
curacy.
equipment
$310,000 school
addition bonds offered *on May li
—v.
175, p. 1589—were awarded
to Hayden, 'Miller & Co., of jCin-i.
cinnati, and Associates, as - 2%s,
at a
price of 101.91, a basis of
1981 inclusive.
j
sible to determine the
Bond Kale—The
of
i
for. tax pur-
less of actual
or
Heretofore,
the
data
OHIO
inclusive.
County (P.
in
inclusive.
1970
Canfield Local Sch. Dist., OhiQ
Lexipgton), TV. C.
able
Paul, Hall & Co., the Illinois Co.,
of Chicago, King, "Quirk & Co.,
of New York City, Milwaukee Co.,
of Milwaukee, Northwestern Na¬
tional Bank, of Minneapolis, Ram-
to
transportation
studies
Appeals, local .property in
value.
p.m.t
inclusive.
Due on May 1 from
David&on
8
bonds. Due from 1955 to
April 16—v. 175,
1959
to
1960 to
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
at the First National Bank,
all of New York
1955
86,000,344s.. Due on May 1 from
(J-D) payable at the
First National Bank, Sparkill. Le¬
Phelps,
gality approved by Hawkins,
Fenn & Co., of New York City,
Delafield & Wood, ;of "New York
Clore, Forgan & Co., First Na¬
City.
tional Bank, of Portland, Eastman,
IPainted Post, "N. Y.
Dillon
&
Co.,. Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Merrill Lynch,
Bond Offering—Thos. F. CumPierce, Fenner & Beane, all of mings, Village Treasurer, will re¬
New York City, Harris, Hall &
ceive
sealed
bids until
2 p.m.
Co., Stroud & Co., of Philadelphia, (DST) on May 14 for the purchase
Boatmen's National Bank, of St. of
$71,000
Village Hall
bonds.
Louis, Hirsch & Co., Wm. E. Pol¬ Dated March 1, 1952. Due on Sept.
lock
&
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., 1 from 1953 to 1970 inclusive.
Stevenson & Co.,
1953
until
bids
exhaustive
at only 50%
on
7,000
3.23%, as follows:
about
$14,000 2%s.
and interest
were:
group
sealed
of
State is assessed
poses
$23,000 building bonds. Due from
interest*, cost
net
a
the
May 12 for the purchase1
of $30,000 bonds, as follows:
and Fox, Reusch & Co,, of
Cincinnati, jointly, at a price of
1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from
to 1961 inclusive. Principal
June
participants of the Lehman
Brothers
to
Monday, May 12, 1952
.
basis
of Tax
|
Brown,!
of Education, will;
of Board
(CST)
boro,
May 21 for the purchase ef $200,000 construction bonds. Dated
Co., of New York
(P. O. Atoka), Okla.
1589—w e r e awarded to McLewis & Co., of Greens¬
p.
Edward A.
—
Clerk
the
Offering —L. B.
Daniel
Orangetown Common Sch. Dist.
No. S (P. O. Tappan), N. Y.
Bond
i
The
of
basis of about 2.12%.
a
Daube, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
Shelby Cullom Davis &
Co., of New York City, Newhard,
Cook & Co., of St. Louis, Chas. W.
Scranton & Co., of New'Haven,
and
bonds offered on
1
receive
Sale—The $100,000 water
Bond
Hall & Co., of New
City, as 2.20s, at a price
York
No.
Yanceyville
Sanitary District (P. O.
Yanceyville), N. C.
1906—were awarded to a syndi¬
composed of Roosevelt
&
of Buffalo, and
Angeles,
i
.
just completed by the State Board
County Jndep. Sch. Dist. }'
Bond
Caswell County,
of New York City, Manu¬
facturers and Traders Trust Co.,
Staats
R.
William
school
175,
May 6—v.
on
Cross,
Whipple & Co., of Chicago, Singer,
Deane & Scribner, of Pittsburgh,
cisco, the Ohio
offered
cate
Harden, of New York City, Bacon,
Dean Wrtter & Co.,
Sale—The $561,000
Bond
Atoka
payable in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell &
Pershing, of New York City.
New York
bonds
building,
school
mium of $87.
Wood, Struthers
New York City, Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Coffin &
OKLAHOMA
purchase of $200,000
series E bonds.
Dated Sept.
1, 1948.
Due on
March 1 from 1954 to 1978 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
the
for
13
&
Bros.
Salomon
.
Hutzler, at 1.00%, plus a pre¬
Trust
& Co., of
-
.
(2006)
.54
Cincinnati,
reveals that on
increases
calculated
wliich
for
the
several
continuing interest be-!
having
underwritten
I
"But the principal purpose of
this Municipal Letter' is to indi¬
cate that we now have authori-tative data for the statement that
real
at
property is assessed
only 50%
less—and
of
actual
bear
in
actual value is
as
1952.
Actually,
as
mind
of
in
Ohio
value,
that
or
the
1946-48, not
the facts cited
Number 5115
Volume 175
..
Lane
will indicate^, many subdi¬
above
visions will have to increase
materially
Valuations
to
such
bring
Worthington, Ohio
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
&
were
received for the $6,500 street im¬
OKLAHOMA
-Grady County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 56 (P. O. Alex), Okla.
Sale—The
Bond
i
1954
of Alex, as follows:
Due in 1955.
...
Due in 1956 and 1957.
6,500 IV2S.
the
Portland, at
build¬
ing bonds offered on May 5—v.
175, p. 1907—were awarded to the
of Kan¬
First Securities Company
of Wichita, at a net interest
sas,
cost of about 1.34 %.
;
OREGON ;;
: ••
000
Oregon•; ' •".<■■-1
.'
receive
will
Clerk,
District
son,
(PST)
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
on
May. 12 for the purchase of $53,000
School bonds. Dated May 12, 1952.
Due
1953 to 1962
Nov. 12 from
on
inclusive.
The bonds maturing on
and
Nov.
after
able. Principal
12, 1959, are call¬
jEree, McCulloch, Shuler & Say re,
Portland.
of
<:
,
'
'
Bond Sale—The
1949
on
a
Due
Legality
Prin¬
Portland.
"
;
""
/ T".
1'
v
'
■
•
Medford,
■
.
•/
>■.
.
Ore.
<■
'
Saler—The
Bond
$48,523.65
im¬
provement bonds offered on May
6—v. 175, p.- 1907—were awarded
to
the
l%s.
United
of
Bank,
..
iy4S,
as
.*
..
North
...
National
States
Portland,
and
Bend, Ore.
City Recorder; will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Due
on May
$132,500
May 1, 1952.
May 1 from 1966 to 1975
the
on
inclusive.
(PST)
purchase
Principal
interest
and
1691—were awarded to the
Benton
County State Bank, of
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
cost
p.
Corvallis,
of
at
interest
net
a
Sayre, of Portland.
1.84%.
about
•
;
v
.
-
,•
.
*
Philometh,
Knoxville, and
Co., Nashville, at
a
net interest
2.85%,
$85,000 iy2s. Due
1960
1954 to
1
from
various
Oct. 1 from
on
1977 inclusive.
Selmer,
^
Bond
series
To the Chemical Bank
R.
Bond
I.
Providence.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by -Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
C.
—
C.
1.05%;
Sale—The
offered
on
—were
awarded
tional
$500,000
May 8—v. 175,
notes
p.
1907
to the First Na¬
Bank, of Boston, at
1.09%
lege of Texas (P. O. College
Station), Texas
Bond Sale—The $300,000 Tarleenue-
College Dormitory Rev¬
1952 bonds offered on May 3
1590—were awarded
E. J. Prescott & Co., of Minne¬
175,
—v.
to
apolis,
p.
at
net
a
interest
cost
of
about 3.45%.
discount.
South Kingstown, R.
school
Agricultural and Mechanical Col¬
S
a
1
e
building
—
The
and
Floydada, Texas
7^
$1,000,000
..^,
equipment-
Bond
electric
000
issue
Sale—The
light
of $395,-
revenue-1952
1952
-
tional
Bank,
as
both
of
Portland,
4s, 2J/4S and 2V2s, at a
Philadelphia, Pa.
1972
inclusive. The
bonds matur¬
ing subsequent to Jan. 1, 1963 are
Legality
May 6 callable. Interest J-J.
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
175, p. 1691—were awarded to approved
Lane County, Oakway Water Dist.
Barker, Scott 8c Barber, of Min¬
a
syndicate composed of the Na¬
(P. O. Eugene), Ore.
tional City, Bank, of New York neapolis.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 water
Harris' Trust
&
Savings
bonds offered on April 28—v. 175, City,
TENNESSEE
Bank, of Chicago, First National
p. 1691—were awarded to Blyth
Bank, of Portland, Salomon Bros.
Davidson County (P. O.
& Co., of Portland, at a net in¬
& Hutzler,JR. W. Pressprich & Co.,
terest cost of about 2.96%.
Nashville), Tenn.
both of New York City, Weeden &
Bond Sale—The $500,000 Farm¬
Lane County Sch. Dist. No. 4
Co., of San'Francisco, Aubrey G. ers
Market, second series bonds
(P. O. Eugene), Ore.
Lanston & Co:, of New York City,
offered on May 7—v. 175, p. 1807—
Bond Sale—The $976,000 school Butcher & Sherrerd, of Philadel¬
were
awarded to the Equitable
bonds offered on May 5—v. 175,
phia, Roosevelt & Cross, W. E. Securities
Corporation, and Wood,
p. 1907—were awarded to a syn¬ Hutton & Co., both of New York
Gundy & Co. Inc., of New York
dicate composed of Blyth & Co.,
City,
the
Illinois Company, of
United States National Bank, both Chicago, Robert Winthrop & Co., City, jointly, as 1.90s, at a price
of 100.51, a basis of about 1.86%.
of Portland, and the Northern of New York City, Folger, Nolan,
Trust Co., of Chicago, at a price Tnc..
of Washington,
D. C.. and
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
of par, a net interest cost of about
Coffin, Betz & Co., of Philadel¬
Bond Offering—Grady H. Car¬
2.02%, as follows:
phia, at a price of 100.11, a net roll, City Clerk, will receive
net
interest
cost
of
about
2.39%.
Bond
Sale —The
funding bonds
$7,700,000
offered
re-
on
—v.
$208,000
from
2 Vz s.
1953 to
768,000 2s.
1957
Due
to
on
March ~1
1956 inclusive.
Due on March 1 from
1971
inclusive.
interest
cost
of
about
2.06%,
as
follows:
sealed
1960 inclusive.
bids
until
11
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
$450,000 natural gas system reve¬
nue, bonds.
Dated0 June 1, 1952.
on
$2,464,000 3s. Due on July 1 from
1953 to
& Trust
Smith,
TEXAS
ton State
Newport, R. I.
Note
Bond
Ore.
Offering
.
jointly,
on
1692—were awarded as follows:
p.
,
.
housing agencies
May 1—v. 175,
public
offered
notes
Tenn.
Sale—The
provement
Administration
(Washington, D. C.), U. S.
Note Sale —The $188,384,000
Oct. 1 from
on
1971 inclusive.
1961 to
STATES
Public Housing
inclusive.
183,000 2%s. Due
ISLAND
Oct.
on
UNITED
follows:
as
1950 bonds offered on May 6—v. bonds was
purchased by the Cen¬
$29,875.76 im¬
bonds of¬ 175, p. 1907—were awarded to a tral Investment Co., of Texas, Dal¬
Bond Sale—The $90,000 sewer fered on May 5—v.M75, p. 1907— syndicate composed of Estabrook las, as 3V2s, 31/4S, and 33/4s. Dated
& Co., R. L. Day & Co., both of
bonds offered on April 24—v. 175
were
awarded
to
the
Benton
April 15, 1952. Legality approved
p. 1691—were awarded to the
County State Bank, of Philomath, Boston, G. H. Walker & Co., of by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
Whiting, Weeks
& of Dallas.
a
First National Bank, of Portland
net
interest cost of about Providence,
Stubbs, and Townsend, Dabney &
3.31%.
Kingsport, Tenn.
Douglas County Sch/- Dist. No. 8
Tyson, both of Boston, as 2.10s, at
(P. O. Canyonville), Ore.
^
a nrice of 100.51,
Bond Sale—The $271,000 bonds
7
PENNSYLVANIA
a basis of about
7 ^
Bond Sale—The $12,000 build¬
2.04%. /.7
offered on May 6—v. 175, p. 1691—
;
ing bonds offered on April-24— Fayette County (P. O. Uniontown),
were awarded to Davidson & Co.,
Pennsylvania
SOUTH DAKOTA
v.
175, p. 1589—were awarded to
of Knoxville, and Associates, at a
Bond Offering — John R. Hoye,
the United States National Bank,
net interest cost of about 2.38%.
Hot Springs, S. Dak.
Controller, will receive
of Portland, at a net interest cost County
Bond
Offerng—Willis L. Fox. Nueces County, Navigation District
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (DST) on
of about 2.43%.
No. 1 (P. O. Corpus Christi),
May 14 for the purchase of $512,- City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May 19
Texas
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 34 000 bonds, as follows:
for the purchase of $25,000 street
(P. O. Elkton), Ore.
Bonds Publicly Offered—A syn¬
$250,000 improvement bonds.
.Bond Sale—The $165,000 build¬
improvement bonds. Dated June 1, dicate composed of Ira Haupt &
262,000 improvement bonds.
1952. Due on Jan. 1 from 1954 to
ing bonds offered" on April 28—
Co., Bache & Co., both of New
Latrobe, Pa.
v.
1965 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
175, p. 1589—were awarded to
York City, M. E. Allison & Co.,
Bond
Blyth & Co., and the United States
Offering — Victor E. gality approved by Faegre & of San
Antonio, Allen & Co., of
National Bank, both of Portland, Lynch,
Borough Secretary, will Benson, of Minneapolis.
New York City, Townsend, Dab¬
jointly, at a net interest cost of receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Rapid City Independent Sch. Dist., ney & Tyson, of Boston, Mcabout 2.67%.
(DST) on May 20 for the purchase
South Dakota
Dougal & Condon, of Chicago, Co¬
of
$100,000
general
obligation
lumbian
Securities
Corp.,
of
Jackson County Sch. Dist. No. 6
Bond Offering — S. F. Myron,
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1952.
Due
Texas, San Antonio, Roosevelt &
(P. o. Central Point), Ore.
on
June 1 from 1953 to 1972 in¬ District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The $195,000 school
Cross,
of New York City,
clusive.
by bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
Legality
approved
bonds offered on May 5—v. 175,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of San
& 14 for the purchase of $550,000
Burgwin,
Churchill,
Ruffin
p.
1807—were awarded to Blyth
building bonds.
Dated June
1, Antonio, Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
Freidrichs & Co., of New Orleans.
& Co., and the United States Na¬
1952.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1955 to
Sanitary District (P. O. Box 176,
Roseburg), Ore.
>
;
&
100.58,
132,000 3V4S. Due
Co.,
•
Douglas County, North Roseburg
of
price
of
Co.,
Estes
and interest payable at the
by Winfre^; McCulloch, Shuler &
175,
"
cipal
of
Dated
bonds.
&
N.
cost of about
First National Bank, Boston, or at
the Rhode Island Hospital Trust
Bond Offerng—Virgil Klockars,
for
W.
Sale—The issue of $150,building bonds was purchased
by Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of
Dallas, as 2y2s, 3V4S and 3V2S.
Dated April 1, 1952. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Co., New York City, and Associ¬
ates:
$3,100,000 Chester, Pa., at
Bond Bale —The $2,350,000 Town
Recorder,
will
receive
$313,000 Selma, Ala., at
bonds offered on May 7—v. 175, sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on 1.02%;
May 23 for the purchase of $270,- 1.06%; $417,000 Kern County,
p. 1907—were awarded to a syn¬
Calif., at 1.06%; $353,000 Ana¬
dicate composed of Halsey, Stuart 000 natural gas revenue, series A
& Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co., R. W. bonds. Dated May 1, 1952. Due on conda, Mont., at 1.06%; $1,829,000
Oakland, Calif., at 1.05%; $5,000,Pressprich & Co., Laidlaw & Co., May 1 from 1954 to 1981 inclusive.
000 San Antonio, Texas, at 1.04%;
B. J.-Van Ingen & Co., all of New The bonds maturing on or after
York City; Schoellkopf, Hutton & May 1, 1971, are callable. Princi¬ $1,198,000 Newark, N. J., at 1.04%;
Pomeroy, of Buffalo; Roosevelt & pal and interest payable at the $489,000 Southwest Georgia, Re¬
Cross, and R. D. White & Co., both Union Planters National Bank & gional, at 1.06%; $1,780,000 New
of New York City, as 2V2S, at a Trust Co., Memphis. Legality ap¬ Albany, Ind., at 1.06%; $252,000
Fort Wayne, Ind., at 1.06%; $1,price of 100.34, a basis of about proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
200,000 Newport News, Va., at
2.47%. Dated June 1, 1952. Prin¬ Chicago.
'
....
Bond
of Jackson, Cumberland Se¬
Corp., of Nashville, Da
vidson
Sch. Diat.
Texas
67,
000
curities
basis of about 1.40%.
Cranston,
by Winfree,
& Sayre,': of
approved
McCulloch, -Shuler
-O;
Co.,
price of 100.15,
a
a
dicate composed of C. H. Little &
1972 to
interest
and
175,
175, p. 1807—were
Blair,. Rollins & Co.,
RHODE
July 1
on
to
No.
$400,000 school
syn¬
College, Pa.
IV2S, at
as
and
(J-J) payable
the office of the City Treasurer.
13
May 5—v.
30—v.
Bank, New
City.
Winona Con. Rural High
1379—were awarded to
p.
was
Co.,
&
from 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
water
$400,000 water-
offered
bonds
;
,
Ore.
Corvallis,
-
■
,
$300,-
National Bank,
States
both of Portland.
and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by-Win;--
Inc.,
of
bonds
Blyth
by
United
Ore.
issue
disposal
sewage
the
Peter*
Offering—AltaR.
Sale—The
purchased
'
Bond
April
awarded
at
.
Sch. Dist..26C (P. O.
I, Box 542, North Bend),
Coos County
Route
a
McMinnville,
cipal
V
State
Sale—The
O.
bonds offered on April 24—v.
Tripp
about 2.68%.
Bond
Bond
Bond Sale—The $140,000 street
Co., of
offered
on
net interest cost of improvement bonds
N.
Chas.
National
State.
County (P.
Athens), Tenn.
a
building bonds was purchased
Dy
Sale—The $27,500
Bond
j
of
issue
000
(P. O. Jones), Okla.
9
Sale—The
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Oklahoma County
No.
(P. O. Elmira), Ore.
Bond
■
Chase
York
are
McMinn
National Bank,
First
139
the
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Walter S.
Media. Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
$10,-
County Sch. Dist. No.
1955 to 1977
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
York City. Legality approved by
Principal
inclusive.
from
bonds
55
Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas, Caldwell. Marshall, Trim¬
ble & Mitchell, of New York City,
or by the Attorney-General of the
1962 to 1977
Dated Pusey, Jr., District Secretary, will
May 1 from receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Due on
1956
to
Lane
equipment bonds of¬
fered on April 28—v. 175, p. 1807
—were awarded to the First Na¬
$3,000 1V4S.
Offering—Mrs.
1
maturing in
callable. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Springfield Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Springfield), Pa.
Bond
June
on
inclusive. The
(DST) on May 21 for the purchase
and interest payable at the County of
$300,000 improvement bonds.
Treasurer's office, or at the fiscal Dated June
1, 1952. Due on June 1
agency of the State in New York from 1953 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
City.
cipal and interest payable at the
portation
tional Bank,
Due
$60,000 scnool bonds.
May 1, 1952.
trans¬
$9,500
1
inclusive.
1977
1966 to
(PST) On May 14 for the purchase
provement bonds offered on April
26—v. 175, p. 1691.
July
on
3,696,000 2s. Due on July 1 from
will receive sealed
the office of Husband, Fort
Johnson, of Eugene, until 8 p.m.
of
Due
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
District Clerk,
bids at
l%s.
1,540,000
No. 32
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Eugene), Ore.
Bond Offering—Alice Peckam,
the 50% level."
them up to
(2007)
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.
May
20
for
the
Chas. B. White &
Co., of Houston,
Dempsey & Co., of Chicago, Tay¬
&
lor
Co., of Beverly Hills,
Inc., of Dallas,
& Co., of New York
& Moody, of St. Paul,
Edwards,
Small
Juran
Carswell
R. J.
John
City,
Volz,
&
Co., Emerson & Co.,
both of San Antonio, Dreyfus &
Co., of New York City, First of
Corp., San Antonio, Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., of Chi¬
Texas
Detroit, Mich.,
$21,193,000
$4,000,000
105th series, at 1.04%;
Los Angeles, Calif., at
1.04%; $8,-
52nd series
1.04%; $6,753,000 Pittsburgh,
Pa., at 1.02%; $8,993,000 Dallas,
Texas, at 1.05%, $793,000 Salis¬
000,000 Norfolk, Va.,
at
bury, N. C., at 1.06%.
To
New
National Bank,
Chase
the
York
$5,425,000 Na¬
Housing Authority,
at
1.00%; $3,500,000 Pittsburgh,
Pa., at 1.02%; Detroit, Mich.; $1,000,000 103rd series, at 1.02%; $1,500,000 104th series, at 1.02%; $1,500,000 104th series, at 1.04%, $3,000,000 105th series, at 1.03%, Los
Angleles, Calif.: $3,000,000-72nd
series, at 103%; 1$3,000,000 72nd
series, at 1.04%; $1,500,000 Ches¬
City:
tional Capital
ter, Pa., at 1.02%; $2,000,000 Los
Angeles County, Calif., at 1.02%;
$1,336,000
County,
Angeles
Los
Calif., at 1.05%, $3,500,000 San
Antonio, Texas, at 1.03%; $1,500,000 Oakland, Calif., at 1.04%, $2,000,000 New Albany, Ind., at
1.04%; $1,000,000 Jersey City, N.
68th series, at 1.02%; $6,750,000 Chicago, 111., at 1.02%; $4,000,-
J.
000
Dallas, Texas, at 1.03%, $4.~
000,000 Dallas, Texas, at 1.04%
$4,000,000 Dallas, Texas, at 1.05%.
To
ner
Merrill
& Beane:
Lynch,
Pierce Fen
$555,000 Alexandria,
La., at 1.05%.
To
Anglo - California National
Bank, Los Angeles: $276,000 Sac¬
ramento County, Calif., at 1.03%.
To
Fidelity
Union
Trust
Newark: $5,000,000 Newark,
at 1.02%, $5,000,000 Newark,
at
1.04%.
To
York
the
Hanover
City:
Bank,
New
$4,000,000 Newark,
N.
J., at 1.03%; $4,000,000 New¬
ark, N. J., at 1.04%; $2,000,000
San Antonio, Texas, at 1.03%.
To
the
Hanover
Bank,
New
York
City, and C. J. Devine & Co.,
jointly; Jersey City, N. J., notes,
$1,500,000 69th series, at 1.03%;
$1,968,000 60th series, at 1.04%;
$1,830,000 Detroit, Mich., 104th
series, at 1.04%.
To the Lincoln National
Newark: $1,000 Newark,
McDonald-Moore & Co., of
1.03%.
Detroit, Channer Securities Co.,
cago,
Cor,
N. J.,
N. J.,
Bank,
N. J., at
To the Federal Trust Co., New¬
Gregory Harrington &
of New York City, McRob- ark: $4,400,000 Newark, at 1.04%.
erts & Co., of San Antonio, Her¬
To the Trust Co. of New Jersey,
bert J. Sims & Co., Rand & Co.,
Jersey City: $500,000 69th series,
both of New York City, and J. B. at 1.03%.
Hanauer & Co., of Newark is ofTo Salomon Bros. & Hutzler:
f e r i n g $3,250,000 improvement
$2,000,000 Los Angeles County,
revenue
bonds.
Dated March 1,
Calif., at 1.05%.
of Chicago,
Co.,
1952.
to
Due
1972
callable.
on
March
inclusive.
1 from
1962
The bonds are
Principal and
interest
(M-S) payable at the Harris Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
Chicago, or at
To
the
Trust
City National
Co.,
series 149, at
To
the
Chicago:
Bank &
$1,000,000
1.00%.
First
National
Bank,
56
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(2008)
111.,
$4,000,000 Chicago,
1.03%.
Chicago:
000 swimming
Dated ples National Bank of Washing¬
pool bonds.
May 1, 1952. Due on May 1 from ton, Seattle, First National
1954 to
1967 inclusive. Legality of Everett, and the Chas. N.
Bank,
Tripp
To the Sears Community State
Co., of Portland, at a price of
approved by Preston, ThorgrimBank, Chicago: $1,000,000 Chicago,
100.03, a net interest cost of about
son & Horowitz, of Seattle.
111., series 149, at 1.03%.
1.97%, as follows:
series 149, at
Illinois Na¬
*~To the Continental
tional Bank & Trust Co.,
Chicago:
1.04%.
at
No. 401 (P.
111., series 149,
Chicago,
$550,000
King County, Highline Sch. Dist.
O. Seattle), Wash.
$600,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
May 7—v.
To the Harris Trust & Savings 175, p. 1590—were awarded to a
Bank, Chicago: $1,400,000 Chicago, syndicate composed of the Pacific
HL, series 150 and 151, at 1.00%. National Bank, of Seattle, Dean
To
the
Lake
Shore
National Witter & Co., of San Francisco,
Bank, Chicago: $1,000,000 Chicago, and the First National Bank, of
Portland, at a net interest cost
I1L, series 150, at 1.02%.
of about 2.14%, as follows:
To the American National Bank
&
ing
Trust
Chicago: $984,000
Chicago, 111., series 150, at 1.03%.
Co.,
219,000 2s.
1958
Chicago: $984,000 Chicago, 111.,
series 150, at 1.03%.
1965
Bank, Chicago: $492,000 Chicago,
of Norfolk: Norfolk, Va.
$1,033,000 51st series, at
merce,
notes,
d 6.97%;
<038%.
:•
National Bank
Central
the
To
\
52nd series, at
$1,000,000
& Trust Co., Peoria:
$1,934,000 Pe¬
oria, 111., at 1.03%.
Puerto
de
Associates, San Juan:
$3,000,000 Ponce, P. R., at 1.02%;
and$12,500, Puerto Rico, at 1.02%.
and
VIRGINIA
Bristol,
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
Va.
dicate
Securities Corp.,
—
1966 and
The $8,000,000
a
175, p. 1380—were
awarded to
syndicate composed of
Blythjk
Co., of New York City, Harriman
Ripley &
&
W.
Baird & Co.,
Bank,
of
Seattle,
of Menomonee Falls Joint Sch.
1967.
Dist. No. 1
Wis.
Bond Sale—The
1952
1591—were awarded to
and A. G.
175, p.
v.
$650,000 seweroffered on May 6—
bonds
the First National Bank,
Becker
&
of
both
Co.,
Chicago,
jointly, as 1Y2S, at a price
101.14, a basis of about 1.31%.
of
April
on
Principal and interest
able
at
were
Sale—The $5,000,000
&
Co.,
of
awarded
to
the Farmers & Merchants
ers
Trust
bonds
Co., of New York City,
City,
First National
Bank,
of
Towns
West
and Laketown
1
Bond
District
bids
Offering
Drexel
&
Co.,
Mercantile
kee
Co.,
of
Gregory Pressprich
&
Milwaukee,
Co.,
of
R.
New
W.
York
all of New York City; Peo¬ City, C. F. Childs & Co., of Chi¬
&
—
W.
F.
.
5
the
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
on
of
May
$40,000
May 1 from 1953 to 1957
Principal
(M-N) payable at
place
agree¬
able to the purchaser and the Dis¬
trict.
Legality approved by Dor-
sey,
Colman,
Barker,
4.21%,
Due
Bank
4s.< Due
on
follows:
by the P. M.
Montreal, at
interest
a
Due
1960 and
cost
of
Due
Dec.
on
Scott,
&
Barber, of Minneapolis.
$16,000
4s.
1953 to
Due
on
54,000 4^s. Due
1963 to
The
on
are
1952.
in
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
1,325,000
2.60s.
Due
on
Dec.
1
■
from 1968 to 1979 inclusive.
Pearisburg, Va.
$45,000 street
improvement
bonds offered
on
May 7 —v. 175, p. 1908 — were
Bond
awarded
of
to
R.
Richmond,
tional
Bank,
^jointly,
100.14,
Say
Sale—The
2V2s,
as
at
to
price of
a
to
Kennewick, Wash.
Bond
Offering
thousands how
—
every quarter i give
Clerk,
idividend
new
recognize Cancer and what to do
about it.
Marjorie A.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
May 20 for the purchase of $100,-
City
laboratories and scientists who
V
helps support
are
every dollar i send
buys
new
curing Cancer.
Just write "CANCER"
THE DAYTON POWER
DAYTON, OHIO
119th Common Dividend
The Board of Directors hos declared
regular quarterly dividend of 50c
per
share
•he
Company, payable
on
the Common Stock of
on
June 2,
1952 to stockholders of record at
the close of
business
on
Moy 14,
1952.
GEORGE SELLERS,
Secretary
May 2, 1952
cure
Cancer.
notice
AND EIGHT COMPANY
dedicat¬
ing their lives to find the cause—and
ment, establishes new facilities for treating
a
by
every nickle and dime i
give helps teach
WASHINGTON
Miller,
help those .stricken
Cancer to live again.
basis of about 2.48%.
a
to yourself
...here is life-giving money
H. Brooke & Co.,
and Peoples Na¬
of
Charlottesville,
containing
your
check
or money
on
the
envelope
order. It will be
delivered to the American Cancer Society office
in your state.
AMERICAN
CANCER
SOCIETY '
4.75%,
as
equip¬
and
of
May
1
from
May 1 from
1967 inclusive.
bonds
from:
1
1„
1962 inclusive.
Dec. 1 from
on
.
•
about
1961.
510,000 2%s.
1 from
Cing-Mars, Inc., of
price of 97.01, a net
1952 to 1959 inclusive.
150,000 2y4 s.
May
L'ile, Que.
-
*
Due on Dec. 1
from
Bond Sale—The issue of $70,000
water works bonds was purchased
net interest cost of about 2.59%,
$515,000 3s.
1
1952.
cinnati; Peoples National Bank, of
Charlottesville; H. V. Sattley &
Co., of Detroit, and Stubbs, Smith
& Lombardo, at a price of 100.02,
a
follows:
May
-bonds^are* datedv May
Co., of Memphis; Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta; Mc¬
Donald & Co., of Cleveland; Prov¬
ident Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
Breed & Harrison, both of Cin¬
.as
net interest
1962 inclusive.
to
Trust
&
pur¬
composed
of Toronto,
the Dawson,
of Montreal,
as
on
$500,-
interest follows:
and
a
of
was
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
The
Moses,
2s.
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
for
..
(P. O.
Wis.
Frederic),
15
304,000
Common Sch.
1,
Que.
issue
syndicate
a
cost of about
1953
Dist. Joint No. 3
inclusive.
Aubrey G. Lan- Trust Co., of St. Louis, Milwau¬
by
Gairdner
$196,000
Sweden,
April
public works bonds
chased
Clam Falls, Luck, Bone Lake
Baltimore, Braun, Bosworth & Inc., Blyth &
Co., of New York
'Mere,
Sale—The
Co.,
Bank, Menomonee Falls. Legality
Casgrain & Co., and
approved by the Attorney General
Hannaford, Ltd., both
of the State.
at a price of 94.14, a
syndicate
a
000
pay¬
dated
Scott, Horner &
John NuChicago; Union
National
Planters
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
are
Grand
of
May 6—v. 175, p. 1692
on
(J-J)
1972
bonds
Bond
•
the
Bond
The
to
Mason, of Lynchburg;
veen
from
1
1952.
Jan. 1 from 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
Village of Frederic and Parts of
Madison, Wis.
offered
1963
Bast,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May 19
for the purchase of $135,000 school
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1952. Due on
Chicago, Alex. Brown & Sons, Chicago, Harriman Ripley & Co.,
& Son,
Due
19,500 4M>s. Due
Walter
—
A. C. Allyn & Co., of Chicago, Northern Trust Co., of building bonds. Dated May 1, 1952.
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co.,
4s.
1952 to 1962 inclusive.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
WISCONSIN
Bay,
Offering
of
&
$55,500
(P. O. Menomonee
Falls), Wis.
Bond
Merrill Lynch, J. P; Morgan & Co., Inc., of New
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Quebec
Bond Sale—The issue of
$75,000
Channer Securities Co., of
school bonds was purchased by
Chicago, and J. M. Dain & Co., of
the Gaston Laurent,
Inc., of Mon¬
Minneapolis, as l3/4s, at a price
of 101.86, a basis of about 1.59%. treal, at a price of 98.64, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.52%, as fol¬
lows:
Town of Menomonee and Village
of
ston
Marine National
QUEBEC
Chateauguay School Commission,
kee,
Due on
Los Angeles,
CANADA
,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, both of York
New York City,
Monday, May 12, 1952
Exchange Bank, both of Milwau¬
Co., Inc., Phelps, Fenn composed of the Harris Trust &
National
.
Co., Weeden & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, of New York City, Robert
Co., of New York City, Seattle- Savings Bank, of Chicago, Bank¬
First
York
New
2,550,000 2s. Due on June 1 from
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
Co., Inc., William R. Staats & Co., City,
1806—were awarded to a syn¬
composed of the Equitable
p.
v.
of
$2,500,000 water
May 7—v. 175,
on
Sale
C. J. Devine & Co.,
*
Popular
Banco
To
Rico,
inclusive.
1 in
920,000 1.90s. Due on June
building bonds offered on May 2—
Bank of Com¬
To the National
Bond
105th
Mich.,
$2,000,000 Detroit,
series, at 1.03%.
1972
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
from
Green
from
Due on June 1
13/4s.
2,830,000
1 from
inclusive.1 ;
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Detroit:
Bank,
Detroit
the
to
1958.
and
from
King County Sch. Dist. No. 1
UL, series 150, at 1.03%.
To
Due on May
1964
261,000 2y4s. Due on May 1
National
Shore
South
the
To
to
from
1 in 1957
710,000 2s. Due on June
offered on
bonds
$120,000 l3/4s. Due on May 1
1954 to 1957 inclusive.
National Bank,
To the Exchange
$990,000 4s. Due on June 1
1954 to 1956 inclusive.
& Merle-Smith, of
City, Harris, Hall &
Dick
cago,
.
.
Ml.
dated
May
1,
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