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ISSUE
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Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 175
Number 5119
New York, N.
General
RAILROAD
Admiral
The
for
lightweight
Signal
Corps
dent—production,
The
"walkie-talkie"
by
this
announced
PUBLIC UTILITY
Output Up—
INDUSTRIAL
-
is
in
Cy
S.
Rossate,
The
r
production
mass
of
use
germanium diodes.—V.
tiny
175,
Ajax Iron Works—Notes Placed Privately—The
has placed privately
Stock and Bond
com¬
New
an
New York Stock
&
Boston
Alaska
& Co.
Airlines, Inc.—Stock
Offered—R.
H.
Johnson
Stock
—13
Robert
W.
Stock
31,
Jan.
and
1,
Detroit
bonds
callable
be
before Feb.
or
on
will
PROCEEDS—The
at
102%
on
before
or
Feb.
1,
1957,
at
Baird
Lazard
Co.,
Stock
net
proceeds
be
to
are
used
to
purchase
Stock
175, p. 1857.
The
make
loans.—V.
172,
1825.
p.
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Debentures
500,000
Mason-Hagan,
250,000
A.
Ellis
250,000
McCormick
&
&
Brown,
Broome
Lisle
Butcher
Central
33
&
E.
of $90,000,000
Julien
Investment News-Cover
State
and
Foreign Exchange Rates
and interest
Combined
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices—45
by Aluminium Ltd. The First Boston Corp.
heads a nationwide group of 153 investment banking
firms which is marketing the issue.
The offering was
at
101.38
and
on
l
Nov.
or
redeemable for
interest.
The
The
45
—45
System
Equitable
in each of the years 1954 to 1951, $5,000,000 of debentures at
applicable sinking fund redemption price plus 1V2% of the prin¬
cipal amount plus accrued interest.
General redemption prices range
after
May
the
in
of
its
utilization
of
to
a
develop
in
cost
a
expended
In
estimated
29,
its
rowed
$25,000,000
from
raised
and
will
be
funds
for
used
is expected
$350,000,000,
program
to
to
permit
the
be completed
in
CAPITALIZATION
was
First
provide
to
the
sinking
fund
3'/2%
the
British
debentures
from
the
sale
due
obtained
additional
for
has
Series
"A'
Series
1971,
bor¬
tractual
of
advances
proceeds
of
the
debentures
new
same
common
being
offered
purposes.
and
BUSINESS—Company
and
for
enterprise
its
the
subsidiaries
production
of
together
constitute
an
general
shipping
business;
aluminum
of
production
and
of
Approximately one-half of the
directly
or
four-year,
indirectly
1,114.000
company
this
has
related
short-ton
contracts
country covering sales
next
than
seven
60%
of
years.
the
to
current
3%
alumina
defense
contract
with
of
an
a
activities.
with
number
the
of
additional
In
British
309,400
estimated
Ingot
production
a
Government,
tons
In
in
capacity
Canadian
of
plants
short
90,000
market
Aluminium
for
combined annual
tons
these
Limited
the
of
company
and
supply
products.
Group
located
have
aggregate
approximately
Other
In
an
fabricating
70%
pany
100,000
Smith, Barney & Co.— 1,315,000
250,000
F.
First
Michigan
of
has
skg.
(par
annual
power
Co
&
Stein
Stone
&
——
the
of
&
250,000
100,000
&
Trask
Anthony
Co
150,000
&
Walker
&
750.000
1,815,000
&
Co.—
Wertheim
1,000.000
except
U.
range
S.
for
B.
E.
Hilliard & Son„
&
Hutton
Illinois
1,000,000
100,000
1,815,000
350,000
750,000
Wood, Gundy <fc Co., Inc. 1,000.000
250,000
Wood,
Wurts. Dulls & Co
100,000
100,000
Co.—
Dean
750,000
Co.
Corp.
175, p.
Co
Stubbs
250,000
Weeks
&
&
White. Weld & Co
Whiting, Weeks &
Noyes,
Yarnall & Co
100,000
Witter &
Co
Struthers
750,000
&
Co._
750,000
1857.
6,000,000 shs.
no
Want
We
additional mortgage bonds of
refuding
currency
to make
from
8%(of
purposes.
tPayable
an
annual
minimum
commutation
of
2,/3%
any
reduction
such
of
payment
the
value of
exceeds
commutation
4%
In
Arkansas-Missouri Power Common
American
Investment of
American
to
the
is
New
value.
forth
in next
named
below
have
column:
Members
York
Stock
Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
York Curb Exchange
300
severally-
the respective principal amounts
Insurance
Midwest Stock Exchange
New
company
Illinois 4'/2% Preferred
Automobile
Edward D. Jones & Co. ^
principal and interest by Aluminium
underwriters,
Offerings
Pwget Sound Power & Light
in equal parts.
The com¬
certain payments related to
the then
by .which
to purchase from the
set
750,000
Westheimer & Co.
&
528,949 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
to the payment of
the debentures
500,000
Co.
Corp.—
Securities
H.
Co
500,000
—V.
800,000 shs.
progressive
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
350,000
Corp.—
American
—
250,000
generated at the Shipshaw hydroelectric develop¬
of
1,815.000
Inc
G.
500,000
100,000
350,000
Co
Co.^u
Stone
of
agreed
Corp.
Co.,
&
Union
—
Co.—
Webster
&
Tucker,
Co.
100,000
Boyce__»
Spencer
1,815,000
—
Hall
Co
Thomas
1,815,000
*
have
250,000
&
Swiss
Ripley & Co.,
Ltd.
will
250,000
Sutro
Co.
—
—
&
250,000
Co.—
Securities
1,000,000
&
&
&
Brothers &
Stroud
100.000
—_
Staats & Co.
R.
Bros.
Sterns
100,000
Co..
Stuart
Share
23,726,250
obligation
amount
the
as
Smithers
William
Starkweather
The
debentures
in
and
payments
The
(Guaranteed
Co
fund
issued
maximum
to
&
100,000
W.
■'■"'/■
par)_'
years
applicable
S.
Co.——.
250,000
Reid
Hornblower
$25)
(no
contractual
These
annual
an
be
currency
a
more
facilities
various~countries
Corp.
&
First Southwest Co.i
Indianapolis Bond and
terms of the
amount of
ment.
capacity of 210,000 short tons by the end of 1952,
Fauset, Steele & Co.—
Co
.
—
shares
may
Canadian
during
the
series
any
obligation.
fabricating
500,000
100,000
Singer, Dean & Scribner
&
Graham, Parsons & Co.
52,202,500
shares
250,000
Silberberg
Hemphill,
British
the
Capital stock:
4% cum
redeem,
the
These forward sales contracts account for
company's
to
1952-1955.
Four
to
notes
Common
250,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Shields
J. J.
,
notes
pfd.
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
Stringfellow
100,000
(Inc.)
1,248,750
250,000
500,000
-
&
100,000
Harris,
Government:
3%
Co
100,000
Clark
Inc.
2,747,500
&
500,000
&
Hayden, Miller & Co
—
100,000
500.000
1,000,000
Scott
Evans & Co.,
Inc.
Harriman
(U.S.) 90,000,000
250,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Fahey,
Inc.
due 1971—
the
British
notes.
3V2%
Clement A.
Halsey,
notes
payable
Estabrook & Co._
Hallgarten
10,300,132
Inc,
Pomeroy, Inc.
100,000
50,000,000
250,000
250,000
Schoellkopf, Hutton
100,000
:
Co.
500,000
Green, Ellis & Anderson
;
&
250,000
Co
Schwabacher
Securities
& Co.—
Granbcry, Marache & Co.
an¬
750,000
Gardner
Robinson-
Goodbody
con¬
for
&
250,000
Hayden,
to
•Under the
-customers
short
of
Co.
L.
F.
Rothschild & Co.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
250,000
uses
addition
industrial
Co.
&
&
Co
Humphrey Co.,
Rotan, Mosle and
Moreland
1,000,000
1,000,000
$11,083,000
Redeemable notes, due 1971—
from
into
750,000
(U.S.I 22,286,000
*$50,000,000
Indebtedness contingent on vol¬
ume of operations:
the
output Is channeled
value
notes,
payable
Prin¬
making of aluminum
of a part of the company's ingot production.
In
connection
with
smelting operations, which
are
presently con¬
ducted at plants in Quebec, the
company maintains an extensive hydro¬
electric system with a
present generating capacity of 1,500,090 h.p.
Riter
The
Forgan & Co,_
1,815,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co,— 1,815,000
Government;
accelerated
primary aluminum.
Heynolds
3,000,000
Glore,
Outstanding
—„—
&
250,000
—_
Pressprich
Fultin,
FINANCING
PRESENT
fund
skg.
obligation
Redeemable
cipal operations include the mining and processing of bauxite in British
Guiana; the transportation of this raw material to Canada which
bauxite,
the smelting
alloys and fabricating
TO
payments secured
by
second
hypothec
———'
3%%
skg, fd. debs., due 1971
50,000,000
t37/a% skg. fd. debs., due 1970'(U.S.) 90,000,000
3j/2%
a
rev¬
nual
$40,-
Ltd.
depreciation in respect of facilities under construction
constitutes
operating
and
————
•(Commutation
commit¬
a
EFFECT
GIVING
1974———„
"B"
additional
of
due
working
It is expected that the remaining
will be derived from retained earnings
depreciation, depletion and amortization, including
for
3V2%
mtge.
previously
additional
company
Government,
Government
net
the
and
depreciation.
Integrated
sales
Authorized
for the program
required
provision
net
company
1954
which $128,000,000
of
operations,
$30,000,000
Aluminium
to
PROCEEDS—The
and
its
British
the
facilities
general
the
bonds,
the
of
shares
be
to
expanded
$50,000,000
000,000
and
on
a
EARNINGS—Consolidated
AND
of
and its subsidiaries in 1951 aggregated $203,980,000
and
net
profit
amounted
to
$24,508,000.
Net
sales
and
operating revenues of Aluminium Ltd. and consolidated subsidiaries
totaled $283,979,000 In 1951 and net profit was $28,761,000.
Shipments
to
Canada,
the United Kingdom
and
the United States last year
represented 88% of the Aluminum company's total market.
1952.
finance
to
related
and
present program
to Feb.
for
from
par
undertook
existing aluminum smelting capacity in Quebec
hydro-electric power site and primary aluminum
Columbia, approximately 400 miles northwest of
Issued
ment
to
1952,
the
The
order
capital
1,
1951
SALES
enues
250,000
*
W.
Reinholdt
Corp.
new
British
now
in
company
smelting
power,
and
Vancouver.
beginning May
PROGRAM—The
full
facilities
months
1969.
1,
EXPANSION
expansion
12
Co.,
_
Putnam
Securities
&
100,000
—_
&
Frescott, Shepard & Co.,
250,000
duPont
Pitfield
Inc.
Inc.
100,000
1,000,000
„
500,000
—
I.
Curtis
Jackson
R.
Co.,
Co.
&
Webber,
250.000
.
Co.—-
Inc.
Eastman, Dillon & Co.— 1,815,000
Elkins, Morris & Co.—
100,000
Emanuel, Deetjcn & Co.
100,000
the
105%
&
100,000
Co.——
Northwest
100,000
Dominick__
Dominion
Francis
Ohio
250,000
Co.—
100,000
Co.-
—_
&
750,000
&
Co,
&
&
Jaffray &
Hopwood
Townsend,
Read
Cook
Newton
W."C.
100,000
Drexel & Co.
redeem
from
&
Son
Piper,
100,000
100,000
Bodine—
&
Corp.
Statement of Member Banks of
The
250,000
—
&
Dominick
also
may
Co.
Dickson
Dillon.
sinking fund
company
&
250,000
100,000
M.
&
Inc
Merle-Smith—
S.
E.
500,000
House
&
Inc.
45
thereafter
1
the
—11
Payable—
Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
May
any
are
accrued
R.
Condition Statement of Federal
Condition
oversubscribed and the books closed.
initially
Declared and
Dividends
Dick
Newbold's
Paine,
Co
Crouter
H.
Newhard,
100,000
150,000
Co
250,000
Co.
100,000
&
Curtiss,
W.
750,000
Co
Moseley & Co.—
Pacific
&
DeHaven
S.
250,000
Collins
1,815,000
Co.—
&
350,000
Co.— 1,000,000
Burr,
1,000,000
3,000,000
West
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
50
—44
City Bond Offerings
sinking fund debentures, due
May 1, 1970. The debentures were priced at 101.50 plus
accrued interest from May 1, 1952, U. S. dollars, and are
guaranteed unconditionally as to payment of principal
Turben
Milwaukee
& Co.——
Courts
The Course of Bank Clearings
of 3%%
Beginning on Nov. 1, 1954, and
prior to maturity, the debentures
&
Weir
———
Clarke Corp.
Clark
W.
Young,
100,000
1
F.
Co
Clark, Dodge &
—33
250,000
Co.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Morgan Stanley & Co.—
100,000
Winslow, Inc.
Chaplin &
Co
Lynch, Pierce,
Merrill,
Co.
(Inc.)
Chace, Whiteside,
250,000
Patton &
The
Republic
200,000
Fenner & Beane_!
500,000
Sherrerd
100,000
____
Co
&
100,000
100,000
Co
&
&
Inc.
" 100,000
&
Inc.
Masten
Merrill
&
Crouse
General Corporation &
Co._
500,000
&
750,000
McLeod,
100,000
Sons
Marks
—
E.
100,000
Co.__
&
M.
McJunkin,
&
—-
&
1,815,000
,
McDonald
100,000
Sullivan
&
Co.
1,815,000
Inc
Co.—
&
Marshall
Miscellaneous Features
financed part of its substantial expansion opera¬
tions through the public offering in this country on May
21
Simmons-
Co.,
Brown
Coffin
group,
&
Bradford
C.
Alex.
Oversub¬
scribed—This company, a subsidiary of Aluminium Ltd.,
and principal unit of the 48-company Aluminium Ltd.
Laurence
100,000
Richard W.
Aluminum
1,815,000
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
1,000,0001
Co.__
Whelen
Stockton
.—34
—
Co.
Co., Inc.
34
Curb Exchange
&
750,000
J.
_43
Markets
Co.—
Co
&
Inc.
Bosworth,
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_33
;
'
Becker
M.
Rhoades
Blunt
40
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
corporation on May 14 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 873,100 of 7% cumulative preferred stock to be offered
par ($100 pgr share), without underwriting. ■' The proceeds are to
<fe
Higginson Corp—750,000
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.
William Blair & Co.—_
39
Transaction New York
SEC
to
Stearns & Co.—_
G.
Biddle,
__38
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
Allied Finance Corp., Silver Spring, Md.—Files—
used
Bear,
A.
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section—42
aircraft
Freres
750,000
Loeb,
37
Exchange
100,000
Langley & Co.—_
Brothers
Boettcher
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—
a
&
C.
250,000
Blyth
Toronto
1, 1962, and thereafter at 100%.
parts and supplies and for working capital,—-V.
the
W.
Ball, Bulge & Kraus
37
Montreal Curb Market
The
the
Laird, Bissell & Meeds— '
Carl
36
San Francisco Stock Exchange
1961.
the
250,000
250,000
Co._
Lehman
37
Montreal
750,000
—;
Lee
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
may be converted into 120 shares from Feb. 1,
1955; into ICO shares thereafter to and including
into 80 shares thereafter to and including Jan. 31,
3,000,000
Co. •_
350,000
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
of bonds
1958;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
250,000
350,000
;_._...-..35
Stock Exchange--
Midwest Stock Exchange
100,000
&
Inc.
34
....—
150,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
250,000
Baker, Watts & Co
Baker, Weeks & Harden
34
Exchange
100,000
Co
&
34
Stock Exchange
Los Angeies
Taylor
29
—25
Exchange
Co.—
1---—_
Co
Whipple
Exchange
on
Each $1,000
1952
to
Jan.
101
Curb
Cincinnati
May 2 offered publicly $155,000 of 5V2% con¬
vertible coupon bonds, due Feb. 1, 1964, at par (in de¬
nominations of $1,000 and $500 each). This issue is part
of $250,000 of 5V2% coupon bonds originally offered on
Feb. 27 (see V. 175, p. 1017). ;
at
100,000
&
—.
—
York
$100,000
Jones &
Kidder, Peabody & Co._ 1,815,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.—
100,000
&
Parker
Co
C.
Richards & Co
Kean,
1,000,000
Inc._
Lestrange
Bacon,
Exchange (Stocks)
250,000
Co.,
&
Robert
Kay,
-
Bache
Janney
750,000
-
&
Page
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
be
_.
Ames
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Quotations
Co.
at
E.
Corp._$8,540,000
Co.—
&
Securities
Co.
issue of $600,000 sinking
fund promissory notes due 1962 through White, Weld &
pany
Boston
Allyn
Arthurs,
1537.
p.
A.
In This Issue
weighs only half as much as the World War II models
and has nearly doubled the operating range, he said. The reduction in
weight has been accomplished by the miniaturization of many com¬
ponents and the
First
C.
Corp.
May 15.
on
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American
Vice-Presi¬
unit
new
INSURANCE
-
A.
now
corporation,
Price 90 Cents
Corporation and Investment News
-
Corp.—"Walkie-Talkie"
latest
the
Y., Monday, May 26, 1952
St.
Louis.
Mo.
(2)
N.
4th
(Associate)
STREET
CE
7600
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rancial Chronicle
*
.
.
>
Monday, May 26, 1952' ;
.
(2174)
jf *
covering
SEC
shares
170.000
filed
21
May
on
company
Co.—Registers With SEC—
& Eiectric
American Gas
The
§200.000.000 of sinking
of $10 par common
fund debentures due 1977 and
stock, to be offered for public
competitive bidding.
sale at
§5 000 000 of
connection
with
of
stock
of common
In
estimates that, to finance the construction programs
will be necessary, in addition to sale of the deben¬
tures and common stock,
to raise approximately $18,000,000 through
the issue
and sale of additional common shares, probably in 1953,
company
The
certain
of
stock
common stock on either the New York
York Curb Exchange.—V. 175, p. 1221.
and
above common
the
to
subscriptions
,
.
anticipated that approximately $700,000 of the
proceeds will be utilized by the company for plant additions and
improvements to complete programs commenced in 1951 and that the
balance
will be added to working capital in partial reimbursement
of expenditures for such programs made during 1951 by the company
and. its wholly owned subsidiary, Pequanoc Rubber Co.
During 1951,
such
expenditures, amounted to $1,257,437, cf which $521,220 was
expended in connection with improved facilities for the manufacture
of Ace-Sil Microporous Rubber battery separators.
net
'
;
2%
#3.50
32,712 shs.
32,824 shs.
value )
par
273,609, shs.
♦The promissory notes are held by an insurance company.
The loan
agreement pursuant to which the promissory notes are issued requires
payments of $60,000 on Feb. 1 and Aug. 1 in each year beginning
Feb. 1, 1953, and payment ol any unpaid principal amount on Aug. 1,
1962. The loan agreement also provides for a contingent sinking fund,
based on earnings, which shall not exceed $70,000 on account of any
one
year, but which, to the extent of $30,000 per year and to the
stock
Common
that
extent
loun
cumulative.
is
agreement,
therefor as provided in the
shall suffice
earnings
future
100,000 shs,
value)—•
($12.50 par
,
$12.50
stock,
of common
shares
,
PLANNED—'The
FINANCING
PRIVATE
Net
is
wholly
The
owned.
and
_
is
company
rubber
' '
engaged
manufacture
the
in
and sale of hard
is engaged in the
at 93
Worth
and
owns
company
Street, New York* N. Y.—V. 175, p. 2070.
SEC To Sell Prior Preferred Stock—
The
company
$10,000,000
-
Alex.
and
will
classes
of
sinking
growth
Proceeds
the
the
reduction
the
that
therefore
from
$100).
feels
sale
of
it
the
of
current
the SEC a new issue of
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The
underwriting.
the.
head
company
operating
tuxes
to
is
indebtedness.
.
the
income
amounted
$3,782,000.
stockholders
The
ing.—V. 175,
p.
income
net
after
Capital
12
to change
shares of
The
company
19 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
common stock (no par) to be offered at the
account
of George
Arents, the selling stockholder..
on
May
market
B.
for
the
sales
handle
Pressprich & Co. will
Exchange.—V. 175, p. 2070.
on
the
of
Maracaibo
all
of
the
shares
1,103,526
In
stock
of
of
May
cn
20
its
common
in
Oil
stock
favor
Corp.,
to
of
a
Felmont
Case,
Pomeroy
Co.,
&
Approximately
William
company,
M.
72'*
of
the
reported that
temporary
that
for
the
an
Chadbourne,
company's
order
claims
early
Ipc.,
of
stock
than 85%
of
was
Dec.
voted
the
at
and
Counsel
meet¬
t0
the
two persons holding 1,500 shares have obtained
restraining consummation of the plan.
without merit and that the company
were
President of Case, Pomeroy,
American
Maracaibo
V. 174, p. 1493.
Co,
to
He
stated
is pressing
has been elected
replace
1951,
the company
Frederick
R.
as
Presi¬
Ryan.—
stock
current
been
changed
calendar
year
the year ended Dec. 31, 1951 shows a
of $52,405,334 before provision of $7,-
unrealized appreciation.
rates on
Con¬
after taxes was $55,165,334, equivalent to
the 162,987 shares of participating preferred
and $370.37 per share on the 60,000 shares of
value
on
outstanding.
■
value after taxes for the year
the preferred and $361.18
stock.
Investment,
merchandising, real estate and miscellaneous income
for
the
year
1951 totaled $3,288,240.
Net, profits realized on the
sale of securities and real estate were $1,447,177 making total income
from
these
sources
$4,435,417.
After deducting operating expenses
of $560,710 and providing $343,500 for income taxes, the consolidated
net
income
and
profit for the year was $3,531,207.
This compares
with a net income and profit of $3,876,013 in the year ended Dec. 31,
This
is the development,
Instruments.
To date, all
Dec.
the
174,
1950.—V.
operated three plants In Glendale,
175, p. 1858.
.
<
net
a
asset
1950 of $196.22 per share on
31,
on
share
per
with
compares
ended
products.
31.
at
asset
share
outstanding
common
p.
common
2546.
Beck Shoe Corp.—Sales Up 39%—
(A. S.)
Finance, Inc., Columbus,
Exchange Commission—•
Approved
The
SEC
and
for
corporate
general
Oil
Arkansas
&
The
—V.
purposes.
net
capital.-
175,
Inc.—Stock
Ventures,
will
proceeds
used
be
;
for- drilling
expenses
and
The
in
corporation
%
or
Woodruff
and
less, located around the-common corners of
White Counties,
Ark.
Deardorf Oil Corp.
the
•
stock
(par
-
of
until
drilling
all
ul
10,000,000 shs.
exercise
A
letter
shares
of
of
notification
class
A
wa<j
'
filed with the SEC on May 16 covering
stock (no par) to be offered at the
SEC
stockholder.—V.
($1
,
1
g
#
Equipment
Div.
,,r<-
Declared
'
—
directors
have
declared
a
the
latter
has
and,
dividend
of
10%
received
150%
of
the
cost
thereafter, the Ben Franklin
overriding royalty to
GIVING
by
one
EFFECT
a
party not connected
TO
PRESENT
10,000,000 shs.
cent)
1,000,000 shares
the underwriter.
arc
FINANCING
Outstanding
*1,999,000 shs.
received for the exercise of
war¬
on May 13 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital stock to be offered at par
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
corporation
covering
per
78,000
share),
to drill and equip well.—V. 174,
Sales
p
634.
Bingham-Herbrand Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
•
in common stock,
1952.
this dividend action
has been taken to conserve working capital owing to the rapid ex¬
pansion of the company's operations.
The
payable June 12 to holders of record May 26.
According to Mr.
J. C. Markey, President,
held
The
„
Corp. — Stock
Increase—Oil Well Completed—
Aro
Delaware
Big Horn-Powder River Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files—
common
2286.
(par
addition,
rants
(approximately $21 per share) through Gruntal & Co., New
Haven, Conn.
The proceeds are to go to James A,. Walsh, the selling
p.
as
Authorized
market
173,
time
$5,150 and a'2
corporation.
stock
Capital
Armstrong Rubber Co., West Haven, Conn.—Files—
500
in
1952
and Lexa each will receive its share of the 7/aths interest
oil or gas produced.
The cost of these leases to Lexa Oil
the
was
such
and completing such well
CAPITALIZATION
of
....
15,
Lexa Oil Corp. has agreed that, in the
is obtained from
the well,
the entire
*1,999,000 shs.
1,000,000 shares are to be reserved for
be held by the underwriter.—V. 175, p. 1858.
Jan.
gas
either
with
Outstanding
addition,
of
prospects.
oil
by Lexa Oil Corp.
production
corporation
FINANCING
Authorized
-
cent)-.
one
PRESENT
the sale
interest.
organized
for
commercial
ration
on
TO
from
District, Pendleton County, W. Va., for and in consideration of
of a well. The lease is being assigned to the Ben Franklin
Corp.
EFFECT
derived
proceeds from the sale of gas shall be paid to the Ben Franklin corpo¬
.
and, thereafter, the latter corporation will assign one half
working interests to Deardorf Oil Corp. and each will there¬
its share of the 7/aths interest
in" all the oil and/or
GIVING
funds
drilling
event
.
the Arkansas corporation until such time as the Arkansas
has received 150% of the cost of drilling and completing
CAPITALIZATION
an
was
of exploring
and
corporation
produced.
gas
acquire
may
purpose
gas
Union
receive
after
the
and oil, and the development of
It intends to conduct field operations
primarily in the State of West Virginia.
The corporation has arranged
to acquire a Vz of the 7/aths working
interest in oil and gas leases on 1,150 acres more or less located in
well
the
of
is
corporation
the
likely
agreed that, in the event commercial production is obtained from
the well, the entire net proceeds from the sale of oil and/or gas shall
to
It
that
will be used first to drill and complete a well, as indicated
also intended to drill additional wells on leases in which
BUSINESS—Corporation
has
paid
the
for
has arranged with Deardorf Oil Corp. to acquire
working interest in oil and gas leases covering
more
acres,
was
arranged through Tellier & Co.
intended
is
PROCEEDS—It
working
Arkansas.
seven-eighths
be
share has been completed, all of these shares
per
The financing was
;
initially
Corp.—Stock Sold—The re¬
Gas
&
having been publicly sold, it was announced on May 21. •>
-■below.
18,000
'%%%;V■/
Oil
Franklin
cents
Offered—Tellier
organized April 16, 1952 in Delaware
for the purpose of exploring for gas and oil, and the development of
likely gas and oil prospects.
Its corporate office will be at Fidelity
Building, Oklahoma City, Okla.,- and it intends to conduct field opera¬
the
■
offering of 1,999,000 shares of common stock at 15
cent
this offering
BUSINESS—Corporation
tions
1642
p.
Ben
^
April 29 offered
on
stock
$4,683,203
Sales
1,999,000 shares of common
(par 1 cent) at 15 cents per share.
Co.
1952—4 Wks.—1551
1952—17 Wks.—1951
$3,368,801 $13,622,151 $14,234,943
Period End. April 26—
2,OOo
share,
per
With
on
May 12 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
corporation
covering
$12
O.—Files
;;
\
approved the proposal.
the Board
disposition.
Hadley Case,
dent
more
Chairman
stock
the company
scientific
of
taxes
per
*In
exchange for the stock of the latter's subsidiaries.
ing, and of the amount voted
a
voted
Case-Pomeroy
$202.12
value
asset
net
solidated
the
of
net
for
240.000
'
for
report
Calif., and one in Eagle Rock, Calif.—V.
warrants to
Co.—Proposed Acquisitions—
plan to acquire
Oil Corp. and
Montoya Oil Co., Inc., the operating oil subsidiaries of Case, Pomeroy
&
Co.,
Inc.
Under
the
proposal,
American
Maracaibo
will
issue
stockholders
The
been
have
materials and
*In
American
115,720 shs.
of
articles
optical-electronic types, designed spe¬
cifically to provide high-speed chemical analysis of a wide variety of
Common
».
.,
business of
entire
marketing
and
Stock
York
New
company's
the
change
BUSINESS—The
production
of
W.
200,000 shs.
value)
par
1952
its authorized capital stock
value, to 200,000 shares, par $1 per
to
annual
The
consolidated
options,
such
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Files With SEC—
basis.
,
of
April
made to the SEC for
be an investment com¬
year and
accounting period of the corporation has
to
end Jan. 31.
Previously the corporation was on a
Outstanding
incorporation were
from 100,000 shares,
without par
share, and to convert
the 41,360 shares without par value theretofore outstanding into 82,720
of the newly authorized $1 par value shares.
The figure 115,720 shares
gives effect to this recapitalization and to the issuance of the 33,000
additional
shares now
offered, but does not include not to exceed
20,000 shares
which
will be issuable
pursuant to employee stock
♦In
amended
corporation
1953.
covering 3.500 shares
($1
stock
Authorized
,
be
to
ceased
meaning of the Investment Company Act of 1940.
Mr. Greenfield pointed out in the report thst, due to the increased
importance of the department and specialty store activities, the fiscal
the
within
pany
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
'
'
•
,
has
corporation
the
that
will
application
stockholders,
by
crder
an
>
•
fields,
estate
real
investment
approval
$1) at $9 per share.
.
,
merchandising
the
in
assets
this corporation plans to cease operations as
company
and in the future to engage primarily in
the merchandising and real estate fields on a permanent basis, Albert
M. Greenfield, Chairman, stated in the annual report issued on May 16.
Mr. Greenfield said that a resolution authorizing such a change in
the
nature of the corporation's business will be presented to stock¬
holders for their approval at the annual meeting May 26, 1952. Upon
net
CAPITALIZATION
Jackson,
the
$50
None of the stock now is outstand¬
approved a proposal
preferred stock
from
160,000
May
on
to 100,000 shares of $100 par.
par
and
$21,765,000
to
.
cumulative
authorized
be
will
new
be
third largest firm in the consumer installment
loan field. The company operates a total of 272 offices in 20 states
including 55 offices of Domestic Finance Corp. in which the company
fcas a controlling Interest.
During 1951 the company made 588,512
loans involving a total of approximately $174,950,000.
In that year
The
term
a
its
of
concentration
the
of
Because
an
proceeds will be applied in part to liquidate
loan in the amount of $157,350 and the remaining proceeds
used for the purchase of machinery and equipment, with the
to be used as working capital.
PROCEEDS—The
Corp.—Plans to Cease Operations
Investment Company—
an
and
Co. on April 30 offered
33,000 shares of capital stock (par
over
Securities
Bankers
as
Calif.—
Glendale,
Laboratories,
Research
Applied
improvement
:
$C.58
$0.42
that net income
Roy B. White, President, announced on May 21
for April was somewhat more than $1,500,000,
This
is a small indi¬
net income for April of last year, despite
the fact that railway operating revenues showed a decrease of some¬
thing over $1,000,000 for tne month this year as compared with last,
largely due to the strike of steel workers.
t.VFor the first four months of this year, net income was somewhat
more than $7,000,000, or an increase of'mere than $3,000,000
as com¬
pared with the same period of 1951.
t
Colonel White pointed out that
this favorable showing in net was
realized before May 2, which was the effective date for the 6% increase
in freight rates recently granted the eastern railroads by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.—V. 175, p.
1954.
*
*
.
22
May
on
Earnings Show Improvement—
g
.
1781.
p.
company
,
$2,609,280
1,125,000
1,118,750
Stock Offered—Lester, Ryons &
at
and assets over existing
entitled to an annual
to
be
determined.
The registration
company has experienced a substantial
advisable to secure additional capital.
preferred stock will be applied initially
amount
an
points out
and
will
Sons
&
with
registered
stock (par
preferred as to dividends
of the company and will
in
fund
statement
to
be
stock
16
preferred
Brown
shares
•
May
on
prior
requested bids for a $3,960,000 proposed
issue
of
equipment trust certificates to mature June 1,
1953-1967,
inclusive.
;•/'
Bids on the certificates will be opened June 4.
The proceeds will
be used to pay for about 80%
of the cost of
1,000 new 50-ton steel hopper cars.
General American Transportation
Corp. will build the cars at an estimated cost of $4,950,000.
5,386,o22 -
$1,886,330
—
Equipments—
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—To Sell
2,777,342
or
the
at
The proceeds are to be used
without underwriting.
workirlg capital.
each),
increase
The
-
2,605,002
taxes
..
Securities
Illinois—Registers With
of
Co.
Investment
American
to
1952
1951 :
$43,199,200 $37,041,338
taxes-—4,491,382
-—
paid
171,
As
operates plants at Akron, Ohio, and at
Butler, N. J., end Pequanoc owns and operates a plant at Butler, N. J.
The company has its principal executive office and rents office space
The
Philadelphia, Pa.—Files
corporation on May 19 filed a letter of notification with
$100,000 of certificates of indebtedness to be issued
$100
par
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower-
declared..—
Earnings per share—,
sale
and
1689.
p.
covering
cated
March 31—
income
Dividends
instruments
products and, through Pequanoc,
of reclaimed rubber.
plastic
manufacture
New
a
174,
Bakers Merchandise Co., Inc.,
The
company
York corporation organized in
1905 as successor to a company of the same name originally incor¬
porated in New York in 1898.
The latter company resulted from a
consolidation of a number of companies which (together with their
predecessors) had been established at various dates since 1852.
The
company has one significant subsidiary, Pequanoc Rubber Co., which
is
company
income
for
Provision
residue
improvements.
BUSINESS—The
.
1952.—V.
9,
SEC
May
on
provision for income
Income before
,
Intends to try to
place privately a 15-year loan in the principal amount of $2,700,000.
The
net
proceeds of. such loan, if obtained, will be utilized to the
extent of approximately $1,875,000 to
discharge the present funded
Indebtedness of the company and the balance will be added to working
capital.
If such loan is not obtained, it is not anticipated that the
company's current operations will be hindered, but the company may
find it necessary to postpone future expenditures for desirable plant
•
June
SEC—9?
sales
—V.
value.
par
Corp.—Tenders—
corporation
.
12-year 3Vz%
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
incorporation of the
company was amended so that (a) the total authorized capital stock
of the company was changed to, 32,824 shares of $3,50 cumulative
preferred stock, $50 par value, and 500,000 shares of common stock,
$12.50 par value,
and lb) concurrently each then issued share of
$7. cumulative preferred stock, $100 par value, was changed into two
..shares of $3.50 cumulative preferred stock, $ao par value, and each
then issued share of common stock, $25 par value, was changed into
two
company
Three Months Ended
Net
certificate of
the
1952,
24,
April
NOTE—On
-
Stock
covering the proposed offering of
000,000 of
*$1,770,000
60,000
$1,770,000
60,000
promissory notes due Aug. 1, 1962
promissory note due Aug. 1, 1952-cumulative preferred stock <$50
3V*%
:
Port Concessions
announced on May 19 that it will accept sealed
offers for the purchase of its 8%
gold debentures up to the amount
of
$12,627.
..."
Offers,
at
prices
not
to exceed
the principal amount of the
debentures
offered,
without
accrued interest,
will be received at
The
Chase
National
Bank of the City of New York up uniil noon,
The
22 filed a registration statement with the
between $490,000,000 and $510,convertible debentures, due July 1, 1964, con¬
vertible into shares of capital stock Sept. 30,
1952 through July 31,
1962,
unless called for previous redemption.
No underwriting--will
be
involved.
The proceeds will be used for advances to subsidiary
and associated companies.—V. 175, p. 2070.
The
SEC
Outstanding
Authorized
,
1057.
p.
Asuncion
stockholders April 16 to provide funds for construction of tele¬
equipment required to meet continuing heavy demands lor
service.
An issue of
12-year 3'/2%
convertible debentures will be
offered
in the ratio of $100 of debentures to each seven shares of
stock, 'to stockholders of record on June
16, 1952. Tne issue will
total approximately $500,000,000.
• >.
;>\ - V; '.v •,
A prospectus covering the new issue of debentures will be sent to
each stockholder about the middle of June.
Rights to subscribe for
the debentures wi',1 be mailed about June
26.
These rights may be
used
to
subscribe—or may be sold or transferred to others.;
The
subscription period fcr the debentures will end on July 31, 1952, and
thereafter rights will have no value.
•
u.
%
The debentures, which are to be dated July 31, will be convertible
into common stock beginning Sept. 30, 1952, at $133 per share, pay¬
able by surrender of $100 of debentures and payment of $36 in cash.
The debentures will
be callable for redemption in whole or in part,
on
30 days' notice on or after July 31, 1954, the Initial redemption
price being $107.
,
7?
Registers Debentures With
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
173,
phone
is
PROCEEDS—It
Louis, Mo.—Registers With
Fund, Inc., St.
by
been appointed agent to
stock and has also been
stock.-
1018.
p.
covering
directors
The
splitting, grouping and transferring ,
additional Ehares of this common
appointed agent for the issuing,
of
warrants
for subscription
to
ip<th«!'corre-vv'3
"*
corporation on May 19 filed a registration statement with the
22,250 full paid units and 70,000 accumulative units.
The
SEC
—v.
Rights to Buy Debentures—
on May 21 announced details for financing approved
to Receive
-
of New York has
Co.
Guaranty Trust
The
accept
175,
Associated
Telegraph Co.—Stockholders
&
Telephone
American
16 have been offered
before June 4 for 96,655
stock at par, $12.50 per
share, at the rate of one new share for each four shares
of preferred stock or two shares of common stock held,
with an oversubscription privilege. No underwriting is
to subscribe on or
additional shares of common
:
attained
Securities and Exchange Commission—
to
preference
right
involved.
hours.—V.
24
consummation of the proposed transaction, testified that he
to liquidate
the investment portfolio of Superpower from
time in order to obtain cash and working capital to be used
in the purchase and development of leal estate.
The name of Super¬
power will be changed to Webb & Knapp, Inc.,-or a siimlar designa¬
tion
The reconstructed company "will use its best efforts" to list the
time
of record May
stockholders
level
reported that an oil well has been completed in Stevens
County, Ok'a., in conjunction with Wichita River Oil Corp. Informa¬
tion
received
states
that this well flowed 360 barrels in the first
working control of the company
and effective
of the voting power
Co.—Stock Offered—The com¬
American Hard Rubber
the
the
over
The company
Superpower Corp.—Exemption Granted May 20, the SEC granted an application
Exchange or the New
mon
half
improvement
sales
upon
ending with 1954 is
the subsidiaries for the three years
cost $319,234,000.—V. 175, p. 1857.
programs of
estimated to
Calif.—V. 175, p. 1429.
y /. f (!
is
intended
and sale of senior
The construction
$122,000,000 through the issue
of the subsidiary companies.
approximately
schedule,
first
the
substantial
V
delivering critical aircfdft'U
for
the period ending
of the current fiscal year, agcexoeptod^*
Aro
and
that
stated
on
sponding pericd last year.
decision announced on
a
1952,
31,
show
to
further
approximately
this
60%
of its subsidiaries, it
securities
May
corpoiation for exemption from the Investment Company Act
of
its issuance of 1,000,000 shares of second preferred stock,
$1.50
series no par value, and 11,707,004.7 shares oi common stock, 10c
par
value
in exchange for 333 shares (100% ) of common stock of Webb &
Knapp, Inc., held by William Zcckendorf.
,
Mr
Zeckendorf,
whose stockholdings will represent approximately
of
1952.
in January,
Electric Co.,
company,
located at Trona.
to
American
1952 to the purchase
Appalachian Electric
and to the payment
Notes Payable to Banks, issued by the company in
its investment of $8,000,000 in additional shares
of its other principal subsidiary, Indiana & Michigan
proceeds of the financing will be applied in
of
additional shaies of the common stocks of
Power Co
and The Ohio Power Co., subsidiaries,
Net
and
designed
items
illustrated booklet, which
its products and its
of the
tell the story
principal operations which are
is
Markey
Mr/
Chemical Corp.—Booklet—
&
corporation has just issued a 24 page
The
registration statement with the
a
Potash
American
statement filed with the SEC
convertible debentures due April 1,
The registration
$2,000,000
on
12.
Private placement
March 19, covering
1964, was withdrawn
on
May
tures
has
been
with an insurance company of $1,800,000
arranged.—V. 17o, p. 1330.
deben¬
Volume
Number 5119
175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2175)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Quarters
Net sales
Cost
Of
Ended—:•
goods sold
Selling,
general
Provision
for
Mar. 29,'52
'
other
admin,
and
'24,614,880,
2,877,512
3,106,618
exps.
a—
409,055
a.;
taxes
in
the
dividends
Common
and
sell
'Earnings
'After
per
44,581
share______
common
'
■:
v.
•"
H.
Johnson,
Jr.,
Executive
Harry
C.
Assistant
Templeton,
to
President
the
The
Gum,
stockholders
company's
actions
v '•
/».
■
the
April
Haelan
the
175,
2070.
Production
.%''//-•
to-
the
011
also
will call for heavy capital
it
necessary
to
issue
that-additional
outside
cash
be
in
approved
of
excess
change
a
aactxtional
$8,500,000.
in
*
to
*
.
Vice-
',//;/;./.:
•
' The
ines.
third
(par
of
$5)- at
22V2
the
change
May
New
7
the'
the
at
March,
.
No
Further
«?un>K
Allien
$25
share,
per
with
&
Electric
of
by the
Curb
York
proceeds
holder.-—V.
Stock
to
are
175,
at
the
Knox
Lee
plant
of capability, are
Power and
Co.
Central
first
publicly
mortgage
and
sold
in
West
Oklahoma
Texas,
east.
at
million
$10
until
in
Southwestern/
1953."—V.
Exchange.
certain
to
go
Nelson
Rullson
on'
Knox,
:
•
-
the
selling
''!/•/■■''
mont
stock¬
company
stock
at
each
May
on
8 offered
($100
par
held
suare
share)
per
of
rate
at
of
follows:
The
net
proceeds
will
working capital.—V.
175,
used
primarily
for
further
for
drilling
Bros.
bonds,
all-naming
Hutzler, 102.1117;
&
3%%<
a
at
SEC
corporation
covering
to
certain
on
June
Muy
on
8,135
shares
employees
10.—V.
at
174,
filed
14
of
letter
a
stock
common
$36.87%
(par
share.
per
85)
The
be
to
offer
the
with
is
offered
to
expire:
the
on
each six shares held
Albert
--
Cage, President,
of
"At
this date,
$4,300,000 to
It
plans
to
then
funds
capital
.
.
out
to
finance.its
this
for
being
market
had .been
made
and
balance
call
to
other
J
convertible
two
exercising their conversion
the* original issue- of 5%%
now
the
1953.
the
of
stock
for
program
borrowings
requirements."
of
the
and
year
financing late in 1952 or .early in 1953 to;
the bank loans and to provide some of its new
repay
holders
preference
bank
construction
current
public
a
requirements
"Many
May 6 said in part:
has made short-term
on
company
help
continue
carry
raise
the
of
converted into
both
preference
conditions
remain
"CONSOLIDATED
30.
and
427c.
issues
OF
are
29%
the
of
later
to
issues
1952,
this
Other
'
EARNINGS
Allyn
are'
•
/,
•
oper.-
$680,709
revenue..^
*
'
income
*
income
Gross
$472,243
'64,958
..
69,239
224,063
to
mated
are
in
income
$541,488
$2,489,145
172,825
678,593
Preferred
.
&
$367,663
$1,810,552
;
176,293
$1,672,487.
701,040
&
Langley
share
Burr,
Brothers, $11.75 less 60
&
less
Inc.,
Co.
$12
cents.
Earned
"Earned
for
stock
com.
per
$339,561
share
com,
$131,370
$0.23;
29,
$0.66
"Based
on
of shares
number
average
$0.61
outstanding.—V.
175,
the
to supplement
1952,
operating
amounted
paid-
to
the
on
for
the
net
in
1951
GIVING
EFFECT
mortgage
bonds:
TO
PRESENT
.series
C
due
Dec.
1,
series D
due
Feb.
1.
f
3V8%
series E
due
The
in
issue
equal
from
exempted
was
parts
to
competitive
Life
Mutual
Insurance
dental Life Insurance Co. of California.
The
proceeds
$1,200,000
balance
V.
will
bank
will be
1019.
175, p.
be
loan
used
and
applied
a
to
of
will
and
New
York
be
series
Notes
outstanding
an
bank
loan
of
Commission
will
issue
has
company
Service
to
be
granted
50,000 shares
sell
from
exempt
permission
of
competitive
Proceeds
p.
/
'
will
used
be
to
the California
stock
of
the
U.-
r.
$25,)."
(par
which
operates
in
stock
outstanding
pay
($100
($6
""Effective "May
changed
of
of
$6
from
each,
its
bank
in
own
14
service,
175/
on
any
shares
by
any
stockholder
'
represented
bids
for
(the
Capital Airlines, Inc.—Reports Loss—
revenue
Operating
expenses
1952
——'
1951
"
$7,736,037
$8,177,561.
8,984,010
—
best
"underwriters")
Merrill
■
Other
loss
income
$1,197,973
(net)
($220.14T
115,480
——__—
Lynch,
Fenner
Al'en
Operating
was
without
submitted
and
shares
value
par
of
of
common
shares
to
stock
common
—V.
175,
the
of
before
less,
for
Provision
income
Federal
taxes__
and
State
62,900"
■/I /
*
Net
loss
:
'•Adjusted
totaled $412,493./
;;
—____—
net vloss,
if
tax
credits,
tIncome.
"$1,082,453
$670,000
of
had
($89,014
been
applied,-
•
,
.
.
.
'
Merger Proposal Rejected—•
*
See
Northwest
Inc.,
below.—V.
175,
p.
Net
.
A.
M.
A
letter
3,000
shares
A about
Stout
of
notification
of
$3.12%
stock
common
to
filed
was
$3.25
per
(par
New
York.
The
etockholders.—V. 175, p. 1430.
>
Case,
See
Pomeroy
A-.nerican
Che
Co.,
&
Maracaibo
Commercial
and
$li
share )
Co..
&
with
Co.
the
to
SEC
be
through
proceeds
on
offered
Eisele
are
May
to
at
to
the
two
market
Libaire,.
selling
the
Corp.,
of
Oil
Financial
to 'or
ings
exceed
%%
Units—
are
(Reg.
U.
the
rate
S.
Patent
Office)
the
and-
notes
Securities
pay
the
Commerce
Com¬
stock
common
no'
of
accumulated
an
dividend ;
company for 1951 were suffion the
class A stock, but
the
and
cash
pay
Certificates
be
used
in
15
by
to
equipment
annual
buy
is
instalments ©f
competitive
diesels
24
estimated
and
650 freight
$8,204,200-.—V.
at
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
In
of
exchange,
.
$437,000
bidding.
cars.
175, "'
•
filed
was
stock
with
(no
par)
the
SEC
May 12 covering
to be offered at $23 per share
Calif.,- for
Inc.—April Sales
the" account
date
,
in
■
William
2%
Kansas
thereon
and
of
1952—17 Wfcs.—1951
1952—3 Mos.—1951
.
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$580,835
$511,322
419,738
381,427
$161,097
taxes.
$2,246,960
$1,341,969
1,659,681'
1,461,589"
$129,835
$587,279
$480,380
6,534
4,826
28,057
23,214
$167,631
income
$134,721
$615,336
$503,594
29,480
22,011
$133,151
and
Co.
$112,710
111,112
88,543
State
in¬
67,750
48,296
243,403
surplus
to
The
$70,401
$64,414
$260,821
share
$0.37
$0.34
$1.37
per
164,225'
$250,826
$1.32
190,361 share outstanding March 31, 1952.—V. 174,
on
Lumber
proceeds
below-
will
1,
will
be
Purchases
:
offered
well
for
up
as
$300,000 of
They
1222.
p.
made
tract
new
working
at
the
B.
th> National Bank of Alaska,
corporation
in
Juneau,
Alaska—
/.
-
.
8%
<
first
mort¬
due in twe to six
denominations of $500 each.
tract
new
a
a
Alaska;
the
Juneau,
;
/
publicly
interest.
additional
be
Alaska,
are
1953. and are in
be used for expansion
open
as
may
1
accrued
.
to
are
Island,
of
;'/
and
par
Co.
'
May
on
at
corporation
balance
11.87
Commercial
J
-
11.37
The
directors
t6
amend
of
;l
4.6.9
—
on
per
authorized
when
and
June
in
the
27,
in the logging field.
high-grade timber on
of
of timber
at
Yakutat.
The
capital.
M.
Behrends
Anchorage,
Alaska.—V.
Bank
Alaska,
175,
at
Juneau,
the office
or
1360.
p.
1952,
gain
for
or
Co.—Proposed Stock Distribution
15
of
calling
shave
any
May
shares
of
adopted resolutions declaring
incorporation by increasing
special
a
to
vote
meeting
$10)
it
advisable
the
from
number
3,000,000
the stockholders to be
of
loss
stockholders
to
was
adopted
stock
of
July
1952.—V.
1*
the
proposed
amendment.
to
held
Subject
to
ruling by the Bureau of Internal Revenue,
distribution of common stock would not result
share
resolution
on
(par
a
upon
common
record
stock
common
and
amendment
a
further
a
Credit
on
certificate
share of such
for
Federal
income
tax
purposes,.
directing the distribution of one
outstanding, to stockholders
for each share
175,
1860,
p.
Commonwealth Life Insurance Co., Tulsa, Okla.—File3
annum,
payable
and
$415,0511
$504,224
'
11.87%
Corp.
and
upon
______
beginning May
years
invited
4.69
computed
'
taxes
bonds
The
shares.
Co...^
City,
contingent
after
to
Jan.
1,
cet
opposite
$125.0.00,
1%
such
for
1954
the
at
The
•
on
company
covering
the
$5
per
lor
Dana
$100,000
earn¬
50,000
share,
general
May 12
shares of
on
without
corporate
Consolidated
1%%.
$150,000,
-
sinking
100%
a-nd
redemption at 105% ■-to and
three
rate:
additional;
additional.
redeemable
the next
B.
amount
remittance
for
foreign
«
up—
1952—4 Wks.—1951
*
on
filed
letter
a
common
of
stock
underwriting.
notification
(par
The
$1)
proceeds
to
with
be
are
the
SEC:
offered
to
be
at
used
purposes.
years/at 103%
fund
The
^
on
accrued
any
interest
including Jan.
SEC
interest,
and
the following three
covering
issued
be
I,' 1957;
no
—V.
years;
corporation
at
20
452,700
cents
underwriting,
175,
p.
Uranium
on
May
shares
per
Mines, Inc.—Files With SEC—•
filed
13
share
of
a
letter
common
upon
The proceeds
are
to
of
stock
exercise
be
of
notification
(par
7%
used
for
with
cents)
warrants.
to
There
610.
Company,
subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
be
made
In
New
York
funds.
the.
be
will'
working capital.
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York-7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
William
Dana Seibert.
President.
Published
twice a
week
{every Thursday, (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago 3, 117
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C.. England c/o. Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1952 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tb«
post
office at New York, 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
ol
Canada. $48.00 per year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
'
*
"
NOTE
/
share
per-
set
be
deductions
Kosciusko
Co;
&
White%&
rate
a
of
$2
mature
will
common
The company
.
exercise
...
to* fixred 'interest of 6%
interest
at
interest;
$175,GOO
are
also .subject
104%
dollar
additional
additional,
at
Chronicle
entitled
of
year
of
■
paying
above.
and
Bonds Offered—
gage
net'"earnings ' of the company and its subsidiaries for
preceding calendar year, before Federal income- taxes, are equal
The
Inc.—Sale
sum
each
Interstate
'
■'
Columbia
consolidated
14 covering
King,
&
go
of
31
tc
of
Co..
&
Kidder &
.Hanrahan
Offered—Wahler,
additional
an
the
shares
1642.
p.
"Based
that
March
Carpenter & Co., Wharton, N. J.—Filing—
l
rate
notification
income
such
p'.us
(L. E.)
1758.
p.
par
a
named
Kinsley & Adams...
are
'
.sell
this
of
"Earnings
*
American
notes
Inc.,
-
engaged
$16,109,000 $15,410,000 $67,388,000 $65,104,000
Balance
shares,
bunkers
Hallgarten
Pierce,
debenture
Co.,
Kans.
are
175,
advisable to conserve
stock.—V. 175, p. 1859.
income
Federal
May 14
offered publicly $250,000 of 15-year junior
registered
subordniated sinking fund debenture notes, due
April 1/
1967, at 100% and accrued interest, and 24,500 shares of
class A common st&ck (par $1) at $2
per share.
The
dealers.—V.
it
income
Income
Mo.—Notes:
702.
to
of
letter
Gfoss
accepted by the company.
21.57%
Aceeptailce
Stock
City,
Inc.
May 16 asked the Interstate Commerce Commission
$6,555,000
of
equipment
trust
certificates
on
July
Operating
'
Airline,
?
{
Century
and
Of
felt
common
/
6,000,000
t$lol,914
taxes._
directors
■
Other
Dr68,235
$1,082,493
„
income
Insurance
Co.,
stock.
exps.
on
Net
the class A
revenue—electric.
surrender-,
the
and
such
investment
2076.
p.
&
Kansas
Discount
stock
Oper.
stock,
with
should
certificates
holder
a
& Beane..:
2J..57
Co..11.87
&
'
Colorado Central Power
Co.—Earnings—
dividends,
present
as
by
was
Kidder,'Peabody ik Co....
7,557,412-
—
bid
degree,
Period End. Mar. 31—
8,000 shs.(
762,300 shs.
May 13,
1952 the company publicly
purchase of the Nepsco shares and unsubscribed
the
owned
making small loans" to individual '
purchasing retail instalment sales
the
proceeds would
come
1.076,700 shs.
the "authorized
rights
control*
chartered
has
wnoiiy-owiied separate corpora¬
it
is
opsraiing:
Century
Loan Co., Inc., Miaiv, Fla.;
automobile
dividend
a
In
cost
—V. 175,
cents'
i UNDERWRITERS—On
The
Quartets Ended March 81—
v
250.000
...
by the
his
of
it
which
business
issue
Colonial Stores,
representing
exchange
which
Louisville, Ky.; Century Finajnee Co. Inc.,
Co,," Columbus, Ga.; Crown Finance .;
with
Period End. April 26—
Green
9
a
in
the**American
Sales
100.000 shs.
holders-
owned-sole
corporation
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Los Angeles—Files—
•
to
Nepsco Services,
Inc.,
transfer
agent
St., Augusta, M'e., in exchange for new
shares of $6 par value. //'
of certificates is required by Vermont
law whichJ
exchange has been made, payment of
corporation,
This
loans.—V.
All
.
Missouri ;
/:vr:/; ./'/
on
2,000 shares of
1,500.000
$2,100,000
valuei________
shares
it-has
through
through Lester, • Rycns & Co., Los - Angeles,
Stanley N. Barbee.—V. 158, p. 84. "
"
37,856 shs/
1932,
of
Central
,
Dividend
■
A
certificates
present
the
certificates
The
514.
Operating
loans..
.
par
16,
Sept. 6,
changed
on
(name
State
2,000,000
*
value)
series
value
of
dated
.
-
,
1,9.10,006
1981
bank
par
dividend
bidding andi its sale will be ne-;"
company,
California
areas.
by
common
through underwriters.
The
counties, hopes to dispose
gotiated
evidencing
stock
'
1980
1982
series
were
Co.—Proposed Financing—'
been
"
1,873,000
,
1,
4.75%
Thet
:
California Water
May
dividend
♦Common stock
long-term
$100,000.
construction program.—
1952
i
,
$182,GOO
——.
due Aug. 1,
due May-1,
4.15%
their
The
due
-
with
6.727,000
'
•
"
F
H
(3 % % )
Preferred
sold
Occi-,
and
series G
3'-%%
'■/%■(/,-:';
retire
short-term
the company's
to
bidding
Co.
series
3%%
*
July 15, 1978
stock
1859.
Outstanding
1975--—.
has
share
company
The
p.
FINANCING
1973—
2*,4*%
1948
Missouri
a
1943,
Fia.;
lesser
a
to
declare
each.
•
.
3%%
been authorized by the California P. U. Commis¬
sion to. sell $2,000,000 of 20-year 4%% debentures due in 1972.
of
to
authority
be
to
cents;
76
Inc.
the
Chicago & North Western RR.—To Issue
The
$959,570.
was
aggregated
Delaware
Co.,
in
Ala.;
Wiiegrass Finance
United Finance Co., Inc.,
'
dividend
months/ ended--,
12
income
in
Service
Since
Inc.,
27,
petition said net earnings
to
far
additional/common /and
and
stock
289,100 shs.
common
beginning, the company has operated
in
insurance
for
the. automobile
State
finance
proposed
Total
hydro and purchased power.
revenues
$7,778,307
common
.
class A
to
Finance
Oper.
274%
company
the
Crown
and,
board
the
•
>
California-Pacific Utilities Co.—Financing Approved--.
The
the
C.
f-'.'v >"-• .''v.
.
of
sale
.
400,000 shs.
each of which is
originating
per
The
rient
-
83%
,
24.500 shs.
-
company en May 19 applied to
for permission to issue
41,487
is
of $2
'
1758.
p.
Ga.;-
value.
It
company
CAPITALIZATION
First
$1,014,334
,
*
A.
.
and
in
consumer
-The
par
shaie.
per
658.153'
$1,109..512
$0-11
and
less
Authorized
-
companies,
subsidiaries
mission
underwriting'
an
•
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Dividend in Stock-—
.
$2,685,000.
EARNINGS—Total
,
-
172,820
Coffin
capacity of 15,000 kw.
Feb.
preference
dividend requiremts...
cents:
C.
per
102 shs.
.
specializing
Co,, .Inc., Tumps,
Finance Co., Inc.,
the
♦
and its wholly owned subsidiary supp-'y
electric service principally .in Vermont and New Hampshire, in an area
653,371
$572,381
of -60
W.
$12,125
$250 000
-
shs.'
»
(s 1
Allied
business.
Co.,
contracts
having a population of approximately 193,000.
$2,326,358
173,286
—
follow:
(jointly),
($1
domesticated
the
Nov.
borrowers
finance
at
Dividends
NPt
the-stock
Inc.,
BUSINESS—The
191,859'
$745,667
Interest, etc., deducts...
additional share for
one
$250,000
incorporated
of
been
From
lean
incorporated
*The
$1,500,000 first; mortgage bonds will be 3
contemplated construction expenditures; for 1952 esti¬
The principal items in the company's program-,
the-completion of three generating units at Rutland with a total
used
$2,134,499
$2,265,032
was
name
has
agency
the
Co.,
Birmingham,
Dothan, Ala.; and
of record
.PROCEEDS—Proceeds
from
fl-om the concurrent sale of
rated
Net
for
Co.,
Lehman
and
Period'End. Mar. 3l— ' "1952—3 Mos.—1951
' 1952—12 Mo;.—1951 Operating revenues
* $3,633,415
$3,215,967 $13,901,986 $12,072,119"
Oper., exps. and taxes.'
2,952,706
2.743,718,
11.636,904
9,937,620
-
basis of
.
convertible
Discount
Atlanta,
.
■
Other
bids
&
compensation
if.
year
conversion."
is
business, since
in
Century
,
-
of
5.60.7
Plans
stock,.
common
favorable
STATEMENT
stock
April
stock
'■■■■.*•
"
-
preference
privilege.', As
preference
/ '
It
1946.
American
tion
May 19, 1952. New Eng¬
land Public Service Co.,
parent, has waived its rights!
to purchase 38,611
common
shares.
The underwriting,
group will purchase from the company any shares re¬
maining unsubscribed at the close of the period on
June 3, 1952. 1 The group won award of the stock onMay 19 naming an offering price of $12.25, less an un-;
derwriting compensation of 71 cents.
.!
*
California Electric Power Co.—Conversion of
Stock, Etc.
"
24.
and
Finance
Co.,
shares of stock
102.
p.
1952).
and loan
as
per
notification
ot
Outstanding
.
loan companies in
Missouri, Kansas, Texas*
Alabama, Florida and Kentucky.
Century
Acceptance Corp.,
through
its
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
American Discount
Co., Inc.* presently operates the following finance
common stock (par $6) at $12.25
share. The offering is being made subject to prior*
rights of present common stockholders of the utility
to;
subscribe at the same price for an
aggregate of 70,289/
Bulova Watch Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
FINANCING
,
1,000
voting
proceeds
outstanding
value,
•
Stock Offering Underwritten—An
underwriting group!
jointly headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane on May 21 offered 108,-
and
the
presently
par
Georgia,
com¬
were
stock
and* operated ♦tinar.ee
900 additional shares of
The
7,
Sept,
and
1
coupon,
of
part
a
PRESENT
to cash xlivi-
as
•
1954.
p.
Salomon
the
issue
bid of 101.437%.
a
supply
to
restrictions.
finance
of
101,091;
&
Jan.
be
for
on
stock,
common
insurance
an
Of¬
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,*
W. C. Langley & Co. and
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons'
(jointly),. 1C0.50; and Baxter, Williams & Co., 100.19. '
.Sinking fund redemption prices for the new bonds range from ■101.96%
to 100%; While. general redemption
prices range from 105% to 100%, plus accrued interest in both
instances.
by
common
share
one
Bonds
—
the award of the
won
May 19
on
Runner-up bids
14, 1952; rights expire onMa,y 15. Additional subscription privileges will expire
on
May 31.
%
■••/'-•/ ■''/
as
The,group
petitive sale
for subscription
stockholders 1,500 additional shares of
Corp.
.common
1946,. under its former
Service Corp. first mortgage 3%% bonds,*
H, due May 1, 1982, at 101.997% and accrued in¬
terest.
Bug Drilling Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Stock Offered
common
Service
•
subsidiaries
600,000 shs.
BUSINESS—Corporation
175,
Public
series
-
■
•—The
Public
Its
Authorized
—
B
and
case.
securities
....
fered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on May
21 offered $1,500,000
principal amount of Central Ver-j
concession
.
Vermont
TO
.
"Class
March
Central
EFFECT
,
dends)
$6-million, respec¬
financing
is
planned
early
GIVING
at
registered
valus), restricted
par
over
and
further
No
System
use
graduated rates, dated April
1, 1952
siock,
8%
cumulative non-
B'
1966;
each
operations,
stock
call
upon
-voting ($l°o par value)—
Class. 'A' common stock, voting
»r£arL
Class
1,
in
above
and
company
Preferred
and' the
aggregating
nearing completion.
Light Company and
bonds.
South
in
the
Subordinated
sinking fund debenture, notes,- 6% ■
fixed interest plus
contingent interest
"
Southwestern Station
Jan.
interest
of
general
prcierred
retirement
,
junior
the
for
reserves the right to
to
,
,
„Qo,.
sale
.
subject
15-yeai
515.
Mc-
stock
to be sold
are
2010.
p.
&
common
dealer's
a
provide
? shares of - 8%
CAPITALIZATION
it
accrued
the
capital
including
and
with
to borrowers and to the
extent not so utilized,
additional loan otfices if favorable
opportunities
•
L
is
to
from
Financing
,
Central
tively,
trans¬
York
Offered—Thomson
cents per share. These shares
New
The
Co.—Stock
and
maturity;
lend
to
open
♦rtTrn?n.C01l1J,an/«oals2
the
construction
first unit
unit
Gas
p,
May 12 offered 1,003 shares of
on
or
presented.'
since
Bucyrus-Erie
to
proceeds
working
funds
acquire
are
"
Kinnon
-thereafter
aj!f, ° ke used primarily to
with
program of the
operating companies, est!-,,
million,
is
proceeding
satisfactorily
despite
some
delays in the delivery of essential equipment.
Additional generating
units are currently being constructed
by'each of the operating compaz¬
609.
p.
330,000
$49
at
-"In
Effective
Inc.
175,
to
by System in 1952—
*"The-:1952
and
Executive
proposal
recorded
were
shares
lOl.r
PROCEEDS—The
,
making
South West Corp.
110,000 kilowatts
a
300,000
shares,
f^er Jan" *' 1303
inw*
ate
authorized
program
1953,
estimated
will
year
ficant developments:.
Changed—
Laboratories,
name.—V.
ne.w
of
elected
p.
approved
7
stock
common
under
Charge
the
3,250,000
discussing, with the stockholders the ..current operations of this
System, 'John S. Osborne, President/mentioned the. following signi¬
mated
been
from
in
to
In
Vice-President,
has
been
Col, Charles P. H. Johnson,
in
has
Inc.—Name
on
to
name
in
Exchange
President,
General' Manager.—V.
and
Bowman
f.
Vice-President
late
this
and
Tt "is
stockholders
Central &
Botany Mills, Inc.—New President—
F.
construction
during .1952
securities.
Planned
.
.
Charles
shares
,
$0.85
1330.
p.
v.
elected President to succeed his late father,
who died on May 9.
stock
Increased—
increase
an
2,500,000
company's by-laws
to permit election ;of directors by cumulative
voting.—V. 175. p. 1642..
39,604
$0.15
'
approved
373,031
_
deducting the preferred dividend.—V. 175,
The
$884,3-17'
248,144
paid
Co.—Stock
15
from
preferred
company's-new
expenditures
37,698
$196,350
dividends paid___—■'
Preferred
!
!_____
May
$10)
authorized
•
requirements
Net income
Power
on
(par
additional
The
1,100,000
___
stock
shares.
378,636
319,866
income__'__
on
and
Maine
stockholders
common
13,040,188
warehousing
__
for-Federal
Central
'The
Mar. 31,'51
discounts)$16,843,031 $33,122,119
____________
depreciation
Interest expense
Provision
*"
'■*
(after cash and
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2176)
4
Continental Assurance Co.
offering of 1,999,000 shares of common stock at 15 cents
(par
The
SEC
having
been publicly sold, it was announced on May 21.
The
financing was arranged through Tellier & Co.—V. 175,
made on May 12 by William Blair & Co. The
shares were purchased from the estate of a decreased
Stockholder and have been sold.—V. 174, p. 995.
$10)
share has been completed, all of these shares
per
was
Doman
This
Offering—A
sec¬
ondary offering of 3,857 shares of capital stock (par $10)
made
made in
May 12 by William Blair & Co. The shares
were
purchased from the state of a deceased stock¬
holder and have been sold.—V. 172, p. 107.
was
Chemical Co.—Stock Offering—Mention was
Davison
on
May 29.
Continental
Thrift
The
itself
the
May
on
SEC
with
in
filing of
the
shares
of
the
the
in
interests
of
$26,000,000
400,000
company
registration statement with
a
of
plan
stock, $5 par,
company's capital
175, p. 1442.
terms of the plan—V.
PROCEEDS—The
Co.
May
Debentures Sold—The offering made on
—
of $20,000,000 25-year 3Vs% sinking fund de¬
May 1, 1977 at 100%% and accrued interest
oversubscribed and the
books closed.
See
14
bentures due
has
been
details in V. 175, p.
2076.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
of America, Inc.
Creameries
sales
——
before
Profit
taxes
■
income
on
Provision for taxes on
of
1951
$9,836,666
345,100
181,076
1952
$10,869,579
290,597
income—___________156,392
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
.
116
income
______
$134,089
$163,894
$0.21
$0.25
share—-———_—_—
Earnings per common
.
.
the balance sheet showed current assets of
$8,230,554 and current liabilities of $3,626,784, resulting in net working
capital of $4,6j3,770.—V. 174, p. 635.
March
On
1952,
31,
1952,
1954,
with
the
the
which
PROCEEDS—The
net
1,
Is
on
proceeds
will
be
for
used
corporate
general
purposes.
PRIVATELY—A
tion
borrow
about July
or
stock
1,
receive
shall
is
corporation
Arkansas
an
engaged
between
rock
1952.
April
reserves.
1953
1,
the
of
the condition
$9,000,000
in
of
Oper.
the
In
expansion
own
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
the
amount
of
from
upon
loans
the
meet
are
event
1953,
above
revenue
income
Gross
Authorized
Outstanding
*
Capital stock (par value $5 per share)
tNone
3:1,142,380 shs.
1,280,000 shs.
under
Net
"The
company's charter does not place any specific
limit upon
funded debt that may be outstanding.
tExclusive of $23,345 timber
purchase notes issued in lieu of cash in payment for certain timber¬
lands bought by the company,
at the request of the sellers of said
the
or
stock,
definite
no
further
that
or
a
combination
^Exclusive
timberlands,
of
held
shares
7,540
in
plans
funds
at
are
debt,
stock
sale
Finance
&
debentures
The
—V.
Inc.
Co.,
due
at
offered $50,000
13
and
par
be
to
are
May
on
1982
proceeds
175,
Co., Inc.—Debentures Offered—
for
of
5%
subordinated
of
expansion
and
1,
in
stock
them
the
sale
from
of
working
capital.
1956.
p.
(The) Crusader Corp. (Colo.)—Stock Offered—J. W.
Hicks & Co., Denver, Colo., on April 29 publicly offered
1,200,000 shares of capital stock (par 5 cents) at 25 cents
per share.
net
proceeds
to
are
be
used
as
follows:
$150,000
for
drilling and development expenses; $10,000 for debt retirement;
$30,000 to satisfy leasehold obligations and costs, and the remainder
for working capital, etc.
conditions
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Capital
stock
(par
cents)——
5
April
$198,000
$118,800
BUSINESS—Corporation, organized in Colorado on Nov. 17, 1950,
in general,
to acquire, lease, operate, manage/ produce and develop
oil
and
gas
interests
ating
or
acres
acres
of
properties,
all
kinds
and
and
otherwise
to
descriptions.
leasehold rights for oil
of
of
lands,
and
lands, located
one-half
interest
in
fractional
April
26,
The
in
royalty
company
mineral
and
holds the
oper¬
covering approximately 22,163
gas
interests
in
approximately
2,702
Wyoming and Nebraska, and has
"prospecting agreement with option to lease"
133,387.95 acres of lands located in Albany
in
a
covering approximately
County, Wyo.
Effective
and
deal
Colorado,
merged
was
with
(Neb.).—V.
into
and
175, p.
this
com¬
the
July
1,
corporation's
a
104%
at
reducing rate
notes
Net
which
the
642,667 shs.
minimum
a
the
1953, and (b)
phosphate rock
to
to
the
corporation
Net
this
amount
sale
of
of
certain
other
The
reserves.
May
1956
1,
funds
corporation
conditions
notes
thereafter
and
at
cost
a
less
obligated
is
171,377 shares of common stock are presently
the series A preferred stock.
"f
:
in
thereby
and
1902,
in
at
a
than
lor
reserved
for
to
ing
stock at
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
for
pany
the
general
proceeds to
markets,
fixtures
of
the
corporate
offering will be available
purposes.
The
the cost of opening
pay
existing
service
to
the
com¬
expects to use
acquiring additional super¬
or
company
operates
of leasehold
improvements, furniture and
amount of
$500,000; and for carrying larger
existing and additional stores and for convert¬
into
supermarkets,
and
for
general
corporate
units
v
BUSINESS—This
a
and
warehouse
13
$1 par value
share. The offer¬
estimated
to
purposes.
Bronx
per
including the cost
in the
inventories
ing
price of $7.25
a
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
The
through its wholly owned subsidiaries
chain of 35 supermarkets and
dairy stores in Manhattan,
Queens, a dairy and cold storage warehouse and a grocery
in
corporation,
the
Bronx,
and
JL!!1- up?ca'e New York-
additional
Daitch
products,
stores
Dairy.'
butter,
SALES—Net
?o?aCS
J95Q*
not
of
by
it,
but
principally
cheese,
eggs,
sales
milk
the
receiving
and
The company also services
owned
Items
three
frozen
licensed
to
merchandised
foods
and
processing
each
a
and
use
supplies
the
•.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named below, for whom Alex.
acting as Manager, have severally agreed to purchase,
and the corporation has agreed to sell to them, severally, the respective
percentages indicated below, of such of the shares of the series A
Brown & Sons is
shall
not
be
subscribed
for
by
the
exercise
Percentage of
groceries.
Percentage of
Unsubscribed
Unsubscribed
Stock
company
1951, totaled $14,098,350
(excluding sales
compared
with
between
com-
$12,149,249
for
Alex. Brown & Sons
American
Securities
Corp.
Whipple & Co.—
12.00%
Stock
Mead, Miller & Co
1.50%
100
GIVING
Mortgages payable, due after
Common
stock
(par
EFFECT
one
$1)
year
_____
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authonzed
So ^ding
500,000 shs.
347,000 shs.
nfU^hYfR!JERS_T^e
frn
fvf
from the
™ralS of the underwriters and the
common stock to be purchased severally by each
y
company are as follows;
the
of
.
&
Corp
Folger, Nolan Inc
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp
*—Sf. 175, p. 610.
whSS
on'nnn
Co., Inc
is'nnn
*'nnn
~
£'onn
5'000
be
four
declared,
Ekco
subject
stock of
the
at
payable
shares
of Bond
of
Southern
Co.
is
equivalent
to
Co.
common
Dividends
Gain
and
Nolan
Inc
Robert Garrett
Goldman,
& Sons—
Sachs & Co
2.50
Pacific
1.50
Paine,
6.00
Noyes, Graham,
&
Northwest
Co
—a
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwoodq 1.50
ReinholdtGardneraai'-tf
(1.50
4.00
6.00
Shields & Co
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—
1.50
Singer,
John
2.50
Stein Bros.
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Loeb,
&
Co
G.
Rhoades &
4.00
Co.
also V.
4.00
4.00
Co
Legg
1.50
Jackson &
Webber,
Curtis L,
175, p. 2076,
H.
Deane
Walker
Wertheim
Dean
&
&
Witter
&
Co.__
Co
&
At present
stock
by stockholders
Preferred Stock
—
who
2.50
4.00
6.00
Co.__
4.00
for
market
centa
54
would
prefe*
Oversubscribed
—
The
on
by F. Eberstadt & Co., Inc.
The issue
See details
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Feb. 29,'52
sale
on
of
Feb. 28/51
$16,604,960 $19,688,071
516,848
142,640
securities
354,155
4,805
121,321
189,35®
Cost of products sold
Selling and advertising
General
and
$17,597,284 $20,024,872
7,815,497
8,451,166
!
i
6,218,848
5,567,311
989,865
1,006,463
89,087
88,970
administrative—,
Amortization of
C. A.
Amortization of
goodwills-—
Repeater Pen patents
on
for loss
on
Reduction in
15,896
29,721
126,569
915,000
income—_______
2,002^000
29o|ooO
profits tax—
profits tax of the prior year
excess
arising from dairy-back 0f unused credit
m-\
i->
Cr290,000
1
<
Net profit
Common shares putstanding—
Earnings
per common
$1,616,926
$2,231,989
907,923
941,689
$1.70
$2.30
share
Working capital at the close of the latest fiscal
$8,782,987 compared with $9,734,051 a year earlier.
duced
by
1952.—V.
100,000
patent rights
Miscellaneous expenses
on
94,508
76,500
returns
abandonment of
prepayment
175, p.
50,000
85,840
—
Provision
Loss
50,000
Scribherj-t 1,50
& Boyce
stock
approximately
Miscellaneous
taxes
Company
22,
the Southern
stock.
common
interests
excess
Cook & Co.__
Ohio
May
2076.
p.
Interest
6.00
on
common
Share common stock.
Share
of th«
approval
business
in common stock of
Year Ended—
Federal
Beane
the
to
of
Net sales
Federal
The
175.
the company payable June 25,
close
and
and
Eversharp, Inc.
/
1.50
Co
& Dominick—4.00
organization.—V.
this
Co.,
underwritten
1.50
1.50
Courts &
—See
the
in V. 175, p. 2076.
Newhard,
Co
Dominick
M.
in
has been oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
1.50
Carl
planning stage, ars scheduled
plant in Canton, which
parent company's increasing needs
May 14 of 120,000 shares of 5%
cumulative second preferred stock at par ($50 per share)
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.
C.
will
Bond
Elliott Co.
1.50
Folger,
14
record
public offering made
1.50
Hemphill,
w
Securities
M. M. Freeman
them
y:
the
unit
common
cash.—V. 175,
The Milwaukee Co
&
2092.
p.
meet the
manufacturing facilities.
17th
of
of
Southern
to receive
4.00
Blair
number
modern 400.000 sq. ft.
May
the
Southern
on
Baker, Watts & Co
Parsons
; Hirsch & Co
Equitable
number
of
subsidiary.
currently in
the
on
on
shares
of
William
CAPITALIZATION
Lynch, Pierce,
&
the
defense
and
rate
Merrill
Fenner
$1.42
profits taxes
on
Ekco
an
dividend
2.50
2.50
Bacon,
174,
Total income
rights:
milk
excess
tBased
of
name
milk
are
Includes
1951.
Co.—Acquisition—
stockholders
share
lots
specialty
Ga.
as
for
The company
will arrange for the company's
dividend agent to
handle fractional share equivalents for the stockholders since no scrip
representing fractional shares of Southern Co. common stock will b«
issued.
Arrangements will be made to facilitate the sale of small
Fla.;
stock
income
on
$217,000
outstanding.—V.
now
becomes
the
prices
and Cincinnati, Ohio.
The corporation's other plants used in the production of fertilizers,
are
located at Alliance, Ohio; Columbus, Ohio; Gretna, La.; Lansing,
Mich.; Nashville, Tenn.; New Albany, Ind.; Perry, Iowa, and Savan¬
preferred
$535,675
89,626
94,071
taxes
and
products,
dividend
to
at
Co.
part of this material is used in the corporation's production
and part is sold to others.
nah,
as
civilian
1952.« The
conversion
superphosphates
Bartow,
1,551,675
1,016,000
$0.93
Federal
directors
a
1952
The corporation's principal plant properties are located at Baltimore,
Md.;
541,000
1861.
SEC,
chemicals are represented
by synthetic cracking catalysts (used in petroleum refining), sulphuric
acid, silica gel, specialty catalysts, silicofluorides and hydrofluosilicic
acid.
The corporation mines phosphate rock from deposits it owns
of
income
on
•!-,1 Electric Bond & Share Co.—.Common Stock Dividend
corporation is engaged principally in the production-and sale
agricultural chemicals, and industrial and specialty chemicals. The
chemicals are represented by superphosphates, of which
the corporation is one of the leading domestic producers, and mixed
in Florida;
taxes
1951
$6,747,553
891,225
stock
1952
stock
Ekco
both
p.
The
common
1952
$6,793,407
income-,.
on
deliver
31
and
for
of
Republic
Chemical
industrial
an
Subs.)—Earnings—
be made in Republic's
also exoected to help
is
1832.
The
have
would
$350,225
for
operated
New
to
agricultural
fertilizers.
be
Mr. Keating said Republic, which in 1951 made and sold more than
$3,000,000 worth of enameled kitchen utensils and other products, will
of
Daitch Crystal Dairies, Inc.—Stock
Offering Oversub¬
scribed — Hirsch & Co. heads an
underwriting group
which on May 21 offered 125,000 shares of
shares
be
was
incorporated
in
Maryland
on
of that year It acquired the assets and
Co., which had been incorporated
became the successor to a business originally
Davison
would
terminal
Arthur Keating,
corporation
As of Dec.
The
of
The
for various
used to build
Purchase of 92.8% of the stock of Republic Stamping & Enameling
Co., Canton, Ohio, by Ekco Products Co. was announced on May 21 byChairman of Ekco's Board of Directors.
bear
.
1935.
River.
share
per
Ekco Products
60,000 tons of commercial grade phosphate rock at the rate
5,000 tons per month beginning July 1, 1952.
shares of common stock are presently reserved for issuance
under
the
provisions of the
"Incentive Stock
Option
Plan,"
and
30,
by
storage operation
requested
being
East
taxes
common
on
of
between
vendor
BUSINESS—The
con¬
was
owned
$9,000,000
stock
t33,824
Oct.
(&
for Federal
$64,000
of
of
general
a
funds
the
Federal
"Provision
The final due date is
secure
the
it
wholly
income
of
fee of V2 of 1% per annum beginning April 1,
the last $10,000,000 of the loan commitment until
avails itself of these funds.
to
disclosed
19
corporation,
—
tEarnings
on
corporation
addition
would
as
up
The
on
Corp.
before
Dividend
128,533
further
A
annum.
per
set
was
this
to
Y.—Proposed Loan—
May
on
New York.
Inc.,
terminal
"Provision
11,500,000 shs.
value
loan
Corp.
128,533 shs.
of
is payable
tin
face
of the
decision
proceedings.
received from subsidiary companies,
received
from
subsidiary
companies.
Finance
sales
Profit
premium if prepaid on or before May 1, 1966. The
not be prepaid in connection with any refunding plan out
may
1952,
of
company
Eastern
300,000 shs.
annum.
$2.02
$1.99
a
29,
3 Months Ended March 31—
but
$100,000
Oil Co.,
tanker
371,875
May 1,
prepayments are required annually on each Aug. 1: years
1954 to 1958, $1,500,000; years 1959 to 1966, $1,000,000.
The corpora¬
tion has the right to prepay the notes as a whole or in multiples of
1967,
Aug.
approximate capacity of 84,000,000 gallons.
235,000
after the sale of the issue of
stock is to be increased by a
per
dated
dividends
$6,000,000
a
types of fuel oils.
Outstanding
*$9,300,000
235,000
which are:
(a)
is to be realized from
the rate of 3.95%
established
610.
and
1952
business
:
there
1951,
pany the Douglas Production Co., Inc.
1,
dividends
Reconstruction
sidering
issu¬
among
proceeds
relating to
interest at
3.95%
Outstanding
24,240,820 shs.
60,000,000 shs.
cash
net
of
CAPITALIZATION
preferred
Commission,
East River Terminals, Inc., N.
a
certain
PROCEEDS—The
A
P.
the Commission in the rate
The
its
preferred
371,875
value)___
outstanding
series
U.
$11,795,454 $11,643,705
$0.50
to give effect to
restated
II Per reclassified common shares end of periods (1952 figures include
170,000 additional shares issued April 1).—V. 175, p. 47; V. 174, p. 1892.
FINANCING
PRESENT
—_
($1 par
amount
of
$2,876,939
$0.54
con¬
preferred
stock,
(convertible prior to July
A
$3,226,110
share.
figures have been
Preferred
TO
1953)
value),
par
stock—
1,043,089
1,331.253
345,314
tlncludes
of $5,000,000 on or about Dec.
1, 1952/ and may be increased
further loan of $5,000,000 on or about July 1, ;j953. The amount
available at July 1, 1953 is contingent upon the corporation meeting
by
in
a
Sept.
($50
345,315
glncludes
loan
interest.
accrued
used
"The
shares
2,615,799
2,361,664
696,520
$3,222,253 $13,176,712 $12,686,794
1951, granting ap¬
proximately 46% of a rate increase requested by the company, which
decision has been appealed by the company and by the opposing parties.
Revenues reflect the rates granted by the Commission effective Jan. 10,
1954, and provisions for depreciation of electric plant for 1951 and
subsequent months reflect an age-life basis consistent with findings
cumulative
Common
Crown
§148,729
J289.-499
$15,538,376 $15,302,593
divs.
for
common
Pennsylvania
of
128,533 shs.
Hodson
,
(due
series
in
series
534,518
$3,571,425
avail,
*1951
thereof.
EFFECT
1860.
p.
$3,918,773
pfd. stock
on
on
this time with regard
required to complete
obtain
may
—
lien
Preferred
175,
treasury.—V.
GIVING
1959)
tVendor's
4.60%
5,889
$4,105,943
jlEarns. per com.
bor¬
be
is
Authorized,-,
able
$3,912,884 $15,248,377 $15,153,865
4,200
._
deductions
Amt.
agreement
requirement
notes payable due May 1, 1967- $19,300,000
Purchase money mortgages (due Nov.
8,
14,407,257
$4,101,743
(net)
income
Divs.
compliance
phosphate
the
3.95%
♦
15,791,195
taxes__
income
Income
corpora¬
the
corporation's
cash
the corporation
creation of funded
CAPITALIZATION
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
•-
—,
$0.42
$73,280,682 $65,305,144
58,031,805
50,151,279
$19,892,938 $18,320,141
revenues
oper.
The
Funded debt
2,361,054
$0.04
,
and
Net
corpora¬
the
that
and
1,
to
program,
resources,
common
or
to
there
but
templation,
the
1,022,000
2,361.054
outstanding at end of period
share
exps.
Other
$5,000,000
may
cash
July
aggregate
stock
additional
thereto.
114,000
Duquesne Light Co.—Income Higher
accordingly be not less than $14,300,000 or more than $19,300,000,
the refunding of $4,300,000 above mentioned.
The issuance
will,
Mar. 25/51
23,'52
Mar.
$15,960,000 $18,851,000
taxes
preferred dividends.—V. 175, p. 421.
Operating
estimated
that the
amount
$5,000,000
relating
conditions
The
the
sum
upon
of
and
1952
1,
in
sum
further
A
minimum
a
other
certain
of
after
shares
"After
including
in the
manufacture of
forest
products.
The
principal company holdings
located in and around Crossett, Ark.,
consist of a complete sawmill
plant and
a
Kraft paper mill.
In
addition, the company owns
timberlands
in
Southeastern
Arkansas
and,
through
an
affiliate,
adjacent timberlands in northeastern Louisiana.
BUSINESS—Company
DuMont Laboratories, Inc.—Earnings—
-
profit
per
agreement has been negotiated
Co. under which the corporation
agreement further provides
additional
an
Dec.
on
rowed
offering
Breweries, Ltd., below.
♦Earned
of
payable to tnat company in the total amount of
corporation delivered its note dated May 1, 1952
of $9,300,000 bearing interest at 3.95%
per annum,
provisions for amortization and matures finally on
The loan
1967.
to
with the
loan
Life Insurance
about
or
National
Common
A pre¬
the
contains
with
(par $5) at $32 per share.
Net
notes
and
amount
tion
(Ark.)—Stock
Co.
its
$4,300,000
filed
public
was
from
for
PLACED
refunded
in
the
of
60%
the
that
22
May
on
which
S. Doman,
Sales
triple
the Metropolitan
May
Offering Over¬
subscribed—Equitable Securities Corp. on April 30 of¬
fered and sold an issue of 9,350 shares of capital stock
Lumber
Crossett
issue of the series
general funds
the
to
catalyst plant and
the
of
added
be
stock
12 Weeks Ended—
superphosphate plant.
The aggregate contemplated
this program for the fiscal years ending June 30,
1953 and 1954 are as follows: 1952, $2,800,000; 1953, $12,700,000;
$9,900,000; total, $25,400,000.
of
expenditures
NOTE
Net
initially
the estimated cost
cost
130
—
Minority interest share in profit
the
from
proceeds
net
will
announced
the
of
(Allen B.)
the
corporation, and, together with funds to be secured through funded
debt and
through the issue and sale of additional equity securities,
will
be available for a program of expansion,
for major additions
and
plant replacements and other expenditures,
among which the
principal items are the construction of facilities for the production
of synthetic cracking catalysts,
now being built in Calcasieu Parish,
near
Lake Charles, La., and of facilities for the production of triple
superphosphate, to be located in Polk County, near Bartow, Fla.,
the construction of which has not yet begun.
Certificates of necessity
covering these two major projects have been obtained, covering 79%
stock
Co.
&
common
has been withdrawn
is not necessary, at
Dow Brewery, Ltd.—New Name—
See
the
ferred
Crane
■)''
*
■
preferred stock is convertible at any time prior to July 1, 1962
rate of IV3 shares of common stock for each preferred share,
and
is redeemable at any time, ail or in part,
at $52.50 per share
on or before May 31,
1954; at $52 thereafter and on or before May 31,
1956;
$51.50 during the next two years:
$51 during the following
two years; $50.50 alter May 31, 1960 and on or before May 31, 1962;
thereafter at par, plus accrued dividends in each case.
at
the
and
company
registration
purchasable under
are
this
Employees of
and accrued dividends to common
May 14. Rights will expire on
The
Co.—Registers With SEC—
for
joined
14
seeking
together
which
Oil
Plan
Cohu
1952,
company
all
Glidden
record
of
and
the Doman
19,
finds it
the present time, to
original offering.
President, stated that the work at the company's
plant in Danbury, Conn., on the Doman YH-31's for delivery to the
Army Field Forces is making excellent progress.—V. 175, p. 1759.
sell
cumulative preferred stock, series A, at
($50 per share)
stockholders
March
on
1956.
p.
Helicopters, Inc.—Withdraws Unsold Stock—
portion of
the
as
issue of May 19 of the offering of 128,533
our
shares of 4.60%
par
SEC
th«
the
on May 20 filed
a registration statement with
8,000,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at
corporation
unsold
Continental Casualty Co.—Secondary
With SEC—
corporation
covering
market, without underwriting.—V. 175,
2076.
p.
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
.
Dividend Shares, Inc., N. Y.—Registers
Sold—The recent
Oil Corp. —Stock
Dakota Williston
Secondary Offering—A
—
secondary offering of 4,380 shares of capital stock
.
1021.
its
note
payable
to
year
$1,207,000
'
The
as
amounted
to
company re¬
of March 31.
'
Number 5119
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Ltd., Calgary, Canada—Regis¬
Federated Petroleums,
19 has filed a registration statement with the
1,000,000 common shares, no par.
shares, 500,000 shares are to be offered for sale by United
States underwriters (headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Dominick &
Dominick) and 500,000 shares by Canadian underwriters (headed by
such
Gundy
&
Co.,
terms
of
the
writing
Ltd.).
offering
The
stock,
public
be
offered
to
price and under¬
"speculative securities,"
as
be
to
supplied by amendment.
offering of the shares is expected about June 11.
Of
the net
proceeds, approximately $6,875,000 will be used to
retire Federated's outstanding bank loans and to redeem all of its
outstanding 4*2% first mortgage bonds.
The remaining proceeds will
initially be added to general funds, and may be used for any corporate
purpose including additional working capital, the repayment of current
indebtedness
incurred for working
capital, the acquisition of addi¬
tional properties, exploration, drilling and other operations, and the
acquisition of additional interests in subsidiaries or other companies,
including Home Oil Co., Ltd.
Federated has agreed to contribute $1,750,000 toward the financing
of
Williston
Oil & Gas Co.,
a
Delaware corporation organized to
acquire Federated's land holdings in the United States portion of the
Williston Basin.
This amount, together with $8,250,000 agreed to be
contributed
by Frobisher
Limited,
will provide Williston Oil with
general corporate funds of $10,000,000, which will be used for its
exploration, drilling and other operations and for the acquisition of
additional properties.—V. 175, p. 2077.
are
The
T
stock
Common
Stock Of¬
—
fered—The company on May 19 offered publicly 12,000
shares of common stock (par $10) at $25 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
of this issue is to increase present capital
the company to expand and write an increased
During 1951, the first full year of operation,
the company wrote $253,244 in premiums.
and
surplus,
volume
of
purpose
allowing
insurance.
BUSINESS—The
incorporated during 1949 in Florida,
at present will confine its operation to this state although it plans
and
to
enter
company
other states
was
EFFECT
GIVING
PRESENT
TO
Capital
—'V.
stock
175,
FINANCING
Authorized
-
$10)_
(par
1861.
p.
.v,-'-,;.'
v../
\\
*92,422.36
Southern;
than
40
shares
owned
ownership
The
corporation on May 20 filed a letter of notification with
covering 60.000 shares of common stock to be offered at
EEC
($1
share], without underwriting.
to purchase and
develop real property.
The
per
proceeds
remainxnng
of
the
par
used
be
nes of
number
of
000,000
May
on
shares.
authorized
No
stock
common
voted
20
shares
of
stock
common
immediate- issuance
and
issuance
from
either
of
2,500,000
to
or
in
stock
3%
dividend
on
the
common
addition
per
share
the
$4.20
to the regular quarterly cash dividend of 20 cents
the, regular quarterly dividend of $1.05 per share on
and
cumulative
preferred
stock.
The
stock
dividend
is
payable
Aug. 27 to holders of record July 16, 1952. The regular cash dividends
on
the preferred and common stocks are payable July 1, to stock¬
holders of record June 6, 1952.
The Food Fair management has pursued a policy in recent years
of supplementing with extra stock dividends the regular cash dividend
payments
Aug.
the
on
Fort
stock.
common
1951.—V.
30,
Worth
174,
3% "Stock
A
dividend
paid
was
on
809.
p.
of
additional bonds under
any
fund
requirements
portion thereof to
bonds,
which
mortgage
The
bonds
to
be
unconditionally guaranteed by endorsement,
principal and interest, by Colorado & Southern Ry. and
are to be further secured by
a pledge of $14,028,500 principal amount
of Colorado
<fc Southern general
mortgage bonds, due May 1, 1980,
are.
owned
by
Worth &
Fort
PURPOSE—The
Denver
to retire all funded debt
(other than
equipment obligations) of Fort Worth & Denver and
Colorado &
Southern presently outstanding with the public or held
by Reconstruction Finance Corp.,
and in connection therewith to
simplify the corporate structure of these two companies. The pro¬
ceeds to be received by Forth
Worth & Denver from the sale of the
bonds, together with funds from its treasury to the extent required,
will be applied as follows: $4,259,500 (plus accrued interest)
to dis¬
charge the note of Fort Woilh
Denver to the RFC; and $12,572,117
as part payment to Colorado & Southern lor the stock and obligations
of
seven
wholly-owned Texas subsidiaries of Colorado & Southern
whose properties are to be acquired by Fort Worth & Denver.
!V
The $12,572,117 to
be received by Colorado & Southern, together
with funds
from its treasury to the extent required, will be applied
the
of
purpose
is
is
issue
are
presently held by the public.
The holders of the
bonds to be redeemed will be invited to surrender
of the redemption date for immediate payment
bonds
general mortgage
bonds
in
advance
the principal
and
the
Worth
issue
and
Issuance
&
corporate
of
&
bonds,
the
of
the
Colorado
transfer
the
at
&
to
prior to the time of
Southern and the Fort
or
&
plan
for simplification
Southern
Fort
Worth
following named
South
Denver
and
a
connection
of the
whereby
system,
Denver
&
seven
Texas
all
the
companies:
and Stamford
&
Southern
these
Northwestern Ry. Co., presently owned by the Colorado
&
Ry.
being
mortgage
such
in
In cash and
Fort
Co.
properties,
Investment
Worth
ihe
&
amount
The
companies.
will
Denver
Colorado
of
sum
will
be
pay
&
$16,472,117 for
Southern's book
payable
bonds
Texas
presently
owned
Fort Worth & Denver.
•
the stock and obligations of these
prior to the time of issuance and
Worth & Denver will acquire, in exchange
acquisition
companies,
and
at
by
or
all of their railroads and properties,
will
cause
each of these companies to be dissolved.
result,
the Colorado & Southern system will consist of two
companies,
the Colorado & Southern,
which will operate
between
Wendover, Wyoming, and Tex line on the New Mexico-Texas boundary,
As
and
the Fort Worth
between
Texline
Worth
&
Island
the
line
and
and
Denver
will
Denver,
Fort
also
between
which will
Worth
and
continue
Fort
Worth
to
all
own
and operate the line
in Texas.
Fort
branches
operate jointly
and
Galveston,
trackage rights,
with
under
the
leases
At
Co. $2,300,000
Galveston
to own
Dallas,
seven
Ry. Co.
Fort Worth & Denver tvill continue
the capital stock of the Union Terminal Co. of
one-eighth of
and one-eighth
Terminal
The
Terminal
of
the
capital
stock
of
the Houston
Belt
Texas
by Fort Worth
year
& Denver,.and The Wichita Valley Ry. Co.,
1951 amounted in the aggregate to $947,172.
^
GIVING
which for
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
stock
(5c
Outstanding
250,000 shs.
350,000 shs.
value)
par
'
FINANCING
100,000 shs.
62,000 shs.
the
various units.
period from July 1, 1951 to date, the borporation has)
totaling approximately $199,450, from only a few of it3
potential customers and at the present time has many active inquiries
and
live proposals pending, but before additional business can
be ac¬
cepted, except in cases where the customers are willing to make sub¬
down payments, the corporation must have additional working
capital.—V. 175, p. 1022.
stantial
the
of
Guardian Mutual Fund, Inc.—Assets Higher—
As Of April 30—
company's
Total
Net
net
126
Co.
&
2,250,000
Co.
Franklin's
April
10%
p.
share
a
;
The
SEC
the
nine
units,
a
1,100,000
stores
the
$1.67
31,
income
Net
taxes
Federal
income
$4,052,494
$3,721,197
> 362,901
39,392
20,434
H.
________
.
$156,047
521,783
outstanding
Gabriel
Laboratories.
the
opening
in
work,
$0.41
V.
173,
the
8
the
time
same
company
plans
laid
for
Mass.,
will
plant
At
May
on
electronics manufacturing plant of 60,000 square
to handle the growing volume of this type of
an
backlog
the
This
of
Norwood,
of
be
in
at approximately $3,250,000.
the latter part of June."—
which now stands
full operation by
^
Standard
''
Inc.
Co.
Products
Coil
Bowman
The
SEC
directors
15
May
011
'
I.*'-" '
/'
'
•
Charles
J.
Gibson,
should
1
:
below.—V.
taken
action on
175,
p,
174,
p.
this
at
the
time
board
due
to
felt
the
dividend
that
impact
of
the
upon
453.
Three
Months
sales
Cost
of
Ended
March
1952
31—
——..l.—
sales
—_____—
...
Selling, general and
—
$10,269,913
7,304,157
—
filed
letter
a
stock
common
and
headd
•Provision
1951
$9,944,834
6,676,673
profit
for
,u
fine
G.
will
used
the
by
taxes
on
the
company
presently outstanding
quarterly rate.
York
Curb
stock
and
been
1,650,000
1,701,000
$1,141,573
598,488
$1.14
$1,304,750
538,488
$1.19
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
outstanding
split
111.—Stock Offered—
in
per
on
share
in
any
one
year
as
and
when
declared
-r
shares. 2-for-l.
The stock: had
1948.
The following table shows
and as adjusted to give effect" to
Cumulative
4'/2%
cumulative
414%
cumulative
Common
stock
•The
1952
by the
.
stock
Outstanding
<$4,385,000
1,500,000 ?'■
_
due serially
preferred
.
$1,385,006
1954-1961.2,500,000
1965
due
debentures,
IBank loans,
41,433 shs.
($100 par)
sinking
13,720shs.
.
—
fund
payment
774,040shs.
1,200,000 shs.
)-__c_____—
par
nw
17,716 §h$.
—_______
($2.50
->•
»
of
$175,600,
and
$15,000
fund payment have been anticipated.
sinking
of the
*■
!
under a bahk credit agree¬
ment dated July 15,
1950, with The First National Bank of Chicago,
under which a total of $2,500,000 may be borrowed up to Oct. 15, 1953.
Interest on
these
loans
is at the rate of 2%
until Oct. 14, 1952,
2V*% thereafter until Oct. 14, 1953, and 2U>% thereafter.
Borrowing*
under the agreement are repayable serially to 1961.
amount outstanding
was
borrowed
.
of
are
as
names
stock
common
Becker
of
agreed
the
to
underwriters, and the number
purchased severally by eaph
be
follows:
Inc.— 20.000
Co.
Corp..
2.5C0
Lestrange & Co....
1,500
Frederick,
Badgley,
&
&
Securities
American
Morford
Robert W
Inc
Rogers
-
—-
l aird & Co., Inc.
V
1,509
2,509
2,009
Shares
McCormick & Co.—2,000
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fen.
ner & Beane
— 10,000
Merrill, Turben & Co._____ ,2.500
Moore, Leonard & Lynch— 2,000
New York Hanseatic Corp..
5,000
__
1,500
The Ohio Co
2,500
Pacific Northwest Co.—_ < 2,500
Paine Webber, Jackson &
•
Curtis
10,000
(Inc.)
5,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co.—
5,000
1,500
Eastman, Dillon & Co.— 10,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.2,000
Schwabacher & Co.—
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.
Resell, Reed■ &_Co., Inc..
1,500
Brothers & Co
1,500
Blair
William
&
Co
Inc.——
Sullivan & Co.,
Blyth & Co.,
Inc
_
Republic"Co.
10,000
CO—
10.090
Henry Herman & Co
Johnston. Lemon & Co.—
1,500
finldman
Kidder
April 11 offered 100,000 shares of class A stock
at par ($1 per share).
The holders of class A stock shall be entitled to annual dividends of
6ents
FINANCING
common
2-for-l
Julien Collins & Co.—
filed a letter of notification with the
SEO covering 18,970 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($10 per-share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for a television channel; in eastern North Carolina.
10
PRESENT
Authorized
3%
Central
13
Grindle Corp., Markham,
share" on
stock.
Dividends are currently at
outstanding common is listed on thfc
additional stock will be so listed.-
The
at March 11, 1952
sale of the shares offered hereby.
G
Television & Radio Industries, Inc.,
May
per
and the
capitalization
Bosworth,
on
,s
of $29,-
excess
equivalent to $2.91
10, 1952, an amendment to tha company's Articles of
became effective, changing the par value of the " com¬
from $5 to $2.50 per share,
and splitting the previously
previously
them
•Including estimated excess profits tax of $266,000 for the first three
1952 and $345,000 for the same period in 1251.—V. 175, p, 48.
corporation
39
March
A
months of
Greater Carplinas
of
common
Exchange,
CAPITALIZATION
of
income—_—-
—__—
group
last year reported sales in
net income of $1,810,000,
30-cent
a
shares
78,807
period..——_____
the
a
plant im¬
under¬
for
company
r
of
$3,005,750
■
be
working capital by
Becker & Co. Inc. v
papers
EARNINGS—The
000,000 and
341,218
248,627
paid—
The corporation
other
and
process
a
$2,926,943
$2,791,573
ii
Earnings per share
The
machinery
was a
pioneer in this country in the manu¬
solely from wood cellulose.
It has recently
for utilizing domestic hardwoods on a large scale
in
the production of such papers.
The process is described as "an
important advance in the science of pulp and paper making," and is
designed to lessen substantially the company's dependence on Canadian
and European sources of supply since abundant hardwood stands are
available near the plant in Erie, Pa,
Conversion of a portion of the
pulp mill to the new process is now in progress.
of
422,810
taxes on inc.
»———-————-■
provision for Fed.
for Federal
dividends
of
BUSINESS—Company
facture
developed
Arthurs,
Net
Cash
of notification with th(j
(par $1) to be offered
proceeds are to be
The
increase
to
by A.
Shares
Profit before
175.
996.
174, p.
UNDERWRITERS—'The
income
20
shares of
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
provements
writers
$2,542,946
administrative expenses...
Profit from operations——_______
Other
capital.—V.
on May 22 of 200,000 shares of common stock
(par
$2.50) at $18.25 per share by a group of 39 underwriters
headed by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
1953
v-v
,
Great Northern Paper Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
,
working
]
class A common,
above.
May
on
corporate purposes.—V.
tThe
Net
Inc.
12,500
authorized
the dividend ordinarily
the defense production activities of the company, some
will require additional plant investment in the near future.
which
of
corporation
of
panding
of
Incorporation
normal manufacturing activities, together with
the current overproduction situation
in the appliance field.
It was
the opinion of the board that the interests of the stockholders would
be best served by conserving working capital for employment in the
manufacture and sale of new products and
particularly in the ex¬
—V.
Gum,
covering
On
1760.
,
stated
President,
be
not
program
for
used
$3.25 per share,
without underwriting.
used
for engineering expenses,
acquisition
■'7"V
Co.—Omits Dividend—
omitted
payable at the end of June.
action
share.
to be
per
are
shares
3,000
at
mon
Gibson Refrigerator
The
at $5
proceeds
offered
Hahn Aviation Products, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—FileS
General Instrument Corp.—Offer Terminated—
See
net
April 22
on
Haelan Laboratories, Inc.- -New Name-
New
1988.
p.
Co.
356,508
■>
$0.02
—
President,
Briggs,
feet
&
(par $1)
See
206,854
$18,903
———
said in part:
/' ;;
"Early in April the company completed arrangements for a 'V'
Loan
credit of $1,000,000
to finance defense contracts.
"Early this year it abandoned for the present, the construction of
a
new laboratory
in Natick, Mass., which project had been announced
earlier and this activity will be continued in
its present location in
Needham Heights, Mass.,
as a separate division under the name of
John
20 78.
p.
Hammermill Paper Co.—Stock Offered—Offering was
1951
——
taxes
—
shares
Common
sell
of
made
1952
—.——
before
for
•^
1861.
P'
1952,
(& Subs.)— Earnings-
——
Provision
paid from
paid from net realized capital
was
2456.
■■■%
Gabriel Co.
sales
$11.54
.
was
year.
March
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
stock
share
per
1403.
p.
175,
The
the company reported net
profit of $1,150,575, or $1.60 a share. In the same period a year
earlier, net profit was $1,004,822, or $1.39 per share. The net was
up
14.5%
despite a 43.4%
increase in Federal income and excess
profits taxes to $677,354 from $471,785.
Sales for the first three quarters hit a peak of $23,876,891, a gain
of 15.9%
over the $20,597,262
total in the same period of last year.
174,
cents
May
on
and
shares
Jackson
store
40%
will contrast with
taxes,
to
48
Gyrodyne Co. of America, Inc.—Stock Offered—
compared
as
comparable
still 30%
higher. The new
gain for that month.
were
over-all
months
22 cents
which
15 issued
an
order authorizing this
company
to
its
parent,
The Southern Co., an additional
its no par common stock for $2,000,000.
Proceeds
will be used by Gulf to finance its construction expenditures or to
reimburse
its
treasury, in part,
for past construction expenditures.
issue
—V.
1951
1,300,000
which
in the preceding fiscal
earned
For
after
and
of
Gulf Power Co.—Stock to Parent—
Rubenstein, President, predicted the company will end its
fiscal year to June 30, 1952, with record sales of about $32,000,000.
This will mark a gain of about 17%
over the previous year's total of
$27,377,941. He placed net earnings at about $1,450,000, or about
$2
174,
share,
per
have received distributions
shareholders
$26,700,000 $22,600,000
sales
the
to
cents
income
to
1952
70
$794,000
$11.57
____
months
gains.—V.
1,750,000
1,000,000
Wood, Struthers & Co._
12
-
'*■
1951
$1,240,000
_
share.
per
past
to
—
.
650,000
R, W. Pressprich & Co.
.
the
*—
net investment
$650,000
— —
Kidder, Peabody & Co._
Laurence M. Marks &>
-
v
-
Hall
(Inc.)
650,000
31, 1952, the chain consisted of 146
the same time a year earlier. On
at
value
asset
f
1952
assets
amounting
Frank
&
Fort V/orth Ac Denver of the properties of the
companies will result in the elimination of rentals paid
purchase equipment and
During the
175, p. 2077.
March
basis,
Ry. Co.
acquisition by
to
received orders
Jacksonville, N. C.—Files With SEC—
& Southern Ry. will continue to own mote than 99.9%
the capital stock of Fort Worth & Denver Ry, and one-half of the
stock and obligations of the Burlington-Rock Island RR. Co., and of
the
purchasers
Harris,
2,250,000
_
1,000,000
Boston
-contributed
and
Colorado
used
($1 par value)
common
Within
& Sons—
also V.
with
Rock
,
of
the
the
2.250;000
—See
thereafter
a
to be
are
of
delivery of the bonds, Fort
for the stock and obligations,
and
of
will
$12,572,117
$3,900,000 in Co'orado & Southern refunding and extension
Immediately upon
seven
is lim¬
earned, any
if
year
Plains
Ry. Co., Fort Worth & Denver
Northern Ry. Co.. Fort Worth & Denver Terminal Ry. Co., The Wichita
Valley Ry. Co., Wichita Valley RR. Co., Abilene & Northern Ry. Co.,
whole, is"
1951. It is in the business of
developing, engineering, contracting, sub¬
contracting, installing and operating foundry and related industrial
equipment, such as rock wool production equipment, stack gas
cleaning
equipment and special instruments required for the successful operation
the mortgage
a
the Fort Worth & Denver,
by
of
names
.Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc. ——________
defense
date.
STRUCTURE—In
Colorado
effect
into
will
obligations
Worth
the
of
thereof,
put
Southern
&
and
Fort
sale
will
structure
Colorado
stock
and
CORPORATE
OF
delivery
Denver
thereon to such redemption
interest
SIMPLIFICATION
with
owned
2,250,000
plus accrued interest at 4% per annum to such date)
$5,971,500 principal amount of Colorado & Southern general
mortgage
of
$425,000
are
Corp.
100%
(at
the
their
more
follows:
as
The First
first, to the purchase for retirement from the RFC of $6,769,000
principal amount of Colorado & Southern refunding and extension
mortgage bonds due Jan. 1, 1955 at 100%
plus accrued interest to
date of purchase, and, second, to the retirement on or before Nov. 1,
1952
the
than
dividend payment date at a redemption
days' written notice of such intention
30
corporation
resulted
from
the
consolidation
of
Foundry Services and Equipment Corp. and Air Purification Corp., both
Illinois corporations. This consolidation became effective as
of Dec.
limited
Morgan Stanley &
Blyth & Co., Inc.
by it,
of
B
paid in subsequent years when earned.
Earnings per common share.
Ry,
com¬
BUSINESS—This
&
to
as
now
be
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
Net
and accrued interest.
both
Class
under the Fort Worth & Denver first mortgage, or against the
deposit of cash to be withdrawn for such purposes) are required to be
pledged under the Fort Worth & Denver first mortgage.
DenverRy.—Bond
Offering—Mention
was made in our issue of. May 19 of the public offering
of $17,000,000 first mortgage 4%%
bonds, due May 1,
1982, by Morgan Stanley & Co. and associates at 101%
b
bonds
—V.
&
of class
Authorized
Class A stock
and, so long as any of the 4%% bonds
now
offered are outstanding, any additional bonds issued under the
general mortgage (other than general mortgage bonds issued to refund
5,-
securities
debt
whole and not less
as a
any
upon
CAPITALIZATION
be pledged under the first mortgage and will not bear interest except
in case of default by the Fort Worth & Denver under said mortgage.
Issuance of additional bonds by the Colorado & Southern under its
general
holders
28^
Sinking
unearned
on
share
per
PROCEEDS—The proceeds
working capital.
years.
the
ited.
to the
for
Franklin Stores Corp.—Sales Hit New Peak—
contemplated, the increase in authorized debt
and stock being designed simply to pave the way for possible future
financing incident to further expansion of the business, according to
a
for
paid
The holders of class A stock shall
also have the right to convert their
A stock into class B common stocck
on
a
share for share basis,
tThe maximum principal amount of bonds which may be outstanding
one time under the first mortgage shall not exceed $25,000,000
Capitalization—
is
Eamuel Friedland, Chairman.
The directors also declared
unknown
is
at any time.
at any
increase
to
the Colorado
by
shares
15.64
10 Months Ended April 30—
the authorized indebted-; .-Sales (approximately)
the company from $12,000,000 to $25,000,000 and to increase the
Net profit (approximately)
directors
stock
beneficially
or
dividend
class
90,900
Food Fair Stores, Inc.—To Increase
The
of
to
are
directly
any
by the board
price of $5
to call.
—
Drexel & Co
>
ueiore
AUof 'be class A stock,
callable
—
.
Alex. Brown
Flowerfield Realty Co., Inc., St. James, N. Y.—Files—
;
'
.
*$9,243,800
stock—310,OOo shares au¬
thorized
(par $100)
-—-.$31,000,000
—$31,000,000
First preferred stock—85,000 shares
authorized
(par $100)———.—
8,500,000
8,500,000
Second preferred stock—85,000 shrs.
authorized
(par $100)
8,500,000
8,500,000
First mortgage 4% %
bonds, series
of 1982, due May 1, 1982—
—
117,000,000 *17,000,000
General mortgage bonds, series A,
4&%, due May 1, 1980—
!
§14,028,500
Equipment obligations and
condi¬
tional
sale
contracts,
various
rates and maturing through 1965
in various amounts3,637,420
3,823,872
7,461,292
tively,
Outstanding
27,000 shs.
30;000shs.
;
.
Denver
au-
first mortgage bonds, series of 1982, due May 1, 1982, and the principal
amount of such bonds which they have agreed to purchase, respec¬
later.
CAPITALIZATION
Southern
(Held by
Public)
Common
§These
Florida Home Insurance Co., Miami, Fla.
shares
92,438
—
(par $100)—<—_____—
thorized
uueciors,
stock. After the declaration and
payment of 10 cents a share, on"
the class A stock and 10 cents a
share on the class B common stock int
any one year, then with respect to
dividends, there shall be no dis¬
tinction between said class A stock and
class B common stock.
*'
mon
System
&
&
The company on May
Wood,
Ft. Worth
.
EEC covering
Of
TO PRESENT FINANCING
Colorado
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
5*
(2177)
Kuhn
Sachs
<fe
Peabody & Co
Loeb
& Co.._
-
2,500
10,090
11,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann&Co. 10,090
Lehman Brothers — 10,090
1956.
Stern
2,500
2,000
Straus, Blosserds McDowell 2,000
Stroud & Co Inc
5,000
Union Securities Corp
10,000
Vietor, Common, Dann & Co. 2,500
White, Weld & Co
10,000
Dean Witter & Co
——
5,000
Yroodard-El*ood & Co.-,—
X.oOO
,
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2178,
Period End
salts
Net
stockholders
The
-
enable
to
May
on
officers
and
key
larger siock ownership in
Under
the
value
plan,
to
37.500
shares
stock
the
of
stock
the
of
at
Hercules
1,
be
of
call
granted
the
for
stock
common
is
years.—V.
ten
the
of
purchase
Powder
175,
Co., Inc.—New
of
corporation.
a
The
market
the
Period
Railway
Net
begin
—V.
tory will be ready for
A
1953.
by April,
occupancy
$400,000.—V.
174,
Hertz Driv-Ur-Self System, Inc.—Business Up—
The
corporation's
of
quarter
quarter truck
These
said
from
year,
13.1%
By
revealed
were
revenue
last
car
over
leasing volume lore
increases
that
this
year
of 1951. First
last year's same period.
over
year.
against
during
$3,631,000
Hilton Hotels Corp.
"v
—V.
;
Three Months Ended March 31—
Gross
revenue
—
operating
Federal
Provision
for
Federal
profits
interest
$19,570,467
3,100,255
2,682,776
1,568,966
1,207,068
'
__
income
taxes
tax
57,108
152,583
134,882
$1,261,208
excess
Minority
1951
1952
$22,315,428
—
profit—
' 212,973 '
$1,188,243
$0.77
$0.77
1
—
_
profit
•Earnings per
"Based
at
March
share—
common
1,592,878
on
31.
shares
at
i.—^.
March
1,498,817 shares
and
1952.
31,
1951.
LUBBOCK
HOTEL
The
the
Hotel
Lubbock.
in
the
of
use
products.
working
additional
for
The
Hines"
"Duncan
name
a
Texas,
was
Bold
May 1,
1952, for $1,450,000.
Under the terms of the sale the
corporation received $300,000 in cash and a mortgage of $1,150,000
secured by the hotel property and equipment.
their
profit
-Jncorne
taxes
through
this
on
liquidation
attributable
1952
to
$125,000.—V.
of
approximately $800,000
will be subject to
the capital gain rate, and wlil be taken up as realized
at
the
sale
174,
the
of
after
indebtedness.
providing
for
The
of
amount
will
taxes
be
x/;;
s
May
on
tiled
12
March
preferred
31,
1956,
&
sale
$51.50
at
share
per
plus
thereafter,
to
net
proceeds
Co.
The company has completed
Borrows
—
,
$20,000,000—
negotiations for
25-year
a
May 21 by E, R. Bartlett and R. L. Murray, Chairman
and President, respectively, The loan has been obtained
The
from
New
York
Life
will
used,•
be
Co. and R.
ceived
the
Pressprich & Co.
first
According
interest
cipal
the
to
the
at
of
rate
loan
and
May
of
1977.
The
the
of
33/4%,
until
the
at
before Nov. 28, 1952.
or
terms
rate
required
are
amortized
on
The company
has re¬
$10,000,000 and will bor¬
instalment of
the balance
row
1,
W.
1,
payments
1957.
$800,000
a
Thereafter,
year
to
up
the
and
N.
used
$6,000,000
of
the
-
series
and
Montague,
Tacoma,
Wash.,
and
for
a
plant
new
to
at
include
a
Montague,
the
in
By
to
be
its
ercted
at
expenditure
This
said.
$10,000,000 caustic and chlorine plant to be erected
Mich.; a substantial further expansion of caustic and
plant; expansion in capacity of many
Niagara; and additional facilities and plant
to
the end
further
reduce
costs,
improve
efficiency
and
The
$2,000,000
the
operating
and
the
serve
pulp
production
and
has
sideration
anhydrous
week
to
with
together
other
to
ammonia
been
contracted
increase
its
for
capacity
by
of
plans
50%
this
company
are
already
Prf?ction
Construction
—V,
p.
175,
of
the
Corp.,
a
new
Common
stock
under
were
started
under
supervised
American
offered:
and
exps.
Oper. income..
Non-oper. income
Gross
by
Cyanamid
Shares
Securities
City
Corp.—
Bond
Interest
Net
•Exclusive
$3,643,971
3,159,864
3,165,616
$89,820
$484,107
$292,712
3,975
5,496
Co._.
Co.—___
&
STATEMENT
1952—Month—1951
Baker,
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$605,619
$523,539
$1,778,386
380,229
1,284.813
applicable
of oper. prop
Federal income
Other
after
—V.
$93,795
8489,603
$309,-260
129,338
516,338
517,000
70,058
70,958
280,233
280,233
$37,775
$105,601
*
$306,968
adjustment income bonds.—V.
$487,973
175, p. 1540,
With
SB?1mno<S.n K
(cumuTaUre
SSO
gnSbff
16 ,"'?d a
tS °J. V
nar,
xkrzr
statement with the
prior preferred stock
by€
™bl * "°e
of
products*
which
safes in
proceed"
the
195r
of
entire
stock
Co.
•
and
1954)*
P.
636,
hfehiv
t
m
the
niiktonriin»
(which
3
kfh°Wn as ,Kenwood Mills. and its three
i? "lanufacture of two principal lines
fil specialifed mechanical fabrics for industrial
an<? < 2? hp5P
ely tJW0"thirds of consolidated net
lit
acemmrert
is
was
»W»re» «""»■ ot «» »•'
<1?; £612,000 is to be used to redeem at par
in 195iMn°th!?areS ?f-^5 class B preferred
S (J^ the accluisitl°n of Gay Brothers
adeemed or purchased on or before Jan.
balance will be used for working capital.—V. 174,
issued
reauired
and
the
Kidder,
5.00
Bennett
Foust,
Co
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.——
Kramer-Gardner
Lehman
Simmons-—
Inc.———
5.00
Carl
1.40
Merrill
2.30
covering
be
Newherd,
1.00
Co., Inc.—
Quail & Co.—
$67,392
$224,868
$217,733
Dixon
40,345
135,230
136,290
Inc.
Products
filed
was
stock
offered
to
-
Corp.,
with
the
Wayne,
Collins
&
Co
Co.—
Bretscher
SEC
Glore,
■
'«■
proceeds
The
are
to
go
Ravenscroft
Noonan
filed
15
6%
of
at
at
share)
per
(one
par
to
are
notification
of
r.on-cumulative
($10
par
proceeds
letter
a
cent
convertible
and
per
Stephen
ot
go
with
corporation
with
The
the
is
to
paid in cash.
securities
of
IBS will
of
B
common
class
0.76495
of
0.3202125
0.01018425
share
a
of
of
of
pro
Kansas
Indiana
rata
shares
(20,000
Eastern
share
a
In
lieu
of
expenses
and
Net
to holders of each share
outstanding) as follows:
Utilities
Telephone
Inc.
Corp.
stocks
IBS owns 8,106
Gas
These
holders
&
and
will
a
shares
who
will distribute the net proceeds
(22% )
consist
are
registered
$3,782,916
$3,741,584
——
—
—
preferred
on
after
per
stock———
preferred
—_
share—
common
1,200,982
—
shares
of
$3,760,643
1,127,465
1,024,062
$2,663,756
$2,736,531
500,086
517,586
$2,146,170
dividends
stock
19,059
$3,791,221
—
deductions
income
8,305
—_——
common
$1.78
stock
$2,236,495
$1.86
outstanding.—
of the
common
corporation on May 16 offered $54,250 of 10-year 5%
notes
(in denominations of $25 each) and 2,524 shares of common
10 cents) at 1673 cents per share.
This offering has b^en
limited to
the corporation's stockholders, and indications at present
stock
and
of
affiliated
ratably,
members
and
of
of
(par
amount will
that the entire
be
taken up very quickly.
"
The
for
V.
proceeds from the sale of the securities
the development
will be used primarily
and exploitation of the Jet-Heet Thermo Pump*.—»
1J75, p. 2078.
Johns-Manville Corp.—W. C. Stolk a Director—
stock of Jackson¬
the
■*
Walsh,
W.
IBS.
These
C.
directoi\
Stolk,
President of
bringing
eleven.—V.
total
the
American Can
number
of
Co., has been e'ected
Johns-Manville
directors
-
a
to
175, p. 611.
Smail
with1 the management of Baker,
broker-dealer,
par
are
more
Kansas
stock¬
sell such Jacksonville stock at a :price to be
fixed by" arms-length bargaining; provided that any or all of said
shares may be retained if appropriate steps are taken to terminate,
all control of Jacksonville by any of the individuals in question.
As to the remaining 4,460 shares of Jacksonville stock held by tBS,
written notice is to be given to all persons who sold such stock to IBS
to the effect
that said shares are to be disposed of except to the
extent that any vendor notifies IB3 of intention to assert
a
claim
promptly
:
The
at
share sof suoh stock acquired prior to its
much as 10% or Jacksonville's voting securities
pro rata to the class
B common stockholders of
stockholders
Co.,
1951
$20,435,566
16,693.982
Jet-Heet, Inc., Englewood, N. J.—Securities Offered—
-
stock;
common
Telephone
as
Baker families
Walsh
—
(net»
"Applicable to
V. 174, p. 2548.
The 3,646
distributed
be
IES.
and
Corp.
purchased
18,706,580
1952
income
Balance
stock;
common
to the fractional
shares which
would
otherwise
be
distributable.
Thereafter, any and all remaining assets not required
to meet known obligations or claims against IBS will be distributed
pro rata to holders of the class B common.
(a)
5.00-
Co.
$22,489,496
—
_—%—<
taxes
earnings
income
Dividends
All of the
corresponding
ville
&
1.80
Co.—Earnings—
—
Net
Realty Co. common stock,
Telephone Co. common stock.
distributing fractional shares, IBS will sell one or
shares of the above
Weid
April 30—
revenues
'Other
its class A
stock
share
a
of
1.40
amount
be distributed
of
White,
,
1.40,
—
Walker & Co..
H.
pre¬
;
be
Harris,
Co.—
2C78.
Operating
amendment.to its plan hereto¬
liquidation and dissolution; and
scheduling the amended plan for
IBS
p.
Operating
the
common stock will be retired
by
equal to the liquidation preference
of $33 per share plus accrued dividends.
Thereafter, certain portfolio
in
&
&
5.00
175,
Service
"Earnings
indebtedness of
cash
of
Co
——
V.
G.
.
1.G0
Brothers
Stern
Iowa Public
275,000 shares
share), without
William Bardill
the following:
proposes
outstanding 647 shares of
payment
Ripley &
also
1.80
Co
Inc.
1.80
& Co
Gardner——
&
&
Fairman
Sills.
1.00
2.00
*
12 Months Ended
an
order
an
—
1.00
2.00
to
1952.
plan
All known
(1)
filed
19
proposing its
issued
12,
June
on
SEC
has
amended
May
on
the
Reinholdt
5.00
Corp
Forgan
Inc.
—See
-
.
Iowa
Harriman
May
on
——_—
1.40
—_
1.80
Cook & Co.—__
Pyper
1.00
of
First
Mich.
16 covering
at $7.50 per share through
be offered
to
offered
be
The
the-Commission
hearing
1.89
The
1.40
Investment Bond & Share Corp.—Amends Plan—
filed
Milwaukee Co.
1.40
Julien
Conway Brothers—
shares
27,500
to
stock
1.00
6.50,
Beane—
Chiles, Huey, Schutz Co.—
May
on
1.80-
Co., Inc.
150
Gross
This
&
ner
&
•
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
116,971
al.
fore
& C j._—
McGlone
'
1.00*
5.00
—.——
119,000
Inland Petroleum Corp., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC
stock
Brothers
MeCormick
1.80
& Co.,
1.80 *
Co
600
Co., Detroit, Mich.
selling stockholder.
corporation
O.bO
Peabody & Co.—
1.80
2.30
Inc.—
Ellis, Holycke & Co.——_
Chapman & Co._
the
_
Co.—
1.80
& Co.
132,105
Cloth
common
Kenneth
common
&
$86,088
notification
Manley,
will
subsidiariesP are'
1.80"
Hendeivon
C.
136,000
•—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
having
use
The Illinois Co.——
36,000
3.403725 shares of Investors
H«yck & Sons, Rensselaer, N.
Y.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
T.
1.80
2.30
Farweli.
of
2.30%*
2.30
56,585
Wire
follows:
(Inc.)
50
Industrial
letter
as
Inc.—
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
1540.
p.
are
Hall & Co.
Harris,
39,868
charges
175,
the company,
43,947
—
income——
additional
Co.—
Ellis &
Dsmpsey fc
Net oper.
Net
the
of
10.20%
&
&
underwriters
the
of the shares thereof not subscribed
warrants which each under-
subscription
Co.—_
Co.,
Blair
of
or
on
54,000
taxes
taxes
oper.
to
shares were held by the
before Dec. 31, 1955, of
certificates..
655
Burns, Potter & Co.—
—I
to lease
names
of
Weeks & Harden
Becker
G.
only
1. 1952.
Aug.
stock,
percentage
Blyth
1,097,023
Rent
&
time be out¬
any
bonds are issuable
offering of additional common stock
Blunt
$1,550,877
421,584
the
common
purchase from
to
at
may
additional
that
notes due
for
the
&
Whipple
William
expenses'——
series which
all
Robert W. BaiTd & Co., Inc.
EARNINGS
OF
of
exercise
agreed
Ailyn
Bacon,
v'v/
/■;
:.
50,000 shs.
indenture.
date
and
the
Barney
C.
A.
500
revenues—-
16,548
129,991
on
Mayerstein
Denham
has
Smith,
2,500
1,000
.
Period End. Mar. 31—
$3,458,328
771,497
$161,374
of interest
M.
Y.
50,000 shs.
§1,815,334 shs.
2,500,000 shs,
except
the
outstanding
stock
Income
1,444
deficit
E.
&
.
Operating
of
$159,930
—_
R.
3,000
_
2,500
ferred
$861,318
...
bonds..
3,300
Co., Inc.-_
Colin
&
Shumakcr,
,Hughes
Inc.
100.000 shs.
$ 10)
bonds
of
V'
250,000
—
$100)
(par
I
record
through
writer
Shares
.
Rafl'en.sperger,
1953
—
with
-
10,000,000
—
1,
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
for
Operating
1952—4 Mos.—1951
adjustment
on
income
.
1982_
unlimited,
of
common
.'
..
Co.,
__
&
Co.
760,339
charges
*
7,200
Share
&
Corp.
Collett
the
$920,269
income...
Income
the
were
Outstanding
$17,000,000
6,000,000
for delivery upon surrender
non-voting, non-dividend bearing scrip
RR.—Earnings-
1952—Month—1951
taxes—
-v.%'-
offered
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
company
4
the securities above
for
pay
is
the
§On
'
et
Oper,
and
1
.
underwriting.
Hudson & Manhattan
take
to
the
from
7,500,000
Aug.
(par
accordance
holders
.
con¬
1223.
Period End. Apr. 30—
Gross oper.
rev
who
commitment
due
amount
in
162,y«l shs.
'
and
stock being
I—_—
^Excludes $250,000 234%
preferred
was
offered
through
(.ubject to certain conditions)
$2.50
underwriters,
firm
a
"The
standing
'
40,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
par value)
bonds,
common
1979
due
stock
*
47,104 shs.
"*
(no
1978
series
120,000 shs.
__
UNDERWRITERS—The
below-named
The
of
series
in
the
of
be
EFFECT
GIVING
preferred
4.40%
cumu¬
preferred
.
plant
division
value),
par
series
notes
Common
1,079,500
.
sale
company's
will
series
i
'
$2.50 preferred
SEC
™PeS-^n.
Chemical
issuable
$2
5%
1,300,000
(no
1,700 shares of
plant
and
stock
due
scries due
i'2%%
2.500,000
parent,
series
Cumulative
1,600,000
to
the
due 1973—
series*
2%%
$4,200,000
—
104.91%-
from
"
3.30%
1981
ranging
prices
mortgage bonds:
37a
Outstanding
—
the
from
of
stockholders,
present
3'/4%
^
at
only the bonds may be redeemed
ranging from 101.86% to 100%,
-
purposes
prices
shares
226,835
of
3»/.»%
FINANCING
NEW
TO
*'•
—
1979
payable
notes,
lative,
A
before
last
at
Tacoma,
Wash.
The
unit
was
the growing requirements of the chemical
industry
paper mills
of the Pacific Northwest.
Its entire
fund
at
Authorized
quality.
New Plant Placed in Operation—
constructed
due
6%
Preferred
of
1953, the announcement added, Hooker's gross plant
and equipment value will
approximate $58,000,000, or four times the
$14,500,000 value at the end of 1945.
.
and
1975
due
COMPARATIVE
for
1954
accrued
A.
Falls,
redeemable
are
sinking
15,
CAPITALIZATION
Unlimited
Inc.
chlorine capacity at the Tacoma
diversified chemicals at
improvements
Demand
Kiser,
funds
Niagara
program calls for an
1952-53,
the
announcement
years
series
be
Mich.
$2o,000,000
due
series
3%
May
will
retire
the
rT]?L.company's present expansion
will
3%%
•
funds
new
bank loans and will use the balance of
plant enlargements and improvements both at
Y.,
loan
prin¬
including
outstanding
various
bear
of
o
#
has
company
will
notes
account
on
for
$36,000,000.
company.
EFFECT
bonds—
mortgage
Indianapolis
the
agreement,
no
GIVING
the
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
100.899;
Corp.,
applied to the company's program
for
construction
and
acquisition of
additions to its utility plant
which, in the years 1952 and 1953, will require expenditures of about
for construction purposes
loans made
with
Authorized
Insurance
Co., John Hancock
Mutual Life Insurance Co., New England Mutual Life
Insurance Co., Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Philadelphia and two others through Smith, Barney &
,
bank
affiliated
not
CAPITALIZATION
profit
loan in the amount of $20,000,000, it was announced on
:
$1,000,000 of
pay
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Wood, StrutSecurities Corp.
(jointly),
American
and
bonds
new
May
its
to
$52.50 per share through
is redeemable at
Other bids, all for 3V4S, were as
Brothers, 101.1743; Kidder, Peabody &
First Boston
100% ;
after
"First
institutions
Halsey*
—
Co., 100.7069.
The
Lo
Telephone Corp.—Preferred Stock
stock
and
PROCEEDS—The
lrom
Bonds Offered
—
100.815; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., 100.80; White, Weld
dividends.
funds,
registration statement with the
capital stock.—V. 175, p. 48.
a
first mortgage bonds, 3%% series
101.34%.
Co.
&
100.91;
Offered—City Securities Corp. and associates on Mar. 18
publicly offered 20,000 shares of $2.50 cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (no par) at $47.50 per share.
First
Electrochemical
of
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
3%
Hooker
bid
hers
notification
of
letter
a
approximately
1597.
p.
Light Co.
•Securities Corp., 100.91;
with the
SEC covering 25.000
shares of common stock (par 50 cents)
to be
offered
at
the
market
(approximately
$2.50
per
share)
through
Barrett Herrtck & Co., Inc., New York.
The proceeds are to be used
for working capital.—V. 170, p. 6 and V. 175, p. 917.
$2.50
filed
15
Co., 101.158; W. C. Langley & Co., Union Securities Corp.
and Glore, Forgan & Co.
(jointly), 101.039; Equitable
other
.
The
May
on
5,000,000 shares of its
follows: Lehman
trade
and
as
these
makes
also
company
■.
corporation
The
SOLD.—The Hilton
used
be
manufactures bakery products, specializing
and plum puddings under an exclusive world¬
Indiana Associated
Net
will
proceeds
1862.
175, p.
Mutual, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
covering
May 15, 1982, at 101.93% and accrued interest. The
underwriters were awarded the bonds on May 21 on
Independent Plow, Inc., Neodesha, Kan.—Files—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
-
Net
net
for
these
comple¬
Bond and Share Plan
(all.
are not affected by the fore¬
Investment
the
offered $10,000,000 of
products under the brand names "Golden Bear" and "Imperial Brands."
March
February, and
V.V
January,
for
name
of
balance
due
cookies
franchise
wide
L. Jacobs, President.
He
rentals alone was $4,096,000
car
cakes,
all profits as to which claims are not asserted.
management will be reconstituted, so as to termi¬
escrow
Iowa Power &
'
fruit
in
limited
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associated underwriters on May 23
BUSINESS—Corporation
Walter
passenger
The
share).
per
which
(persons who originally sold particular
periods; and the escrow agent will-
vendors
by
within
by
The
SEC
on
capital.
the
in
88,754
May 2 offered publicly to residents
100,000 shares of capital stock at par
company
PROCEEDS—The
higher
rentals were 29.7%
the first three months
passenger
this
276,906
46,057
Kansas City Power & Light Co. which has
purchase Eastern Kansas stock.
The profits"
■
California
of
($1
first
225,937
35,092
1862.
p.
—The
1694.
p.
81.727
to
provisions of the original plan which
going proposals) will be carried out as originally filed.—V. 174. p. 1893.-
$3,770,672
i 275,645
Imperial Brands, Inc., Ingle wood, Calif.—Stock Offered
laboratory building and two greenhouse: will comprise the
The cost of the buildings is expected to be in (.he neighbor¬
main
project.
hood oi
175,
frem
control
Investors
...
such-
adjudicate
to
IBS or its stockholders, within 90 days after
tion of the sale to Jacksonville of the 4.460 shares of stock.
nate
fixed
for
charges
income
224,556
proceedings
in escrow pending disposition of any claims
Jacksonville's
(4)
to
same
held
IBS)
to
release
*
1952—4 Mos.—1951
$1,005,907
80,696
$3,867,939
69,826
$991,981
be
asserted
shares
(5)
1952—Month—1951
__/■
will
be
may
v.
,
26,042
revs.
income-
avail,
Income
the labora¬
ar.d it is expected
in September,
-■
70,947
oper.
oper.
ry.
Net
'
will
-
,
Period End. April 30—
Planned
laboratory wi.l be constructed by this company
at its Experiment Station
near
Wilmington, Del., it was announced
on
May 26.
The new structure will enable the company to expand
considerably its work in biological, botanical, and agricultural fields:
Construction
•
.
tender
outstanding offer
an
thereon
(approximately
proceeds
then
will
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
-
Laboratory
share.
per
appropriate
j
in the ratio of
will expire July
No underwriting
for
1480.
p.
$100
is
brings
specified periods.
Any shares not covered by claims so
by vendors will be sold to Jacksonville at IBS's cost.
(3) Immediately
following
distribution
by
IBS
of
the
EasternKansas stock to the class B common stockholders of IBS,
the latter,
asserted
$68,077,000 if all subscription rights;
are
exercisedi
are to
be applied toward repayment oi advances from
American
Telephone & Telegraph Co., parent, which are presently
outstanding in the amount of $74.700,000.—V. 175, p. 1761.
biological
new
involved.
Is
price
subscription
The
1952.
Net
may
be purchased is to be
the
time
an
option is granted.
option
one
stock option incentive plan
this company to acquire a
a
which
exercising
A
employees
options
of
of
approved
the corporation.
the
maximum
price
19
rights
given
and
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
within
claim
on-
to subscribe for these shares
share for each four shares then held.
The rights
be
to
arc
?
company
rescission
for
With SEC—
Co.—Registers
Telephone
May 15 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 682,454 shares of common capital stock, $100 par.
>
% Shareholders of record at the close of business on May 29, 1952,
.The
$21,126,702 $19,417,779 $93,797,305 $86,694,663
—
Stock Option Incentive Plan Approved—
Bell
Illinois
1952—12 Mos.—1951 /<
1952—3 Mos.—1951
April 30—
V*.-.
Sales Higher—
Hecht Co.—Quarterly
(The)
•
.
.
Power
&
Light
Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—
negotiated the direct placement of an
issue of $4,750,000 first mortgage bonds, 3V4% series, due
May 1, 1982, at a price of 100.96% through The First
Boston Corp.
*
The company has
The proceeds will be used
V.
175, p. 48.
for the company's construction program.-—
Volume 175
Number 5119
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Market Street Railway Co.—Amends Plan—
Kennametal Inc.—Borrows
$2,500,000—The corporation
May 19 announced that arrangements were recently
on
completed
Mellon
for
10-year
a
National
Bank
&
of
Co.
Trust
National Life Insurance Co.
tions
loan
term
Each
The
second
Lincoln
latter
institu¬
and
of the
This company has filed an amendment
dissolution
heretofore
approved by the
from
$2,500,000
partial
outstanding
for
such
participating to the extent of $1,250,000 and
the loan is payable at the rate of $250,000 annually,
maturities during the first five years being payable to
are
of
record
instalments
and
during
the
second
five
tions
held
provide
of
bears interest
loan
'''
by
Mellon
Net
which
for
sales
$14,960,510
capital
nine
with
4'/2%
and
and
respectively,
is
por¬
intended
the
sustain
to
the
on
high
The
$7,738,105
31,
to
the
in
stock
mon
level
amounted
1952
period
same
this
distribution
made
is
11
'
1"
'
'Y
;
before
Net
the
to
the
in
to
shares
last
and
Kentucky Utilities Co.—Registers With SEC—
be
of
record
on
on
expire
about
or
June
19,
.
11,
the subscription
will not
that
1952, and
July
The
1952.
La Luz Mines Ltd., Toronto,
Tons
milled
Gold
produced
Gross
offering
newly elected Board elected the following officers: Glenn L.
Honorary Chairman; George M. Bunker, Chairman of
the
President; Jess W.„Sweetser, J. B. Wharton, Jr., William
Board
Bids
for
Operating
—V.
(ounces)
produced
of
B.
Bergen,
C.-C.
Controller;
Pearson,
William
Secretary.—V.
175,
profit
McCormick
In
323,756
37,654
—::
$1,193,815
392,954
265,953
,
preferred
L.
G.
Vice-Presidents;
T.-Willey,
Lucas,
Treasurer,
Earl
Uhlig,
S.
Cross,
Frederic
and
1541.,
p.
share),
we
of
that
Water
Power
&
(Calif.)—Bonds
Co.
the
to
be
used
to
Y
■'■ Y
YYY'v-';
■
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Glass
Co.
—
SEC
have
if
of
"Garan
Robert
Corp., Los Angeles,
The
Y, ' -:Y; Y,Y
purchase
ciated
with
The
by
Acquires
Finish
at
Nine
for
other
—V.
finish
is
by
G.
MacNichol,
P.
all
patent
"Garan"
surface
a
properties,
and
and
"Garan
treatment
where
glass fibers are
the
goodwill
be
Liquid Carbonic Corp.
preferred shareholders
applied
to
Net
'
•
/
there
in
—
fibers
glass
to
reinforcing
Borrowing
Ended
March
Approved—The
The remaining $3,000,000 will be
on or before Dec. 20,
1952, and added to working capital.—V. 175, p. 1481.
be
from
it
of
Room 1410, First Nationalto noon (CST) on June 5
equipment trust certificates,
up
$2,850,000
dated
with
excess
SEC,
stock
revenues
„
Operating
expenses
__
oper.
Net
oper.
Net
after
—V.
Co.—Earnings
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$9,935,539
$8,318,195
$29,298,521
7,436,875
6,521,597
22,806,651
18,807,000
$2,498,664
revenues-
income
oper.
$1,796,598
$6,491,870
$5,750,413
taxes.
$24,557,413
738,235
421,290
1,731,221
1,441,252
713,227
620,264
2,141,080
1,858,891
$1,047,202
$755,044
$2,619,569
$2,450,270
824,498
573,799
1,993,777
1,915,024
taxes
income.
charges
175, p. 1762.
so
Namm-Loeser's, Inc.- -New Name-
from
See
through
Namm's,
Inc., below.
Namm's, Inc.—Name Changed—
The
Securities
Guardian
and
corporation
effective
recorded
—V.
this
of
name
Inc.,
the
on
174,
May
New
13
has
York
Curb
changed
the
in
Exchange
to
Namm-Loeser's,
stock
common
under
the
new
were
name.
N
1498.
p.
•<
been
transactions
1957.
Subs.)—Earnings—
31—
1952
Period End. April 30—
$25,715,293
$21,573,510
19,258,328
558,466
$2,844,715
2,880,000
stock—
common
have
been
The
stockholders
rate
of
eliminate
to
offsetting items of cash
Federal
175,
income
and
both
$3.55
from
discounts,
$9,590,692 $10,498,444
262,155
589,280
before Yaxes__LY'„—i__LYL—LLY Y^
230,000
Three
Months Ended
reflect
to
tBased
taxes.
918.
p.
Operating
Oil
heretofore
issued
for
purchased
were
delivered
until
and
held
of
a, sum
January,
in
the
Treasury.
The 21,976 shares
part of the stock not being
$299,990;
1J52.~—V.
155,
•
Mai;. 3L—
Operating
revenues
____
expenses
____
change
to
the
2261.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
31—
1952
1951
$7,819,189
$7,778,380
7,009,536
6,975,650
,$809,653
—
$802,730
—
operations——
.
272,127
—;
etc..
'Earnings
deductions——
552,636
$1,113,359
537,207
$529,144
$576,152
$0.37
—
share
common
„
$0.40
.—.1
shares outstanding
1,394,563
on
310,629
$1,081,780
...
income^.
net
per
'Based
$41,367,351
$38,992,896
9,690,001
9,306,448
28,466,927
27,171,747
1,598,545
1,335,894
4,909,367
4,002,832
814,284
taxes-
from
Consolidated
providing for dividends
after
preferred stock.—V, 174, p. 638, and V. 173, p. 2291.
National Fuel Gas Co.
1952—3 MOS.—1951
1951
$13,904,593 $13,230,181
780,185
2,452,179
2,277,663
taxes..
oper;
150,
-Earnings—
1952—Month
;s
March
income
Interest,
on
Telephone Co.
Michigan Bell
Period End.
V
Name—
proposal
a
Ltd.—V.
________
:,-.YY
1014.
p.
approved
expenses
Other
Corp.—Reduces Capitalization—
The stockholders
on
May
16
approved
a
proposal
reducing
the
capital stock of the corporation from 310,000 shares without par value
to 288,024 shares by retiring ar.d extinguishing 21,976 shares of such
stock
12
Brewery,
revenues
Operating
Income
Messer
May
Dow
National City Lines, Inc.
revenues
and
profits
excess
on
to
name
$2,289,303
$3.58
adjusted
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$2,773,974 $31,246,536 $29,934,420'
Y
174, p. 1198.
National Breweries, Ltd.—Changes
473,801
3,591,855
—
profits taxes
deductions,
final
Other
142,000
—V.
15,930,406
.
;
1952—Month—1951
Sales
"1951
1950 Y
1951
———.
(&
$2,306,644
figures
Federal income
Lonsdale Co., Providence, R. I.—Earnings Off—
Calendar Year—
offering of
debentures
due
Debentures Offered—Public
—
issue of $18,000,000 3V4% sinking fund
a new
May 15,
1977
made May 22
was
by
an
underwriting group headed by White, Weld & Co. The
were priced at 100.8559% plus accrued inter¬
debentures
-Net
oper.
income
after charges.
Net
—V.
175,
$1,801,763
$1,807,654
$5,538,878
$5,540,648
1,556,500
_
1,596,090
4,778,269
4,795,198
est to
yield approximately 3.20% to maturity. The issue
at competitive sale on May 20 on a bid of
awarded
was
918.
p.
100.2799.
Net
profit
after
To Vote
The
stockholders
from
Textron,
Lonsdale
all
the
assets,
Textron
of
which
of directors.
Lonsdale
shares
to
are
Inc.,
board
$359,280
$120,155
taxes
Michigan-Wisconsin
Purchase Offer-
on
series
4%
This
vote, June 30, on a revised purchase offer
has been
accepted unanimously
by the
This provides that Textron would acouire
subject
to
liabilities,
preferred
A
exchange
in
stock.
40,444
for
preferred
The
issue
until
June
registration
proposed
issue
statement filed with the SEC on April 3 covering
of 154,203 shares of common stock (par $10) was
8.—V. 175, p. 2078.
May
on
'
Quarter Ended March 31—
income
Net
Common
(after
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
173,
outstdg.
share
at
1951
$68,525,558
1,523,146
2,772,944
1,318.189
$1.10
end
of
period
:
revenues
of
and
maturing
2xh%
outstanding
given
interested
thereon.—V.
hearing
a
has
173,
p.
Dealers, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Offering—
Inc.—Reports Net Loss—
1951
1952
$2,406,753
:
Net
miles
passengers
end
express
working
flown
—
carried.
freight
capital—March
31—
Shares
debt—March 31
and surplus—March
outstanding—March
*ExcIusive
of
corporation
175,
wholesales
building
material
to
the
West.
See
2078.
p.
receive
upon
1762
p.
do
and
$2,072,869
$1,131,877
$2,296,429
418,658
credits.
reported
for
loss
of
$20,784
Mr
the company
rate proceedings.
revenues
conclusion of pending
V. 174, p. 2548.
mail
Middle South
into
/Three
$15,000,000
a
has
credit
issued
as
request
Months
Ended
March
Utilities, Inc.—Bank Loans—
corporation
order
an
hearing
a
applied
the
to
giving
SEC
with
agreement
interested
thereon.
until
persons
Proceeds
the
of
banks;
June
borrowings
and
to. enter
the SEC
2, 1952, to
will be used
Middle
South to make investments in its subsidiaries to assist
carrying out their
construction
programs
and
for other
corporate purposes.
Such programs are estimated to require expendi¬
in
them
31—
1951
1952
tures
Operating
revenues
$2,106.60')
$1,943,858
Operating
expenses
1,622,004
1,647,667
and
of
approximately $65,000,000 in 1952 and $75,000,000 in 1953,
require new financing by the subsidiaries in amounts esti¬
$48,500,000 in 1952 and $46,500,000 in 1953.—V. 175, p. 1224,
will
mated
at
Income from operations
.
$484,536
Interest
Net
44.974
—
in
tax
ome
income
Earned
—V.
$301,498
•„
__
Gross income
Federal
5,307
-
106.785
227,072
165.045
$3.55
SO.40
409,500 shares
Midwest
The
SEC
to
be
Marchant Calculating Machine Co.—Quarterly Sales—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Gross
—V.
sales
175,
service
and
p.
volume____
—
__
1951
$6,546,283
$6,533,532
Market Basket, Los Angeles, Calif.—Files^
The
EEC
company
covering
offered
to
be
at
used
on
19,181
$11.50
for
May 14 filed a latter of
shares of common stock
per
general
share,
without
corporate
173,
50
certain
with
cents)
to
1390.
the;
be
are
Co.,
to the public.
to be supplied
Walker & Co.
for resale
terms
is G.
by
trusts
are
H.
the
set
selling
proceeds
the
of
the
sale
retirement of bank loans.
funds
provide
to
loaned
be
will
company
use
remaining proceeds
The
to
certain
subsidiaries
carrying out their construction programs during
sale
Gas
service
a
principally
of
lation
1952.
'
to
.
.
small
at
retail,
provided
is
at
of straight natural
retail
in
and
gas
having
areas
mixed
aggregate
an
gas.
popu¬
about
1,400,000 in western Pennsylvania, western New York,
in eastern Ohio and a part of Ontario, Canada.
area
EARNINGS—Consolidated
.che'd'o-fps
1951
for
operating
amounted
to
revenues
$42,295,517
the
of
and
and
company
net
income
was
$4,521,473,
CAPITALIZATION
■
3%
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
:
Outstanding
$13,500,000
sinking fund debentures due 1973— $13,500,000
sink.
Capital
debs,
due
(without
par
fund
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
18,000,000
18,000,000
1977
4,000.000 shs.
value)__—
3,810,183 shs.
of
White, Weld & Co., the represen¬
tative
of
the
purchasers (hereinafter
called the "representative"),
and
of
the other purchasers of the debentures and the
respective
principal amounts of debentures to be purchased by them arc set
names
below:
White,
Co._L.__S2,325,000
Weld &
Drexel &
Co.
2,325,000
Equitable Securities Corp. 2,325,000
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
2,325,000
Fenner & Leane
R.
W.
Pressprich & Co._$l,100,000
1,100,000
Spencer Trask & Co.
Tucker,
The
Anthony & Co._ 1,000,000
Ohio
Hallowell,
440,000
Co.„_—.
Sulzberger
&
220,000
—
1,100,000
1,100,000
Mason-Hagan,
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)
1,100,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
M. Marks & Co.
1,100,000
Coffin
& Burr,
Estabrook
Laurence
175,
Inc
Co,—,
&
With
board chairman, and Ina
Washington University, St.
proceeds will be received by the company.
as
of
to
the
prospectus,. the
pp.
1863
ar.d
and as trustee under
fi
The
-
The public
by amend¬
Inc.
—~
220.000
220,000
2079.
who
are
Boatmen's
National
Bank
of St.
F.
executives,
key
stock
of
the
employees
Subs.)—Earnings
(&
1952—12 Mos.—1951
1952—12 Mo
1951
1952—3 Mos.—1951
Gross
operating
5,101,881
4,417,457
Dr81,175
111,215
17,642,239
12,920
15,957.242
1,017,254
5,020.706
2,199,257
4,528,672
17,655,159
16.974,496
1,852,542
7,856,755
7,023,576
inc.-
2,821.449
9,945.920
$0.33
2,676,130
$0.36
9,798.404
share_
$1.33
CI.35
inc
—
Net oper. & other inc.
Int.,
etc., charges—;
Consolidated
Earns,
per
net
com.
106,795.220 101,378,220
89,152,981
85,420,984
22,786,494
income
Other
s
$
27,203,951
29,000,606
23,898,725
operating revenue
Operating exps. & taxes
Withdraws Plan to Sell Gas Interests—
1,
remaining 55,000 shares held by the trustees are to be sold to
a new corporation organized by G. H. Walker &
Common
Electric System
$
Net
stockholders,
the wills of Hugo F.
C. Urbauer, his wife, for
Louis, Mo.
None of the
St. Louis Midwest Co.,
Co.
England
Period End. Mar. 31—
,
Urbauer will, holds 64.360 shares
the Ina C. Urbauer will, 91,578 shares
trustee under the Huge
.*
New
by
up
former
benefit
(23.71
The .proceeds
p.
under
(16.667) );
*
notification
(par
underwriting.
purposes.—V.
to
19
by underwriters
and underwriting
principal underwriter
100,938 shares are owned
trustees
Louis,
;
May
price
According
1541.
on
The
Urbauer,
the
1952
&
purchased
The
•
company
offering
(be
Piping
filed a registration statement with the
covering 100.938 shares of its outstanding no par common stock,
ment.
173, p. 1890.
Supply
Inc.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
29,668-
215.218
—
—
per share on
Harriman Ripley
were:
$296,191
2,668
$487,2 '4
:
revenues
coupon,
designed to retire $12,600,000 of the debentures
redemption prices range from 103.86 Y to the
the
for the
and
—V.
Non-operating
is
fund
used
in
forth
authorization
for
certain
3%%
a
BUSINESS—Company is a holding company whose subsidiaries con¬
stitute
an
integrated system
for the production, purchase, storage
and transmission of natural and manufactured gas, the
distribution
314 7«
taxes.
additional
be
assist
Y
net
a
income
include
not
$3,028,411
—-
31.
—.—418,755
also
adjustment
earnings
to
175.
The
by
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings—
sinking
will
$2,231,899
—_
__
31
corporation
after
1952,
$2,921,838
non-recurring expense
NOTES—The
$1,163,588
common
The
A
de¬
less
Y
stock
Capital
1,055
$1,839,067
lincl. deposits
and equipment
92,449
1,026
31—
for
$2,170,335
103,742
(tons)
ali
101.1499.
$11,000,000
2,147,398
Mail,
has
V.
received,
Inc., 101.83, Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Wertheim & Co. (jointly)
First Boston Corp.,
101.4509, and Halsey, Stuart
Co. Inc.,
Co.,
101.72;
by maturity.
Optional
principal amount.
2,241,540
p'.ane
Revenue
expects
company has not
made a public offering of the 1,874 shares
capital stock covered by letter of notification filed May 8.
merely authorized the issuance of shares to facilitate purchase
by present stockholders and employees.
There is no intention to sell
to anyone other than a stockholder or employee,
at this time.
bids
Other
&
persons
2391.
Revenue
March,
:This
It
request
$20,000,000
amount
to
*36,328
—V.
of
the SEC
Notes—
authorization
2,203.082
$2.06
2611.
Lumber
like
a
Issue
for
82,544
Reported
.
of
amount
for
and
SEC
2,568,509
1,309,339
-.
the
to
"Quarter Ended March 31—
Operating
Long-term
1952
taxes)
the
Airlines,
preciation)—March
$64,890,397
sales
applied
PROCEEDS—Of
(W.) Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.—Earnings Off—
Total
to
Mid-Continent
Property
.
1952,
6,
in
notes
in exchange
three banks;
by
Pipe Line Co.—To
15
Operating expenses
Net loss, after adjustment, for income taxes..—
Lone Star Cement Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
Y The
a
3'/
1953,
held
May
on
has
The offer is equivalent to one share of
shares of Lonsdale common stock.
A pre¬
vious offer, made public in April, was the equivalent of one share of
Textron preferred for 33V3 shares of Lonsdale common.—V. 173, p. 2390.
withdrawn
1,
notes
Textron
<
company
new
July
10-year sinking fund.
preferred for 30
a
*
offering
the
this
per
1952—Month—1951
Operating
Corp. of California—Files—
___.
Operating
——
public
no
offer
to
__
645,000 shares.—V,
plastics.
on
Sales
Ste. Marie RR.—Bids—
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
2078.
p.
denominations
expenses
from
actual
on
drawn, at the company's option,
;
be
filed
earnings
*1951
standing bank loans.
Taxes——
will
was
position
a
175,
(approximately $25
May 16 filed a letter of notification with the
of 10-year junior subordinated debentures to be
on
various
tProfit per share
and
May 15 approved a $6,000,000
long-term loan from two insurance companies. Of these
funds, $3,000,000 will be used to retire presently out¬
Profit
that
notification
Publishing Co.
Months
and
1761.
p.
to
Other
Offering—
market
at
revenue
asso¬
Finish."
utilized in
Sault
&
received
purchase
A,
company's
Vice-"
Jr.,
'YY.;YY/,-LY-Y:' '' '' YYyY'YYY Y'YYY
<
trademarks
fields
175,
would
in
par
Income and
them
superior
characteristics lor reiniorcing plastics,
and
is
outstanding importance to the aircraft industry. It is also important
in
of
Depreciation
give
of
informed
covering $40,300
Meredith
•
and
May 20
on
be
National Bellas Hess, Inc.—April Sales—
YY'Y.
acquisition of certain technical
Steinman, President of the Garan Chemical
the Fiber Glass Division of Libbey-Owens-Ford
included
the
Garan
Finish"
announced
was
President.
par)
desirable.—V.
corporation
Total
the
Dr.
Co.,
(no
letter
company
Costs
Glass
been
The
time
ofiered
Glass Yarns—
Purchase of
$2.60
Period End. Mar. 31
facilities.
expand
$6.21
$2.65
by the company,
Building, Minneapolis 2, Minn.,
the
Net
offering of 50o shares of 5% cumula¬
($10o per
share)
and 8,188
shares of
par
Corp., San Francisco, Calif.—V. 175, p.
will
/Y""" Y
services
at
Mercantile Acceptance
The
borrower.
proceeds
$7.17
$2.75
Sold
Privately—This company has sold $70Q,000 of first mort¬
gage bonds, 37/s% series due 1977, to the New York Life
Insurance Co., it was announced on May 15.
Lester,
Ryons & Co., of Los Angeles, acted as agent for the
The
$5.51
&2.50
July 1, 1952, and to mature in 30 semi-annual
of $95,000 each, and to be secured
by railroad equipment
costing not less than $3,562,500.—V. 175, p. 1957.
.
.
Co., Inc.—No Public
non-voting
stock.
this
time
u^Lakewood
&
stock
stock
common
169, p. 2529.
$4.12
$2,401,335
1,004,328
1,397,007
instalments
connection with the proposed
tive
28,940
$1,461,862
metals
1,748,446
105.
will
series
and
1951
337,690
value
1,023,642
1,065,089
3,906,335
1,452,000
53,000
underwritten.
The
Martin,
Canada—Earnings—
1952
$2,772,088
1,062,270
share__„
per
p.
Soo Line
Federal
Six Months Ended March 31—
$2,127,359
624,521
share
per
Minneapolis, St. Paul
1,134,225
approximately
are
outstanding.
statement will be filed
65,050
—
174,
com¬
promptly by the company,
registration statement becoming effective on or
1952, it is expected that the offering will be made
12,
will
There
stock
1,705,000
65,201
965,700
earnings
Dividends
additional
such
to
June
rights
of
the company, at a price of $6 per share,
shares for
ten
shares
held,
George M.
new
announced.
tegistration
stockholders
to
nine
•
common
subject
about
The company on May 19 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series D, due June 1,
1982, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the financing will be used to pay for a part of the
cost
of
the
company's
construction
program,
estimated
at
about
$36,575,000 for the years 1952-53 —V. 175, p. 918.
of
President,
of
The
and net income for the nine months rose from $947,403 last year
to $1,634,263 for the current period.—V. 175, p. 711.
year
stockholders of
to
ration
offering
an
4,542,138
1,573,000
Reinvested
—v.
authorized
16
May
3,765,560
57,000
taxes
taxes
Dividends
'
Martin Co.—Plans Stock Financing—
on
3.350,224
1,703,000
$1,590,224
income
income
further
and
■
.
State
Feb. 28/49
$20,746,140
Feb. 28/50
$22,833,879
income
taxes
Federal
company
their
directors
Banker,
March
ended
whom
Earnings
certificates
the
order
an-
The
1952.
Feo. 29/52
Feb. 28,'51
$18,954,806 $19-,297,381
income
scheduling the
will keep a
of
surrender
issued
13,
providing for a
share upon
its
per
Gross
Earnings
attained.
being
months
compared
3%%
required
is currently
the
as
Lincoln
and
working
added
production
of
rate
to
$3.50
in respect of the certificates will be made
legal representatives.—V. 173, p. 202.
any,
or
'■'
June
on
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
Year Ended—
plan for liquidation and
Commission,
of
upon
has
SEC
/the
persons
persons
to its
distribution
preference 'Stock
and
hearing
(Glenn L.)
the
at
the
years
being payable to Lincoln.
The
prior
lor
distributions, if
same
'
Mellon
liquidating
stock;
amendment
7
(2179)
new
and
other
to various
to
be
offered
personnel
of
Midwest Piping.—
company
is
'.The
SEC
system for
sale
State
of
the
of
on
May
16
issued
an
order
granting
a
request
of
thiu
withdrawal of its application with respect to t '■e proposed
System's interests in all its gas properties located in Cut
Massachusetts
to
a
new
company
(Commonwealth
Natural
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
Monday, May 26, 1952
...
(2180)
lor the
to
condition
a
2079.
p.
revenues
Operating
expenses-
for
Rent
$17,823,636 $16,786,443 $52,639,782 $49,416,281
13,064,501
12,230,363 39,242,331
36,023,567
—
of
lease
1,489.426
1,293,500
1,269,750
1,120,523
4,058,188
3,836,640
oper.
Net
$1,976,209
$2,165,807
$5,502,623
1,468,047
oper.
1,515,161
4,043,329
$6,319,714
4,394,857
taxes—
income—.
Net after charges—
—V. 175, p. 1224.
Period End. April 30—
Gross
irtcome
S.
Other ry.
Net ry.
Net
1,001,000
1,229,300
5,594,500
632,078
1,960.077
1,599,132
2,680,054
7,021,309
1,071,659
5,697,130
2,525,961
6,892,502
5,450,773
$0.48
S0.77
S2.68
$2.55
—V.
pfd.
div.)
New
York
Three
Months
Operating
Operating
State,
March
Ended
and
local
Provision
808,105
196,294
Fedeial taxes—
& excess profits taxes
miscellaneous
for Federal
inc.
J
(par
income
income
,
————
174,
Books
Electric
State
First
Closed—The
nounced the closing
'•
Authorized
stock
of 300,000 new
Boston
Corp.
$310,171
54,152
was
company
for the
purposes
.
t
,
Boston, Mass.
Commission—
Corp.,
Finance
Securities and Exchange
corporation
16
May
on
covering 31,582 shares of
SEC
on
$256,018
$5
In
,
announced
The
a
as
The
in
announced
Operating
Operating
income
1952—12 Mos.—1951
12,977,799
13,985,986
taxes
income-
Operating
Other
&
49,969,724
45,947,688
$2,731,277
$2,067,297
$8,771,888
$7,713,259
1,165
1,223
13,024
4,013
(net)—
has
—
Bank
Gross
income
$2,732,442
$2,068,520
639,270
506,085
oeouctions
$8,784,912.
Files With
filed a letter of notification with the
cumulative preferred stock to be offered
Gas
Co.,
income
Com.
$1,562,435
outstanding-
shs.
Earns,
$2,093,172
2,396,950
2,179,046
share-
SO.76
$0.59
—
com.
per
FINANCING
COMPLETED—The
$6,820,983
dissolution
the
2,396,950
Total
2,179,046
$2.40
has
company
the
Mail
$10,000,000 of 3%%
sinking fund debentures due Dec. 1, 1991, and
has discharged the temporary bank borrowings incurred in anticipa¬
tion of this financing.
The construction
the
expenditure
about
for the period
This will
Net
addition
require
funds now
to
ACQUISITION—The company has offered $5,600,000 for
constituting the Saranac Division of Eastern New York
properties
Power
Corp.
These
properties
are
the
principal
wholesale
supply of the area embracing parts of Clinton, Franklin and
Counties, including the territory served at retail by N, Y. S. E.
Co., located in the extreme northeastern section of New York
power
76,276
306,878
stock—
$568,085
$482,921
$1,987,130
732,394
553,004
560,862
$0.78
$0.87
$3.54
$0.50
$0.40
$2.00
for common
common
per
paid
per
needed
G.
&
stock;
They consist principally of 19,050 kilowatts of hydro electric generating
capacity and 2,280 kilowatts of Diesel generating capacity located
in
four
also
made
that
it
bid
a
will
the City
The
for
the
oppose
made
properties, but the company has indicated
acquisition by the City on the grounds that
is not legally
empowered
to acquire
them.—V.
175,
Croil
New
York
Telephone
Period End. Mar. 31—
-1951
the
revenues
50,229,887
46,047,655
Operating
expenses
33,644,285
30,671,020
Other
income
Net
5,074,000
4,191,000
13,705,000
taxes-
5,382,849
5,125,912
16,066,456
308,919
57.237*
for
proposal
a
6,228,753
6,053,723
17,185,001
5,271,086
5,294,674
13,953,265
17,155,634
14,417,021
30,095,130
37,632,440 118,040,451
loans-
19,069,285
11,216,037
1,862,427
1,760,064
943,037
288.012
1952—3 Mos.—1951
sales
$5,927,290
Federal
on inc.
wl,267,683
*89,672
96,518
2,072,261
Cr7G2,826
17,366,289
37,838,251
20,560,239
12,637,470
34,798,934
3,613,477
3,031,702
3,403,788
2,181,610
727,476
1,205,487
of
extra
an
current
a
borrowings
Cr37,659
48,432
1,044,321
headed
stated
that
bank
as
payment of
balance
of
Consol.
net
profit
*$504,857
■'■*$52,013
$48,083
per
share
"SO.62
*$0.06
$0.06
$1.26
"Loss,
In March quarter in 1951 includes Income of $214,203 from
adjustment of unused reserve set up in the 6 months' period ended
,
Dec. 31,
1950.
the
consolidated
financial
previously sent to stockholders they
ibr
decorative
been
deemed
writedowns;
above
In
in
lighting
the
the
total
net
in
1951,
in
were
built up.
borrowed
balance
latter
As
due
come
up
3951
were
to
Substantial
of
part
a
$7,500,000,
now
before
near
The
end
of
time
take
$2,000,000
$10,140,363
$2,000,000
and
which
seemed
banks
$12,461,525,
reductions
and
$2,250,000.
as
a
compared
in
prices
that
Customer
result
to
have
inventories
$8,171,523
been
inventories
demand
the
into
put
will
1952
to
discharge
the
obligations
due
that,
so
the
by
the
Decorative
stockholders
may
As.?f
assets
_
Since
X
ot
the
the
first
insurance
dividends
of
the
year
companies
the
on
company
the
33i%
to
.
lias
to
50%
of
3,500,946
2,966,563
724,201
2,474,160
2,185,112
$1,455,399
after
175,
$1,420,218
$3,906,350
$4,034,467
1,304,696
income-—.
charges
p.
1,257,192
3,463,339
the
Telephone
Period End. March 31—
1952—Month—1951
.a
reduced
debentures
to
subsidiary,
Crane
Co
'
the
$414,574
317,938
$1,419,713
1,032,618
50,000
20,000
104,500
86,000
Other
oper.
Net
oper.
928,716
32,156
27,024
97,854
78,875
$80,719
$49,612
$184,741
consolidated
net
income
earned
Telephone
Net
after
—V.
175,
57,885
23,349
116,890
97,860
charges
p.
.
Net
—V.
after
175,
charges
p.
1762.
,
S
26,939,567
90,494,820
taxes-
3,927,000
3,139,000
10,668,000
9,146,000
operating taxes—
3,662,757
3,475,581
11,147,800
10,350,868
income
operating
after
—-
5,433,577
5.182.064
15,163,849
15,246,204
4,439,859
income
charges
4.362.065
11,917,519
12,294,096
1225.
175, p.
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1952
$587,000
82,000
:
—
income
per
p.
175,
share
1024.
$376,000
$0.46
Depreciation and depletion
1951
$449,000
73,000
$505,000
Ended March 31—
Net income, after taxes, before depr. & depletion
Quarter
Net
78,676,348
S0.35
—
Stendel Oil CQrp.—Filing With SEC—
Palmer
A
letter
17,500
notification
filed with the
was
SEC
on
May 9
covering
of capital stock (par $1) to be offered at the market
of Edward M. and Marjorie L. Bratter.
There will
underwriting.—Vy 175, p. 1543.
shares
account
the
for
of
no
$1,569,566
1,553,G13
$1,604,552
1,574,123
Inc.
Co.,
Drilling
Pennant
—
Stock Offered
—
Peters,
Christensen, Inc., on March 7 offered publicly
par
($1
per
share).
The
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$12,411,857 $11,849,488 $36,63752161 $31,524,220
8,395,537
8,082,098
25.084,730 23.695,410
Federal income taxes—_
1,565,287
1,338,428
4.429;26:L *7,3,804,727
Other operating taxes—
881,467
824,410
2,697,217
2,427,850
income
$
38,73G,212 127,474,4-39 113,419,420
Federal
—V.
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$
300,000 shares of common stock at
offering was oversubscribed.
Co.—Earnings—
1952—Month—1951
Operating expenses
operating
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1952—Month—1951
30,284,711
Writer &
Ohio Bell Telephone
Net
&
43,308,045
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
be
1762.
Period End. Mar. 31—
2079.
p.
$174,468
taxes-;
income.
175,
$
$1,268,059
339,376
amount
$2 391 000
1952-54.—V.
years
Pacific
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$502,251
Operating expenses
taxes-
Co.—Registers With SEC—
May 21 filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
Co.—Earnings—
Operating revenues
income
Federal income tax rates.—V. 175,
by
Earnings
Associated
restated
proceeds
—V.
Ohio
been
portion ($77,000) of net charges to income
1951 resulting from adoption of an employees*
Period End. Mar. 31—
3,537,407
1542.
Operating revenues
Co.,
,msrestrictedVenture covering these debentures, payment
of. the
is
1,060,059
861,140
the
again be submitted
and
inventory to a subsidiary of the
Chicago, HI., for $463 417, the book value of such assets.
«ue
banks
before
Lighting Division segregation plan
be" put into effect. If this is not
30- 1552 The Toledo Desk & Fixture
fixed
to
1,344,470
taxes—
the
and
considerably
J
expects
Net
Federal
31
future.
i^mplished oy Nov. 5, 1952 the matter will
stockholders,
its
not
previous!
year
effect
reduced
be
did
Dec
at
as
—
taxes
likely
this program the company, during 1951,
of which have been p&id,
leaving a
of
operating
Net oper.
—V.
§5,250,000
expectations
company
of
reflected
are
other
expenses
income
has
Inc.
Co.,
Net
1952—3 Mos.—1951
1951
The subscription price and underwriting terms are to be
amendment.
of the financing will become a part of the treasury
funds
of
the
company,
which
proopses to
use
the funds for its
construction
program.
The company
estimates
that expenditures
for
construction
will
aggregate
approximately
$450,000,000
during
&
supplied
$11,939,884 $10,847,980 $34,456,000 $31,234,504
8,278,875
7,643,492
24,574,544
22,048,362
Operating revenues
Federal
Co.—Earnings—
712,646
$24.84
554,859
$24.69
of
covering 2,271,300 shares of its $25 par common stock, to be offered
subscription pro rata by stockholders of record June 10, 1952,
in
the ratio
of one share for each five shares then held.
Unsub¬
scribed shares are to be purchased by underwriters, headed by Blyth
Net
has
it
additional
taxes.
shortage
the
fold
that
? Ft}**e arrangements with the insurance companies
approved
1951
adequately provide for anticipated busi¬
year, substantial additional inventories
the
result
the
management is confident
in the
to
for
31,
$500,000 reserve
to
$1,456,852
are
material
Dec.
a
Since
and
reserve
provision
possible
a
in order
and
ness
the
of
this
use
writedowns
profit
expectation
early
to
of
as
advised of
were
writedown.
inventory
advisable
dsta
.
first quarter
the
for
Net
Operating
NOTES—In
applicable
the
company
Other
1952—Month—1951
—
for
income
Pacific Gas & Electric
The
.
Stock Subscriptions—Of
Northwestern Bell Telephone
share
per
743,543
$24.93
■•••'.'
period
value
1482.
p.
underwriting group of 31 investment
by The First Boston Corp. and Blyth &
Period End. Mar. 31—
of
outstanding
shares
common
end
reflect
$1,027,940
Earnings
156,711,293 134,393,729 157,371,906
profit sharing plan and increase in
a
the
._
loans———;—
during the latter part of
loan,
Under
companies
—
NOTE—Net
See V. 175, p. 1959.
Co., Inc.
of
at
to
of
—
business
No,
revision of its bank credit
quarterly payments to be
Manager,
finance
to
Book
'
-'
$21,000,000.
The
the sale of aircraft.—V. 175, p. 1762.
the
by
houses
—
14,563,354
loans—
other consumer
and
Total
subscription at $50 per share, 92,306 shares were sub¬
the exercise of rights, which is a subscrip¬
tion ratio of 89.5%. The unsubscribed shares were pur¬
chased
8,606,854
98,514,601
other
and
Other
scribed upon
Canadian
income
on
to
1,571,456
92,708.023 105,276,227
—
for
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$7,609,052 $29,048,132 $32,157,103
bef. Fed. and
and
taxes
from
it
2,375,914
premiums written
55,649,035
6,753,843
1,210,078
79,809,753 317,295,125
88,121,520
:
Loans
has been making regular quarterly
revised, required payments are only
Northwest Bancorporation
Corp.—Reports Loss—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Canadian taxes
obtained
reduced
original
loans
and discounts outstanding—
Ante
103,185 shares of 4.20% convertible preferred stock
offered by this corporation to its common stockholders
Electric
Net profit
loan
As
business
Loans
the
p.
Noma
with
was
bank
which
compared
a
uenerax
company
each.
$
other wholesale-
and
Total
of
merger
vv"
reduced amount of the company's
to obtain more favorable terms.
week announced
last
company
the
announced
ana
$
28,863,200 135,641,718
finance companies
to
Gross insurance
a
able
the
agreement
as
15,400,101
charges
1542.
been
on
11,635,000
income
oper.
after
The
135,113,078
90,922,343
taxes—
operating
—V. 175,
147,203,089
100,246,632
President
sharply
has
payments of $1,000,000
$835,000 each quarter.
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$
Operating
Federal
original
Co.—Earnings-
1952—Month
$
Net
and
amount
future.
company in the
Hunter,
of
result
2079.
p.
by the
1951
$
36,151,641
retail
other consumer
and
Other
The corporation
total of 1,205,703 out¬
4.60% cumulative preference
of
the
reduces
which
agreement
the
May 21
on
Year
1951
acquired:
and other
Loans
Credit Agreement Revised—
corporation
Northwest
Net
a
7';, X""'!"!•,
v
Bank
and the interconnecting transmission lines, substations,
serving power to its wholesale power customers,
including
company.
The City of Pittsburgh, a municipal operation, has
this
;
Full
First
Quarter
retail
Automobile and other wholesale—
out
stock
common
v.*
■. •"
plants,
for
etc.,
of
shares
standing
State.
votes
.—
QUARTERLY AND ANNUAL STATEMENTS
OF
Loans and discounts
approved the proposed merger.
affirmative
803,802
outstdg.
share
share
1952
corporation
stock in order to have
Essex
$ 2,2.94,008
$559,197
Automobile
rejected
19
May
on
$4,629,003
2,335,000
First
and Capital Airlines, Inc.
The vote was 716,835 in
favor of the plan and
167,995 opposed.
Minnesota
law,
under which
Northwest Airlines is incorporated,
calis for an affirmative
vote
of two-thirds of the total outstanding
this
hand.
on
stockholders
The
of
$1,150,137
591,000
Quarter
40,036,366
883,541
156,363
factor
load
$1,301,058
040,000
$661,058
income
Auto
398,420
Year End.
Dec. 31,'51
A 92,973
HIGHLIGH16
1,328,773
flown
Report—
1951
■
Merger Proposal Rejected—
involves
financing
new
miles
ton
this
to
dividend requirements—._
Automobile
54,430,150
1,148,560
175,456
flown
$3,000,000
1952
income
Avge. number of com. shrs.
1951
64.937*
miles
miles flown
miles flown
revenue
Passenger
:.rV;'V-"
1952 through 1954
$76,000,000.
$53,000,000 in
PROPOSED
the
'
.
program
of
ton
Express ton
loaned
5%
income
on
Preferred
Figures—
1,809,396
has
A.
for Federal taxes on income—
Net
flown
passenger
Freight
of
sale
plant
its
at
provision for Federal
before
Income
Prov.
1952
miles
revenue
Revenue
$2.28
completed
being purchased
other peacetime
Quarters End. March 31
Peoples.
of
Airlines, Inc.—Operational
Northwest
$5,929,507
S.
&
::'■
Dividends
1,787,763
T.
Corp.—Quarterly
Finance
Pacific
this com¬
the SEC authorized
21,
May
on
Month of April—
Net
President.
Air Force V-loan would come
due-D,ec. 31,
1952.
The additional working capital would be used
mostly in connection with defense contracts.—V. 172, p. 382.
Earned
$7,717,272
1,963,929
Va.—
Corp.—$3,000,000 V-Loan—
N.
America
of
corporation for working capital..
The company told the SEC the
Automobile
Income
Suffolk,
Inc.,
manufacturing cellophane
1951.—V. 175, p. 2079.
been
Pacific Airmotive
to its ownership of Peoples, owns and operates
gas pipe lines extending from Texas through Oklahoma, Kan¬
Nebraska, and Iowa and into Minnesota and South Dakota.
It
transmits gas purchased and produced in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas
through these transmission lines to its principal markets In the states
of Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and South Dakota.
Peoples
purchases its entire
gas
requirments from its parent.
Northern, at the city and town borders of 89 cities and towns in
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and
Minnesota and distributes this gas at
retail to customers in those cities and towns.—V. 175, p. 1649.
$16,717,263 $15,045,096 $58,741,612 $53,660,947
revenues—
exp.
pro¬
is purchasing a 6G5-acve site on the Wabash River
Covington,
Jnd.,
and
Danville,
111.,
it
was
May 13 by John M. Olin,
corporation
The
the assets of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Peoples
the assumption by Northern of Peoples' liabilities,
acquire
to
and
Co.r—Earnings—
1952—3 Mos.—1951
Period End. March 31—
construc¬
between
on
Pisgah Forest, N. C., since
sas,
Gas
for
expansion
expansion.
Northern, in addition
Electric &
and
property, which was optioned in January, is
possible site for a cellophane plant,
or
for
,
Natural Gas Co.—To Dissolve Unit—
decision
a
pany
Natural
shares of common stock. See details in
State
company's
the
funds
Industries, Inc.—Plans Expansion—
corporation
Indiana
-
natural
York
Trust,
Investors'
per
Northern
V. 175, p. 2079.
New
a.m.
loans
covering
The
in
share, 475 of 5%
treasury certificates at $50 each, and
5,000 shares of common stock at $10 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for expansion.—V. 173, p. 2191.
at
May 19 an¬
the offering
on
bank
1790.
p.
Olin
Outstanding
■
10,000,000 shs.
7,200,000 shs.
organized in Delaware on Feb. 27,
of building and operating land and
cent)—_——
(par one
primarily
SEC
of property, cleaning the beach and erection of the second
the administration building by renting the meeting rooms
and offices and charges for the use of
the beach and its facilities.
The company also will obtain revenue from the flying school which is
now in operation and will continue to be in operation on the premises.
12,675
of subscription books
11
to
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.—Subscription
Gas
&
with
and to provide additional
contemplates a construction
Dominion
taxes
York
up
repay
corporation on May 19 filed a registration statement with the
450 shares of capital stock (par $750 per share).
The
to purchase property, erect a
improvements, etc.
2358.
p.
New
to
1952 and
the
174,
Old
corporation has an option for the purchase of property located
in North Long Beach, N. Y.
The
company
will obtain
revenue almcst immediately upon the
$297,496
$236,383
received
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
192,656
$285,084
48,701
—
——
-
income
Net
—V.
—
deductions
—V.
at 25
one
proceeds are to be used
hall, for landscaping and
net
The
Gross
Income
be
1953 fiscal years ending Aug. 31 estimated to
cost approximately $23,934,000, of which $9,965,000 had been expended
at April 30, 1952.
This program is expected to require approximately
$6,500,000 in addition to the proceeds of the New Preferred and cash
from operations, to be provided
initially by temporary bank loans.
purchase
of
$261,907
—
—
stock, series B
competitive bidding. Ac¬
story
23,177
operation
from
earnings
the
with
statement
preferred
at
program
company
for
gram
March 17 offered 1,200,000 shares of
cents per share "as a specula-
Inc., on
cent)
Maggio,
stock
Charles
Northeast
Net
Other
The
tion.
The
$5,873,752
4,632,688
750,913
$5,966,861
4,700,555
;
to
construction
Recreation Center, Inc. (N. Y.)—
Long Beach
North
1952,
1951
1952
31—
revenues
expenses ——-—
be offered for public sale
the prospectus, bids are to
on June 16, 1952.
proceeds of the stock sale will be used
aggregating $6,500,000 incurred
in connection
1864.
buildings.
Omnibus Corp.—Earnings—
City
registration
a
cumulative
of
Stock Offered—
BUSINESS—This
1024.
175, pp. 919 and
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
21
shares
Net
—
N. Y.—V. 175, p.
Division at Mount Vernon,
Common
share
com.
per
been
ments
4.642,700
669.477
1,353,952
income
(after
has
convention
taxes—
oper. income
Earns,
new,
highly
•1952—4 Mos.—1951
accruals—
tax
is
$12,298,340 $13,188,140 $53,196,097 $51,881,105
income——.
U.
May
on
160,000
to
par),
cording
Announce Nctv.
A,
improved quartz crystal orientation table (type 52190) that
versatile- and adapted for numerous and varid measurements
announced by the corporation's Research & Control Instru¬
Philips Co., Inc.
American
North
The
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
1952—Month—1951
company
covering
i$50
Crystal Orientation Table—
common
New York, Chicago &
The
SEC
(EDT),
3,687,408
3,385,592
—:
Oklahoma Natural Gas
approximately 98% of
these restrictions has
As
out.
oper.
prop.
Other
paid
A
1952—3 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
Period End. Mar. 31—
1947,
A total of $1,647,421 or
available for dividends under
1,
income
additional earnings and the financial situation
of the company permits, the directors will consider the possible dec¬
laration ol dividends.—V. 175, p. 712.
1
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
New England
Operating
which linancing
obligations under the
terms,
Group's
Purchasing
the
to
175,
July
net
been
and
sale
the Purchasing Group
on Feb. 28, 1952, when
to tinance the purchase on certain
unable
was
was
of
contract
terminated
contract.—V.
since
the
of acquiring such properties.
the withdrawal request, the
purpose
According
purchase
Lehman Brothers
being organized by a group headed by
Gas Svstem)
$4,426,108
4,353,251
-
$4,596,233
4,464,329
The
and
will
proceeds
net
for
The
working
used
to
purchase
additional
.
—V.
175,
p.
(par
1024.
.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
stock
equipment
.
*
CAPITALIZATION |
Common
•
engaged in contract drilling in the Rocky Mountain
* * "*
.
be
capital.
company is
$1)
:
1,000,060 shs,
-
Outstanding
720,000 shs.
175
Volume
Number 5119
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
9
(2181)
Peeples Drug Stores Inc.—April Sales—
'"Period End. April 30—
1(52—Month—1951
1952—4
Sales
$4,312,187
—_
CONSOLIDATED
31—'
Three Months Ended March
Net
profit
OP
Federal
Estimated
Estimated
excess
taxes
income
profits
tax
591,272
251,218
*298,593
'
Net
income
Earnings
for
share
per
stock
mon
9,927
the
J
shares
429,000
on
The
"
SEC
$273,926
Federal
Revenue
have
175,
been
adjusted
in
accordance
Three Months Ended March 31—
Sales
"
other
and
SEC
Profit
before
Estimated
income
Federal
""-to
—
1951
*243,223
Crll5,000
income—-———
on
Net
earnings
Dividends
public,
debt
on
"Loss.—V". 175,
The
company
shares
of
The
March
on
stock
at
par
will
common
net
offered
7
be
used
proceeds
publicly
110,017
i$5
drilling
to
be
of
Jand
be
to
'are
offered
at
Fairway
used
-
Cost
par
.
speculation"
a
and
expenses
notification
a
letter
of
common
stock
(par
filed
$10)
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
20,000
for
"Common
stock
Company
The
Under its
to
Ekco Products Co.
the
the
and
minerals
other
do
any
oil
business,
The
in
drilling
all
things
above.—V.
made
1865.;
175,-p.
Co.
the New York
on
cents
173,
the
oil
be
may
and
of
Los
of
the
company,
Angeles, California,
-/.v(.
of
;
'
4
with
lease situated
and
consisting, of
,
.•in
The
lying
320
acres.
"
3,000
to
are
Andrew
establish
for
services
supermarkets
tendered.
under
The
of
name
proceeds
-
George H.
Jackson, who
May 20 that the
.plans of conducting
Mr.
Jackson
-"eight
*
be
finished
a
goods
business
had
been
years.
Vice-President
in
from
used
to
The
The
It
V.
charge
of
used
i
Powdrell
"of
&
and
Brainard
Alexander,-Inc.
grey'gotids
New
of
place
Bedford
to
wide
'a
(Mass.)
T.
Gosnold
circle
under
of
customers
.Selling, Agent,.- k .. ' >
- •
Webb on*"May 16 resigned
>'"•
-Brainard T.
resigned
mill
Mr.
H.
Jackson
Jackson
was'
elected
was
in
VicerPresident,
Mr.
Rapp
will
and
George
continue
R.
Caron
~
office, in
The
Pltideiitial Petroleum
The
pFice
of
share
of
succeed
New
of
Mexico
New
issue
to
addi¬
In
Webb
Mr.
with
offering.
Pubco
*
Co.,
purchasing
subscribing
y
.
during
174,- p.
Seven
:buy
shares; held
one
developing
financing
plans
natural
and
gas
Pubco
of
Development
at
$1
above
Pubco
financing
shares.
V.
will
stock
175,
involve
issuance
of
173,136
warrants
the
605,978
and
to
purchase
November
al'e
Co.
of
Drexel
Inc.—V.
dated
June
is
It
1,
and
Glore,
chase'of
^and
sale
bonds
1952,
planned
underwriting
the
of
and
to
&
and
are
Co.
&
debenture
and
bonds
to
invite
Stock
and
of 'the
Se-
Net
.Net
—
31,
1951,
Been
portion
and
program.
amounted
program
of
Co.,
Drexel
17,
and. sale
neither
1952.
Net
&
Co.
Wachob-Bender
and
be
added
to
be
the
'
1960.
p.
t
capital
* •!.*
Corp.
expenditures
of
payment
As
of
of
for'construction
portion of
a
Dec.
31,
1951,
the
the
made
cost of
current
prior
its current
in T953.—V.
175,
p.
r-
week,
per
industry,
preparation
for
built
for
..(per
Service Corp.
Telephone
Corp.—Bonds
Pladed
Privately—
„
-
May 1, 1952 and due May 1, 1972, it was announced
May 21.
,
'./'■/
on
The
y
—V.
proceeds
168,
p.
will
be
50.
usedfor
expansion
and
improvements.
.
Quinby & Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y,—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
The
company on May 16 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $2,000,000 of certificates of interest in "The
Quinsy Plan for
.Accumulation of Common Stock of Eastman Kodak
Co."
Eastman has
r
.
no
part in this plan.
1,816,655
$169,834
$1,761,143
$1,699,594
6B.233
31.7,087
income___
$251,901
$132,243
$1,311,493
$1,318,255
shr.__
$0.12
19
.
.
$0.06
7
shares. -V.
common
cut
1
175,
"
$0.63
'
$0.63
1960.
p.
1952—Month—1951
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$31,324,384 $27,664,779
$92,241,724 $80,477,061
64,187,786 -56,555,598
2,586,382
9,690,665
T,330,453
2,071,872 ' 7,147,082
6,205,591
21,750,424
taxes— -4
3,557,737
19,366,341
____
2,416,728
$4,099,495
_
'
._
$3,640,184 $11,216,191 $10,385,419
3,201,757
9,972,664
9,134,806
3,638,226
1650.
the
at
rate
June
(not
be
for
of
1952.
The
Is
company
such
'iEDT)
a.m.
to
by
June
to
proposes
in
:
use
shares
if
the
offering
"at1
as
competitive
price^ Proposals
be
to
are
to
such
any,
stabilir-ing
connection/with
1S52.
proceeds
held
with
shares,
underwriters
18,
the
16
together
■
underwriters
to
specify
shares
on
each
for
•
shares,
additional
of
company
for sale
offered
purchase of
11:30
100,451)
the
by
to -be
share
Unsubscribed
excess'of
purchased
the
additional
one
19,
in
activities .are
received
purchase,
providing
or
repay
loans made for the purpose of
frjnds for
of, additional shares of common stock 'of one or "core
of its subsidiaries in order
to assist
them in financing the property
additions'and improvements.
It is the company's intention so to use
such proceeds, together with treasury funds, to the extent
required* in
the
,;'
purchase
/connection with the purchase of additional shares of
Alabama
'-and
back
Power
Gulf
Co.
Power
for
Co.
$4,000,000;
for
Georgia
$4,000,000
\
Power
stock of
$7,000,OCO;
common
Co.
for
•
•
The SEC has issued an order giving interested persons until Jure
2,
1952, to request a hearing upon the common stock financing proposal
of this company -and two of its subsidiaries, Alabama Power Co.
and
'Georgia Power Co.—V.-175, p. 1960.
;
Southern New England Telephone Co.—To
A
>.
on
$15,000,000
new
May
(&
Subs.)
-Earnings1952
profit —
1,443,905
1,081,238
of
which
Mr.
$323,942
$184,994
■the
Dr9,838
&
net
foreign income
Service
not
in
the
wholly
owned
and
not
was
$0.38
$0,20
—-
&
T.
—V.
not
173,
p.
Sell Delis.
$0.15
>
immediately
probably
file
the issue
with the
and
the
opened
be
short-term
of
week
last
of
borrowing,
all
and expansion, according
American Telephone & Telegraph <Co.f
Co.
was
26.67%
owned
by
of.
England
Telephone
the
end
of
1951.—V.
175,
1544.
p.
basis
consoli¬
authorized
of
2-for-l,
of
.ci'/
.
has been
1952,
stockholders
Split—
5 will vote upon a proposal to double
shares, and to split outstanding stock on
Aug.
on
entitled
designated
vote
to
the
• as
the
at
■
-J- V '•■
;
record, date to determine
special meeting.
If approved by stockholders and by the ICC, it
split-up will become effective during August.
>
that the
is expected
■
above
statement:
Increases
Seismograph
Quarterly Dividend—
include
a
provision
for
1951
excess
profits, taxes.
have
capital
stock,
the
on
Federal
directors
The
8114%
85%
Previously, $1.25
declared
quarterly dividend
a
payable
share
per
June
was
paid
23
to
holders
of $1.50 per share
of
each quarter.—V.
record
175,
p.
June
2.
i960.
1380.
f
Selected Atinericaii Shares, Inc.—Registers
Southern
With SEC-r-
The
Fund,—V.
If5^
p.
186^..
■
7
.,
Utah
Power Co.—Bonds Approved—
Federal
Power Commission on-May 19 authorized the company,
$975,000 in 4V*% 30-year first mortgage bonds dated Feb.
1, 1952.
The bonds will be sold to New York Life Insurance Co:,
$500,000; Berkshire Life Insurance Co., $225,000; Colonial Life Insur¬
ance
Co..
$150,000;
and
Bankers
National
Life
Insurance Co,
of
Monte lair, $100,000.—V. 175, p. 145.
...
7
The, corporation on .May 14 filed a letter of notification with the
";"SEC Covering 150.000 shares of comindn'stock Ho bo/Offered at the
market through Selected Investments Co-., 'Wilmington, DeL, distributors
the
directors
.
will
company
Commission
will
the
plant improvements
for
licensee
stockholders
June 30,
-the
/;■
vfor
A
New
at
number
Hhe
r.
Corp.
Limited'.'(British)—Stock owned by
Seismograph Service' Corporation—'___—*Does
the
for repayment
go
spent
Brooks.,
The
vthe
$132,945
$0.50
:
349,695
-_-r—.
said
Southern Pacific Co.—Plans 2-for-l Stock
*75,399
$175,047
•
upon
Eids
month.
proceeds, will
Southern
T.
A,
17,313
121,741
—
(based
U.
P.
by
.
$208,344
taxes
-profit—
share
per
The
23,350
'$314,104
cbntribution__l_:_.
profit-sharing
Federal
"•'/
taxes
President,
Connecticut
authorized
was
bidding.
'
$1,260,232
———__i—1_.
Brooks,
this
issue
debenture
competitive
June,
$1/767,847
expenses
F.
later
'.SEC
'
1951
for
15
with'the
"to
*
issue
'
Sheller Manufacturing Corp.- -Sales and Earns.
•.
:
Months
sales
Ended
March
1952
31—
■!_.
—
„1^—
$12,400,000
1,290,314
2,379,568
1,045.858
'
Net
earnings after taxes.
'Earnings' per "share——I
174,
p.
565,318
$0.51
.
Southwestern
Operating
Operating
$0.95
1896.
"Federal
—The company has borrowed $2,500,000 frorh Prudential
Insurance Co. of America on its secured promissory note
due
Other
was
f.
The company operates .a number of properties engaged .in production
processing of lumber, foodstuffs, fertilizers, iron ore and other
•and
minerals.
The
proceeds
.
of
the loan will be
capital and will permit
■plant, at Poeatello.
early
applied
expansion
to improvement of working
of the phosphate fertilizer
Telephone "Co.—-Earnings—
revenues
—
expenses
income
taxes
operating
taxes
Net
—V.
oper.
income
after charges———
175,
*'
1952—3-Mos.—19^1
1952—Month—1951
Net
The financing
1967, it was announced on May 21.
arranged-through (Blyth & Co., Inc.
Bell
Period End. Mar. 31—
(,T.VR.) Simplot Co., Boise, Ida.—Note Privately Placed
*;
,
,
-
$10,300,000
Barnings before taxes—i—a—
—V.
Off—
1951
-
dated
.
$3,516,249
1,547,030
136,563
The'Company
/short-term bank
inventoHes
spring .demand,, then
—,
share)
Three
corporation has placed privately through Stone &
Webster Securities Corp. and Battles & Co.,- Inc., $1,000,000 of 4Vi% first
mortgage sinking fund bonds, series D,
$3,308,173
120,460
'
313,087
•f;-
tires.'777"
large
$290,2(14
11,500
taxes-'—a—
record
before
full-scale
resumed
truck
up
$3,487,517
28,732
26,091
2,088,595
p.
•bidding.
Full-^ime Basis—
Seiberling
17,393
'
11,213
'charges——.
175,
may
,
77V"
passenger land
on
$3,290,780
series
income—...
oper.
stock
•
in
before
income
*Net
Quebec
Subs.)—Earns.
-1952—12 Mos.—2951
26,091
Service
1126.
This
(&
2,541
•
-147,672
revenues
'number
to
balance
Co.
$287,753
796
$436,877 -
expenses
after
vof
five
profit
dated
issue
construction
—
on
May 16 filed a- registration' statement with the
covering 1,604,510 shares of its $5 par .common stock. T)ie stock
to be offered for
subscription by holders of outstanding com-ion
is
•
finance the
to
■
(net)
"Subsidiary
an
approximately $141,700,000, of which $84,500,000
will" be "expended
during the year 1952 and the major
or
.
Co.,
Contingent
Smbh
The >company
oversubscribed.
working
'
outstanding)
;
Dividends'paid by - Seismograph
the J pur¬
The
F.
SEC
•
was
shares
the debenture
of
will'
to
&
Charles
Southern Co.—Registers With SEC—Rights—
•
pre¬
.
in
and
operating
Consolidated
•
financing
including
approximately $9,000,000
Dec.
•
stock
common
&
of
The
May 9
on
■,
the
income
Net
be
will be used for general corporate
reimbursement' "of
the
company's
treasury
for
^purposes,:
construction
1972.
1,
June
the issue
will
Mil¬
$1,929,232 $23,403,033 $21 690,454
R-641,479
20,112,253
18,202 937
$289,205-
com.
'Other <oper,
share and accrued divi¬
per
'
"
J_.
Federal-income
and
1960.
of
'
bonds
competitive bids for
about
or
on
The
bonds.
June
be
Net• proceeds
has
mature
seperate, transactions and
the consummation of the other.
upon
to
to
debenture
.
the common
will
of
Gas
$436,081
Series'
on
.Operating
Operating
95
.
Union
Co.;
p.
Stock /Offered
—
income.—
costs
Employees'
negotiate the sale of the
headed by Morgan Stanley
group
Forgan
amount
Estate
$2,266,137
1,830,056
net) r___
Period End. Mar. 31—
.
principal
the
1952—Month—1951
taxes_.
eon v. ;
per
to
Net
Other
The company
on
May 21
filed two
registration statements with
the SEC, one for the registration of 700,000 shares of common stock,
without nominal or par value,
and'the other for the registration of
;-$40,000,000
Offered—The
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Earnings-^-
.
7
175,
t
net
*BaSed
the
service
Operating*
605,978
,,/H/H.;
to
go
series
of
f*Earns.
i
1950
-
'
4;60%
BaL
'
i
hopper
locomotives,
3 Months Ended March 31—
Seismic
Prov.
•<
group
70-ton
new
May 19 announced that it has
on
Seismograph
•
the
shares
will
income
5'/2%
Allerton
1763.
p.
rates
.
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Registers Stock and
"Bonds With SEC—
-
400
diesel
share
per
higher
,
Works—Stock
income
5%
.
,
3s,
as
a while,
at all."'
v7
V.,'7:
\ - The company's sales in -April-and May have- been- '>'sub/antlallyi'
'higher than the first quarter rate, Mr. Seiberling said, and "we expect
further improvements in June and the third
quarter."—rVl 175,'p.'^680.
leases.
-
&
incorrie
On
if
■
at ;a
& Co.
for
oil
$0.83
consolidated
a
the
"
exp.
On
'
days weekly, earlier this month, when the sales
coming.
.<•*•••., V, **
i-.-'. ;,"T:r>vV
*■..
logjam has bi'cken."'' s'aid J; P. "Seiberling, president.
have'held off buying because they expected a drop in prices.
"Dealers
1896.
p.
to
to
They mtlst ^realize now-that it won't happen—at least hot for
Financing
when warrants are exercised on or before Jan. 1, 1955; Allen & Co.
also
handle
the underwriting
of
this subscription.
Public Service Co.
by
new
;
capital, 'etc.
slow
was
adjusted
effect
on
revenues
On
>-
■
winter
think
174,
to
bid o'f
a
certiil'cates
Lincoln, Neb., and associates
■,
production to
"We
2096.-
to
the
increase
.
subsidiary,
a
and
share
one
the
between
&
on
\'7'," '7/
for
29
business.—V.-175,
in
adjusted
^Preferred" dividends:
Issued under the
May 22
on
secured
cars,
Stroud
will
,■
working
-Like'others
Will
The
,T
for
,be
(par $25) at $26
The: company
warrants are to
be issued ;to present
warrant holders
basis of one-for-one at'$2;per warrant with the. privilege of
the
99.37
offering
and
production,six 'days
Financing—
stockholders'
each
for
useci
Subscription
on
3.10%.
AcceptanceB Corp.
,'V
been
'income deductions
'V.--.-.
Development
of
to
Seiberling Rubber Co.—On
construction program.
purpose
for
.
F.
oversubscription rights.
Allen
The proceeds are to be used in company's
no
$34,534,000
and
Offered—John
below.—V.
to
for
about
1126.'
p.
•
1333.
p.
Mexico—Plans
rights
stock
common
-
$0.76
been
give
income
Gross
company' on May :12 filed a letter of. notification with the
'SEC covering 200,000 shares of c6rtim'6n stock
(par $1-) ^to be offered
at
$1.50
per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to Be
Webb.
Mr.
of sales.
Treasurer.:
175,
Corp.—Stock
Co. vof
per'shale
$8
will underwrite the
t
Co.
plans
company
additional
*
Service
Service
expend
175,
construction
to
Security Life Insurance Co., Phoenix, AriZi—^Files—'
tire
Public
applied
,
to
Pubco Development Co.—Proposed
Public
to
delivered
the
proceeds
,
$272,841
share
have
Carolina Electric &
Operating
Other
bidding.
be
10,000 additional shares of 5% 'cumulative
net
146,343
$247,386
;
previously reported had
proceeds
Operating '
The
McBride & Co., Inc., on May 22 publicly offered 200,000
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $1.50 per share.
See
will
,
of
Cruttenden
.
H.
*
-
bid
caboose
locomotives
-
company's ioan
.
.
charge
as
directors.—V.
as
competitive
issue
participated in the offering, which
.•
President
Vice-President
formerly
to
are.
new
Corporation
dends.
ction, the Board made the following appointments: Harold A. Roberts
as
Inc.
1951.
ferred stock
•
George
at
:;'7'; 7-V:7.';
•
Co.
First Trust Co. of
President /V.
President and Herbert
as
VJce-President-Treasurer.
as
the
from
James'Bolton,
of
„
i
..Rapp has
25
members
-offered
Webb,
former President
of
Mills will • continue
the saie
direction
the
&
Securities
;
.
Corp.,
in
f
—V.
company
will also continue.its warehouse for finished curtain
material at Los Angeles and a small
curtain-factory at Charlotte, N.'C.
Mr.
Jackson
was
also
elected
a
director
of
Gosnold
Mills
subsidiary,
of
,-curities
The
-*a
diesel
j
Other
Will operate. Its finishing plant
work but for customs finishing.
own
848,814
$419,184
145,544
2080.
p.
South
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
awarded
were
■'/Vv
Stuart
cars,
March
last
•*>-.
-
Its
854,505
$392,930
Period End. Mar. 31—
Danielson
for the
sales
net
175,
completed in
was
Boston *arid Los' Angeles.
.
company
1,084,505
j.
Engineering
•Operating
expects
company
certificates
cement
its
sale
bond
new
The
7
Halsey,
on
j In this connection, the
at Danielson not only for
f
will
public
the
certificates
99.0337:
Piggly Wiggly Stores.
(Conn.) plant, with sales offices in New York,
_
The
May 16 was elected President, announced
company would pursueJits previously announced
on
4,539*636
1,242,759
machine
exps
May 12 offered 725 shares 'of capital stock
(par $10) at $21.50 per share.
Philadelphia Plan, the certificates are being offered sub¬
ject to approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Powdrell & Alexander, Inc.—New President Elected—
'
and
admin,
on
for
be
Williams
tool
:_
year-end.—V.
Smith
Exchange on May 22
'share, with a dealer's
per
share.
per
prices to yield from 1.90%
x%'/
on May 16-filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of capital stock
(par
$100), of which 2;000
sold at par
and 1,000 shares are to be issued to
company
covering
"shares
effect- at
j
Special Offering —A
—
$15,000,000 of 27/s% equipment trust certificates, series L,
maturing semi-annually Dec. 1, 1952 to June 1, 1967 at
in¬
Pigffly Wiggly Pacific Co., Oakland, Calif.—Files—
Z
of
anc!
,
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler on May 23 offered
the
have
date,
.1
tax
common
data
Taxes
Net
to
per
*1951
Stock
construction during 1952 "and 1953.—V.
<
recent
income
Earnings
.
gas,
and
connection
offered
Proceeds
of
"expenditures.
gas
oil,
,»•' V
of
as
certain oil and gas
a
920.
in
■.'.*'
of
oil'and
sale
properties:
gas
desired
•
-County
p.
from
the
and
general
Earnings retained in the business___
r--
May 15 filed a registration statement with the
$6,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1982, series N,
covering
be
4-_
California.
other purposes,
leasing of
and
SEC
to
and
among
and
thereon,
17,628
$6,892,139
the
offered
663.
p.
Rochester Gas & Electric
1943.
Nevada
is. authorized,
development,
which
purposes
in
255,689
21,253
*4,856,817
sold
research,
waukee Co.
The corporation
T
49,200 shs.
31,
Aug.
on
business
wells
produced
the acquisition
„V-v., 175,
of
i
primary
cluded
-
and
do
company
exploration,
properties,
Nevada
in
qualified to
311,805
machines___
Income
paid
...
Reynolds Tobacco
Commission of 60
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
incorporated
is
charter,'.the
in
engage
$5>_
(par
was
company
4
*1951,
$6,198,075
419,747
$7,347,011
products
"Federal
The proceeds-are to be used to retire
underwriting.
26 minutes.—V.
new
FINANCING
Authorized
and
't.77 earnings 1—
Dividends
with
be
to
expansion.
by Reynolds & Co.-at $34.50
*
GIVING
tools
ether
income
of
Selling,
equipment.
CAPITALIZATION
strapping
royalties and
operations
Markets,
for-working
special offering of 28,747 shares of class B stock (par $10)
share).
per
for
May '13
shares of
on
3,400
for
(R. J.)
,
"as
stock
company
Total
with, the
107,438
Petroleum Exploration Co., Reno, Nev.—Stock Offered
?
of
proceeds
notification
Republic Stamping & Enameling Co.—Acquired—
,
.'■'*;
!
144.
p.
1952
756,638
$6,257,315
sales_^_v____
from
Dividends,
1126.
p.
without
and
was
,
•letter, of
a
preferred
of
net
$458,678
110,017
stock
common
Revenue
967,678
104,063
stock—
pfd.
4%
on
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
net
rbasis.
;509,000
*$128,223
1—_—
__i.
—
paid
paid
Dividends
The
corporation
covering
See
-
175,
$37,005,937
taxes
taxes
:
1952
$40,601,730
.
income
net
*
Raiidall-Graw Co., Inc., La Crosse, Wis.—Files—
The
-
Foreign
'
,
4
1543.
p.
-
,
,
Domestic
$0.64
Pet Milk Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
(
shares
filed
employees
subsidiary.
a.
May-14
on
>
covering 2,000
per
share)
to
capital.—V.
$0.52
1951
1951—V.
of
corporation
Inc.,
com¬
—
for
taxes
Act
of
\
,
Signode Steel Strapping Co.
three Months Ended March 31—
*
"18,754
—$221,967
;
period-
outstanding-i.—
^Estimated
with
■
the
2080,
p.
Raisin Markets, IricM Los Angeles,' Calif.—Files—
($25
t
share.—V. ,175,
per
1951
$11,845,680
483,112
—
tax
$19.75
1952
income:
on
*
$12,946,371
"
_
before Federal
$15,793,321
EARNINGS
•
sales
Net
.
$3,954,877 $17,258,559
STATEMENT
Railway & Light Securities Corp. — Stock Offered—
Blyth & Co., "Inc. and Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs on May
21 offered 7,072 shares of cornmori stock
(par $10) at
:
Mos.—1951;
$33,717',876 $28,558,297 $97,433,239 $83,997,089
22.497,690
20,483,283
66,773,376
60,559.482
4,216,272
2,387,507
10.949.918
6.8:n.457
2,409,797
2,203,710
7.556,733
6,632,950
$4 598 617
4,186,267
$3,483,797 $12,153,212
$9,933,200
10,905,558
8,293,798
2,925,497
1544.
p.
Sperry Corp.—^New Chairman and President—
■»'
"E
A
Pfeixe"lifts
beeft
Chairman
O'efcted
of
the
Board
and
H
F.
L
Vickers
held
as
both
Finance
President
positions.
and
to
succeed
John
Treasurer,
has
Treasurer.—V, 175, p.-322..
Thomas
Sanderson,
been
A.
Morgan,
formerly
elected "Senior
who
heretofore
Vice-President
for
Vice-President
uucl
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2182)
10
(E. R.) Squibb & Sons—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 29,200 shares of common stock (par
50 cents) was made after the close of the New York
Stock Exchange on May 20 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $23.50
-
174,
Trans
1638.
p.
May
on
Glen E.
15 by
President, that,
Bwanson,
pursuant to a -provision in the contract between this corporation
; and. General-Instrument Corp., Standard Coil is - terminating <*nd withdrafting
its '-offer to the stockholders <of General
Instrument to
exchange -4 shares of Standard Coll for 5 shares-of GeneraMnstrument.
corporation
The
Standard Coil Products Co., Inc.—Offer Terminated—
It was -announced
SEC
at
offered
May
on
13
cents per share
50
to
La.
with the
to be
through Weber-Millican Co., New York.
well.
,
,
by Mr. .Swanson, the principal -reason for -this .action
by JBtandard 'Coil -is a letter -received from-Assistant -Attorney Gen- ♦
■oral «H. Graham m orison. Chiet of
the ^Anti-Trust-^Division of - the
Justice, -that .the- ®epartment • could not . undertake
-withhold
legal -proceedings- under the -Federal ^anti-trust Jaws
the .rticqulsition *was consummated.
1
jpepartanent^of
to
if
•<
•and the books closed. '8e#
•Not
per
:
' R.
K.
Finance Corp.
*
175,
p.
(Si Subs.)—Earnings—
1952
$1,975,970
627,163
Net
from- operations
before-income taxes
income
for
Provision
Income
$1,491,922
443,662
293,618
Three Months Ended-tfarefe 31—
In cow e
go
1413.
State Loan & Finance Corp.
-
f
i
*^51^
9,972,664
9,134,806
$23,832
3,201,757
3,635,226
$23,832
Cash dividends:
•
cumulative ^preferred stock
Ou 6% convertible preferred stock
On-common class A stock
On
6%
Qn
com won
57,686
99,103
30,000
—
class B stock
Qlass A and B common shares outstanding.—
Earnings per class A and B shares.
.:
T.
2,081
79,699
26,250
'
*605,924
645,556
;•
*$0.36
$0.24
which took placo in July,
*Giving effect to the 2-for-i split
...
.
Merge Subsidiary—
corporation on May 21. filed an .application with the SEC
the merger into itself of 'Atlantic Gulf Gas Co., all the
capital stock of which is owned by United; and the BEC
issued an order giving interested persons Until June 2, 1952, to
luts
request
Broadcasting Co., Birmingham, Mich.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
these
three
shares,
170,000 are
selling. stockholders
statement with the
stock, all but 15,000
purchased by the underwriters
resale to the public.
The public
be
to
for
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
Reynolds 8c Co. and Oscar B. Dooly & Co. are named as the
George B. Storer
(of Blrmlngahm), J.
Harold Ryan
and Frances S. Ryan, both of
Tolede, Ohio, who own, respectively, 623,500 shares (59%), 120,500
shares (10.87%), and 152,500 shares (13.75%), and are selling 75,600,
47,200 and 47,200 shares, respectively, to the underwriters.
Storar is
President, and Ryan Vice-President and Treasurer.
The same selling stockholders are also selling an additional 10,000
shares of stock, in the amounts
of 4,400, 2,800 and 2,800 shares,
respectively, to certain employees of the company.
They also have
reserved
an
additional 20,000 shares which are covered by
options
granted by two of the selling stockholders to the two underwriting
firms, the terms of which are to be supplied by amendment.
principal underwriters.
additional
An
the
15,000 shares of stock
of
exercise
The setlnig stockholders
are
are
Temco Aircraft Corp.—Sales and
Net
sales
Earnings Up—
earnings
after
Results
■
1952
315,000
airplane
corp.,
a
'
r
Quarter Ended March 31—
Gross
$5,435,000
218,000
taxes
luscombe
of
1951
$10,054,000
:
Securities Corp.
PROCEEDS—It is
proceeds
net
1952
OF
9,000
CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES
Quarter Ended March 31—
earnings
H.
L.
after
Howard,
that
the
present
received
taxes....
,
1951
intention
of
the corporation that the
the sale of its common stock are
milling facilities, increased produc¬
and operating capital as well as the
working
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
to the process of
backlog as of the 6ame date including contracts in
negotiation amounted to $12,300,000.—V. 175, p. 1544.
the
process
EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
which
*Of
(par
200,000
25
company's 1952 construction program, designed to reach the
presently, authorized system capacity , of .1,310,000 MCF per day, is
President, pointed cut. It includes
approximately 525 miles of 30-inch and 26-inch parallel
addition of 98,600 horsepower by building four new com¬
pressor stations and enlarging 18 existing stations. The added capacity
will be used to supply expanded markets of present customers.
A portion
of the program will
be permanently financed
by an
shares
will
be
set
for
aside
Corp. and associates will under¬
offering of 494,642 common shares to be offered
today (May 26) to common stockholders at, $21.75 per
share on the basis of one new share for each 10 held
record
May 23.
Rights expire
The
proceeds will be used toward
gram.—V. 175, p. 1866.
on
June
Net
1952
sale of products
before Federal taxes
Distribution
will
be
made
July
18
of
additional
one
share
of
com¬
Were told, is. a company application to further expand pipeline system
capacity to 1,515,000 MCF per day and to increase peak-day delivery
capacity to
1,715,000 MCF by means of an underground storage
project.—V. 175,
101,000
taxes
income
$144,238
common
share
u
Texas Gas Transmission
$4,197,356
416,385
236,000
$180,385
$0.53
based
on
A Secondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on May 13 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$17,50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per
share. It was completed.—V. 175, pp. 1764 and 1545.
See Lonsdale
Co.
above.-—V.
175,
p.
Acquisition—
1866.
K. Atkinson, President, reported on May 20 that the 1952
for property improvements would involve an expenditure of
approximately $17,000,000, of which $5,000,000 will be for roadway
improvements and $12,000,000 for new equipment and improvements
to existing equipment.
" ' '
program
Additional
new
V.
rolling
stock
received
or
to
received
be
in
1952
are
diesel locomotives,
new
600 box cars, 100 covered hoppers, 50 gon¬
cabooses, one depressed center-well car and an additional
dome-type parlor car for the Chicago Streamliner "Blue Bird."—
20
175, p. 1962.
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co.—Note Placed Pri¬
vately—The company on April 8 sold privately a $1,000,000 4% sinking fund note due June
1, 1972, to the Metro¬
politan Life
& -Company.
Insurance
Co.
through Kidder,
Peabody
The SEC
t
-
■
>
-
m
p.°9?/UCe bank borroWlIies
.
v
.*>
„■
j.'j'
Tiger Tractor Corp., Keyse.r, W. Va.—Files With SEC
y??„??
7Z
be
,
a
13 filed a letter of notification with tie
180'°°0 shares of common ttock.
ptr, sbare'. without underwriting.
used for working
capital.—V.174,
p.
640. '
(par 10- cents) to-be
The proceeds are to
'
'
speculation.
will
proceeds
be
used
to
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
purchase
.
to
(par $10)
com¬
There
is
no
\.
outstanding
acquire
oil
and
gaft
,
PRESENT
.
FINANCING
.
Outstanding
50,000shs.
50,000shs.
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Wisconsin on March 24,
of owning, holding and mining lands for drilling,
and production of oil and gas or other minerals, etc.
1,
The company will acquire the oil and gas mining leasehold estate#
Nichols
in
"A"
Nichols
The
imately
development, an oil producing lease in Pottawatomi#
drilling agreement on the so-called Greenlee prop¬
and interests in property in Sumner County,
a
acres;
"A"
lease
has
three
producing wells valued at approx¬
$290,000.
letter
of notification was filed with the SEC on May 14 covering
shares of common stock (par $1.25) to be offered at $10.75
share through Straus, Blosser & McDowell, Chicago, HI., and
Smith, Hague & Co., Detroit, Mich., for the account of France#
Richards.—V. 165, p. 1238.
9,300
per
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—Two Proposals Turned Down
stockholder proposal to rotate the annual meeting between Water(N. Y.) and New York City v|as defeated on May 21 by a Tot#
town
of
7,125,808
to
176,687.
A second
proposal to provide for
directors
turned
was
down
cumulative
7,158,103
to
company
May 20 issued an order authorizing the purchase by this
the common stock of two of its subsidiaries, as follows:
on
of
Worcester County Electric Co.—Bond Offering—Men¬
was made in our issue of
May 19 of the public offer¬
tion
ing on May 15 of an issue of $4,000,000 first mortgage
bonds, series C, 3J/4%, due May 1, 1982, at 102.12
and accrued interest.
CONSTRUCTION
now
sales for construction purposes.—V.
175, p*
To
finance
and
for
general
such
construction
temporarily,
corporate
the
time to time to borrow from commercial banks.
Authority of
regulatory commissions may be required to permit, the temporary
financing of the company's construction expenditures. The company
also
expects
ceeds
of
to
do
which
construction,
permanent
will
be
through
financing
to
used
retire
the issuance
and
from time to time, the pro¬
bank debt
and
to
pay for
sale
additional
of
purposes.—V.
175,
bonds
and
capital stock.
It is estimated
that to finance
permanently the scheduled $10,000,expenditures for the years 1952 and 1953 and to
construction
of
off
1951,
the
issue
The
$3,600,000 of short-term bank debt outstanding
will require the
company
to issue
securities
and
sale
balance
of
of
the
cash
charges to depreciation
*
series
C
required
bonds)
will
be
totaling
as
at
Dee.
(including
$10,800,000.
principally front
about
available
expense, and from retained net income.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
1st mtge. bds.,
1st mtge. bds.,
A, 2%%, due 1979
ser. B, 3%,%, due 1981
1st mortgage bonds, series C bonds
Common stock ($25 par value)
ser.
FINANCING*
Outstanding
$5,500,000
$5,500,000
12.000,000
12,000,000
4,000,000
4,000,000
526,120 shs.
526,120 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—On May 6, 1952 the company publicly -invited bids
for the purchase of the series C bonds. The best bid was submitted
by
the investment bankers named below and
Merrill
2199.
expect#
company
from,
v
preferred stock is equally secured with the other series of
preferred stock of this company.
This particular issue is not
convertible, however. It is callable at 107 %.
The net proceeds from the sale of the shares will be used to pay
a#
served.
-
Lynch,
Salomon
This
construction
expenditures,
amount to about $5,000,000 in each of the year#
1953, an aggregate of $10,000,000.
Scheduled expenditure#
are mainly for substations and distribution lines
required by increasing
demands for services and expected growth in the number of customer#
and
Authorized
balance later this year.
new
FINANCING—Construction
1803.
proposed offering of 1,750 shares of $5 cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (no par) approximately 1,000 shares have
been sold at par (plus accrued dividends from April 1)
by Shea & Co., Boston, Mass., who expect to offer the
p.
Further details follow:
AND
estimated, will
31,
Bros.
Pierce,
&
was
accepted by the company:
Fenner & Beane™
$1,500,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
Hutzler
Stroud & Company, Iincorporated—
See
also
V.
175, p. 2119.
'
,
Workers Loan Co., DuBois, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The company on May 16 filed
a
letter of notification with the SEC
covering
Western Central Petroleums, Inc.
(Del.)—Stock Off'd
S. B. Cantor Co. on March 18 offered publicly "as a speculation"
599,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at 50 cents per share.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used for the
purpose of oper¬
developing the oil, gas. and mineral interests presently
owned by it !u Richmond County, Neb-1 and Marion County, Kan., as
1
a
1952 for the purpose
000
Monongahela Power Co., 384,630 shares of $6.50 common, for $2,500,095, and Potomac Edison Qo., 125,000 shares of no par common, for
$2,500,000.
The subsidiaries intend to use the proceeds of their stock
ating
fe?^veKudto7tot°-V.
publicly 50,000 shares of
as
mining
pay
West Penn Electric Co.—Increases Investments—
for
^
share)
Authorized
stock
Common
•
the
I Textron Incorporated—Proposed
offered
18
per
v.
CAPITALIZATION
1952
West Virginia Water Service Co.—Stock Sold—Of the
Corp.—Secondary Offering—
($10
lease assignments in the Nichols "A" lease,
mining leases and for drilling expenses.
A
$0.42
deducting dividends paid on preferred stock and
322,580 shares of common stock each year.—V. 174, p. 1996.
1961 and 1544.
pp.
April
on
par
PROCEEDS—The
1951
'
$2,380,043
245,238
♦After
..
mon stock for each five shares owned on June 20, it was-pointed out.
Still pending befpre the Federal Power Commission, the stockholders
at
voting in the election of
143,647.—V. 175, p. 1962.
from
income
♦Earnings per
ofefring to the public, expected to be made tomorrow (May 27) of
100,000 shares of a new series of preferred stock and 250,000 addi¬
stock.
corporation
underwriting.
9.-
the company's construction pro¬
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
dolas,
common
Ventures, Inc.—Stock Sold—The
Vulcan Dctinning Co.—Earnings—
30
of
Oil
WJR, the Goodwill Station, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Securities
Webster
Basin
underwriter's
the
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Stock Offered—Stone
lines, and
shares
r
;
.
stock
mon
A
the laying of
tional
The
option.—V. 175, p. 1545.
•well, underway, Gardiner Symonds,
an
360.
Kansas.
4,324,860 shs.
Wabash RR.—Plans Property Improvements—
The
to be used
^
-
are
1,999,000 shares of common stock at 15
share has been completed, all of these shared
having been publicly sold, it was announced on May 21The financing was arranged through Tellier & Co.—Y*
175, p. 1027.
Outstanding
*10,000,000 shs.
cents)
Arthur
f
proceeds
William Penn Gas Co., Inc.—Stock Sold—The recent
offering of 1,999,000 shares of common stock at 15 cents
per share has been completed* all of :these shares having
been publicly sold, it was announced on May 21. The
.financing was arranged through Tellier & Co.—V. 175,
County, Okla.;
erty, about 60
of
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Expansion—Financ'g
The
305.
p.
Wisconsin Consolidated Oil & Gas Corp.—Stock Offct
Authorized
stock
Common
234,000
^Executive Vice-President and Treasurer, on. May 9
backlog as of March 31, including contracts
negotiation, was $198,500,000; and that the Luscombe
133,
cents per
of
$5,676,000
TEMC<ys
.
.
recent offering of
•
from
expansion
contracts.
Federal
1952
$11,422,000
431,000
sales
revealed
on
tungsten, copper and other ores, as well as: in the
purchase and sale of same.
In addition, the company has the right
to acquire properties for the exploration and development of its own
production of manganese, tungsten, copper and other ores and engages
in all phases of the business of producing,
development, buying and
selling such ores, including the import and export thereof. The prime products of the corporation at present are manganese,
tungsten and copper.
.
The corporation holds the mining rights in the following properties:
The Black Bird Group (U. 3.
Bureau of Mihes listings as Sambo
Aguila), Mountain View and Black Beauty Mines, Placer Del Ora,
Yuma Copper Mine and the Monte Cristo Mines, as well as Steam¬
boat, Turner, Branch, Buzan-Beard and Manganese King Mines.
The
corporation holds these properties under lease with option to purchase
1951
Exchange Commission—
without underwriting.
share,
per
Williston
manganese,
Income
CONSOLIDATED RESULTS
Net
•
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Arizona on Jan. 17,
It is principally engaged in the business of mining and milling
&
••
• ••
on
$2
acquisition of other mining properties or interests therein.
$295,000
Net earnings after taxes
Gross
the
additional
and
tion
be
to
for
used
be
to
18»
May. 14'filed a letter -of 'Notification With th#
covering .150,000 shares, of capital - stock (.par $1) to be offered
company
increase surplus account.—V.
(Ariz.)—Stock Offered—JlunMay 21 publicly offered "as a
subsidiary
$1,382,000
;
after March
€0., Phoenix, Arix*—
Insurance
to
was
speculation" 500,000 shares of common stock (par 250)
at 400 per share.
of
130,000
sales
13- months
and
write
Quarter Ended March 31—
Gross
The
SEC
p.
upon
to certain employees
the company.
oi
♦
for issuance
reserved
options granted by the company
until
S. Manganese Corp.
U.
ter
Life
Files With Securities and
-
1950.
Storcr
-Of
States
at
organized in 1947 by United for the purpose of con¬
operating natural gas pipe line properties In the south¬
eastern States;
but its application for a certificate of public con¬
venience
and
necessity for-this purpose * was denied by the FPC.
On
organization, it issued 100,000 shares of stock to United for.
$1,000,000; and its assets consist of $1,000,000 cash and its liabilities
solely of the capital stock held by United. According to the application.
United has expended $285,977 for the account of Atlantic which amount
will be repaid by Atlantic prior to the merger.—V. 175, p. 2119.
of
from
exercisable
not
period of four years thereafter.
a
Western
hearing - thereon.-
a
Atlantic
structing
1951.—
174, P. 1994.
The oompany
on May
19 filed a registration
SEC covering 216,000 shares of its $1 par common
of which are now outstanding. ;
.Outstanding
*2,999,000 sb*.
maximum of 300,000 shares which the -underwrite!
a
_
United Gas Corp.—To
201,045
taxes
Net after chft?tes.__
•
$1,000,000
Into construction
©f a-180^000-•square-foot pfaat in ATandalia, Ohio, and defense produetto*.
The^company said it has a-aiHitfiry order backlog of more
tta* "$12,00t3,«00^-V.
FINANCING)
4,000,000 shs.
corporation on March 10 filed
letter ,4>f ..nottfkatlm*
the BEC covering the -abovementioned 599,000 shares of comma*
mUh
-V.. 175, p. 2060.
outstanding
-
WObster, President, said -the funds would
share)
FILES—The
This
it-has received approval of a
T%« :c«rapa«y 'has "announced
->
loan- from the Reconstruction
1952 and for
share-has been oversubscribed
proposing
Standard-Thomson Corp.—deceives RFC Loan—
-
including
Such'warrants .are
of.common~«tock (par 50
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
has a right to purchase at 55c per share under -warrants, ^and not
•including a maximum of 300,000 shares -which-Aaul 'A. Levin©. 4*
director) has a right to -purchase at* 47V2C per -share Under warrants.
:
;
27,000 share®
Field.
atock.
the
promptly.
4# -the • stockholders
0/
■■
made on May 14 *at $22.12%
Barada
leases
to
fc-Ah*re*v#f ^General iliistaiuaaoet * e»lready -^depositod -pursuant
-exchange- offer awhile- -wetumod
—V. 175, p. 1764.
:•
secondary offering of
The
cents)
said
in
Field, Richardson County, Neb. (subject
known as the Louis Buchhoiz and
cover
approximately 160 additional
interests),
Authorized
.
pleted—
Barada
These
CAPITALIZATION
-
Pipe Line Co.—Offering Com-
Transcontinental Gas
*As «expiaitted
in the
leases.
Common stock (par 10 cents per
^
:
Merz
company.
.
-
'
Interests
outstanding royalty
The company has also acquired certain other oil and
gas leasehold
Interests (subject to outstanding royalty interests) or options therefor*
in
Marion County,
Kansas, and Cheyenne County, Kansas, which
interests and options, as well as all other leasehold interests of tfed
filed a letter of notification
-proceeds are to be used to drill
The
hold
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
wells have been producing oil for over a year and
completed as a producing well Nov. 1, 1951.
has, also acquired two additional oil and gas lease¬
said
was
company
Nelson
of common stock (par one cent)
shares
599,000
covering
The
acres
Petroleum Corp., Shreveport,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
the fourth
stockholder.—V. 175, p. 2080.
American
-
—Files With
-
Inc. —Stock
Co.,
proceeds went to a selling
The
share, with a dealer's discount of 55 cents per share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.—
per
V.
Three
Sold — George R.
Cooley & Co., Inc., on May 9 offered and sold 11,400
shares of common stock (par $3) at $8.50 per share, with
a dealer's discount of 50 cents per share.
Packing
Tobin
.
.
and
tip^qjepand its business generajl^, ^
/ '-■?
\ BUSINfES£|-~Cqmpahy wris incorporated to pefaware on June 20, 1951.
$ell as
The
c^m^any ^engaged in no business" activities until Feb. 1, 1952,
When it acquired, two producing oil and gas, leasehold interests (subject
to outstanding royalty interests) known as,the Fehr and Yoesel leases,
rt
which legses cover
County, Neb.
20<) acres of land in the Barada Field, Richardson
This acreage now has four producing oil wells thereon.
$200,000 of 10-year 6% convertible subordinated debenture#
May 15, 1962, to be offered at par (in denominations of $500
each) and accrued interest, through Blair F. Claybaugh & Co. Harrisburg, Pa.
due
Each
May
$500 debenture is convertible into
15,
redeemed
1957,
at
and
thereafter
into
170
prices ranging from 107%
180 class A
class
to
A
shares prior ta
shares, and
may
be
100%.
Zeigler Coal & Coke Co.-—Rights Expire—
The
common
stockholders
the
of
record
right to subscribe on
Shares of common -stock at
or
share
held.
The
for
each
five
shares
before
par
($10
April 17 were recently given
16 for 66,125 additional
May
per
share)
at
the
rate
of
on*
-
proceeds will fee used to repay bank loans.—V. 175,
p.
1484.
Number 5119
Volume 175
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
11
(2183)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Cluett
first
the
In
indicate
we
all the dividends
4%
an¬
Coleman
Then we follow with
payments previ¬
nounced during the current week.
a
4Y*%
Colt's
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of Company
Adams
■
Aluminum
Agricultural Insurance (Watertown, N. Y.)
i
Quarterly
250-
ordinary
RR.,
,
Allied
Mill",
(quar.)
Inc.
Ii.
Extra;
0-25
7-1
6-13
,
,
.,50c
25c
——-——
---«—--r-
(quar;) — .--—
Corp „-cbmmoa (quar.l____
,
Botch
5 % %
,
5%
^
fc
V
-
.
-
} A.
faccum.)/_—//'.10c
Steamsliip- /__///.//-/_/,//■•: 75c
6-30
3<k/participating preferred
...
*
American-Hawaiian
American
,
.
Optical Ooi.••'Cfttiar.)V
Power-A:' ••LlgJ&'CCo;^- .;./•
American
Directors
omitted/common
.
-
American
'
6-2
-
Dixie
Telephone *A Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
American
..
.
•
.
*
.
$2.25
'V
$1
-
American Woolen,* $4 -preferred-(quar.)-—-
.i'.
,
7-15
$1.75
7-15
6-26
(s-a)__
Inc.
i-
Applied
Arts
Arcady
l-arms
Argus
Milling
Cameras,
Armstrong
Class
Inc
Rubber,
B
(quar.j—
Co.
30c
I2V2C
—
class
A
(quar.)
<
r
(quar.)-*,.
59%c
—
7- 1
Aro
Equipment Corp., com. (stock dividend) "
4Vb% preferred tquar.)—!___
Carpet Co
(resumed)-
Asbestos
Ashdown
(J.
Associated
5-26:
t25c
6-30
6-18-
tl5c
7-
Associates Investment
Eatric
Auto
6-10
Automatic
Alarm
Steel
Avondals
(Del.)
Products
Mills
Brummell
Creek
Co.
Ties,
RR.
Steel
cf
Co.
&
Corp.i._—
Club,
Inc.
RR
Sons
Stiatton
Extra
Ccrp;
Market
Co.
Racing Association,
Mills,
Ine,_
and
Corp.
■*■•
••
(stock
Corp.
class
A
One
on
I.
T.
■A California/
/Canada
Ink
of
preferred
6-16
5-14
Co.
•/!
American
/75c
.-^/t$t.50
'
-
"
.
*"
Assure nee-. :<-?75c^
,7-
2
Messer
6-
6
6-20
6-25
Mesta
5-14
2
6-20
6-
6
2
6-16
6-
5-24
6-20
6-
Middle
Middlesex
6
Midwest
2
Public
6-
6
6-
Mobile
25c
6-27
2
1
6-
1
6-
2
7-
1
;
6- 2
7-
1
37 y2 c
6-
2
6-16
6-
5
25C.
75c
7-
1
1
6-
Class
7-
1
7-
1
6-11
't
5oc
.'<.„50c
Goodrich
$5
.
6-13
/
C0.1 common (quar.)______'
(quar.)__'__
__-_i
preferred
common
(quar.)
1
6-30
$i^7.y2,
(quar.)—
PoWer, Ltd.,-^%. 1st pfd. (quar.)/-.731 V*c
Great Lakes Terminal Warehouse. (s-a)_LL_,/~t/// 30cjGreat
Northern:Paper -Co.
Great
Western Sugar Co.; common
'
Chateau-Gai
-
Wines-
Ltd/;
: 7%
preferred
6-
(quar.)
7-
6/
.
.
Extra
^
Chicago Towe) Co.,
*
.-7%- convertible
Christiana
-.7%
Cincinnati
^___
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
Rj.
Co.
City
«%
Clark
Corp.
(s-a)-_u___^
Controller CtJ.,
:4.80 %.
Ohio),
preferred
com.
Hlbbard,
convertible" preferred
:
20c
(quar.)^/
(quar.n_Z
•
50c
(quar.}/_-t_///.
.■
50C
.(quar.)—;_i
Sisenccr/1:-Bartifctt
2
5-29-
-/.National
' 6-
6-
5,
v.
Title
Homestake
$-
6-
New
2
$4-.50
Cliffs^Iron/commonr/quar.)
preferred
6-14 •' t
30ey
(quar.)^____^-_--i.__i.t,$i.i2i4 4
Cloreland Graphite
Olevelanri
V
-0-15
Bronze':50c
Qnarriei, Co.»(quar,,
€S»Teland" Trencher
6-15
Ce^ftfuar.)
i
25#-V.
*16c
6-10/
6-14
6-30*
/
*
6-
2*
6- 2
Hoover
'lfowell
/
6-
■
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?
.4-
21"
5-31
.7
Guaranty
Co.
*
6-16
I
6-30
6-20:
6-27
6-15:
8-
1
7-15
8-
45c
1
7-15
6-10
6-
6-16
5-15
6-16
5-15
2
32'/2c
7-
1
6-
6-
2
5-15
25c
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
50V4C
25c
''
pfd.
4%
'
6
6-12
6-16
'25c
6'
6-12
2
5-26
7-
1
750c
<s-a)_
6-
2
5-20»
7-
2
6-20
$2;:
,/
/,
(s-a)
r
60c
(quar.)——
5-31
720c
6-
2
6-10
6-
3
7-
25c
6-14
1
6-26...
15«
6
6-
6
5-20.
7-
$1.18%
6-
6-26-
40c
6-18
2
6-30.
5-29
6-12
5-23
6-12
5-23
12c
6-12
5-23
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
12%«
-
*
'
■8-23
-
$1.25
5-22
6-27-
6-0
-6-104"
■
50c/
(.quar.)^
-
6-14
50e
,
common
6-12w
13c
(quar.).
•
6-13
6-12
20c.
12j/2«
com.
■
-
5-30
720#
(quar.)__
r.
6-12
62V2C
class A
EHectric' Motors
Co.
(quar.)
•
Car
England
5-31'
5-31
6-10
6-21
•
6-
2
6-25
0-
0-27
..
6-
2
.
6-30
6-
2
6-12
5-28
N.
6-17
6-30
10 %
5
preferred
-
.
> .7-.1
••■/
6-30
6-25
North
40c
6-13
6-
Northern
Oklahoma
6-14
6-
5
North?rn
Pacific
6-20
6-
9
•
________
20c
■"
v
2
5-31
0-13
6-25
pfd. .AV'fquar.)^/--. $1.25
5% -preferred A ■ (quar/iU l>0" "
■4Y4 % preferred/® <quari)
6-10
,
American
Quarterly
6(
6-
6.
7-
1
6-6".
7-1
6-- 0/
$2.50
(s-a).
/.
•...
-
-
Gas
.
"
50c
(quar.)
(quarri—____
Ry..
6-
5,
6-30
6-23
6-15
6-
1
50c
-
—-_i.
7-1
6-10
5-25
5-12
75c
7-25
$1
6-10
$1.50
6-10
(quar.)__
i—
•'
$1.66
• Co./ common^uiiui--::preferred /quar.)^.-——___
7- 3
-
5-20.
,
5-20
6-13
;
,
6-
6
35c
6-16
6- 2
125c
Ltd. (quar.H„_„___—
Mississippi Telegraph (s-a)_^.—_____
7-2
6- H
7-
$2.50
50c.
Ohio Edison
3.90%
-6-16
,
2
5-20
6-10
...
30c
Mills,
Flour
6-
2
1
25c
(quar.)_____:
Ogilvie
6-
7-
2,
6-2,
50c
preferred (quar.)—__—
O'Okeip Copper Co.. Ltd._i__-__^___^_
Oak Mfg. Co.
0-
6-16
..
6-19
.
30c
*
quar.)i_-_
1
6-26
50c
-
7-
7* 1
r
20a
(«-a
0%
.Ohio 3i
.
:
$2.50
Aviation
7-
"
$i-io /
8-10
1
6-30
■97% c
7-
6-2!
,
1
t '
4-13
6-13
37 %c
,
,
6-39
*
preferred B /quart;
.Product# Corif,
6-
1
Corp.
Northern Paper Mills, common
/
7-18
,
->».
3
6-20
6-
1
(quar.).
(quar.)___.________
Co
6
7-
100%
Chemical
5
6-
4-6-10
,6-30
•93 %c
•Nopco
6v
7-
(stock dividend)....
Norris-Thcrmador
25c
$2
$1.50
Niles-Bement-Pond Co.- (increased
6-13
.6-2
1
1'
$1
Newport Electric Corp.,. common (quar.)
3%% preferred
(quar.)i_______u__'___-—
6-17
12y2c
_____
'
Corp.
3
.6-13
7:-
0- 4*
$1.01%
(quar.)
___
•
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.
0-23
6-13
0-
5-20
25c
•:
6-13
,
15o -
0-10
"
5-20
-^^Oregwn-Ainerteari; Lumber Corp.
2: ■•"
$$
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•
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■" -•
6-13-.:,
Co.—r
(quar.i
5-31
"
30w
./ / 10a-
—
York Water Service Corp.
6-27
.
Light,- 4%-pfd.
Y., Chicago k St. Louis RR., com.
New
6-14
15c
/"
.
^6-J.4r.
.
7-15
6-
-6*125-21
-6-16;
22% a
(s-a)
,6%* preferred A
/■
,i"
•__—
:■/.<N. Y. fc Harlem RR. Co/common
*
6-30*
,
4quar.»
(quar.i_-___-___
6-21
-.
6—1
•'
preferred
6-10
6-12
-^-7-1-.
737 V2c
:--37>/2a-
'
i-_-/___'_____:__/
Telegraph
1
'
;-50%
System
1
25*
'
-
___
(jnttiab—_
i(quar.t/^---«-.
Quarterly
4.05%
6-.3
6-16
.
(-quar.)
1
7-
25a
_—___
(quar,)r___/_
Ltd.
new -common
7-
7-
•
"
•7$1.37%.
Co.
-Corp.;
Electric
.
Rapid Transit 57/ pfd. (quar.)___
Company/common (quar.)_________
Indlanapclis Water. ■ 5 %
Pressure-Cooker
,■
'(s-a,V/_.
Co._____—
-6-^-, '?
Industrial Wir^CJoth
$-13
7-
$1.75
(quar.)//—_//'/
(-quar.)i—-
"/■■ New'Jersey Power-k
.
Cleveland
62'/2C
5-29
75c
.(quar.)i
Co;
-15c
20c
& Co. (quar.)
I",
Companj
(qua,r.)///!__!_/_-__/
Mining
Oats
> Natomas
Co.
;/ Ne8tle-Lemur Co.
2
6-
preferred (quar.)/__/_!
—$1.12'/2
6-30Horder'3
Inc.* (qUar.)—',—25c. ,;>8- 1
•Horner <F/ W.), Ltd.; class A;(quar.)
712>/ac ••
7- 2
Hotels Statler Co. (quar.)
;/' 25c
6-10
2
6-10
Fire
Insurance-MHartferd) /(quar.). /:< 508
Grocers.; Ltd,/
7$5«
National Steel
5-15
2.
6-16
—
6-14
6-14-;
__
'/$%%.
6-14>
2
— __
Newmont' Mining
Honolulu
6-16/.
! 6-14*
2
7-
•
6-14
6-
A
,35cr
(Henry)
'Home
6-2
6-30
»* 36c
Holt
Homa-soce
.6-12
-6-10
-
$0c
v
Co..
•
5
5-29/
7- 1.
Paper
_
6-20'
'
Dauch
Qua rterly
Quarterly
_/;•./
76c
_____/
V76c
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., com. (quar.)_ /• 62y2c.
$4"preferred <qhai;}$1
5-26*/
1
6-
$$1.12»/a
$25c
Corp.
/ 6-10' .^/National Tank Co.,
Stock dividend
6-10-
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—. /
6-16
9
(quar.)_
common
New-England. Telephono-k
/
t
National
/-
/'
25c
Co. dquar.):
6-13
6-30
•
$1,50 /
.
Corp
25C
(qUar.)
6- 4
6-14
-
,.,$1.50
:_
Brewing
/.6-13T
6-15
*-
62%c
.
Hinde &
/ 7-
$l,37Va.
>
(quar.)_
common
/25c
-
/
(quan)--—-
Railway- (Dayton,
non-cura.
5-28'
6-20"
"
$63
(qi!ar.)-_____a.:__1
(G.)
6-20
'
2.
6-
400
A
$1.50 7preferred
5
6-10
.
.
7~St
—
6-30
'
.
$1.75
,t
,
Hein-Warner
5-26'
;6-25
30c
Co.,-common.:
___.—
Products
5
Co„K/;.a.:l,
Mining
Helleman
6 /
*
City Investing Co., common
SVi'.'c preferred -(quar.)
City
Hecla
'6-2
6-30
75c
-
V .$1.50
(quar.)_______________
Street
',
.
,30c;
common.
Securiries
preferred
6-
6-
>25c
.
740a
/ 5-28 '
5
>7- 2.
."- 30a
$1.75,,
•
National
0-10
—
(s-a l/r^_i^^'-^_^^/;$50CPw«'s.6-12:'v
5-31:
9
6-5
6-30
*(quar.)V/--//-^lW'_4s//.; 60a
,tquar.)__*;
National
6-6
■>6-16/
Great Lakes
t-4
'2T;"
6--6'
6-30
,
.
Chesebrough Mfg. Cc: dConsol.) (quar.)/^__,,'
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. (quar.)
;
6-17
6-
quar.)_„_
Trust
.6-16
50c
$1.25
./:• ..55c
_,__^
.
6-
1
6-30
.
.
-
7-
25c
______—
>/ National Discount Corp.,
/
-<5% preferred (quar.)
5-17-
5-31
1- 1
•.
6-20
25c
5
75c
(Hawaii),
preferred C
5-31
1
$1.50
F.)
City, Steel Co.,.
5'/2%
-
<B.
preferred
Granite
:
6-16
6-16
5.10%
Mutual
Nash-Kelvinator
.
>
6-16
f30c
(quar.)—.;
B
6-11
7r
Celanese. Ltd,,-common/quar.- 760c
6-30
6- 6
/ ?Hamilton -Watch Co.—,
.///;///?/;:j.//.-, v-/,'.//
•/Directors took no action on.-common-div- si//*./ .
preferred (quar:)
i
743%c 1 •'V6-30',H/6-',6>
-?idend' payment atZaiectIn* h?ld^ on •Mafv/{-,A_,.
preferred •
—..*■*.
725c '•. 6-30 ■ / 6- 6
22.
Capital Transit Co.* tquar.)
;-V/i,,. / v- .... • •
:
35c
7- 1
>
6- 9 vi
r..,:l5C'
Hastings Mfg. \ Co./—i//
Carey (Plnlipi Mf^'Msee1 Philip Carey) ./,
- ;•>
.
• '
' •//
Carolina Telephone t£ Telegraph*~(quar.)
Hathaway Mfg./Co/- (quar.)_
——
$1.50./
"/• v>
$2//• 7- 1
'■ 6-20>
:Hazeltine Corp. (quar.)
Carriers & Oeneral Corp.: (quar.Hv-i-i.'--;
-25C
<*'■■ ' 'k 10c /•' 7-1
6-16-
Catalia Corp; of American.—10o
Central Foundry Co: (reduced)/:
♦ %' 15c
Charts
Corp.
: -10c
1
•;
(quar.)
6-12
-,>50C
—
}
Co.
1
7•
/
Co.
Telephone Co.
7-1
$1.50
(quar.)___!____
.
.i
6-16 f
7-
"
$1
-
6-
0-30
88c
•
7.4.807/ preferred
.
5-29 '
6-14
25c
com.
CO;
Ltd,,
Furniture
•Preferred
Canadian
$1.75
€-25
1
$1.22 >/2
(increased
Service
Brewery,
Muskogee
6-11
6-20;
30c
(quar.)
B;
Mutual
5-15
"
Telegraph Co.
l2q
9
5:'
25c
;_
Murphy (G. C.) Co., 4%% pfd,
Muskegom Piston Ring Co,
9
5-29
35c
.
_
•'•_ '•
(quar.)
Birmingham RR.,
Morganton
6-13
7-
Co.
Containers/ Ltd.,
Molson's
6-10
6-10
:
Y.)/ (quari)
5-23
,_~2_
Corp.
Mojud Hosiery Co;, common
5%
preferred
(quar.)_^
■
6-20
6-24
20c
35c
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
Class A
(quar.»_—
Modine Mfg. Co, (quar.)
2
7-
Water
&
Modern
6-13
7-
/"
Corp.
Reclaiming,
4V2 % preferred (quar.)__
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
6-16
,i : 7,
—
6-
$1.10
Rubber
17'/2c
(quar.)
.
$2.50
(quar.)—
Utilities
7-16
6-
1
1
$1
Co., (quar.)
Stock
South
7-
Missouri
f
common
0-14
6-
25c
7-
730c
(quar.)
1
222
(quar.i—
Petroleum
8-27
7$1.25
,
'
7-
Extra
5
7$1.38
(initial)
6-20
30c
.
(quar.)22222
pfd,
(quar..)—
Hone
Mid-Continent
'/'
Transportation
(N.
preferred
Micromatic
5-15
6-
,/
Corp.
Signal,
Co.
preferred
5-22
(quar.)__
1
7-15
30c
4.40%
25c
,
5-31
7-15
*
Co
Machine
6-14
(initial)
.
6-15
120c
Metal & Thermit, 7% preferred
<quar.)____
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
6-16
6-
Oil
5-29
*•
preferred
Gold &
6-10
•
6
17c
Globe American Corp.^(quar.)____________—
5-26
7- 2"/ 6-
6-
4c
Railway
Glidden
6-10/",
6-20■
6-21
81»/4C
(accum.)_
Glens. Falls Insurance
5-261
-is'Ciit>■ S-tone/r^i"--''*/:/••//"••'• '*•''>> "*,.*
Mersey Paper, Ltd., 4V2%
20c
:
62 %c-
(s-a!222
2
_2
/
3%
__•
Co.—. .", .//
B
5-30
30c
(quar.)
Co.
6-
./
;
-(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)_
6-16
$1.05
Paper
5-23
6-16
Refrigerating Co., class A___
4.90%
Co.
Corp.
>'5-26
••
Acceptance
Gas
6%
7-1
Class
*
Coal—
Extra
*
6-10
$1«-
6- 6
-Merchants
25c
(quar.)/___-
preferred
Box
5-15 /
,
1st
Mountain
-General
:
6-10 '/
6-23
25c
;
common
(quar,)_
common
convertible
1
7-
222222222
/.
pfd,
2
50c
1_
&
General
> 5-26 /
6-10
6-
6-13
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
6-10
{
6-16
6-12
6-30
16c
Power Co., common
preferred
(quar.)_
General
6-10?
tile
*
1
$3.50
6-. 2
2- -•5-15"
6-15
_____
Co..
(
6-12
6-
1 17'/2C
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)_____
Melchers Distilleries. Ltd., 6%
1
5-28
5-31
7-
Stores,
•*
6-27
50c
•
Navigation
McCrory
6
6-6
6--2
40c
tqnar.!l_l_
Son
Co.__
8-
25o,
Co..
730c
/•:»
//;
Matson
■■
&
8-30
'■
(quar.)
30c
General
5-27
/
Cerp.- (quar.)i_u.*-___
preferred "(quar;)
Canada- Life
50c
Co
(Boston!
(Theodore)
$1.60
v-
Hat
Cd.' '"(qua.r.)
Crushed
5-23
(M.)
5-31'*
'
1
6-18
;*
t
5-31 ;
7-1
•
(quar. >
(George A.)
5%
Gary
of
Financial
6-10
Marsh
5-23
65c
Inc.,
Electric
6-11
0-12
>
-
6-30/
,
6-18 '
50«
.
2,
5-26:;
9-12
*
Calculating Machine Co: (quar.) :_
Maritime Telephone k Telegraph, Ltd., com.
'7%f preferred (quar.)
.._i
*
5-20
Co.__
1
7-
37 %a
Marchant
5
6-20
2
6-10
■>
$5? participating'' A ts-ah-/_^_—» $2-.S0
$3 /noa-cum.; particip.iting /preferred' (s-a)4/; ..$1.60 '•
$7 .non-cum. pa rtic; 2nd preferred (s-a)_ i.
$3;50
C,
1
6-
25c
!_'_>!
dividend
Fund
5l/2%
America,
4%'%-/-preferred for
:'//:. ./
each 106 combinet'/shares of class'A' par- / .*•
/'/, /■•'"/. >//'f
ticipating class Av common and common ' i/ 1 // / - •
'
'
; /■
:held/
; / '6-10
**'5-26 •'
c'
7-
25c
Gauley
common
share
5
50c
Gaylord Container Corp.. (quar.)_
20c
6-
"
6-' 2
"
1
"
6- 2
6-27
7-
k
12 %c.
/;
/
Massachusetts Investors Second Fund—~~"
(From investment. income)——:
6-16
6-11
Mangel Stores Corp.
r
6-10
0-16
»■
Madison Gas
5
Insurance—
Corp.
Stores,
6
6-
1
Inc
preferred
Gatineau
$1.50
class .A___i.-
dividend
common.)
Power
6
6-
25c
Smelting
Fire
6-
1
1
7-
quarterly
Fund,
1
7-
6c
(quar.)_^
.
7-
$1.12 y2
Inc.
&
7-
Angeles Transit .Lines-(quar.
Louisiana Land k Exploratiou Co, (quar.)_/_
Lowell Gas Co., 6%/prefeired
(quar.)/__/__.
Macy (R. hj .ii Co,.../j_j.../i
.
•
50C
Warehouse
Los
7-10
5-31
Marshall-Wells
5-22
35c
7-10
7-25:
'•
%T
6^12
.
_
-/ 6-2
;
^•.;6-12-..
-
■
5-27
Co
&
(P.)-
6-14
6-6
75o
7-25
6-10
30c
/
Whyne Corrugated
Fuller
'
6-10
(quar.):
5-26
25c
Co.
30a.
30c
•
-
6-29
3
7-
$1.75
-
.
preferred
7-1
-
6-
-
«
6-29-
-6-16
«
56a
_____
6-20
15c
Burgess Battery Co. (reduced)
Burrard Dry Dock Co.,- Ltd.,- class A—v>
■:
•
-6-
".6-17
4-14
,
$1.06 »A
2
6-10
6-13
/'
•
.4-6-14*'
:
7-1;
6-14
2:
5-26
6-20
12% a. i) r6 -16-
,
;
6-
37%c
Burrillville
Rubber
$1.50
t.
Lorillard
8-
'-6-H'2
■6-17/
2
37V2c
(quar.)//.
:, ?' 37%C:
Company, common. (Interim)
30c
;7%. preferred (quar.)s_.
;
$1.75.•Lo$ Angeles Investment Co..-(quarj),i___/___'
$2.50/'
/
"
-6-26
30c
■18%
_
Z___Z
_____22
/■.-j $1.50-preferred ttquar.)/
0-2
<
2
7-
20C'
•
u.
-
.
5-25 *
..6-26
6-14:
'•
,
// 5-23
*
8-12
#
'
30w-.
Products -Corp.?., (quar. V
commoa—(quar.)
7-4*
6-13
30*-'
..
:
.
•
>
6-3 ^
6-14
V
/
7-1
6-10
Leather ts-a)_,i_.__
5-31
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Inc.
Products,
Fair
Fort
5-31
15c
6-10 /
$-10
6-25
6-16?
8-1
5*.'
Corp./:
5-29
75c
Corp/ (quar.)
Byrndun
6- 2
6-17"
5-29
•
Insurance/Richmond/.(quar.)
Common .-(quay.).
4
■
6-12
$1.2
,■!■*
.
'
i-27;»
7-23
75c-.
.
Life Insurance Co; -of Virginia (quari);ii_'L_
Liggett .fc :Myers Tobacco^-7 7# ; pfd.- (quar.)
Lincoln Service Corp.,
5
5-36 '
6-
2$ $1.50
6-20
"
6-13
10a-
—
6-12
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3V+% preferred (quar.)_
/
5-14'
,
6-
,
8c
4
6-L3
1
6-27-
-v.-
'30c
1
1
7-
*•.-
/,
:
-
7-
$1.25
15«^
Special,
6-10
85c '
'"
25c
(quar.)__—______
Eclipse
Bnrrus
6-16
7-
6-16
—_
V
/
6-161-
■
2:-
-*
.
-
5-17
6-30-
'
Liberty.; Fibrits :of; N." Y.;- common- (quar.)
.-5%:) preferred (quar.)____
'
5-17
6-17
6-1
U.5(L.
--
'
8-13
/
7-2
'"$1.50
"
(quar,)/,/
(quar.)___^_^?!__
(Texas); com. (quar.)__
Insurance
Formula
6-30
(quar.)__.
7-1
,t
„
5-17
-
-7-1-
Investment-Co.—
C.)
Realty
Lefin & Fink.
-
Food
5-24
-
•
40c
20c
——
Corp.
Capwell
Stock
25c
-
Lefcourt
5-24
5-29
•8-6
.
0-20
;
-*/87%-c
Compress
$4.20
6- 2"
1
5-29
?
2
(A;
Lawyers.Title
'
6-20
•
6-10
(quar.)ir_i/!'rr!i!rk!_d!j;/"$Li2"y2"'
(quar.)
Phcnix
Food
$2.50
—
(quar.)
Watch
Bulova
50c
(quar.)
—.—,—
Buffalo
■/'
6-25
/25c
'
—
Casket
&
J.)
8roadway
/■••:'
^Oc
Co.
Boyertown Burial
Briggs
/
-
8-15
6-. 1
(quar,)
semi-annual
6-2
75<K
■.
•
cenunoa. (quar:)_-_•_A_Trreferred ««(qUaiYi
k
•
75«-
•
,
ii'Co.
Loan
Reduced
Xawrence
5-23
5
25c
:'
(quar. I
Fund,
Florida
50c
Albany
(E.
Co.—
B
preferred
Increased
5-29
Machine
&
Lambtyn
*
-
4
.
■:
20c
717/BC
Co./ com/_/--
Stores, Inc.,'com,
Mining
6-4
6-23
6-
6- 2
;
715c5'
partic.. preferred
Financial
'
5-29
7-1
40c
(quar.)„.
(reduced)———
Wharf
Brach
6-13
50c
——-1
the Month
Boss Mfg.
Boston
&
Boston
I2V2C
—
(quar.)__..
...
-
Brothers
■Federal
6-13
1
—
(quar.)
Brass
&
7-
6
'
preferred'-? (quar;)///!!_/_:.i /
I.) -de NemouTs "&
Fidelity
6-13
1
Kinney Mfg. Co.. $6 non-cuaw- ^peferrecL
Lakey Foundry, k Machine':_—
:tll?
'Extra
/_r_
6-16
1_
,
Kodak
Faultless
5-15
6-27
(E.
Federal
6-16
6- 2
50c
(quar.)
6-30
B
•4%; cor.vcitible
6-16.
6-
6-
(quar.)
Players Canadian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Fansteel
Metallurgical
Corp.___
5-29
8c
(quar.)
Foundry
Aluminum
Book
10c
.»•
Quarterly/
Bohn
6-20
1
6-
Kinibbr'y-Clark Cutp.;
-
6-10
fjiil't/:
6-
.
$3
6-16'
L-7-
•
Ms ;•
9
35o-
Kldddi (Walter)
7-
-
50c-
1
(s-a)__
5-29";
6-16.
35c •«•'
-•■"
8-15
9-
$3
6-** 2
•*
■•
1
$3
6-.13
6-30
,
20c
**
■
1
9-
$3
5-22
5-30'
-
n
9-
Kennecott CoppeF Corp. ,}quar.)_
__2KentiMoore Orgaulxntion, Inc.
(quar,)Key- 'Company
2
2
Keystone Portland Ccment_____—
r__j__2
"T2V2C
Famous
6-16 /
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
2
•Cla.cs
6-16
'
Fabrlcon
6-13
7-
(,qiiar.}'r"iri*i
-
Co./.-common- (quar;)
convetrible
Excelsior
6-16
30c
(quar.)———
Beech-Nut Packing Co.
Birdsboro
(quar.)—
——
Wilccx
&
6-30
7- 2
•> -n
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(Allen B.)!Laboratories; Inc.—- *■ "•
Equity
5-16 t
$1
6%/)ieferred C
6-16:
f • '•■-6-16-
25c
-4
RR.
6-20
$1.12%
0-18"
Corset?Co.;*• V:; 720c
Emporium
3
J15c
(quar.)
(monthly}——
Colleries
BabCock
Beech
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
75c
Fire
Automatic
Ayshire
Beau
Co.
Products,
B —
Class
25c
»
*
Pont
8%
6-
5-27
-
2
Kdlley island Lim# &: Transport Co.v(quar.)i
/ Keisey-Hayes Wheel Co;;-, class. A -(quar.)/_•_
1
A
.■-<
•-'/
Co. '(quar.)
Textllo
Common
5-9/
$1.50
v••
2
6-
$1
6-14
2C1
9
6-
95c
6-5
50c'
2
6-
.
6-30
-
$2/:
Paso Electric Co.
6-13
6-16
7-
6-30'
25c
—
,
Co.:/___________"
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Emerson Drug Co., common A
(quar.)__
6-13
1
gains-/1-'~-riyj^
-
____*
(quar.)
-
6-
6-
6-12
50c
22222222
2_222222
22-22221
(quar.)
preferred
1
6-27
.
5-29
6-30
'
$1.25
$2.50'
!i.-l __:_ ^ .//
$4.50; preferred (quar.)
Electric Controller &■ Mfg.
6-12
,
7-15
'
•
0-2
Utilities-——
General
El
10c
Ltd
(quar.)—-—
*
H.t
Hardware, Ltd.,. class A—_
16
A. -common"* (reduced" quar.hi/TI_
4y»%
10%
Corp.,
2
5-29
6-10
Mont
Edison
56V4C
Artloom
6-
6-10
..
Co.; -common
preferred (quar.)
'
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)!!_!!_i__/_^
6-13
.*
6-16
50c
■Vk%
6%
6-24-
7- 1
7- 1
Cream
Eastman
5-20
50c
50c
■
Mfg?
112
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Associates/ conv/ (quar.)25c
4% % prefen-ed ' ,(QUaTiK--ii-/xir^2r;
$1.12 J/a
6-10
V7-15
50c
(quar.)_____
preferred
6-27
.
capital
preferred
7-
75c
& Gulf Ry.—
3%- f.iefen-ed (S-a)
6%
preferred -A
(s-a)—,,
.—2222
6% non-cum. /preferred B- (s-a)i.____i.222_
2
'■*'»
preferred.
$4.50 preferred
6- 2
5-31
(quar.)^—10c
Corp.
6-13
6-
v''
*■•$3.50
6-13
Metal,
.
-
du
6-16
6-30
7-".,'
(quar.)-J—
Writing Paper. Corp,
preferred
S.
5%%
•.'•
7-1
25c
(quar.).^-—10c
Apex Smelting Co. (quar.)_^_-_-J----^----50c
7%
American
6-16
Investmentr incomd' and; 10« *'
Duncan: Electric
.
6
25c
25c
_
5-31
-rAmpco
Ice
U.
6-16
^
4.50%
/'7%'',pm'feri*ed'':/(quar.'U-'----/-//i"!tp"il/!'/--,'.''t 7$1;75/-/- 7-15
Dfewrys, Ltd.-^-,-" -; *••/.•
!./•
6-16
,
net
net-
Dominion
Du
6- 6A
4%vpreferred (quar.)
6-
•
Dominion.
6- 2
7- 1
5-31
\
Co."(quar.T/_!'i••
-Doehler-Jaivisi Cofp,- (quar:)_-i^^itirr£i^-'-
%V
6-13
6-15
6-16
'
Dobeckmun
/ 6- 3 r,
>7- 1
Tobacco-Corp.7(quar.)/_
25c
Surety COV- <s-s»);,>—$1.50
__^_
5-13
Light Co.
2
62Vic
_
&
4
65c
'■*
-
6-20
1
40«
City Power
Common (quar.)
6-
3.89%
6-20
6-30
6-30
6-
$1
w.^__Z
_Z"
Lamson Machine Co
<k
Kansas
6-
•
-
6-10
$1.37
(quar.)
(quar.)__
6-16
4'
America-^—
_
Jones
Corp.
10c
■
6-2
6-28
121111
pfd.
Kansas, Oklahoma
Chemical
from
5 %
Sumatra.
American
Co;_
5
.
(quar.)
6-20
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Lake
:■ 50c
■
Co.
Semi-annual' /!
Diana Stores Cor.p;
6-20»
6- 2
•;
-
Co.,:
Supply'Co/(-N.
Detroit, HilLside M South - Western"
6- 2
'dividendpay-*/? / /' V •;,v;/;•
.
50c
120c
_
40c-
6-14
-
(quar.)
•Dentist:;',
60*-j.. 7- l v.: 6-14^
,/ment at meeting held on May.'3i*.//,,/'•;A.vV::
American 6tore» Co/ '(duari'K7.7------4-,----^;
50c
Corp.
(stock -dividend
Abbey
from
.
'
10c
18%C
•'
Witt
15c
■./.••American" Iniernationa'l.
•-American
...;/j40C
5-20
Corp.t,commorP (quarl'k*
37/2C '
preferred/ A'*'(initia)h_-___--:^rr//_r_
$0,2022' :
Hotel, Inc.___-r__-__-___/!!/__'iiI.^ ■-•■/
$2- •
-•*
'DeJ«y Stores, 4 Iuc? tquar.)i-^r^iri/^i;^>i'^
12"Matt''
Deiarwafe Fund, InC.^—
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Products
Home
6-
4.60%^
'-■6-14 i'. Corp./;(month.lii/
I5c>":' 7-/1,,6-13
Corp;J—,6- 3 -V
/American' Locker C6.T class" .•A/lqp8$/);__//_/ / *
-15c.
6- 7- -? 5-26
American Locomotive Co.',*-common• (quar.) /
25c " 7- 1 // 61%
preferred fffu.ar.)
;;.*-6ri-75•/•.7-./1. /
6- 4
7 American National If nance,y$fepfd;._<s-a)__„;,^,
$3
6-16
6-2
'
Common*
Do
6-23
/
Johns-Manvllle
1
(quar.)
Lumber
Cypress
5 #29
6-13
6-2
6-2-T.
.
Jefferson
2
2
*
Steel- Cor of
Davison
6-20.'
6-20
,
2
6-
Payable of Reo,
Corp.—
Irving Trust Co.
6-
6-16
6-
preferred- (quar.) __k!_u__
preferred (accutn.)_
Curtis Companies, Inc._._____-__ij_/__i____
Cutler-Hammer, Inc. 1 (quar.)!_/!____^^__^-
-6-23
Co., com. ;(quar.)
-$4 / 6-13
preferred fquar.)v ^1-50
- 6-30
Oek>rtyp« Co. /reducedT---———
w
25c
1 6-13"
-rAmerican^ Cyanamkl Co., common- (quar.)'—/
/$1 / ; 6-27/ ■
stock dividend,.:
—_/_ ,/ 1009#- •
-7-16 3%%- convertible preferred: A (quar.)——J
87%«^
"7- 1
$%%•» preferred B./ttURrr) __,_J_:_/l.//_///87%c ■/ 7-/l;-•■■
/'American Electric Securities'Cp.rp,—
5-31
6-16
7-
-
Co,
Chemical
(quar.)
6-11
V1Ccrp. (quar.)_____zi/__
*
common_I!___!/_/!__
Steel
preferred
-
Common
&
4% preferred
(quar.)
Interstate Telephone, $5.50
15c
5%- ccnvertiblo
6-20>
-A-V
6-20
1
20C
quarterly
Crossett
•*
7- 1
1
American' Cigarette:Car.
-American.
5-29
0
Minerals
37%c
Cuban Tobacco'Co.v 5%
7- 2
tquar;)
ll—__ / ; 0$%O
Securities!———,
• -SOo
European
6-12
7-
-
(quar.)
Cruel Die
6-20
/
International
5-29
531/8
(quar.)
Insurance-Co.—••
Continental
6-16-
7- 1
.
;.$1.25
tpuar.)__—___
2nd prcfei red
American,
$-1.25
eqwuv)—--r—V.
Utilities
Copperweld Steel
'
preferred A
$%. preferred Er
6-17
6
$i
Commercial
Increased
6- 6
6-T
6- 3
7- 1
7-15
Co.
Continental
6-13
/
0-17
1
6-
(quar.)
Gas
Continental
5-26
5-26
5-31
5-31
,
6—13
•
75*
30c
convertible preferred
-American
Consumers
Leather Cos., Inc.—
Amalgam a tec1
6%
Consolidated
6-16
6-25
6-25
6-30 '
6-15 '
$4
6?#
paiticipating preferred—
$4/'
AUegheay-Ludlum Steel Corp., com;(quar.) "
50c
$4.37%
preferred
(quar.)...
/ $-1-09%Allen Industries* Inc." /quar.-)—.4_«—___—20c-.
Allied Laboratories. Inc. (quar.)__.™-./ 30c
1
7-
311/c
Light & Power Co.- (quar.)
Amusement, Ltd._^
Consolidated. Engineering Corp..
;
'6-16
7- 1
^
_____
(quar.)
Consolidated
—
——
Southern
Great
Co.
7-
$1
Connecticut
6- 3
6- 4
7-1
Mfg.
Gas
Share
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Inter-City Baking Co., Ltd._
25c
Nrst Publications, Inc._____________
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc.
(quar.)
Holder*
6-26
6-12
_—————75c
■__:
Extra-
Alabama
30c
12%c
(quar.)—
Interstate
•
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Company
6-11
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
6-25
(quar.)—
common
Holder*
Payable of Reo.
50c
Conde
Payable of Xee.
Share
■
/_____
Casting Corp.
When
Per
'
~
.
*__
Express- Co
Advance
.
Co.,
Colorado
second table in which we show the
-
I'eabody & Co., common.
1st preferred (quar.)
—^___:
2nd preferred (quar.)
7%
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables.
When
Share
•
*.
of Company
Oshkosh B'Gosh, Inc., <quarj
Pabst Brewing Co
(qiiar.~D
,25c
,
Milk
Pet
Co.,
4%%
7-
preferred
(quar.)
&. Trading, $1: class A
Brewing Co
(quar.)
Gold
(quar.)..—
Electric
3.(>0't
Power,
preferred
Potior
1
6-
1
1
Electric
(quar.)-,
Light Co., 6.% pfd. (accum.)
Electric, & Gas (quar.i
Public Service
PuUman,
(quar.)——
Inc.
Ra.vbestos-Maplmttau,
Red
—
(quar.i—-
common
Owl
6-11
6
6-
6-25
6-10.;
6-12
6-
——
(quar.)—
Reo
Motors, Inc.——r——l——.!!,.1.
Republic Insurance (Texas) <quar.)
Rhodesia n Selection Trust, Ltd.—
2
6-
5-31
*
5-29
6-12
.
deposit receipts (interim)——
Riverside Silk Mills, Ltd—
$r: participating class A (quar,)—4———
Products. .Ltd
Wolf &
Wood
5'/f
2
4V2;h
4'A'/t
5-31
Wi'igley
5-10
6-
7-
(quar.)
6-10
5-29
6-16
5-31
6-10
5-28
6-27
6-
6-27
6-
Bcb.witv.ei-Cummins
Co.
2
6-
6-
6-
2
5-15
9-
2
8-20
10-
1
9-20
7-
Mfg
6
6-
'■
25c
(L.
4. JO%
.
(quar.)--——---
6-16
6-
6-
6-12
4%, prior prefeired (s-a
$2
3%. participating preferred (s-a)—$1.50
1
Participating
-s—75c
Beeman Brothers
(quar.)
25c
7-
1
1
7-
1
6-16
6-
2
Sbattuck
(quar.)10c
75c
(quar,)
25c
6-20
6-
2
35c
yv- 15c
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
125c
6-16
5-30
150c
6-16
5-30
15c
6-16
5-26
Co.
Ghuron
Optical
Co.
Extra
—w—,■■■
Sfiknit.
5 C,C.
Ltd.,
!
common
preferred
Silver
(quar.;—
:
(quar.)——
Standard.
Mines,
Extra
!_
Ltd
-
;
—
Gilverwcod Western
American
Gkilsaw,
Smith
Gcnitn,
Kline
4%
Solar. Aircraft
5%
California
Edison
4.80vf
Gas
Pacific
Southwestern
&
(A.
6-30
6-16
7-30
6-30
4
5-31
Investment,
20c
7-15
6-30 f
22'/2c
8-15
7-31
6-30
6-30
Sparks
Withington
%
'6
Cc.—-
6-
6-30
6-10:
8-
7-15.
$1.50
5
1
6-
6-
1
5-20 t
25c
6-
1
5-20
25c
6-13
6-
2
Siierry
Corp.
(quar.i.
Products, 5% conv. pfd.
Gwerti
Gtandvurd Fruit
proposal
,
$1.50
25c
50c
(quar.)
&
Webster,
common.—,—,
Stuart
(D.
•'i'Class A partic. preferred
Siitdebakei' Corp., (quar.i
Co.
6-
6-21
75c
7-
1
25c
7-
1
6-21:
10c
,
6-10
6-
6-14
6-
2.
7-
6-20
6-
1
2
6-12
'3-17
30c
6-20
20c
6-30
5-31
20c
7-
1
6-14!
56V4C
7-
1
6-14
(quar,)
l_,_
65%c
7-
1
6-14
(quar.),,
35c
7-
1
(quar.I—,.,,,,,,,,,
$l.02)'2
7-
1
6-11
preferred
(quar.).n_-____-____—$1.06%
7-
1
6-11
4.60th
preferred
(quar.)„—T__,$1.15
7-
1
6-11.
4.64th
preferred
<quar.»
$l!l6
7-
1
6-11
4.65th
5.11 L
.
preferred ,(quar.I—
&
Light. $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.),.
4.561?
'hexas
Utilities
Co,
Tiiermoid, Co.
Thrift
Time,
$1.16%
(quarj—$1.27%
preferred
Power
(quar.)
$1
5 th
"Jf'.on
Oh
on
Union
System
L_. I—
1,1,111
Pacific
Wiie
united
Gas
S.
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Co.
6-
7-2
6-
7-
6-
2-
'
7y2c
6-16
87V2c
7-10
6-13
5-26!
50c
6-28
6-
$1.25
6-
$1.25
Lv,d
20c
7-
7-
1"
5
2
5-15
2
5-15
1
6-
2
$1
;
6-30
6-20
6-10
5-31
40c
I—II
,1,
II""
'
6-14
5-31
75c
"•
7-15
6-13
25c
7-
6-10
25c
1
non-cum.
common
preferred
Mptch
Corp,
Company.
iXA 'i<> preferred
(quar,),!
(quar.)__I
_I
HI
(quar.)
conv.
6-13
6-
6-13
6-
4
30c
6-16
6-
2
43%c
30C
pfd. (quar.)
ctn:mon___!
(o.uar.)
/
22J/2c
30c
$1.12%
6-16
2
4,
6-
-
2
6-
6-16
6-
6
5-16.
7-12
6-27,
7-
6-13
1
1
10-
; $3.50
•,
9"1S
i
-
'
■
(Quarterly
Co.,
).
5-23
Barber
1
6-13
1
6-13 "
Bareco
preferred
Bassett
6-
2
5-16
7-
1
6-20
1-2-53
12-20
50c
5-26
,
v
6-20
7-21
5-15
$1.,:
6-
6-30
6-
6-
5-20
81 ¥4 c
2
5
Beck
-
6
,
Co.
(quar.)
'
,
Mfg.-
pfd.
4%
4%
Car
&
5-14
2
5-22
Beneficial
7%
;
Berkshire
*.
75c
6-10
5-15-
Bessemer
&
6-10-,
Bessemer
Limestone
7-
1
Y4¥c
6-.1
5-
7-
6-11
t$l
1
6-
5
„
7
5"
,
87 ¥2 C
6-
30c
Bibb
Steel
preferred
Mfg.! Co.
I
5-15
1
6-
—
5.c
6-
Chicle
Co.. ,(quar.)^
Extra
Black-Clawson
Black
Telegraph—
Co.'i
(quar.)—.
common
Fruit
Growers,
Co.
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)_■_i—
(quar.)
Corp.,-
(quar.)
common
(s-a)__i
12¥2c
6-12
5-12
5-14
30C
6-20
5-23
6-15
6-1,
75c
—
6-
.6-15
Foundry Co.
(One
share
(quar.)„
of
.
!„
1
7-
1
6-10,;
6-10.,
$1
,
7-
1
$1.06
7-
1
6-13
10c
30c
5
5-15
2
.,.
6-15
5-30,;
6-
5-26,,
9
6-10
6-20
6-
1
5-28
6-
2
5-
$1.18%
40c
$15c
6-2
5
6-
5-15,I
2
5-17
r
5-31...
¥7- 2
$17 ¥2 c
7-
2
5-51
12 %c
6-
3
5-10'
30c
6-
2
5-15.T
12¥2c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
10c
7-31
7-15
25c
6-
2
5-16
$1.50
6-
1
5-15
7-
1
6-20
6-
2
5-
7-
1
6- 2
7-
1
7-
1
—
$1.12¥2
—
6-
2
6-
1
—
6-14
5-26
2
5-2 V
6-
2
5-31r
9-
1
8-21
■
•
American
7%
Paper GpQds—
preferred
(quar.)
7%
preferred
-
•
$1.75
Chemical,
class
;
A
6-
I
9-15
9-
12-15
12-
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
$1
(quar.) 1
'.6-15
6-
l':
President
Lines/Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
&
Standard
■
(quar.)„1
Co,
5%
6-20
6-10
6-24
6-
6-
1
5-23
5
3
50c
6-
com.
75c
5-31
5-
!
75c
6-14
5-23:
12¥ac
7-,
1
5-29*
75c
6-
2
5-
Foundries
Thread, Co.,
25c
$1.75
American Seating Co.
(qusr.)
American-Smelting & Refining Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
—
(s-a)„
5-14
9
9
(quar.)_
*
2
6-
2
6-
1
5-15
32c
6-
2
5-20
$1.05
6-
2
5-20
6-
2
5-20
$1.35
30c
6-23
6-
2
$1.18%
6-12
6-
a,
$1.06%¥
62 ¥2
c
7-
1
6-16 V
7-
1
6-25 >
6-12
5-H,
25c
6-30
6-21*
6-
1
9-
1
(quar.)
5-22
8-22
11-20 ?
11-30
6-
2
5-19 "
6 *
6-20
6-
20c
6-
5-16
25c
6-13
6-
2 1
6-
5-
9
$1
2
2
6--2
7-
-
•
5-14 "
1
6-18
18c
5-26
4-30
50c
(quar,)———
—*
6-
5-21_
2
f
A
Class
A
Brazilian
New
(quar,)-
6-
2 ;'
6-20
6-
6
6-
5- 5
—.-
(quar.),
American
(quai.)_
Bank Note
American
Oil
Ordinary
Ordinary
1
7-15
1
10-15.
Co.,
Tobacco,
Ltd.
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
6-16
5-
6-
5-15
2
7-15
7-
l>
$20c
6-15
6-
1
7-
5-22 j,
$12¥2C
(quar.)
2
Ltd.—
(final)
registered (final.)
Gas
40c
93 %c
bearer
Taunton
8-
llr
$50c
(interim)
common
British
British-American
$25c
Light & Power, Ltd.—
(initial s-a)
Co..
preferred-
1
$25c
(quar.)_
class A
Roofing,
common
Brockton
5-15,
6-16
$25c
...—
Traction,
Bristol-Myers
3.%%
5-26
$3
50c
—
(quar.)—
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
Co.
Roller-1 Bearing
Brantford
75c
——
(s-a)
preferred
Class
.
50%
—
—
Trust
25c
87¥2C
Inc.—1
Estate
British
$1.25;
Sanitary—
—
6-
60c
——
(qUar.)
Brantford
1"
50c
;
5-26.
6-16
15c
(quar.)
Common
6%
1
50c
(quar.)
6-16
$1.75
$1.75
;
5-21
>
Woven Hose & Rubber Co.—-
Bower
.
(quar.)——
6-16
75c
——
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3¥a¥e
preferred (quar.)_
6-
;
;
5-10
6-10
25c
(quar.)
com.
&
Inc.
(initial)
shares held)——
$1.25
5 "
Co.
Company
Stores.
Boston
Tobacco
6-
6-
$1.75
(quar.)—,—
income)
investment
Fund.
(quar.)
4
6-12
$1
(quar.)——
(Sidney)
Real
Radiator
6-10/,
50c
—
&
Tobacco
Inc.
Boston
A
v
6-
2V2C
5-26!
common
25c
American
7-
15c
Borden
$1.12 ¥2
American
5
7-21
1
50c
(quar.)_Light,
Co.
preferred
Bell,
Boston
40
&
5-26
6-
$1.75
Co
Power
Co., Ltd.—
Potash
5-15
2
7-
40c
——
Bond
$1.12 ¥2
Steel
6-13
$1.25
Co., Inc.——
Bohn Aluminum & Brass (stock dividend) —
Bond'. Investment
Trust of America
(from
1
(quar.)
American
5-15
6-
common
5-28
6-. 1
(quar.)-
preferred
5-26
25c
Cement—
&
5-16
*
preferred
7%
5-19
10c
preferred
Blumenthal
preferred
non-cum.
5-29
2
-
4'/a%
5%
6-20
6-
15c
4V2%
Common
5-20
15c
2
6-
6-10
American
5-15 \
5-15 *
2
15c
(quar.)
Brothers
6%
Blue
6-10
,
15c
20c
preferred
2
2
6-
35c
,
5-29
Machine
American
66-
$1.06%
Bloch
6-10
B
-
v
$75c
2,
5-20
50c
each
y
9
50c
5c
6-13 v
40c
&
5-
25c
20c
6-
1
5-31
Investment Co.'-(111.)
(quar.)—II
Laundry Machinery Co. (quar,)—I
dividend
5-16
2
22 ¥2 c
'
preferred
6-
5-18
■
20c
—
Insulator
preferred
5-23 i
5-26
5-29
12¥2C
7-
75c
Products Corp. (monthly)
Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.)—_
American
5-15
1
6-20
6-16
—
——
6-13
12¥2C
Home
common
6-
-
6-10
(monthly)
2"
$1.50
Socket
Ajnerican, Gas & Electric Co.
New
5-21
$62 ¥2 c
5-29
—
(quar.)
American
for
5-21
6-16
i.$12¥2C
—
25c
—;
Tiling Co. (quar.D
Lines, Inc. (quar.)
Forging &
$4
Ltd
6-
5-26
Felt
Metal
5-15
50c
5-18
—
5-22
6-10
American
stock
5-15
6-16
12¥2c
6-13
4
5-26,
Export
American
5-23
10c
37¥2c
6-
6-10
American
Stock
2
6-12
6-16
—
6-16
3-13,
25c
—;
—
Hills
4.20%
12-12
50c
12
American
6-
6-12
$12¥2c
Lt^ common—.
5-29
6-14
-
American
5-23
America—
%c
4-1-53
50c
Encaustic
American
4-25
75c
25c
$1.75
Co.-(quar.)—;
District
7%
,
(quar.)————
5.40% preferred (quar.)
%
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc., com. (quar.)_
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Blackstone Valley* Gas & Electric—
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Blauner's, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)
Blaw-Knox Co.
(quar.)J
1-2-53
American
Prior
2
2
40c
(quaiv)
(quar.)
Co.
9-12!
1
1
American
Class
(increased)-
—
Corp.,
Electric
Oil
6-13
710-
$1.75
—Hx.:-;
Cable
American
7-1
6-
6-
*
$1.25
5-15
1
$1.75
„r„—
American
:
2
.
$1
30c
.
2\kc
Bishop
w5-15
1
$1.75
&
American
6-
$3
1
9
$1.25
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.—
4 % %.
preferred
(quar.),
Bird & Son, 5 %
pfd. (quar.)
Birtman
Chain
American
2„i
(quar.)——-—--
preferred
7%
5-15
1.
6-
5c
(quar.)
preferred
American
6-
$6 preferred (s-a)
Spinning Associates (reduced)
Lake Erie RR., $3 pfd, (s-a).—
Bethlehem
5
5-28;
6-30
Louis)1
(St.
preferred (accum.)
Foundry, 7 % preferred—
preferred
7-
$3.50
Fine
$30c
(quar.)
American
6%
2
Corp.,
5-15
25c
7%' .preferred!
preferred
6-
(quar.)
preferred
2
1
7%;
6-10
Corp.
Shoe
6-10
Corp.—
preferred
convertible
6-12
Industries——
& Paper. Ltd., class A__
6-
$25c
(quar,)-
Co——
preferred
Beverage
prior
5-
1
Inc.
cqnvertible
9
2
2
7-
preferred (quar.)—.
:
Belden Mfg. Co. (quar.)
—
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common__-_-______
7%
preferred (quar.)^
i
——i—
Belding Heminway Co.
(reduced)—.
Bell & Gossett Co. (quar.)
—
Bell & Howell Co., common (quar.)
4¥4%
5-
6-
Sons .(quar.)——
(quar.) —
(Calif.)
S.)
(A.
9
6-
(quar.)
Canada,
Power
'
-
5-
$1.25
(quar.i—:
6-
93 %C
(quar.)—-;
Airlines,
5-26
2
6-
40c
(quar.)——————
Co.
50c
—
common
Canada.
Goods
6-15
$1
America,
of
5-25
$5c
Co._,
&
25c
(quar,)__•___
Cement Co.———
of
6-
40c
Co.' of
50c
;
6-14
6-15
15c
4%%
5-16
$1
(quar.)
*
5-12
6-
75c
2
*
$1
$I.12¥2
Co,———
Co.
Bathurst
25c
—
2
$1.50
Furniture
5-20
$3
—
6-
,
$1.31%
Ltd
;
Co.
of
Oil
Oil
6-10
2
6-14
$55c
Show
H.)
7-
X
(quar.)
common
(W.
7-
-
5
40c
Connecticut
■>—U—
Oil
Bankline
6-18
$3
i--—■.
5-
$1.25
———————
(Joseph)
$1.15
(s-a)
9
2
25C
& Aroostook RR.. $5- pfd.
Barber-Ellis
50c
5-
6-
.
—
investment income,—.—„—
$1.05
!_
5
9
93 %c
preferred
2
6-
6-
6-
(quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
—
—
4%- preferred
(quar.)
4% % preferred (quar.)
Bank Building & Equip. Corp^ of America—
<7%
6-30
87¥2c
12 ¥2 C
guaranteed
(s-a)
preferred
American
5-31
45c
;
(quar.)
2
Co.
Co,
American
„
1—_
(quar.),
Co..
\ $2.50
-
5
9
25c
Tobacco
5-31
-x_—-
Automobile Insurance
Quarterly'.
'
6-16"
6-10
6-
Corp.,..
Co.
6-30
Jl5c
(quar.i
universal Winding Co., 90c
UP on
20c
25c
Co.. (quar.)—
Corp.
Freight
universal
5-291
40c
(s-ai
Extra
S.
7-10
1
(quar.)
(qua)M
RR.
Rope
Fruit
uiited
O.
1
(quar.)
com.
Stockyards Co. of Omaha,
Sugar Co.. (quar.)
'union
'J,
(Kansas),
v. 6-16
10c
5-31
6-20
65c
Bangor Hydro Electric
Basin
Company .(quar.)
S.I
$3.50
7-10;,
50c
Century-Fox Film Corp.
p'-eferred
1
6-11
$25c
Towne Securities Corp., $1.75 prior pfd.
Townsend Co.
(quar.)
Gas
8-
6-11;
■
7-
1_,
Top Tailors, Ltd,
Tciclan Royalty Corp,,j.,,—
Uir'on
1
8-
1,1
(quar.h
Tip
Twentieth
1
7-
42C
Ltd
Stores,
7-
$1.14
(quar.i—1..
Inc.
5-19
——
American
6-li;
preferred
Texas
5-19
5
Inc.—;
Ltd.;
Ry„
Mfg.
Portland
American
6-10
4.25L
.
(A.
.
6-27
4.10th
•;
(Louis)
5-22.
6-30
25c
(quar.i
5V*e/t preferred A (quar.),,,
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com.
5
6-
Gas—
(quar.),
convertible
Aloe
21,
$1.25
(initial!,
common
6-
RR.—
Corp., common (quar.)__„
preferred
(quar.)———
Allis
6-21
75C
(quar.).
21.
5-20
1
(quar.).,
Inc.,
preferred
6-16
2
(quar.)—_
'
4'A't't
5-26
7-
(quar.)$20c
Sunbeam .Corp., new common
Gundstrona Machine Tool Co.
Sunshine Mining
Talcott (Jamest,
6-10
$1
pfd.
$5
Oil. Ltd.—
A.)
35c
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)—————
Amalgamated Electric Corp;, Ltd. (interim)-
6
6-
Inc.—,-——,
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Bangor
2
6-16
Ltd.—
Service
Radio
Bancroft
4-30
Stores
,4%
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminum
6-
Co.
Co.
Aluminum
25c
-
Stone
Allied
,
$3.75
6-16
Natural
Baldwin,
Finance
Alpha
12'Ac
&
Standard Tube Co., class B
&
Aluminum
Steamship, common-——
$3. participating preferred (quar.)__-.-_„_„
Participating
,-k-—
*
5-24
6-
—
(initial)——
common
Gas
<r
(quax'.l.——-
Carbon
Instruments,
6-15
5-31
6-16
75c
(quar.);
.
6
:
Speer
(quar.)
—
(.quar.)—!
Youngstown
&
Tennessee
,3V4%
6-23
,
preferred
Co.—.
(quar.)
common
&
Allied
if
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
convertible
37¥2c
.
2
25c
(s-a)
Canteen
net
$1.12 ¥a
Ltd.
preferred
Marine
-
:$15c
(quar.)— J
Co.
Stores,
inc.,
Co.,
Canton
Alexander
6-5
6-30
(quar.)
0:1
Aug.. 5 to consider a
split the stock two-for-one.
to
Reduction
Allied
50c
quar.)
held
Slyoe
Surpass
& Western
Guaranteed, (s-a)
A special meeting of stockholders is to be
,
Engineering
2
5-
37 y2c
(quar.
.■
Baltimore
Allegheny
37'/2C
common
& Bros,
From
2
New
7-30
$1.20
preferred
G 1
2
Alabama
Electric—
(increased
6-
—
_1
Co.
convertible
Spalding
25c
(quar.)J
6-14
;
: ¥
Co.—
,5%, preferred (s7a)—————
Dry Dock & Shipbuilding-—
\ • 1%
1st ! preferred
is-ai-Alabama Gas Corp., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
Alabama Power, 4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
!
I.;.
4
27c
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
6-16
———
,
5-
1
"
..
25c
——
A-—r—preferred (quar.)——
Automotive Gear Works
(quar.) ——-——
Avco
Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)——
Avon Products,
Inc. (quar.),;———
Axe Houghton Fund "A"—
6-
Roller Bearing
&
6-
"
1
6-
(quar.)
convertible
4¥2%
6-14
5c
1
6-
62¥ac
*
*
RR.. common—
Mines,
Common
Alabama
Ltd.—
Co.,
6-30
-
1
6-14
4.50%
6-
(quar.)
6-
15c
Ball
AKion,
25c
(quar.i....
(quart)-—
Indiana
Common
5%
preferred
5-23
6-12
25c
(quar.),
—
—
convertible preferred "(quar.)
Airplane
5-12 '
(quar.)
5-23
6-12
25c
Air
6-18
(quar.)
6-12
5-29
Agnew
150c
common
preferred
Southern
Laboratories
Class, A
Automatic
25c
(quar.)
;
"5-16
1
60c
Corp. (quar.)_—
'Cprp.« ';(quar.)-I—
Aetna-Standard
5-21
——
,
Gold
5%
5-23
_•
Co.,
preferred
4.32%
(quar.)
.■uz,.
2
Co—j——
Electric
Common
13%c
(interim).—_
6-10
Auto
5-15
5-30
1
(quar.)—
convertible
Southern
2
6-
Aunor
;
2
Aetna
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
tOc
7-
6 10
■■
2
5-
Corpfr<(quar.).>v4.'
Tack
Atlas
5-19
50c
—
'
(quar.).
Mfg. Co.
D.)
t
6-13
-
5-26
75c
$30c
$50c
—
Co.
1
"
(s-a)_—
5-
1
,(quar.)„
At)a«- Powder
2
7-
1
6-
(quar.)_:
common
Wholesalers,
15C
Aerovox
125c
Works
Fieiich
&
6-16
(J.
Aeroquip
-
t$1.25
(quar.)-k
(Howard)
Common
12c
Adams
6-13
5-29
30c
receipts
deposit
Inc.
Engineering
Gmith
6-30
Co.
Process
a-
>.
6-
(initial)--—-——I————
preferred
Corp.
Atlas
1
6-16
$12¥2C
com,
(quar.)
Acushnet
1
$$1.25
pfd.
$1
(quar.)
Wire
Ltd,,
!_
(quar.)—
Works, Ltd.,
Steel,Co.
—
•■7-
■
20c
59c
Refining Co., old com.
common
5¥2%
$37¥2C
4-30
(quar.)
Coast- Line
Atlantic
1
4-30
2
—..——
com.
Line .Coj of
Coast
of Rec
6-
7-
2
6-
Refining—
&
Atlantic
New
Payable
$25c
5-19
6-
1———
preferred
4¥2%
5-12
27¥2c
Co.
Gas
Atlantic
'
Ltd.—
—____,—
Acme
Ltd.—
Co.,
A.
Glove
»
Dairies, Ltd.-—
1£ %
preferred (quar.) ———t—■
Clmmous-Boardnr.au Publishing Corp.-r$3 convertible preference (quar.;
Ginger Mfg.
'
Class
Acme
6-16
6-10
-
,
Holdert
When
Share
'
«
,
Paper Co.,
Acme
Co.: (quar.) --—,;
5-29
6-1
6-13
common
Atlantic
preferred ; (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
5%
preferred
(quar,)
6-16
C.i
&
(quar.)
>
6-16
7-
(Grank
Power
Common
6-16
Oil
6-10
I"
;
Name of Company
Abltlbi
P.
2
6-
1
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
'
2
and. not
5
2
7-
JG&ell
2
6-
announced
$1.50
15c *
(s-ai
6-
6-16
Per
,
Common
6-16
6-13
6-15
Co.--—60c
D.) & Co. (quar.)—..
'
40c
Sea train
Lines, Inc.
' quar,)
12'Ac
Security Title Insurance & Guarantee Co.
(Los Angeles)—-.
r
25c
(quar.)
5
6-27
Bteel
)G.
Bowie
2
give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
this week, these being given in the
weeks
6
6-
6-16
22¥2c
$1.02W
A-/
6-
"
Coke-
&,
we
preceding table.
(quar.) ;•
preferred
Bcuilin
Coal
Co.
6-16
35c
Ltd., class A (s-ai —
A.), Spring £1 Wire (quar.)——_
Mills,
dends
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service—
Common
-
6-10
6-15
5-19
20c
(initial quar.)__
(quar.)
Associated Dry Goods Corp., com. (quar.) —
5.25¥*
1st preferred
(quar.)
6%, 2nd preferred (quar.)
Associated Motion Picture Industries, Inc.—
Associated Spring Corp. (quar.)—
Associated;Telephone & Telegraph Co., Ltd.
7%
1st
preferred -(accum.)——
—
$6 1st preferred (accum.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (^uar.) —
Atlanta Gas Light, common (quar.)
New
*
6-21
2
115c
(quar.)
Corp
Oil
;*
6-30
6-
$$1.12 ¥2
(quar.)
common
Power,
Co.,
,
5
75C
—
(quar.)——--.
Cork
5-
6-21
70c
$5- preferred
1
$20c
3
6-30
"
(quar.)
pfd,
partic,
(quar.)—
Western
Steel
Ashland
.
6-30
50c
<quar.!_—
Co.
6-
$3
$3.75 preferred (quar,)————
$4 preferred
(quar,)
——
'
25c
■
Below
6-30
6-16
2
$2.50
.
Knitting
Zcigler
9
6-19
6-20
2
T
6-20
7-25
25c
——-i———D
6-
1
7-
2
66-
(monthly;—__
Co.
Youngstown Steel D001
X.
3
6-
$1.12%
Jr.),
preferred
Arkansas
5- 9
2
$1
(quar.)—
preferred
Armstrong
6-16
6-20
'
9-15
10- 7
25c
(quar.)_^—
Co.
Service,
preferred
preferred
Armco
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
prior pfd. (s-a)—i——
.
,
6-
———
$3
Arkansas-Missouri
6%
,
6-16
50c
6-
tlOc
,
4
$1.12 ¥2
6-14
,
4
—
7-. 7
(quar,)———J--
Corp.
Public
$2.50
|
25c
50c
(quar.)
5-22
(quar.)_
Ltd., common—11——
conv,
redeemable preferred (quar.)
$1.10
6-10
(quar.)
common
2
(quar.)„;
common
Corp.,
$2.36
37¥2C
—
Oil
4¥2 %
2
2
5-15
t20c
(s-a)„——
Mills, Ltd.—
(s-a)
Co..
Farms
Arizona
,
2
6-
15c
5-30
5c
—
quar.)
Inc,
Mills,
preferred
>
Argus
2
6-16
,!
6-12
6-16
Argo
5-29
6-
(reduced
A
Cotton
Arden
6-14
6
6-16
.
6-
1
6-
$1.25
prior
5fh
Mfg.,
Towne
Young
2
6%
50c
Si
York
I
5-13
6-16
7-
6-16
7-
b-25
Paper
&
Arcner-Daniels-Midland
12 ¥2c
Corp.
common
(William,
Monthly
:
Yale
7-
Class
Anheuser-Busch,
Arcade
5-23
6-16
1
.1
t50c
25c
Worumbo
5-26
$50e
Roddis Plywood Corp.j---—25c
Rotury Electric Steel Co,_—————— >
75c
Rum*11 (F, C.i Co. (quar.),—30c
Rye'(sou & Haynes, Inc.-—_a—-———12¥2C
St. Joseph Light <'i Power Co.—--————
40c
St. Lawrence. Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
—$50c
6-16
6
$1.25
preicrred
prior
5-31
6-17
5
6-
"125c
(ouai.
convertible
6-14:
1
6-
$1.25
Loihrop
preferred
6-14
30c
&
Worthington Corp.,
'
5-29
7-
5r20
6-20
30c
S.—
Co.l
Dessauer
Newspaper Machinery
Woodwaid
5-16
6-12
6-10
20C
Ltd.
Corp,,
3
87-
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
.
5-31
6-
6-10
5C
5
6-14
5-29
6-20
preierred (s-a)
(quar.)
Conveyor
Pulp
5-26
6-27
$1.25
$2.^5
t50c
50c
5
6-30
5-16
6-10
National
&
Anglo-Canadian
50c
6
2
5-31
2
—
6-
6-15
6-20
25c
Co., $4.o0
Steel
Payable of Reo.
,.
7
7-1
Smelting,—
&
(quar.)
2
6-
25c
6-
6-
2
6-
7-
75c
5th
*
6-
6-16
50c
—
Lead
Share
"
(quar.)
preferred
Andian
25c
6-10
>
6-
5-26
1
5-19
25c
1 quar.i
Zinc,
prior
Anchor
25C
6-30
5
6-21
2
50c
7-
6-12
6-
+
5
2
Americati
6-11
7»/2C
6-30
66-
1
110c
tii convertible preferred series A (s-a)—,
convert;blj preferred B (s-a)—»—
Willett (Consider ID, Inc, (quar.)—
Wiilson Products. Inc. <quar.)-
6-12
$5
7-
(quar.)
Westeel
6-30
al5%,
American
Co
W'eyenberg Shoe Mig. Co. (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Timbei Co.—H--—-——
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.—
Common (reduced)
6-30
50c
•
Gas
6-
2
Common
5-26
Amoskeag
k
!
6-16
1
7-
6-13
5-10
$1.50
J—————-—%
Virginia.Coal &, Coke Corp. (quar.) —
West
2
6-5
2
6-14
,
Corp., (quar.)—
Mold & Iron Co. (quar.)
-
Ohio
West
7-1
6-
—
WeieXy Jet Seryices: (quar,
5
6-12
.
Inc..
preferred
4% %
Stores,
—
.
6-11
7-
Light
Waba$so Cotton Co., Ltd. (guar.)*—
*
Waldorf System,
Inc, (quar.)-—.---Wurrea
(Northami, $3 preferred
(quar.)__
Washington Oil Co. (quar.)-——,—-Webster-Chicago
Corp.
(quar.)--——
—
,
6-10.
7-
75c
25c
50c
15c
40c
22'/ac
45c
40c
$3
40c
75c
50c
$1.18%.
Company
Pub ic
;
,
5-20
1
6-25
$10c
Consolidation Coal Co. (quar.)—
Forgings Co.—---—-———-——.
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co. (quar.)—-—Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co.
Vulcan
6-
_
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Potomac
Visking
5-20
&
Dare.i Ltd
Virgnia
5-20.;,
1
6-
7-
Ltd
Mines,
1
6-
6-15
—
Crow
5-20 •;
6-15
25c
40c
PMico Corp., common (quar,)--,40c.
3%% preferred series A (quar.)
33%c
Philip Carey Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
40c;
5%
preferred (ouar.)_fc.-_w—$1.25
Pickle
6-14
2
25c
—__
(interim;
Pel vol 211 in
Pfeiffer
1
6-
$1,12 ¥a
(quar.t_.__.
common
Southern
Viking Pump. Co.„—
Virginia-Orolina Chemical—
./ J;
6 Vel preferred (aycunn)-~~—
;
'
Holdert
When
Per
25c
Utah
6-10
5-20
2
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
.
Name of Company
45c
Power
5-21
7-10
.
Holdert
.
Payable of Rec
25c
Co.—J--—
Oili.—
Utah
6-12
6-
'
35c
Pacific Gas & Eieclric (quar.)
50c
Paciic Indemnity Co.
(quar.),_
75c
Pacific Lumber Co.
—
$1.50
Pena Controls, Inc., class A
(quar.30c
Penh Fruit Co., Inc.,; common
(quar.I——;
12y2c
4.60% preferred
—I—
57¥2c
5If
convertible prqferredx
—62Vic
Peninsular Metals Pioducts'Corp...
5c
Penney (J. C.) Co. (quar.)—,
50c
—f—
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable oj Rec.,
Share
,
Holdert
When
Per
Name
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2184)
12
a5%
7-
8
a5%
—
7^
8
6-
95c
7-
1
6-23
Co., $3.80 pfd. (quar.)
(Continued
on page
45)
6- 2>.
2
Number 5119
Volume 175
.
.
13
(2185)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Aug
2
52"% Apr
114% Dec
14
114% Jan
62
113% Dec
24
27% Jan
2
49
24% Jan
22
29% Apr
14
2
8% Apr
29
9% Jan
7
18
5
48
7
24
May
Jun
101% Nov
2
111 % Dec
121% Jan
19
137% Dec
3% Oct
4
9
4%%
24
3% Jan
2
Allegheny
2
79% May
5
85% Jan
29
28
87% Jan
28
86
3
106% Dec
14
6
102
Feb
13
85
11
Dec
9
11
Feb
5
8
58
Jan
Nov
8
777/» Sep
237/« Feb
28% Jan
4
37
Oct
94
Apr
29
9
Jan
2
2
Allen
77% Jan
5
21% Jan
8
36
48% Jan 26
Feb
9
Apr 17
90% Feb 19
25
54% Oct
13
46% Apr 17
89% Jun
29
107% Oct
15
95% May
34% Jun
28
40% Apr
27
36% Feb
37% Nov
8
91% July
40
xlOl
3
Jun
67% July
113% Oct
Mar 13
84
Oct
98
3
3
2 % May
23
33% May
3
19
5
4
165% Oct
30
Jan
2
66% Sep
10
16% July 13
141 % Jan
15
17% Dec
78
13
93
Dec
19
5
16% May
5
19% Jan
2
22
66% Aug
2
56
Apr 30
61% Feb
19
29
17% Jan
19
13
Feb
28
14% Jan
2
46
May
34%
102
20% July
Jun" 25
July
44% Feb
10
16
30
7% Mar
5% Jun 29
May
41% Mar 13
107
Apr
4
45% May
44% May 21
73% July
27% July
39% July
89
131% Aug
2
15
102% May
1
4
294
Aug
6
270 'A May 23
Jan
10
180
Aug
2
143
42% Jun
29
58% Jan
15
2
71% Jan
171% Jan
111
Apr
96% Jan
125% Jan
14
289% Jan
17
9
170% Jan
22
36% May
1
54% Jan
22
5% Jan
2
Feb
9
21% Jan
4
32% Dec
11
18% Nov
3
22 % Feb
16
Jan
9
7
29% Jan
3
32
16% Mar
7
6
8% May 12
60% Aug
50
Jan
5
Nov
44
2
Nov
6% Dec
19
10
17
8% Jan 24
31
Jun
2
9
51% Jan
23
75
Jan
9
2
29% Jan
3
Dec
39
.
86
-
Jan
24
58
May
45% Jan
1
10
18% Jan
12% Mar
63 % Jan
Feb
55
78
Jan
22% Jan
78% Feb
11
84
3
3
106% Jan 31
13% Apr 24
*22% May 16
97
13
19% Mar
Jan
Jan "
3
2
Apr
14% Jan
36
33% May 22
34
25
16% Jan
3
23% Oct
19
21 % Jan
8
12% Jan
2
17 % Nov
15
15% Feb
27
26
165
Feb
23
163
Dec
7
Nov
20
10% Jan
19
6% May
1
31% Jan
15
49% Oct
11
42% May
1
5
103% Sep 25
167
Jan
9
xl43
Dec
5
37
Jun
20
42% Feb
14
123% Jun
6
139% Jan
2
Oct
15
38% Apr
27
73% May 28
28
30
23% Feb
163 % Sep
150
Jan
25
59
Jun
29
128% Dec 29
57% Apr
4
115% Nov 26
8
Apr
30
30% Jun
25
x93 % Dec
27
70
July 17
Jan
204 %
*61
62%
77
17%
13
500
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
28,000
77%
77%
77
77%
2,100
*163/4
17%
16%
16%
77%
77%
77%
78%
16%
17
17
17
17
57
*56
57
57
57
57
57
57
57
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/s
13%
13%
13%
4,300
r46 %
46%
46%
46%
46 %
46%
463A
463A
47
47
1,100
2 9'A
38%
38
38%
38
38%
38%
39
6,000
*105%
106
39
105%
105 %
104%
39%
104%
9%
9%
9%
9%
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series A-100
3%% conv preferred series B_100
American Distilling Co—
20
5
270%
*148
8
Jan
•
STOCK
YORK
174
May
1
6
7% Jan
17
Jan
25
55
124
Jan
9
May 21
39% Feb
130% May 14
16
Apr
9
56% May 19
36 % Jan
32% Apr
9
29
37% May 23
60% Mar 6
6%
6%
convertible
3
Mar 16
2
21
1
69% Jan
3
119% Jan
24
9
9% Feb
1
25% Apr 18
86% May
9
37% Jan
7
95% Jan
22
70% Apr
82
Feb
7
26% Feb
13
116% Jan
7% May
16
18
18% May 17
18
96% Apr
2
Oct
15
42
36 y. July
3
47% Oct
8
23
109
1
4%
*33%
35
1
3
99% Dec
26
110
47
Sep
10
64
31% Apr
3
49% Oct
,13% Apr
4
.5% Oct 22
27% Nov
8% Jan
22
34% Aug 20
Jan 13
24
May 12
Jan
15
28
41% Apr
17
16
38% May
13
16
Aug 15
For footnotes see page 24.
102
*36%
36%
Apr
4 % Mav
50% Apr
2
53% Jan
10
79
793A
3,700
28
28%
28%
28%
281/2
28%
28 3/a
2 000
48'/a
28%
49%
48%
2,400
15%
15%
*22
of 111
Co
com
American
>
American
6%
American Steel
Foundries
No par
No par
American Stores Co
American Sugar Refining
7%
6%
100
100
Co
21%
19%
*98
12,600
100
38%
22%
21%
19%
99
38%
38%
HIGH
Tuesday
SALE
17%
9%
61
*53
4%
*33
36%
17%
9%
*30
31%
*17%
173/s
9
*4 3/8
*34
363/s
5%
6%
73
22%
*22
21%
*21%
19%
35%
9%
14,50(1
62
62%
4,300
52%
53
4%
43/8
4%
35%
35%
35%
100
36%
36%
36%
36%
8,000
22
•
21%
19%
19%
19%
193/«
99
98%
98%
*98'A
17%
8%
6%
*5%
*72%
21%
1,300
9%
*34
223/8
17%
53%
*4%
5%
73
31V4
17%
61%
9
*53
36%
*29%
17%
61%
4%
400
6%
♦6%
31%
17%
9%
53%
73%
21%
Sharea
6%
*30
61%
53%
*5%
*98
May 22
6%
6%
60%
36%
the Week
May 21
6%
54
35
Friday
May 33
Sales for
Wednesday
73%
*22
Thursday
39%
40
39%
39%
61%
4%
6,500
PRICES
May 20
300
40
17%
74%
22%
*72
100
*22'.
20
74
\
J
22 'A
300
700
19%
21% ir21%
19 3/a ! 19%
99
98%
98%
200
17%
17%
14,000
21%
83%
82%
83
823%
16
16%
15%
16
153/4
16%
25%
25
1,500
1,900
*6
*83
16%
2,500
116
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
104%
*103%
104%
103%
103%
'1033A
104%
1033/4
1033/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
7%
30%
35'A
133/s
13%
13%
13%
6,200
*82% 183%
100
!-:i6%
4,900
26%
8,100
16
25%
104
13%
120
104
133/4
1,700
;
24%
24%
1574
15%
*173%
176
7%
30%
24%
15%
*173
35%
25
16
176
*7%
30%
*35
24%
15%
'172
25
16
175
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
22,500
35
35
35
35
35
35
33%
35%
*7%
30%
'34
100
34
333/8
33%
33%
333A
*7%
24%
15%
*172
6%
24"%
24%
16
175
15%
6%
6%
6%
43%
43%
43%
159%
*43%
44
43%
21%
*21%
22
*21%
45
45
45
45%
45
45
38%
39%
39
40%
40
*45
40 3/8
159%
37%
130%
34%
36%
58
132
14%
*14
155%
43%
46
"37
*130
*34%
*36%
*57%
*131
6%
43%
39%
*44%
39%
.
6%
*21%
*6%
43%
155%
159'A
*37
130
34%
36%
159'A
159%
37%
37%
130
34%
37%
160
37%
'130
130%
x34
34%
*37
373/8
57%
57
57
131
131%
130
130
*14
14%
*14
56%
155
155%
154%
14%
155%
160
37%
1303A
34
37%
*56
*129%
*14
154%
161
40%
1303A
1,900
43%
♦43%
44'/a
500
22
*213A
22%
*45%
46
41%
130%
*130
33%
37%
37%
130
250
19,700
413/4
930
160
700
37%
130 3/4
120
333/8
333/4
2,700
37%
373/8
37%'
1,400
♦56%
1321/4
♦1293/4
700
57
600
132%
14
14
14%
41%
♦160
34
57
*56
*1293/4
155%
16,200
6%
37%
57
16
6 5A
160%
37 %
25 '/a
175
3/4
6
37'A
34%
132%
♦172
*159%
37%
25%
15%
16
46
6%
63/4
25%
175
*172
300
1,300
17,900
155 %
14 3/8
14%
200
156
155%
156%
50,100
16,600
55
55%
54%
54%
55%
54%
55%
54 3/8
54%
137%
136%
137%
137%
137%
137%
137%
63%
63%
64%
643/a
643A
64%
65%
65 5/s
63%
63%
118%
118%
118%
118 %
118%
118%
118%
118%
*118%
*118%
118%
7"%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
5
27%
28%
27%
28%
28%
28%
28 5/a
30%
87
87
86%
87
87
87
86%
72 %
71%
71%
71%
72
713/4
19%
19%
201/s
97%
96%
96%
97
97%
140
43.%
44
45
44%
453/8
25,900
42%
423/4
1,640
27%
*87%
71 %
88
1
18%
19
com
Cable
27%
100
No par
$5 prior conv preferred
&
54%
136%
63%
No par
prior preference
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
54%
137%
100
Works Co Inc
54%
*136%
25
Corp com
preferred
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson
114%
3,800
'
25
preferred
conv
114%
90
100
common
American Woolen common
$4
5
Tobacco
preferred
American Water
7%
100
com
preferred
American Viscose
5%
75
'
issued"
preferred—100
113
113%
16%
*34%
& Std Sany
noncumulative
*89 3/s
90
*893/u
90
83%
7%
25
22%
22%
*83
16%
30%
Light
No par
com__No par
7% preferred
100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
No par
7%
22 3/8
83%
*7%
Amercian Snuff Co common
22%
213/4
xl7%
30%
Building Co__No par
Refg com
No par
preferred
100
15
18%
*13%
&
Power
Amer Rad
14%
18
1
No par
15
18%
*23%
2
Co..
112%
48%
143/4
18
*103
No par
Optical
22%
*89%
48
15%
18%
No par
Co
14%
17%
82 3A
16%
100
American Natural Gas Co
481%
x48
48'/a
*83
LNo par
Co
99
114
.
18
No par
Products
19%
19%
*98
!
100
No par
100
w
21%
*21%
1
1
common
*22
36%
6%
*5%
American Molasses Co
American News
%'
*7.1%
preferred
American Metal
36
6%
8s Metals
Ltd
111
31%
35
*33
75
22%
Wire
31% Jan
78%
*30%
4%
4%
*5%
preferred
Metal Co
4%%
4%
*73%
Anaconda
106% May 21
773A
6%
9%
25
50
No par
71%
*71%
Clayton & Co
6.25
No par
21.50
1
50% Jan
28
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
18
24% Jan
24
6% Jan
3
Andes Copper Mining
A P W Products Co Inc
20
5
18
59% Jan
24
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
5
8
87%
88
88
73%
♦73
74
97%
97
97%
*96%
97%
*96
43
42%
42%
42%
41%
41%
42
41%
42
42
42
42%
42
41%
24%
24%
24%
243A
24%
25%
25%
25%
26
26%
106%
106%
106
*106
107%
44%
44%
*39%
40
*16
17
*5%
5%
51
51
•
♦106
107 %
106
44%
44 %
44 %
40%
403/8
40%
16%
16%
167/s
*16%
5%
5%
5%
5%
443A
40%
16%
5%
*44
*5
51
51
*51%
52
*51%
52
26%
*106
.
40 J/2
41'%
17%
17%
5J/4
*5
52
230
1,900
26%
107% k;,
45 :
40%
52
350
II,000
20%
44%
■
52
20%
17%
17
5'%
8
44%
40%
17'
3A
106
*44
40%
40
44 %
106
610
8,700
Xl9%
42%
5,900
3,100
19%
43
850
65%
119
8
19%
42%
1373A
30%
19%
*97
137%
293/a
19 %
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
X25% Apr
77%
*6%
17%
17%
No par
preferred
"Amer Mach & Fdry com
3.90%
17%
__50
com
30
46% Jan
77%
270%
53%
.-10
Copper Mining
1
77%
159%
52%
Anaconda
2
7,000
77%
270%
52
24
May
38%
159%
52
30
40% May
37%
159
61
Jan
55% Jan
38'A
270'A
9VH
7%
American Tobacco
May
37%
31 %
preferred—100
noncumulative
30
58
37
*250
60%
American International Corp.No par
Jan
66
1,200
36%
191/a
32
*154
91/4
preferred
American Tel 8s Tel
138% Mar 28
443/8
37
29%
283/4
159
60%
Products
15
54% May 19
3
606,000
44 3/8
31
270%
9%
& Leather
American Hide
157% Feb
129% Jan
A
44%
4%
28%
'
*154
60%
SS Co
American Sumatra
16
%
44%
6%
*30
31%
*17%
—40c
Co
Amer Smelt 8s
161
193/8
%
44%
'
aV
*250
10
8s Electric
11
10
*30
No par
2,100
441/4
4%
28%
5
28%
A
158
May 19
x6%
6%
*6%
1
American Ship
19
5
5
270%
new—No par
Foreign com
4
Feb
9%
4 7/8
*240
Monday
May 17
Par
American Export Lines Inc
29
37% Mar 19
93/B
5
*154
38
37%
38%
11
Jan
148
9%
154
152
Saturday
-
American European Secur
17
26% Mar 21
9%
%
28%
LOW AND
American Encaustic Tiling
May 21
16% Apr
*105%
9%
270%
*240
152
300
105%
9%
4,100
52,400
4%
111
109 %
109%
*240
106
105%
22%
4%
5
•
1,300
I,060
13%
9%
38%
210
17
90
16% Jan
46"% Jan
63
13%
*22
12% May 26
153% Apr
7
6
60
63
13
*89%
Feb
Oct
25
62%
90
53
52
46% Apr
62%
22%
47
119
s
63
*89%
9
16
Sep
211
62
77%
*56
106
109%
2,800
211
208
*22
prior preferred
209%
210
300
163/4
62%
22%
;*
35%
209%
90
No par
17%
*163/4
700
2%
*2%
16%
*61
77
39%
5
17%
*16%
4,500
13%
*61%
47
39%
*16%
204%
4,300
761%
62 %
204
77%
*46%
17%
900
38%
104
*32
35
*32
2,200
102
383A
23/4
*2%
35
11,400
51%
50 %
101%
39
39
2%
*32
50%
101
300
93
*92
93
50%
101
38%
2%
2%
36
204%
*16%
13
2%
*32
*89%
18
10% Feb
29% Oct
17%
*204
12%
35
*32
36
*16%
2%
*2%
2%
*2%
*32
*21%
24
42% Apr
2
14% Mar 28
103%
103%
10
38% May 19
37% July
77% Apr
75%
38%
*92
400
183/B
103%
77%
American Crystal Sugar com
133% Feb
120% Apr
94% Jan
76
104
16%
Mar 14
14
107
74%
103%
93
*92
38%
10
127
Sep
78
74%
103%
*36'%
Co
6
68% Jan 31
154
74%
103%
No par
Colortype Co
"When
15 % Nov
75%
103%
38%
15%
12
4
127% Dec
74%
103%
38%
48%
Amer
32% Mar
Mar
74"%
103%
15%
May 15
36% Feb
138
74%
103%
48%
26 % May 23
105
31% July 19
2
*38%
74%
48%
4
59% Jan
38%
74%
48%
17
40
*38%
*15%
Amer Machine
Jan
30% July 2
32% Jan 10
101%
No par
16% May 14
34% Jan
7% Feb
Jan
Feb
99%
28
American Investment
1
56
99
28
American Locomotive
30% May
July 16
99
1
Inc
American Chain & Cable
9
* May
35% Oct
70% Mar 28
100%
28
19% May 13
22
3
42
*98%
27%
24
Feb
98%
77%
28
11
177
98%
77
3
26
20% Jan
11
50%
No par
American Ice Co common
Jan
14
24
11
49%
36%
18
7
Feb
5% Apr
73
16% Apr
7% Dec 26
49%
36%
77%
American Home
3
12% Dec 22
92%
49%
100
com
29
20% Oct
27% Jan
92
49%
37
Fdry
14
99% Mar 29
94% Dec 31
91%
49'/a
50
preferred
Jan
96% Apr 29
May
37%
36 %
91%
49%
1
Co
39% Jan
29
17% Oct
37%
36 %
92
49%
50
45
Jan
90
37%
70
70
36%
36%
*90%
5%%
1
9
4
2
38
4,000
13%
7
19
27
1 500
38
16%
May
17% Feb
25
35%
38
56
34
19% Jan
Dec
353A
38
100
American Car &
5% Jan 10
8
21
10% Jan
18 3/8
36
13%
35% May
r
Aug
14% Jan
18%
36
16%
6
Sep 20
X77
18%
35%
56
May
20
105 '
18%
35%
50
2
4
23
95% Aug 28
18%
36
36%
11
24% Feb
2
29
18%
35%
100
com
American Hawaiian
17
Jan
18%
35%
new
American Gas
17% May 24
Jun
18%
35%
10
new
14
20 % Feb
•''16
*18%
36%
&
400
7,300
18%
45
Amer
8%
70 »/8
36
*44%
7
30
94
*35%
No par
No par
ser
83/4
8%
*18%
45 %
22
♦93
*8%
69%
44%
Mar 10
102%
94
94
3,300
37%
37%
♦101
8%
EXCHANGE
21
78
*73
37 3A
103
*101
69%
45%
preferred
4%%
700
8%
45%
7%
5,400
78
37%
94
40
3
82
68%
25
7%
NEW
Apr
*93
94
*93
103
74
2%
81
81
*73
37%
*101
73
2%
80%
78
37%
37%
103%
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
51% May 15
41% May 19
94
*93
94
*101
M
6
May
103%
*73
78
36%
37
103 %
28%
6
15
36%
*101
A
Range Sinee Jan. 1
8
37
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
78
*36%
*73
78
*73
*73
2 3A
21%
73
73
80
80
213/4
♦21%
/
2%
2%
80
28%
Range for Previous
Tear
*79%
&
25
19
79%
28%
American
99
79%
A
American Chicle
Nov
4
81
73
28%
20
Mar
*79%
21%
73
2%
2%
L
49 % May
26
*73
2%
1,200
21%
8%
___/
42% Jan
13
74%
2%
21%
74%
21
21
*73
3
com___12.50
Co
Can
Rights
21
20% Feb
■
*2%
*2%
3
69%
American
Feb
24
74%
2%
8%
American Cable & Radio Corp—
23
20%
21
21
*73
*141
68%
2
8
28% Feb
1,100
9%
32% Feb
21% July 10
20
3
3
*105%
38% May 23
19% Feb
145
145
3
21
1
1
79% May 23
.14% May 21
*142
*141
3
2%
_100
27% May 19
9
145
145
*141
2%
8%
7
20
2
142
2%
68%
preferred
convertible
19
22% Feb
Jun
4%
73% Apr
26
89
1952
32% Feb
x45
142
3
common
Corp
preferred
33% Oct
5
18 % Dec
Bosch
85% May 17
2
2
142
*2%
*8%
preferred
18
39% Jan
29
*140
1,700
68 %
preferred
cum conv
American Broadcasting
A May 23
& May 16
x29% Jun
Jan
6
31% May
28% May 16
108
No par
Amer Brake Shoe Co
22
12% Jan
9,
9% May 16
4% May 19
2
2nd
49% Mar 13
1
1
102% Jan
Jan
14% Apr
114
6
10% Jan
38
8
6%
8,000
24%
*107'A
Agricultural Chemical—No par
American
70
251/4
25%
108%
8%
American Bank Note common
2
Jan
12% Jun
511%
*51
24%
107 3A
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Petroleum Corp
No par
16% Jan
57
*51
24%
Amerada
3%%
51
50
68%
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6%
convertible preferred
Jan
90
4,400
*8%
American Airlines common
29
8%
8%
108%
No par
America
16% Jan
Apr
8%
51 %
8
68%
convertible preferred
Amer
73
3/a
8%
24%
10o
63% Feb
2
2,700
107%
No par
12 V* May
14
26VB
No par
Aluminium Limited
Apr
500
26
5
Aluminum Co of
18% Jan
50%
*50
50%
8%
26%
No par
Alpha Portland Cement—
4
Jan
x235
9
8%
26 %
26
24%
*93
Co
60% Feb 20
13% Jan
Jan
35
16% May 13
Feb
Jun
49
3%%
3% Jan
7
Jan
94
25
125% Feb
Apr 24
5% Jan
15
8%
200
59%
107%
100
4% preferred
Jan
92% Feb
1
Kid
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
22
41% Jan 18
21
26
39
59%
1
Allied Stores Corp common
Mar 10
40
93% Mar 18
107
41
2% Dec 31
36
Allied
53% Jan
1
73% May
88% Aug 31
2
.
26%
*38
24
24%
*101
Industries Inc
Allied Mills
Mar 27
36
21
cum
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
7
32% Feb
26%
38%
593/4
*59
107
No par
Allied Chemical & Dye
18% May 14
17
10
59%
24%
No par
preferred
2
Jan
*59
107%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
$4,375
3,700
59%
100
17
341/4
*59%
1
preferred A
Jan
33%
38%
24%
5
110
May 10
67% May
14
20
46% Jan 2 1
333A
333/4
39
107%
100
w w
common
Apr 30
103
91% July
Corp
2,300
108
24%
10
$2.50 prior conv preferred
79% Feb 26
1
36% May
19
5%%
3
Jan
79
Apr 26
52% Oct
preferred
26 3/8
100
Mining
Aldens Inc common
5
Feb
Jan
2% Apr
26%
26'/a
100
pfd 1951 series
20
4,100
26%
26%
*107
No par
common
Alaska Juneau Gold
7'%
33%
8%
*50
50%
*50
50
Inc
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
70
Nov
Dec
preferred w w
Reduction
9
73% Jan
36% May 26
104
$3
7%
33%
33%
100
116
,7%
*38
*8%
8%
*115
73/8
26%
27
3,200
56%
56
116%
♦115
7%
39
l
8%
116%
56%
56%
7%
7%
33%
56%
*38
1
Corp
>*115
39
34
*38
26
2
May
34
39
25%
2
76
27%
33%
27%
33%
*38
26
4.50%
6
22% Jan
28
27%
x26%
26
Air
May 19
3% Mar
7%
59%
Feb
80
May 31
X78
142
2
7%
59%
4% Jan
27% Feb
6
Dec
2
17
115%
7%
59%
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
116%
115%
27%
1
No par
55%
57
57
*115
Admiral
27% Jan 23
Feb 13
Jan
139
Sharea
57%
59%
113
2% Jan
9
_
Corp
the Week
May 23
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
May 21
51
1
106% May
20
12
2% May 10
19% Jun 25
Adams-Millis
Mar 12
63
13
Jan
31% Apr 30
53
18
24% Nov
10
Adams Express Co
5
56 % Feb
11% May
47% Jan
3
Acme
30
Friday
May 22
7%
*7%
2.50
Co
24
35% Jan
42% Jan
37
63% Sep 25
29% Feb 26
4
Steel
30% Jan
28
Mar 13
25 % May 1
x30% Feb
Thursday
May 21
117%
*115
100
preferred (conv)
cum
ACF-Brill Motors Co
2
Ofct 15
17
34
20% July 17
7% July 17
70
4%
24
8% May
1
43% Sep
July 12
Apr
19
33% Jan 30
2
25% Jan
36 %
Sep
8
4% Mar 15
Jan
125
2
Sales for
Wednesday
May 20
57
57
57
5
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
May 19
May 17
Par
Abbott Laboratories
10
64% Jan
17
5% Mar
EXCHANGE
AND
Monday
Saturday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
41% Mar 15
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Tear 1951
5'A^..
52
'M.
40
900
o.6,800
v>
...
700
900
500
14
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2186)
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Year
Range Since Jan.
1951
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
27% Jan
22
36 y8 July
51% Jan
2
35% May
1
9% May 15
8% July
29
41% Jan
30
Armco
12% Jan
9
Dec
10
59% Aug
18
7
12% Mar
96
Jan
91% Dec
7
104
Jan
5
92% Jan
3
Apr
1
109% July 17
120
Aug
8
110% May
1
116% Jan
22
23
19% Feb
16
22
17 3/4 Jan
3
26
13% Feb
9
7% May
22% July 12
28% Oct
15
25% May
6
27 % May 22
Arvin
17
1
23% Mar 25
Ashland
15% July
8 V» Dec
16% Jan
Q
7
May
Artloom Carpet Co
Nov
28
91
Feb 28
96% Jan
16
Nov
11
91
Jan
98
Jan
23
4
66
Jan 22
72% Mar 24
2
73% Feb 27
"84% Mar 31
Oct
98
21
41% Jan
25
3
2
31
82
Aug
50% Nov
30
55
Aug
3
51% Jan
4
56% May 16
18 ys Jan
2
23% Oct
10
21T/» Jan
7
25% Apr
61% Jun
29
7
75% Jan
9
17
96% Feb
28
Jan" 17
*93% Jan
Feb
83
Jan
92 y2
Dec
110
4
Jun~25
101
36 y4 May
28% Sep
10% Jan
15
6% May
9
7% Jan
18
16% Jan
10
14% May
5
15% Feb
11% Jan
19
9% Jan
5
143/4 Dec
31
1
12% Apr 17
12
Aug 23
6% Jun 25
7
May
8% Mar
51% Mar
9 % Dec
24
13% Jan
28
15% Jan
3
6% May 15
30
9% Jan
22
Feb 20
11% Jan
47
113
113%
•113%
114%
*17%
113%
17%
*17 %
17%
8
8
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
7%
;•/./ 7%
7%
73/4
7%
7%
26 %
26 3/8
26 3/a
18%
18%
18%
18 3/s
18%
1/128
1/128
*113
1/64
1/128
18%
183/4
*26
92 %
*92
92%
27%
27%
18%
18%
18%
18 3/4
19%
19%
93%
*933%
92 %
91%
19%
19
94%
*94
94%
60
93
*92%
94%
140
70%
70%
70%
71
71
71
71
71
79%
79%
79%
80%
80%
81 %
81%
83
56%
553/4
56%
56
56
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
95%
963/4
96%
98
97%
98%
109
*1063/4
*106 3/4
109
*106 3/4
27
-
20
*35
36
35
111
*109
—No par
No par
*25
*■143/4
6%
*14%
15 3/8
'7%
7%
*1063/4
109
'
109
34%
34%
35%
35
353/a
98%
98 3/8
98%
98 3/a
98 3/a
27%
27
27%
263/4
27
1,900
35%
1,900
x35 %
35%
35%
*26
23%/
35%
111
*110
35%
35%
110
,
27%
110
*26
6%
*6%
6%
*6%
6%
*6 Va
15%
*143/4
15%
*143/4
J
6%
'14%
15%
7%
7%
7%
7Vs
7%
*7%
7%
73/a
*12%
12%
♦12%
12%
'12%
12%
12%
123/4
7 Vb
7Va
100
-
7%
12%
7Vb
7%
7
433/8
43%
43%
44
"1
10
22
42
7J/«
lO'/s
22
42 V«
7
10
7
10/8
22
42%
10%
10%
21%
22%
42%
42%
7
.
43% -43%
44
•
.
1,800
V.
900
7 Va
44% i
1
v
J
i——
7%
15,500
*433/4
44%
600
7%
7'/a
*433/4
;
90
73/8
7%
660
303/4
*26
153/8
*143/4
14,500
111
*110
27%
12%
■V
1,800
7,400
16%
43%
7
'1063/4
243/4
98%
*6
153/8
12%
12%
(The) common.—.3
—No par
101
34%
109 %
*26
6 %
6%
*6%
$2.25 conv preferred
99%
98%
109%
28
*26
30%
($1.20)-'—No-par
prior pref
24%
27
35
110%
2,100
56%
56
34%
33%
98%
x27
35%
*109
109
9,000
56%
98
56
1,100
833/4
■
24%
24%
96
56
\
100%
56%
56%
24 %
convertible pfd series A—100
Corp
71
82
*1063/4
2,700
94
93
70
34%
Tack
19%
19%
193/a
,
94 %
79%
109 J
8,200
92
70
"95 %
600
19
108/200
79%
27%
,
160
1,500
>
27%
*27
71
98%
(voting)
8
8
27
Xl8%
93%
18%
*92% V 93 %
92
8
27
27
92
18%
92%
92
17%
10
Powder—
250
1/128
98%
Avco Mfg Corp
30
22
2
113%
33%
Conv
18
Jan
Apr 23
*112%
1/128
Autocar Co
16
Feb
7
43
18
153/4 Jan
73/4 Feb
1
8
43% Jun
*112%
5c
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer— 5
14
8% July 10
15% Sep
112%
27%
Austin Nichols common
31
7% Nov 29
983/4
27%
3
25
Jun
26
Mar
31
4
>
98 3/4
983/4
Atlas
24% Feb
98 %
34%
3
11
1,000
1,900
98%
18%
5
4%
Jan
87%
53
*98
33%
Common
108% May
87 %
98%
52%
98 %
52 %
98%
98%
113%
*98%
Atlas
18
88 %
52 %
98%
100
30
Sep
88%
52%
98%
new__10
30
120
88 %
52
common
44% Jan
13
88
52 3/8
series B
117% Jan
28
88%
Refining
34% Apr 24
9
18
Jun
31
88%
52
*263/8
-50
30 3% Jan
108% Dec
11,800
52
>
Atlas Corp
26
8,100
10%
89
Preferred $3.75
Atlantic
8
36%
10%
52
"
Co
-10
Atlantic Coast Line RR—.—No par
Atlantic G & W I SS Lines1
1
Apr
36
10%
*17%
100
—i
1
26% May
12
43% Sep
May 23
x25
XlOO
2
36%
10%
50"
Preferred
107% May 14
33% May 17
105%
35 Tb
10%
V*7%
Atlantic City Electric
21
May 23
36
10%
*112%
-100
Common
68% Oct
20 %
89
18%
Investment CoJ
Santa Fe—
Associates
1,800
20%
'98 3/b
*r~
;
36
10
20%
89
Goods Corp—
1st
35%
20
52%
89
i—f
preferred
6% 2nd preferred—
5.25%
9%
10
Shares
20%
10
20 3/a
'513/4
1-1
Atchison Topeka &
82
9%
*20 3/a
35"%
20%
10
35%
2.50
Co
,
Common
7
68 y4 Dec
91
89
>20% Jan
Inc
& Refining
Oil
Rights
7
18y4 Feb 20
2
101 % Sep
7
35%
o
Industries Inc
Associated Dry
Nov
35%
May 22
the Week
Thursday
May £1
Friday
May 22
Wednesday
20%
35%
*20%
par
par
par
par
5
No par
com
Arnold Constable Corp
8
3/64 May
1/128 May 17
24% Oct
20
preferred
Armstrong Cork Co
28
Feb
20%
No
No
No
$3.75 preferred
$4 convertible preferred—No
3
99
Illinois com
of
$6 conv prior
Mar 13
57
Co
&
Armour
5
1
Apr 30
96
46 % Jan
86 % May
20%
10
Corp
Steel
76% July 20
x50
5
;
Argo Oil Corp
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
May 20
May 19
May 17
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
8
19% Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
B
10
Jun
10
2
24% Jan
17
17% Feb 20
23% May
34
July
2
453/4 Nov
17
36% Feb
Jun
28
27% Jan
18
74% Jan
16
30
153/4 July
20
22
87
88
Oct
3
77% Jan
2
2
3
15% Apr 30
43% Jan
31
2
28% Jan
9
Jan
19% July
38
2
Nov
19% Oct
29
Mar
37% Feb
Barker
Jan
23
1
41
10
preferred
4%%
16
Feb 20
,
29
Dayuk Cigars Inc
36
16
Jan
21
Beatrice
10
4
22 3/4 Jan
—
Mills
Beaunit
Inc
Nov
7
Jan
14
Sep
12
12
Apr 17
143/e Jan
21
35
Feb
15
30
Jan
12
32% Apr
10
Beech
30% Jun
7
333/4 Jan
3
28% Apr
8
313/8 Jan
14
19% Mar
8
10% May 16
15% Jan
19
Belding-»Heminway
14% Dec. 14
;
2
July 23
25
Bell
3
28
Feb
28
Bell &
x91% Feb
13
94
May 22
46 % Jun
29
59% Feb
10
45% Apr 24
553/8 Jan
97
21% Jan
10
32% Dec
29
29% Jan
14
34 y4 May
5
873/4 Oct
26
87
19
96% Apr
77
Jun
2
2
25
32 % Nov
17
1
2
7
293/4 Jan
5
29% Mar
3
33% Jan
4
30
46% May
54% Jan
30
373/4 Feb
60
l3/4 Mar
1% Jan
32% Feb
46% Jun 29
1
Jan
1553/4 Feb
16
1
139% Apr 29
23 i;
21% Jun
21
14% May 19
80% Dec
31
14% Apr
2
16% Nov
/
;
7%
78% Mar 13
20% Jan
31
Birmingham Electric
23
No par
Co__
1%
800
16%:
*163/8
16%
300
38
*37
38
38
'37
30%
V
47%
20%
20%
20%
20%
700
10
10
10%
10%
10%
2,000
35%
35
35
50
12%
*96 Va
21%
20 3/s
21
80%
80%
80 %
80%
180
13%
2,400
13
13%
13
13%
11,700
32
*31%
30
30
29%
29%
iv-V
11%
11%
11 3/4
113/4
1,800
15%
15
15
15
4.100
*21%
21%
*91
32
*31 y2
32
30
29%
30
11
11
11 %
15
15
14%
22%
94
.
*31%
,
32
*14%
213/4
800
21%
48
21%
94
94
48
48%
48%
49
33%
33%
34
97
953/4
953/4
70
1%
1%
26,500
33%
34
33%
34
95%
95%
*95 y2
97
1%
1%
1%
*26%
47%
*26%'
27
30 y2,
30%
30%
47%
47%
48%
:-
*95%
1%
27
30%
30%
2,300
*139% 140./
14y4
14%
14%
15 %
15
15%
82%
21%
81
81
80
81
*80
22%
*20 %
*20 %
22%
SALE
HIGH
AND
...
3,100
34
27
1,000
303/4
3,700
48%
48%
16,900i
142%
500
3,100
30 3/8
15 Vs
15%
80%
81%
81%
22%
*20 %
22'%
•
v
170
Sales for
Friday
the Week
May £3
Shares
Thursday
May 22
May 21
May 20
May If)
,
5,000
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
16
15%
70?
/
*1403/,
483/8
142
142
94
495/8
27
303/4
47%
48%
*92
1%
26%
27
141
141
140
v
1%
140
*20%
I
21%
94
47%
"
*92
47%
*81
*20%
800
983/4
98%
20%
80%
80 V2
*21%
35
*96%
21%
20%
13%
35
99
*96%
82
*29%
10
20%
2iya
12%
40
75
35%
20%
43 %
10
98
*80%
27
30%
May 17
Par
81%
*20 y4
97
22
*26%
30%
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
81%
'37
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
81%
10
*35
29%
11
.15%
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
81
20%
1%
34
*95%
lVa
*139
140
14%
14%
*81
82'/a
*20%
22%
100
preferred
1,400
69
47%
47%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
—100
7
20
*673A
37
92
1
14
*19%
37
48%
34%
97
27
Jan
6,200
20
68%
*16%
92
*26%
30%
Foods—
433/4
19%
68%
16%
48 Vs
34
95%
43%
19%
16%
*21%
*33%
95%
ll/2
common.—10
Corp
43%
3,600
11,800
51,600
:
68%
16%
213/4
(Del) com___No par
Loan
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
43
7 .../
10%
23
19%
81
93
48%
48%
5
Bethlehem Steel
144% Mar 21
15
*91
-
Best
11 %
15
213/4
10
100
•
29%
10"%
14%
30
*10%
84
1951
Year
Lowest
•
Co common
Range for Previous
3
*29%
10
1
_1
42%
-
/ 10%
22 %
*67%
81
*20%
32
19% Jan
7
Aug
Nov 28
18
*80%
12%
*31 %
Benguet Consol Mining Co__18 pesos
Best & Co
1
22
18 % Jan
91
27
138% Dec
Cum
13
32
10%
23%
81
*31%
82
*31%
20
20
10%
22%
16%
10
*80%
*12%
*34%
*95
10%
22%
19%
10
50
100
-
Aviation
Beneficial
8
22
26% Mar
Aug 21
1 % Jan
26% Jun
Jan
10
7
7
6%
10%
„
81
35%
97
20%
82
12%
-2.50
j
preferred
Bendix
25
9%
35%
Corp
Howell
%
4%
20%
*9%
pfd
RR
Aircraft
183/4 Jan
20 3/4 Jan
9
23% Feb
94"% Mar
,
Creek
~9
143/4 Apr 28
17% Jan
89
(A S) 43/4%
Beck Shoe
37%
*20%
*95
20
Beech-Nut Packing Co
82
*36%
20%
*34%
Beech Aircraft Corp
25
783/4 Feb 14
37y2
*20%
'
22
•
68 y2
*67%
68
68
1
89
103/4 Mar 13
?
*36%
12.50
common
293/4 Jun
July 19
16%
preferred—100
19
78
16%
/>
7
6%
7%
19
79%
16%
*68
No par
——
Foods Co common
convertible
3%%
79%
*16y4
1
common
Bath Iron Works Corp
*79'/2
-100
(Delaware)
Brothers
/ 99% Jan
21
19
Barber Oil Corp
10% Apr
9% Feb
33% Apr
94% Apr
21
18
10
22% Feb
7
8
17
Mar
107-
27
96
May
20% May 23
8
12% Jan
10
9% Nov
313/a Jan
36
Jan
19% Jan
7
7/"
19%
50
68 % May
283/4 Feb
21%
41%
*18%
19>/2
68%
81
10
65% Jan 11
2
*18%
50
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
Jan
17% Jan
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
22
14
37
i-100
Baltimore & Ohio common
7
203/4 Jan
Apr 23
63% Sep
59
Corp——13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
43% May 22
15
1
Babbitt (BT) Inc.-
'
32% July
15 % Jun
403A Sep
25
4
34% May 19
39% Mar 12
Black
20% Sep
<
2
19
16% May 17
18% Jan
Blaw-Knox
2
173/4 Jan
17% Jun 26
22% Dec
39
56
13% July
July
2
Feb
16
2
41% Sep
27% Dec
6
16
17
Jan
9
12
July
V
6
58% Jun
89
27
Jun
22
13%
Jan
17
31
Feb
38 Va Mar 28
5
23
Bon
liy4 Jan
20
143/4 jan
25
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
16 3/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
163/4
16%
2.50
5
*18%
18%
18%
18%
•18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
43%
463/4
46%
47%
47%
48
47%
48%
48
48%
31%
*31%
31%
32
32
32 y4
32 y4
22 y4
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
353/4
223/8
36%
23
23
23
*22%
23
22%
223/8
*22
22%
8
8
8
*7%
83/s
*8
8 3/8
220
14%
14 3/a
12,500
5
61% Jan
9
70% May 22
8
89% Jan
8
95 % Apr
8
12
Mar
3
143/4 Feb
21
Common
47% Feb
21
5%
9
40% Jan
10
20
25% Jan
2
16
Apr
17
10% Apr
24
143/4 Jan
25
19% Oct
36% Sep
34% Mar
3
15% Apr
7
17% Jan
2
Jan
18
353/4 Mar 12
Briggs
30% Apr
24
34y4 Feb
Briggs & Stratton
29% Jan
2
273/4 Jan
3
/
11
33
9
30
Apr
11
40% Oct
19
29% May 16
X92
Dec
28
1053/4 Jan
17
95
38% Feb
26
50% Dec
29
533/4 Feb
16
11% Jan
2
13% Feb
16
49
Mar 13
62
353/a Feb
103
54 % May 19
3
54 % May 23
Brown
&
Brown
Shoe
4
23
Feb
27
122% Dec
14
127% Aug 20
123
Jan
21
126
133/8 Feb
38% Jun
8
45% Jan
19
Oct
3
373/8 Jun
25
473/4 Feb
19
17 3% Nov
8
23% May
233/4 May 24
32
32
28
7%
14
143/4 Apr
22
Budd
79% Jan
31
45% Feb
4
18
Feb
Jan 25
17
Feb
27
14% Jan
29
12
Jan
2
18
118
Apr 26
126
May
33
Apr 28
36
May
5
84% Jan
8
11% May
3
IO93/4 May 15
253/8 Oct 13
5% Feb
10
2
ll /a Sep
21
7% Apr
30
8
29/4 Jan
10
22ya Jan
2
4
20
213AJan
2
383/a Dec
48 %
July 18
24% May 16
2% May
8
,ini?Apr 18
Aug
9% Feb 21
6
*943/4
95%
220
* 12%
12%
*12y2
12%
123/4
13
13%
13%
13%
*44%
45 V2
*25%
27
11%:
11%
167/s
16%
*34%
35
32%
32%,
*29 Va
29%
*101
1G2
53%
53%
*53V2
54
12 %
12 Va
*44%
27
11%
167/b
45%
27
11%
167/s
35
33
29%
102
54%
54 Vs
12%
453/a
*44 %
45%
27
*26%
263/4
100
Jan
10% Jan
17
113/a Jan
7
Jan
14
473/4 Apr
4
14
95
43% Jan
19
conv
*123
prior preferred
preferred—
Copper & Zinc
(A
M)
common
participating preferred
Jackson
Co
12
July 11
16
Jan
26
21% Feb 20
51% Jan
17
Apr
3
24V4 Jan 23
553/4 Feeb
11
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co,
$3
preferred A
f7% Mar 22
11V8 May
1
163/4 Jan 31
Capital Airlines Inc
2
16% May
1
18% Jan 30
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
see page
24.
113/4
*11%
113/4
11%
11%
1,500
16%
163/4
16 5/8
163/4
16%
16 3/4
2.700
/ 34%
29%
102
54
17y4
13%
*80
♦ 11%
21%
*105/.
*22%
24%
*105
*22V2
No par,
—100
No par
—25
10
1
...10
106
23
54%
54%
543/3
2,200
*533/4
54%
54
54%
1,100
11%
12
12
53
53
53
1
10%
24%
253/8
25%
124V2
124%
*124%
12
*52 %
12
3,300
25%
-
6 600
126
230
13%
14
5,000
79
*78%
79
'78%
79
44
*43
44
*43
44
*43
44
34%
13%
13%
'
133/4
126
300
193/4
95
25%
1,700
53
193/4
*124%
13%
t
34
34
34
34%
*33%
34%
38
38
38
38
38'A
*38 %
39
17%
171/4
17%
17 »/8
17%
17 Va
17%
89%
90
90
*89%
91
89 3/a
89%
*80
85
*80
85
600
85
17%
;
17%
;
17%
173/a
*80
17%
17%
700
1.400
42,200
40
85
6 300
173/4
*13
131%
13
13
*13
13%
100
124
*124
124%
124
124
*124
124%
120
36
36
*36
363/4
90
13%
5,800
13%
124
*35%
36
13 3/s
13%
13%
80%
133/s
*80
80
80
*36
133/a
*79%
123/8
11%
12%
12%
21 %
12 %
21%
213/s
21
"
21%
106
'105
22%
22%
*105
23'/4
106
23%
*105
36%
13%
13%
*80
81
;80 %'
60
12%
123/s
123/4
3,300
/ 21%
21%
21%
900
'105 Va
106
106 1
23%
23%
23%
23%
900
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
3,100
23/4
2%
2%
2% *-•
2%
2%
23/4
2%
2%
2%
23/4
5,900
7%
7%
8
7%
7%
77/a
8
8
8
8
8
4,000
23%
23 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
X23%
9%
-9%
9%
9%
9 3/a
9%
93/8
9%
93/8
92 %
47
92%
*92%
93
92%
£2%
92%
92 %
*92 %
47
*47'
47%
*47
"
47%
*47
47 %
*16%
17
*16 3/a
17
35%
24 %
V 2%
7%
*23 %
1
'53%
'78 3/s
173/B
24%
100
10
20
54
89%
12%
2iy4
106
22%
No par
900
104
54 3'4
1
•
*102
104
16%
81%
'
"to
*102
1,500
7,000
34%
13%
79%
11%
21V4
104
11%
.
13%
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35y2
13%,
293/s
295/a.
43%
125
79%
1 11%
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333/a
80
13%
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38
13%
343/4
33%
29%
53
12
125%
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33%
291/4
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53
124%
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34%
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54
54 Vs
54
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103
54
34%
33%
29%
29%
124% 124%
13%
13%
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80
43%
43%
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34%
15
5
343/8
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34%
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33
25 Va
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35%
400
11%
16%
24%
100
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__l.66%
conv
125
900
400
:
'11%
247/8
24%
i
16 3-4
,1.r. t
35%
Cannon Mills
No par
Capital Admin class A common___l
.' 46% Feb
7
27
53^
35%
56
16
45
27
11%
54
19 %
50
California Packing Corp
5
Callahan Zinc-Lead
1
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
5
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
$4.25
17%
13 %
*13
pfd—.100
Butler Bros common
Co
•
1
7%
Canadian Breweries Ltd
10
45
*26 %
27
*13
Machine__No par
Burroughs Adding
Canadian Pacific Ry___
Feb
*44 %
13%
4
403/4 Mar 31
553/a Mar
_
>44%
27 .7
*80
7%
24% May 19
19
44%
M;
85
17%
Byers
2
19
24V2
24%
*124% 125
13%
13%
54
12
*53
19 "
12%
*80
preferred
Byron
3% Jan 22
54
*34%
*32%
29%
*101
53y2
12%
86
preferred
5%
/
*12%
16%
90%
20% Jan 11
23% Sep
*53
5
100
532%Feb20
2
95%
Bt163% May 19
5
For footnotes
943/4
6
Jun
19% Aug
95 %
10
17% Jan
2
29
Feb
92
14
52
61
*9434
37 %
Butte
25 y4 Apr
29
15% Jan
95
16%
*89%.
'4%%
108% Jan
26
22
July 24
3
Jan
14
20% Feb
2 3/s Jun
Feb
26
104% Apr
25 % Oct
48
95
15%
90%
Terminal Bldg
14% Jan
2
95
No par
Terminal
11 % May
1
21
Apr 15
41% Jan
*94%
36%
Bush
8
108 /2 Mar
95 %
1
Inc.
Bush
19% Oct
28
9,000
!*943/4
15%
*89
*80
17%
Co
5
81% Feb
91 % Dec
70 3/a
No par
1
7
13% Jan
30
693/4
15
Co common
30
1
10% Oct
70%
;
18% Jan
78% Jan -12
33
70
Inc
13% Jan
9
8% July
21% Nov
69%
36%
4%
13
28% Mar
69%
5
3%%
Feb
8
70
.1
100
100
14
153/4 Feb
2
683/4
:
18
Apr
88
29
69
No par
92 3/4 Apr
11% Julyn
19% July
Co
Watch
84
75
21% Jun
3/s
Burlington Mills Corp common
Bulova
76
101 % Jan
68
No par
40
Bullard Co
3
11
7% Mar 15
3,200
68 J/4
'•
80
43 %
34%
14
26
19
2,300
51%
6 7 3/4
2.50
100.
preferred
193/4 Jan
18% Oct
Dec
10 3/8
51%
5
—100
'
5
Buffalo Forge Co
40% Feb
87% Feb
Oct
10%
51%
No par
Bigelow
(The)
343/, May 13
2
135
103/8
51%
preferred
7
36% May
3
19
*10V4
51%
14
9%
*78
43 %
*33%
$5
15% May 15
4
Jan 31
31
28
10
51%
,
Dec
10% Jan
10
Bucyrus Erie Co common
13% Jan
118% Dec
10
51%
193/4 May 22
83% Oct
100
10
51%
27
27% Feb
24
140
51%
No par
7
76% Jan
41
Feb 26
91% Jan .2
2,500
10
Brunswick-Ralke-Collender
Mar 13
14%
36%
51%
5
preferred
conv
cum
7
25% Dec
14%
36%
13%
—2.50
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
;
Brooklyn Union Gas com
14
2
'
2,900
9%
13%
9%
Manufacturing Corp__No par
12% Feb
6
193/4 Apr
18% Jan
Bridgeport
5%
143/8
*8
32%
51 y2
;;
-
Inc.:
Brass Co.—
55% Feb
May
wi.
Airways
11% May 21
6
26
May 20
8%
14Vs
14 Vs
14
7%
6,900
32%
*51 y8
Roller Bearing Co
Bower
52 %
17% Feb
26
4
20
23% Jan 29
Dec
11
Jan
5
13% Dec
preferred
Braniff
9
17% Dec
77
5
Jan
x50
3
May
Mar
49% Feb
20
48 % Nov
27%
*
8%
300
19
•
15
.1.25
wi
293/4 Feb
2
*22%
23
*18%
& Maine RR—
53% Feb
29
/
14
i
(The)...
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 % % preferred.....
23
.
18%
1,800
2,500
'
,
100
Borden Co
5
Jun
8
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
4
24
13 3/8 Jan
*22V4
1
6
53
Nov
12
*35y4
Bond Stores Inc
21
11% Mar
3
Feb
*31
No par
Brass
A
49% Jan
24% Jan
;
16%
16%
—
9
19% Jan
39
16%
16%
B
Boston
ll3^ Nov 26
&
class
Co
Ami
Class
500
35%
16%
:
2
103% Jan
9% May 17
2
35%
16%
No par
Aluminum
Bohn
293/4 jan
20
May
7% Apr
12
Jan
52% Oct
713/4 Mar
29
33% Feb
3
15
353/4
iey2
Boeing Airplane Co..
"When issued"
14
*34%
.1
28
8
35
35 y2
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
513/s jan
32 y2 May
*34%
34%
Co.
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14
2
Jan
19
13% July 23
46
(E
14
17% Apr
21% Jan
23
18% Apr
44% Jan
44% Jan
9% Sep
Bliss
34%
No par
Co
7
15*, Mar 15
34%
35
No par
Mfg Co
13
31% May 16
30% July
30
Decker
&
34%
24%
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17%
163/4
35%
35%
35%
50%
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50%
22%
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53 %
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16%
35%
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*22%
24%
12
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:
25
36%
36
36%
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24%
1,800
93/8
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3.600
93
92%
92%
130
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47%
47%
47%
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17
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17 V8
36 Ve
37
36%
50%
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493/4
22%
23
23
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23 y8
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53%
53%
53%
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54
12
12
12 Va
11%
117/B
11%
11%
11%
17%
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17%
17%
17%
173/a
17%
17^J
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•
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...
24
9%
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100
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37
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180
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54
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4,500
1.800
Volume 175
Number 5119
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2187)
15
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
Year
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
103 Vz Nov
111'/a July 17
30% Jan"
35 Vi Dec
4b
58
.
Apr
104% Jan
7
Oct
34
4
13
IB'A Jan
25 %
35
45 y2 July 13
Jan
9% Jan
13
-
Aug 17
Dec
•
138
Nov
43
8
155
May 24
98 % Dec
10
140
Jan
106
/ Feb
2
oun
«
135
'••n
27% Apr
45% Apr
7
52
'
bl^e
150% Feb
2
16
.2
7% Apr
7
Central
Aguirre Sugar Co__
14
Central
Foundry Co_____
Central
of
24% Feb
57% Feb
23
47% Jan
17
Jan
10% Dec
21
10% Jan
29
32 % Jan
36% Dec
13
36
Apr
24
40
112% Feb
15
104
Jan
8
109
lOlVaDec
16
22
Jun
25
15% July
13
% Jan
19
2
2
29
2
Nov
Mar
28% Mar
2
17% Dec
26
}
1
15% Feb
-
15
27
May 11
11% Jan 18
2
25
58% Oct
18% Oct
5
33 Vz Apr
25
6
Nov
97
40% Feb
Aug
Dec
3
107% Feb
5 % Aug
10
9% Jan
2
38% Oct
15
26
38% Feb
8
80
Apr
6 %
Feu
Jan
29
8
21
16% Apr
1
1
Cerro
•
7
8% Jan
17
26
27
90% Jan
2
dl%Jan
4
86
24
16% Feb
20
19
Mar 15
27
Feb
13
22% Jan
18
26
9
17 .«
Feb
38% Feb
19
7%
33% Jan
29
Nov
7
17% Jun
25
39% Jun
28
15
Nov
24
37
Dec
20
17
>
16
14% Feb
•
18% Feb
28% Apr
9
2
Jan
5
30
12% Mar
•
7% Feb
Feb
19% Feb
59% Feb
x39 % Feb
29
27
80% Dec
12
61% May
26
11% Dec
3
94% Feb
19
24
3% Dec
10%
13
28
Dec
•
V
convertible
9%
23
23
17%
17%
17%
18%
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15%
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16
1
3% Jan
27
Apr
5%
6
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8
18.
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15
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13
36% May 19
•
14
68% Feb
•
27
conv
No
5%
25
Chile
76% Mar 31
Copper
Chrysler Corp
Range fof Previous
Range Since Jan. 1.
'Highest
Lowest
i
v
NEW
Highest
;
31% Jan
3
40
Dec
107
Feb
26
38% Apr
57% Dec
27
93
Dec
27 ;
30
Jun
29 J
43% Jan
8 *
84% Mar 28
8% Jan
27
,
18
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•
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100% Feb
Dec
28
38% Apr
9
Oct
Dec
42% Jan
30% Jan
67
1
4
Nov
30
28
Feb
Apr
25
18
Jan
31
44 Vz Feb
5
Sep
31
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27
•
21
>
27
Jan
42 % Nov
29
.
25
17%
25
25
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25
25%
>
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26
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18%
*
18%
36% Jan
13%
19
19%
19
191/4
-
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30 y*
31
31
311/4
30%
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31%
13%
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14
14
14%
14%
141/4
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.
8
2
81% Apr
3
4% Apr- 23
26% May 19
130% Jan
10
5
61
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8%
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20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
41%
41%
417/8
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42
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2
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23
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15
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27
12
19% Jan
34
2
■
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32% May
I 65% Mar 19
51% Sep
3
59% Mar 27
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13% Jan
15
Columbia
22% Mar 10
5
62
3
61 % A or
20% Jan:
2
23 %
Ry
Columbia
Class
Apr 22
May 23
Columbus
&
Combustion
45%
45 y2 Jan
29
44% Jan
70% May 21
Commercial
35% Jan
Commercial Solvents
Jan
8
•61% Dec
19
22% Jan
8
32 Vz Aug
6
22% Apr
2
32% Dec
27% Jan
31
Nov
9% Jan
27
Dec
27
6
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7
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2
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23
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14
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9
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21% Apr
20
2
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24
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106% Oct
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5
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102
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2
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Jan
16
5
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108% Apr
99
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2
42 % Feb
93
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4
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25
13 >~Oct
3
21
23
8% Apr .16
16% Feb 15
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.
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98
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$3.75 preferred
$4.25
21
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$4.52' preferred
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Container Corp of America com
10
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.
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,
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71
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170
42
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100
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7
96
21
5
8
103% Feb
17
Apr 25
90% May 13
29
May 16
Jan
37
16 %
Jun
42%
42
55%
15%
*
6%
Consolidated
833/4
84%
27
*80
80
53
23
Consumers Power Co com—,_No par
3
31% May
14
15
833A
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,31%
19%
.'
133%, 133%
108%
54
12%'
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Consolidated Vultee
110
102% Jan
11
1
27
134
80
108
V
19% Jan 29
2
8
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25
com
36 % Jan
Jan
17
For footnotes
12% Jan
16% Apr 15
34% Jan
2
May 28
45 % Dec
106
9
8
July 31
21% Mar
99
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11
9% Mar 11
*
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34
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Laundries Corp
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15
83%
1,500
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55
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10,600
9
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42
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31%
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54
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8
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31
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102% ■"
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56
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33
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97
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94
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1
18
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63%
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71
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42
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19
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100
46%
109 Va
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108
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63 Va
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170
;.*84%
134
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82
95
•
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j
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iNo par
Power
32%
101%
>
83
5%
*133
108
'
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14
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30
28% Jan 30
28% Jan. 31
24
21% Feb 26
110
2
Feb .27
'
27 r
92
90% Oct
Feb
113
17
32% Jan
•16
'
29
7
25
27% Feb
19
Apr
July 20
34% Mar 21
27 :
31% Feb
2
13
106
: 61%
31:
Mills
19%
85
26%
26%
134
*41%
convertible
Nast
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25% Jan
97% Jan
31'A Dec
—10
Cone
109% Mar 27
3
31'
*810
:
Congoleum-Nairn Inc^—___j_No par
Consolidated Cigar
^No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
5
-2
3
25
$1.32
32%
38 Va
100
*
2
35% May 12
10
Feb
Commonwealth Edison Co
Conde
32%
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'
par
8
■
12% Jan
1
Feb
11
10% Dec
23% Feb
27
Feb
22%'Jun
.10% Dec
14'%'Jun
,
Jan 18
12
.July 17
30% Jan
19
19% Mar
2
30
102
28% Jan
18
'
45y2 Jan
Dec
28
7'% May
33% Feb
■
.
26% Feb 24
115'
July 19
13% Jan
10
35% Jan
Mar 21
10% Feb
!
99%
V:
46%
52%
the Week
Shares
383/B
63
'
9//B
109%
J
37
-
30%
-
18
Jun
Jan
33
11
37 5
31%
1
V
,
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Credit
30%
5%
108
Elec„5
JNo
Superheater Inc——'—*.
30
34% Mar 24
7% Apr 29
25% Mar 10
"
23
7% Jan
30
30
11% Feb
30
Engineering,/-'
38% May'23
4
57% Feb
*69%
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19
'50
■
x36% July 11
37
40%
84%
*60
Ohio
Friday
May n
-
32%
>
15%
15 Va
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/
52%.
14,700
'
71
5%
preferred_No par
Southern
52%
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19%
Co__,„_..No par
Carbon
150
40
'
'
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84%
common—No par
$4.25: cumulative
Columbian
4
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•
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45%
>150
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52%
;
75%
99%
30 Va
83
45 %
150
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31%
26%
2.50
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1534
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109%
400
41
381'4
97
30 Vb'
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45
78%
12
75%
'
101%
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2,000
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,
82%
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100
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71
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2,100
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4
15
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150
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com
noncumulative 2nd
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59 % Feb
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noncumulative
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f
809
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16
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Thursday
32%
63
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42% Jan
19
&
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37
37
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26
,
76
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1
1
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cumulative 2nd preferred—100
2
Feb
*100%
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Colorado
May' 3
54% Mar 27
15
45
53
-52%'
___100
15
Apr
par
$3.50 preferred-*.--—____A_No par
Collins .& Aikman Corp—
LNo par
Colorado Fuel & Iron—l___^_No par
57
38'/a
32%
30%
*81%
78%'
*76%
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp—_No par
Colgate>PaImolive-Peet com_*_No par
7
18
2
4
Apr
22% Feb
* 8
22
:july 31
22%
May 17
38 V4
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1
'
15
May 2*5
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88%
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12
38
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38
99%
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100
97
60
88%
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12
75%
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33
98%
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50
59%
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75
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62%
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15
4%
9
38%
61%
15
82
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33
30%
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.
99
7%
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Apr
Jan
29
39% Apr
Jan
95
Jan
Jun
58
4
11
46
Jan
12% Jan
4
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2
41
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Jun
88
27
38
j
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38
74%
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97
;
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16
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62%
r.
89
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64%
-
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—
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109% Jan
*12
88 Va
483/4
'
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12
16
'
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,
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4
28
-
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;
,
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18%
39%
48%
633A
88%
'
preferred—100
Clopay Corp
Apr
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12
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2
cum
15
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12
,
74 V8
Climax Molybdenum—*—i
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88%'
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63
'
*
3%;
preferred—100
guaranteed
59 V4
,
62%
183/b
39
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151/4'
15%
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A
; '
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12
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18
32% Jan
1
39
54% Mar 17
Special
58%
88%
100
Jan
136
IH'%
25
11
/
A
Saturday
Illuminating com_No
9,000
38 % A„
Milling1 Machine Go—10
Cbrp___i_
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Elec
1,100
17,200
43Vb
18%
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8%
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'
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38%
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.
20%
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1
10
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100 V'8
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7
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19
19
Feb
56
May
41% Feb
3
9
91
3
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Hi
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29
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8
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8
8
f
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-
39,100
;
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311/4
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8
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19
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200
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Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
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29
102
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35 % Jan
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Apr
4
42% Jan 28
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'
37% Jan
7
110
1
3
29
10
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19
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.;
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59
Clark Equipment Co_i—„_20
20
12
25 /■'
Jan
;
363/4
17%
24%
88
v
18
19 y8 Jun
36
Apr
78% May
53% Apr
71% Feb
Jan
i
16% Jun
.
2
41 % Apr
55% Feb
18
Dec
5
36%
25
Par
i_—•
500
24%
com—17
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60
3,300
.25%
STOCK
J__
'
6 V2
29%
.
>
58%
:
City Investing Co common,,
5
5%% preferred i—
1100
City Products Corp——
;_No par
City Stores Co common--—___5
8
26
Jun
94 % Jan
132
860
26
85
21
100% Feb
28
xl00% Nov 29
806
Oct
16
Cities
7
29% May' 1
18% Mar 18
•
-7% Dec
138
5
37% Jan
36% Feb
3% Mar 24 i
99% Apr
30% Mar
155
35% May
3
65% Jan 14
•
16
28
363/4
103%
6%
29
86
*37
preferred
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47% May 22
7 >
<105% Mar 12
1
13
34 % Apr
Jan
4%
103%
1,900
17%
62
C I T Financial
8
88% Jan
30
48% Feb
5
Oct
64% May
17% Jan
4
74% Jan
7
Jan
41 i
29% July 17
130% Dec 28
Jun'
Jan
140
74
•
;
24% Nov 24
84 '
42
5
38 =
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89% Dec
14
111
4
•
f
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.
86
Co_i—,*__i________25
2g
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
9
10% Mar 15
'
14% May 12
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Feb
50% Nov
•
6
26
38 % Dec
28
28% Jan
155
11
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21
10
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'
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8
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36
114
1
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90
25
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92
15
53 % Feb
87
140
22
9
26
•
'
Jan
97
-
15
16% Dec
102
:
54
•
Oct
32% Mar
2
41% Jan
•
31% Mar 15
11 Vb Jan
94
l
94% Jan
-
.
10
27% July 31 >'
27
37% May
•
11
120% Sep
»
3
85% Jun
31
•'
24%
17%
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_1
:
15%
283/4
36
9,900
5,100
j
34'%
24 Vb-
>
171/4
12
YORK
6%
28%
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10
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6%
28%
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-
800
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36
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1951
;
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36
-
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-
103%
104
63A
283A
46 VB
..
100
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38%
par
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preferred series A'
24 VB
43%
%
27,200
'
i
85%
*7%
par
Chickasha Cotton Oil—L
Childs Co commoh—i__ j_
Mar 12
48% Jan
preference
93/4
45 %
17%
13%
Chicago & South Air Lines—No par1
Chicago Yellow Cab__-„____-_No par
i
26
convertible
18%
35%
21%
100
Chicago Rock Isl
26
-
preferred
$3
'8
Feb
-12% Feb
1
10% Jan
Feb
60% May 22
89
19
11% May
15% May
>
73
.5%
18
18%
-
85 Va
55,
'
17%
*9%
£
173/4
24
Chicago Pneumatic Tool coui-No
1,400.
36
20
27
23%
86
20%
Feb
231/4
700
17%
41%
&
5,700
35%
18 %r
18%
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90
23%
84 Va
20%
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108 'A
22%
17%
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108'A
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86
373/4
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-
8
35%
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104
15%
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28
10,000
»
43%
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24Va
1,200
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423/8
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86
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13
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3,500
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17%
42%
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400
1
8
25 Va
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104
28
5% series A noncum pfd
—100
Chic & North Western com—No
par
>
15%
34
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9%
17
17%
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9
15
34
24%
18%
42
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35%
42
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34
24%
-
104
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15
24%
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19
34
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28
■
preferred __i—_i_
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Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cf A_25
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23%
23
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28
23%
22%
23 %
18%
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Chicago Corp (The)——J.
1
Chicago* Great Western Ry com—50
Mar 14
1081/4
23%
23%
23
9%
>33%
preferred——100
—i
23%
108%
23
33
19%:
RR com__No par
Class A
•,
108%
23
70
8,100
2,000
20%
7%
37%
108%
37%
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37%
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20 Va
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24,500
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20
37%
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ior
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40
139
1
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4,100
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Feb
>
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20
24
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16
50
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17
49
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32
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136
99%
,18%
51
.
39%
136
4
9
19% Jan
<
"
38%
16
12
16'A Dec
*103%
32% Feb
70% Sep
29 ■:
50%
104%
11 %
»
26
151
104%
45 'A Apr
'61% Apr
49% Jan
.52% Oct
58% Apr
43% Oct
i8%
*20
■
10*
L
25%
*150%
50%
100
-20%
.
1
^
26%
151
50%
104%
*16%
5
:
25%
*150
.50%
27
15.
52% Feb
38% Mar 28
Co
26
151
Jan
28 y2 Mar
-
Belt
Common
3%%
May 23
15% Jan
26
Corp__„
Chicago & East III
*19% May 20
21% Jan .4
1
44 Va
;
Manufacturing.,__ 1.25'
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry commpn__25l
May 22
23% Feb
2
12 y2 Jun
Pasco
$4.50 preferred
Checker Cab
36% May 22
May 24
17% Oct 29
27% Nov
5
>43%
Champion Paper &; Fibre Co—
'
20
de
Chain
July
,15% Feb
43%
,
*43%
109
36%
26%
43%
11%
137
.
4
14
9
43%
11%
100
9.50
8
20 y4
12% Jan
25%
43%
12
12
,39
—No par
Feb
34% Jan
'
Century Ribbon Mills—
29% Feb
104% Apr
May
25%
43%
5
Certain-Teed Products Corp—
•
May 17
33% Jan
2
25%,
!
*43%
50
'
1
*42
43%
:>?a8
_50
___
Central & South West Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co—
6
10
28
,<•
__
45
,18%
*
May 23
21
6
Central RR Co of N J class A
Class B
45
25%
"
preferred series B vtc_—100:
4%i%
4*
45
25%
Shares
109
36%
45
*103%
1
'
the Week
May 23
f
110
3 6 »/a
25%,
25%
rNo par
Hudson Gas & Hlec_-.No par'
Light common.:
0
preferred 3
1
100
*109
JG%
4>
"*56
■
5*
l
Georgia Ry vtc
Central Illinois
16
•58% Feb
22% May
98'1 Jan 1
16
Jan
28 y2 Jun
29
Apr
18
*3
33% May
•
2
-
Am*
5%
Central
18
23% May 16
17
14% Jan
6
'
"
Feb
23% May 16
39% May 16
7
32
23
s
;
•
4
11% Mar 26
5
18% May 23
30
2
53% Feb
;
20
Feb
16 % Apr
27
8 '/a Jan
33% Jan
14y8Jan
9% Feb
no
OU%
18%
r__120l
23% Mar 27
10% May
*109
3o%
*43%
No par'
preferred
liO
36
Friday
May 22.
25%
*135%
common..
5 %
*10a
36
'
_100
Corp
*
103%
35%
*45
Thursday
-
,
,25%
25%
preferred series A_100:
Celotex
20% Mar 12
8 Vz Jan
23
preferred
Sales for
May £1
108
35%
,45%
*150
conv
28
30
17% Jan
<
2nd
1U8
35%
*44
-1-100
4%%
2
17 V8 Jan
!
8
19% Jan
6
19% Jan
:3
Jan
7%
PRICES
Wednesday
May 20
*
.
Preferred 4;20% i
—100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par*
26
110% Jan
*107 %
Caterpillar Tractor common—r___l0'
2
May 15
17% Mar
e
"7% ,preferred
Mar 31
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
May 19
1
lty_100
Clinchfield &; Ohio
AND
Monday
May 17
:Conv preferred 4% series—
50!
Carriers & General Corp
T
Case (J I) ,Co new common__12.50
104% May 19
16% July
39% Jan
9
2
30% Apr 18
151% Mar 31
%
Saturday
*
*
Par'
Power & Light—
lNo par
Carpenter Steel Co—
—5Carrier Corp common—————10
29
99% May 16
'
(
.,
1
28
12% Jan
36% May 14
3
20% Jun
I
;
21
..17% Oct'
•
2
,z
'
Carolina
Apr
53 y4 Jan
2
13
20% Sep
15% Jan
18% Jan
-37
25% May 15
142
14; % Jan
LOW
STOCK
'
Carolina
20
3
58 % Aug
2
152 « Apr 12
116
Jun 18
105% May 24
14 % Jan
2
Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
109 y2 May 19
43% May
1
21% Jan 23
6
55% Jan
5
43% Jan
Mar
9
•39% Jan 10
,.10% Feb 20
6
NEW
Highest
,
*
96 %
99
'115% >15%
' 8%
8%
*16%
17
*96%
115%
*8%
*16'A
99
115%
8%
17
•
*96%
115%
8%
17
*96%
115%
8%
99
'96%
*115'/b
99
116
115'/4
8%
99
115%
8%
8%
*1-7
I714
17%
*115
,
834
17%
*
17
*96%
99
116
270
8%
'
8%
4,600
*17'4
17%
800
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
16
.
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1952
(2188)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
12 *4 Jan
28
7V2 Apr
9% Jan
30
59% Sep 12
56% Jan
2
18
Continental
common—5
No par
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
Convertible pref 5% series
50
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co.—20
Corning Glassworks common
5
3%% preferred »•
——100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common_25
x53% Dec
14
22 V* Jun
28
42% Jan
22
May
29% Jan
25
19 3A Jun
29
30% Nov
23 % May
28% Jan
2
60'A Jun
Jan
3
4 V* Nov
16
Jun
28
27% Jan
2
88 ¥2 Dec
20
10% Jan
2
25
Nov
17
15
Jan
2
33% Dec
26
477/8 Nov
24
97% NOV
20
31% Jun
29
79
Jun
28
23
Jun
25
13
77
9
14%
3
9% July
Jan
31Y2
6JA Nov
23
10 %
Dec
31
106%
96
Jun
48
57
28
2
12%
12
27%
8% July
231/4 Dec
23
99% Apr
132%
128% May 23 -i
28
Jun 29
37%
23
70% Feb 29
65% Feb
1
Jan
10
x3% May
15
2
Coty
Coty International
8
2 Ye Jan
3
1
38% Jan
25
9
11% Mar 31
25
26
Cream
May
1
Jan
3
15% May
1
19% Jan
28
5
34% Apr 28
48% May
1
57% Jan
99% Jan
9
102% Apr
May
1
80
May
1
22
Mar 25
10
190
1
12% Jan
May
94% Apr
18
99
49 y2 Jan
3
7% Apr
24
23% Feb
21
29
7
22
3
37% Jan
3
19
32% Mar
No par
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
8
35%
8
23%
23%
23%
133
23
24%
24%
24
50%
*50%
1,000
;■
24%
24
*50 %
51
800
23
1,900
120
51
18%
18
18%
1,200
67%
67
67%
67
671%
1,190
73%
73
73%
74
74%
1,900
99'A
98%
98%
*98
99
99%
*98'A
99%
*98
99%
68 %
68%
68%
67%
67%
176%
176%
*1753A
176%
176
20
3,ioo
140
3%
*3%
4
3%
4
2,500
1 %
1%
*1%
2
*1%
2
1,300
33%
33%
33%
34
97
97
97
11%
11%
11%
11%
25
25%
25 Ye
25 Ye
*96
97
11%
17%
2,200
25'/a
400
3,200
*25
17%
17%
34%
200
52
52%
2,200
51%
52
101%
102
32%
32 %
32%
81
81
81
\ 81
24%
25%
25
*24
25
*23%
18%
18%
•
,
100
11%
34%
101%
52
230
32
32%
2,900
81%
81%
800
25
25
25 %
26
*24
960
26
18%
18%
18%
1,200
190
*175
190
*175
190
♦175
101%
101%
32%
18%
-
3,700
98%
11%
17%
*34%
101%
51%
34%
34
*96%
35
17%
17%
35
*34%
8,ioo
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
64%
643A
*64 Ye
65 %
65%
65%
200
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
1,700
27
27
26%
26%
26%
7%
*26
•
7%
7%
7%
*95%
96 %
*95%
96
51%
51%
*51%
52
7%
35%
3,200
80
!
8
500
15,700
24 J, 4
•
1,200
7%
24
133
*130
133
35%
35'A
35%
35%
35%
51%
8%
51%
24%
24%
*130
133
35%
7%
96%
8%
7%
24
23%
*130
400
73/8
96 %
'
24
133
24
*130
35
*130
133
*34"%
35%
23%
*18
33%
26%
7%
96'A
51%
8
*23%
23
3%
*25%
7%
*95%
51%
7%
*130
*34%
22%
176
26%
7%
96%
51%
1
55%
68
*25%
7%
96
51%
8
1
*54
*98%
26%
7%
95%
51%
100
55%
73%
26%
7%
95'A
*51%
7%
pfd
*54
'18'A
10%
common
29
*98%
10%
A
1,700
29
55%
*28%
67
107/a
Class
9,200
22%
29'
18
*10%
Cushman's Sons Inc 1%
66%
22%
22%
29
50%
107/8
23
Jan
10
65%
66
22%
23%
*10%
Inc
Press
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
24% Feb
*175
190
6%
6%
*64%
64%
4,000
8
65%
x225/a
31% 32
80% 81
*24% 24%
*23
25
*18% 187/a
*175
190
6%
6%
*64% 64%
80%
24%
*23%' 25
18%
18%
2,000
7%
8%
22
29
25%
17% 17%
*34% 35
51% 52
101% 101%
80%
24
24%
800
72%
65%
*54
*25
32 Ye
32 Ye
32
81
133/a
72%
8
8
21%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Publishing common—No par
$7 preferred
No par
Prior
preferred
No par
52% Mar 31
131
preferred
11%
25%
17
35
51% 51%
101% 101%
13%
73
72%
72%
X65
18%
67%
33/a
*96
11%
Shares
13%
13%
13%
7%
73/a
99%
99%
67% 673A
176
176
37/a
4
1%
l7/a
11%
*243A
163A
*34%
25
18%
18%
*175
190
*6%
6%
*64%
64%
Curtis
8% Mar 20
Jan
68%
the Week
May 23
72%
73 %
98 A
*98%
176% 176V2
4
4
*l7/a
2
33% 33/a
*96
100
Friday
May 22
13%
55 %
22 A
24
50%
18
67 %
Thursday
May 21
5
Cuneo
16
22
Jan
30
*67%
81
24%
*23%
100
10
100
preferred
4%%
65 % May 23
26% Apr 24
6
Feb 20
129 % Jan
7%
noncura
Cudahy Packing Co common
2
7% Jan
3
Jan
63
18
Feb 25
20% Jan
23
19
May
1
RR 6%
Cuba
68%
32
preferred
pfd
6% preferred certificates
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
convertible
5%
30
25% May 21
18% Apr
No par
25
100
100
$4.20 preferred
Crucible Steel of Amer com
39% Jan 30
129% Jan
(The)
preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
21
31
92 % Jan
*67%
1
2
2.50
Crown Cork & Seal common
28
72 A
98 A
*98%
*71%
$2
36% Feb
72%
99%
99%
50 %
18
67%
72 A
99 A
99%
*67
—100
Corp
Wheat
of
...*98%
* 98 %
Wednesday
ccv
53 ,4
22 A
23 ,4
50/a
Sales for
SALE PRICES
L<>W A™ HIGH
Tu<esday
May 20
13
13
71% 72 .
7/4
7/a
64% 65%
21% 21%
22%
23 %
22%
23 %
*50 /a
18
*67 %
33%
33%
*96
100
11'%
11%
*247/8
25%
16%
16%
347/a
347/8
*51%
52
*101
101%
common.
preferred
Creameries of America
24
12 % Jan
Corp
,
51
18%
68
*176% 177
*4
4%
l7/a
l7/a
33A%
May 22
97
91% Jan
Co
23%
23%
23%
*50'/a
18%
—100
1
1
-
Inc
Crane
55%
25
preferred-—
1%
Apr
1% May
6
Corp
4y2Jan
178
7
31% May
10
Jan
5
Mar 8
Oct
8
Aug 20
Feb
3
Feb 15
Jan 10
Jan
9
Feb 10
Jan 24
Nov 15
11
x25
16
Jan
166
Apr
2
Nov
62
Jan
22
13
24% Feb
185
Mar 27
7% July
25
99% Apr
93
19 & Mar 29
180
9
87 % Jan
93
104% Feb
166 % May 17
2
69% Jan
16
66% Apr
19
79% Aug 17
186
Jan 23
5% Jan 26
2% Jan 12
42 y2 Oct 19
103% Feb 20
12% May 5
29 Ye Mar 7
22
Oct
8
39 y2 Feb 14
57% Oct
3
106
Jan 31
47y4 0ct
3
99% Oct
3
32
Mar 20
11
14
22% Mar 21
1
Apr 30
64
July 16
104% Mar 2
11
x92 % Dec
51% Jan
19
17% May
78
x91% Dec
Feb
50
2
72 % Jan
2
x66
9
8
1
Oct 11
x20% Sep 19
29
Jan
38
29%
of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
$3 prior preferred
8
Mar
55% Apr 28
13% May 24
*29'%
*54%
23
Delaware
Steel
53% Mar
52
21%
Oil
Continental
55% July
Mar 17
65
*21%
Continental
30
30
49
7%
*64
3
Jan
27% Feb
72
7%
*71%
14
Apr
25
33% Nov 16
—
Motors
75
12
26% Jan
Insurance
13
13
5
10
1
5
Fibre
Diamond
20% May
1
Feb
32
2
Continental
76
11% Jan 20
July
11
15% Feb
16
2
July
22
78
2
7% July
48 %
8
Jan
12% Apr 24
68% Apr
17% Oct 13
Jan
3
lo
64 % Nov
Par
EXCHANGE
Continental
Monday
May 19
>
13%
71 %
<1/2
7%
8
54% 65
21% 21%
x28/f 28'?
*53 /4 55 %
Saturday
May 17
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
1951
Year
1,100
D
3
l
35
91
Jan
3
95
May
xl0% Mar 18
13
Jan
2
9
,17% Feb
12% Dec 26
14% July 24
47
2
15% Mar 11
143/4 Mar 24
173/8 Feb 29
31% Jan
34
Dec 31
Jan
49
May 15
Common
May 16
May 15
'
29
29% Jan
2
34% Sep
Jan
99
Dec 28
85
100% Feb
84% Dec 26
Feb
104
Dec
28
17 % Jan
8
25% Sep
Jun
27
3
69 3A Oct
8
33% Feb
Jan
2
30 3A Jun
25
41% Jun
25
10% July
20% Jan
2
2
26
48% July
2
69% Oct
60% Jun
29
95
Preferred
3.90%
series C
100
*98
99
50c
*193A
19%
50c
*8%
8%
8
1
54%
54%-
*54%
No par
63%
63 %
63
34'A
33 3A
May 22
Rubber Co
Dayton
24% Feb
b
9% Jan
14
Records
Decca
Deere
8
34% Apr
21
Jan
2
49% Apr
29
14% Jan
4
&
7%
Co
common
Delaware
Delaware Lack Sc
Delaware
2
100
Power &
18
253/4 Jan
27
79
May 23
Escrow
ctfs for
x70
4
86
% May 22
Escrow
ctfs
Mar
20
May
1
24.3/4 Jan
23
6
19%
Jan
3
24
193A Feb
2'r
8%
55%
56
56
563/8
55%
56%
553/8
56%
2,400
633A
64%
64%
64
64-'"
64%
63%
64%
3,800
333/8
333/4
A. 33%
33 %
*46%
47%
473/a
47%
3
1951
Year
27% Jan 21
Devoe
Jan
10
43
8
35% May 20
Jan
10
143/4 Jan
$1.50
1,800
13 Va
13'A
13 'A
24%
24%
24%
24%
74%
75%
76
77%
76%
79
84%
84%
86'A
85%
86 %
213/a
21%
21%
21%
22%
3,600
23%
23 3/a
23%
23%
23%
11,800
cum
;
19
103/a Jan
8
14% Jan
2
66% Oct 15
19% Oct
29
773/4 Jan
10
119% Sep
29
111% Feb
2
180 % Jan
3
Car
Sep
244
13
22
27% Oct
3
80% Dec
20
93% Feb
1
19% Jan
10
33
10 % Nov 21
17
,
81
>
32
Nov 21
Feb
9
9%
260'
2
May
x22 % Feb
Dow
2
18
Jan
2nd
Dresser
22
5
Feb
7
33A%
79% May
xll4% Jan
x92% Jan
7
45% Jan
10
6
8% Apr
54% Feb
20
;
92
8
Jan
125
19 /
26
8
3
106% Feb 23
102% May
,
12% Feb
1
8
Jan
10% Jan
25
7
-
46%
47
46%
*343A
13%
133/4
4
13% Jun 29
41% July 10
11
36% July
2
15% Jun 28
31
15% Jan 30
Jun 22
Jan
25
44% Dec
18
1% Jan
2
40% Jan
2
July 20
25
48% Jun
26
23% Jan
2
2
12% July 17
16% Apr '20
26% Nov 8
11
19 % Jun 29
5% Jun 28
29
28 9/4 NOT
X
Dec
18
30
19
33% Sep 28
51% Sep 17
50% Sep 14
182
Jan 11
44
17
20
May
1
13% May 15
42% May
1
Jan
28
28% Jan
2
25
25% Jan
18
163A Jan 21
48
Jan
21
22%
May 17
2
101% Mar 22
15
Dec
8
97
2
443A Jan
24
'1% Feb
io
46% Sep 21
16% Jan 12
31% Oct
25
123/4 Mar 11
.
.54% May
23/4 Oct
Apr
2
40
May
12 Va May
13
24% Apr
12%
32%
32%
32%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
53%
533A
55
55
553A
56%
57%
56 3A
109%
110%
*103%
1033/4
*1033/8
1033/4
103%
257
260
260
260
109
108 3A
109%
1093/4
111
1033/g
103%
103 %
103%
103% V:
24
preferred
100
*81
82
81
81
*31%
33%
33%
33%
No par
253%
9%
9'A
9%
833A
84
119
97
Duquesne Light Co. 3.75%
pfd
50
•
Cigar Corp
*48%
\
*8%
Eastman Kodak Co common
97
49%
9
119
■
13% Feb
29
19% Jan
2
26.
2
7% Feb
23
13
3
71% Feb
59
6
66
For footnotes
6
61% Jan
see page
24.
153/4 Apr
14
7
May 22
6 Va Mar 17
23
62 % Jan
Mar 28
17% Jan 29
22% Apr 30
69
11
May 22
May
7
66% May 13
Radio
&
>5%
48 3A
19%
19%
20
20
20
20
23%
233/4
23%
233/4
23%
23%
21'A
21%
21%
21
21
14
*13%
43
423/4
43
♦169
*38
171
38%
169
38%
14
43%
169
38%
423A
♦169
383A
800
170%
383A
16%
90
18%
98%
*97
98
98
98
13%
13%
473A
48%
48%
42%
12%
12%
25 Va
25%
*48%
49%
*48
49%
37 Va
37
37 Vi
37
37%
15%
15%
15%
14%
14%
Mfg Co
4
Phonograph
Co
common
Pittsburgh RR Co
No par
—100
50
37
*15 Va
14
*21
26%
*98
22
5%
22
2
2
2
171
*169
169
170
30
169
38%
38%
39
39%
39
39%
1,200
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
700
*
*87
90
*87
18
18%
18
*98
99%
*98
13%
48
*1%
13%
48%
2
133A
473A
1%
*87
90
18
18
*98
99 %
90
133/4
483A
49
1%
2,200
3,800
1%
43%
1%
20
14
48%
14
2.066
18
99%
43%
3,800
1,600
*42 3/a
423/4
423/4
43
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
1,100
243A
25
12%
24%
12%
25%
25%
25|%
25%
4,600
49%
48%
481/2
*48%
49%
20
37
373/8
37
37%
37%
37V4
7,700
15
15%
15
15%
143A
14%
1,300
423/8
42%
12%
12%
123/8
24%
25%
25
49%
*48%
*48%
200
21%
*169
18%
2
233/a
*21%
13,400
*87
47%
10,300
213/8
43%
*16%
42
5,800
23%
23%
13%
183/s
2
20%
20%
23%
43%
16%
42%
20%
20%
*21 Va
13%
90
48%
600
43%
*18%
2
9%
133/4
*87
13%
9 Va
43 Va
18%
13%
140
9
13%
90
13%
600
49
48%
43%
16%
13%
1,000
48%
133/4
*87
*963A
18,200
97%
43
*16
16%
853A
118%
133/4
*13%" -14
1
18 3/s
*97
43%
-
*13%
:
118%
200
9,000
11
'
*203/4
3
preferred series A
Erie &
97 Va
9
10
Empire District Electric
Erie RR
•;
85
85%
118 %
97 Va
193/4
5
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common
25
4% preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
6.50
Equitable Office Bldg
1
Emerson
84%
118 %
973A
*48 %
*473A
common
Electric
85 %
118%
*97 Va
9
5
Natural Gas
Paso
x84%
-483/4
No par
15
(The)
preference
El
223/a Mar 27
173/4 Jan
5%
Co
10'A
9
50
Auto-Lite
35%
10%
21%
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electric Storage
Emerson
100
5% Feb
24% Feb
Elastic Stop Nut Co—
Electric
82
*32%
10%
23%
100
1
preferred
51% Jan 18
38'A Jan 24
2*8% Feb
May
94% Apr
20% Jan
22% Feb
16
*81
35%
9
100
Elliott
15
5
2 % Apr
.
1,800
82
*118%
-49
700
4,400
24%
10 %
9
*48%
9
1
973A
97
49
9
119
*118%
973/4
*48%
85%
84%
84'A
119
*97
11,500
200
%
*32%
193A
2.50
common
28% Mar 24
16% Mar 16
12
52 % Mar 29
10
4,800
:
112%
*81
233/s
.2
preferred
16% Mar 19
48% May 13
33% Feb
14
10
9%
1,800
34.600
,
353A
*20%
100
preferred
Manufacturing Co
9
33% May
1
14 % Apr 24
613/4 Dec
Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
1
8
103% Jan
14% Jan
*32%
10
5
10
Eastern Airlines Inc
4%%
34
34
24
24 %
24
'
1,400
12
81
81
81 Va
*81
1
10
Eagle-Picher Co
Products Co
24% >24%
111%
1113A
110
& Co-
83%
14
♦254
24%
23%
9%
7
258
*254
254
♦251
33
*32
vis 12
103%
24
—
t;|
10334
♦258
53%
'
109
254
15
6
3
Jan
57
12%
32%
21
24
Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
38% Oft
22% Jan
Nov
102
21»A
56%
12%
32
20%
j >1
900
33%
21
57 %
12 3A
31%
201/4
*118%
41/4%
33%
213/a
12
32%
n
Ekco
12 Va
34
121/4
*233A
43% Mar 18
52% Mar
20
Apr 29
18% May 17
12
32 3/4
9%
32%
No par
89
23
32%
*11%
9%
32%
\
50c
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
17
Jan
163A Feb
15% Jan
9 3/a
31%
9%
323A
20 Va
1
1,200
9%
32%
9 3/a
9%
32%
common—
preferred
Is
2
83
9 •%
313/4
9%
Week},
\
Shares
May 23
May 22
32
15
Jan
8
the
Friday
Thursday
12%
No par
No par
-
Eaton
26
V
9%
_No par
common
series A
17
26
93/a
14,200
8alea for
313A
5
40% Jan
Sep
22 Va
10%
21%
169'A May
Feb
22
10%
22%
21
19
4,900
10%
27
95
10%
X21%
Jan
19% Feb
1,000
10%
223/a
No par
6%
13
10%
Preferred $3.50 series
6
13
103/8
No par
convertible
Eastern
13%
22%
Saturday
800
13
13%
LOW AND HIGH BALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
May 21
May 20
May 19
1,000
34%
*34%
343A
13 Va
1,200
34 %
22%
36% Feb
158
7
Aug
Apr 30
22 % Apr
34%
1,700
48
*47%
35
103/B
1
lo
*13%
35
111
X34 %
*109
47%
10 3/a
tr
19% Jun 25
35%
13%
35
35%
*13%'
46
22%
International
DWG
46%
35
Preferred $4.50 series
J
98% Apr
1
493A Feb 27
46
111
223%
Common
2
1193/a Apr 25
110
47
35%
35
1093/4
103/a
No par
du Pont de Nem (EI)
26
34%
1093/4
103/a
Duplan Corp
12% Jan 23
May 19
34%
1093/4
34%
223/4
Corp
Industries
Dunhill
84
f
23 3A
34%
109
34%
*31'A
Chemical Co
$3.25
May 23
900
50c
2
Ltd
$4 preferred
363A Mar 18
27
Jan
Mines
26% Apr
233A
24
10%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
62% Jan 28
105% Mar 29
500
24
*9%
Dome
116% Jan
100
17%
13%
Corp.
Doehler-Jarvis
'
15
17%
*14%
2
Co
Pepper Co
Dr.
15
18 3/a
109
34%
109
46%
*143A
*173A
24%
23%
24%
243/s
24
15
17%
Co
Cup
21% May 20
3
99% Jan
20% Jan
112% Nov 27
*34%
Corp
12% May 13
2
52
Apr 17
100% Feb 29
11/
Dec
270
Motor
363/4 Jan
31% May 14
16% Jan 16
38% Aug 16
„
25
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Dixie
2
46%
preferred
*233/4
34%
110
700
5%
53A
5%
5%
53/4
4,500
17%
*143A
18
18
18
*17%
24%
24'A
*34'A
*108%
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
r
Dlvco
2
T
17%
17%
15
*14%
13,500
60
*58
60
*58
60
53A
5%
*53/4
5%
15
23'A
*58
60
*58
60
*58
233/a
23%
233/8
23%
60
STOCKS
2
14% Jan
233%
23%
*58
10
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
3
Jun
24%
13%
24%
21%
No par
common
Stores
37% Jan
30 % Jan
Match
Distill
12% Jan
16% Jun
*24%
13
84
2
Diana
29
Oct
4,900
21
100
19
21
94
13%
84
common
28
9% Apr
10% Dec 21
Co
preferred
Jan
11
29 % Feb
16% July
900
13 %
74
W RR Co_100
26 Ye Jan
8
16% Apr 13
"""
47%
83
5
Alkali
Diamond
3
373A Dec 17
»
47%
207/«
Co
cum
Diamond
152% Mar 31
'
12
48
73
Raynolds class A
4.40%
6
1
&
Diamond
25
114% Feb
•
5
x217/a May 21
Highest
22 % Jun
33%
47%
133/4
53/4
20
11
33%
47%
13%
*14%
Vilbiss
1,200
34
33%
82%
5%
33% Nov 26
96
%
21
14%
Range for Previous
Dec
1,200
82%
*53/4
',12% May
Feb 13
31
28
Lowest
81
2,000
8%
20%
14%
323/4 Jan
8
11% Feb
13% Nov 24
156% Dec
19%
8%
82
1
45 Va May
363A Feb 20
Apr
19 3/a
8'A
21%
1
34% May
Feb"10
20
19
19%
8 Va
20%
Detroit Steel Corp
De
40
19 3/8
8 3/s
82
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
18% Jan 28
200
100
24%
11
14
32 3A Dec
Jan
8%
*8 Va
*97
20
19%
99
95
*93%
99%
*98
99%
20%
95
99
72%
21
23 Va Apr
54
19
*93%
72
29
1
11
19
>83A Dec
95
94
*93
24%
6% Jan
14
45% Jan
Nov
94
72%
18 % Feb
106'A Apr 29
45
*93
4,700
24%
1
16 3/4 Jan
35%
72
14
Feb
14
35%
24%
13
60
13%
35
100
8
20
for
Detroit Edison
7
Mar
14
343/4
933A
92%
*93 %
6,100
900
*133/4
100
Detroit Hillsdale & S
Mar~~9
293/8 Mar
90% Dec
34%.
76,800
24%
Light Co—13.50
common
preferred
Derby Oil Co (The)
17
%
52%
333A
13%
5% Apr
Jan 20
8
26
Nov
13%
3,300
35
A
513/4
63%
*46%
55% Feb
2
Mar
64
39% Dec
82
34%
A
52 Va
3/a
52
8%
133/s
*13%
Western
35 Va
~
A
523/8
20
:
343A
15%
55%
>
47%
*463A
50
Hudson
&
*34
20
preferred
Feb
36 %1 Nov
99
Inc
Deep Rock Oil Corp
63% Jan 25
20
19%
15%
35%
/
%
*98
99%
*98
*14%
*14%
34%
95
*93%
10%
153/a
20
95%
*10%
13%
■
92%
92%
92%
35
*94
10%
52
34%
*93%
Apr
23% July 20
43% Jun
14
34%
*91
62
25% Sep
Jan""17
Dec
135/8
34%
95
3
14% May
12
133/4
34'A
92%
'
Jun
13%
35
*93'A
Feb 17
25% Dec
8
5% July 25
8 3A Jan
133/4
*343A
*91
23
79 %
;
21% Apr 10
60
Oct 23
24
10
7
i
95%
*10%
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
15% Mar 29
16%
133/4
50
100
5
/'
52%
52%
100
'
2
/Dec 27
17% Feb
513A
53
series B
69% Mar
43
52%
53
series A
12% Apr 24
Jan 19
53% Feb
9
A
3.75%
31% Jan
37
57
pfd
4.60%
Dayton Power & Light common
1
May
35%
1#
2,700
■
*94
11
*14%
15%
343A
%
3.75%
16
17
Apr
.Apr
*143/8
34%
3/a
Preferred
99
1
54
153/B
34%
Preferred
21
May
60
*14%
16
.
22
92% Jan
V 8
153/a
34%
*14%
35
34%
34%
94%
*10%
'
34%
34%
94
A-
34%
i
16
/ 96
4
17
11
Apr
28
19
11
94% Apr
2
Jan
88
96
*103/8
34 Mr
:34 3A
*94%
11
34%
A
Daystrom Inc
.4
35% Mar 21
19
853A Jan
Oct 19
74
153/4 Jan
24
v
19
4
1
26
10
11% Oct
41% Jan
91
13 % Apr
20% Apr 14
Oct
15
*10%:.
34%
95%
*10%
95%
rights
Preferred
533/4 May 16
May 15
51
2
*94
*94
*34
34%
*34%
1
lOo
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5% convertible preferred
20
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
1
Corp common
33A% preferred series A
8
37% Mar
25
90
Dana
May 23
2
Jun
Jan
100% Mar 16
25% Jan
32
42%
14
14
14
14
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
21
21
21%
22
21%
22
22
22
21%
22
26%
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27 %
3,200
14%
21%
27%
2 6 3/8
26%
99
*98
22
22
53A
22%
*67%
68
*64
67
5%
22
67%
*64
263A
99
22%
*98
21%
14%
99
98
983/4
99
22%
21%
22
21%
53/4
5%
5%
534
53A
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
67
673A
*64
22
,
r.
.,99%
4,800
99%
22,
.
'
fit a''"Oi.
;A
*
53A
22%
67%
100
12,800
673A
*67
68
68
67
*64
67
*64
53A
5%
5%
22 3/4
23
68
68
68
66
64
64
23
,5,000
__5,500
A'~ 24,800
,
—
500
40
Number 5119
Volume 175
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
17
(2189)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Tear 1951
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
3
5% May
1
13
11% May
8
15 % Mar
4
Evans Products
6
14
11
Jan
22
12% Mar
4
Eversharp
44
May 17
8% May
11% Jun
28
16
Apr
37
25
53
Dec
Jun
4% Feb 26
2% Dec 31
2% Feb
6% May 16
54
27
Feb
Saturday
EXCHANGE
18% Apr
5% July 27
13 % July 11
Eureka Williams
Par
3% Feb 15
6%
6%
"6%
6%
*6%
6%
*6'A
6%
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
*12 %
12%
12%
12%
200
Inc
1
*11%
11%
12
12
12
12
12 V8
11%
12%
1,800
___3
*11%
*43%
*2%
44%
3
44%
*2%
44%
44%
*2%
44%
"44%
45
*2%
3
22%
22 %
14%
17%
15 %
*54%
57
31%
4%
39'A
*102%
*13%
22'/a
22 %
14%
17%
15%
55
57
31%
Exchange
Buffet Corp
3
23% Jan
11
Fajardo Sugar Co
29
Morse
Co
&
*2%
22%
22%
22%
*22'A
22%
22%
22%
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
1
♦14,/2
14%
14%
Family
1
17%
17V4
14%
17'/a
16% Jan
13% Jan
9
16% Dec
3
15% Jan
2
18 % May 22
11% Jun
28
29"% Mar 27
12% Feb
28
46% Dec
12
51% Dec
31
48% Feb
19
57
Apr 25
50% Jan
2
82% Oct
9
56
Apr
28
71
Jan
23% Jan
6
31% Oct 25
28% Feb
28
33% May 23
5% Jan 11
Federal Motor Truck
21
41% Jan
19
Federated Dept Stores common
3
103% Apr
8
8% Feb
37% Feb
100
21
4
18
3
Jan
Apr
26
13% May 19
16% Jan
38% Apr
78
Jan
68% Mar
4
20
70% Dec 31
50
19
107% Mar 17
104
35
40% Aug 16
13
15
1
96
x69% Jan
12
27% May
20
Sep 28
10% Nov 21
107
34% Mar 13
Jan
2
Dec
3
106% Feb
21
Dec
19
28% Mar 21
19% May
2
22% Jan
17 % Jan
2
19 % Aug 21
17% Mar
7
26% Dec
32% Mar 20
1
101
Mar
2
90% Dec
26
33% Apr
2
94
9
$4
25% Jan
25
12
13% Apr 18
16% May 15
14% Mar 14
23% Jan 30
Follansbee
Steel
5
19% Apr
18
23% Jan
Food
10
98
Apr 24
99% May 1
90% Jan
2
114
87% Nov 30
Feb
27
92% Jan
54
Dec
14
43
14
102
15
Jan
20
24%
16% Nov 24
May'Il
Apr
29
13% Feb
9
49% Sep
27
35% May 20
46
July 10
17% Oct
3
15
18% May 21
24% Nov 26
30% Jan
2
22% Apr
4
75
95
3
75% Jan
10
Jun
Dec
3
6% Nov
20
Feb
-10% Jan
12% May
9
Feb
4
26
14
Jan
10V2
10
11
1,200
3,600
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
7,400
15%
15%
15 J/4
15 Va
15%
8,700
15
55%
%
55
55
*54i/2
55
58
58
*57 %
58%
300
32
32
32%
32%
33i/2
33%
1,100
4%
4%
4%
39
*43/4
39%
40%
103 >A
102%
102 J/4
102%
13%
13%
*13i/2
133/4
1,000
32
32%
31%
323/4
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29
29
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97
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100
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81
6%
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2,100
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106
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20
44%
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20
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110
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31%
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13%
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58
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14%
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10
Trailer
14%
19%
15
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14%
97
pfd ser of '51
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84% Mar 20
22 J/2
14%
30
& Chem Corp
Sulphur
223/4
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147/8
197/8
cum
Freeport
22%
22 y4
96
29%
29%
1
Froedtert Corp
22%
14%
29%
preferred—100
400
22%
20
preferred
3
22%
20
_
Franklin Stores Corp
9
Jan
3
20%
Corp
convertible
*2%
3
v
97
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
18
14
9%
7%
Inc
45
*95%
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3%%
9
4
35% Nov 29
40 %
*20
3y4%
98% Apr
16% May 17
105%
*39
common
$4.20 div
29
23% Apr
19
Feb
29
9%
*105
39%
Food Machinery
Apr 25
56% Jan 28
Jan
1 05%
1
Stores
Power
Fair
54%
97
Florida Power & Light Co
Shoe class A
2
74%
54%
29%
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13
Florida
74%
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Florence Stove Co
4
13 %
31
55
39 %
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55
,
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—No par
10
100
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56%
31%
4%
102%
39%
103
common_.No par
preferred
Jan
110 % Dec
30%
No par
4%
47/8
*13%
100
Flintkote Co (The)
8
20% May 21
29% May 12
17
19% Mar 30
10
preferred
26% Oct
28
31
5
(The) Carpet Co
25% Feb
Jun
13% Dec
18% Jan
*4%
39%
10
First National Stores
25
31%
1
Firth
92
Apr
4%%
31%
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Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
8
56%
5
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2
58
100
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55
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,
No par
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15
55
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2
preferred
15%
•
17%
15 %
55
15%
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11% Feb
May 20
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ser
40% May 12
9% May 17
1
50
common
pfd
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
Ferro
23
Apr
14% Apr
33% Oct
21
4%%
75% May 21
3
May
Jan
Corp
cum
Federal-Mogul Corp
2
Oct
conv
Federal Mining & Smelting Co
19
30% May 17
54% Nov
103
1
Jan
5%
106
2
Jan
5
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25
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13% Jan
17% Jan
65
4% May
2
54% Feb
22
Finance
12
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22'/a
20
3
14
3
No par
12% Jan
26
44
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27% Jan
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6%
44
2.50
19
30
1,000
6%
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17 % Feb
Nov
Shares
6%
13
12% July 30
Dec
the Week
May 23
6%
2
5
Friday
May ii
*12%
26% Feb
38% Oct
Thursday
May 21
5
21% July 20
100
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
May 20
Ex-Cell-O Corp
11
.15% Apr
SALE
Tuesday
5
Corp
Co
21% Apr 17
22% May 20
27% Dec 28
27
Monday
May 19
May 17
F
26% Deb
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest
220
106
80
98
98
20%
20%
20%
500
20'A
20 %
201/4
20 Va
20%
8,200
29%
29%
28%
293/a
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29%
6,400
13%
13%
13 %
133/a
16%
16%
16%
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29V2
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103
97%
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17
12%
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23%
81
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173
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6% May 17
10% Mar 21
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19% Oct 23
11% Mar 29
Jan
2
20% Jan
13
7% Jun
13
9% Feb
9
9
36
19
8% Jan
19% Jan
4
Gabriel Co
19% Jan 23
May 15
20
9
6% May 15
Gair Co
Apr 29
8% Jan
Gamble-Skogmo
May 29
40% Oct
17 y4 July 19
21% Jan
8
Jan
-3
26% Oct
15
18
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19% Jan 21
20
18
Jun
28
26 y4 Oct
15
22 y. Feb
5
26
6% Jan
12
8
16
15
41 y4 Jan
18
32% May 23
36
Jan
10
40 y2 Aug 24
6% Apr
33 y4 Apr
23% Jan
25
36% Aug 30
27% Jan
31
8% May
Apr 10
31% Dec
2
20% Jan
48% July
9
58% Feb
10% Jan
2
12
Jan
5
162
15 y8 Jun
29
149
8y8 July
2
2
29
9
11
125
30
Apr
2
58
14
15
May 20
11% Apr
4%%
28
1
General
8
79
May
9
4%
32
Jan
14
4%
7
9
17% Jan
5
119% May 13
1st
General
7%
16
32% Apr
3
37% Jan
14
40
8
49 Va Jan
4
63% Sep
17
54% Feb
20
59% Jan
7
General
Electric
18
7% Jan
4
39% May
8
General
Finance
19
Dec
5
7% Nov
8
91
16
48% Jan
18
105
Jan
11% Mar
65% Jan
53% Oct 26
Xll8
Oct
8
Dec
6
109% Dec
13
41
2
90
Apr
18
Jan
3
3
52% Apr
Jan
Feb
8
4
105
Apr
10 % Jan
12
General
General
124
May
5
5%
116
Jan
4
Mills
3%%
12
Year
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
54
May
3
46
Jan
2
119
Nov
29
126% Jan
5
119% Jan 11
May 22
21% Feb
6
31% July 30
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10
18
17% May 19
3
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16% Jan
2
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3% Feb
31
207/8 Jan
4
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25
2
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17
8% Jan
28
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17
33
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17
28
119
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2
32
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29
40
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25
24
105
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18
96
6
33 % Jun
*27 V4
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57 y2
11%,
21
39% Jan
17
104 V, .Tan
7
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(
27
92
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16
76
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16
77% Feb
18
17% Jan
10
26
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14
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1
23% Jan
5
24% Jan
2
33
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21
30 y8 Jan
9
2
24% Feb
5
94% Jan
30
15 y2 May
Apr
17
8
22% Feb
16
18
15
20% Jan
7
26
34% May
1
42% Jan
24
7% May
5
9% Jan
140
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31
1
125
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23
24% Feb
1P
16% Mar
10
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18
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103
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8
40% Nov
26
50
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6
40
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13
109
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8
104
17% Feb
2
19
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45
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3
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28
>2
3
104
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6
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3
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22
83
6
51
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5
8
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131
9
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5
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3
Jan
Shoe
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Gen
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(The)
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$4.50
.
105% Feb 29
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107% Apr
8
24
3% Feb
8
4
conv
Gotham
2
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11% Mar 17
13% May 23
31% May
Feb
2
2
16% 8ep
26
13% Jan
29
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14
46% Feb
2
27
38
2
5,
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2
15
30
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33 V8 Jan
8
34
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11
15
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30
51% Jan
22
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6
4
18
Apr
29
19% Mar
138% Jun
28
154
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30
140
Jan
3
145% May
73% Jun
29
82
Jan
22
44% Oct
9
35% May 24
22
Feb
6
22% Jan
66% Mar 13
4
5%%
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28
Co
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2
11% Feb
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com
com
3
96% Apr
4%%
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100
Co Inc
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Jan
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1
& Die Corp__No par
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preferred
51
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Bay & Western RR
94
41
100
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6
-
17%
60
5
common
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common—12.50
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19%
19%
34%
34%
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7%
125 % 125%
2%
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7
66% Mar 13
2
For footnotes see page 24.
4,600
11 Va
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Sales for
1
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 21
Tuesday
May 20
May 22
May 23
Shares
54%
55
124%
124
54%
55
124%
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54%
55
31,400
55
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Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop__No par
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.
31%
104%
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Motors
Grayson-Robinson
8
Jan
220
57%
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31
27%
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preferred
cum
22
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192% Mar
1053/4
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11
117
17%
17%
59%
60
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10
common_.No par
preferred
(W T)
41% Jan
Mar
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90
81
19%
31%
96%
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34%
7%
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26% Jan
36
1
Inc
(B F)
Union Co
28
Aug 30
__2.50
Granby Consol M S & P
Greyhound
10% Jan
91
No par
Hosiery
20% May
36
20%
(The) common—No par
Graham-Paige
34
9% Feb
*20
No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc.!
4
24
45% Jun
105 %
5t%
30
17%
3%
22%
28%
123
9%
42%
27%
89
81
5
common—
Common
27% Apr
31% Aug
105 %
57 %
*78
38%
*87%
*77
19%
27%
*77
preference__No par
$5 preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
$5
27%
*87%
^
1
Brewing Co
Granite
Jan
31%
32%
102
1
common
preferred
Glidden Co
Goodrich Co
57 % Jan
91
38% :
98
100
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Grand
14
31%
32 %
*100
__100
:
Co
Brothers
32% May 23
18% Feb
98
20
2.50
convertible
24 y4 Jan
103% Feb
*38%
-
100
Georgia-Pac Plywood Co__
2iy8 May
17
21%
______1
preferred
7
Apr 25
28% May 6
29
42%
preferred
28 Va Mar 16
Jun
*41%
common
4%%
9
10% Jan
43% Mar 17
12
No par
*20%
3%%
21
88% Dec
29
9'%
preferred
Goodall-Sanford
5
16
1
27%
104%
56%
9%
22%
28%
*119
9%
*41%
*20%
21 %
*38%
38%
98
98
31%
31%
*32
32%
*100
104
22%
123
9%
Telephone Corp
4%%
3%
4
10c
Corp
17%
17%
29
Steel Castings $6 pfd—No par
67% Apr
2% May 14
21
22%
38%
38%
*120
100
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co—.100
x49% Jan
May
3%
Utilities Corp
x__5
Signal com_____No par
Goebel
10 y4 Jan
27% Feb
*17%
10c
18
29
97
Corp___No par
Service
Refractories
29
9
*38%
"When issued"
21% Jun
Oct
par
16
Apr
1
124%
*99
99%
21%
21%
1
6%
29 y4 Nov
6% July 10
Advertising—No
18% May 22
3
20
May 12
*123%
1,100
104%
16%
54%
54%
124
124
99%
99%
*21 %
21%
54%
28
58
General Tire & Rubber Co
.
Dec
21
par
No par
General Time Corp common__No par
Mar 10
93% Apr
54%
200
11,900
*27%
156%
16%
9%
Monday
May 19
May 17
5
2
Apr
Mar 20
Par
3
89
20
40
Saturday
31% May 13
26
31
Jan
100
35% Jan
31 % May 23
100
3
7% Nov
31%
58%
*9%i
9%
*43%
43%
*95%
96%
7y8
7%
55%
56
*123% 124
*110
115
No par
General
1
120
118
2,900
6%
11
79%
30y2
*16y4
16y2
116% 116y2
31 %
31%
*38%' 39%
58%
59 Vs
9%
9%
43%
44
*95%
96%
6%
7%
56
56
123% 123%
*110% '115%
58%
1
102% Jan
2
Jan
18% July
31%
*38%
No par
series
General
81
27% Jan
*16y4
*116V2
•27%
105 %
6%
200
57 %
*78
*30
30V2
16y2
27%
105%
27%
27%
*104% 105y2
57 %
57 V4
11
U%
155
155
*16%
9%
79
30V2
*
156 Va
16%
9% *
27%
27%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
14
30
86% Dec
9%
*78
STOCK
46% Apr
96% Jan
16% July
"
1
10
31
100
*155
: *16%
common_3
25
81% Dec
6
*11
100
9% Feb
■
91% Dec
'
27%
*104%
5
50
9
29% Jan
25% May
72
28%
28 y4
com__l
preferred
General Realty & Utilities
Apr 28
36% Feb
29
Dec
27
101% Apr
Jan
28 V4
No par
25
May 23
1,900
32
Jan
22
23%
31 %
Public
Gen Railway
6
23%
30%
preferred
Equip
23%
29%
100
Public
23%
29%
__No
Precision
General
General
121
20% May 21
101
Gen
23%
28%
Portland Cement Co
29% May
10
Jan
5
May 10
*23%
,
34
common
Outdoor
23% May 21
3
25
119
130
General
22% Mar
20
8
10
Gen
23%
34
No par
$3.75
23'/a
6%
preferred
Preferred
40% May 23
20
167/a May 14
23
31
$5
1,100
34%
General Motors Corp common
23% Mar 17
2
34% Feb
12
29
Dec
30% Jun
3
Jan
Jun
July
21% Dec
21
28% Oct
22
115
8
Feb
2
100 y4 Jan
20
27% Aug 31
4
124 y4 May
x94% Jan
10
Dec
9
Feb
22%
6%
com
YORK
18%
22%
-
*33%
EXCHANGE
Highest
55% May
50
2
105% Jan
94
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
*183,4
22%
6%
35
STOCKS
1951
18%
22%
34V2
preferred
Range for Previous
18%
22%
6%
No par
convertible
18%
22%
*33%
Instrument Corp
General
60
2
*18%
6%
conv)
Corp
18%
22%
34%
1.66%
Corp
cum
*18y8
22 J/2
6%
preferred
17
Jan
($2
Foods
$3.50
18
118
123% Oct
128
7
96% May 22
67/8 May 19
8
Jan
45
Dynamic
Preferred
*35%
,
*33%
Corp
39% Nov
1 General
100
363/g
6%
Co
6% Jan
Mar
4,500
7%
"7%
*36
33y2
28V2
2
24% Jan
7%
36%
,
23y2
Cigar Co Inc com___No par
26
7%
*35%
;
33%
*33%
_50
100
18
3i5
22%
com
27% Oct
7%
7
36
36
6%
2nd preferred
41% Jan
300
'
7
7
22%
5
29
10,900
20
*22%
__.No par
29
*19%
15%
15%
*19%
6%
common
34% Jun
1,800
7
7
7
16
20
22%
.
;100
17% Jun
♦19%
7
15%
23%
Investors
preferred
19%
6%
Bronze
conv
15%
19%
22%
preferred
Corp
Corp
preferred
6%
15%
20
*22%
5
Cable
*•
36 /
18%
*18
6%
15%
2
;
Inc
$8 preferred
'
7
6%
15 y4
.
com____1
Co
(The)
Industries
Baking Co
General
2
Jan
'"*35%
50
5
29
115
6%
General
Feb
xl6% May
26
19%
*6%
-___No par
$4.50 preferred
11% Feb
Jan
*19%
General Amer Transportation
17% Jan
74
15%
5
preferred
American
6%
15%
_20
Gaylord Container Corp
General
6%
-1
common
convertible
29% May 22
7
__1
common
(The)__
Corp
Wood
27
Feb
159
4
Co
Gardner-Denver
Gar
22
Inc
convertible
Garrett
105 y4 May 13
17
9% May
26
8
Apr
15%
13
Mar
34% Feb
'5%
Gamewell
Mar 14
29% Apr
153% Jan
6
4
17% Jan
29
Jan
20
May
80
25% Jan
21
51% Jan
11% Sep
26% Jun
15 y8 Jun
26 y8 Feb
102% Feb
19 y8 Mar 19
72% Jan
111
7
6
Apr
12
8% Jan 22
26
107% Mar
102% July -5
38% Jan
(Robert)
preferred
6%
8
-
!
(The)
Inc
11%
*95%
1.1%
*18
800
18%
145
145 Va
70
*65
„
39%
38%
1001
39- /
20%
21%.
jqA
11%
*95%
190
70
21
30%
!
11%
96
18%
145%
11%
nV'/f
96
95%
95%
*
.15.000
70
.
18
(21S0)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
Range
Since
Jan.
Lowest
Highest
I
NEW
Highest
19 k Jun
29
27y8 Jan
9
23% Apr
25
10% Jan
25
14% Jun
11
D % Jan
2
21V4 Jan
YORK
Saturday
27% Jan
29
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
13% Mar 21 '
'
Par
24%
1
_--j.L
MoDile & Onto RR CQm.No
par
33 % Oct
9
25
Feb
20
2
68% Feb
5
63
Feb
27
44
1
58 Va Sep
13
20
Jun
Va May 23
99
Dec
97
27
Dec
104
110
30% Feb 28
30% Jan 19
15% Apr
4
12% Dec
Feb
1
Oct
Jun~28
6% July I7
20% Nov
32
Nov
10
12%
12%
12%
32
32%
32
70%
70%
70%
70%
51%
70%
71
71%.
711/.,
71%
52%
51A
51
51 /•
22%
23
22,4
2J
Sep
22% Dec
22
36
Oct
•17% July
Nov
21
37% Nov
49
18% Jan
4
Hart
4
Hat
36% Mar
1
May
2
84
29% May 12
24
30
v;. 24
heb
Jan
18% May 19
6
24% Jan
16
6
106% Dec
11
97% May
i-17% Feb
13
1
14'/a Jan
86% Jan
23
Jan
14
18
9
lC
26
23
5
17
Jun
1
42% Dec
Dec
41% Jan
1
83% Jan
Oct
1
21% Jan
10
75
29
30
46
May
96
Mar 25
19
85
Apr
19
Feb
5
Oct
3
52 Va Apr
17
20% Feb
26
12% Feb
4
16 V2 Aug 30
28% Feb
14
17% Jan
31
20% Jan
4% Jan
19
Jan
8
3% Feb
2
19% Mar
65
23% Oct
6
3
,
18
May
12
Jan
4
30
15
-
400
18%
18%
'18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,300
72
70%
70%
72
<70%
99
99
99
99 >V%99
<99%
15
(Charles E)
Year
33% May 15
Nov
9
36
Apr
29
6
54% Jan
8
8
39% Nov 15
45
52
19
1
8% Nov
23
28% Feb-
6
Dec
Mar 28
20% Nov
8
12
25
15% Jun
Jan
6
29% May 9
101% Feb 23
26
.
28
199 % Jun
26
168% May 18
62% Feb
5
29% Oct 15
11
2% Jun
1
92% Sep
12
Dec
Jan~16
8 Va Mar
1
71% Feb 16
45% July 2
18% Jun 29
90
2
13
36% Oct
6% Dec 18
56% Nov 28
75 % Jun 29
152
Jan
53% Feb
11%
25
5 Vs Jan
3
20% Feb
231
2
Sep
31
18% Dec
27
25% Jan
10
44% Oct
8
Feb
37% Feb
96% Jan 31
5 Va Jan
3
42% Oct
12% Aug
9
45% Nov 23
96 % Dec
27
15% Oct
3
56% Jan
17
109
6
6% Nov
8
133% Nov
14
7
Feb
6
11% Jan
40
100
Jan
Feb
50 Va Apr
17
4
53
1
Feb
81
8V2 Jan
20
Feb
63
20
-
21% May
11 % Jan
18% May
3% May
94
5
' 44'%
100%
19%
81
82
1
22%
4V4
-4
4%
4
-4.%
<9
10
53%
53
14%
14%
15
17%
17%
<17V4
18
3%
3Va
14%
v<18,
18%
3Va
18 t
14%
'
'
'
18
\
3%
3
18
18%
18%
Saturday
Monday
SALE
Tuesday
May 19
35% Jan
31
8% Dec
1
24% Sep
28
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
20% July
9
24
Dec
32
1
39
Feb"_5
July 12
139
28
23
6
21
■
8
V
May 15
22
Feb
29
27% Feb
1
25% Jan
25 Vs May
8
22% A or 17
May 10
11
9% Mar 18
30
•
5? May 22
5
137'/a Apr
29
28
8% Jan
18
183/b Jan
4
22% Feb
10
19% Jan
2
25
Feb
13
26
Mar 16
81% Jan
2
89%'Apr
26
7
1
5% Jan
19
7OV2 Mar 25
7%
Machines—-/—Nopar
preferred
17%
18
34Va :
$4
Paper
5%
common
Power
Co...;
Intertype Corp.
$6
Creek Cpal
preferred
Jacobs
70 Va Nov
15
623/4 Feb
19
May 9
743/4 May 12
Johns
55
30
71 % Jan
Johnson
&
Jon^s
T,«u<?Min Steel
16
34
May
.Tar,
90% Apr
1
383A Feb
7
21
2
18
5%
preferred series AJ
Joy Manufacturing Co
v
.
104V>
6%
104%
<103%
104%
<1Q3%
104%
36%:
30V2
<4%
4%
0%
32%
<30%
.<48%.
37
37%
37
37%
48%
48
483/a
351/2
<33
48%
48 Va
:
<33
35
16%
16%
17,800
27%
27
27
27
27%
27%
273/s
1.500
30%
•
500
16%
307/»;
30%
31
31%
29
29
-9%
32
'
9Va. : 9>/4
23%
25% j. 2534
25%
23%
23%
23%
A
23%
<31
600
93/a
11,300
31 %
<30%
21%
.
25 %
34%
<34%
139%
<137%
35
139%
347/a
<137%
4%
•21,%
88Va
37%
87-3/4
88%
88%
<6334
65%
64 3
65
65
65
65 %
99 %
*98%
65%
9934
72%
72%
73
7"%
74%
59
59
60
60
22%
22%
22%
22 3 '*
22%
<89
89 %
89 Va
89 Va
89 %
89%
-35%
35%
35 %
35%
C'STa
36
3,200
12,400
%
'35
166,300
1,100
139%
'
'4%
59
24
35
24%
21%
99%
25%
M
<137%' 1391/4
4%
*
25%
23%
'•
23%
13
34V2
1,800
29%
9'A
29
is
<137%
21%
Va
91/4
29%;
9Va
-30%,
32
<30%
<28%
-87%
'
1,500
35%
16%
X217/8
<98%
190
300
1,800
16%
4%
99 %
•
1,200
16%
<33
22%
<98%
22%
48
88%
64%
72%
47%
47
36%
36%
49
A
-
44%
49
23%
-
63/4
44 Va
50
-.25% '
25%
6%
6%
45
22%
"
<63%
<57%
6V2
<44 Va
16%
29
9%
<4%
6%
44(4
-!87%
23
88%
6%
44Va
36%
30%
29Vt
9l/a
23%
<103%
29
30%
'A
<22%
,
,
<30%
<87%
par
1
<103%
<28%
34%
100
2,400
15,900
30%
139%
10
'
10%
46%
<26%
34V2
270
10%
453/4
26%
<137%
1,000
14,700
10%
<26%
34%
2%
423/8
134
<133
46%
26%
139'A
933/4;.
10%
49
<34V2
133%
*
45%
50
•
2%
42%
10%
36%
A
2%
42 %
46%
50
23%
<913/4
93%
10%
<48%
25%
<133
1,900
3.200
46
50
A
133
18
35%
10%
45
25%
23Vt
35%
.
480
18
35
:18
41%
2.300
14,700
46%
<6V2
A
33%
1703/4
10%
44Va
23V4
33%
170 Va
27/s
-
200
33%
<91%
2%
41%
133
34
25%
93%
1,900
198%
198
35 '/a
2%
3.100
45%
49
-
18
35
110
3%
16%
16
170'/2
33%
:17%;
1,000
3%
3%
16%
170
800
20%
89 %
13%
•
T4
16%
32
3%
13%
20
89%
;
.
16%
'
4,700
13%
196
41%
133
35Va
9Va
6.300
23%
16Va
33%
<91%
2%
42
6V2
<137%
12 %.
com
93%
41%
-132Va
50c
Corp—^—No
Johnson
>.<91%!
3%
197
17%
34
29
20
44%
23%
<13
170%
34
<30%
(F L)
25
17%
133
163 %
4334
233/4
'
16
33Va
34>A
2%
—1
Co—...—r
—1
Jaeger Machine Co__:
r—No par
Jersey Cent Pwf & Lt 4% pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common^—No par3%% preferred
100
Manville-
>
1
170
34
:
.
,17%
3%
16
196
33%
170%
" 16%
'<30%
common/
195
2S%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Cu—No
par Iowa Power & Light Co—
.10'
Rights
...i
2
Island
3%
16%
9Va
<160 %
44%
89%
50
29
161%
89%
35%
-
2,000
89%
16%
3.50
89%
<88%
447A
<49
89 Va
88
89%
32%
104%
% 36%
1,600
-6
: 19%
6%
36%
100
563/4
19 Va
16
5,200
6%
56%
20
44V»
<49
.
35%
35%
70
500
1,300
161%. 161%
88
<160
8
07%
88 Va
<56%
<19%
194%
46%
'
87%
1
20
170%
3
<103%
50
No par
J.
161%
<49
conv pfd
Interstate Dept. Stores———..No
par
Interstate
88
<35%
^..5
___25
cum
57V2
3%
417/8
10%
6V2
6%
x56%
•
8
35%
-6
57%
*15%
10%
45
<3&
_25
3%
45Va
-
104%
<48l/2
7% preferred
^^_25
International Telep & Teleg—No
par
International Utilities Corp
$1.40
6%
<44%
par
Jan
2
•■'••
/
'
10%
46V4
<103%
International Salt—
■
No par
International Shoe—No
International Silver
<132%
10%
100
—
133
46
"
Nopar
preferred—
Mar 27
'1
15
<132%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No
par
64
y
41'/2
35
6%
-88%
94
-2%
35
6%
>13V4
177/s
-92
54%
13'A
17%
2%
53
<54
23%
170%
41%
<51 %
8 V8
44'/a
33%.: 34Va
94
53
54% '
8
44V4
194%
2%
!
<51%
<54
8
8
23%
170%
41%
.•
common—7.50-
47
Apr
1
preferred—
15
3/4 Jan
-92
—
International Mining
Corp
53
54%
<54Va
23V4
32%v 32%
171
300
43%
16
193
32%
34%
Feb
86
192%
Sys class A—25
Minerals & Chemical, com....5
4% preferred
100
96
p t •>
32%
3%
16
<170Va
11
4
191%
/
3%
16
.100
-j
106% Jan
3
3%
4,600
49%
23
88%
<15%
37%
44%
88%
par
36%
<49%
347/a
13%
100
37%
49%
6%
20
900
22,900
■37%.
34%
-13Vt
102
<49%
22%.
'
70 3A
67%
<100
37%
43V2
13%
38
38
38%
70%
102
49%
53
8Va
<160
20%
—_L— No
38%
69 %
<100
227/a
20V4
Iron.
;■
44
13%
3
29
161%
43%
88%
Dec
100
<160
43%
23
900
Sales for
38V2
87%
20%
—.
39% Feb
161%
18%
Shares
57V2
'
18%
the Week
<6%
89
88%
6
36
<87%
20%
25
30% Jan
1
88
57%
18%
Friday
34%
6%
<13%
Inc..
'
31% May 22
35
___.l
Ctfs
4%%
International
6
-
<6%
57%
•
9,400
18%
14,200
37%
54%
8
-
200
33/8
<49%
52%
52%
<54
8
Corp common....
5
preferred...—'
!100
Intercontinental Rubber..
Nopar
Insuranshares
8
x29% Feb
2
64% May
43%
<22%
16
14
34%
<....
6%
57%
<160»
Apr
8% Feb
80 Va Dec
18
100
8
35
<6%
-56%
—No par
Feb
105
20
8% Jan
Apr
54%
88
International Packers Limited
50%
1
3
29% May
4 %
52%
No par
3
14% Jan
50
8Va
173/4
,
May 23
38%
37Va
<49%
54'A
<34%
•
15
; 37%
<51%
'
...
Int'l Nickel of Canada
com—Nopar
Preferred
^
.100
136% Feb
37%
54'A
-
102
49%
15
3%
18
May 22
<100
37%' ;
14%
17%
3%
15
Thursday
100
49%
3,500
3%
69%
37%
1,000
,
May 21
68%
50
53%
14%
-18%
68
100
52%
<8
51V2 Feb
4
100
10
53%
21.8C0
Wednesday
38%
66%
<53%
Int'l Hydro-Electric
May 15
<99V2
,
<37%
67
<50%
.
Int
48 Ve Jan
100
38%
"
22%
<13'A
12
3Va Mar
1
% May 19
1
27% May
Jan
37%
Copper.j...—4-20
14
18
134
<99%
50.
Co.—.
Apr
35'/a Apr
18% Apr
32
7
Apr
94
May 19
34
50 *
Indianapolis Power & Light..No par
Industria Electrica De
Mex, S A—
Industrial Rayon—...
—_1
41% Jan
30
8
66%
—5
Harvester-common..—Nopar "
19
24 % Jan
<37%
66V2
<49%
Int'l
172
2
Feo
preferred
Steel
38%
66V2
<9%
53 %
PRICES
May 20
<37%
10
r
<17%
•
3%
<18
4%
4 Vs
4'/a
<9%
53%
;
36% Jan 23
1
2
61% Feb
34
preferred—
cum
4 Va
10
<17%
3,500
23 %
53%
14%
3%
10
5,700
17%
23
23
-9Va
14%
85
<17
53 Va
18
20%
82 %
83
800
90
101
20%
17%
10
-
Business
47% May 21
•15
cum
100%
21%
23 Vs
53%
.
4.70$,
101
17
<9
-14%
A—.100
44%
95%
82
*
23
<4
44%
95%
20'A
82%
34%
•97
<100%
53%
pfd
Illinois Terminal RR Co
-44%
10
r.
4.26%
t
1,300
<33%
53%
<17%
20
se<r
120
13
•i 34%
<95
-17%
:
22%
4
.
58
102
12%
20%
81%
<17
23
57%
44%
101
17%
22%
800
<100%
44%
20%
82%
<17
23
101
56%
57%.
2,500
1,100
<33%
'97
20%
81%
17%
<17
22%
20
3,800
56%
127/ss
-
34%
<43%
<95
101
*100%
\
20
<33%
j
97
<95
37%
<100%- 102
12%
44%
44
96
37%
56
<9%
Co common.100
Int'l
14
8
27% July 5
8% Nov 26
13
30
10
35% Nov
34%
.
37%
127/8
57%
101%
12%
LOW AND HIGH
Interlake
4
30% Nov
3
Feb
38% Jan
19
Jan
<33%
,
May 17
18
28
"
22
Jan
27% Sep
82 % Sep
31% -Tan
12%
-
1,700
28%
53%
'
18
57
36% Oct
99
12%
i:.
17%Jan
4
42% May
97% Jan
Xl9% Sep
25
12%
34%
V-57
57%
101
18%
28%
/
Par
17
10% May 23
s
213/8 Jun
56%
102%
■i
600
18%
55%(
37%
..<56
8%
8%
57%,
28%
37%
21 Va
-
-
212% Jan
22
40% May
130% Jan
2
85 % Dec. 26
29 Va July
2
'
56%
100%
17%
3'/a
1
'
28%
102%
44%
81
<4
28%
5QV4
<95
101
20%
22.%
8%
37%
21
18%
102%
<33%
1,000
4,000
18 %
••.
1 100
21%
<8%
56%
3,000
18%
11 %
8%
37%
;
15 Va
18 Va
18%
127/a
34%
81
.1
37%
i 56%
450
<10%
*8%
56%
13
20%
37%
56%
190
71
100%
18 Va
<18Va
28
300
11%
21%
18 V»
<10%
8%
<101%
'
102%
'
-
15
I :,15
18
-
<99%
100%
21%
.
28%
36%
97
<100%
—5
STOCK
56V2
15
71
71
.*11
10%
-
71
<99 %
»
15%
15
18
V
53
18%
18%
<28
<55%
.
45%
<95
.
4% Jan
31% Apr 17
88% Jan 25
2% May 13
20% Jan
78% Sep
<44
-
-.2100
Inland
15% May 15
13 % Jan
97
<33%
Interchemical
44% Feb
4
50
—,——100
conv
23 % Jan
19
Apr
28%
72
100%
38
38
211/4
8
18%
28%
<55%
19
22
64
18%
28%
<12%
14
May 23
36% May 16
May
30
noncum
1
21
95
18%
<28
-101%
Co
4
5% Jan
43/4 Jun
<18%
.No par
51% Jan
47
Feb
8%
comi—5
YORK
Inspiration Cops
43% Jan
129
<8%
36%
EXCHANGE
29% Jan 29
13% May 15
16
Jun
8%
-18
56%
Ingersoll-Rand commQn,.6% preferred
88 % May 19
Apr
1
30
Jan
92% Jan
1
19
33% July 10
21%
36%
161% Apr
155% Jan 28
43% May 15
20
.
21 Va
—:<8%
Illinois Power Co common—Nopar
'4.08% cum preferred...
50
May 21
38 Vs Mar
6% May 21
x53
73% Jan
73
21%
<55%
preferred
Power
6%
'
.
21
49% Dec
2
21%
* common..—3
Illinois Central RR
8
8% Jan
8
Jan
21%
—
NEW
Idaho
29
40
54% Apr
4
53
21%
,,
,...6.66%
L.l
Hussman Refrigerator Co-,
Nopar
6
16
44% Nov
38% Dec
Feb
7% Mar 25
39
May
10%
Nopar
preferred
•
53% Apr
33 % May
31% May
160% Jan
16% Mar
Jan
2
31% May 24
18Va
10%
V <17
-
8
14
29
26
10% Jan
129
15%
18
10%
'
1
x47% Jan
186
30 Va Jun
87% Aug 15
3
Jun 25
14%
18%
10%
...
7
<14%
10%
..__.__12.50
preferred
Hupp Corp
70% May 23
95
Apr 17
x35% Apr
7
45 Va Feb 23
10
159 %Jun
179
18%
10%
:._5,
Corp.—
conv
Highest
75% Feb
32% Mar 15
Nov
Jan,
15
<18
<71
<37%
38
vvv■ -J,;
39% Jan
20
47% Dec
Since
Lowest
107% Mar
51% Nov 24
93
Range
Highest
<14%
.
5
STOCKS
1951
99
•
„1
...
Mining
Oil
Range for Previous
Lowest
—70%
(conv)—Nopar
Corp...
5
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
par
Hudson Motor Car
12.50.
Hunt Foods Inc
May 21 «
19% Apr
1
1,000
18Vs
Hudson & Manhattan comtnon-ilOO
5% noncum preferred—100 '
2
64% Jan
4 L0
38%
123%
2,400
18Va
Howard Stores Corp-—.—
Howe Sound Co new—/_
4
16 1
5% Jan
124%
124%
500
19
76%
1233/4
18%
Houston Light & Power.—No
par
Houston Oil of Texas (Del)—_i_25
9
Oct
2
19
75
640
18Va
4%
7
2% July 30
18% May 15
12
Jan
9
123%
18%
74%
,
1,200
18Va
3%%
14
48% May 24
12% Nov 16
5% July 18
24% Apr
123%
123%
18%
74%
37
53%
Household Finance:common_-No par
;
21'/a May 22
2
19
74%'
23%
37
23%
$2.25
8
16% Apr 14
21% Apr 24
3% May 15
9% Apr 28
74%
23 Va
23 Va
'
May 16
102
<18%
75
123J/2
10
101
23%
36%
<52%
Houdaifle-Hershey
18
4
19
73%
18%
74
124%
<99
101
36%
*23'/a
Hooker Electrochemical Co
$4.25 preferred
7
11
-18%
18%
73%
<23
23 Va
Holly Sugar Corp common.10
5% conv preferred
.30
4
Jan
94
36%
<99
23
'36%:
22%
37
23%
Holland Furnace Co...
Hollander (A) & Sons.,..-..
29
18% Apr
68% Jan
18
20% Apr 24
4
;
24
99% Mar
22%
37
700
<23 Ve
Homestake
35% Jan
22%
37
-123V2
,
30%
200
90
<30%
23%
Honolulu
32% Mar 19
22%
33%
19
<88%
30%
101
-99
22%
73%
124%
100
/
90
30%
-
<23 Vs
7
16
100
29%
<88%
90
30 V2
-29
23'A
Hires Co
4
Jan
100
30 V2
2,800
2,900
29%
23%
2
62
<99
-88V2
19%
<29
23%
Apr
107% Jan
22
54% Apr
11% Mar 31
102% May
13% Feb
100
90
30
30
6%
19%
6%
6%
19%
400
1,400
<23%
39
2
»88V2
90
30
22%
37%
6%
29%
9%
53
69 Va Feb
3
29V2
<9%
53%
1
30
29'%
900
37%
2
Apr
29%
5%
36 %
-35
9%
19%
6%
19%
29V2
5%
9%
9%
\
6%
19%
5%
23 %
23%
36%
*35
36 %
142
-138
23'/a
<52%
54%. May
52
6
5%
40
38%
33% Jan
37% Oct
20
Nov
Dec
1
94 Va Jan
i 12%
May
23 Va
6%
19%
30
1,500
142
23
6%
-88%
31%
53V»
29% Mar 21
17
6
50
31 %
31%
<138
142
22%
<5%
70 Va
105 %
<52V2
20'/aApr
29
*138
36 %
31%
31/4
70 Va
105%
x28%
9
Jan
31%
19%
90
<18%
73V2
<105%
38%
4
15% Feb
% Jun 29
30% Jan 20
6,300
12%
13
72
106
72
-73
<105%~ 106
52%
18% Jan
x26VaJan
19
12 %
<72%
*
13
13
13
•»,
9%
20
<123%
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co__—10
18
Mar 20
1,700
52%
8
105
11
84
22% Apr
,11% Jan
7,600
15%
gVa
<29
22'A
,
400
49%
15%
19%
2.9%
-37
L—100
32%
491/a
15%
9%
9%
-99
V
32%
49%
15%
<35
9%
30
10
32'A
48%
6%
<29
25
<31%
23
-5%
~90
15%
19%
6V2
2o
<88%
<35
9%
<19%
,100.
—,
10
-6%
36 V2
5%
12,500
105%
48/4
142
-22%
*Jo4%
,32%
31 Vi
-138
23
5%
<35
<
106
31%
142
1:
13
73
#102A 104
<38%
23
42 % Feb
90
8
Jan
:
<9%
13
-72%
-105
31%
-22%
36Va
13
74
106
<138
23 %
6
-35
25
preferred——
142
6
-
31%
31%
-22%
*
<72%
<105
22,000
104
39
Hilton Hotels
'
18
15
8
-138 1
100
common.
13
73%
106
31%
.
$4% cum 2nd pfd
5
21
May 12
W)
13%
-72%
-105
g
t*
V-31%
x48%
15%
-12%
.
* (?
53
14
10% Fen
49
15%
2,000
4,100
15%
31%
47%
15%
•£/«
j/«
72
Heyden Chemical Corpcommon_.il
3%% preferred series A—100
26
20% Jan
/
66% Jan 19
69 4 July 30
30% Jan
Jan
16% Mar
31%
47%
15%
72
72
<38%
28% Jan
3
Dec
7
22%
47%
15%
.
>*
72%
72 4
,<52%
:
2
94
74
107% Jan
24
21
-31%
47%
13,600
13,000
common_.No par
9
33% Dec
42% Jan
Apr
32%
*47%
l2*"12%
'•
7/
'
;101 - 104
104/4
10b %
-31%
__15
preferred...
Feb
22% Feb
,
52
July
70
.
*
29
25% Mar
9% July U
17% Nov 23
26% Oct 31
,
Aug 29
•15
20
31
(G
04
-15%
%
5
common..-
Hershey Chocolate
7
Nov
105
Ut»
32 %
/4
,s7
4%% preferred series A__.__..50
Hewitt-Robins Inc.
5
7
17
Co
n.on-cunv
5%
7
26% Jan
Nov
106
Hercules Motors......
„Nopar
Hercules Powder common_.__No par
53 Va Mar 26
9
23V» May 22
69
-104%
,_10
common
(H J)
7%
9
6
May
106
100
;
-
3.65%. preferred
5
May
42'/a Feb
Co
Heline
21% Mar 31
125
37 % May 21
51% Jan
May 20
x78% Mar
2
21
Mar 29
<104%
com..No par
3%%. preferred
15
Jan
100
Schaffner & Marx
Heinz
11
38
67
*101
Hazel-Atlas,Glass Co
7
26
120% Feb
preferred
-
23%
104
po $4.25 pfd._No par
Refrac
22%
<101
Corp
Hecht
22
100
12% July 18
Dec
May
33% Jan
4
21% Apr
>
15
26% Aug
18 % Mar 29
10
Nov
2
26
34 Va Apr
1
Feb
90
18
104
20
7% Jan
2
93 % Mar
A)
52%
51%
104
of America common.
1
4 Vi% preferred
..50
Hayes Industries Inc
L_1
Hayes Mfg Corp—;
2
10 V2 Mar 20
1
Jan
(M
51%
23%
23%
-101
.......
8
28% Sep
6%
30
5
54
3
7
Jan
44% Mar 12
14
21
32% Jan
127% Mar 15
3
Dec
20% Jan •
Jan
6% Jan
23
Feb
79
Harbison-Walk
6-/8 rtpr 15
19% May
2
23% Feb
20
Nov
3
28% May
40% Feb
9
62
120
Hanna
8
Mar
Mar
27
9
24% Jan
9% May 20
11
41% July 13
106% Jan 31
2
15
142
*
100
Water—T___
25
Halliburton Oil We.i Cementing,_.o
(W F) Printing CO—
5
Hamilton Watch Co com
No par
4% cpnv preferred....,
.100.
21
35
6
97
14
Mar 27
51%
com.No par
Hall
19
Feb
105% May
-34
Apr
25
Co
1?%
Shares
26/a
2c %
12%
■32
the Week
May 23
'
"
26%
W"
25%
25%
32'%
-69%
Hackensack
5% Mar 14
22% Feb
12
•
13% Jan
81
23
140
8% Oct
37
13
94
3
Mar
27% Jan
26
7
17% Jan
Corp.—
25%
25%
24%
25
Sales for
MayV*
May .1
/
12%
par
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
7
50 % Jan
30% Jan
11% Jan
30% July 30
82% Dec 21
33% Jan
102 % Jan
•
x9%
7
19
Feb
70% May 23
2
Jan
8
Oil
States Utilities
May
15% May 20
12% May 23
44
Jan
30
24%
-
30% Mar 26
9
154
Gulf
Gulf
106% May 20
15% Mar 14
% July 2
143% Dec 11
22% July
2
x5% Dec 18
25
2
Mar 26
preferred-...-.-..,„_No
29
98% Jan
14
107% May
34% Oct
27
$5
Jan
103
29
84
Gull
Jan
3
33% Oct
10
5d7a
21
97% Jan
19% Dec
11
Dec
Feb
50% Nov
31
73% Jan
101
1
17
14
23% Jan
5
50% May
33% Apr 26
72% May 22
\"esd.f.f
May'30
May 19
32
—
10
59% July
Monday
May 17
SALE PRICES
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
4%
22
<93%
9014
4%
<21%
<98 Va
<4%
4%
<21%
4%
22
21%
87 3%
1,100
200
88%
70
<64%
65 V4
1,500
<98 %
99%
73%
-733%
7334
74%
7334
74%
x5" %
59%
59%
*59%
60
60%
1.C00
°?%
22%
2? Va
22%
22%
22%
11,500
-89
89%
<89%
89%
89 V8
50
36
36%
36 %
89 %
36%
36%
36%
4,100
.
5,300
K
27
Jun
11 % Nov
29
5
40% Sep
18% Jan
For footnote0
13
25% May
42% May
i
noo-p
15% Jan
?4
1
38% Jan
3
7
49% Feb
13
15
.17% Mar 14
Kaiser Alum
5%
cum
&
Chera
preferred
Corp
(conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
1
27%
27%
27
27%
26 7
i
273-,
27%
.50
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44 %
41%
10
16%
16 %
163a
16%
18%
16 %
16%
28
28
28%
29
293/a,
5.200
45
45%
45%'
45 %
45%
i.eco
163a
16%
16%
16%
6,900
.16 V
Volume 175
Number 5119
.
.
The Commercial and: Financial Chronicle
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(2191)
19
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
23% Mar 30
28% Nov
1
NEW
Highest
2
26% Jan
5
29 V, Mar 11
88 % Dec
28
103% Feb
1
8 7'/a Jan
2
94
96
19
108
Jan
5
Jan
Nov
95
15
1U3% Mar 12
57
Jun
29
75% Feb
8
62
Feb
Sep
21
70% Feb
24
,66
Feb
102% May 21
5
63
6
15% July 20
17% Mar
1
2
Apr
1«">
1
v
.75% May 23
67% .1 an 22
16% Jan
2
18% Feb
15
26
15% Feb
6
9% Feb
28
12'/8 Jan
14
Jan
5
34% Oct
19
32% Jan
7
34% Jan
19
24 y8 Jan
2
33'% Oct
25
31
3
34% Jan
19
11% Dec
28
67% July
36% Aug
2
Jan
.
88% Nov
14
6
49% Oct
31
40% Feb
19% July
3
42% Mar 15
107% Dec 12
25'% Jan
29
20% May
50% Sep
20
Dec
18
23
Dec
108
31
17% Mar 20
72
Jan
80
Jan
40
91
Nov
24
2g
36 J/4 Jan
103
Feb
20
Jan
30
8
x76
Feb
7
23% Jan
.42% Apr 21
42
Sep 21
56% May 9
35
26
25
39
49% Jan 21
28
Apr
317/a Jan
Mar
,•96% Mar
4
.
4
*94
95
*94
95
*102
104
*102
104
*102
104
102%
102%
100
*104%
105%
105%
*104%
105%
105'/a
105'%
com—No par
72%
72%
72'/a
72'%
72 %
73'A
:
,
preierred—
105%
72
72
*67
68
28'%
28%
28%
28 %
28%
95
*94
Friday
29
the Week
May 23
Shares
28%
28%
3,400
*94
95
*94
95
*102
104
102
102
105%
105%
105 '/a
105%
270
73'A
74 %
74%
75'/a
4,100
80
*67'/a
68
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18
18
18%
18
18'A
10'/8
10 %
10%
10
5,600
10%
10'%
10 %
10'/4
10'A
10'A
10%
10%
33%
33 %
33%
32%
3,800
1,100
33%
32%
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Class B
conv
%
74%
74%
74%
75%
2.50
53'/a
53%
52%
52%
Co
Wire
&
Corp
Co
.No par
(cum)
—
44%
100"
*20%
44%
114
*111
44%
*111'A
21
44%
113
*33%
*67%
*33 %
34
68
*67%
68
Corp
(S S)
22%
68
34
33%
34
34'A
34'A
33'A
33'%
33%
34
34
34
75 %
76 3%
75'A
76%
76%
77'A
76%
77%
53'%
53 7%
53%
53%
53
53%
53
54
20%
44'A
*111
*20%
21
44'A
44%
21
21
45
21
44%
113
*111
113
*111
21
500
45
45
2,400
113
22%
*22 %
22'%
22%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19'A
*19'%
19'%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
*71
71%
*71
71'/a
71%
71'%
72
72
*71'A
72
*71'A
71%
30
10
*43
43%
43%
43%
437/8
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
2,300
100
*91%
92
92
92%
92%
92%
*92%
93'A
340
lo
*35%
1
1
:
!
Co
43%
*91%
92
22%
*20%
9,300
*111
45%
113
2,300
12,200
No par
;
common
22%
*67%
33'A
33
1
$5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
4%
preferred
Kress
20 %
*20%
No par
com
preferred
Kinney (G R) Co
Kresge
*33
No par
Land
King-Seeley
4
1
68
1
Copper
County
4%
class A
conv
.
Kennecott
5
Jan
.35% May 19
95
£
28%
28%
28%
*94
Thursday
May 22
*67%
54
25
Sales (or
May 21
100
39% Jan
50% Mar 25
7
7
PRICES
Wednesday
Power & Light Co_..__8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co.—
s__—5
Kimberly-Clark
2
SALE
May 20
->28
Kansas
Keystone Steel
12
high
Tuesday
May It*
100
Southern
29
Jan
;
Apr
Jun
City
noncum
.49% Jan
114
Jan
Nov
Kansas
4'/o
leu
>vx
■<
And
Monday
May 17
.
i.iOO '
preferred
cum
v
22
70
32
■
17
18%
91
4%
57% Apr
5
Saturday
Far
preferred
22% Jan
27
,
13
May
26
3.8U'/c
1
30
low
STOCK
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
20
Mar
51
5
92 % Jan
.21% Feb
May 4
47% Sep 13
2
May', 1
Apr
110
27'A Aug 27
19% Jan 10
36
,70%
YORK
EXCHANGE
-92
23
23
23%
43%
93'A
23%
1,066
200
35%
35%
36
35%
36
36
36
;__No par
51%
51%
52
52
51 %
51'A
50'%
51%
52
52
52
52
1,300
No par
(S H) & Co
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35'%
35%
35%
35
35 Va
35
35%
3,200
8%
10,900
Kroger Co (The)....._
36%
35%
35%
22%
36
2,700
L
6% May 24
9
Dec
17
8% Mar 13
5% July
8
Mar
1
6'/a Mar 27
28'%- May
14% Feb
4
21'% Apr 29
11% Mar 7
22
9
Dec
26
11'% Jan
2
42% Jan
2
16% Jun
28
56
Jan
51% Feb-
July 27
87
Dec
8
9
48% Feb
6
30
Lane-Wells
30
Lee
11% Jan
18
21% Aug
8% Jun
8% May
1
26% Apr
15% Feb
19
21% May
17
14
8% Jan
36% Aug
10% Feb
2
2
39
Oct
26
79
Jan
184
Jan
10
17% Apr
26
4
-
•
May 13
69
Oct
-
4
29
5% Feb
23
49
16% Mar 28
*21% Mar 14
25
Jan
7
27
23% Sep
18
19
x81
May
43
3
Jan
1
64
15
17% Feb
Feb
13
71% Jan
15% Jan
25% Oct
9
4
22
Nov
18% Apr
15% Apr
15
19% Oct
24
23
May 28
23%.Tan
27% Jan
2
28
47% Apr
15% Jun
2
4
75% Apr
14
3%%
24
28
Lockheed
Jan
16% Apr
2
3
21
2
94
'Hi
170
Jan
17
143
Jan
3
158
May 23
4
35
Sep
10
33
Jan
9
52% Feb
20
24% Feb
20
25'% Jan
48'% Jun
29
26% Nov
7
39
Feb
5
Dec
18
103
Feb
19
30'% Jan
2
53% Oct
6
93
59% Feb 13
Year
Jan
91%
12,300
*1%
1%
1%
1%
13%
1%
1%
1%
1%
3,800
37% Apr
16
'571/2 Mar
8
Co
Lowenstein
May 22
4%% preferred
Lukens Steel Co
30
(M)
Lowest
1
15%
15%
2,700
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,300
23%
23
23'/«
23
23'A
1,500
37
36%
37
36%
37 Va
6,300
7%
7%
5 300
23%
23%
23%
•23'/a
36
36'%
36%
7%
73A
7%
37%
'
*37
54
*52
*45%
37%
63%
63%
171%
171%
63%
*37
36%
37'%
63
171%
52%
523A
52%
52%
54%
46
46 'A
46%
46%
46'A
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 3A
40'/a
40 %
40'A
40'%
40'%
19
19
19
19
19'A
*19
75
*73
75
75
*73
*73
20%
20%
21
*73
X20%
13%
14
40'/a
40'%
16
25 %
25%
37
15%
16
15%
16'/a
15%
24%
24%
25%
25
25 3%
37
37
37
36'/a
36'%
*36'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
155%
15%
104'A
*103%
104'A
No par
,
.
*103%
—100
Inc
21'/a
157
156
*33%
36%
*36'/a
36%
*54
54%
*54
54%
14'A
2,500
40%
17,800
19
19
74'A
*73
800
74'A
21%
21%
15%
16
25%
36%
15%
15%
15%
104'A
*103%
21%
12,700
15%
16
14,400
25%
25%
33%
36%
700
15%
19,230
104
5,900
1,160
21%
21 'A
21'A
156'%
*153 '/a
157 V2
36%
36%
*36%
36%
36%
36%
600
54
55'A
54%
55%
56
56'A
55 Va
56%
7,100
29%
30'A
29%
29%
5,000
29
29 3%
29'/a
30
96
96
96
*95%
97
41
41
41
*40'%
41'A
LOW AND
Saturday
14
40'/a
21'A
29%
"
14%
156 %
213%
157
*36%
*39%
Par
80
500
2,100
26 3A
21%
157
*94'/a
;
STOCK
46'A
103%
41'%
28%
55
46
36%
96
28%
28%
10
20)
10,000
171%
55
25'A
104
104
104'A
37%
62%
62
171%
21%
'
*40
ion
EXCHANGE
:
*94%
com__l;
A
2
21'/a
21%
157
104
16'%
400
19'A
*73
15%
15
54%
46%
*37
4'A
40%
74%
24%
63'A
4%
14
*19
21'A
*36%
15%
36%
.
40%
19%
21%
21
7%
171%
46
45%
*20%
62%
*171
53%
*52
46%
*18%
36%
4
63%
*171
40%
,.
par
7%
36%
63 3A
*13%
5
7%
1713A
63%
171
400
77
36%
172
14
77
7%
63%
14
4%
76 %
23%
*37
14
*4%
76'A
35%
7%
14
41/a
10
_
series
NEW YORK
Highest
15%
.
14%
76
A—No par
Sons
&
15%
1%
3,800
76%
4%
43%-
7%
*171
STOCKS
Since Jan.
Range
Highest
15%
21%
Jan
76'%
*4-%
23%
*155%
97
76
36%
10
50
14'A ;
4%
76%
36
100
common
30% May 22.
14%
1%
*14
*23
•
7% preferred
100
Louisvi'le Gas & El Co (Ky)__No par
Louisville & Nashville——
50
4
14'A
*4%
76%
4%
15%
2.50
pfd series A
(P)
-
*14
77
*4%
*76%
com—_25
Long Island Lighting Co
Lorillard
1%
14'A
*14
No par
8
Jan
39% Mar
1951
•
1,400
17%
5
_
Range for Previous
Lowest
8%
24%
1
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lc-.ig Bell Lumber (Md)
13
200
1,200
93
8%
preferred
Loew's Inc
28
*92
17%
Aircraft Corp
4
Dec
93
24%
No par
7
30'% Jan
*92
1,100
8%
.
convertible
5.25%
93
93
24%
17%
1
(The)
8
106% Mar 14
*92
*92
22%
59
24'A
24%
.
18% Jan
2
24'A
8%
No par
43 % Feb
Jan
24'A
17%
,
26 % Jan
2
24
24%
5
14 V8 Jan
7
24
8%
100
30
Dec"
143
Corp
24'%
47%
22%
*58
171/4
7%
Tobacco
36% May 16
27
102
20%
Lionel
24'%
*45
58'A
22%
23%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com_„No
2
93
58'A
A
8%
Lion Oil Co—
Jan
*92
58'%
17
Corp...
Co
93
22%
*57%
_1
Lily Tulip Cup Corp_„
Belt
24%
22%
58 3A
23%
preferred
Link
*23%
22 3A
,*45
22%
47%
22%
*571%
85%
22
9
2
14
4
24%
*45
17 3%
Liboy—;
Myers
59
245%
46'A Mar 17
27
14 % Jun
Jan
48% Mar 28
xl2% Apr 30
39% May
1
&
47%
22%
8%
Life Savers
7%
*45
47%
*22%
*57%
16%
29
Liggett
47'%
*45
24%
Jan
2
900
8%
38
30
12%
16%
3
71% Feb
12%
24'A
Stores Corp—
No p*Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co—_10
173% Apr
12%
8%
Libby McNeill
2
12%
.
16%
13
May 23
49
12%
24%
14
62
160% Jan
*12'%
8%
Feb
May
12'%
16%
9
36
12'/a
24%
Lerner
37% Apr
&
100
1,000
12%
8%
1
27
6%
21%
16%
Lehman Corp (The)
Lehn & Fink Products___
7% May
*6'A
21%
*24 %
common
80'A Mar 17
noncum
6%
21%
lo
preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
5
50c
6%
21%
25
1st
noncum
8%
6%
21%
*
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
$3
8%
*6'A
21%
59
*92
8%
6%
21%
22%
..*23%
3.
100
,
x33% Feb
21
46% Apr
29
29
Oct
16'/a Nov
preferred
15
5
12% Jan
2% Jan
17% Jan
3.85%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
21
23
2
July
25% Jan
1
6
common
Apr
3
22
17 J/4
1
19
4
16
Jun
Dec
92'% May
9% Feb
Lees (James) & Sons Co
8%
8'%
*6%
21%
12%
47%
22%
*57%
5
8%
6%
12%'
*45
'
1
2
8%
21%
*6
21%
*12%
50
——
Rubber & Tire
13% Jan
7
Dec
40% May 29
15'% Dec 28
preferred
Co
*21%
No par
8%
*21%
6%
*6
.No par.
70% Feb
9
Jan
17'% Jun
1
Feb
'14
18
39
70
24% May 23
■
2
1% Apr
22
J 58
37'% Jun
Jan
88
73% July 5
17% May 17
27% Sep 20
20'% July 11
30'A Jun 29
8 '/4 Nov
23
66
15
'
2
33% Jan
Jan
,
2
4%%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
common
8%
8%
4
6%
(The).—_
Bryant
24% Jan
7
4% May 24
Lane
72% Jan
Jun
11% Jan
7
1
15
65'% Jan
La Consolidad
Lambert-Co
2
100% Feb
Jan
19
10
20% Apr
Co.
21
Jan
13% Jan
Jan
45
13
23
7% Jan
24
Laclede Gas
20'/8 Jan
9
16
3
1
54% May
28
25% Feb
25
1% May 12
15 J/4 July 20
jor).
'
23'% Sep
72% Oct
2
19 'A
6
ot„
HIGH
SALE
97
*41
97
41'A
21'A
157
21%
158
*96'A
41'A
98
41'A
PRICES
3,930
170
20
400
Sales for
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 1.9
May 20
May 21
May 22
May *23
Shares
May 17
M
13% Nov
29
37% May 17
128
Jun
18% Mar 19
:
46
Oct
14% Mar 15
10
21
Jun
29
20% Feb
30'A Dec
22
41
42% Feb 26
14
87'% Dec
28
7% May 21
9
July 14
23% Jun
12% Jan
500
Aug
25
2
6
17
14
4
July 19
8
Working Co
&
17'/a Jan
28
Mack
30
Macy (R H) Co Inc
10
Jan
13
8
12% Jan
11
8% May 14
42'% Oct
17
18% Oct
15
573
Feb
Jan
Jan
50% May
16
May
28
485
4
10
31
13% Oct
9% Mar 13
10 % Jan
39
Feb
8
1
18% Feb
13
8
Apr
9
Jan
2
8
8
18
'22
20
.
Apr
5
1
6% Apr
16
25% Jan
2
515
Mar 25
11% Mar 18
9% May
1
22 % Apr 24
Trucks
4%%
Madison
Square
Magic Chef
May
5
17
29% Jan
28
29
10% Apr
30
12% Jan
24
Marine
Nov
28
52% Feb
25
57% Jan
22
'4%%
5
31
Jan
3
4% Jan
5
24% May
105% Feb
27
4% May
7
7
27% Jan
Midland
Field
Dec
28
Dec
4
9% Apr
7
14% Jan
Martin
10% Jun
29
i4yfl Jan
11
9 % Apr
15
12% Jan
July 17
38% Oct
19
Martin-Parry
27% May
1
33% Jan
Masonite
17'% Jan
29
Jan
2
10
21% Jan
18
237/a Feb
16
49% Sep
V
20
10
93
17% May 12
41% Feb 27
Mar
4%%
L)
20% Feb
18
Master
49 % Apr
10
Mathieson
104 % Jan
3
21
Sep
12
29% Jan
25
29
101% Feb
21
90% Jan
2
7
90% Jan
2
97
May
7
$3.75
cum
Jan
10
87
May
2
$3.40
cumulative
Jun
35
87
Jun
28
101% Mar
78
Dec
28
91% Jan
31
79
111% Mar 26
32% Jan
2
96% May 20
13% Jan
10
16% Feb
23
14 % Jan
4
15% Jan
31
43
17
49% Apr
19
45 % Jan
18
48'/a Apr
7
Jan
15% Aug
20% Jan
42
2
27
Feb
3
4
26
Apr
16
44% Jun
4
Jun
28
16% Jun
26
91
Dec
19
19% Apr
106% Jan
15% Mar 12
2
60% Dec
3
42 % Dec
72% Oct
37% Jun
22
July
23% Jun
45
Jun
3
27
Oct
Dec
45% Dec
McCall
Feb
16
McCord
23
Feb
55% Mar
38% Feb
5
25
5
60% Feb
13
20
44
9
26
23% Jan
1
7
98% Apr
39% Feb
19
17% Mar
14
66'/a Jan
4
19% Jan
Mar 22
83 % Apr
46
Jan
3
28
31
126 % J an
7
14% May 20
15% Jan
21
4
23
Apr
28% Feb
2
Mar 20
91
Apr
Jan
14
15
20
25
32% Oct
88% May 15
22% May 25
14
20
29
18% Muy 23
26
43% Apr
100
18
94
26% Jan
16
23% Mar
25% Jan
26
21% Feb
8
13% May
16
27
64
Feb
9
Feb
8
47 % Jan
50% Mar 12
Jan
2
22% Feb
9
15% Apr
28% Oct
18% Jan
7
27
13
.' 27% Apr
35% Jan
22
82% Dec
27
39% Sep
101
Jan
12
84% Jan
93
Apr
15
121
Jan
2
33% Jan
23
18
113
Oct
27
26% Jun
25
21% May 24
47% Apr
2
90
Dec
122% Sep
33% Oct
31% Oct
24
10
18
92
Nov
7
Apr
29% May
22% May
17
Jan
56
108
Dec
112
13
104% Jan
14
101
18
*
28% Jan
1
43 % May
54
92% Jan
99
Aug
1
101
Jan
104% Feb
21
91
Jan
% Feb
] (|i 1/2
2
11
May 23
Fpq
—No par
pfd
1947
pfd
3%%
convertible
McGraw
Electric
McGraw-Hill
Dec
18
94
Oct
2
16% July
2
53 % Mar 15
23%
72% Sep
12
18
Jan
2
22% Dec
31
39
Jun
29
48% Feb
5
131
Jan
13% Nov
3
142
,
Oct~~3
Mclntyre
Porcupine
McKesson
&
Robbins
4%%
Melville
Shoe
Mengel Co
Corp
(The)
5%
convertible
Mercantile Stores
&
Sep
4
39% Jan
42% Mar
133
Jan
21% May
8
13% Mar 28
2J% Feb
9
21% Sep
21
For footnotes
see
Dage 24
13% Feb
16% May
4
Co.
1st
2
26
1
.
conv
11
22
*21%
22
21'/a
21%
21%
21%
10 %
10%
10'/a
10%
10%
11%
23%
237/s
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
11%
11
11%
55%
54%
54%
4%
4%
11'/a
11
*54%
10%
55 %
*54%
Midwest Oil
Corp.
15% May 22
Minneap & St Louis
19 % Mar
Minn
&
SS
24
10%
55%
*54%
11%
7
24'A
11
*450
11%
7
*21'A
11
24 Va.
10%"
55%
*54%
11 Va
7
22
11 '/a
1,400
300
400
4,900
24'A
2 300
10%
5,400
55%
200
*92%
4%
*4%
4%
*4%
4%
20
25 '/8
25
25%
'25%
26%
25%
26'A
5,000
92%
92%
92%
92%
92%
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*4%
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4%
93
*92%
93
60
9%
9%
10%
10'A
10%
12,300
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'A
11'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,700
29
29%
29
29
28%
29%
29
29
29%
29%
18
17%
17%
Xl7%
173A
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,900
45%
45'%
45%
45%
46
45%
46
46'A
46'A
46%
5,700
108 %
108'/a
109
109'A
30 %
30%
•
9%
9%
109
9%
109
2%
9%
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30
30%
30
30%
29%
96%
95%
109%
30%
96%
96%
T
30
109%
30'A
110
30
110
30'/8
1,900
800
4,600
*95%
97
180
190
95%
95%
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*95%
97
95%
95%
*95%
96%
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96%
95%
95%
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97
*95%
97
85%
*14%
7 *47%
85%
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86%
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86%
*85%
86%
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86%
30
1,503
95'%
.
-
15
47%
14%
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15
47%
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15'/a
14%
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18%
18%
25
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44
16%
16%
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17
*16%
17
18%
25
43%
18
••
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60
24'/a
,
*49%
*16%
29
1,700
25'A
1,100
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43%
100
17
800
410
17
•
18%
17
17
96%
96 3A
*96%
98
96%
96%
58%
59%
58'A
58'A
58%
59%
59 Va
59%
1,200
43
43
43
43
43'/a
43%
43%
43%
72%
72%
72%
73
73'/a
73%
73%
74
73%
74
1,300
1,400
41'A
40%
41
41'/a
41%
41'A
41'A
41'A
1,700
24'%
24%
24%
24'A
*24%
24%
*24
24%
14%
14%
14%
11'A
14'A
14'A
*14'A
14%
*14'A
14%
400
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23'A
93 %
2,8fT
92
92
24%
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24'A
24%
14
14'A
14 '/a
14'/a
52%.
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52%
93
*14
18%
25'A
43%
96%
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.
18%
25%
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43
23%
1
17
„
59%
*23%
.1
16%
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47%
18%
44
•
,
15%
*47%
*25
18%
25
*43'/a
15%
47%
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60
*14%
100
25
15'/a
*47%
*58%
i?6%
14%
.
18%
15
47%
*92
24%
24%
;
41
41%
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24%
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93
*92
93
24'/a
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24 Vt
14%
14%
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*
52%
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52%
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98
*96%
23
*91
92
41'A
200
92%
30
24%
24'/a
2 501
14%
14%
700
*49'A
52%
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14%
*14
52%
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16%
*16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
900
28%
29
28%
29
23%
29%
2*8%
29
29
29%
10,800
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92%
92%
92%
*114%
115%
29
*91 %
92 %
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92%
*91%
92%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
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.30%
29%
29%
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24
24
46
30
30
115
29%
115%
29%
*
30
30
93
10O
115%
115%
2,200
29%
29%
1,100
24%
1,400
24%
*24
24%
46
*44
45
*44%
45%
45
45
*45
46
300
pfd—100
*97%
98%
*97%
98%
97%
97%
98'A
98'A
*98
99
99
99
110
.100
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
*105'/a
106%
*105%
106%
*105
*105
107
100
100
.
...
100
100
*94
*94
*105%
96 %
96
106%
23%
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r
94
*105%
23%
96%
96
106%
*44%
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96
96'%
*94
*92%
96
105
105%
*105
96
96%
24'/a
*96
*95
106%
*105%
24%
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106%
98
*96
95'A
*105%
23'A
68%
22%
23
;22%
22%
22%
22
22%
22%
*67%
68%
67%
67%
68
68 »A
68
68%
68'/a
23%
23%.
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
*39
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
*39%
136
136%
135
x22
common
5
*39
100
*136%
lo.
*22%
14%
Rv
No par
Marie...
No par
17
39%
138
*39
*136%
39%
138
%
22%
68%
135%
69'A
23%
'.J9,7Q0
40
135%
136
22%
23
23
23
23
22%
22%
22'A
*22'A
22%
14%
*14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15 Va
15%
17%
17
17 'A
17
17
16%
17'A
17
17
17
17
50
7,503
3,000
136
136
110
107
10
22
95%
96%
Inc—JNo par,
■
98%
106%
23 'A
....
508
25
4%
18%
.5
Prod
<5
11
7
25%
25%
43%
.-3%
11%
u
*45
Petroleum
Utilities
Steel
P
22
.No par
1st preferred
St
*21%
25
Linotype
South
30% .Tan
6%
No par
2nd pfd
Miami Copper
Mid-Continent
8%
*6%
24 %
Inc..,
508
7
10%
92%
*490
11
*6%
10%
92%
508
*107/a
7
10%
,
*490
11
*6%
18
—
4
22
508
*10%
43%
common—_16%c
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Midland
*495
6"%
25
Co.—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
—12.50
Mesta Machine Co
5
4
8
508
11
11
*43%
preferred—50
Co
Inc
Mergenthaler
138'% Apr
25
*490
508
10
$3.50 preferred
Middle
600
41%
_
preferred series
28
16%
No par
preferred series
May 21
*16%
1
,
4.45%
81% Jan
16%
18
common—
106 % Miy 14
24
16%
73
preferred (1st series)
3 Wi
May
1
20% Feb 14
17
*72 'A
:
95% May 23
65
17
5
Inc.
McLellan Stores Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co„
Mead Corp common
20
29
167/8
43
preferred series—
24% Jan
xl6%
43
preferred series
8
17%
*42 %
Mines..
3.85%
Jan
17%
8%
9%
11%
1
4.35%
20
17%
*24%
No par
'*•*
91% Feb
1,700
9
23%
preferred... 100
Co
Publishing
105% Anr 26
87
31%
3
Mav 21
96
500
*31
11
—No par
common.
McCrory Stores Corp common.._50c
$4
8%
32'A
*29%
.
No par
—
Corp
1,900
*8%
50
Corp
4,400
8'A
31%
9%
.
No par
.No par
—.2
Preferred
Merck
;
series.No par
common
preferred
25
89% Jan
26
Xl4% Dec
$3
28
16
7
4
July
Maytag Co
Feb
42
8
45% Jan
49% Jan
preferred
5,666
28'A
*107%
1
5
8
14%
90
8%
24%
;
100
common
28%
31%
11
i___No par
__No Par
preferred.
conv
Dept Stores
$3.75
23% Jan
27
35
4.25%
May
8%
14'A
*87%
31%
Co.... *17%
Chemical Corp com
5
45%
87,
8%
28%
; / 8%
Electric
29% Nov
8%
14%
90
83A
23%
5
No par;
Cp___—...
*8
8
14'A
1,300
40,500
31%
10%
—100
Corp
*87%
15%
42%
138
*8%
*4%
Corp
27%
SO
42%
31%
*54%
preferred
14%
28
*15%
*134
8%
prior pfd—.100
com..
90
15'A
42%
138
31%
50
Co
&
(Glenn
common
(conv)..
Market St Ry 6%
Marshall
11
85% Jan
Corp
preferred
14'A
27%
14%
27%
8
15'A
42
*134
*89'A
14
27%
*87%
15'A
42%
138
8%
*21%
Exploration—
Corp ...—.—6.25
Marathon
11% Dec
42
*134
*30%
*6%
5
1
Maracaibo. Oil
8
15'A
15'A
42%
138
8%
*10%
1
No par-
_^_r—
90
42%
31%
*495
Manhattan Shirt
14%
27%
8
8
*17
___■
14%
27%
*87
*14%
*134
*8%
1
...
Mandel Bros
14%
42%
138
31%
10
Co———50
Manoning Coal RR
Manati Sugar Co
7
;
14%
89%
*7%
No par •'
_
14%
*135
27
26"%
*87
.—No par
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)—.:
Jan
12% Jan
No par
Garden
138
14%
5
com
preferred series A—100
56
38% Feb
Inc
*135
*41%
42%
*41%
lo
100
.
15%
*14%
5
common
....
90% Jan 28
83
29
Forbes
preferred
31"% Jan
■
26'/a Nov
6%
86% May 14
14% Sep
2
M & M Wood
MacAndrews
May 20
26% May 15
12
29
7
12
2
24
Jan
May
134% Apr
2
31
9
45
4
Feb
38
9% Nov
52% Oct
•;15% Jan 25
7
.
103% Jan
7% Dec
19% July 25
7% Mar 23
Mar
129% Jan
200
110
eoo
15,400
2,800
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1952
(2192)
20
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
f
Range for
Year
41>A Jan
Lowest
21
Sep
117
107 Va Oct
29
37 V4 Feb
20
54
May
«
100 y* Nov
30
107
Mar
7
39
53% Jan
14
3
Mar
107
112
Apr
25
18 Va Jun
29
27% Oct
15
18 Vs May
83% Jan
2
93% Feb
14
84
25
U
2
Jan
23
105
1
7
May
24Vs Jan
2
91% Jan
11
15
30 Va Jan
9
2
Apr
36% Feb
7
2
34% Oct
29% Jun
14
33% Nov
8
24 % Jun
29
32 Ve Dec
25
29 Va
Apr
17
13% Apr
11
18% Sep
21
17% Jan
5
25 % Jan
45 'A
37% Mar 24
22
8'/a Feb
15
Jan
16
62% Apr
1
21% Apr
21
21 Va Apr
16
9
28
5
31% Jan
7
50
9
May
No par
6%
preferred series A
100
Pac RR 5% conv pfd-100
7%
*56
20
1.25
29
*12%
Tool
No par
*17 %
Co
5
93%
5
24%
*26%
Mohawk Carpet Mills
6
Mojud
24
18% Jan
4
Monarch
89
Apr
24
109 Va Jan
2
Monsanto
24
27 Va
11% Jan
21 Va Jan
13
Oct
8
29
2
Dec
21
26% Apr
16
30% Jan
22
May 20
67% Jan
2
64
Jan
2
19
58
15
Jun
29
22% Sep
24
16 Vs Jau
2
12 Vs Nov
27
18% Feb
15
13 Va Apr
17
40'A Jan
2
57% Dec
7
54 % JaD
2
23'/a Nov
28
31% Jan
29
22% Jan
14
24 >A Dec
14
29
17% July
2
16% Jun
25
30% NOT 20
11% Dec
19
15% Feb
23
18
Feb
No par
14
Mueller Brass Co__
4
109% Feb
18
18% May
1
42 V* Mar 13
19% Jan
10
44% Jan
4
49
52% Feb
4
108
27
Mfg.
Corp
18 V* Jun
25
43 y2 Sep
28
49% Feb
28
51% Dec
5
66
Apr
12
17% July
2
22% Feb
Mar
I
9
60 Va Feb
20
70
Mar
Aug
3
31% Apr
15
35%
16%
20%
22%
32%
Jan 23
Jan
4
18%
18%
104
42'A
*102%
51'% Jan
79
2
37
Mar 15
31
12% Jan
17% Deo
2
12
7
21% Apr
15
16% Jan
16
21
Dec
35% Jan
184% Jan
19
12
29
<29% Dec
12
<130
Dec
27
7
Jan
2
14
20
2
59'/a 8ep
11% Feb
88
*85
88
*85
87'%
*85
87%
*25
26
*25
26
*25
26
*25
26
34%
34%
34%
35
35
35
1,300
35
34%
35
30%
31
31%
31%
31%
32
32%
3,700
31
31%
30%
18%
18%
18 7/a
18%
18%
18%
4,100
36%
36%
36%
37 Va
36%
37%
36%
31 Va
4,600
6%
18%
36 Va
6%
18%
18%
18%
6%
6%
56 Va
56 Va
56%
56%
22%
23
36%
56%
22%
29
13
18
93%
24%
12%
7,300
23%
3,300
29
29
29
500
12%
13
13
1,300
17
17
1,100
23'/a
29
12%
12%
12%
*28%
12%
14% Aug
44 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'A
95%
94'/a
94%
94%
95 "Va
24'A
24%
24%
25
25'A
24%
25%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
27'A
2,600
22,600
3,000
26%
59 Va
17 Va
58
58%
58%
17%
17%
17%
59 va
17%
58%
59%
59%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
*13%
4
61% Mar 19
National Cash
9% Jan
2
13% Jan
13%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
67%
69%
68%
69
25%
67
25%
*25'A
25%
25%
25%
*25'A
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,900
23%
23%
23%
23%
19 Vs
19 VB
19
19 Va
19%
19%
193/s
4,900
19 Va
19'A
19'/a
25%
25
25%
24%
25'A
25Vs
25%
2,700
24%
24%
11%
1 100
25%
23 Va
19 Vs
24 %
24%
12
53%.
108
18%
18%
43%
49
29
89
Oct
29
27'/a Nov
2
53% Jan
1
17% Jan
4
3
May 19
34Vs Jan
2
4
100
May 15
110% Jan
24
22
37% Oct
103
18% Jau
2
23
17
98
May
1
33
Jan
29
91
8
33% Oct
19
25% May
165 Va Dec
31
185% Jan
134 Va Dec
12
156
8% Sep
5
30'/a Jun
29
25'/a Jan
2
29
4
165
Feb
20
176'% May 16
136
Jan
15
147'% Apr 24
9% Jan 31
8% May 23
9% Jan 26
Jan
2
40% Jan
34% Nov 30
30'A Jan
9
33
56
43
1
53
Jan
25% Jau
30
29
Apr 25
Feo
19
35
Apr
91
May 20
40% Sep
Jun
25
25'% Nov
21% Jan
3i>
17
26
Mar 31
2
Jan
9
8
32% Feb
16
2
30% Dec
3
2b
90
Sep
6
85% JaD
15
25% Feb
2
19% Feb
23
24% May 23
2
105'% May 22
83
Nov
19
20
Nov
7
101
7
25
Jan
Dec
Oct
11
17
13% May 16
15
6% May 15
108
2
7'% Dec
May
17% Sep
10% Feb
15
14% Jan
19
101
Jqn
3
Jan
8% Mar
16
4
3
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
1951
Range
9% Jun
25
14% Jan
18
15'A Jan
2
18 % Feb
19
15
xl05
8% Jan
11
34% Jun
21
91
29
Dec
ll'/a Jan
Jan
11
13
7
Apr
1
1U4'A Jan
7
9 Vs Jan
3
18
9
38% Mar 28
11
Apr
43'% Jan
Feb
7
90V2 Jan
98% Mar 20
1?
24
Jan
Dec~27
lui
lep
20
99
Apr
143
Dec
6
74
2
25
97
126
-ar
r
23% Feb
10*/a Apr
82% Jan
68
New
109
19
18%
18%
18%
*423A
npr
433/4
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
*48%
49
*48'/a
49'%
4
Jan
7
Oct
2
28% Jun
29
38% Jan
32'% Jan
12
36 Va Mar 21
17% Jun
25
23% Oct
18% Feb
26
21
15 % Jun
25
26% Jan
17% Jan
3
34% Nov 26
46 "v Sep
26
34% Feb
20
156% Feb
13
100'% Jan
9
18% May 10
14% Apr
24
May
8
75
Jan
System
Elec
3
21'A Jan 22
101
Dec
26
15% Jan
10
41'/a Jan
60
Dec
73
Jan
3
92
Aug
9
215
Jan
17
475
Oct
15
3
14
52
8
May
Jan
16% Mar 6
64% May 16
94% Feb
9
673
Mar 24
9
Apr
86'% May
350 '
105
2
14% Nov
14
25% Jan
18
14'% Feb
13
19% Apr 28
43'A Jun
25
59% Jan
22% Jan
17
46'% Jan
2
54% May 22
15'/a May 24
9
16 Va May 20
18% Jan
2
25'/a Jan
29% Dec
5
83% Dec 26
20% Jan
99
2
28
Mar
25% Nov
25
Jun
26
29
77
Nov
26
85
Dec
3
8% Jun
29
94
102
2
29% May 20
Jan
85
23
Feb
27 Vs May 22
76
82
Jan
91'% May 19
6
12% May
863% Jan
9
8'A Apr
20 Vs Feb
24
May 21
97% May 23
10% Jan
27
26% Apr
14
1
2
51
Jan
29
Norfolk <fc
25'/a Mar
4
26'AApr
16
17% Jun
25
19% Dec
31
19'% Jan
2
22
Mar
6
Apr 28
753/4 Jan 17
81
8
35 Ve Mar
45'A Apr
13
31'A Jan
2
9% Jun
1
10% Dec
10
80% Dec
21
94% Feb
15
10
7
7
-
Mar 15
1
Feb
5
94% Mar 29
10% Jan
2
11% Feb
2
89'% May 20
59
American
North
Northern
X104
Dec 27
92% Dec
28
14% Dec
18
16% Dec
10
15Va Jan
7
Dec
13
14
14
1
15% Mar 31
24% Sep 20
20
no/?£an }
33'% Aug 20
33Va Jan
ll3/4 May 12
20 Vb May 15
16% Jan
31
25% Jan
31
Feb
11
$3.60 preferred—
J-n
36
30
27Vs Jan
May 15
28
Aircraft Inc
Northwest
4.6%
Airlines
1
Inc common—lo
25
preferred
Telegraph
'
10 Va
11 Ve
11'A
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
1,600
51
49%
50'%
49%
50'%
51'%
5,400
15 Vs
15 Vs
101
15'%
15'A
253A
25%
101'%
25%
25'%
101 va
101%
50%
17,700
•
15%
1,400
26'A
263A
38,100
1013%
1013A
2,700
15%
15'%
26%
102
17,600
22%
22'%
22%
22%
23
223%
23
97'%
*96'%
97'%
963/4
963/4
96 3%
96%
100
27%
27%
28
28'%
29
28'%
28%
14,700
176
*173%
176
175'%
175'%
147'A
*146'%
147'%
*146'%
147'%
30
83A
83%
8'%
83%
2,300
36%
36%
1,100
*31'%
32 »A
*173 va
176
147'A
147'%
8%
8%
36%
363%
*31 Va
32'A
8%
36%
43 Va
*27'%
32%
,
V
32'A
*27%
28
32%
33'/a
*89%
90'%
91
24
36'%
363/4
300
44
32
43'%
32'A
43%
44'A
6.500
28'A
28'%
28'%
V28'%
400
33'A
5 200
.
'
43%
44
24%
44
28'A
V
323/4
33
33%
33 vb
24'A
104'%
105'%
6,300
900
133/4
105
*103'A
105'%
*1033A
*13'%
13%
13%
137a
133/4
13%
1,800
133/4
6%
6%
6%
63/4
6 '/a
6%
6%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
•
May 20
103%
'•
103/4
10%
15%
15
15'%
10
10
*67
10%
*39
39'%
*39
39'%
*94'%
96
*94'%
96
12%
13
13
3/64
3/64
a'a
97
108'%
*95
108'A
16
16
68
*67
97
»95
109
*108
16%
68
16'%
*67
13'%
V<f
109'%
13 V4
21.600
A
776,200
109'%
1,700
16'%
1,800
'
*95
97
97
16
163%
68
10
96
.
3/64
109'%
900
39'%
39'%
*94'%
13%
4,700
10 Vs
10'%
10 Va
600
106
*105
106
10
39i%
1/64
16
*105
96
12%
1,500
10%
15'%
106
*95
Share»
103%
15
106'A
the Week
103%
*105
12%
Friday
May 23
*143/4
15
9%
,
Thursday
May 22
>
103/4
106
39
6,400
7
Sales for
May 21
:
15
*94'%
68
243A
105'%
243/4
24%
105'%
130
91
91
92
*91
91'%
24'A
24
10
68
*67
1,000
18%
18%
10
19
19'A
19'/«
193/s
19'A
19%
2,000
18%
19
193/a
40,900
6,400
18%
18%
19
18%
193/8
39%
39%
39%
393A
39%
39%
103
103'A
103'A
1033/8
800
102%
103'A
102'%
16
16'A
16 3A
500
16
*153A
*16 Va
70
*64'A
70
67
90
500
70
*64'A
16
*64'A
103'%
103
103
16'A
*16
16 3/8
70
*64'A
68
90
*89
90
*89
90
500
*460
500
*460
500
*88'%
*455
103
18%
16'A
*64'A
89%
*460
90
92
*475
220
92
500
500
18%
19'A
19
19 Va
9,9-00
4,200
18'%
18
18
18
18'A
18'A
53
53
53
53
53'%
53'%
53%
53%
53%
54%
54 Va
54'/a
163A
16'%
16'%
16'A
16'%
16 Va
16%
*16%
163/4
16%
17
16%
1,500
32
313%
31%
31%
32
31%
32
31%
32
12,300
*91%
923/4
923/4
93
*92'A
93
*92'A
*18
48
*25%
21'/a
26%
29'A
*83'%
91'%
97'A
91%
98
,
9'A
*21 Ve
48 Vs
*25%
21
9'A
21%
48
26'A
21'/s
15%
16 Va '
*78
79
1 76»/s
76%
40'%
76'%
10%
10%
10%
40'A
5
30
35% Sep
10'%
11
40
*87%
100
10o
16
103%
16%
40%
923/4
26%
29'A
85
91'/a
97'A
9%
21%
27
26%
29%
29%
29%
29'%
85
84
85
*84
86
*84
86
913A
*91
913/4
91
91
97'%
97'%
*97%
98
97'A
97%
150
93%
9%
93%
9%
9%
9%
11 000
22
22'A
223%
22 3%
91
*97'A
91'%
98
9'A
21'%
21'%
48%
48'/4
48'%
26'A
21'%
*25%
16 Va
19.600
26%
*833/4
9'A
79
27%
100
93
27'%
26%
27
*91
26%
29'A
29 3%
29'%
3,400
29 5/a
200
500
2,100
23
22
6,300
48'%
483%
48%
48'A
48'%
2 6 Va
*25%
26'A
26
26%
26
26
21
21'A
21%
21'A
21'%
213%
21'%
213%
60,600
16
16 Va
16
16%
16%
163%
16'A
16 3%
9.000
79
78%
79
79
79%
*79'%
41
40 Vs
41
40%
41'%
41
41s%
5.000
77
78%
76'%
78'%
16,600
11%
11'A
11%
11,600
*78
40'%
40%
76%
76'%
78
76%
77%
11
10%
11
11
11 Vs
48'A
300
200
80
(Minn)—
Common
Preferred $1.10 series
24% Dec
103%
10'%
16%
18'%
16
$4.80 preferred
26
10'%
10'%
39'%
*78
2
22
10'%
10%
183A
1
101% May
22
Jun
States Pwr Co
3,809
10'%
10'%
395%
*450
10
109'% May 22
19 Va Oct
3,900
18'%
50
5
12% Oct
,
Aviation
3
23
1,400
55'A
39%
*15%
25
Central Ry Co
Northrop
10'A
55
18%
*64
.—25
10
Jan-
94
10'A
55
8%
16
313/4
Jan
105
10'A
55
36'A
32
*913/4
11% Aor
109% May 25
103% Feb 27
Jan
10'A
55'A
19'%
313%
100
100
;82
10'A
54%
34 Va
923%
Northern Natural Gas Co—
Northern Pacific Ry,
Northern
18
10'A
55
34
313%
Ry com
220
10'A
34
'
Western
2,900
9,100
174
333/4
*91%
Adjustment preferred—North American Co
21'A
31%
21
313A
174
174'%
*174
39%
*102
2
46% Jan
39% Oct
70 Va Dec
175
*174
175
18%
IV
13
88
32
33%
29'%
84
"~5
2
20%
31%
33%
26%
28% Jan
3
20'%
31%
34'%
26%
X52% Feb
76% July
31 '/a Jan
18'A
20'%
31%
34
*29
*83
*91
*97'A
; 9'A
f21'%
18
Feb
18 Vs
20%
31'A
333/4
No par
100
100
100
Class A
3.40% preferred
3 60% preferred
3.90% preferred—
Noma Electric Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
Sep
19
*18
18
20
600
333/4
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
Jun"29
17
17% Jan 29
1,600
600
34'/4
100
25
Apr
18'A
*31 Va
97
*67
18'A
18'%
13
Gas Corp—
44
X13% Jun 29
68
2,800
147'%
107
15%
13'%
*173%
12%
153/4
123%
*39%
10
100
$3.75 preferred
26% Jan
12%
123/4
1/64
123/4
27 va
96
*95
12%
22 Ve
10 Vs
107
13
12'%
•
*96'%
39'A
32
32
Co—
Common
3
24% Jan
10
96
97
32
101
106
39'A
1073%
323%
*32 va
*105
97
No par
5
Apr
5
Feb
&
32'% Mar
7
Mar
State Elec
*105
106
32%
15 '/s
15'A
10'A
*18%
No par
New York Dock common
No par
$5 noncum preferred
No par
N Y & Harlem RR Co_
50
NY New Hav & Hart Co
100
Preferred 5% series A
100
NY Shipping Corp partic stock—1
94
16
9
88% Jan
79% Nov 30
Jan
85'% J4n
x29
1
*14%
69 3A
323%
*10'%
39'%
*95
107%
15%
*67
*33%
N Y City Omnibus Corp
N Y
15'A
19%
63'%
32 Ve
25
11
10%
*96
12%
1
New common
6% preferred series A
8
29
10%
19%
68
50'%
32%
Monday
May 19
■
19%
67'%
16%
23%
—
19 va
67 v
10'%
91
23%
102% 102%
13'%
13V2
6%
6%
f
6%
1/64
N Y Chic & St Louis
40'% May
*27'%
32%
*90J/2
.
11,400
19%
10%
8%
36'%
32
44'A
28'A
44
200
49
49
67
54%
*175'% 177'A
*146'% 147'%
8%
36'%
*31'%
120
2,400
19 Va
*10 Vs
27%
26%
533/4
109
19'A
*173'A
50'%
15
25%
101'A
22'%'
97'%
*39
100
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_10o
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common—
1
4»A% preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
New York Air Brake
5
New Yoik Central
No par
21
Jun 28
20% Feb
14
England
22
*96
300
18%
18%
18
10%
:
10%
*15
*105
10 Vs
Rights
& May 22
7
106»AMay 20
6%
No par
preferred
3%%
13% Mar 12
30
1/64 May 12
87
17% Jun
Newberry Co (J J) com—.
Apr
12% Oct
2
32%
32%
*89
91
23%
23%
102'% 102%
13'%
13'%
-
15
25
101
32%
43%
28
Saturday
May 17
22
3
105'AMar 25
4
*31%
43%
28
"
24
Jan
42% Jan
102
1
X
..
49%
50'%
50%
15
15'/e
25'%
25%
*100'% 101%
*22
22'A
*95'% 97
26%
27
*175'% 177'%
*146'% 148'%
*8%
8%
*36'A
36%
11 'A
*53
109'%
*53
30%
16%
1
1
100
5
11
16
16%
Nehi Corp
Neisner Bros Inc common—
4%% preferred—
Nesco
Inc
11% Jan
24
17
Par
Highest
10 V* Feb
17
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
103'% Nov
1
*
11%
53%
*108%
53%
20
10'%
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common
5
7% preferred A
—>..100
6% preferred B
100
National Linen Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
National Shares Corp
No par
National Steel Corp
10
National Sugar Ref Co
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com
10
4'%% preferred
—100
National Tea Co common
5
4.20% conv preferred
100
Natl Vulcanized Fibre Co
1
Natomas Co
.—No par
May 22
Jan
Jan
10%
23%
67'%
12%
55
10'%
National Dairy Products
No par
National Department Stores
5
National Distillers Prod common__5
4'A% pfd series of 1951
10o
17
14 '/a May
25
21 Va Mar
27
16% Jun
48% Jan
2
112% Oct
106'A Oct
10
54%
10'%
10%
23%
32 Ve
32%
12%
18
19%
31
1
25'%
1,100
66%
173'% 173'%
10
10
*9%
2,700
25%
19'%
66'%
174
10 ■
54%
54%
10'%
10%
174
68%
49
49
19%
*32
*12%
18
19%
30%
68%
25%
433A
"42%
*48 Va
11'A
11%
68%
18%
18%
*42%
108
108
68%
108
53%
533A
*53
108
108
"11%
11%
11%
11%
53%
32%
12%
18%
19'%
30%
No par
Co
Gas Co
National Cylinder
18% Mar 27
14
23% Feb
10
43
National City
National Container
51% Sep
26
26'/a Jan
'
8
7
600
14
*13%
14
13%
67
1
Register
Lines Inc
10% May
13% Jan
3,900
59%
13%
66
10
National Can Corp
10,300
95'/a
94'A
67'/a
32%
12%
*18
19va
30%
100
preferred A
7%
17
12% Jan 28
xl0% May 15
16'/a Aug 14
May 28
16 Va Dec
175'/< Apr
2
54% Feb
7
13 ve Mar 26
Jan
8
Jan
4
Jan 23
7
94%
26%
17 Va
58 Va
23'A
29
58 Vs
17%
57
23%
22%
26%
27
58%
23%
28%
24%
26%
24%
57 Va
12%
17%
94%
24%
17%
93 Va
6%
57%
6%
57
23»A
23
8,900
7
6%
6%
x28%
23%
12%
28%
66
1
1
Automotive Fibres Inc—1
Aviation Corp
5
Biscuit Co common™—10
Acme Co
Airlines
3
24
2
23 '
9% May
14
6
Jan
11
1
23
Apr
29% Apr
161% Jan
Oct 25
9% Dec
42% Jan
24
Apr
17% May
0
23
Jun
National
National
National
National
National
20
*86
*65 Va
100
Nashville Ciiatt & St Louis
7
3,300
183/4
26
19 Ve
19 Vs
Corp:—
60
104
18%
38
19'A
5
Nash-Kelvinator
21% Mar 28
1
12,900
42 VB
H O CM «"•
18%
4,900
112*4
42
104
18%
18%
N
17% May
110'A
112%
41%
35
11%
54
*108
109
18%
18%
*42%
43%
*48%
49%
Murphy Co (g C)
4%% preferred
*102%
103
18'A
Shares
50
50
50
110 %
42%
42
42'/<
x42
xl02%
*
112
*110
112
49%
49%
*25
*11%
*53%
Munsingwear Inc
13Vs Jan
23% Feb
May 20
——1
1
_
5
common—_——1
100
Murray Corp of America com
10
4%
preferred
—.
50
Myers (F E) & Bros
No par
Mullins
29 Vs Jan
Jan
18
11
10
5
Corp
Corp
19% Jan
57% Jan
60'/* Dec
Wheel
Motor
25
*17'/s
*13V2
"66%
"25Va
23%
19
"24va
•
3
*110
the Week
*86
59
59
12
& Co_
Inc
Products
Motor
Feb
112% Jun
(John)
25% Apr
1
22% May
11 Va May 22
11
48% July 19
107 Va Sep
Morrell
Motorola
28
51
(The)—No par
Co
Fower
1
Mar
23
21% Feb
Montana
No par
Mar 31
27
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co_
20
9
May
Chemical
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
Mar 15
18
Machine
10
14% Jan
73% Apr
75% Sep
Inc
Co
Hosiery
Feb
16% Apr
1
26% Mar 12
22%
tMissouri
5
22% Apr
18%
6%
_
RR com
Mo-Kan-Texas
10
14
41%
103%
35Va
31
18%
36 va
16% Feb
4
*110
26
30%
I8V4
36 Va
Corp
Mission Development
24% Jan
12% Mar
"25
"34%
——1
Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Mission
107% Aug
3
Jan
50%
May 22
May 21
49%
50
49%
49%
112
42
103%
13 Va
Friday
May 23
Thursday
Wednesday
May 20
May 19
49%
*169% 112
41'%
41%
*103% 104
*18%
18%
87% 87%
.
2
16% July
*49%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.5o
$3.75 conv preferred
100
Minn Min & Mfg common—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
25
12% Nov
73
22
20% Jan
39% Feb
24
Nov
2
6% Apr
Mar 12
37
33% Mar 12
18>/s Aug 15
29
34% Jan
9
73% Mar
2
July
5
13% Mar
25
7Vs Jun
32% Jan
357/s Deo
2
30% July
3
22
Jan
48'A Jan
24
101% Feb
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICE8
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
May 17
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
45% Feb
56% July 17
2
Since Jan.
Range
1951
Highest
lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Northwestern
50
2.50
Norwich Pharmacal Co
,
*88'A
88%
*109.110
*101
101%
12'%
12'%
12
*20 Va
*32
*20'%
12'%
88'A
88%
*109
110
*101
101%
12'%
12'%
12'A
12'%
20'A
31%
20'%
32'%
20'%
20%
11%
88'%
88'%
88 %
885%
400
*109
110
*109
1093/4
109'A
109'%
108'%
108'%
180
*101'A
101%
*101V»
101%
101'%
101'%
*100'%
101'%
30
123A
12%
12%
13'A
3.800
88%
8C'%
8«3/4
89
13
13
13
13%
12'%
12 Vs
12
20'A
20'%
20 Ve
20'A
20%
*31%
32'%
32
32
32
20'%
20%
20'A
34'%
3,900
420
20'A
20'%
800
34%
34%
10,500
*1051/4
105%
203%
34%
203%
32'%
12'A
33
20'%
12 3%
20 Va
20'A
32
20'%
*32%
12%
20%
4,000
12'A
*20%
12 Va
O
Dec
26
86% Dec. 27
110Va Mar 12
99% Feb 27
--
43 A
Mar,29
19 % Jan
——
57% Sep
10
19
J.,100
Jan 14
88'A Jan- 8
:943A Apr
',404'A May
105'A May
27
Jari
Oct
10
20
Jan
8
2
37'A Oct
11
31
^an
8
111% Oct
8
102
For footnotes
page 24.
106
2
22
2
May
9
.-52% Feb
25 % Jan
18
34% Feb 27
2
22
.60% Apr
7
Mar 25
10
8
4 40%
3.90%
10
Ohio
Okla
18% Mar
4
35% Jan
4
106% Apr
18
~
8
100
100
preferred
preferred^
—
4.56% preferred'
24% Mar 19
17% Mar 13
Mar
May 22
Ohio Edison Co common
Oil
Co_
100
4%%
Corp
common
convertible
*104% 104%
56
*23%
56
23%
20
*18'%
33%
18%
33%
104'%
preferred
Oliver
92
105
93
No par
10
;
Gas & Electric Co com—
4%
33% ' 34
105
:
preferred
__1
100
*104
-
34
105
*92
34'A
105
93
*104'% 104'%
55%
23'%
56%
23'%
18%
18%
33%
33%
104% 104%
34
105
92'A
34%
105
92%
104% 104%
55'%
*23'A
56'%
23%
18%
18%
33%
33%
304% 104.%
34'A
105
*92
34%
105%
93'A
105'% 106
92
92
104% 104%
104% 104%
56%
23%
56
57%
23% 23%
*18% 18%
33% 34'A
104% 104%
56
23%
18% 18%
33% 34
104% 104%
*92
*104%
-
■
150
90
93
600
104%
57 Va t 57% J
104
11
6,900
Ixiin 600
24 n
•23%.'!
! 18%'- vjn t. J1|170O
*18%
33%
r:
:
34Va '
104%
■!&
*
6'70O
740
* -*■"
Number 5119
Volume 175
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
21
(2193)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
10
STOCKS
1951
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
13% Jan
Aug
6
96% Jun
15
105
Mar 24
27
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
337b Jan
25
2
8% Apr
12
Jan
5
91ViApr
15
Dec
6
27
Feb
5
13
35
Feb
19
38% Mar 25
12
19
Jan
2
23% Mar 10
Outboard
79
Feb
19
83
Outlet Co
24
17% Sep
13
39% Apr
21% Jan
75
19
81
Dec
73% Feb
2
Aug
89% Aug
6
71
30
May
11% May
97% May
27
Feb
3
3
5
Jan U
48V* Mar 11
1
85% Jan
Saturday
Par
Otis Elevator
41% Apr
25
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
23
Omnibus Corp (The) common..—5
8% convertible preferred A__100
Oppenheim
Collins
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
May 20
May 21
May 22
*9%
10
10
10
95
*94
95
*10%
95
10%
*10%
10%
96
*96
28%
*27
96%
28%
*27
28%
36%
2.50
36%
*19%
20
*19%
19%
19%
No par
*79%
80%
*79%
80%
*79%
80%
*79%
44%
45%
45%
45%
45(4
73%
74%
73%
74
74
No par
Marine
Owens-Corning
&
Mfg
Fiberglas
Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
45
74%
o
12.50
*27
28%
36%
45
74%
Sales for
Tuesday
May 19
95
10
AND
Monday
May 17
,
*27
36%
36%
20
37
36%
10%
Friday
the Week
23
Shares
May
10%
*10%
10%
*95
963/4
95%
95%
♦27
28%
*27
200
50
28%
37
37%
20
♦19%
20 ya
80%
*79%
801/2
60
46%
80'/2
46%,
80%
46 V4
74
20
36%
46%
47%
73%
74
73%
733/4
4,100
4,300
13%
13%
2,300
92
92
50
15
600
29
100
37%
3,900
20%
♦20
37%
300
P
16% Nov
28
21
Mar 21
13% May
7
95
Nov
16
101% Mar
1
92
Apr
Dec
20
19% Feb
6
14
Apr
10
35
1
53
July 13
37
Apr
16% Jan
51
Feb
15
35
Mar 18
25% Dec
6
44
17
31
Nov
24
103
Jan
3
*130% Dec 27
4% Jun
29
May 24
8Y4Jan
3
4% Jun
29
24
11
4% cum conv preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
30% Apr
56% Apr
Mar 17
Nov
3
x49% Jan
25% Mar 22
29
65
317/s Mar 27
17
Oct
Pabco Products Inc
97% Jan
30
17% Jan
14
19% Jan
8
14
17% Jan
4
5
40% Apr 14
29% May
8
Feb
9
Pacific
Gas
54% Mar
6
17
52% Jan
16
Pacific
Lighting
34% Jan
49 % Feb
5
28% Feb
25
114% Oct
11
108% Apr
151% Jan
30
132
6% Feb
14
22% Sep
9
Dec
6% Mar
19
,
20
Jan
7% Mar
8
7
8% Jan
4% Apr
26% Mar 15
7
7
3
30
9% Jan
22
5% May 22
9% Apr
24
12
Jan
2
10
41
Apr
12
Mar 18
20
31
29
21
May 24
40% July 10
2% July
2
40% Jan 11
31% Jan
3
6% July 31
13% Jun 29
62
Nov
20
59% Jan
104% Jan
18
93
9
81
Jan
2
99% May 19
Feb
5
7% Apr
17
33% Sep
20
25% Jan
57
Jan
15
36
10
9% Jan
2
Apr
30% Mar 13
30
43% Jan
20
38
Jan
26
Parker
8% Jan
16
34% May
7
6% Feb 15
8% Apr
28
34% Dec
28
64% Apr
12% Jun
11
41% Aug 21
74% Jan lo
25
15% Mar 16
22% Jun
29
27% Mar 10
23% Jan
29
52% Jan
10
Jun
25
111% Jun
29
30
28
Sep
28
105
18
26% Feb
26% Jan
18
17% Feb
27
71
18
50% May
31% Mar
Dec
34% Mar 27
130
Dec
29
129
25
38% Oct
2
8% Jun
29
12% Jan
19
56
Apr
105% Feb
13
40
9
101
31
Feb
Feb
8% Feb
8
11
10% Apr
44% Jan
15
105% Apr
23% Jan
7
18% Dec
26
22% Mar 12
16% Apr
30
19% Jan
25
35% Nov
26
34% May
1
110% Feb 15
42% Jan
2
3
33
25% Jan
2
22% Dec
17
103% Dec
31
Dec
100% Nov
91
30
57
May
Nov
14
29
Apr
22% Jan
18
106
Feb
9
30
110
Jan
4
2
21
61
2
8
22
36% Apr
17
23
Jan
2
117% Jan
3
Mar 11
26% Feb
*115
5%
Coke
May
30% Feb
25
Year
13
Jun
6
14
May 15
Cement
Glass Sand
Penn
Power
&
$1
preferred
Electric
Lowest
NEW
Highest
3
42% May 15
9
16
19
93% Jan
12
95% Feb
90
49%
13
101
Apr
12
Nn
30
May
3
98% May 10
98
Jan
23
17% Jan
8
Sep 28
21% Dec
131% Nov
Jan
4
15% Apr
110% Jan
29
26% May
102% Apr
17
Jan
8
2
21
110% Jan
21
1
37% Jan
29
46% July
15% Jun
17
16
95% Feb
13
May
1
106% Jan
28
May
1
51% Feb
2
15% May
1
177/a Jan
14
Feb
3
Dec
1
142
Feb
21
145
Jan
Feb
1
151
Jan
4
161
May 14
54% Oct
3
2
11
Sep 25
2
30
Jan
21
30
4
2
28
98
Jan
33% Jan
147
Feb
17
9
18
3
9
31% Jan
2
14 % Apr
12
57
9
Apr
xl9% May
71
Jan
2
28
107/8Jan
6
25% Jan
17
17
20% Apr
18
24
Jan
30
137
133 %
*35%
36%
9%
9%
*41%
43
*104
105%
28%
108%
28%
28%
18 3/8
18%
18%
18%
18%
53
53
54
53%
54
53%
54%
34
32%
33
*32 %
33
*32%
131%
37
131%
37
9%
10
49
*105
13
48% Oct
8
62% Dec
28
May 23
5
58% May
1
Oct
29
48
Feb
2
25% Apr
17
135
Nov
28
159
Jan
22
138% Jan
3
24
Jan
2
29
Feb
5
35% Jan
27% Feb
4
28% Apr
35%
36%
353/4
112%
112%
113%
35%
351%
36%
353/8
36
60%
60%
*601/4
61
60
601/4
301/4
29%
30%
30
30%
-30
30-
24%
*241%
25
24%
24%
♦24%
2 4 7/8
IO91/2
1091/2
110
*98i/4
99
601/4
30
30
30
30y4
30
25
24%
241%
24%
♦109
981/4
981/4
*981/4
*1071%
108%
*1071/2
108%
HIGH
99
*107%
SALE
108%
110
113%
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 19
May 20
770
10,500
500
110
*98%
108
♦IO93/4
HI
70
99
981/4
99
100
108
107%
107%
PRICES
Monday
730
12,200
40
Sales for
May 21
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 23
May 22
Shares
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
28%
28%
28%
29
29
29%
29%
291%
29%
29%
293/s
29%
88
87
87
87
88
88%
120
44
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
43 3/8
44 %
6,100
99%
99%
*99%
100
*99%
100%
100
97%
200
100
'
97J/4
*97%
98%
*97%
98%
15
*13%
15
*13%
15
*13%
97
*94
97
*94
97
*94
87
*94
16,900
7,200
15
97
100
No par
5
97
97
*97%
*14%
15
:*i3%
*94
97
54 %
*11
54%
12
*94
54%
*10%
55%
12
54%
*11%
25
34%
34%
35 %
35 %
*101%
102%
*101%
102%
*101%
16%
16%
16%
16"%
16%
com_.No par
*105
35
56%
28%
28%
28%
55%
87
55%
12
*11%
12
35%
*35%
35%
102
16%
*105
*105
*86
*101%
16%
102
16%
*105
29Vb
*86
55%
*11%
35%
♦101%
16%
56%
56%
12
♦11%
35%
35%
102
*1013/4
16%
*105
xl6%
57
16,800
12
35%
1,400
102
16%
800
293/a
4,100
*105
98%
48%
1,300
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
163/s
16%
16%
1,100
7%
(conv)
guaranteed
preferred
100
com
10
5%
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
_100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—_100
Creek
&
Electric
Power
Car Co
conv
Co
4.64%
*144
150
*144
150
♦144
150
*144
*160
162
*160
162
♦160
162
♦160
162
47
48
9
9
9
9
46%
9
9
20%
20%
20%
20%
*73
75%
*73%
75%
72%
73
*70%
71
*70%
71
70%
*21
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
*138
*11%
29%
•
29%
144
29%
29
*11%
73%
..743/4
♦74
743/4
80
70%
*70%
71
703/4
703/4
71
71%
600
21%
21%
144
29'%
12
*138
28%
22%
144
*138
28%
29%
22
144
295/a
♦11%
1,100
144
297/8
4,600
*11%
Hi/2
*11%
113/4
32%
32%
32%
32%
323/4
33
44%
44%
♦441/8
44%
44%
45
No par
10
*16'/b
16%
*16 %
10%
161/2
161/2
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
163/s
900
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
3,700
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
9%
4,200
♦33%
*33
63
34
63
13%
34
34
34
33%
33%
*33%
63%
62%
63%
62%
627%
62%
625/8
62%
623/4
5,800
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
135/a
137/a
5,700
80%
80%
803/4
*801/4
80%
*80%
80%
29%
29%
291/b
29%
*29
80%
293/a
80%
29%
29%
29%
1,400
30%
29%
30%
30i%
3014
301/4
30Vb
30%
4,100
114%
*113%
*80 '/i
81
801/4
*29
29%
291/b
30%
30
♦113
*113
114%
*113
114%
."*86
873/4
26%
*86
87%
86
86
26 %
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*101%
102%
*101%
108%
*107%
108
*107%
No par
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
*85
115
86
30%
*113%
*1133/4
84%
26 y#
263/8
12,800
27%. 275/s
"*1013/8 102%
*1073/4 1081/4
27%
27%
5,500
♦101%
102%
102%
*101%
102%
108%
*107%
1081%
42
42%
417/b
42%
42%
42%
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
61%
61%
61%
62
100
*109%
109%
*109%
109%
♦109%
109%
109%
109%
No par
30%
30%
*30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
Radio Corp of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
27%
*145
*24%
27%
147
25
27%
146
*24%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
146
*145
147
147
147
25
25
25
25
25
60
26%
42%
5
300
86
26%
41%
100
34
115
*85
42
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
600
13%
13%
0
2,500
62%
*33
5
30%
11%
97%
34
102%
com
•138
29%
22%
32%
*417/s
—
♦213/4
45
*107%
(The)
*21%
32%
*101%
preferred
74
201/8
45
100
6%
1,900
*73
,
33
No par
Quaker Oats Co
6,100
20%
45%
cum
conv
2,900
91/8
20%
45%
4.70%
common
48%
20%
20%
100
preferred
9
9%
32 'A
4.08%
5%
9
47%
48%
32%
preference com__No par
preferred
100
(The)
20
9
47%
46%
div
Oil
x9
48%
*32%
1
12
*138
20%
47%
100
Gas com
100
150
163
46%
11%
No par
$1.40
150
*160
142%
10
preferred
&
*144
47 %
No par
preferred
3%%
Pub Serv El
150
*11%
No par
Colo
91
*45%
com.
preferred
cum
29
164
*46%
*138
29%
preferred series A__50
Industries Inc
29%
3
Inc com_
Gamble
&
Publicker
$4.75
B
29
——1
-
Co class
29%
*144
1
—
Pocahontas—
28%
*160
5
(The)
Pure
147% May 22
36%
1131/4
16%
23
1
35%
112%
290
*16%
69% Jan
24% May
36%
113
981/4
Pullman Inc
28
II,300
112%
16%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
11
Apr
36
36%
17
91
Apr
43% Jan
Apr 24
1,600
60%
5
31
17
60%
of
2
17
60%
of Indiana—No par
31
17
60%
Co
28% Jan
*16%
60%
Co
110
16%
16%"
35
Serv
107% Jan
1,300
35%
Serv
9
22
x34%
Public
16
21%
36V4
Public
102% May
221/4
36
2
108
39% Mar 20
*21%
113
116% Feb
92% Jan
22%
36
30% Mar 28
102% Jan
22%
114
31% Feb
24% Jan
21
300
21%
♦97%
2
Feb
20,000
105% 1053/a
*47%
86% Jan
May 16
101/8
49
21%
36V4
May 17
9%
*49
105%
17
1091%
10
42
105%
16%
*109
10
42
105%
21%
113
10
43
105%
♦90
4%%
26% May 20
27% Apr 28
*41%
1,500
98%
Procter
87
9%
49
39%
48%
1
Jan
*38%
47%
4
81
391%
*97%
22
24% Jan
39%
*90
17% Jan
109% Jan
39»%
98%
68% Apr
7
39 %
91
Pressed Steel
16
38i%
48'A
18
13
132%
47%
13% Jan
91% Feb
133 %
*96%
1
24% Nov
133%
105%
21%
X36%
400
I.500
133%
.10
6,700
133
132%
*90
Potomac
2
9%
42%
1053/a
*41%
*105
33,700
33
133%
98%
13
10
38
18%
54%
♦32%
97
15% Feb
79% Dec
21% Jan
133%
18 5/8
54%
33
1,700
47%
7
1
>
300
28 %
471/8
14% Jan
May 13
28%
*96%
Poor
Jan
28%
28%
1081/2
*88%
22
35
*27%
♦107
91
29
33
28%
28%
28%
♦13%
preferred
Jan
17
28%
28%
1081/2
47%
31
9% May
28%
28%
*27%
*107
98%
Pittston Co
Feb
271%
108 %
18 %
17
*113
27%
523/4
*33
21%
36 %
28%
28%
*107
35%
—_100
Plough
6
1081%
28%
28%
18%
18%
47%
14
Mar
*107
*96i%
29
26% May
28% Apr
30
6,700
27
*27%
*107
*88%
May 1
62% May 8
13% May 16
31% Feb
283/a
28%
27
28%
108 %
91
12% Feb
19
2
281/4
*27%
27
*27%
*107
300
97%
32% Jan
30% Feb
27% Jan
27%
2,200
47%
11
110
131/b
*47%
3
17
11
13
1
Consolidation Coal Co
17
25
Sep
13%
1
convertible
31
Dec
106
13%
No par
No par
$5
Jan
23% Jun
41% Apr
2
46% Mar 28
13%
——2
Chem Co
$4.80 preferred
Pitts
31
27% Feb
13
300
28%
Jan
107
13%
32%
*97%
St L RR
&
25% Apr
11% Jan
80
18
13%
36 Vsj
No par
Jan
19
May 24
13%
27%
*16%
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Jan
Feb
Dec
13%
21%
21
80
95
24
13%
3,400
*131
No par
85
27
92
68
2,800
*28%
*88%
97%
29% Jan
30% Aug
119% Feb
67%
34
21
2
Dec
26% May 24
C
19
17
108
♦31%
68
18 %
52%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
70% May 21
129
C
Pitts Coke &
Pond
30
84
11
49% Jan
Pitts
13
16% Jan
80
321/4
67%
No par
55% Feb
15% Nov
41% Jan
321/4
68
18%
No par
Inc—
37% Mar 15
4
27
31%
67"a
*33
—100
preferred
44% May 21
16% May 13
Feb 28
29
62% July 2
16% Nov 23
42% Mar 17
$4
Pitney-Bowes
15
36% Aug 23
20% Oct
31%
67%
Saturday
common
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
10% Jun
Jun
Jan
46
22
13% Jan
33
90
25
21% July 17
10% Jan
3
28% Jun
Sep
132% Jan
31%
671/4
15
Pillsbury Mills Inc
19
16% Mar 27
97
27
31%
67%
981%
5
34% Apr
13
Nov
32
67%
99%
Mar
27
29
73
*31%
68
♦99%
39
13% Mar 15
Sep
39% Sep
70% July 24
32
*67'A
* 13%
99%
4
174
*31%
17%
*99%
10
6
17%
99%
17
25
18%
*9.9%
Jan
28
♦17%
100
12
37% Jan
181/4
*24%
preferred
59% Apr
110% Jun
Jan
4%
x95% Jan
152% Dec
1,300
*17%
87
17
156
17%
43%
20
51
17%
86%
10% Mar 14
100
18%
43%
48% Feb
6
6,100
6%
*17%
86"
x95% Jan
9
9%
18
6%
43%
1
Jun"
8Vb
93/4
6%
common.—5
6
July
7%
9%
6%
50
preferred series A
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
7
37%
81/4
9%
3
Sep
104
7%
9%
12.50
common
Dec
29
8% July
3%%
353/4
7%
1
& Iron
5,300
*35
6%
LOW AND
54
22
18
Corp
2,000
55%
35%
*35
23/8
9%
Par
98
19% Jan
July
& Reading Coal
2%
54
6%
<*TOCK
xl7% Jun
91
Jun
Phila
Philco
2%
55'/#
6%
No par
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp corn.
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
"
7
110% Jun
16
v^pk
37%
2%
55%
9%
*52%
No par
3,800
7%
5
com
180
12,800
6%
5
common
*35%
8%
26
200
5,900
9%
100
EXCHANGE
83% Jan
148
Co
preference
8%
25%
371/4
*36
8%
261/4
26
77.
100
*7%
__5
(conv) ___.100
40
75%
*98%
7%
—10
com
8%
751/4
100
6%
28%
100
*38
38
74%
11,000
9%
28%
33 %c
35%
38
*98V2
23%
6%
*107%
56% Mar
2
*7%
*7%
2%
56
10
23
9
100
95% Feb 27
22
7%
4.3%
3
Jan
*7%
37
*34%
4
108% Mar
45% Nov
16
35%
99%
108%
8
95% Oct
*34%
109 %
14
39
35%
*98%
20% Feb
2
*35%
50
Brewing Co
(Chas) & Co Inc
conv
*35%
36%
No par
74%
36%
*35%
__100
16,300
*35%
*2%
Ry Co
IOVb
36%
55%
*108 %
8
*35%
2%
RR
9%
8%
561/4
No par
IOVB
261/4
2%
100
33% Apr
Jan
Light Co
267,200
8%
55%
1
700
53/8
26%
2%
7
8%
5%
8%
56%
Corp
8%
5%
26%
2%
Corp com
8%
8%
55%
10
23 %
99
2%
430
8%
26%
9
6%
5%
2 6 3%
83/4
26
31%
23 %
40
.
56%
Phelps-Dodge Corp new
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
Phila
*37%
2%
Corp of America
2nd
39
56 %
Pfeiffer
4%
*37
1
100
2
31
9Vn
preferred
preferred
2
28
9
preferred
15% Jan
39% May 24
11% Dec 3
99
37
50i/4
9
10%
73
99%
3.8%
26% Jan
95% Feb
73
4.4%
13
Mar
71%
99
26
19
20
71%
99%
50%
5%
10
70%
preferred
Pfizer
23%
4%
99%
Pet Milk Co common
Petroleum
101/4
7
*8%
99 %
Pepsi-Cola Co
4%%
10
50%
23
9
4%
71%
25
17% Jan
104% Jan
37
10'%
23%
37
99 % Apr
27% Dec
6
10
110% Feb
2
July 11
10!/a
2
13
14% Dec
10
17
81% Dec
93
22%
*98%
100
& Eastern
Range Since Jan. 1
107% Jan
23 %
5,800
STOCKS
1951
Highest
28
7
Jan
93
20% Jan
Dec
7
103% Jan
xl03% Jan
29
91
210
6%
*70%
preferred
Range for Previous
Lowest
145
*36%
Corp
Peoria
9
63% Mar 27
Penn-Dixie
Penna
Co
&
18
20% Jan
29
145
No par
Coal
40% Feb
10
Dec~13
145
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
23% Sep
Oct
Penn
10
11
54%
144%
No par
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co.;
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
3
111
145%
6%
No par
Pennsylvania
27
1
145%
7
*17 %
15
Jan
46% Aug
121% Aug
146
6%
25
23
1
*145%
6%
4%
preferred
67% Jan
2
145%
6%
9%
34% Apr
136
Jan
20
145%
6"%
6%
6
Jan
145%
9%
7
May
111
50%
No par
22
100% Apr
17% Jan
34
111
50%
2.50
20% Jan
6
31%
110%
6%
Penney
14
29% Mar 25
7
31%
110%
5
prior
2,400
30%
110%
—5
conv
2,300
32
30%
110%
(J C)
Penick
5%
50y4
301/4
*8%
common
10,400
110%
No par
Transportation
160
1,200
33 \/z
29%
23%
Mines
Co
&
28
110%
8%
__1
38%
29%
4%
Corp
333/s
110%
22%
Transp
33%
50%
56
293/4
8%
1
38%
*27%
110%
4%
Inc
*53%
28
33%
29
50%
29 %
& Ford
2
28% May 21
29% Jan
5
5
33%
"
29
108% Feb
33%
50%
100
Peabody Coal Co
14% Feb
4
27% Apr
Jun
16
Jan
33%
50%
8%
Patino Mines & Enterprises
72% Feb
23
Dec
33%
4%
Rust Proof Co
34% Jan
15
26% Feb
29
112
&
Consolidated
Davis
20% Jan
31% May
2
65% Apr 29
12% Apr 23
Airways
Petrol
Oil
Parmelee
8
33%
28
*14%
50%
36%
39% Sep
7
381%
*35%
Parke
29
56
*37%
27%
33%
1
Park
8 % Jan
*53%
38%
27%
Utah
Park
21
18% Jan
55
*37%
28
26%
15
8% May 15
6% May
5
Xl7% Apr 29
*53%
38
27%
26%
Feb
8
56%
37%
27%
1
58
14
*541/4
38%
27%
Pictures Corp_
& Tilford Distillers
Corp
1
3% Jan
56%
*373/4
4%
Paramount
28
10% Jan
16% Jun
Panhandle
16
29%
*54
*8%
preferred
2% Apr
21% Feb
5
4%
53% Feb
25% Jan
24% Jan
World
Panhandle East Pipe L com
7
21
10
Amer
*28 %
No par
Car..
Pan-American
2'*
lo
Motor
9
21
19% May 24
Pan
_
preferred
4% Jan
Dec
102 % Dec
14
4%
Packard
29
*91
110%
6%
23 Vs
100
com
preferred
63% Aug
7% Dec
19
100
6%
29
33%
33%
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common.4
2
28%
56%
50%
5% Jan
29 %
14%
28
29
*110
*145%
Mills
Telep & Teleg
15
38%
No par
Pacific
Pacific
93%
*14%
37
*27%
No par
7
13%
*91
*54
25
Corp
112 % Mar 11
33% Jan
Feb
Electric
145% May 19
6
Jun
&
13%
931%
14%
*28
0
13%
14%
29%
10
2
18
Dec
Corp
24
40 % Oct
7
Finance
Jan
25
92
Pacific
13%
14%
*28 %
No par
36
13%
93%
*14%
10
^..No par
18
13%
*91
14%
14 %
noncum
2
33% Apr
50
Apr
13%
93 %
93%
*14%
100
common
preferred
25% Jan
3
13%
*91
*91
—5
2nd preferred noncum
27
13 % Apr
x40
1st
34% Mar
x9% July 18
Mar 15
Pacific Coast Co
13% ' 13%
No par
com
108
115
85
108
~60
200
423/4
3,500
62%
42%
623/4
63%
7,100
•109%
109%
109%
109%
500
307/a
30%
*30 5/8
303/4
600
27%
27%
4,500
27%
27%
147%
147%
25
25
25%
25%
78%
1461/4 147
210
25
25
1,000
25%
253/4
77
77%
R
16% Jan
2
25% Oct 11
23 Va Jan
a
70% Dec
19
82
72
3% Apr
2
5
3
May 16
87
Nov
28
33
Jan
2
Jan
9
14
79% May 13
7
4% Jan 23
8
3% Apr
3% Apr
3
9
88% Jan
2
95% May 13
40% Mar
B
40
Mar
5
Oct
4
5% Feb
103
Jan
45% Oct 18
For footnotes see naee 2*
4% Jan
Jan
11
21
RKO
RKO
Pictures
Corp
Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
26
♦77%
78%
77%
78
78
78
77%
78
4
4
4
3%
4
3%
4
3Va
4
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
33/8
1
4
4
1
pfd
4
3%
3%
3%
100
No par
*95
95%
*41%
42
*95
*41%
95%
42
•95
41%
95%
*95
95%
42
*42
43
•77
•95
41%
95%
•95
♦42
43
1,200
6,200
10,800
957/b
42
27,200
900
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2194)
22
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
ftange for Previous
Year
1951
Since Jan. 1
Range
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
24
37% Feb
13
3
36% Mar
24% Nov
24
32% Feb
8
25 y4 Feb
4
1
—25
Reading Co common
.
50
4%
noncum
1st preferred.——50
4% noncum 2nd preferred——50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills———5
31% Mar 10
Jan
28% Mar 15
241/2 May
33% Dec
34
Feb
20
40
30% Jan
liy4 Feb
15
11
13 y4 Jan
20% Feb
1
18% Jan
4
21% Jan
5
15% Mar
8
$2
33% May 23
7
35 % Aug 22
30
Dec 14
44
Feb
16
37
Feb
3
13
Dec
19
19% Feb
17
Jun
29
15% Jun
25
36
May 13
8
preferred.
14
Reed Roller
11
Reeves Bros Inc—i
12 Vs Feb
8
28% Mar
5
54% Dec
64
31
15
14'/a Jan
2
Jan
11
90
16% July
10% July
13% Feb
9
Feb
2
22% Sep
100
5% Apr
17
Jan
7
25
8% May
53
Apr
17% Apr
24
6
90% Feb
19
9
13% Jan
19
16% May 22
Republic Aviation Corp
Feb
20
11
10% Mar 29
Republic Pictures common
4
6% Sep 24
21
10
Feb
29
49% Feb
2
May
1
118% Jan
5
109
28
38 % Jan
25
25
x7% Nov 28
31% Dec 26
2
83
Dec 13
xl01% Dec 6
Jan
19
50 Va Apr
2
Jan
10
4% Aug 21
26% Nov
8
45% Dec
31
16% July
2
34% May
9
5
8% Feb
28% Feb
13
49
Sep
13
29
36
Jan
4
45
Mar 31
98% Jan 23
108% Mar 19
34% Apr 16
10
62% Sep
23% Mar
17
47
Dec
26
43% May 15
4
93% Jan
20
160 y4 Aug 29
110
May
23
103
Apr
Aug 30
15% Jan
20% Jan
11
107
Feb
20% May 29
13
17
Rohm
22
Gas
155
Jan
103
Apr
23
4%
18% Feb
15
Ronson
Co
28
28 %
28%
28%
1,200
40
40
*39
40
*39
*33%
34%
*33 %
34%
33%
33%
*11%
12
11%
11%
12
12
19
34%
12
19%
16 %
18%
18%
18%
19
183A
19
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
40
3,700
39%
100
33%
33%
400
12 Va
12»/s
400
*18%
19%
800
16%
16%
1,300
*39
'
..
xl9
16%
16%
15%
15%
16
4%
4%
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
*10%
39%
39%
39%
40%
40
109%
109%
110
*43%
Typewriter
Jan
2
62
May 22
12% Feb 21
10% Apr
17
12
Jan
7
Ruppert
29 Va Nov
7
39 ya Mar
9
29% Feb
29
33% Jan
4
89% Dec
20
2
99 Va Feb
21
6
T
(The)
9 Va
55%
*54%
18%
/
18%
18%
95%
*94
*94
110
*109
27
■0 Va
56
*54%
19 Vb
19«/a
95%
6%
27%
100
9%
900
*9
56
193/a
*54%
19%
*94
95%
6%
*26%
9%
*54%
19%
*94
♦
9 Vs
56
19%
193A
21
7,900
95%
*94
95%
900
2,900
16%
16%
16,500
4'A
4 Va
4%
4%
10%
21 Vs
>; 16%
43/a
207/s
*10%
3,200
10%,
10%
10%
200
40%
40
40%
10,400
110%
110%
*110
111%
400
40
40 Vb
110
29'A
29%
29 Va
29 Va
29 Vb
29 Va
29%
29%
29 3/8
29%
2,500
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5,200
54%
4,500
50%
50%
190
*180
50%
*182
5IV2
51
192
52%
52%
181
182
54
188
188
*195
200
60
7%
7%
7%
7%
73A
73A
7%
7%
7%
7%
600
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
343A
34 Vs
34%
33%
34%
39,200
*40%
44
*40%
*106
44
*40%
44
*40%
*90 %
91%
*90%
91%
106%
91%
*91
91 %
105%
26 Va
61%
44
106%
*106%
107%
106%
106%
91
107
91
44
*40%
44
*90%
91%
*106
100
107
120
25%
•26%
26 Va
26Vs
26%
26 3A
263/4
263A
27%
27%
1.700
61%
61%
61%
62%
62%
63
62%
63%
623/4
63
5,800
24%
*24%
25I/4
*243/4
25
*5%
25
25%
26%
46
46
24%
24%
5%
57/a
23 Va
23%
*43%
45
v
6
5%
24%
24Va
45
45
•
25%
57/b
25%
*447/b
45
;
5%
25%
6
25%
..
45
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16 3/4
17
36%
36 Va
36%
36
36%
36
36%
*117
119
*100
1
103
119
V
14%
14%
21 Va
21 %
120
122
103
*100
14%
21 Va
21 Va
20%
60'A
60%
60%
61
11%
11 Va
11 Va
*11%
32%
*96%
43%
*25
24%
32%
32%
97%
96%
97%
*97
43%
25 %
44
45
x39 Va
25
25 Va
*25
203/4
21'/a
59 %
21
11%
33
323A
97'/2
96%
40
393/8
25%
25
25 Vs
600
163%
3,200
36%
2,400
*121
125%
*100
'
102
21%
62
61%
46
16%
143/4
21
61 Va
*11%
11%
5,800
4,700
36%
:
124
103
143A
.
200
6Vb
26%
46
16% /
124
143/4
25%
6
26%
36%
*100
14%
/'•"■
163/4
103
14%
*25
6
36 Vs
/
122
*100
rl4%
59 %
5
9%~
*9 Vb
,
56
*11
No par
(Jacob)
*26%
*9
14%
1
Safeway Stores common
Ruberoid Co
16%
26%
9 Va
26%
103
63
63/4
27%
16
4%
119
26 ya Sep
6 3A
*26%
15%
*100
2
63/4
27%
4%
*117
3
6%
*26'A
6%
4%
20
3
*6
15%
4%
10%
39%
100
common.
6%
*6
15%
Works Inc——_ 1
Metal
Art
8% Jan
54
28
*32%
*36
47% Jan
Oct
28
*11%'
Corp—No par
preferred series A——
Royal
3
El
&
Haas
&
1
24% Jan
Inc
1
Co
—_.—
23
14% Apr 29
20% May 20
28 %
*39
15%
50
Mills
Rochester
*27%
20%
preferred series A
100
100
Corp
4.50%
14
1,700
28%
20%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls —:—1
4
16
33% Jan
34% July 12
19 y4 Jan
37% Apr
34%
20%
23 Va
Oil
Robbins
Roan
28
343A
20
—20
Ritter
29% Jan
27%
35'A
28
34%
12%
*109
110
29 %
29 %
5%
5%
50%
50 %
*180
190
7%
7%
34%
34%
10
—
series
series
Manufacturing
Richfield
8
27%
35%
19%
common
3.60%
Rheem
27 %
34 Vb
19%
No par
Company
No par
Antelope Copper Mines
———i
Preferred
Preferred 4.50%
12
2
16% May
3
100
Jan
27 Vb
35 %
19%
"40%
*91
105%
26 %
61%
*24
*5%
Common
3
25 i
2
48% Jan 23
23 i/b May 16
21 % May
Jan
25% Jan 11
7% Jan 22
13
5
13
Feb
Reynolds (R J) Tob
64% May
5
5 '/2 May
Oct
6% Oct
32
8
33
27
42
5%%. convertible
Reynolds Spring Co
92 % Apr
27
34%
*39
-
26 Va
35%
28%
40
33
27
35%
20 A
39%
No par
-2.50
com——No par
preferred—100
1
class B
—10
Reynolds Metals Co
1
2
106% May 20
Shares
26%
26%
36
28
*54%
*10%
& Brass
Drug Inc
Feb
43
3
2
25% May 19
101% Jan
53% Feb
Rexall
35% Feb
5
Jan
85
Revere Copper
2
30
10 Va Jan
2
40% Jan
22
242
May
1
7% May 17
32 Va Jan
Jan
67% Jan
1
May
3
6% Jan
180
11 y2 Jan
66% Sep
240
Jan
32
1
30
115
21
5% May
the Week
May 23
6%
26%
9%
55%
18%
95%
15%
4%
1
50c
.10
preferred
convertible
$1
Friday
May 22
*20
"
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
44% Jan
May 16
Apr
31
5Vs Jan
18
38
25
23
;*—«—-—1
;
16% Jan
6% Jun
28
common
Inc
Motors
Reo
9
3
11% Sep
Jan
Remington-Rand
$4.50 preferred
2
95!/4 Mar 25
3
series
pfd 3%%
18% Jan
27% Jun
41
21 y4 Jan
23% Feb
Sales for
Thursday
May SI
*54%
18%
*93 ....
5
100
-50c
25c
Co common—
Mfg
17
27
Jan
Reliance
Conv
*6
*26%
*9
Stores
22% Feb
July 19
139
Jan
"16
prior preference——10
Corp—
No par
div
Reliable
8
26
*18%
•
50c
1—
2
3% May 21
9% Jun
35% Jun
111
58
23
$1.25
7
Apr 28
10'A Jan
2
17
Apr
7% Jan
27
*32Vs
*11%
.
PRICES
Wednesday
May 20
& Co—
(Robt)
'
7% Dec
40
No par
Bit Co
20% Apr
Reis
22% Aug 30
9% Aug 21
—
17% Feb
,
26 %.
*35%
*27%
Rayonier, Inc., new common
1
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
May 19
May 17
v
AND
Monday
Saturday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
LOW
-
STOCK
YORK
NEW
•
62
/
14%
20%
400
14%
21%
*61
4,500
4,500
62
1,200
*11%
11%
11%
11%
33.1/8
32%
33%
32%
33%
97 :
96%
96%
97
97%
40'A
40%
42
41%
42
8,800 ;
25
25
25%
25%
1,100
,
-600
,
S
41
Apr
4
19% May 23
21% July
2
101 y2 Jan
57
9
18
Sep
54
16
26% Mar
17
26% Jan
2
27
69
8
235
8
6
x60%Feb
29
5
320
May 11
122
Apr
11
148
Jun
11 y2 Jan
10
18% Sep
89l/4 Jun
12
96
Feb
10
19
7
22% Sep
19
17% July 10
21% Jan
9
41% Jan
31
20
Nov
31% Nov
41
24
Mar 30
87% Dec
99
Nov
59
Sep 21
Light & Power Co-No par
St L San F Ry Co common__No par
May 23
16% Jan
x88
Preferred series A 5%
25% Apr
2
8
31% May
95
Feb
7
85
123
Jan
12
2
15
13
104
Mar
33% Jan
2
90y2Jan
107'
Feb
75% Jan
4
67% Jan
3
82% Jan
3
'19% Jan
12
26
Jun
29
68% Dec 20
July 19
16
12
3
21% Dec
Mar 14
103% Sep
22% Jan
18
15
58
Feb
14
50% Feb
Nov
19
18 % Jan
31
51% Jan
25
16 Va Jan
8
19
11
July
2
8
Nov
23
16% May
11% Jan
68 % Dec
22
90
Range for
Year
Lowest
4
4
May 25
10
No par
*104
preferred
4.30%
Scranton
Elec
4.40%
3.35%
Seabd Air
5%
22% May 23
Line
56% Jan
4
Sears
15
21
4
Seeger Refrigerator
Apr
14% Jan 29
8% Apr
25
74
Mar 13
Jan
*89
*14
Co
Inc
1951
Range
Lowest
Highest
Since Jan. 1
Highest
31% Feb
7%
*70
1
42% Jan
30
Sharon
Jan
25
49% May
9
39% May
1
48% Jan
10
No par
96% Nov
23
Sharp & Dohme common
$4.25 cum preferred
8 V4 Dec
21
Shattuck
No par
Jan
2
37
23
51
Mar 15
9
x96% Jan
11
19
x8% Feb
28
31% Aug 10
25% Feb
28
29% Jan
70% Sep
65 Va Feb
May 20
9% May 17
27
87
17% Mar 19
14
Feb
27
16% Jan
12% Sep
5
10% Jan
2
6
Jan
8
2
35
Feb
17
8
53% Feb
5
12% Jan
2
8% Jun
29
3% July
29 ya July
3
4iy4Jan
x34% Jan
105
Jan
12% Feb
108
11
6
29
Sheaffer
Shell
Mar 15
7
4Va Jan
28 % Mar 18
30% Jan
18
May 20
49
10
42 Va Feb
20
75
Mar 14
95 y4 Oct
17
84
Feb
26
Jan
38% Feb
16
8
31% Apr 15
32% Mar
3
5
14% Jan
31
Jan
17
15
Dec
21
39% May
23% Feb
60
Dec
21
80 y2 Feb
23
60
47% Jan 28
Sinclair
*88%'
90
108%
*104
106
105%
32 Va
*107%
32 Va
*84
8
71
108%
•
97
98
973/4
98
98
22 Va
22%
98-:,,
22%
52%
53%
18%
18%
*18%
*10%
10%
10%
7%
*70
-7%
70
10 V* May 22
10
98
2,000
5,700
22 Vs
221/4
22%
22%
223/4
89
143/s
90
88%
89
873A
88%
15
*14%
15
14%
14%
100
53
53%
53%
53%
10,000
19
19
*1414
531/4
53
19
.53%
*18%
10%
19
IOV4
10%
8'/a
8'/a
8
*68%
70
IHGH
SALE
70
10%
*18%
10%
8%
10%
8%
*69
8 Vs
70
*69
1,200
19
600
10%
600
8%
7,300
70
20
PRICES
Sales for
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 19
May 20
May 21
May 22
May 23
Shares
35
35 Va
35 Vs
35%
35
35%
35%
35%
4,800
34%
35
35
35 Va
35 Vs
35%
35%
353A
3,900
43
104%
42 3/4
43
42%
43
42 3/4
43
43 Va
43i/2
433A
44
*103%
104%
104%
105
103%
*1033/4
105
9%
9%
9%
*27%
28%
27%
27%
*27%
9
.
V*
S'3/s
1033A
*1033/4
9Va
9%
9
28
*27%
29
105
91/4
*27%
3,800
'
180
*8%
1,800
27%
27%
200
77%
28
9 Vb
78%
7,500
76%
76%
76%
77%
763/4
775/8
77
78
*14%
14%
14
14%
14
14
14 Vs
14%
*14%
14%
*12%
12%
123/4
123/4
13
13%
12%
13 Va
13 Vs
13%
23/4
23/4
2 3A
23A
2 3A
23A
2%
2%
29%
29%
*283A
29%
29
29
28 3/4
28 %
28%
28%
800
43%
x42 Va
421/2
42%
423A
42%
42%
*42%
43%
1,800
44%
45 Va
12,900.
283/4
No par
A '
2834
43
*
No par
,
Corp—
*9
Va
1
No par
Corp
Co
r
■
common....20
43
43%
*43
14%
34
14%
*34"
14%
78
78%
*2%:
'
143/8
3
143/a
1,700
13
'
13 Vb
7,200
*2%
3
600
'
44
44%
443/4
44%
45Vb
45
87
87
86
863/4
86
86%
86 3/4
88
33 %
33
33
333A
333A
333/4
333A
*33
34%
34%
34%
34%
34V2
*34%
34%
34%
1,800
700
34%
14%
15
15 %
143/4
14%
143/4
*63
14%
143/4
*63
64
62%
63
62 %
62%
62%
.100
*78
62%
*62%
64
80%
*78
80%
*78
80 Va
*78
80 Va
801/4
*78
2;
20%
*20 Va
20%
*20 Va
20 y8
900
15
64
preferred
preferred
Aircraft
8,300
.5
15
Co,—.
'—1
Solvay American Corp 4%
5% Mar 15
8% Jan
*97%
■
35
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
8
91%
.1
.-.4—.^..
Solar
5
50
87%
89
100
3%%
4.20%
141
9 y4 Jan
AND
*85
35
;
21% Jan
4% Feb
7%
71
1,800
34%
i
40% Jan 25
9
53
87%
130
14%
106
Smith & Corona Typewriters.No par
3
Oct
22%
90
*85
■
35 Va
of America
Smith Alexander Inc
-
7
Jan
22 Va
90
34
141
14%
*103%
•
1,500
110
97
—10
34% Jan
16% May
*108%
14%
106
92
*14%
200
,
32%
110
14%
*103%
91
Smith
124% May
32 3%
106
*107%
14%
104%
86
33 %
80 % Apr
107%
145/a
91%
14%
3,900
*104%
90
90%
90
15,900
91%
*88%
86
*14Va
26%
50%
91
90
90%
*89%
26%
*88%
104'/2
107
70
50 3/4
32%
86
86
22% Apr
107%
:
14%
32%
89
44
7
107
90
*88V2
/
)
106
96%
;
*84
32'A
90
"104%
32 3/8
89
33
18
107
86%
86
Jan
*88%
106
15%
....
35 Va
.15
(AO)
*104'/2
87
97
22 %
5OV2
*91
32 Vs
90
433A
Jan
46
*104
104%
32%
863/4
20
2
91%
33%
75
7% July
51
91%
43%
5
6
26%
50'A
*86,
19
11
24
26V4
50 5/s
26
50%
91
*33
Feb
4
26%
•91%
26
50 %
91
—20
37 y4 Sep
14
25%
50%
91
—25
94
Dec
26 Va
50%
*90
Skelly Oil
25 y2 Apr
21
25%
26 Va
51%
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
16
143 Va Sep
400
26
25
3
15%
25
19 y2 Jun
2
15%
Feb
35
25 y8 Mar 15
19% Dec
15%
102 % Jan
75% Nov
111% Apr
4% Apr
153/4
35%
Coalition Mines
Oil
*15%
35'A
43
*103%
Co——1
Simonds Saw & Steel——.
66% Mar 22
32 y4 Mar 28
46% Sep
15%
*35%
No par
.
Pen
Co
Simmons
36Va Apr
3
17% Mar 12
25
G)
Corp
Silver King
16
31
Mfg
Sheraton Corp
2
Jan
x42 %
A)
*15%
41,400
—1
Corp
Oil
Sheller
13 Va May 20
2% May 17
(W
15%
'
No par
Gas
Corp
(Frank
900
*15%
LOW
May
<te
19
May 17
34
Steel
94%
Saturday
■
9
Shamrock Oil
20%
19
91
14%
Par
50 % May
Mar 15
20 Vs
94%
18%
V
STOCK
EXCHANGE
2
38
203/8
95%
18%
10%
25
20
193/a
*94%
19
*10%
32% Jan
13
19%
94%
*183/4
1'
.1
29% Jun
36% Sep
19'%
941/4
19 %
19
No par
YORK
NEW
19%
951/2
19%
*18%
STOCKS
Previous
19 Va
*94%
53
common
2,500;
*127%
19%
5
$4.50 preferred
21,900 ;
69
19%
52%
Co
*127%
26
225
95 %
No par
Seiberling Rubber Co
Serve!
3
22
22 Va
1
68%
*192
19%
14%
—5
*127%
25%
68%
225
19%
*104%
No par
67%
*94%
14%
Corp
25%
25%
'192
19 Va
15%
106%
*96%
67'A
225
300
19%
14%
'
25%
67
*192
8,300 i
95 %
*104%
100
25%
25%
67
225
*127 %
—
14%
Seaboard Finance Co
23
May 15
*127%
106%
86%
86%
com__No par
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
3
16% Feb
&
66%
'190
14%
.100
Co
RR
103 Va Apr
Roebuck
24%
225
*104%
v *84
' *86%
preferred series A
Seagrave
25
67/
*190
—
32%
5
preferred
May 22
—100
com
preferred
May
67
j\
32%
—100
(The)
Co
9
May 21
100
67
91
32%
*88%
>*107%
—25
preferred
conv
preferred—
29
7% Feb
68
*90
92
87
No par
No par
86
May
1
12% Feb 13
12% Dec
1.40
Paper Co common.
3.65%
99% May 12
73% Dec
-5
;
Scovill Mfg Co common
4
107
47
74
30
14% Mar
2
Arms Corp
$4
29
8
—10
$3.40 preferred
30
116% Jan
May 20
Scott
29
89 Va Apr
1
13
Jan
35 Va Jan
14 % Jan
76
100
Schenley Industries Inc.
Apr 21
102 % Jan
Sep
Feb
Savage
2
5
89% Feb 14
87
2
105
11
Jan
28
series A.
pfd 4.40%
Sangamo Electric Co
24%
25
225
*127%
19%
*94 %
*19
*15%
26
■'/ *50%
—5
Regis Paper Co common
1st
*66%
*190
100
,18% Jan
102% Mar 12
Jun
13% Jan
preferred
noncum
2
9
38
101% Nov
St
6
-100
Ry Co—-100
29
94
108
107% Dec
Louis Southwestern
Jan
21
54% Jan 21
1
26
St
94 Va May 21
1
49% May
27
Dec
,
3
29
xl5V4May
26
83
24% Feb
9
4
Mar
18% May 22
Feb
July
Jan
/
—10
—
St Joseph
5%
102
31
17% Jan
Feb
-100
Joseph Lead Co
11
205
5
preferred
4%
St
1
32% Oct
Jun
Apr
Feb
20
71% Oct
57
1
Jan
24Va Apr
22% Apr
25% Dec 31
205
u
91
X39 Va May
South Amer Gold & Platinum
South Carolina E & G Co
37Va
18 Va
»
pfd—100
*123
21
37'A
18»/a
128
203/a
37'A
18 Vs
*124
37%
18 Vs
128
37 Ve
183/s
*125
1
4%
4%
4%
45/8
43A
com_4.50
9%
93/4
9%
9%
9%
373/8
37 Va
18%
375/8
18 Vs
*124
130
4%
18%
129
-
*45A
9%
10
43/4
10 Vb
*78
*
203/4
37%
18
*126
4%'
10
20%
20%
38
38%
3,600
150
80%
20%
500
38%
25,600
18%
129%
18 Vb
18%
2,100
128%
128%
43/4
45/8
4%
2,600
10'A
lOVs
10%
31,900
300
Dec
19
5
45% Jan
17
50
*50
52
*50
52
53% Jan
17
73
Aug 28
62% Feb
27
69
65
6434
64%
65
65
65
65
16
45
Jan
18
64%
38% Apr
18
42% Jan 16
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
8% preferred
25
*65
39
64%
64
64
*39%
41
*39 %
40%
39%
39%
40
40
26
35 y4 Mar
34
41%
14
36% Jan
Southern
41%
*40
42
34%
500
343/4
34%
343A
34%
345/s
35
34%
35
35
13%
13%
7,300
13%
13s/3
13 %
135/a
13%
13%
13%
21%
21%
22
Nov
32 y4 Jun
52 y2 Jan
9
Apr
10% Jun
29
28
12% Jan
2
19% Jan
2
22% Aug 30
22
35% Jan
2
51
50% May 13
57% Nov
24
46% July 2
63% Nov 27
x64% Sep
13% Jan
5% Jun
5
77
12
2
25
May 24
Jan
30
41% Nov
23
52% Nov 24
99 % Dec 20
12% Dec
Nov
16
21% Apr
47% Jan
74% Feb
5
60% Jan
9
48% Feb
20
75% Feb
10
65
Jan
9
66
Jan
13% May 22
75 % Mar
ma Oct
9
7% Jan 29
9% Oct
101
4
Nov
20
47% Dec
6
57% Dec 31
105
Mar
5
25% July 12
29% Feb
26% Jun
29
36% Oct 13
29
14% Feb
9%
«#un
66% Nov
29
19% Jan
2
21% Nov
8
97
Dec
31
21% Nov 24
79% Nov 23
10% May 24
8% Jun
64% July
135
Jun
157
July
13
9
5% May
6 % Apr
100
23
55
9
Jan
May 23
Co
May 22
3
69
May
8
18
68
Jan
16'
16
Jan
17
Spalding
6% Jan
29
Sparks Withington Co—
1
9
9% Jan
17
Jan
10
47% Jan
2
57% Jan
9
103
26% Jan
4.50%
34% Jan
9
67
Jan
16
71% Feb
5
25% Feb
26
26% Feb
96
Mar
98% Jan
80% Jan
12% Jan
1
10% Jan
78% Feb
1
74% Jan
Feb
8
151
Jan
172% Oct 15
167
Jan
For footnotes
see
25% Feb
page 24.
21%
21%
21%
21%
523/4
53
53%
53 %
533/4
53 3A
533A
533/4
54
54
55
73
73%
73 Vs
74
73%
743A
74 s/8
793/s
78%
80 VB
92,100
14,100
'
.
•»'
.
11
3
1,600
2,900
55%
55%
543A
55%
55
55%
55%
*66'A
67%
66%
66 3/4
67%
68
67 3A
1100
67%
*67%
68Va
*67%
68%
*67%
68%
68
68
*13%
13%
133/4
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5%
13%
5%
13%
600
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
55A
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,600
ctfs
No
par
1
<7
7%
*7
No par
*100%
104
*100%
common..__6
Co
*38%
39
38%
*54
54%
54%
50
7%
104 4
38%
54'/a
7%
7%
*100%
104
38 3A
40
54 Va
54%
*7
*100%
40
54 Vs
56%
7%
104
40%
543/8
56%
67
*66%
*7
*100%
40%
545/8
58
57
57%
68
673/4
68
68
*66%
68
7%
104
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*100%
40 3A
55
40
.
54,
1,300
10
7%
100
104
40%
54/
2,400
•
1,160
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 s/8
20%
20%
20%
20 3/4
203A
*32%
20%
32%
20%
32%
333/8
32%
1,300
33%
32%
33
323/4-
33
323/4
33
8,600
8%
9Va
$4
(The).
T1
common.—
pfd
2
,
(stamped) .No
'
.
9
104
9
*102%
8%
104
9
*102 Va
(E R)
& Sons com
par
69
69
69
69%
5
28
28
28%
28%
•28%
24%
x23
50c
24%
24%
No par
preferred
Standard
Brands
$3.50 preferred
Standard
Coil
Stand Gas
13% Mar 19
165% May 20
187% May 16
22
"102%
Squibb
14% May 16
86% May 17
21%
'
1
Conv $4.50
6
92% Apr
22% Jan
1
32,700
73%
*103%
104%
233/a
104
104
69
104
104
.
Inc
com.
No par
No par
———
Products Co
Inc
1
24 %
24 %
14%
14
12 Va
12%
11%
No par
123/8
123A
1
Nonpar
85
86%
$6 prior preferred
:
No par
*164
$7
prior preferred...
No par
24%
90 %
14
Elec Co com
&
24%
*90
14%
preference
$4
24 Va
90 %
l43/8
"90
185%
8534
86%
167
164
165
185%
185
186
*90
85%
165 Va
*184
*102%
9
104
9 Vs
103
9
103
9%
*102%
9'/B
103
9%
69
68%
69
70
70
693/4
70%
29%
29 Vb
293/a
29%
29%
28%
29
23%
104
23 Va
235/8
223/4
23%
22%
23%
103 %
103 %
*102%
103%
80
4,800
220
3,900
10,300
*102%
103%
270
24%
24 Va
245/8
24%
24Va
24%
24%
91
90%
90'A
3,100
903/4
90'A
90
90%
14%
14%
14%
14 Vs
14'A
14 VB
14%
12
12
12
7,000
12 V8
12 %
12%
12%
10,100
86%
863/4
165%. 165'A
853/4
86%
10,700
165%
165%
700
185%
185%
1,300
'
8
13
2
160
Feb
133/4
52%
Square D Co
23
104
3
600
.100
Sperry Corp
6
30 % Feb
343A
52
Bros Inc—...1
&
preferred
Spiegel Inc
29% May 22
22% May 22
*50
....^
4.60%
3
Feb
29% Aug
2
109% Jan 30
52
Spencer Kellogg & Sons.i
14
10% Jan
v
*50
73%
preferred—
cum
52
—100
tr
$5.50 preferred
7
31% May 1
8% Apr 15
G)
21%
*50
:7.50
common..No par
stk
Spencer Chemical
May 16
30
(A
21%
Co..
preferred
Ohio
&
13%
*21%
Spear & Co common
2
101
Railway
noncum
13 %
No par
52
.No par
Gas
Pacific
Mobile
34%
*50
___5
Elec
Natural
30% Dec
81
&
Southern
5%
—25
—
Gas
Southern
23
Apr
(The)
Indiana
Southern
52
99% Jan
Edison
80 Va May 23
16
20
California
58
21
Feb
preferred
Southern Co
South
12
Feb
29
5
14
38% Apr
14% Sep
13% Feb
29
5%
14
13% Mar 28
2
Feb
64
Jan
86 %
165'A
187
85%
*164
184%
86
166%
185%
*185%
186 Va
50
Volume 175
Number 5119
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2195)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
44
STOCKS
1951
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Mar 13
Lowest
Apr
2
•55'/a Sep
78% Oct
17
74% Jan
9
58% Jun
13
75% Dec
31
73% Apr
24
47% Oct
8
.
59
33% Mar 15
93% Dec 31
14
Jun
20
July
50 % Jan
105% Mar
9
17 % Oct
19
22% Feb
'■56%
Jan, 25
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
Standard
Oil
of
(Ohio
common—10
22
1
98"%'May 13
r
24% Mar 21
15% Jan
27
53% May 23
57.
16
36% May
41% Jan
2
13% Mar 24
'47% Oct
3
37% Jan
8
15Va May 13
43% Jan 31
Jan
8
98
39% Apr
15% Jan
ll
49% Jan
17
14% Jun
28
92
20% Dec
•
11
36% Apr- 29
18% Apr 24
20% Feb
8
14% leb 19
18% Mar
26
2
3%%
8
44% Jan'
1
20% Feb
11
16% Apr
9
27% May 23
Stone
39% May
Studebaker
21
8
&
Webster—
33 %' Mar 24
Sunbeam
10% Jan 21
1
127/a May
26
96
Apr
67% Jari
4
115% Dec
11
99
Feb
93
Nov
1
119% Jan
5
4
7
-
96
17% Jan
10
24% Sep
24% Jan
Sun
29
10
Sep
56
Jan
10
67% Oct
Jun
26
15
Jan
16 y8 Jun
570
3
94% Jan
Corn
Nov
20
15
9
24% Apr
3
28
102% Dec
July
105% Dec
2
23% Jan
May 1
6% Apr 16
21
4% Mar 11
4
34% May 19
52% Feb
Get
59% Sep
30 % Dec
"
2
49
13
18
Oct
,
13
3
38
May
Jan
10
188
76% Jan
25
103% Mar 10
24% Jun
5
16% July 19
17
11
Jun
8% Jan
7
16% Oct
1
18
18% Jan
2
19'
7
47% Oct
8
12
Jan
86
1
29
Jan
8
102% May 23
24
-
.
12% May 17
38% May
May 13
6
10
Apr
45
Jan
30
6% Jan
2
Feb
1
11% Mar
7
4
47% Oct
4
Dec
13
2% Jun
21
Jan
5
4% Jan
,
-48
91% Jan
9
35% Feb
1
22% Feb
8
44Va Sep
21
41% Feb
21% May 15
43
29"
-
Jun
x9% Jan
25%
Mar~3
51% Sep
19
11
4
31
Dec
;
8
39%
97%
96
96
*96
110
39%
39%
39%
39%
18%
18 %
39%
18%
19%
19%
8,800
19%
'19%
19%
19%
15%
15%:
19%
15%
5,000
.15%
15%
15%
16%*
16%
*16%
15%
26%
26%
28
•
15 %
15%
2,200
16%
16%
17
17
*17
17%
17 %
17%
900
26%
27%
27%
27%
27
27 %
27%
27%
38%
37%
38%
18,300
38
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
27%
27%
26%
18,000
26%
2o%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,800
9%
<28
17
26%
37%
37%
!
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•
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118
102
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83
102
82
83
84
84
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118
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102
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102
83%
84
84
84
83%
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118
118
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118
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50
21%
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23 %
100
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1,900
102
84
2,000
104
'
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103%
6%
6%
13 y8
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4%
4%
434
35%
55
54%
55%
54%
27%
100
»
com__No
Co
27%
28 Va
27%
104%
xl02%
103
38%
39%
39%
176
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xl 73
177
96%'
96%
37%
37%
38
13'A
13%
13%
15
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%
17%
17V2.
17%
12%
12%
12%
12%
41%
41%
41V4
ny4
11%
11%
11%
11%
10
10'/a
10 Va
47-
*2%*
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47 1
*45
■
3%
*2%
*13%
=
13%
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14%
46%
=
46%
46%
46%
*97%*
;
98
*2%
3%
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2,400
13%
f 1
*13%
4%
13%
200
'
4%
4% '
35%
35% '
55%
55%
55%
28 Va
27%
102%
40 Va
47
"
*2%
,
3%
*13%
,
98
'
*96%
*
14%
14 V8 !
17%
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13%
13%
13
41 Va
41%
41%
11%
11 Va
10 Va
10 Va
v
*45
96
7,600
<
500
2,800
330
11'/a
400
10%
2,700
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46%
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18
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-10%
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.
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,
,
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=
1,500
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46%
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98
37%
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42
13%
46%
102 Va
<
*2%
14
46%
6,700
181
15 Va
<
41%
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*
3,100
37%
15
•.
13%
10%
5,700
^
176%
m
■
18
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*
100%
100
37%
13
*
181
97%
37 %
-
3%
97 Va
13%
,
13%
46 %
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.
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v
•
150
2%
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24%
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43%
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43%
43%
44%
43%
44
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21%
20%
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21%
22
22
22
22%
21
21%
21 Va
21%
21
21
20%
20% i
43%
43%
43%
21%
43%
21
43%
11%
43%
43%
43%
44%
44
44%
11
11 Va
11
11%
11
11 Va
11
11 Va
11
11 Va
20%.=
*.
43%-
:.
11
2%
;■
3%
2%
2%
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,
2 %
2%
.
2%
2%
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24 %
22%
44%
;
44%
45 Va
*22%
22%
<
22%
2,300
,
22%
44%
22%
24%
,
100
4,100
=.
(300
4,500
3,000
.
!
10,300
r
Range for Previous
Year
/•••,.'■'-
.v-.
1951
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
,T6% Jan
23
24% Dec
26
x21 % Jan
9
" Jun
29
27% Feb
2
19% Feb
27
'
3
287/a Aug
8
23
Feb
27
%
19
20
.
July
"10% Apr
2
Sep
21
102% Jun
26
110% Feb
2
,15% Dec 31
17% Dec
18
15
13% Jan
10
15% Jan
3
40% May 19
'16% Dec
28
7% Nov
24% Feb
9
8
13% Jan
16
Nov
8
41
Jan
16
8% Jan
6
12% Dec
7
3
27
16% May
8% Feb
29
1
19
STOCK
NEW YORK
t
low
Transamerica Corp
23% Jan
3
Trans
28
7
15% Jan
Tri-Continental
22
110% May 22
—2
preferred
$6
25%
25%
25%
25%
*19%
20 Va
19%
26 1
*25
26
No par
*108%
14%
14%
109
14%
108%
14%
109
109
,26
!
25%
14%
common-—1
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*40%
41%
40%
40%
41
41
20% .Vn
7
Preferred series A (conv) ——50
20th Century Fox- Film—No pax
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co—
■=
1
9% Mar 10
Jan
31
32% Mar
8
9% Feb
26
12Va Jan
7
12% Apr
30
15% Feb
2
49 V4 Apr* 25
56% Feb
4
16%*
16%
*8%
'
16%
-
17
16%
17%
W
25%
20
*19%
*25%
7,000
20
26
26
14%
100
*41%
1,300
14%
12,700
110
910
17%
17%
17%
2,100
*41%
42%
17%
17%
109%
18
18
18
14%
110%
14%
42%"*
17%
25%
19%
110
17%
*41
Shares
25%
*25 %
14%
109
Truax-Traer
the Week
May 23
25%
26 '
14%
109
15
15
Co
20
*2n%
Friday
May 22
'
25%
19%
"•/*
44% Feb
Thursday
May 21,
19%
*25
Sales for
Wednesday
19%
1*25
prices
'•
.
25%
14%
—
Coal
May SJO
21% Feb
y
sale
Tuesday
May 19
19% '
common—1
Corp
high
25%
5
Inc.-1-.
Airlines
and
Monday
May 1.7
Transue & Williams Steel—-No par
May
World
Saturday
f-
Par
EXCHANGE
27% Mar 12
8
Jan
105
1
Highest
,
stocks
500
3,300
97%
.
23
800
19,000
40%
28
11%
1. 17%
.
'
-
.
Oil-*.—10
300
.
103%
40%
15 Va
10%
*45
6%
35
179
37%
12%
41%
>10%
6%
.
103 Va
97%
37%
14%
41%
1
2,300
40
178
97
.
12%•
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20
105%
6%
27%
£
39%
177
96
36%
41%
*11
6,200
85
*105%
103
r
17%
3.31%,
*17%
(The) ——_5
Co
175%
36%
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34%
54%
28
103%
13%
^
85
*4%
17
34%
35
■
•
55%
38%
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96%
36%
par
—.a-No par
Associated
178
*94%
6,000
*15
"
Trust—
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400
105
13%
*
35
28 Va
38%
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4%
110
10%
31 %
34%
6%
4%
105
10%
31%
17
33%
104 %
103%
103
*15
13%
35
54%
1,500
10%
31%
6%
800
1-
32
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104%
35%
28%
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33%
104
35
38%
23%
105
300
21%
22%
85
34 %
1103 *•
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21%
23
17
33%
54%
103
1
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300
515
10%
6%
13%
515
21%
105
103%
6%
515
32
17
1,400
97
10%
84
600
10
10
21%
31%
33%
24
64
10
23%
105
84
23%
*63%
63%
10
21%
10%
33%
24
63%
*500
32
85%
*13
21%
*23
105
33%
6%
4%
*10%
*23%
515
35
28%'
;
21%
17
33%
>
54%
..
*15
104
*34%'
*500
27
105
*84
104%
510
23%
10%
85%
10
21%
32
*4%'
„
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10%
6%
.
.,
9%
520
31%
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,
63%
9%
*104
33%
.
104%!
9
,8
5
25
——
24
*63%
"
21%
17
,
33%
,_No pair
*—
1
*23%
63%
S'%
10%
*15
T
24
*63%
32
- *84
par
*23%
10
*23
105
32
Ltd
24
63%
1
9%
*500
*21%
5
common
_
*23%
*63%
10
_25
—:
Edison
6.000
63%
Timken-Detroit Axle i
—
5
Timken Roller Bearing——No par
Toledo
38%
15%
37 %
"When issued" !————
.
500
38%
97%
,
39
38"%
15 %
10
22% May 23
Jan
2
11% Mar,27
97%
39
38%
23%
—
Water
*96
38%
14%
*63 %
preferred
Tide
98
38%
Xl4%
19
«
10c
$3.50 preference
7
19
*96
14%
38%
38%,
14%
*23%
Thompson-Starrett
--49
'
38%
100
14%
26%.
12.50
21% May 19
'•
96
300
38
40
(James)—
7
Mar
38%
*14%
*37%
15,200
Corp
/
Jan
14%
1,200
38
27,400
(conv)
9
27
14%
38%
*37
21%
Pacific Land
4%
15
38%
37
1,900
23 %
53%
•
24
Corp—
May
98
50
18% Apr. 15
3
pfd1
3% Mar
'
43% May 19
xl0% Jan
18
.
49% Jan 23
20
29
Jan
V 15% Feb
2% May 22
24% Nov 26
31% Mar 29
18 % Jun
4
15
15
38%
96
-
,
,1
Feb
!
1
3
103
7
14
12% Feb
8% Jan' 11
42% May
15% Feb
14% Jan 22
23
2% Apr
'
30
16
7
43% Feb
-
2
11
2
*
37
38%
38%,
Texas & Pacific Ry Co.—_
—100
Texas Utilities Co_—T-—-tNo par ■ .Textron Inc common——
50c
$1.25 conv preferred-:-——No par < i
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
v; $2.40 conv preference.,--—-No par
The Fair •
—v-No par >
Thermoid Co common—-^
—1
'.$2.50 convertible preferred—-50
tThird Avenue Transit Corp_No par
:
Thompson (J R)———1,5
Thompson Products Inc com—5 v
May 20
•18% Jan
18% Feb
1
MarlO
Dec
33% Apr
90
38
53%
117%
Sub. share certificates
/
23%
53 %
24
Texas Gulf Producing Co—x——10
Texas Gulf Sulphur———r-_No par
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
10
4
23%
53 %
21%
_'No
Telautograph Corp
19
23'/a
54%
21%
Corp
Texas Co
23%
*53%
24
California—
Gould
Inc
23%
54%
38
13%
24
—.
cum
23%
53'%
15
38%
-
23%
13%
21%
Co
Tennessee
46% Jan 12
195% Mar 28
17
*37%
99
*98
13%
21%
International
Talcott
8
15
3
12% May
*
38
13
13%
24
$4.40
32% Jan
-
54%
*36%
*98
13%
21%
preferred
Texas
46% Oct
Mar 13
3% Jun
7
23%-Mar
28
143
15
23% Mar
.a.
35% July 23
13 % Sep 27'
40
30
35% Dec
July 18"
.
Oct
*53%
38
99
13%
24
Paper Co
preferred
&
$4
-
80
54%
*98
13%
21%
Sweets Co of America
Swift
98 %
13%
Inc—
2nd
of
*98
24
.Symington
32% Jan
113% Feb
i
1
7,400
98%
24
21
60% Jan
42%
21%
29
Jan
42%
24%
Swift
Feb
42%
*98
13%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com_„_7.50
5
42%
99
.
21%
8
13% Feb
31,900
21%
Biscuits
Steel
4.40 %
4
42
78%
*23%
3
V
27
27% May
1
100% Apr 15
1
Oct
119
7
13% Jan
77%
21%
1
i
77%
24%
Apr
7% Jar
76 %
42%
21%
110% Jan
102
t
3
76%
42%
*23%
Mining Co
Oil
Superior
22
Feb
76%
1
39% Mar
17
763/4
42%
*14"%.'
-.100
86
2
18
40
90% Mar 15
34% Mar
12
14
Feb
14
-
25
Apr
Jan;'
10%
75%
42
series A
-25
pfd ser 1950—20
Sutherland
Mar 26
35% Jan
6
-€3/aSep
.
2
4
24
81% Jan
28
10% May
9
26
Jan
25
30% May
>
Apr
107
15
4% July
44% Jun
Jan
3
27% Jan
2
32% ;**ay
5;
Superior
24
17% Oct
6% Nov 24
14
570
22% Apr
39
Sep
95% Mar
3
Sunshine
17
2
Dec
Sunshine
18
May 12
2-.
.23% Jan
24
102 % Jan
13% Jan
40
conv
Jan
11% Jan
9,300
16,500
76
42
23 %
/.No par
'
common—1
5%%
68
81%
'*37
,1
preferred
Corp
preferred
26% Apr
20% Apr
.
Oil
4 %%
1
10 % Jan
5
Sunray
Mar 18
55%
80%
13%
preferred__:_No par
4%%
55%
81
x23 %
wNo par
common
Co common.-
7
May
s.% May
5 Oo
Oil
ClassA
1
63
28,% Aug 13
10% July 24i'
Jun 28
13% Jan
24
Sun
„
22% Jan
4
110% Oct
32
Jan
A
55%
80 %
:
Corp
series
54 %
80%
-*53%
—_———No par
Chemical
$4.50
29
119 % Feb
20% Jan
Sep 20
24% Dec
29
101% Jun 26;
12 %
1
8
18
Mar 14
25
Feb
22% Jan
'
9
10
80
100
-
79% Jan-
29
8
;22
Apr
xll4% Jan
10
23
217/a Jan
355
6
*
21 % Oct
,
9% May
54%
80 %
13%
—15
i
2
54%
80%
23%
1
4
9% Dec
:
54%
80 l/a
23%
——100
Corp
53%
80%
75%
15%
5
53%
79%
41%
*18%
8
Shares
53%
75 %
5
3
the Week
May 23
*13%.
—1
~lt—
Friday
May 22
42
Stokely-Van Camp Iric common—_1
5 %
prior preference20
Jan
26% May 20
Inc—
Sales for
Thursday
May 21
80
*
,
*9tf
common——.5
preferred
31% Feb
Feb
Stores
PRICES
Wednesday
42
—No par
(J T) & Co InC—
Stewart-Warner Corp
23
18
S-
SALE
May 20
75%..
-—100
Stevens
'
*
L
Sterling Drug Inb
30
Apr
(The)
Bros
16% Jan
25% Apr 14
35 % Mar
7
2
25% July 30
Sterchi
Co
HIGH
Tuesday
May 19
53 %
80
-15
Starrett
3
3
preferred series A
AND
Monday
May 17
53
-
Stand Ry Equip Mfg Co
—
1
Standard Steel Spring common
,1
4% convertible preferred--——50
Mar 21
15% Feb
2
3%%
5
13
4
Jan
Mar 15
Feb
104 % Jan
Saturday
"
Par
Standard Oil of California—"No par
Standard Oil of Indiana—-25
44% Feb
28
b
14
47% Jan
13% May 19
18
LOW
STOCK
92
10
25 % Apr
Jun
16% Dec
Jan'
YORK
EXCHANGE
'85
'
1
2
13% July 16
36% Jan
2
19
May
94
NEW
58% Apr
3
25
50'A July 9
37% Jun 29
90
10
40
1
Highest
42%
200
17%
10.900
17%
9
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
"30'/a-
31
*30%
31
*30%
30%
30%
30%
*29%
30%
*29%
30%
30
*10'/4
10%
*10%
10%
*10 %
10%
10%
10%
10'A
10'A
10%
10%
600
13%
*13%
8%
*8%
9
9
200
u
s
;13
Jan
2
15% Mar
<47% Jan
2
58,
12 % Jan
37 Va Jan
;
2
10
May 11
15% Oct
52
Sep 21
44
May
57
Feb
26
1121A Feb
96% Oct
19
102
28
96
183
Dec
<91% Dec
3
<33% Apr
4
,97% Nov 26
■44% Dec
36
,
Jun
107
.
Jan'
93
May
83% Jan
7
6
3
2
9
Jan
2
Union
64% Jan
7
Union
Apr 30
96% Feb 11
91
15
35% Feb' 27
104
94
.
100
Jan
2
May
Apr
Preferred
'
21
Preferred
4%
2
45 Va Jan
49% May 13
9
37% May
40% Apr
15
Union
41 Va
May
1
28
May
101% Jan
34
Jan
28
United
107
Jan
30
•
28
109
15% Aug 22
21
.44 % Mar 13
18
35% Dec
Mar
18
3
Mar 13
18
70 % Mar 19
United Carbon
33% Feb
Nov
15
12
5
12% Jan 22
28
6
Feb
7
4% Jan
2
8% May 23
11
46 JA
10 Va Feb
11
United
Feb
8
Oct
3
17% May 22
21% Jan
15
52% May 19
59
Feb
4
United
May
74
July
25% Oct
8
25.
31% Dec
20
.26% Jan
*31
•"
4%
-
-
United Fruit Co
10
United Gas Corp
i
United Gas Improvement
7
30% Feb
20
34 Va MaT 25
18% Feb
1
22% Sep
17% Jan
12
22 %
Sep
20
20
38% Apr
2,
18
61% Sep
106% Feb
20
54% Jan
9
73
Apr
1
28
96% Jan
11
100
Feb
18
Jun
1
15 % Jan
' 2
16% May 23
21 Va Jan
7
13
May
16% May 23
18% Nov
8
104% Jan
4
124
29
12% May 24
185
Jan
Jan
8
19
Jan
17
16
Jan
9
58% May 19
19% May 24
70
Jan
25
61
Mar 19
28% Jan
16
14 Va Apr
164% Dec
24% Mar
For footnotes
Feb
see
1
13
19
May 2
101% Feb 20
26
167
page 24.
15
21 Va Jan
7
22% May 23
116% May 22
United Merch
United
,
U
May 9
19% Mar 25
25% Jan
20
2
S
S
*102 V2
104
*102%
104
41%
42
41%
...
...
114%
U S
116%
41%
!115
88 Va
*102%
89 Va
49%
38%
39
*102%
41%
115%
116 Va
49%
115%
29%
30
x29 Va
*102%
104
*1023a
49%
30 Va
49%
38%
-
38%
29%
104
49%
,
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30%
103
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; 115
49%
36%
30%
,
103
88
■
104
41%
41%
.
•
60
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30 Va
*103
104
30%
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•
■
*
88%
104
80
...
,
41%
7,400
116
4,800
•
49%
2,300
38%
800
30%
8,500
/.
104
200
26%
93%
93%
34%
26%
26%
26%
tu
94
34%
34%
26%
*15
109
-
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63
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4 %
4%
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56
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34%
»
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26%
54 lu*
*106
109
t
7,400
94 Va
'
2,700
34%
34%:,
;
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109
,
1,700
32%
109
*106%
109
15
15
*14%
15
100
63
62
*106
15VA
€3%
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63%
64
66
66
•3,500
31%
31%
*31%
V
4%
Va
32%
4Va
4%
*55 Va
56
56%
5%
5%
5 Va
5%
8%
8^«
8%
55 %
55%
55%
18%
18%
18%
xl7 Va
17%
53
52 Va
*30%
66
31%
4%
4%
4%
56%
*55%
56 Va
5%
5%
8%
5%
5%
8%
31%
4%
55 Va
8%
•
*
*8%
52%.
17%
26%
94%
34%
*15
*8%
17%
26%
94 Va
34%
15 Va
5 Va
55
26%
94
•
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*15
15%
83A
56 %
26%
35
*
94
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•
4%
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31%
200
4%
14,500
50
5%
?
56%
5%
34,100
8%
8%
900
55%
54%
55
53%
54
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
100
2,600
•
17%.
•
"17%
17%
17%
300
17%
17%
17 Va
17
17%
60%.
61%
60%
61%
=61%
62 Va
62
62%
8,500
26
25%
26%
25%
26 Va
26%
26%
32 V8
32 3a
11,700
32%
13% / 13%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
14
13%
14 Va
14%
32%
14%
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133+
14%
14%
14%
14%
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17%
17%'
17%
7,700
17
17%
17
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
1
*17%
25,800
Securities——No par
of
Mfrs
.
60%
10
25%
Co—13 Va
*32 Va
Inc——- —_ 1
Theatresl.
60%
Machinery
preferred
26
.
f
17%
18
*17
*63 Va
64
*63
No par
*99 %
100
No par
*20
20
113
-100
*177
com—_S>
100
*17%
18%
*62
64
interest—
preferred
Leather Co
V
<
94%
25%
preferred
Hoffman
4 Va%
110
*93%
61
Gypsum Co common
7%
U
1st
109%
V2
26
&
Foreign
94%
110
600
26
Freight Co
U S
179
64% Feb
&
$4.50
109 '/a
800
600
60^8
rNo par
...
Paramount
Certificates
U S
109 Va
*93%
109 %
104
5'Va
173a
30
34,800
88
*8%
com.i
"When issued"
18
27% Apr
4,300
62 Va
94%
49%
32%
*
56
53
64% Jan
14% July 12
17% May
1
99
!
,
*18
7
45%
61%
*87 Va
38%
343a
*55
2
45 Va
62 Va
*93%
114
26%
,
*62
par
5
May 23
*
49%'
29%
34%
100
Mar
46
61%
88 Va.
38%
104
25%
93%
,
—No par
57
24% Jan
45%
61%
94%
.
"
*
46 '
61%
14
'
coon_.30t
Cos
12 Va
'
Foundry—5
Coal
52%
12%
46
110
49 Va
,15%
1
Electric
Engineering
52
12%
*87 V4
39%
109
17
Feb" 13
73%
41 %
113
y
51%
12%
*93%
49 Va
,
."15
Dye & Chemical Corp
United
.4
8
,
*106
Co——-——too
preferred
7%
Apr
25
2
114
13%
51%
12%
'
'
87
*102%
41%
114
~
t' 13%
».
1#
*12%
94%
1
61% Dec
56% Nov
*19
41'Va
t
$3.50 convertible preferred
tuO
United Corp (Deli,
———1
88
May 23
'
Corp. —10
United Cig-Whelajn Stores
2
53 %
Carton
26
5% Mar 21
July
21
&
4% Apr 25
56 % Apr
May 22
xl9
Board
*109%
13%
' h
"
87
*102% .104
13%
•'
110
*93
*49%'
United-Carr Fastener
Jan
3% Feb
United
110
88%
—No pat
x60% Feb
50
110
94%
*38 Va
$4.50 preferred
8
30
62%
*93
rie,erred'4%T':series of 1952.100
■'
65% Oct
6
45%
61 Va
*87
1
United Biscuit of America—-No par
23
8
2
2
11
16
45 Va
61 %
*29 '/a
17% Feb
Sep
45%
*102 %
106% Apr
5J/a Oct
V8
60%
common-:—5
8
56% Nov
44
•——rNo pat
Corp
29
V 36
12%
13%
-
5 %
14% Apr
19
*12%
.-preferred—50
Co
101% Jan
25
12
Aircraft
12%
convertible1 preferred-!.—100
United Air'.Lines Inc common—_10
102% Mar 20
35% Mar 18
Car
31
3% Jun
Jan
33% Jan
91% May
30% Jan 21
Tank
Jan
43 Va Jun
8% Dec
24% May
noncumulative
common—50
13%
51%
12%
;*109%
.
aeries, j—No par
$4
Union Pacific RR Co
Feb
2
'
series—f_No par
Union Oil of California—-——25
45% Mar 17
121% Mar 31
Jan
112 Va Jan
$3.50'
13%
51 %
12%
44% .44%
60%
60%
r
'•
6
13%
5lVa
*12 Va
Carboh——No pat
Carbide
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 sbr„No par
Preferred $3.70 series—f_No par
111
25
Bag & Paper Corp———20
52
35
Dec
50
13%
*51 Va
:
'
&■ Rubber Co__—8
Union Asbestos
40
3
4
5
27
Corp :———No par
2
27
10
€8
13% Feb'
Jan
Mar
42% Oct
29% Jan
26% Jan
104
11
109% Jan
22% Jan
Dec
2
Mar 17
Jan
5
Underwood
29:
26% Jply 2
100% Nov 26
101
12% May
66% July 30
53% Mar 28
100% Nov
<
4
'
(The)—————I
Udylite Corp
No par
16%
20:%
113
179
17%
*99%
203A
111%
>177
17%
*62
16%
17%
64
100
21%
113
179
17%
63
17%
.
* 16 Va
.
64
=
.
ior'*:19 Va
•
-■
17%
64%
100
21 %
21%
111%
112%
177
177
17%
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16%
17%
63
17%
*16%
64%
17%
'
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17%
*62
16%
*16%
64%
99% -f99%
21% •' 21%
*177
•
180
17%
63
17%
65 =:!
99-
:
'
'
16
1
%
66 %
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21%
21%
115%
116 Va
*177
17%
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16%
180
17%
63
17 VB
"
16%
65%
*98
22
4,900
1,300
16%
100
66%
3,900
99
100
22%
2,600
*
115%
*177
17%
*62
16%
116 Va
179
17%
3,600
20
2,100
63
16%
22,100
23
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Jun
29
28
x36% Nov
28
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
7% Dec
17
STOCKS
1951
Year
Lowest
20 y« Feb
16
8
% Jan
12
7% Feb
43
Jan
29
x36y4 Feb
D S Lines
13
38% Jan
29
67
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
D S Playing Card Co
10
Dec
27
84
6
59% Feb
Nov
24
42 Va Feb
8
29% May
86% Dec
4
96'/a Feb
14
92 % Dec
6
106% Oct
9
151
Oct
6
136% Jan
2
76% Oct
30
65% Jan
9
87% Mar 29
61
3
68
37% May 15
138% May 16
144
86
Feb
21
95
Jan
45
Mar 28
57% July 3
37% Jun 29
67 Va Mar
8
2
47% Jan
30
153% Jan
26
19
Jan
18% Jan
3
20% Mar 20
20
Jan
37% Dec
21
43'/a Aug 27
38
27
9% Jun
28
87
102 % Jan
27
42% Jan
30
Jan
24
23
Feb
41
Mar 18
13
7
7% Apr
10
Feb
17
97/8 Jan
10% Jan
11
Jan
3
24
2% Apr
23
13
7
4% Jan
22
9
27 y2 Jun
8
5% Jan
26
96% Jan 24
2% May 15
22% Jan
Mar 28
5% Jan
18
22 y2 Jun
6
26
Nov
Jan
21
16
29
28
Oct
89
92
May 21
19
4 Va Jan
24% Apr 21
2% May 14
27
'3% Jan
2
21% May
6
25% Jan
30
1
18
Jan
17
x27%Oct
Nov
21
170% Jan
12
156
Jan
14
163% May
8% Jun
4
14% Sep
26
11
Apr
24
13% Jan
Oct
19
57
155
15
23% May
1
51
Jun
21
64
26
>/4 Jan
10
29% Dec 31
28% Apr
15
30% Jan
2
40% Sep 13
34
Jan
8
13% July
2
26% Jan
17
7
21%
10
20
10
1
100
100
preferred
S
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
8%
"8
*37%
21%
21 %
21%
373/4
*603/4
61%
*603/4
613/4
*60 3/4
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
*86%
88%
*86
99
*97
99
*97
31
*86%
*97%
24%
24%
233/4
139%
139%
*74%
76
76
76
*66%
67%
66%
66%
37%
37%
373/4
138%
No par
*19%
*38%
Leaf Tobacco
4%%
Utah
Power
61
31%
31%
*86
88
98
24 >/4
97%
140
230
23%
233/8
24%
1403A
1,500
88
97%
99
23%
1403A
140
75
1
*86
21,400
140%
320
1,600
75
76
76
75%
753/4
66%
*66
66 %
66 %
66 %
66%
300
38%
37%
38%
139%
139%
139%
1393/4
38%
35,700
1393/4
2,700
2,000
38
38%
38
139%
1393/4
139%
20
20
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
38
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
*38%
39%
38%
38%
*6
6%
6%
*6%
6%
6 %
6%
300
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
1,600
*90
92
10%
*90
*6
10%
6%
10%
90%
*90%
*6
10%
10%
92
92
92
*90%
•
*2%
3
2%
*24%
25
25
2%
2%
2%
*23/a
2%
23/8
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21 %
*2%
2%
♦243/8
23/8
*21%
21%
*21%
24
*24
23%
2%
*2%
3
2%
2%
2%
*243/8
25
24%
24 %
24%
93
200
3
♦90%
93
1,700
3
3
*243/«
24%
200
25
2%
2 3/a
23/„
*21%
22
280
1,100
300
22
*233/4
24%
160%
160%
*160%
162%
*160%
162 %
11%
11%
24%
162%
*160
113/4
113/4
11%
113/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*5kj'4
5y3/4
58
583/4
57%
57%
57
57
160
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/4
30%
30%
31
3,200
36%
36%
363/4
363/a
37
*58%
59%
*583%
•
30%
30%
30%
,
59%
30%
Light Co
&
61
37%
100
preferred
62
31%
6%
1
Inc com
*60%
*31
*10
100
Co
Pictures
100
62
39%
com_No par
preferred
8%
1,600
38
*6
Stockyards Corp
Universal
38
139%
38
31%
98%
24
140
68
138%
noncumulatlve
Universal
*97
24%
140%
76
preferred—25
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wail Paper Inc common—2
4% convertible preferred
60
Universal American Corp
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
common
99
23%
*65%
138 %
20
7%
*86
*74%
38
37%
5,900
8%
*8
8%
*8
373/4
88
88%
139%
24
139%
Shares
21%
21
21%
21%
8%
37%
139%
U S Tobacco Co
*8
37%
10
United
8%
37%
the Week
May 23
May 22
21%
21%
Friday
Thursday
May 21
213/8
*8
Sales for
Wednesday
88%
30%
37%
61%
*60%
1st
noncum
x21
8%
*8
37%
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
May 20
May 19
preferred
100
U S Smelting Ref & Mln com—50
7% preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
No par
1% preferred
100
8%
9
2
common
U S Rubber Co com new
9
11
60% May
32
Feb
May 23
U
31
Apr
146% Feb
7% Jan
2% Dec
24
4
Mar 28
90
May 19
5% Jun
Jan
34% Mar 21
23% May 23
Jufy ~2
138% Dec
6
4%%
Co
Monday
May 17
1
21% May
7
8y8 Mar 24
3
66
128%
Saturday
Par
27
18% Jan
29
Vs Mar
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
*24
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
161
161
161
1,200
40
161
1,900
V
Oct
9
14
Apr
29
July 24
33% Feb
5
28
Mar
14
Dec
26
23% Oct 23
3% Dec
14
28 Va Oct
9
23% July
19
40% Jan 30
17% Jan
4
Jan
16
127/8 May 22
15 y2 Jan
23
23% Apr
25% Feb
11
5
31
23
24
5
115% Dec
14
116
Apr
17
117
104
Jan
2
115% Dec
19
116
Apr
3
117
105%
Jan
9
26
Mar 27
32
Jan
2
25%
Nov
26
34% July 13
100% Jan 18
89
Jan
5
93 % Apr
Dec
31
1
29% Jan
19
May 30
137 % Jan
Van Raalte Co Inc
3
29
140
Dec
22% Mar
28
20% May
21
120
1
■ft May 23
18% Jan
116 V* Feb
20
xllO
Nov
28
106% Jan
28
95
Nov
26
103% May
94
Dec
21
40
Dec
4
3
60
38% Dec
6
29% Jun 29
31% Mar
3
July 16
48
35
% Jan 20
16% July
Oct
20% Jan
4
13%
13%
133/8
12%
13 3/8
12%
13
9,500
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 3/b
23%
2,800
119
11116%
119
28%
29
preferred
3% %
*28
*93
100
28%
94
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
div partic preferred
6%
22%
100
*119%
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
Rights
common
*92
23%
94
*122
24%
*92
24%
22%
>122%
24%
*116%
119
*117%
120
*118
122
*116%
119
*117%
120
*118
120
28%
29
28%
*92%
94
*92%
■
94
23
124
223/s
124
24
28%
23%
x23 %
600
22%
124
23
124
123
23
23%
23%
*28%
283/4
94
*92%
94
23%
125
233/4
283/4
*124
125
23%
23%
4,500
23%
22%
7,900
400
126
23 3/s
24
8,100
32
100
100
100
25
$5 preferred
preferred
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4%
pfd
11
Vlsking
12
16% Apr
8
18
Jan
18
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
Jan
29
28% Mar
I
31
Jan
31
7%
71% Feb
7
Apr
17
64
Jan
30
Wabash
114%
—
114%
*1143/4
115%
X114
114
*101%
1023/4
*101%
1023/4
*1003/a
1023/4
*100%
102 3%
"102%
104
*1023/4
104
*102%
104
*102%
104
*40
50
*35
25
25
5
10
20
Virginia Ry Co common
8% preferred
Corp (The)
44% Jan
preferred
28%
363/4
—
35% May 22
32
2
133/s
>116%
30
37% Jan
13%
233/4
119
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
30 Va May 20
13%
23%
119
$4.20 dividend
14
1,600
28%
*116%
2
33% Apr 24
14%
28 %
*116%
7
x27% Jan
8
14%
281/4
119
103% May
16
14%
28%
119
102 y2 May
Apr
14%
281/4
*116%
22
48
l45/8
*28%
*116%
preferred
noncumul
5%
Mar 12
Jan
145/a
28%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com„100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
38
Mar 26
1,100
143/4
28%
23%
115% May 13
8
37
*14%
28%
13%
98% Jan
95
36%
143/4
28%
*23%
& May 23
110% Jan
7
27
24% May 13
36%
*14%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
2.50
Vick Chemical Co
Mar 31
2
21% Jan
36%
14%
28%
28%
13%
19
10% Jan
112% Jun
28% Dec
36%
*14%
2.50
10
Van Norman Co
29
88
Jan
*36
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
*40
50
*40
114
50
U4%
♦40
*114
*40
*114
114%
100%
*100 3/a
102
104
*1023/4
104
50
49
35%
35%
1,500
30
30
2,600
36%
1,100
16%
600
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
353/4
*29%
30
30
30
30
30%
293/4
30%
295/a
30
37%
36%
36%
353/4
36%
353/4
353/4
35%
35%
*36%
*16%
16%
♦16%
16%
16%
16%
*163/4
*30%
31
♦30%
31%
30%
30%
163/4
16%
17
*30
:
17
31%
10
"lO
49
*36%
♦30
150
114%
100%
*1023%
50
319,500
31
30
30
50
W
54% Jun 25
55
RR 4%%
11
Dec
29
137/s Feb
13
11'/a Jan
2
11% Jan
9
Jun
29
*29% Feb
13
27% May 20
29% Jan
14
45% May 24
56 y2 Oct
13
42% Apr
51% Jan
7
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
preferred
29
G & W
12 y# oct
15
21% Feb
23
17% Jan
11
Jun
12
98
12
102 y2 Jan
25
5% %
11% Mar 28
15% Sep
26
13% May 19
15y4 Feb
25
Warner
16 y2 Jun
16% Apr
30
Warner-Hudnut Inc
35 y4 Jan
30
7
7
May 1
27% May 15
20% Jan
26
Feb
5
1
25% Jan
4
30% Apr
18 y2 Jan
10
8% Jan
17 %
4
July 27
97% Oct
104
23
25
19% Nov
5
28
Jun
5
43 % Jan
23
26
Jun
29
34% Feb
9% May
23% May 25
27
Mar
2
20% Oct
19% Oct
29
25% Feb
5
13% Dec
12
18% Feb
13
7% Jan
2
11% Oct
*
19
15% July
4
10% Jan
1
Jan
30
19% Mar
33
16
May 1
19% Feb 19
7
21
Mar 27
21
Walworth
Ward
22
107% Feb
2
15% July 30
20% Feb
13
95
Jun
75
Mar 14
106
Aug
98 y2 Sep
111
8
Feb
19
27
98
12% Apr
30
72% May
1
106 % Jan
28%
1,900
303/s
2,200
17%
17%
Oil
Wesson
$4
Year
West
15
40% Jan
Jun
32% Nov
8
18
46 y2
Lowest
10% May 17
Oct
8
46% Apr 30
29% Feb
26
20% Jan
9
2
35% Feb
27
10
54
29
49 y4 Mar
May 24
58% Oct
5
84% July 9
32% Jun 28
24% July 6
94 y4 Jan
24
89
47% Feb
13
Feb
7
4.10%
preferred
29
Jan
3
28% July 30
42% Oct 15
2
6
30% July
2
125
Feb
104%i Feb
42% Oct
126
8
33% Jun 28
84% Jun 25
Jan
46% Oct
94
41
7
4
Mar
95% Jan
6
34
19
127
Mar 27
83% May
22
38% May 22
127
Mar 20
41% Jan
1
30
89% Jan
5
22
Apr 30
17% Jan
8% Mar
2
26
Apr
3
Jan
4
65% Dec
21
75
Feb
9
65% Feb
27
12
28
15% Jan
4
11% Apr
29
Jan
13
69% Nov 21
12% July
2
2
35
24%
243/4
29
29%
28%
29%
*82
83
82
82%
82
82
82
82
353/4
35
35
*34
343/4
34%
35%
35
35%
243/4
2,100
243/4
25
24%
25 V*
25%
25%
6,400
32 Va
12.200
243/4
39
*31%
28%
813/4
*35
19
32
14
May 22
White
15
19
Winn
28
Wisconsin
7
7
128% Jan IS
52% May 16
C
100
*100%
*102%
104
102
>100%
102%
13%
*100%
102%
*100%
102%
*100%
102%
13%
133/s
13%
133/4
13%
13%
102
*100%
13
13
108
Apr
16
753/4
*74
75
108
108
Jan
25
44% Jan
23
64
28% Feb
2
8
83% Feb
3
Prior
97% Feb
20
Feb
2
Prior
75% Jan
14
71
11
Jan
May
2
7
105
13% Feb
1
Woolworth
11
11
11
11
11
48
463/4
463/4
48%
48%
100
22
*21%
22
100
*39
39%
*39
40%
No par
*533/4
54
93%
10
38%
10
.12%
com
1
Wrigley
*39
1,200
22
22%
223%
4.900
39%
39%
22%
*39 Va
22%
40
21%
543/4
54%
93%
*923%
38%
38 Va
39%
39%
25 %
25
39%
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
25 %
36%
36
36 3/a
353/4
36%
36%
363%
*99
35%
85%
85%
*31
31%
26%
26%
12%
,
20
93/4
*66%
No par
*73%
85
85%
84%
84%
31
31
31
21%
353/8
35%
Co
55%
54%
55 %
5,000
93
94
93%
94
1,800
40
39%
39%
99%
40%
8,500
25
25%
25 %
25 %
36%
V
363/4
36 Va
36%
5,000
22,200
99%
99%
600
38
38 %
600
2,200
*99
38
99%
38 3/a
38%
*124
__
35%
35%
84%
84%
*124
35%
36%
85
84%
84 %
31%
*31
31
31
*30%
:•
353/4
*84 %
35%
26%
26%
12%
26%
26%
26
12%
26%
26 %
2,400
12%
12%
12 3%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,800
31
31
300
24
7,400
31
245/a
9%
*31
93/4
67%
11%
11%
*73 5/k
31s/8
24%
10
*66%
11%
24
31%
*31
31%
24
*23%
24
*23%
11%
*735/8
9%
9%
10
9%
9%
67%
*67
74
*31
24%
67%
68
68%
69%
69
69
11%
11%
12
12
12%
12%
12 Va
74
73%
735/a
73%
735/a
*
73 Va
♦13
75%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13
*16%
16%
22%
13%
16%
165/8
13%
16%
163%
16V2
16%
163/4
23%
23%
*136%
■il
II
Corp
Co
10
series
———I
*52
27%
*793/4
81
*98
100
*73
73%
11%
*11%
22%
%
♦136%
44
27%
100
pfd 4%% conv series—100
(Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
533/4
44
common._No par
preferred 4%%
22%
%
223/4
hi
23%
hi
139
*136 %
53%
23
U
139
*52
53%
23%
%
*136%
*53
U
138
53%
*136% 138
*53
9%
93/a
131/a
Xl6%
22%
*52
400
26
1
10
230
31
26%
24
139
100
54 3/a
93
.100
Power
40%
545/a
com—10
Grocery Co
7,400
26%
-
12%
74
99%
*373/4
*124%
35%
31
67 /
11%
38%
__
35%
237/a
93/4
No par
99%
*38%
124%
123/fl
23%
*99
38%
__
31%
*31
J
99 Va
*38%
Shares
11
49
923/4
♦124%
the Week
May 23
11
54%
99%
38%
Friday
May 22
49
94
*35%
1
Sales for
Thursday
11%
54
*38
1,030
48
93%
*99
300
74
107%
11
53%
*124%
20
2,900
48
y2
93%
38%
38%
260
11
36
20
com
22
40
74
107%
107%
1
108%
48%
*48
25
100
(The S S)
22
*39
11
743/4
107%
May 21
22
10
W)
(F
Worthington
May 20
*47
Woodward Iron Co
76% Jan
2
10%
*73
108%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 19
Si
42% Apr 17
26% Feb 20
6
17
Monday
May 17
75
75
*107%
10
preferred*
6%
13%
108%
107%
107%
Saturday
Pflf
1
108%
13%
*74
76%
108
11 May 22
136
32
108%
104
Co
Elec
32
109
*102%
Inc common
Lovett
32
*108%
preferred
&
32
2,500
260
109
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
$4.25
32
,
104
8
Co
32%
25
108%
Wilcox Oil Co
&
24%
*28%
*102%
preference
Wilson
•
104
Instrument_12.50
Sewing Machine
Prior
29%
>102%
Brake
White Dental Mfg
Motor Co
28%
102
White
25% Feb
3
Sep
79% Apr
21% Jan
7
21% May
% May
23% Dec
5
10% Jan
69 %
-
:
Wilson-Jones
17% Jan
29% Sep
6
84% Mar 12
29% Jan
14% Jan
17% Feb
13
5
34% Jan
1
May 23
15% Apr
2
19
108
83
35
28%
813/4
29
*81%
900
108%
Teleg
Electric
13
17% Nov
25
*28
Wheeling 81 Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corn com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
75% Feb
12% Jan 25
Jun
1,900
108%
preferred series B
3.80%
Weston
5
72
140% Jan 10
Union
22
5
90
9%
102
Preferred series A
12% Jan
87% Feb
46% Feb
9%
103
com
Air
12
2
RR
Electric
21
Feb
30
Pacific
Westinghouse
15% Jan 26
7% July 2
41% Jun 29
23% Jun 25
75% Jan 25
9%
1093/4
preferred
Westinghouse
28
5
2nd
7
28
54%
93/4
*108%
Co—.
80
99% Apr
2
35% May
Western
Apr
,
9%
95/a
100
Supply
40% Jan
Mar 20
15
Dec
*9%
500
9%
28%
*102
Inc
Lines
noncum
Western
14% Jan
3
9%
STOCK
27% Jan
23
Jan
4%
4
55% Apr
32
15
1,000
-
94% May 14
45% Feb 11
46% Feb 20
9
Jan
13%
100
Auto
4
Dec
13
17%
100
Western Maryland Ry com
29% Jan
45
21
13 Va
9s/s
*17
100
preferred
Western
36% July 31
128
20%
13 Va
9%
*74
4%%
7
30
4
203/4
*9%
West Va Pulp & Paper com—No par
22
1
May 10
28% Nov 20
28
20%
13%
5
54% Apr
25% May
11% Apr
Jun
21
13
Air
38% Sep
71 y2 Dec
17 V*
20%
*13 Va
No par
Western
31% May 4
23 y4 Mar 19
Oct
17%
20%
13%
B
pfd
EXCHANGE
29% Jan 26
12
17%
13
4
series
series
NEW YORK
25% July
2
Co
23% Apr
24% May 14
35 Va Feb 20
34% Jan
175/8
20%
13 Va
com—2.50
West Virginia Coal & Coke
'l) r
15% Jan
37% Mar 28
93% Dec
Coal
preferred
Highest
IS
Apr
17%
20%
*13
preferred—No par
1
West Penn Power 4%%
Range Since Jan. 1
16
17%
*20%
13%
Sugar Corp
Electric Co
Penn
17%
20%
13%
5
Inc
17%
*20%
STOCKS
1951
Highest
11% Jan
5
6
& Snowdrift
convertible
Kentucky
300
—1
Mills
Tobacco
Range for Previous
Lowest
Pipe
Waukesha Motor Co
4.20%
83
27 %
28%
30%
108% Jan 24
8
*26%
303%
18
102
3,600
28 3/a
16% Jan
9
Jan
7
May 12
17%
26%
7
32% Mar
110
17%
30 3/a
103% Apr
2
*26%
60
5,600
173/4
28
West
967/a Jan
X17%
26%
5
2
29% Jan
106% Mar 18
17%
13%
30%
27J/4 Jan
4
17%
1,200
13%
28%
21% May
14
173/a
13%
27%
West Indies
Feb
173/a
13%
28
9
29% Dec
17%
13%
18
102
30%
41% Jan
107
17%
13%
102
30%
80% Feb
112% Jan 23
133/s
5,800
9%
17%
102
28
34% May 16
19
133/s
9%
9%'
18%
*100%
263/4
15
27
13%
9%
*18
102
263/4
17
Nov
13%
9%
18
18
*100%
1,800
30%
41% Oct
96% Dec
9%
9%
18
101%
13%
17%
433/8
275/a
89 y2 Feb
101
18
101 %
43 VB
30%
36% Jan 29
24
9%
18%
101 %
400
43%
273/8
31
Jan
9%
9%
*18
101%
43 VB
1,100
263/4
July 18
27
9%
18%
102
V
200
11%
27%
27%
Mar 14
2
43%
♦423/4
59
113/4
27%
263/4
Dec
Jan 27
42%
43
59
11%
28
*29%
29 Va
30
43
43
59
11%
*27%
27%
30
20% July 25
28
28%
30%
Webster
5
*58
11%
28
*28
19
May
*17%
59
11%
275/a
*26%
11% Jan
32% Jan
13%
1
&
Wayne Knitting
Wayne Pump Co
84
5
*58
11%
27%
*29%
Foundry
22
1
9%
*17%
58%
*11%
27%
43%
*101 %
*58
11%
No par
Warren
14% Jan
28
*43
59
11%
*27%
28
Warren Petroleum Corp
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
82
26% May
*57%
11%
28
1
100
Pictures
Bros
3
9% May
59%
*11%
2.50
Co
Baking Co common
preferred
18
12% Apr
*57%
100
No par
No par
No par
Waldorf System
27
16%
900
*52%
200
1,400
2,200
23%
n
54
3,700
,
16%
23%
*136%
20,900
si
22,600
174,600
138
54
43%
44%
44
44%
44%
445/8
27 Va
44%
44
26%
%
44 Va
44%
263/4
9,600
27
26%
273/8
*79%
803/4
27'A
27 5/b
27%
27%
80
2,900
80
*98%
99%
803/4
80%
80%
*98%
99%
99
73%
73%
725%
72%
72%
11%
11%
11%
11%
34%
34%
11%
11%
*80
803/4
100
*80
*993/4
101
*100
60
101
90
723/4
723/4
72%
73
900
11 Va
725/8
12
12
12%
34
333/4
1,100
l
36% Jan 25
48
11
33% May
40% Jan
17% Jun
14
13% Jan
19% May
48
Jun
14
39% Jan
46% Apr
41% Oct
8
28
43
Jan
2
37% Dec
19
Aug 17
30% Jan
2
45% Jun
25
59% Feb
2
2
19% Jan
17
15% July
47% Jan
4% July
k
s
Special
71% Feb 13
5% Feb
5
™L&Bkel When
Pf1068^110
sales,
wd
Mar
68
Jan
x
3
York
Towne
&
Mfg Co
20
*33%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*44%
46
44%
44%
44 %
45
Jan
7
50% Jan
2
24
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
17% Jan
22
83% Apr 14
5% Jan 29
sales on thIs day.
distributed,
f
4% May 10
Tale
Corp common
1
convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wlre.Nopar
34
May
15% Apr 14
3
4% %
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite
fin receivership, or
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Products
34
*333/4
*29%
30%
*29%
43%
433/8
43 Va
15%
15%
15%
dividend
34
30%
*30
34%
34
34%
1,800
18%
18%
19%
19 Va
19%
16,800
46
18%
*44
45 3/4
453/4
46
46
1,300
30%
31%
32
30%
44 V*
30%
433/4
44
44
44%
43%
44
16
15%
30%
43%
44
16
8,000
16
16 Va
16
16
16 Va
16 Va
1,100
76
75
75%
75%
753/4
75
75
1,800
4%
4%
4%
*31
900
<*>
No par
*74%
Corp.
*4%
75
4%
74
4%
petition has been filed for company's reorganization,
Ex-stock
34
(%th
share
of
4%%
preferred
($50
74%
75
4%
a
4%
4%
Deferred delivery,
par)
for
each
share
*4%
f Name
held).
changed
from
Electric
Boat
4%
Company
4%
aiecwic uoat company,
r
900
Cash
sales
r cash sales.
Volume
Number 5119
175
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
25
(2197)
Bond Record
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
Figures
Lowest
109.8
98.20
Z
Lowest
109.9
9
July 16
Apr
Z
Treasury
9
M,
.
...
ZZZ
06.19 Jan
103.2
Dec
100.21 Jan
July 16
103.2
96.19 Jan
9
96.20 Mar 18
the month when the bonds mature.
case
32d
more
or
of
point.
a
Z
16
HIGH
Monday
May 17
May 19
May 20
SALE
Tuesday
Low
Low
High
Low
High
102.18 Jan 29
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
May 22
May 21
Low
High
High
Low
Friday
Sales for
May 23
High
High
the Week
Low
Bonds(t)
—1955-1960
*104.26
104.30
*104.27
104.31
*104.27
104.31
*104.27
104.31
*104.25
104.29
*104.24
104.28
1956-1959
*106.20
106.24
*106.21
106.25
*106.19
106.23
*106.15
106.19
*106.14
106.18
*106.14
1958-1963
106.18,
*108.12
108.16
*108.14
108.18
*108.10
108.14
*108.6
108.10
*108.2
108.6
*108.4
108.8
1960-1965
*110.24
110.28
*110.24
110.28
*110.20
110.24
*110.14
110.18
*100.12
110.16
*110.14
110.18
1956-1958
*101.28
101.31
*101.28
101.31
*101.27
101.31
*101.27
101.30
*101.25
101.28
*101.25
101.28
1962-1967
♦100.20
100.24
*100.18
100.22
*100.14
100.18
*100.10
100.14
*100.4
100.8
*100.8
100.12
1963-1968
*99.22
■99.26
*99.20
99.24
*99.18
99.22
*99.14
99.18
*99.8
99.12
*99.12
99.6
*98.28
99
*98.30
99.2
99.2
*98.24
98.28
*98.26
98.30
*98.12
98.16
*98.14
98.18
2%s—
Jun 1964-1969
*99.8
99.12
*99.6
99.10
*99.4
99.8
*99.2
Treasury
2 Vis
Dec
1964-1969
*99.4
99.8
*99.2
99.6
*99
99.4
*98.30
1965-1970
*98.30
99.2
*98.26
■
■
99.16
96.17 Mar 18
102.18 Jan
29
Treasury
2Vis
98.30
*98.22
2Vis
1966-1971
*98.28
99
*98.24
98.28
*98.22
98.26
*98.20
98.24
*98.12
98.16
*98.14
Treasury
Treasury
Z
96.17 Mar 18
July 16
AND
Saturday
Treasury
4b
...
Apr~13
98.7
31
9
96.20 Mar 18
,
18
one
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
—
—
97.17 Apr
represent
STOCK
EXCHANGE
May 10
100.4
ZZZ
06.1
Highest
YORK
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
May
Period " Indicate In each
point
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW
Highest
—
,
Range Since Jan. 1
1951
*
"Interest
decimal
Exchange
YEARLY
•
LOW
Range for Previous
Year
headed
after
WEEKLY
-
2 Vis
Jun 1967-1972
*98.28
99
*98.24
98.28
*98.22
98.26
*98.20
98.24
*98.12
98.16
*98.14
98.18
2 Vis
Sep 1967-1972
*99.8
99.12
*99.8
99.12
*99.4
99.8
*99.2
99.6
*98.28
99
*98.26
98.30
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 1967-1972
*98.28
99
*98.24
98.28
*98.22
98.26
*98.20
98.24
*98.12
98.26
*98.20
98.24
98.16
98.18
*98.14
98.18
1957-1959
*101.13
101.16
*101.12
101.15
*101.11
101.14
*101.12
101.15
*101.8
101.11
*101.7
101.10
1952-1955
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
100.16
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
Oct
4
100.19 Mar
1
100.3
Maris
102.22
*102.20
102.24
*102.20
102.24
*102.20
102.24
*102.19
102.23
*102.19
102.23
*100.22
100.25
*100.21
100.24
*100.19
100.22
*100.17
100.20
*100.15
100.18
*100.15
100.18
Jun 1959-1962
*99.15
99.19
*99.12
99.16
*99.8
99.12
*99.4
99.8
*98.28
99
'
2 Vis
Dec 1959-1962
*99.8
99.12
*99.4
99,8
*99
99.4
*98.26
98.30
*98.18
98.22
*98.22
2s
1952-1955
*100.4
100.7
*100.4
100.7
*100.4
100.7
*100.4
100.7
*100.3
100.6
18
Treasury
2s_
1952-1953
*100.7
100.9
*100.7
100.9
*100.7
100.9
*100.7
100.9
*100.6
100.8
Treasury
Treasury
2s_
Jun 1952-1954
*100.6
MaTli
100.3
*102.18
1956-1959
2 Vis
100.8
*100.6
100.8
*200.5
100.7
2s.
—Dec 1952-1954
*100.6
100.8
*100.6
100.8
*100.5
100.7
*100.5
100.7
*100.4
100.6
*100.4
100.6
Treasury
100
18
1954-1956
2 Vis
Treasury
Jan
2 Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
100.3
Treasury
2s_
1953-1955
♦101.6
101.10
*101.6
101.9
*101.4
101.7
*101.4
101.7
*101.4
101.7
*101.3
101.6
Jan
100.3
*100.6
100.8
*100.6
100.8
99.2
99.6
98.26
*100.3
100.6
*100.6
100.8
*100.5
100.7
International Bank for
Reconstruction
95.7
Dec
101.28 Jan
27
15
8
99.9
96.24 Dec
4
97.24 Nov 27
Jan
95.8
96.20 Nov
95
May 14
Aug 20
96.28 Jan
31
21
&
96.12 Apr
3
25-year
3s
Development
July 15 1972
*95.16
96.16
96.2
69.4
96.2
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
Apr
2
25-year
3s
Mar. 1 1976
*95.08
97.24 Feb
96.08 ;
27
*95.08
96.08
♦95.08
96.08
*95.08
96.08
*95.08
30-year
*97.08
98.08
*97.08
98.08
*97.08
98.08
*97.08
98.08
*97.08
100.16
*99.16
3Vis
Oct
1 1981
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1953
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
95.17
95.17
*95.16
96.16
96.08
*95.08
96.08
98.08
*97.08
98.08
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
3s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1954
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1955
100.16
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1956
*97
98.16
*97
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1957
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1958
-
*96
97.16
*95
97
*99.16
100.16
'
98.16
*97
*96
97.16
*96
*95
97
*95
*97
98.16
*97
97.16
*96
97.16
97
*95
97
98.16
98.16
*97
98.16
*96
97.16
*96
97.16
*95
97
*95
97
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1959
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1960
•Bid
and
asked
price.
No sales transacted this day.
a
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
*93
2s serials of *50 due Feb 15 1961
95
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1962
,
*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
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
or
Transit
3%
Unification
Corporate
ENDED
MAY
High
BONDS
Jan. 1
New York Stock Exchange
No.
Low
High
OMy
Brazil
Interest
'
Period
-June-Dec
108%
108%
Week's Range
25
1081^
-
108 3®a
110
or
Friday's
series
No.
9
No.
10
June-Dec
3%s
series
No.
11
June-Dec
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
High
June-Dec
series
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
3Vis
A
Last
Sale Price
(continued)—
3 Vis
1980
^
—
23
Range Since
Sold
Issue—
Stock
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
New York
FOR
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
.
Registered bond transactions.
RANGE
Friday
5,000
Low
81
High
81
81
81
16
90%
77%
'
82
82
"—'
*88%
81
No.
12
June-Dec
*80
82
3%s
series
No.
13—
June-Dec
81
81
2
81
81
3Vis
series
No.
14
June-Dec
80
80%
9
77
81%
80
9
3%s
series
3%s
Fc>reign
series
No.
15
June-Dec
80
3Vis
series
No.
16
June-Dec
*80
3Vis
series
No.
17
June-Dec
*80
*80
3%s
series
18
June-Dec
series
No.
19-
June-Dec
80%
3%s
series
No.
20
June-Dec
*80%
3%s
series
No.
21
—June-Dec
*80 %
3%s
—
Members
New
York
Stock
No.
22
June-Dec
series
No.
23
June-Dec
series
No.
24
June-Dec
*80
3%s
No.
25
June-Dec
26
...June-Dec
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Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s
reduced
•••;».
16%
1922
2008
(30-yr)
83%
2
16%
—
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3 Vis
loan
96%\V;:-
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;
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;
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—
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;
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& Foreign Power deb 5's 2030—Mar-Sept
junior debentures 1987
Jan-June
4.80s
17
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1963.-Jan-July
to
1952.,
sinking
8
American Bosch
—
1959—Mar-Sept
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(interest
reduced to
2.125%) 2008
Mar-Sepf
(Kingdom of) 3%s 1957
May-Nov
Norway (Kingdom of) 4Vis 1956
Mar-Sept
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4'As 1965—
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4s sinking fund
external loan
AExternal
Southern
Airlines
American
—
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A Peru
Great
Allis-Chalmers
—
sinking fund 6Vis
1958—Mar-Sept
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(interest
ex'l
60
40
■
v
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June-Dec
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reduced
92
June-Dec
AND
—
1954
(1942
6Vis
1961
67%
;
.
of)
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extl
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1
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42
1963-Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
1933
91
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Feb-Aug
1958
93%
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1945...Quar-Jan
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assented
42
9%
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(City) external 7s 1958
42
(1942 agree't)
1968—Jan-July
to 1922 agree¬
1913
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$
63
to
i
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1978
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readjustment
11
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96
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1979——... May-Nov
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2%s debentures 1980—
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63
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1960
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1945—
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82
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10
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70
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due
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82
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1952 coupon
(Republic)
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1943
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—-
81
12
40
1961
.
1978
(1942
mtge
Yokohama
1968
1899
1st
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1965
bonds
$
assented
of
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•
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9%
84%
—
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1971
1
93%
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1952
s
%
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(Colombia) 6%s 1954
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Mexican
41
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:
thereafter
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8%
79
Jan -July
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'
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1977
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1947
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>
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1952, thereafter
1977
series
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1977
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to
1952
external
1958
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—
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81
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1976
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•
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—
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dollar
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1962
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&
series
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1955
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f
s
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74
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53
69
53
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1950
reduced
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50
reduced
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}
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—
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—
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1999
.Jan-July
external water loan 1956—
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77%
38%
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84%
76%'
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1936
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83%
(State
Jan. 1
No.
56%
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stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5'%)
1999—Jan-July
8s
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San
Range Since
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pursuant to Plan A
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reduced to 2%)
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99%
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50%
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1951
99
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.
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reduced
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5%
Range
Friday's
May-Nov
(interest
2004
A Rome
58%
42%
5
^.25%)
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
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42%
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1967 stamped
7s
43
57%
—
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57%.
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1953
:
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V
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external loan 01
40%
38%
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June-Dec
43
57%
57%
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A 7s
38%
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'
Sale Price
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.
57%
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8 A Colombia
58
38%
—
—
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55
—
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1
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1927
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56
"56
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—
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1928
1960
1960
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of
7s
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High
55
"37 Vi
...May-Nov
Municipal
assented
Colombia
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1962
23
New York Stock
Jan. 1
'56
..April-Oct
MAY
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
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1961— „AprZl-Oct
Consol
A Chinese
55
1962—...May-Nov
1961
assented
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A6s
6s
sinking fund 6s
assented
A6s
AGuaranteed
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
A Chile
FOR
Week's Range
1971
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
'104
96
96
Number 5119
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2199)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
,
Interest
Period
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Last
Sale Price
Low
Buffalo Rochester &
Stamped
Terminal
Bush
Co
4 Vis
Cons
May-Nov
101
1955
5s
Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
Bush
79
Jan-July
1957-
78%
5s
income
mtge
gen
;—Jan-July
1982
82
72%
4
104% 104%
'
Low
81
100% 101
April-Oct
98
v
MAY
23
104%
4
82
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80%
105%
83
Northern
Certificates
ACuba
California
Canada
Oregon Power 3%s 1914
consol gtd
Southern
Canadian
National
May-Nov
Guaranteed
gold 4%s 1955—-
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4 Vis
T.
96%
105
92
95
96%
29
102
5s
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series
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1965
4s
106
mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
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3Vis debentures
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Corp
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debentures
1960
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1960
99'A
92
13
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103
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93
gold 4s 1995
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96
debentures
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173
114%
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97
94%
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85
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79
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58%
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1
21
—
79
1st
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104%
94
102% 102%
May-Nov
1985
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contingent interest)
1993
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General
'
mortgage conv inc 4Vis Jan 1
mortgage 3s series B
1%
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—
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series
Salt
&
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1973—May-Nov
1973
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Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
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—
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—
94'A
94%
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Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988
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•
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—
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:
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refunding mortgage 2y8s 1970
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104
Jan-July
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gold 4s 1989
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122'A 122'A
&
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95%
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101
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series
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98%
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mortgage and coll trust 3'As
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102
99
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M
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51%
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1963
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&
mtge & coll tr 5s ser A
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and impt M
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May-Nov
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221
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1965
1965—
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6
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of
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1
i,
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ENDED
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WEEK
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81
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mortgage 2%s series G 1963
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1952
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115
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1965
Jan-July
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s
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—
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1972—————Jan-July
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&
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-
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■
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—
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95%
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3s
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4'As
3
96'A
97
June-Dec
.
series B
St Louis Division
First
103%
93
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Cleveland
101%
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2
103'A
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City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
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100%
1
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.
—
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-
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100
103
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27
28
(2200)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
FOR
NO.
High
A
series
Adjustments
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105-2
series A July
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1956
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series
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1975—April-Oct
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—
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unguaranteed 1961
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98
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mortgage 2%s 1980
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75%
3%s ser A
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1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
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mortgage 3s series F 1986
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N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975—April-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
May-Nov
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refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
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First &
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1997
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1%
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74%
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Harlem
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66%
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1959—June-Dec
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&
96%
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1976—Mar-Sept
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&
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4s
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1980
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or
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Jan-July
Jan-July
102'A
102
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Sale Price
High
New
1952
A
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Low
Interest
bonds
Range Since
Sold
International Great Northern RR—
6s
23
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
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WEEK ENDED MAY
Range
102
10%
4%
97
64%
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104% 105
103
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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rcf
stamped 1954
ref
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58
66'A
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74
74
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86 'A
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1962
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1952
June-Dec
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3s
(P)
&
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First
&
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27As
3%s
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second
F
ser
108%
110
101
April-Oct
ser
G
2003
ser
H
99%
8
101% 101'A
94%
...Mar-Sept
& Cincinnati Div 4s
1955—May-Nov
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 23As 1979—May-Nou
94%
104%
101%
98%
99%
86%
85
92
Atl Knox
22
95'A
95%
6
92
77%
86
101
92
4
85
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ApriZ-Oct
1980
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk
Ry
4s
95
103'A 103'A
102 7/a
10
—
■
95
87
102%
(R
H)
&
Co
2%s debentures
RR
4'As series A
First mortgage & con
1972—May-Nov
1960
4s series
B
Michigan
3'/bs
81%
1954—June-Dec
95
Telephone Co—
1938_———
*98'A 100
95%
of N J
first ext 5s
Minnesota Mining & Mtg 2%s
Minn
St Paul &
First mortgage
Saulte
4'As
lien
AGeneral mortgage
St
1967—
4s inc
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
lien
A Jan
ser
5s
series
—
1990
1971_—May
1991—May
June-TJec
1962
Jan-July
4s
and
$ A Convertible gold
AFirst
series
registered
Northern
States
(Minnesota)
First
Jan
and
AFirst
refunding 5s series
gold 5s
ser
Malone first gtd 4s
Monongahela
Ry
(John)
&
967/a
—
99%
99%
96'A
97%
1
97%
3'As
&
95'A
103'A
13
96
103'A 104%
24
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88
103%
101%
series
B
States Tel & Tel 2%s
debentures 1978
101%
102%
71%
76%
—
—
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75'A
—
94
60'A
3
60%
90%
95
19
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67
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15
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90%
99'A
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3
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102
84%
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90
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88
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33
114%
113% 114%
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389
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31
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363
102
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69
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69
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98
103
98
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646
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21
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2
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56
97
95%
90
100
59 %
101
99%
91
101%
3s
mortgage
1975
1978—
1979
2%s
mortgage
(Wisconsin) first
2%s
mortgage
mortgage 3s 1979
Northwestern Bell Telephone—
2%s debentures 1984
*91%
New
England Tel & Tel Co—
First guaranteed
3s
3s
debentures
debentures
4'As series B
1961
1982
97%
page 29.
67
ApriZ-Oct
*—
95%
91%
97%
4
99%
101%
31
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102%
99%
101
8
101% 102
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2
113
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107%
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24
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103
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Mar-Sept
—......April-Oct
——May-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1975—
mortgage 2%s 1980—
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
1979
mortgage 3s
First
mortgage
2%s
*93
100
9
3'A
96
92
94
94%
95%
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—
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96
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94%
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95
♦II
96
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&
Electric
101'A 101%
96
21
100%
96%
102%
Co—
First
&
First
&
June-Dec
June-Dec
refunding 3s series M 1979——June-Dec
refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series P 1981
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First &
First &
3Vbs series R
First & refunding
1982
103%
100'A 100%
14
98%
99%
99'A
2
98%
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49
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99
99
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96%
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~5
100% 100%
6
94%
100
101 %
101
95%
97'A
102%
•
First
refunding series S 1983
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976
1985
June-Dec
*98'A
.—June-Dec
June-Dec
&
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures
April-Oct
92 %
*95'/a
debentures
1986
3%s
debentures
1987
debentures
1978—
Mar-Sept
*102
3%s
debentures
1983—i
3'As
debentures
Pacific Western
99%
99%
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Mar-Nov
101
3'As debentures 1964—June-Dec
*99
4%s 1955—Jan-July
3
95%
99%
98
91
94%
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102'A
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101
99%
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106%
—
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1981-
Oil
& Illinois
Paducah
April-Oct
—
9 6'A
99%
*95%
92 %
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2%s
105% 105%
100'A
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines—
A
3'As
General 4'As
General
5s
series
series
4'As
A
series
D
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1981
103%
April-Oct
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1985—Jan-July
June-Dec
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external 1960—ApriZ-Oct
AIncome 4s April 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Mar-Sept
ser
H
108%
100
4'As series E 1984
3%s
99%
June-Dec
mortgage 3V8s series F
Gas Light & Coke Co—
ref mtge
June-Dec
June-Deo
1965—
1968
B
mortgage
1st &
79
79
1
78%
*100%
convertible inc debs Sept 1 1960—April-Ocf
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s i960
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co—
First mortgage 3s 1975—
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated sinking fund 4%s 1960
—
—
100 %
99%
37
108% 108%
40
99% 100 %
162
97 Va
103% 104%
25
101 Va
99%
98
10 6'A
90
100%
100
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91
90 %
91
87
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,6
109
111'A
First
&
98
100'A
First
&
General
5s
series
B
&
100%
First
&
100
102
First
&
85
85
refunding
Feb-Aug
1974
General gold 4%s series C
Philadelphia Electric Co—
•First
'
103
*103'/a
99%
101%
98%
100
3s series K 1971
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
5
90
—
,.,-Tr
'
*99
June-Dec
May-Nov
—
1980
refunding
98%
*80
96%
97
*92'A
&
100
——
95%
94
4
95
*—./
First
101'A 101'A
100'A
94%
—
.
refunding 3'As series I 1966—June-Dec
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June-Dec
May-Nov
*101
105%
105'A
'
&
98
*100
105%
101%
102%
95
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98%
99'A
102
12
51
P
Pacific Gas
101% 101 %
110% 110%
2
105%
*95'A
—Feb-Aug
1975
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct
*—
110%
104 % 104'A
104% 105%
105
105
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
—Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1977—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1974
3s
1st
June-Dec
May-Nov
146
122% 122%
June-Dec
First
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1986—Feb-Aug
1974^
90
101% 101%
101%
*__
Jersey Bell Telephone 3Vis 1988
New Jersey Junction RR
gtd first 4s
see
96%
98
April-Oct
New
For footnotes
97%
June-Dec
June-Dec
121
O
Ohio
Peoples
National
3s
97'A
1
128
v
General
First
3'As debentures 1976
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debs 1974
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Corp first mtge 3s 1965
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debentures 1967
Naugatuck RR first gold 4s 1954
95%
Co—
2%s
General
Louis—
mortgage 3s series B 1986
Feb-Aug
Dairy Products 23As debs 1970—June-Dec
debentures 1970
94%
128
first mortgage 2%s 1974
General
Chattanooga & St
93%
13
75
93%
*102
N
Nashville
9
97%
103'A
101%
106
100%
I
1986-
94%
97 %
98
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1966
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10
96%
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102%
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31
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109%
2047
1
Power
First
First
100
—
1949—May-Nov
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Mountain
3'As
95%
1980—ApriZ-Oct
3s debentures
1958—May-Nov
gtd 3'As 2000—June-Dec
Construction mortgage 5s series A
1955_May-JVou
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1955
May-Nop
Morris
2
95%: 95%
A
1991—
101'A 102%
94 3A
97%
2047
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52
H
refund
Mohawk &
Morrell
5'As
and
96%
Quar-Feb
Quar-Jan
1997—.
3s
99
51
*101
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1975
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refunding 5s series F 1977—Mar-Sept
AFirst and
refunding 5s series G 1978—May-Nop
AFirst
98
5
RR—
A
and
AGeneral
5
April-Ocf
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.—Jan-July
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1978——
Jan-July
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1967—April-Oct
^Missouri Pacific RR Co—
AFirst
98%
51
Marie—
Mission Corp 3%s s f debs 1966.
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s
93 %
—Quar-Jan
1997
4s
lien
97%
98%
97%
1940—„_AprZZ-Oct
inc series A Jan
80
15
85
95%
■
*95
——
Prior
98%
78%
51
98%
April-Oct
Refunding & impt 4%3 series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As
1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 27As 1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s
1969—--—.
.—..Mar-Sept
37As sinking fund debentures 1967
—Jan-July
t§ AMldland
~2
81%
Feb-Aug
Bell
debentures
Michigan Central—
26
73
95%
94%
Central
Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047—Jan-July
Refunding & improve 5s series C 2047—Jan-July
Refunding & improv 5s series D 2047—Jan-July
Collateral
trust
4%s 1975
Mar-Sepl
103%
97
June-Dec
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
1357—May-JVop
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959—_—May-Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972.
Jan-July
Mead Corp first
mortgage 3s 1966
June-Dec
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/ss
1974—May-Noo
First mortgage 2%s
1980——
22
99%
101%
mtge
registered
3s
93
M
Macy
71
*79
94%
general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4'As ser A 1974—Mar-Sept
Northern Pacific Ry—
" 'A.
Prior
74%
38
23%
22%
Co—
First
Maine Central
Jan-July
April-Oct
.
72
38
78
43
23%
5s convertible inc 2014_Aprll-Oct
Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
&
Northern
102
103%
—
*98% 101
2003—April-Oct
gold 3s
gold
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General
mortgage
2%s 1980
AGeneral
*70
gold
—*
.*104'A
—April-Oct
2003
..Jan-July
4'As 1937
Feb-Aug
5s 1940
Feb-Aug
§ATerminal first gold 5s 1943—
—-May-Nov
N Y Telephone 2% series D 1982—
Jan-July
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§ASecond
General
Mar-Sept
mtge
refund
Div
1963
2
—
RR—
mtge
refund
Louis
debentures
3s
94 3A
♦110
1976—June-Dec
1976
Nashville
refund
Fi^st &
St
Co
debentures
Louisville
D
ser
94
tN Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
§ AFirst refunding 5s 1937
§ AGeneral
90
*77%
72 %
fixed interest
88%
86
93
873A
Lehigh Valley Railway Co <N Y) —
First
mortgage 4s extended to 1974—Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR—
General
100'A 100%
—
1977
2%s 1971
2%s 1967
2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
refunding
refunding
1st & ref M 3%s
1982
108
108
1
108
113
Jan-July
103
104
50
103
106
June-Dec
May-Noo
95'A
98%
98%
27
96%
99%
96%
2
96%
*__
June-Dec
*97%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
6
98
96%
96%
May-ZVoo
103 %
97
98
94%
—
14
97
q7%
97
103% 103%
94
98
103%
103%
Number 5119.....
Volume 175
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2201)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
1st
Ry
{ A Certificates
of
Phillips Petroleum
sink
fund
4s
Bid & Asked
1937__Jan-July
1964
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Feb-Aug
1996_June-Dec
Low
10
•95%
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16
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4s
F
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Consolidated
guaranteed
4s
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guaranteed
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Consolidated
guaranteed
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G
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1957—May-Nov
H
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1963_Feb-Aup
1
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4 Vis ser J
Refund
97
11
ApriZ-Oct
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April-Ocf
78
1964—May-Noo
Chem
1st
3 Vis
mtge
104
Texas
&
debentures
debentures
103
103
103
35
100
and
refund
M
and
refund
M
Texas
104
29
101% 102%
100
104
78%
6
Pacific first
&
Jan-July
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
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100%
June-Dec
Texas
*92%
7
100
RR of
93%
88
First
Range Since
Sold
No.
Jan. 1
Low
High
4Vis series B
1959
April-Oct
92
92
4
89%
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1960j
April-Oct
92
92 %
6
88%
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B
1962
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
June-Dec
3%s
M
5s
and
1970_ApriI-Oct
1990_ApriZ-Oct
114
98
8
102%
*97
65
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98
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117
—
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72
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22
98
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98
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985/2
51%
Jan-July
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1960
1960
Jan
98
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2%s debs 1961—
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116%
97%
102
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92y4
*__
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92%
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series
refunding 4s
first
102
7
98%
95
98
97%
100%
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AAdjustment
101 %
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{Third Ave Ry
100
100
100% 101
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High
•—
98
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3%s
refund
82
76%
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April-Oct
1965
gold 5s 2000
Tel & Ohio Cent ref
1965
Friday's
RR—
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New
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107
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3Vis
M 4s series C 2019
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3s
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103
104"%
«ioo
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&
Corp
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General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
Coke
Texas
104%
—
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Pittsb
and
101%
101%
__
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•106%
_
and impt
101
100
*102%
1964_May-Nov
or
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100 %
95 %
6103
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10%
98%
101% 101%
—
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Refund
1953—June-Dec
Last
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11%
9
—
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Exchange
High
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23
New York Stock
9%
10
99!/2 100'/a
'
—
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Jan. 1
No.
9%
*9%
—
debentures
ENDED
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9%
deposit
2%s
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or
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FOR
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Plantation
Potomac
Pipe Line 2%s
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First
mortgage
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1st
3s
1983
2%s
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3s
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First
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*100%
—
100
96
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96
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1968_Jan-July
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94
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100
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202
97%
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127
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debentures
96%
mtge &
97 %
97
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15
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99%
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4
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1977
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91 %
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1959—Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
99%
86
97%
14
1967
2%s
debentures
—...
104% 105%
debentures
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coll trust
15
__
*93%
Jan-July
1971
*97%
*103%
—Mar-Sept
1970
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3%s conv debs 1965
Jan-July
90%
1966—ApriZ-Oct
1972
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95%
101
91%
1
89%
91%
95
95
3
93%
98
34
98
98
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— —
98
98
97%
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2%s
107
99%
1970—June-Dec
debs
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures
100%
*100Vi 103
_
*93%
3y2S
202%
100
1st
U
104%
95
—
Feb-Aug
2%s
1976-
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
101%
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2%-s
June-Dec
15
__
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RR—
debentures
United
100
*104
__
California
105% 106%
*95%
—»
Refunding mortgage 2y2S series C 1991—Mar-Sept
94
99
__
100% 101
__
refunding mortgage 5s
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
Oats
Pacific
of
1057/a
May-Nov
__
*100%
May-Noo
and
Quaker
Oil
Union
1011/4
1968
& coll tr 2%s 1980
Union
United
1963
refunding mortgage
debentures
2%s
and
First
106%
Co—
Gas
Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1st mtge
Jan-July
May-Nov
1956
&
106
Electric
First
3s
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
_
and
First
1964
1977
1984
4s
Electric
debentures
111
U
Union
June-Dec
1970^
mtge 3 Vis
—
Vandalia
RR
Consol
consol
113%
April-Ocf
112% 113%
1955—Feb-Aug
102
May-Nov
gtd 4s series A
*102
sinking fund series B 1957
102
120%
1
101
102
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First
and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
95%
95%
and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
*94%
97%
First
Reading Co first &
ref 3%s series D
Reynolds
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
1995—May-Nov
1973
89
88
89
99%
April-Ocf
99%
99%
23
80%
2
98y2
89
100%
mortgage 4%s series D 1977—Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3'As series J
1969—Mar-Sept
__
__
*100%,
__
—
99%
__
99%
First
lien and ref
mtge 3%s
A
St
1st gold
Lawrence & Adirond'k
Second
gold
6s
1971
1996
mortgage
4s
series
4s
bond
certificates
2022
V &
New
Air
England
Line
RR
1st gtd
May-Nop
4s
lliy8
I
3s
debentures
Shell
Union
Oil
1974
t§ASilesian-Amer
Skelly
Oil
2%s
South
&
North
Ala
2%s
2%s
debentures
27/8s
June-Deo
78
100
110%
—
94 y8
102%
100
100
100%
West
120
West
~
92
100%
95 */2
Gold
4V2s
92
93%
97%
Gen
92%
95%
Western
33%
1
33%
36
98%
4
97%
99%
94%
94%
16
91%
94%
1st
A
debentures
Pacific
RR
2%s
E
series
general
4s
series
A
general 6%s series A
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Bell
Tel
debentures
2%s
debs
1956
1983
debentures
Sunray
Swift
Oil
&
2%s
2%s
Corp
Co
1974
2%s
debentures
debentures
debentures
1966
1972
94%
98%
95%
95%
79y2
debentures
1
1971-
i
80
98%
103
Winston-Salem
100%
100y2101»/8
219
96%
101%
100
92%
100%
147%
99% 100%
136
HO
149%
99
99
__
*88
711
3%s
149%
116
1
98
99
89
83%
83%
94y4
2
99%
98
100%
103%
101% 101%
93%
93%
100%
100% 100%
9
98Va
100%
99%
1
991/4
101
debentures
88%
75
83%
117%
99%
117% 117%
99%
66
98%
106
105% 106%
21
103%
ApriZ-Oct
106%
14
105%
,
106% 107
*105
109
94%
—
24
109Vs
104% 104%
17
23
102
First
4
101
61%
21
60
92
101
92%
18
90%
101
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
2%s
2%s
3
105%
100%
102%
105
82
8
80%
85%
63
70
59%
71
82
——
60%
3%s
1971
60%
•II
June-Deo
1976
1979———
Service
1031/4
102
101
*102%
—Jan-July
deposit—
Power
Public
Electric Light
98%
'9
96%
92%
94%
94%
98%
102%
Mar-Sept
102
14
102
*82
102
-Jan-July
& Power
2%s 1970-Jan-July
85
__
95
96%
1
96
96
_
98%
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
r Cash sale
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
gNegotiability impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 01
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
99%
99%
96
99%
Deferred
a
94%
97%
96
Electric
mortgage
Yonkers
96
61
*98%
1958
1960—
108
93
101
*96
104%
_______May-Nov
3s
4s
117%
__
__
of
first
106%
61
__
B
99%
96%
95
__
100
100
49
__
94%
S
Certificates
Wisconsin
107%
99%
1965—
first mortgage
Co
Wisconsin
94%
ApriZ-Oct
&
*96%
§ASu & Du div and term first 4s 1936—May-Nov
A Certificates of deposit
—
'
92V4
__
A
99
82%
83%
*93'%
__
,v
101%
Mar-Sept
{Wisconsin Central Ry—
§ A First general 4s 1949—
May-Nop
106
*97
91%
74%
Jan-July
1973——
102%
IO31/2
93!/4
3
Jan-July
Jan-July
1001/2
1
106
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
Standard
2%s
2
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970——Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967—
Jan-July
88
May-Nov
60%
101
100/„ 100 %
101%
79y2
ASpokane Internatl first gold 4%s 2013
April
Oil (N J) debentures 2%s
1971__May-Nov
62%
58i/4
571/2
100
106
*95%
__
107
102% 102%
4
102%
April-Oct
35
Mar-Sept
102
_Jan-July
1985
99%
102%
104%
25
114 y4
ApriZ-Oct
1956
1956
61%
59%
93%
—
31
60%
58%
97%
__
1986
and
3%s
1960
102y4
1996—
general 6s series A
Southwestern
5s
58
105%
Jan-July
mtge 3Vis ser A 1981
Union Telegraph Co—
30-year
109
52
Co—
ref
Western
102%
66%
A Bonds
delivery
sale
not
selling flat.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
following extensive list
furnish
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
complete report of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday,
May 17, 1952, and ending on Friday, May 23, 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.
we
a
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Vending
ACF-Brill
Corp
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Hat
Aero
1
warrants
Alloys
1
10
Inc
1
Supply
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Manufacturing,common
Air Associates
Air-Way
__
Co common
Stores
Inc
Electric
(N J)
Appliance
For footnotes
see
page 33.
Low
6%
1
7%
__
3%
__
•
5
1
3
—
73/3
ENDED
MAY
23
Low
7
1%
1%
100
1,500
7%
1,100
24%
24%
50
3%
3%
1.000
3%
3%
500
7
__
for Week
Shares
1%
2V2
Apr
May
9%
Jan
Alabama
24% May
27%
Feb
Alaska
7
3%
900
7% Mar
75/8
80q
7%
9%
Apr
Feb
98
6
6
Airway
American
1
Alles
9%
Feb
Allied
Internat
Investing
13%
Jan
Allied
Products
(Mich)
9%
Jan
Altes Brewing
Altofer
Inc
1
Fisher common
Eros
98
98
Feb
Apr
96
1
All
11%
96
preferred— ._100
4.20%
4%
-
13%
Inc—
Power
Airlines
3% Mar
Apr
3% May
9% Feb
11
50
Alabama Great Southern
Inc
Co—
common
stk
5
Low
2,300
40
100
cap
1
2%... 2%
1,100
"TjO-T-'
2%
Jan
High
13% May
89 % Mar
96
89%
99%
Jan
May
Apr
Jan
22"
2%
:'
22%
2%
300
900
5% May
2% Apr
8
3%
Jan
Jan
87/a
Feb
3% May
2,400
—
II
6%
6%
6%
1
common—
2%.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Alrfleets
Feb
Low
Par
High
Jan
12%
300
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
7%
73/3
10%
New York Curb
6% Mar
11%
10%
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
__
__
WEEK
for Week
Shares
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
ABC
Week's
of Prices
Last
New York Curb Exchange
•
May-ZVop
1976
B
103%
99%
29
60%
114%
r
Devel
Pacific RR
&
2%s
—_Jan-July
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G
1961
Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
and
series
85
100
105% 106
58%
7
__
__
*99%
105%
99
104%
Jan-July
997/a
Co—
mortgage
mortgage 2%s series F
and
4%s
105%
Jan-July
—
April-Oct
1977
1960_
First
Devel
2361
i
5
*101% 102%
May-Nop
Jan-July
99%
__
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75_JunerDec
First
Devel
mtge
Wilson
Lines)
1981
San Fran Term
Southern
guaranteed
Mar-Sept
1969—
4yzs
1966
registered 2361_.
97%
115
4s
I
May-Nov
(Oregon
convertible
first
1974
series
May-Nov
4%s
3s
Shore
4s
3Vis
144
56
*105
mtge 3Vis 1967—Jan-July
3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
3%s
103%-104%
53 %
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952—April-Ocf
Gen
mtge 4%s-4s series A 1969April-Ocf
13
*110
104%
gen
Electric
Power
947/8
_I
mortgage
Penn
West
90%
92%
Co—
Pacific
First
Gold
Corp—
(subord)
85
771/2
79
94
81
3
10
73%
711/4
77%
*82
ref
Penn
98%
__
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
__Jan-July
Ry 2%s 1994
debs
first
General
•
92
__
Jan-July
Southern
Petroleum
RR
Westchester Lighting
120
103
conv
series B
1966
ApriZ-Oct
gtd gold 3Vis 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
112
100
—
Co
3V4s
conv
3Vis
3314
April-Ocf
1987
96 V2
102%
Co—
mortgage
Warren
Telegraph Co.—
Southern Indiana
RR
First
88
5
__
*97
__
Jan-July
1985
debentures
97 %
107
91%
99% 100%
'
June-Dec
1963
5s
79 %
96 %
Wabash
94y4
' :__
1941__Feb-Aufif
1965
RR gtd
■
__
June-Deo
1971
1976——
Southern Bell Telephone &
3s
debentures
1979
*75%
65
*941/2
__
April-Oct
—
debentures
April
1971——Feb-Nov
debentures 3%s 1976—May-Nov
88
*100%
99%
May-Nov
Corp coll trust 7s
Socony-Vacuum Oil
income 4%s series B Jan 1991
30
111'/a 111%
,
2%s debentures
77%
Gen mtge
99y2
*98
May
mtge 3s series B 1980
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2%s 1966
93%
100
75
104%
<=120
__
Co—
1st
*102% 103
April
75
__
*10-1% 102
__
1989—May-ZVop
AGeneral mtge 4%s series A Jan 2016
92%
4s income series A Jan 1981
86%
87%
May
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968_June-Deo
St Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Oct
Seaboard
91%
11
Gen mtge
99V4
St
Scioto
17
95
70
Warren
1989
92%
94
g4y4
Walworth
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
__
*108
Jan-July
ASecond
St
98
92
94%
68%
72%
*75
__
1955—Jan-July
1997
A
96%
104%
97
94
__
*68%
April-Ocf
Louis Rocky Mt & P 5s stamped
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry Co—
1st
*95
1996_Jan-July
St
96%
105
W
__Mar-Sept
5s
96%
100
104%
104% 104%
*98
1973_Aprll-Oci
C
ser
S
Saguenay Power 3s series
*96
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981_June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958—
April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
__
95
99%
First
General
3
37/a
Jan
22
2%
10
May
Apr
Feb
26 %
3
Jan
Jan
12% May
22
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
30
.
.
(2202)
.
Monday, May 26, 1952
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
Range Since Jan. 1
Co of America—
preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
Industries
Aluminum
Filter
Air
Amer
pfd-
conv
~i%
SAmerican Bantam Car Co class
American
Hard
Rubber
American
Meter
American
Natural Gas Co 6%
Class
Co
165,800
500
24%
Apr
27%
Jan
21%
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
Central Power & Light 4%
6%
7%
12,700
6 Va
Jan
1,100
Superpower Corp common
preferred
5%
preferred
American Writing Paper common
series
American Thread
Anecon
Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor
Post Products
3.50%
27 Va
May
Apr
40
Jan
Cessna
Jan
38 Vb
3,700
33
Apr
52
2,000
50% May
60 V*
Jan
Charis
19
300
16% Mar
22%
Jan
1%
1%
% Mar
55,800
850
180
172
Feb
143
1%
180
Apr
May
Corp
"A"
11%
Jan
Circle Wire &
3%
Jan
City
Auto
Feb
City
(The)
Controller
8 Va May
10
Arkansas
Apr
5%
Jan
15%
Apr
Claude
10
10
10%
2,300
9% May
3% Apr
13%
Jan
Clayton
4%
Feb
6%
class
Gas
A
&
Power
Armstrong Rubber Co
convertible preferred
Equipment Corp
Aspinook (The) Corp
American
Associated
dep
rets
Laundries
Associated
Tel
&
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Coast
Club
Cockshutt
Jan
Colon
14%
13%
14%
2,300
13%
Jan
15%
Apr
Colonial
15%
15%
16 Vb
10,300
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
Colonial Sand
10%
10%
10%
1,200
10 Va
Jan
10%
Apr
Colt's
113% Mar
115 Va
Jan-
21%
21%
20 Va May
25%
Jan
Commodore
Hotel
46
46
45 %
56
Jan
Community
Public
ft ft
100
Xll%
13%
3,100
15%
16%
5,100
16%
Apr
xll% May
14'/a
Feb
class
77
•
A
1
Co
99 %
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
1,200
n
2%
7 Vb
7
3A May
170
66
600
Feb
2% May
600
100
95
7
%
82
2'A
2%
50
Fisheries
Line
%
•
77
2,700
Jan
6%
Jan
Steel
Voting Machine
Products
18 % Mar
Banco
1%
Co
los
Barium
to
ext
Jan
Consol
1%
Jan
Co
•
87
Apr
2%
100
Jan
May
8 'A Mar
Utilities
Gas
Gorp
(L) & Co
Beau-Brummel Ties
2,300
15 Va
20%
21
300
20 V8
Jan
100
6 Va
Feb
9%
Apr
11%
Jan
29
27%
Car-Na-Var
15
May
20%
Jan
Continental
Apr
6%
Feb
Continental
Foundry &
8
Jan
9
Jan
Cook
&
16%
300
16% May
35
18 % Mar
200
33A
363A
Jan
xl4%
Jan
33
3%
9,400
4
Feb
12 Va Mar
1,800
13
Apr
7'A
5%
1
12 Vb
14%
200
5%
ICO
5%
4%
Jan
Paint
Corby
27%
4%
4%
500
4%
4%
13,500
8%
8%
~8%
700
32%
32%
33%
400
~3Va
Inc
"2%
_3%
13
5'A
400
36
1
35%
36
700
9%
1
9%
350
Feb
Jan
Jan
12 Vb
163A Mar
Jan
2% Mar
35%
500
24%
8 %
24
4
8%
2
9%
Jan
13% May
25
common
Starr
&
Apr
8 % May
20 Va
Jan
May
5% Mar
15%
Feb
3 % May
Feb
39
11%
Jan
25%
Apr
class
16 %
Jan
5%
Jan
9% May
93A May
10 Va
113A
15%
16%
.1,500
82
82%
20
A
A
B
Cor'roon
$1
Gold
&
class
conv
Petroleum
5%
Jan
Apr
17%
Jan
13 % Mar
16%
Jan
9%
10%
8,000
87/a
Apr
12 Va
Jan
3%
1,400
3
Apr
3%
Jan
Apr
59%
Jan
Petroleum
16%
16%
1% May
17
8Va
12%
Jan
8'/8
4,000
2% Mar
Feb
17
Feb
Mar
8%
Apr
9%
Feb
12%
12
13
2,200
10% May
14%
Jan
12%
12%
13 Va
1,400
11%
14
Feb
2
Feb
8%
8%
500
Jan
'
:
•
34 Va
32%
34 VB
5,500
14
.
x% May
••
14
14%
4,000
32% May
7% Jan
1
1
Apr
'
ft. 42%
Feb
15% May
1-8
P'eo
Cent
''
4
Atlantic
Tobacco
Sugar
Feb
Feb
Apr
12 Va
Jan
Apr
11%
Jan
Jan
900
8
19%
18%
Jan
6%
Jan
15%
-
Jan
18% May
3,700
Lighting Inc
.'■'•'ft—
75%
2%
% Mar
9%
Apr
Mar
7
16%
Apr
22% Mar
■
*
~25c
5
13%
common
Jan
1% Mar
900
2 Vb
Feb
3Va
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
200
2,100
11 Va May
150
13%
12% May
Jan
15
13% Mar
2%
600
Apr
2%
25%
22
155
169
Apr
81%
Feb
7Va
2Va
_
24%
-
4%
Jan
U
12%
13
•
*
May
72%
7,600
2%
12
4
200
4,400
■
1
7%
12%
13%
5
ft
4 Va
4
'■
2,300
12
Feb
29%
80
135
Jan
13,900
13
May
169
14%
13
2 Va
15% Mar
'
— -,
Curtis
Manufacturing
Apr
20%
Apr
7
Feb
Feb
Apr
14%
30%
—
Feb
17 %
6%
■
Jan
Feb
200
12%
2.50
9%
Jan
Dejay Stores
9,700
Jan
x20%
11
Feb
Mar
25
21% Mar
Mar
x32
263A
Apr
31%
31%
50
6V1
6 Va
1,500
11 Vb
11%
2,900
101
101
1,500
50
Apr
Dennison
8%
Jan
35
Mfg
class
Detroit Gasket
Gray
&
Steel
3%
Diversey
Dobeckmun Co
10% May
15 %
Jan
Domestic
May
112%
473A May
51
Feb
Dominion
11
Apr
14%
Jan
Dominion
Steel
6
6%
1,300
6
Apr
6%
Jan
Dominion
Tar
xll% May
18% May
14%
Jan
Dominion
20%
20 %
23%
3,200
16%
16
16%
2,800
14
Feb
13
16%
Feb
Apr
Feb
145
13%
Jan
1,500
1% May
2% Mar
100
3% May
4%
26%
700
Feb
28%
Jan
Apr
13%
Jan
2
ft Mar
3%
Apr
2
26%
26
Mar
25
3
'.212
3 ft
1^,100
May
12
10
—1'
„—25c
4s
1
1
,
11%
Feb
34
Jan
9%
100
23% x25%
1,800
5%
300
16%
16%
400
16% Mar
19%
Feb
38%
39
300
37% May
45
Jan
10%
10%
100
10 Va May
13%
Jan
3%
1
com
2% Jan
x25 %
1
5
5
'
9% May
21%
Apr
5
Jan
75
May
5% Mar
Bridge
Ltd..
Co
Coal
&
__
*
Ltd
•
"
common
Ltd
Co
•
stock
*
*
ord
Chemical
&
Co
39
87%
Feb
'
23% May
Apr
8%
Apr
Jan
8%
Mar
3%
Corp
Textile
2.50
139
Feb
75
1,100
1,700
20
~2%
Finance
11%
ll7/a
13% Mar
300
Jan
3%
common
48%
11%
15
140
140
7%
Ltd—
Feb
X100
Jan
_2%
dep rets ord reg
(The) Corp
Jan
33
6%
Jan
Mar
33
1
American
7%
Apr
5%
Jan
1
Products
Jan
30
x29%
100
6%
6%
14%
'
210
32
1
Co
Raynolds class B
Co
3*2
Mfg
Devoe
Jan
6%
2ft Apr
Manufacturing
Foundry.
Iron
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
&
5% May
700
30%
5
common
300
2%
' *—
100
May
12
23A Mar
A
50
5%
2%
30%
'
50c
:
32%
5%
2%
35
common
11
17%
Feb
Dow
Brewery
IV"
Ltd-—
preferred
2.50
18%
13%
18%
4,000
18 »A
May
x26%
Jan
%
%
ft
93,700
%
Apr
%
Apr
Duke
12%o
4%
4%
11,500
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
DuMont
Draper
Corp
Driver
Harris
__
10
*
:
Co.
;
Co.
'
ft
10
:
common—.:
Power
12%
*
25
——
.
Dragon Cement Co Inc
8s6d
Ltd—
'
•
' ''
—
12%
12 Vb
550
'
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Apr
21
Feb
47
Feb
51
May
21 Vb
Jan
25
Jan
19%
Apr
24
24
100
'__■.
43 %
21%
22%
400
43%
43%
50
38 % Mar
44
Apr
88
88
88
25
85 Va Mar
89
Mar
15%
15 Vb
15%
—
23%
Jan
(Allen B) Laboratories—
Class A
10c
comomn
12,600
15 Vb May
19%
Apr
Duniop Rubber Co Ltd—
C
50o
Jan
Mar
31%
—
10c
debenture '
Detroit
32%
1
Inc
48%
4
'
2.50
Brothers Inc.
Mines
May
12
10% Mar
27/a
*
D
Davenport Hosiery Mills.—
Apr
5%
30 3A Mar
6
5
Dayton Rubber Co class A
22 Vb x22%
—-
_
(Mo)
Co
Jan
•
common
18%
*
13%
11%
•
Products
6%
ft—
—
2%
common
Feb
10
l
Buckeye Pipe Line_
Calamba
—
%
common
Day
—
10
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
shs
600
6%
6%
-<
"lo
Davidson
1
cq <m
l
ord
Apr
44
2,000
8%
73%
__
Cuban
%
8%
%
8%
%
(Md)..
Feb
19% May
101
•
American dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
5%
23%
Mar
8 Vb
„
■7 Vb
Petroleum
Apr
1
11%
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Jan
%
'
16 % May
823A May
23
i
—.
common
Distillers
3%
19% May
38
1,100
— —
74%
_
preferred
Curtis
20%
'
'
'
—
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic.
Crown Drug
Co common.——
Crystal Oil Refining common—
$6
500
8 Va
'■<
1
6
—
—
Brewing Co
Crosley Motors Inc
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
5
5
20
20%
.—1
-
Croft
Distillers
cumulative junior preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Cable Electric
May
7%
(ord reg)..—£1
American dep receipts
Creole
63A
2%
preference
Mines
2,300
6
r
4%
1,200
-11
4%
Burma
Jan
15%
~1%
—1
common
Courtaulds Ltd—
Feb
J1
preference
Forman
33%
52
_
5% May
6%
■
2nd
31 % May
3%
*
A
33A
6%
B
$3
Jan
100
—1
Reynolds comomn
100
6%
Columbia Power class
$5
y%
500
5c
Mines
100
3,100
dep rets ord reg
Brown
Feb
Feb
14
Jan
10%
•
non-voting
preferred
Detroit
dep rets ord bearer
Company
Jan
Jan
14%
—*
5%
10%
•
dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Class
5%
8
•
4%
10 %
9
Co
Apr
77% Mar
American Tobacco—
Brown
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
4% May
Va
Feb
7% May
15%
"1"
5%
'
10%
•
common
Amer
British
21%
14%
*
voting
Detroit Hardware
Amer
xl3% Mar
4%
—
Co..1
Co
4%
—,
•
;
Oil
14%
•
Manufatcuring Co
Amer
Jan
15%
Jan
16%
.«
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
British
27%
1% Mar
Jan
~|
American
Feb
12
Apr
*
Inc
Class
700
Jan
Mar
—•
Brazilian Traction Lt & Pow ord
Breeze Corp common
British
93A
5
prior
Bourjois
16
100
14
cumulative preferred_100
Borne Scrymser Co
5
Brillo
16
10%
•
a
(S)
& common
(H C) Co common
5%%
16
10%
3
Gorham
common
Blumenthal
Bohack
10%
j
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach
Co com-*
Black
150
12
1
Corp
Machine
Varnish
Cuban
Blauner's
Mar
1
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Cosden
Jan
97/a
1
common
Jan
7% May
1,400
14
«...
common
18,200
11%
12
common
7%
Apr
2
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Inc
22 Vb
—1
Corp
Commercial
5
33 Va
7%
(A Sj Shoe Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
Biekford's
7%
27%
4%
*
Continental
Class
~3%
75c
Beck
Co
Jan
17%
7%
Liquidating
•
Consolidated Min'g & Smelt'g Ltd.
Ilio
Consolidated Royalty Oil
100
7
Baumann
Hedges
Feb
28%
66
1
—
Consolidated
400
13
34'/a
Corp
Basic Refractories Inc
&
76%
Feb
125
1
.6,200
Lt & Pwr Lt
Benson
May
50
1,700
10
Apr
50c
Engineering Corp__
Cornucopia
1
Steel
Watch
Jan
1%
21
10
Service
1956
Consolidated
Andes—
Benrus
12%
800
*—1
8%
16%
shares
Barcelona Tr
May
22%
1
1
Inc
5
16'/a
16 '/a
common
Securities
de
American
Jan
67%
•
Baldwin
Apr
8%
Compo Shoe Machinery-
9%
B
Wilcox
8%
13% May
Class
&
Mar
8%
16%
1
8%
Inc
Ayshire Colleries Corp common—
Rubber
7% Mar
38
May
5% May
7% Jan
66 %
*
Airlines
5
15 Vb
16'/a
Automatic
Baldwin
200
Jan
Jan
'
Automatic
Babcock
6% May
Manufacturing Co
Vtc
7% Mar
10%
14%
Equipment Co
ordinary
Stone
Apr
May
22%
Vb
1
Development
&
8%
90
22 Va
;——25
Columbia Machinery & Eng Corp—10c
Farm
Jan
12%
Jan
35
2,700
..—*
Co
Jan
Apr
6%
-II
reg
of America
Tel
Products
Aluminum
8%
79
10% May
—5
—
108%
50
2.50
1
Feb
67%
Manufacturing—4
Corp common
_20
Apr
'
Feb
22%
10%
Lambert
5Va
1,200
27%
Apr
10
1
100
Industries—
Electric
10
1
600
1.
JreD
Apr
6% Mar
1
190
class A—.
4%%
Aro
Associated
Co
21%
Light $7 pfd
4%
81%
•
5%
7% May
Jan
6%
8%
5
"7%
101
Jan
74 % Mar
—
lo
Inc
Coal
30
—
1
5%
"7%
Apr
22%
125
57/e
6%
4
com
106% 108%
"7%
12%
9%
—10
5
10
•
10
•
common
non-voting
preferred
Arkansas
—
Feb
Jan
26 Va
—
5
Hosiery Co
&
90
.2.50
D L Co
Clinchfield
Claussner
78%
Si
1
Cable Corp
Neon
77%
2
Manufacturing Co—
13% Mar
—
Jan
7%
3%
—
22%
100
•
Inc
Natural
Common
030
Stamping
725
5%
22%
& Suburban Homes
Clark
2% May
14 Va
108%
22%
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Consolidated Mining—
13%
1
Cameras
100
Chief
600
1
Argus
3%
lo
Manufacturing
Chesebrough
Jan
6,300
3
8%
8 Va
...
3%
common
Clark
"2%
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
5%
—
4%
13%
2.40
shares
common
Jan
4%
1,300
5%
JEl
19,100
common
10% May
4 %
4%
Oil Co Ltd—
dep rets ord reg_
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Co
Cherry-Burrell
—1
American
12%
•
•
Chamberlin Co of America——
Aircraft
Clarostat
Anglo-Iranian
11%
10
33 Va
50 Va
8%
11%
100
Jan
35
"3
2,500
6
,—1
Apr
18
•
6%
pfd
Jan
52
4%
5 '/a
Century
38%
"l%
Vb
preferred
40%
179%
Jan
4%
17'8
'
24%
r
Jan
3% Mar
14% May
5% Jan
preference $1.40 series
Central Maine Power Co—
33%
225
6%
100
Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible
preference.—
8% Mar
1
High
Apr
300
Conv
30
'
..1
Augerman Co Inc common—
% May
3*2 May
5%
3%
Central Ohio Steel Products,
100
26%
Amer
$6
%
25%
Apr
200
16%
preference $1.50 series
Conv
Low
5%
3%
—-1
16 Va
37
2
lOo
•
—5
5
Central Illinois Secur Corp
12% May
26
common
Feb
2,200
36
10
Republics
Seal-Kap
American
1%
21 %
•
American
Central
yl3%
26
B
Jan
1 % Mar
Chem class A—*
Potash &
17%
America
Explorers Ltd
of
45% May
37
pfd
Catalin
Mar
*
25
Co
Jan
3*2
1%
1
Maracaibo
16%
1
Range Since Jan.
High
5%
15%
common
M) & Co
44 Va May
ft
,
Laundry Machine
1
20
American Manufacturing Co com——25
American
American
400
45
12 Va
13%
12.50
Co
(A
24%
Co
American
Products
Castle
25
45
Book
2,700
1%
1
1%
Beverage common—
American
American
1%
1%
Casco
Jan
1 % May
■WI.
_
5%
•
Apr
25%
Corp
Shares
10
1
—*
97%
12% May
16
Feb
500
14
13
—1
common
Jan
89
—
13%
Co
W)
21% Mar
600
95%
95
95%
common
5%
(J
for Week
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Carter
cumulative
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
$3.75
23.
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
MAY
WEEK ENDED
Sales
STOCKS
New York Curb
FOR
Friday
Friday
American
3%
37/b
300
147/a
12,100
3%
Feb
33A
Jan
4%
Apr
Jan
19%
Jan
4% Mar
Sugar Estate
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
j
California
1
9
8%
9
12,300
8%
Feb
9
Jan
1
712
7%
711
22,000
5%
Jan
9%
67%
100
67% May
78
Jan
Apr
20,000
25% May
8'A Jan
27
13%
(The)
Durham
1
Hosiery class B
Co
~4%
_4%
•
;
12%
12%
Jan
7
May
1,100
4% May
5%
25
12% May
16%
Jan
Apr
67%
£1
dep rets ord reg
Duraloy
6%
Calvan
Electric
Power
Consol Oil &
Camden
Fire
»
Gas Co
Insurance
.
14%
Bread
20
Cement Co Ltd common——*
€%%
III—*
Ltd
preference
Canada
Southern
Canadian
Canadian
Ltd
Atlantic Oil Co
Canners
Ltd
1
common
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7% preferred
Canadian Marconi
Capital
Capital
Carey
City Products
Transit Co
common
&
Carnation
6%
6%
•
Amer
dep rets A ord
Amer
dep rets A ord
rets
B
100
1
155
1
i
^
00^
_4Va
~4%
3,200
13%
13%
1,600
5
1
3Vb
8
8 Vb
600
4 '/a
4
4 Vb
1,500
•
l
For footnotes
see
x83
84
112 Vb 112%
2%
2%
2%
200
100
5,400
Jan
Feb
3%
Feb
Sulphur
common
1
Potash
&
6
G
*
common
29
100
29%
600
13%
14%
6,800
73%
Co
75
Jan
Apr
7%
Jan
26% May
35%
Jan
6
22'A Mar
Eastern Gas
4% %
& Fuel
15%
Apr
8%
Apr
Eastern
Assn
Malleable
States
53%
Feb
Jan
161%
6%
Feb
Feb
preferred
series
$6
preferred
Sugar
Common
$5
pfd
shares
of
7% Mar
8%
Feb
Electrographic Corp
4% Mar
Apr
Jan
2%
Jan
x5%
x7%
500
May
~x%
~x7/a
1,000
x% May
Mar
—
Empire
Emsco
Equity
Millwork
Derrick
Corp
&
Jan
34
Jan
5%
200
Jan
9%
Feb
120
Jan
146
Jan
133%
Feb
Apr
35%
Jan
Apr
36
30
83%
int.
Feb
11%
500
24%
12,800
comomn
pfd-i.
'8 Vb
8
%_
fl%
1
%
8%
300
"l%
6,300
common
x7 % May
Eureka
Corporation
—
—
...
Ltd
Warrants
Eureko Pipe Line common
12% Mar
Apr
26%
Feb
Jan
8
20
Equipment
Inc
May
10% May
23%
95
10%
X24%
B_„.
Corp
Esquire
1% Mar
15% Jan
77%
10%
class
Empire District Electric 5%
Mar
x% May
600
int
common
$2 convertible preferred
12
—
beneficial
4
91
129
128
beneficial
of
Easy Washing Machine
Elegtric Bond & Share
112% May
Apr
Associates—.
shares
Apr
Jan
13%
72% Mar.
108%
A.,
Jan
Apr
"7%
series B
17%
2 Vb
_7%
—_
23
80'A
450
Iron
Feb
108
-_T
Corp
Jan
Mar
common..
26% May
preferred
prior
Eastern
12%
113A Mar
2s 6d
page 33.
Corp
21
13%
fi
new——
512
53
new_.
ord
Amer dep rets B ord
Duval
Eastern
Carreras Ltd—
-
6,800
•
•—
Power <fc Light $5
pfdll
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Test
$7
common
Carolina
Amer dep
7ft:,
2.50
Inc
Co
Co
12%
19.50
Baxter & Kennedy
Carman
Ltd
12%
III2
Ltd
Jan
Duro
—
20
Oils
13
'
_jj
Canada
Canada
Co
14
31%'
31%
32
200
Feb
Apr
Jan
11% Mar
102
May
9%
Jan
Jan
22
Jan
1%
Jan
31% May
33%
Jan
1%
4%
4%
4%
700
4%
Apr
5% Mar
ft 1 %
115
2
43,100
1%
Jan
2ft Apr
1
10,500
24
70
v
■
••■'Va
24
%
23%'
I
16
Apr
34% Mar
Volume
173
Number 5119
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2203)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS
New York Curb
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Fairchild Camera
&
Instrument
Pairchiid Engine <Sc Airplane
r"'H
Fansteel
Fire
Association
First
-ill
York
Corp
'
Ford
10c
Class
A
Class
B
3
Ford
'
Canada—
400
Jan
Jeannette
7 J/2
Jan
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jan
Jerry
Feb
Jim
29
60
3J/2
33%
Jan
10'A
Jan
11'A Mar
50
Feb
61
Feb
70
6
Jan
(N J)
Julian
&
J_£ii*
I
58
58
58 'A
800
-*
Motor Co Ltd—
American deposit rets ord
reg-—'—£1'
Motor of France—
'*•
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5'A
.
deposit receipts bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
-1
Fox <Peter) Brewing
1.25'
v.
-
%
^.5%
1,000
5
6,000
3/4 May
7>%
1,600
8%
5,400
7y»
9'A,
9%
400
45 *
11 Va
45*
11%
■
Jan
Kennedy's Inc
9 J/2
11%
Jan
4l/2%
1
pfd—100
5
;
700
43
10%
17%
9 V*
Jan
Feb
45
Jan
Kidde
23'A
11 'A
11'A
17 JA May
t-.
:
3%
100
9%
9%
9%
2%
2%
800
3%
3%
3%
convertible preferred
'
19
Amer dep rets ord
reg_
JE1
General Finance Corp 5%
pfd A—. JL0
—
preferred
Lake G M Co Ltd-
25%
General
5%
Plywood
conv
Corp
.—5
$5
common
50c
1
preferred
Co
2%
—'
115%
Feb
7%
Feb
j
—(•'
Alden
&
1
100
Godchaux
Inc
9%
10%
200
9%
10,600
1
,
i
7%
Grand Rapids Varnish-
Co
Pacific
Jan
12%
76
"TV*.
lva
17'A
Feb
11%
Jan
13J/4
Apr* "
15%
Jan
Apr
25 y4
Feb
5 s/8
Jan
58
Apr
43
Jan
78
Feb
32.1U0
II Jan
25%
15%
900
Lake
127%
200
Foundry
Lakey
Lamson
Corp
Lanston
131% 133
3%
3
53'A
La
•''17%
17%
common——5
Lefcourt
Delaware———
University—_
Groceterias
Class
Hall
—1
_5
Locke
Hamrrtermill
Paper
Hartford
Electric
Harvard
Brewing
Co
Light
1
Lithographing
Hazeltine
Hearn
Hecla
Rubinstein
Class
.%
4%
25c
*
.
*
——
100
w—
w
10c
—.
;121
17 JA
Feb/
Apr
22»A
J-n
-f
Jan
11
Mar
30
May.15
Co
Service
Co
Public
Stores
Manischewitz
—
x46 J/2
l3/a
1,200
30
Hardart Baking Co
Hardart common
&
preferred
.Hubbell
Apr
6%
12% May
17%
19%
16%
Co—.:———_15
Jan.
Jan
Jan
Fab
133/4
Jan
15%
Apr
163A
Jan
92
Jan
102.
Apr
Feb
78
Feb
7%
400
7'A Jan
7%
Feb
600
3
4«/a
Jan
11
13%
14%
500
2,600
33
I
34"
800
(Harvey) Inc
—
44 '/2
-
44'A
25
—*
;
19'A
100
common
Manufacturing Co
1
preferred
1
—*1".
,
Hydro-Electric Securities '.v^A
Hygrade Food Products—1—;
*
19%
31
76%
-^ /
\%
t-A
-
50
■
-
^
100
76%
5,100
•am 3%
m
11
100
5J/8 May
7% Apr
7
Jan
8J/4 May
103/4 May
12 J/2
13%
Apr
15%
Apr
35A
.
5
600
5%
1,000
|
4J/2-
500
4%
14'/«ol4 '/a
200
20%
Feb
25%
Jan
8
6'A May
Jan
31% Mar
5,700
30
Jan
Jan
.31%
Jan
20% May
—
23'A
Jan
Jan
25
2734 Mar
11"% May
13
45%
114
Jan
45% May
Jan
543/s
Jan
114
13'A
13'A
Jan
Jan
34
May
14
Mar
Apr
46
Jan
Apr
140
Jan
43'A
Jan
19 »A Mar
100
233%
72
%
Feb
14
Jan
•<#33% Feb
A
.
Jan
5% May
43/8
Feb
Apr
500
Jan
13'A May
15
Jan
113/4
Jan
123/4
12%
100
Apr
16'/2
16'A
500
15% Jan
163/4
15'/a
15%
100
14%
Feb
16'/a Mar
*■
30 ya
Feb
31
Mar
*
43
Jan
47
Mar
16'A
1
Ltd
Co
86%
Jan
•'■AYb
•
Jan
2 y*. Feb
*
Feb
Mead
*
.10%
13%
11
9'A
Apr
4%
Jan
12%
& Co common.
9'/2
25%
Jan
14'/a
Apr
10 3% May
900
1,700
25'A
1
*
Inc common
(A G)
13'A
103/4
—10
Power Shovel;
(J W)
3'/a
£1
12 3/4
Jan
Jan
9%
100
9
Jan
450
25 'A May
25'A May
9,500
15% Mar
26
*
253/8
23%
26
—1
13%
12%
13'/a
3,700
12% May
15%
Jan
1
23A
2%
2 3/4.
3,200
2'A, May
3%
Jan
1
11'A
Dredging
Johnson & Co
Menasco
Co
Mfg
May
Chapman & Scott Corp—
Iron
Co
Textile Corp
Participating preferred
Brothers
Michaels
Inc.;.
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common-.
6%
preferred
Mlcromatic
Middle
Midland Oil
$2
Petroleum
Corp $1
Co
common
conv
—
—
100
—,
— —
dividend
-T"2:J/2* Feb
43/4 Mar
18%
Jan
500
3'/a
Apr
4'A
73/a
400
7
Feb
8
Jan
8
8%
200
8
May
10'/a
Jan
1
1%
2,300
1
Mar
l3/8
Jan
7
Apr
Jan
7'A
8'A
Jan
14»A
Jan
16 'A May
20 %
Jan
20'A
Feb
400
13%
17
12% Mar
11% Feb
73/a
13'A
16'A
16%
300
'.
1,800
25'A
150
24 % May
26'A
Jan
16
16'/a
16'A
150
15% May
183/a
Jan
53/4
—
Jan
4%
28
-III
4>A% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
28
3%
28
200
3'A
3%
5'A
200
31
15
15'/a
31
15'A
200
1,300
pfd
——*
100
101%
•
17'A
17
17'A
400
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common
1
1
48
41%
493A
3%
33/8
Light 5%
Minnesota Pwr &
1013/4 1013/4
3'A
3
Apr
4'A
Feb
5
Apr
5%
Jan
25
Mar
100
Jan
32
Jan
17'/a
29% May
14'A May
Jan
103 y2 Mar
Jan
17%
Jan
23,500
36% May
53%
Jan
3,400
2 3/4. Apr
16%
97
25
92
23/4
3% Jan
23A
100
180
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
common
2.50
5
2.50
10
50c
12%
800
80
100'A 101
97
May
103'A May
Apr
98
Feb
3
Apr
Jan
176
Apr
Apr
2%
168
36
Jan
4%
Jan
4
12%
12'A
1003A
Jan
Mar
31%
Power common—7.25
Mills
Feb
97%
96%
171% 172'A
Tel & Tel—*——100
Vernon-Woodberry
86*%
25
96%
Mountain
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
25
97
101'A 101'A
B__100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd
*
Morris Plan Corp of America™—10c
cumul preferred series
Company
32'A
27%
Co—
Power
cumulative preferred—100
States
Apr
Feb
4,200
5 J/4
—50
Muter
53
51'A May
3 J/4
_50c
Jan
Apr
24%
*
Miller Wohl Co common
Mt
Feb
6
7'A
lioc
Mid-West Refineries
4.80%
143/4
3%
shares
—
Midwest) Piping & Supply common
4.40%
13
Jan
5%- Jan
7'A
preferred—*
common
Mid-West Abrasive
Monongahela
Apr
7%
10,100
6
Jan
9
700
11%
Products—
Steel
noncum
Midvale
1
1
Corp
Hone
States
103/4
3'A
1
2.50
*
10
—
93/4
11
6
25c
15
1
common
Mountain States
Apr
May
3'A
Jan
105%
Jan
29%
13'A
111'A
15%
10
:
Jan
23% M'ar
5,600
5'A X
—
—
'
31%';/ 31
.75
525
100'/a
•^
\
5
common
19 'A
100
5
7%
Missouri Public Service common
Apr
130
*
:
—
convertible
Feb
2%
33
6'A
5
—
common—
(The B) Co—
Communication
Midland
5
3 '/a
10%
14'A
Humble Oil & Refining capital
stock-.,.*. *
Hurd Lock &
Huyler's
Jan
7%
—
'
Jan
63A Mar
103/4
131/2
'Geo A)
&
2
Apr
3%
-
Inc
Horn
&
Jan
Jan
67
1
—
48'A
57/s May
150
common
Jan
9'/a
100
Co
19'A Mar
Jan
73/4
5
20%
Marcopi International Marine
Jan
5%
Hormel
<
Feb
4'A
73/4
Horder's
n::.
Jan
45l/a
5%
Holopbane
1st
5
16
Apr
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
5 '/a
Jan
Apr
Apr
r
--
<R)
Horn
3%
t
13% May
17J/2 May
3J/s
100'A 100%
Apr
Feb
16%
100
Jan
Feb
5 '4 Mar
Jan
100
30
73/4. Jan
10
21%
Apr
100
Apr
M
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Maine
Metal
Jan
343/4
500
Jan
8% May
17%
Feb
43A Jan
133/4
May
200
16%
6%
15
22 y4
30
16'A
Apr
Feb
31%
Massey Harris common
1,300
225
Jan
43/8
17%
12
Corp
Apr
3%
4,000
Jan
22'A
~
Lynch
129
37%
17 >A
1,000
10
Jan
23/8
100
14%
Jan
8'A
15
600
16
5,000
Feb
-
52
800
5
5%
Apr
4%
*
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co;
2,500
9%
Jan
Apr
11
3,000
8%
15
47
7ya
3 JA
■
-
1%
6%
convertible preferred—..——10
& Co class A
2.50
5%
,
;
A1
common
210
'
7%
8%
15
114
15%
10
2,000
47 J/4
-16%
•
7.
u.
46'A
25'% Mar
600
18%
1-fc Apr
3%
600
4,300
.1
Jan
;r30
16%
-
'
400
434
12 %
7%
.5
16%
4%
11%
300
Feb
133/8
—
15%
11 'A
•
— —
25%
5%
50
500
Jan
7
100
12
137/8 May
300
-12%
16%
10%
1,800
25%
McWilliams
—
'
93A Mar
3/4
500
4
7%
11%
Feb
4%
5
13%
10%
3%
7'A
253/a
(Texas)
Feb
37%
T
17
100
;
common
Hercules Steel Products
Higbie Mfg Co
^
'
i2
„—
preferred
preferred
:
10 3/8
—
12'
61'A
9%
5
».*'
common—
Henry Holt & Co
Hoe
5
A
Heller Co common
3%
Feb
L0j
Jan
1%
37%
13 »A
.1
McKee
5%
J
-
Apr
.5
Steel Chain
Star Gas Co
Apr
14%
46%
--
10c
*.'
Dept Stores common
Mining Co——.
Helena
5 J/2
Co.:—
10%
_*
A
class
Mangel
900
r
*18
6'/a
1
Corp
4
*1%
2
—
800
7%
Longines-Wittnauer
3%
3%
14<A
**18%
'47'A
——23
Co
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana
2%
■
11%
103/4
4%
-*
2.50
common
Apr
11.'A
11%
Watch Co—.
Louisiana Land & Exploration—
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd.
Lone
Feb
'
Lamp Co
Bridge Co Ltd
Hamilton
Apr
14%
-1
Mesabi
2"%
1,100
Feb
Mar
9
14
.1
Merritt
Inc-—
%.
*
2 J/4
400
7%. Jan
Apr
4'A
31'A Mar
Feb
B
22,500
■
1,300
36'A
Feb
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Mays
10%
83/4
26
Jan
9%
.1
Machine
&
of
Realty common
(R G) Inc
Jan
30
1,800
9% Mar
3% May
22% Jan
13'A
1
Le Tourneau
133'A
18
10'A
30
•
Jan
33
.5
Apr
600
&ya
150
700
Jan
May
50
Extension
Salle
128'A
54
5,000
3.3/4
Jan
10 y8
30
700
.5
110
3 J/4
Jan
12'A
Monotype Machine
Marion
131%
13
May
13%
.1
59 y2 May
28
Jan
-
125-
8
20
%
.5
Company
Apparel Inc
Mines Ltd
Shore
19'A
900
.
1% Mar
Jan
24%
.100
•
253/4 Mar
13%
May
73
26
103'A Mar
75
9%
Mar
7
Jan.
23'A May
11% Feb
2,100
36
25
Jan
27 J/4
H
Laboratories
Apr
Jan
48JA
14
*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Ai4 :-i Jan
■
Jan
193/4
-
-
L'Aiglon
Loblaw
yMVi Apr
':*•/9> ;^May*.
20
.
23.V4
14%
1st preferred
100.
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Co-——_1
Great Northern Paper!
i.
—25
Gxiehedieck Western
Brewery
2
Haelan
512
11%
33 'Ac
1
(The) Forge Co
Laclede-Chrlsty
Jan
"*93/4. May
Feb'M
8f>5
43
26
4
.V 7%*
Grocery Stores Products
5%
Apr
Tea—
stock
common
Jan
53'A
5
Non-voting
108%
33/4
1
Manufacturing
&
116'A Mar
Jan
10
50'A
■u
Manufacturing Co—-—
_50
Manufacturing common—
Graham-Paige Motors 5% cony pfd—25
Jan
500
74%
_1
600
4
3«
41%
Gorham
Great Atlantic
101
'•18
700
50 J/4
*/
Mines
'
13%
22
3%
*
Gray
J
13 </4
22
3%
Class B
Feb
Jan
133/s
9
.«
13%
Sugars class A
$4.50 prior preferred
Goldlield Consolidated
Goodman
'xll%
3J/2 May
6,300
22%
.22
common
Jan
Jan
1,900
21%
(~9'A
Feb
2%
113
10
„—_—
(Adolf)
107
12'A Mar
Co
Feb
108%
~3% ' *"3%
10%
Coal
Apr
8% May
29
Jan
993/4
•
21%
Glenmore Distilleries class
B—-1—
Globe Union Co Inc—
Gobel
Feb
Jan
Jan
9%
26'A Apr
103'A Mar
10'A
'
11'
Gladding McBean
2%
23
4% May
100
3% May
19
2 J/4 Mar
100
115% 115%
1%
1
Mines——
Kropp
Krueger Brewing Co
Jan
8%:
3%
—7.50
Stores
Kobacker
350
8 3/8
8'A
5
Feb
Jan
'
Glen
Feb
2
Jan
*
Knott Hotels Corp
Feb
2%
1,000
11'
Jan
3%
18 y2
1,400
11.
i
Corp
Giant' Yellowknife Gold
Gilbert.'A C) common
Gilchrist
:
2V4
J 2%
May
4%
.10%
100
29'
103
Jan
25
I 8"%
27%
20
preferred__
Gerity-Mich
■
8%
28%
:
preferred—*Power $6 preferred.
L——4k
■*
1%
,_1
Rubber Co
(I B)
Jan
8,800
19
pfd—. .100
General Public Service $6
".Georgia
5 % Mar
—10
Co common
(D Emil)
Kleinert
11%
35'A
3%
__
600
30
27'A
30
9 Va
10
—,
2%
.
General Outdoor Adv 6%
Jan
2434 Feb
Feb
203/4 May
2% Jan
19,300
24
8'A
—
1
County Lighting common
8 Vi
8%
-25
common
Jan
3% Mar
10,400
12%
1-.
—
183/4 Mar
,
5
*
50
1
cumulative preferred
4%
Kingston Products
Klein
200
3-%
Supply Corp com —I
General Electric Co Ltd—
,
42,200
—
5
*
-
(Walter) & Co
Kings
Feb
11%
Feb
95
i;
Corp__.
18%
100
—
Gellman Mfg Co common
General Acceptance
Fireproofing
4'/a
Mar
33/8
1J/4 Mar
5
4%
24
Key Co common
liy2 Mar
9»A Feb
800
•
Feb
Kirkland
"KTrf-l
common^.—.
preferred
General
3 J/a Mar
18
100
~3U "4^
*
Corp
Kansas Gas & Electric
50c
5%
High
K
Kirby Petroleum
General Alloys Co
General Builders
900
10,400
"2'A ~2 J/4
~3i|
15c
Ltd
■1&
7% May
8 %
8'A
•
-5
5%
2,300
5
Co__
Kawneer Co
%'•"'%.
/
7%
—
Franklin Simon & Co Inc
common—_1
4 J/2% convertible preferred
50
Fuller
(Geo A) Co
Gat|neau Power Co
3'/a
18%
43/4
~2>A
*
Kaiser-Frazer
5%
', :
.
American
;
Low
3J/a
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—I.
common
Kokenge
Oils
Jupiter
Shares
18 '/a
183A
1
10c
Apr
Mar
1
common
Stores
Brown
Low
Mar
54%
Glass Co
O'Mahoney Inc
Preference
Jan
Jan
27/a May
'If-
Par
28%
Feb
Apr
for Week
of Priees
•.
non-voting
voting
Ford
"
'
53/4
5J0
2%
23
23 J/4 May
•55 J/2 Apr
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
,
31
,rV
of
2,400
6Q
---
cumulative preferred„;_l"f
(M H) Co Inc
——1:
Motor
5,400
58 y*
:
Week's
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
!v-
Range Since Jan. X
400
6 %
24%
■—
—:_U10'•.
common
24%
5%
-
Low
23%
$2' dividend
Fishman
Shares
24'Vz
•
23
ENDED MAY
Friday
.
High
24>A
6
*-
.*
(Phila)
of Prices^
Low.
.
j_
Metallurgical-
FOR WEEK
Sales
993A
Apr
Jan
12 5/8 Mar
113/4, Jan
105
Jan
21%
22'A
400
21% May
26
Apr
21%
22
22
200
20 3/4 Mar
23 '/a
Apr
13'/a
Feb
26'A
9'/a
Jan
Feb
"8%
83/4
8%
8'A
8% May
1,500
8%
500
22 V4
Jan
7%
Jan
-
N
Illinois Zinc
Imperial
Co
Nachman
common
Chemical
•
21'A
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & '
—
36%
&
Light 4%
Ironite
10 %
97
95%
J.0%,
-197
600
130
1,600
4,800
98%
*
98%|?9'A,
x35%
250
v
t
c
Inc
*
9% Mar
10 3A
Feb
92
Jan
70
Jan
79 J/2 Mar
Feb
24^i May
X173A
98
Apr
S3
Jan
100 >/2 Mar
common
4 '/a
4%
4'A
900
3%
Jan
6'/2 Mar
2%
2%
23A
3,300
2%
Apr
3
133/4
13%
Dow
Brewery Ltd
(Effective May 19)
Fuel
Gas
National Mallinson
Fabrics
Feb
16% Mar
1
Jan
20
Apr
National
Petroleum
Jan
National
Phoenix
21,700
8%
Apr
National
Pressure
Radiator Co
83
Jan
National
Research Corp
&1%
7%i57%
700
10% May
14%
Jan
National
Rubber
Machinery
1
——1
Apr
National
Starch
Products
7
Feb
National Steel
Ltd
*
com
cl A
*
"
i%7:a%
.
page 33.
6,900
14
1
200
7'A May
Jan
7%
5 %•-' 5%
11
:.U
100
1,100
Jan
5%
1
Jan
1% Mar
National
Cooker common
Car
Transit
Ltd
Industries
common
Feb
Jan
7'A
12'A
Apr
National Mfg & Stores common
14'A
13%
1
11%
77
'
Jan
Name changed to
40%
5 (A
Jan
1
42
4a/s
16'A
*
Hess
Jan
4%
Apr
National Breweries Ltd
Apr
800
14%
1
Inc
Bellas
9% May
3% Jan
;;10'/2
—
100
13)
May
Namm-Loeser's
23%
22,900
10'a
,.100
Manufacturing
see
Feb
42
343a.i36'A
10x/8
Service Co—
preferred
For footnotes
10%
16
changed to
National
1
Superpower Corp
(Effective
16
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Apr
National
77'/2
50
A_,
Irving Air Chute
Italian
Apr
415/s
National
Royalty
Public
-
r24%
International Petroleum
capital stocks*
International Products
10
3.90%
—
•
Preferred
Iron Foreman
5J/s
353/, May
-
Namm's Inc
Name
Hydro-Electric—
$3.50 series
International Metal Industries
Jan
43/4 Mar
5
Machinery
Iowa
93/8 May
31V*
.
pfd—100
•Insurance Co of North America
International Cigar
Investors
10,200
£1
Indianapolis Pwr
International
183/4 May
Industries-
American dep receipts
registered—£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
—I—5
Ireland
4,050
10
Corp
25c
10c
2%
2%
Feb
33/4
Apr
2%
7,300
2%
2'A
23,600
2
Feb
2%
Jan
12%
2\l
2
2%
Mar
12%
200
12
Apr
14'A
Jan
1,000
9
Mar
11%
Jan
700
15
May
19
Apr
200
12'A May
4
lo'A
10
10'/2
1
10
15
15
153/a
12'A
12%
12%
15% May
l83/a
Jan
26
26%
250
25
Apr
28'A
Jan
43/4
200
4
Feb
1
4%
..
143A
Jan
6'A Mar
ai
32
The
(2204)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
Par
National
Union
Neptune
Meter
Nestle Le
2.50
1
common
Mur Co
common
New
Haven Clock &
Mexico
&
New
Park
New
Process
Co
Auction
&
New
York
New
York
20%
1,300
18%
Apr
4%
4%
100
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Rotary
3%
7%
7%
150
6%
Apr
64%
63%
65%
1,900
61%
Apr
80
1
185/«
18%
19%
5,100
17%
Jan
23%
Jan
2 '/a
2%
6,700
May
3%
Co
•
66%
66%
67%
175
65
69%
8%
28
400
27% May
34%
7%
7%
50
9%
Jan
16%
16%
16%
100
16%
16%
900
2,780
3%
2
,
1,700
2%
10
Feb
107% May
2% Apr
2
Jan
7% May
,
5
common
16% May
2,000
13%
Apr
2%
700
1%
Jan
Penn
Northern
'A
43%
43%
200
8%
25
8 %
300
3ft
26,900
3ft
5
Ltd
A
22%
Oil
2U APr
Feb
43
7% Mar
ft Apr
45%
Jan
11% Mar
4%
Apr
600
19%
Jan
27%
Jan
1,900
4 Vb
Apr
5%
6,000
10
83%
87
87
Jan
88
96%
96%
97%
60
87%
Jan
97% May
17
•
16%
17%
1,100
16%
Jan
17%
Apr
Apr
St
Fifth Ave common-
Power 4%s
Natural
Oklahoma
15
Gas
108%
Corp General
Securities
Segal Lock & Hardware
Okonite
Company
•
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Omar Inc
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—
Overseas
Securities
56%
Jan
109 %
Apr
33 Yb
Feb
36%
Jan
Shoe Corp of
39%
Feb
Feb
2% May
54%
Apr
15
400
14% Mar
16%
13% Mar
17% May
8% Jan
600
7
—
—
1
-
—
44%
19%
1
'1 '
46%
19%
1,250
600;:
.
6%
Apr
xl6 %
"
'
46%
4%
25
Can
Co
3
5%
13%
14
1st pfd—-25
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5%%
13%
33%
33%
33%
common
1st preferred
1st
Feb
18%
Jan
43% May
17% Feb
54%
Jan
20%
Jan
redeemable
5%
redeemable 1st
Pacific
red
div
$4.50
Pacific Petroleum
&
Pacific Public
$1.30
Park
Ltd
t
v
Motors
Pen
30
Jan
28%
Corp
&
Power &
Penn
Water
Jan
Jan
103
95
Jan
101 %
12%
13
13%
15,500
100% 100%
25
23%
50
36,100
5%
8,000
13%
13%
100
Bilex Co
common
Mar
Apr
Jan
17
Mar
Jan
69% May
4% Apr
22%
65
2%
Jan
5% May
Jan
24%
7%
Feb
Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
L
5%
Jan
36%
2,900
34% May
46%
Apr
12%
Apr
15%
Jan
12% May
15
Jan
Jan
18%
Apr
May
44%
Jan
35
~6
6%
42%
42%
1,400
350
5%
Jan
6% Mar
28%
5%
4%
100
14
!
108
100
5%
13%
8,200
4%
100
108
50
39%
Jan
43%
21%
28%
Feb
23% May
27 % May
5%
Feb
13Yb Mar
4
Feb
102%
Jan
38%
Jan
Boss
Manufacturing
South Coast Corp
Feb
Feb
ft
tt
4,000
3%
10,400
10%
10%
10%
1,400
2%
2%
2%
100
2% Mar
3%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
800
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
2
2%
10,600
2
Jan
2%
Jan
27
26%
27
ft May
3ft Feb
Jan
4
1,300
25 Yb
Apr
1
Jan
411
Apr
13
Apr
33
Jan
1%
1%
300
1%
Apr
14%
14%
100
14 Yb
Apr
1%
1%
17,900
1
May
1% May
Feb
13% May
1%
13
13
5
%
9%
200
9%
13 % Mar
200
4,000
39
39
67
8% Mar
15%
Jan
6%
Feb
1%
Jan
15
Jan
9%
Jan
x9% May
Feb
Jan
47 %
Jan
61%
2,400
13'A
39
700
65%
66%
4% May
% Mar
1,000
9%
x9%
-
9%
300
12
14
9
9%
—
5
%
14
—
200
2 % Mar
Feb
69% Mar
103
Jan
106
20%
20%
25
20% May
24
Feb
17%
17%
500
16 % Mar
18%
Jan
~3%
~3%
"5%
900
3% May
~4% "4 Yb
400
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
39%
1,700
38%
Apr
45%
Jan
3%
Feb
4
Jan
19% May
23
Jan
£1
•
——1
1
(Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp -—-—-——
common
27
--
39%
39
4
—
_4
10
4
4
10
500
"4%
10
100
1
67/a
6%
67/8
42%
42%
Southwest Pa Pipe Line
5%
5%
Jan
6
1,000
5%
Apr
9%
300
42%
Feb
4
1,200
12.50
10
common
South Penn Oil Co common
Apr
5
Jan
Jan
29
Jan
4%
Jan
11 Vb
Jan
9% Mar
42% May
45"%
150
f5
28
41% Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
Southern California Edison—
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.32%
4.08%
Southern
Pipe Line
Southland
Royalty
Apr
28%
Jan
5%
Jan
Spencer
Shoe
Co
Corp
Inc
Btahl-Meyer
Standard
Brewing Co
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard
Forgings
Standard
Oil
Btandard
Convertible
preferred
& Light
Power
Common
$7
Corp
(Ky;)
Packaging Corp
Standard
,
common
Standard
108% May
44% Feb
Standard
160
28%
1,200
26%
Jan
32
800
30%
Apr
29%
29%
297/s
7bo
28%
Apr
307/a
26
25%
26%
2,100
23%
Jan
26'A May
24%
24%
24%
400
21% Mar
6
Jan
51%
51
52
600
50
May
1
*
2A8
1
20
1
10
1
10
1
Standard-Thomson
Tube
*
40%
40%
41%
1
3%
3%
3%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle Corp
2.50
3%
Jan
64%
62%
64%
250
61
76%
15
300
14%
Jan
16
Jan
23%
23%
23%
300
22
Feb
23%
Jan
Stein (A)
7
7%
1,400
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
Sterling Aluminum
37/s
3%
200
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
20%
20%
400
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling
Inc
Jan
May
12
Feb
64%
Jan
2%
500
4%
Jan
5
Feb
4%
200
4%
Jan
5
Mar
1%
20,300
%
Jan
1% May
2%
2%
16%
16%
16%
100
16%
15%
15 Yb
200
38%
39%
1,000
14% May
38% Jan
11%
100
10%
11%
21%
22%
150
8%
_9%
9%
2% May
34,800
8%
9
3%
18%
Jan
Feb
21
Mar
41
Feb
9
Jan
12
Mar
20"%
4,000
Jan
24
Mar
6%
7
3,900
184% 188 '/a
Apr
Jan
Jan
240
xl73%
200
7%
Jan
9% May
Mar
9
188 % May
7%
7%
5%
6
7%
Jan
~5%
5'A
5%
200
4%
Apr
5%
Apr
3%
4
500
3%
Apr
4% Mar
2.9 %
Apr
34%
19%
20
750
19% May
21%
Jan
14%
14%
500
13%
Jan
15
Apr
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
3
Apr
3%
Jan
7%
1,000
Apr
5 % May
10%
Jan
Jan
15
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
1
B
25
Jan
4%
15%
9
1
Corp
class
33%
1%
188
1
Co
28% May
4%
*
B
Products
46% Mar
4%
1%
*
class
preferred
14% May
4% Jan
46%
28%
31%
25
convertible preference
convertible preference
4.48%
46
25
25
25
25
25
1
—5
original preferred
cumulative preferred
5%
Jan
60% May
4% Jan
15%
pfd—100
Co
102
400
*
com
Jan
800
2.50
class A
95
13%
14
4% May
17%
•
1
*
20
preferred
convertible
$3
Simplicity
4.88%
Apr
17%
25
1,200
Publications—
Slmmons-Boardman
4.56%
15
13%
__
Feb
4%
*
•
Ltd—
Breweries
Sicks
Apr
17%
25
_1
Apr
May
17%
6%
6%
Apr
13%
»
»
Mar
x3%
1
•
Apr
Jan
23
2
common
Power
100
3%
2
9%
Mar
15
23%
69%
1
26%
97%
110
l
Light 4%%
&
24%
100
450
100% 101
5%
common
Electric
Penn
25%
102% 103
3%
preferred
Traffic Co
27%
69%
A
Telephone
Pennroad
27
Jan
5%
$1 cumulative preferred-
Penn
Jan
25%
3%
..
cumulative
25%
400
•
2
Peninsular
3,000
25%
—
103
26%
27%
1 Bol
Corp
class
26%
27
1 Bol
—
c
Company—
Co
26%
•
Patican Co Ltd—
Gas
Apr
26%
•
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Penn
28%
100
100
Class B
$1.32
800
.—1
pfd
common
(C A)
30
27%
•
__
Light 5%
Service
Chemical
Parker
Jan
29%
•
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shs
Paramount
30%
27%
25
preferred—
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Oil
3,000
14% May
33% May
30
25
1st
Pancoastal
Mar
27V2
25
preferred
cum
Pacific Power
preferred
pfd series A
preferred
Lighting
$4.40
1st
1st
Feb
•
America class A
Smith
11
25
5%
4.80%
500
25
preferred
4%
9
3%
*
Canada
of
Jan
1,000
100
preferred
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Pacific
11
300
5 YB
Jan
100
6%
—
*
common
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
17%
1
May
_9%
ft
*
5
Mining
Denn
1%
14%
...
2%
1
10c
1
common
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Seton Leather common
103%
17'A
15
5
class B
Filters
,-51/vV,
51
25
common
Old Town Corp
Corp
Radio
Sentinel
50
34 %
33%
8
3%
1
*
Selby Shoe Co
700
108% 109
'
Oliver United
Inc
Bros
30
45% May
33%
common—.
Co common—
Scullin Steel
Seeman
Inc
5,300
2%
2%
■
100
1
•
1
*
Inc
A)
Apr
35%
36%
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Sherwin-Williams
'
•
common
preferred
1
1
*
25c
1
Corp Ltd common
United Corp common
(D
Jan
Apr
5%
4%
common—
Shawinigan Water & Power
2% "
50c
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Brass Co class B
Jan
11
21%
Jan
5
Lawrence
Schick
Mar
~9
Aeronautical Co
Petroleum—
Shattuck
O
Ohio
Apr
45
15%
aJn
2J2 May
87
pfd—100
Corp
Apr
4%
4%
50
Serv 4%%
18%
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
22%
21J
22
—1
Pub
Yb
12,200
ft
3s 6d
Co
RR
Ind
Novadel-Agene
18%
Schulte
North American Rayon $3 preferred-50
North American Utility Securities
•
North
10
18%
Ryan
Jan
15%
2ft
Oils
Corp common
(The)
Feb
18%
15%
2 ft
Canadian
35% May
100
Jan
8%
Jan
15%
North
500
10%
Russeks
18%
*
North Central Texas
27% Mar
37
Feb
37/a
Feb
xl6
5
Mines
Northeast Airlines
Feb
10%
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Non-Ferrous Metal Prod Ltd—
shs
20%
36%
Rowe
Feb
Nipissing
dep rets ord
16%
200
10%
Feb
19
Nlles-Bement-Pond
Amer
Feb
26%
36%
Samson
1
Corp
14%
Electric Steel Co—
Apr
4ft
111
Shipbuilding Corp—
Share
High
900
Jan
38,200
3%
8%
10
Merchandise
Low
15%
Apr
27%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15%
Jan
Feb
27 %
3%
107% 109%
•
common
Rosario
—
Jan
Land
Honduras
15%
Roosevelt Field Inc
4%
Shares
26
Apr
22
2% Mar
for Week
Low
Rome Cable Corp common
3%
Founders shares
Niagara
19%
Sales
Range
High
4
~3%
common
York
York
1,700
1087/8
Mining Co
New
Low
'
3%
20
-25
preferred-—
Arizona
New
High
3%
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Zinc
New
Shares
100
Watch Co
convertible
23
Friday
40c
Oil Ltd
England T„el & Tel
4%%
20%/
MAY
ENDED
STOCKS
1
New British Dominion
New
New Jersey
3%
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
30c
Radio
FOR
Sales
Pep Boys
(The)
Perfect
*
*
-
10c
Pierce Governor common
Pinchin Johnson
Ltd
3%
1
Amer
200
1,700
shares
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
1
2%
~2%
"2%
Piper Aircraft Corp
2,000
1
2%
2%
2%
800
common
3y8 Mar
Mar
20% May
~1*&
24
Feb
Feb
~2%
Apr
2% May
3%
Jan
Starrett
(The)
Steel Co
of
Stetson
1
Corp
Canada
ordinary
•
& Co common
(J
B)
Co
*
Products
1
10c
1
Stroock
•
58%
1,150
51%
Jan
59%
Apr
6
33%
32%
33%
1,100
32
•
Jan
6
5%
200
May
Apr
42 %
6%
6%
Jan
Ray Drug common
Superior Portland Cement
1
31/4
3
3%
Pneumatic
1,600
Apr
3%
Feb
Superior Tool & Die Co
10
Polaris Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander
25c
&
Lambert
Prentice-Hall Inc
Pressed
Metals
Producers
Prosperity
Providence
Co
100
1,600
29%
29%
25
5
29% Mar
39%
40%
200
32%
Feb
45
Jan
10%
Feb
13%
Feb
Tampa Electric Co
Feb
Technicolor
1
131/4
13%
13%
200
2%
2%
2%
2,000
2% May
3%
7%
7%
100
6%
7%
7%
300
7% May
7% May
9% Feb
100% 101%
225
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
100
Puget Sound
Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
•
com
100 %
27%
Apr
Apr
Jan
102
May
Talon
Power
Co
class
Inc
Texas
Inc
Power
A
17%
16%
17%
~3%
~3
~3%
1,100
5
Packing Co
iq
common
Raymond
Concrete
Ravtheon
Manufacturing
Pile
A_
5
6.25
B
Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
—1111
:
Reis
(Robert) & Co
Reliance Electric &
Rice-Stix
Inc
II-1111111
Engineering
A
(Texas Corp) v t c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
IIH
1,400
16
17%
1,500
38%
38%
900
pfd
reg
24%
Feb
109%
Apr
23
Jan
1
14%
14%
15
1,400
12
Feb
17%
Apr
20
13%
13%
13%
1,500
12%
Jan
14%
Apr
15
15
15
15%
Jan
common
25c
1
7%
& Construction
1
Allied Stocks
L-.—*
17%
Inc
Tlshman' Realty
l£l
deposit rets ord registered-
Amer
deposit rets def registered- —5s
95
«...
.
see
page 33.
100
7%
3,200
17%
7
17%
Jan
18
Mar
200
14
Apr
7
May
8%
147/a
Feb
18%
88
Jan
95
Jan
Apr
95
30
55
450
48%
Jan
55% Mar
1,500
5%
Jan
8% Mar
50
88%
Jan
100% May
5%
'
—
Apr
May
5%
Apr
Yb
Feb
547/s
54%
70c
6%
6%
-100
preferred
1
19%
19%
500
—
—
22%
22%
22%
43%
44
19
Apr
2%
Jan
20%
Jan
3% Mar
%
—
125
22 %
500
31%
8'A
8%
5,100
8 %
May
11%
Jan
Trunz
5%
8
5%
100
5%
Apr
5"%
Jan
900
3%
Apr
4%
6
Apr
6%
3%
%
—
24%
-
1,100
1
200
May
25
Jan
Jan
45
May
3%
Tri-Continental
True
warrants.
Temper
4%
1%
29%
Jan
1%
Jan
5%
5ft
20,900
4%
Jan
7%
Apr
2%
1,700
2%
Feb
3
Apr
2%
.
4%
12,600
18%
150
29%
Feb
4%
Jan
Union
Gas-
Investment
3,700
2
Jan
2%
Jan
Union
Oil
91%
360
87%
Jan
93
Jan
36'A
37
200
36% May
41
Jan
$3.75
Union
United
i-Xi
—
6% Apr
4
4%
_
18%
3%
Jan
Jan
Feb
16%
Jan
16% May
197/a
Jan
2%
Jan
16%
500
8%
20,000
5%
Feb
900
20%
Jan
7%
16%
4%
21
Mar
18% May
16
Feb
U
May
-
—
Jan
3
a»
„
1% May
2%
nil
400
3%
*■
6
2,400
5y8
Jan
23 Yb May
27
Mar
91%
.
37f Wi
1%
•
Union
—
1%
2%
*
Corp
Inc
Ulen Realization Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
__
2
2%
99% 100
1%
,
7% Mar
Apr
7/a May
300
24%
3
—
IIIi
6%
Jan
600
—
—
Tung-Sol Electric Inc
3%
24%
♦
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Trans Lux Corp
—
U Apr
—-
—20
Toledo Edison 4%%
19%
—
'"rtr
For footnotes
20%
xlOO
'
3%
£1
Jan
Jan
Feb
Amer
6%
•
Feb
24
22%
43
Apr
Tilo
3%
F-I-_100
commoni_:
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
May
Jan
Thorofare Markets Inc—
3%
1
16
20%
Feb
Roofing
16% May
37% May
1,000
Thiokol Corp
Thor Corporation
&
16%
2,500
Jan
15% May
18%
16 *
22%
17%
Apr
16 %
38%
21%
37%
6%
1
Feb
22%
11% Mar
—
Radiator
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Feb
20
21%
14
—
Richmond
Feb
Jan
22%
27% May
3%
1
13%
3%
21%
700
1
5
Jan
5
26
May
5
600
•
-
Jan
3
*
1,700
1
Reda
Jan
•'
15%
17
—
common
Reading Tube Corp class
Class
10
common—
Jan
21%
4%
*
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
~A—H_1
Feb
23
Apr
15%
common
14%
R
Investment
7%
Jan
common
28%
Railway & Light Securities-
Rath
20'A May
Jan
24 % Mar
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Royalty Corp
Voting common
Railway & Utility
Feb
5
1,000
5
com
common
14%
Q
•
17%
xl9
Light $4.56 pfd
&
Thew Shovel Co
Tobacco
Quebec
1
Class B common
14%
15%
700
15
27%
5
10
97/a Mar
95%
1,450
5%
Apr
200
•
20%
5%
Jan
109
38
12 %
19
25c
*
Inc
Corp
Apr
10%
1
Oil
900
Jan
10%
B
Sun
Swan Finch
1,500
3%
Jan
8% Mar
10 %
Nevada
common
109
•
of
22% May
Feb
Apr
7
2.50
America
class
"7%
__
•
common
of
37/a
"7%
7%
*
-
Gas
Public Service
4% %
common-
Co
of
Corp
2.50
common
Power Corp of Canada
6% 1st preferred
Pratt
20% Mar
(S) & Co
~3
3
1
55
common
~2%
5
55%
Scale
20%
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
50
3
~2%
*
common
Stinnes
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways Co_
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
5%
19%
5
com
6%
Apr
of
Co
5
Co
Yards
Aircraft
7%
24
23%
24
4
8 % May
25%
8
Feb
May
California—
preferred series A
Stock
8
*
Canada
of
1% Mar
10c
of
United Elastic Corp
97%
800
~5%
"i%
1,600
_100
common—50c
*
"5%
Jan
99%
72%
97
•
Omaha
Products
Jan
75
Jan
5%
Apr
7
Jan
89%
x32
May
38%
Apr
Apr
Volume 175
Number 5119
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2205)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
75c
Milk
Products
Last
Range
WEEK ENDED
Shares
Molasses Co
Amer
Low
13%
High
13%
Low
13%
25
New York Curb
NJ RR
United
15
Jan
10%
3%
.100
Sharing
Shoe
Apr
Jan
221
Mar
A
Jan
41%
41%
..25
Specialities
50
38
3% May
4'A
Feb
3,200
42*
40% May
37% Apr
45%
Jan
40
Ohio
Power
3'As
S
Air
U
S
Foil
Conditioning Corp
Co
class
$5
-IOC
Jan
360
Apr
1st preferred
1%
1%
1%
3,800
34%
38%
4,300
8%
8%
600
33% May
7% Jan
50%
8%
B
600
89%
Jan
95
May
9% May
14
Jan
38
1
U S and International
Securities.
with warrants.
94%
93%
95
1
11%
11
11%
1
2%
2%
2%
__50o
1%
1%
1%
1,100
Universal
—10
1%
700
Stores Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil
U S Radiator
U S Rubber
common
Reclaiming Co
6,200
—10
Insurance
Universal Products Co
Jan
2%
with
Public
Service
Safe
Harbor
3 Vis
Jan
1st
9% Mar
5%
Jan
2
92
Feb
2%s
Jan
preferred
Steel
6%
5
C
Gas
"—I
Inc
12%
.20c
12%
5%
-10
Corp 3s
Edison
Spalding
Jan
Starrett
Jan
Stinnes
5% Mar
6%
Jan
85
Feb
85
Feb
Apr
26%
Feb
4,400
1,600
47/b
Apr
750
173/4
Feb
25
14%
Apr
16%
25
"
series
B
Aircraft Co
14 Vis
Apr
7% Mar
May
Jan
Gas
7%
3'As
1970
(A G)
&
(Calif)
$2
&
6%
Bond
Inc
1
Co
Western
Homestead
pfd
2%
26,400
%
50,800
250
5%
Apr
4%
Oils
•
43/s
300
3%
Apr
5
(Hugo)
2nd
111%
Apr
113
Westmoreland
Ltd..
10c
Inc
2%
2%
Wichita
1%
Apr
1%
16%
(Wm)
ex
Aug
l
1
Aug
United
Electric
A7s
with
A7s
ex
5s
3'As
163/4
preferred
..3%
Jan
184
Apr
37% Mar
31'/a Feb
21'/a
Feb
50
22 %
Jan
23%
Feb
500
143/4
Apr
19 %
3,600
3% May
5%
3,200
200
43/4 May
83A May
5% May
8%
7%
5%
2,780
1
3%
23
w
14
14
Jan
7% May
12% Mar
Apr
33A
300
Feb
8%
Feb
11%
~3%
1
conv
1989
pfd
100
Newspaper Machine
1966
Industries
(F W)
American
6%
Inc
Petroleum
Woolworth
$96%
2
Apr
4%
Jan
Agricultural
A
receipts
94
coupon
1953
90
70
94%
$90
92
69
95
70%
70
73
70
$30
1956
June-Deo
1956
$71
$30
-
$100
Mar-Sepl
1964
June-Dec
__
$111
'
101%
Feb-Aug
100
Apr
102%
Jan
13
May
14'/a
Feb
12%
100
11%
Apr
14
Jan
683/4
3,300
26%
Jaa
78 %
Apr
A
4% Mar
5% May
2% May
23/4 May
1% Jan
14,200
ALima
3'A
Apr
1946
New York Curb Exchange
,
Period
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
A 7s
(Col)—
105%
111%
101
102%
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
■
April-Oct
Jan-July
Friday's
'
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan. I
No.
Low
Low
Range SInee
Sold
High
Jan. 1
No.
5s
88%
88%
2
$88'A
High
101%
103%
150
152
June-Deo
1955
88%
90
67%
67%
—
$63
—
May-Nou
1953
6% s
City
__
93
__
Feb-Aug
stamped
(Peru)
6'As
—
Jan-July
stamped
1952
stamped
'
—
—
94
$77%
3
82
88%
96
75%
_.
1958
Mar-Sepl
A
Parana
2'As
to
2008
77%
Due
Janeiro
%s
37
37
1
64%
4
10%
13%
33
..
$42
June-Deo
1947
37
May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Deo
63%
42
63%
$58
$58
__
—
—
—
__
$55
—
June-Deo
—
—
42%
68
—
—
58
85
90%
—
90%
58
6
*
__
90%
63%
42
|44%
__
—
2%s
to
(Republic of) —
interest in 1952;
de
A 5
(Plan A)
reduced
Interest
'12
__
May-Noo
7s
stamped
Interest
$11
(Plan A)—
reduced
(issue of May 1927)
(issue of Oct 1927)
2008
2%%
In
Mar-Sepl
$44
__
—
1953 and
1997
Jan-July
41%
40%
41%
Jan-July
32%
33
198
38%
43%
32%
3%
12
12
2%
35
4%
3%
—
2%
4%
stamped
reduced
ARussian
Low
High
.
__
■
7s
1947
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Rio
Bonds
Bid & Asked
100
111
Municipal Loan—
thereafter.
Week's
Last
98
103%
115
101% 101%
Last
Period
stamped
1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
2%
Friday
Interest
Bank
External
Peru
Interest
101%
•'$105% 107
—
June-Deo
Exchange
April
5%s
External
Maranhao
—
BONDS
91%
90
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AMedellin
100
2U
95%
90%
Feb-Aug
1959
7s
External
Jan
12'/
•
94
92%
$90
Co—
coupon
debentures
Cons
Jan
£1
Ltd
94
94
1953
A 20-year
7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
14%
5s
preference
Wright Hargreaves
98
102
April-Oct
Mortgage
20-year
39%
Ltd—
deposit
97
100
Low
133/4 Mar
65
67%
8
common
98
103
April-Oct
BONDS
36% May
'
.
14
14
98 %
102
102%
Jan-July
coupon
1940
1947
New York Curb
50
__
1
96%
100%
100
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
200
36%
100%
$100
May-Noo
trust
1940 coupon
1947
1
1
f
s
Interest
•
common
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
2
Apr
53/8
5%
2
27
2\l May
4
~7%
•
common
x
3%
1
Co
Inc
Brothers
•
97%
101'A
101
102%
102%
98
101% 101%
101
Feb-Aug
income debentures 1954
Danish
5
Products
Woodley
97%
13
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
% May
5% Mar
30% May
24
Apr
19
May
200
233/a
1
&
170
25
19
1
& Co
C)
(R
Woodall
1970
1946
Service
Dec
Dec
2% Mar
2% May
300
253/4
19
Oil
Corp
Corp—
River
(The)
32
99%
102 %
99%
Jan
yl3/4 Apr
A May
30
5
Winnipeg Elec
Wood
97%
49
102%
99%
Apr
May
12
17,000
184
10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Williams
101% 102%
$101
Hydro-Electric Co—
Feb
113
150
100
Industries—
stamped
Mar
10
113
142
100
102
May
300
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Tablet & Stationery com
•
Westmoreland Coal
20
Whitman
101%
Jan-July
Bros
71%
$98
Friday
Utilities $6
Texas
5%
Apr
200
5%
West
104%
70%
149% 149%
April-Oct
3rd stamped 1946
Feb
2%
1.25
103%
101
Jan
107
1%
12
1
c
Manufacturing
Wilson
3%
6%
Mar
12%
30
t
v
Wentworth
Willson
6
102%
&
preferred
Watch
Baking Co warrants
Wickes
1,000
',
Rights
Ward
6%
100
cumulative
SWaltham
102
—
Electric
Corp Inc 5s coll
(Hugo) Corp—
A6'As
6s
2% May
•
preferred
Waitt
149%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1971
&
High
103'A
$70
1981__.May-Noe
1973
Water
Power 3%s
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union—
*
•
Wagner Baking voting tr ctfs ext
100%
$101 »/a 101 %
Feb-Aug
Gas
3s
Gas
A6%s with
A 5s
*
W
104%
98%
Feb
10
-
5%
21
102%
$30
1965
3s
Washington
Waco
$102
Jan-July
1976
Counties
Southwestern
3%
12%
5%
24
Low
18
Co—
1998
1976
mortgage
42%
Apr
25
—
&
Power
California
Southern
21% May
3
100
—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.
Vogt Manufacturing
Jan. 1
No.
$99'A 100%
•
Co
Petroleum
Venezuela Syndicate
6%
Range Since
Sold
103'/a 103%
1960
1973
A
series D
37% May
1,400
Water
series
3 Vis
Temi
convertible
103%
1960___Apn'I-Oct
coupon
coupon
Electric
ref M 3s
Southern
21% May
50
3%
1
common
1947
debentures
series
A7-4s
$4
April-Oct
Co—
1940
l
1
California
and
Stinnes
Vanadium-Alloys
1968
Bonds
High
Jan
Apr
72%
,
39%
3%
—a
Oct
Oct
50-year 6%
A7-4s
Venezulean
3%s
Jan-July
ex
Apr
2
l'A Mar
—-
—
—10
common
Sugar
Valspar Corp
mortgage
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
1st
United
Utah-Idaho
1st
1970
Piedmont
Southern
U
Bid & Asked
May
13
38%
1
common
H Mar
11%
__25
common-
a™
4
a
4
..10
Machinery
Preferred
United
4
210%
200
_25
common
preferred
United
Apr
30
218% 218%
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
Ltd—
& Canal
Week's
Last
Period
Low
A6%s
Profit
Friday
Interest
Exchange
High
13% Mar
dep rets ord registered-
United
23
BONDS
Range Shice Jan. 1
participating preferred
United
MAY
for Week
of Prices
•
common
FOR
Sales
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
United
Week's
(Plan A)—
2%
2012
to
Jan-July
1919
1921
—
32%
3%
June-Dec
Government 6'As
„
—
$3%
•
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Boston
Elec
Steel
Edison
3%s
Power
6s
Aug
2%s
1970
102% 102%
152
1970
June-Deo
98
98
5
1947-1978
series
June-Deo
Quar-Feb
Jan-July
91%
92
21
1998
1
A
3
152
10
96%
99%
91
M
Chicago Transit Authority—
3%s
series
revenue
of
,
*
No
value,
par
delivery transaction (not Included In year's range). d Ex-Interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range). t Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included In year's range).
r Transaction for cash
(not Included in year's range),
xEx-divldend. yEx-rights, zEx-llquldatlng dividend.
$Friday's bid
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of
1st
N J
A Bonds
Division—
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
A 1st
Eastern Gas
Fuel
&
May-Nor
Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mfg Co—
A6Y2S with Nov 1 1940 coupon
Nov
ex
1
1947
Finland Residential Mtge
5s
Mountain
Guantanamo
A 6s
A
&
series
certificates
Isarco
102%
107%
108
—
asked
prices;
no
sales
being
transacted
during
current week.
§ Reported In receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w I," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
$30
70
—
70%
1963
$71
June-Deo
74
67
$100% 103
71
99
102
47
--
on)
1958
Jan-July
$61%
Jon-July
Jan-July
51
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Average
deposit 1958
65
51
$51
(35 Stocks)
55
$71
"1
51
..
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
A 7s
of
63%
58%
RR—
A
(coupon
Ex-coupon market
6%
May-Noe
69%
51%
100%
and
being traded flat.
Bank—
3%s
Western
8
r: 1
54%
$70
Mar-Sept
Power
62%
101% 101%
J108
108%
May-Nov
1981
stamped
Green
1953
1953
coupon
61%
J53
Jan-July
Mar-Sepl
Elmira
A6%s
62%
May
3%s 1965
Deferred
a
with
Nov
1
1940
A6%%
Altalian
liquidating trust ctfs
Superpower 6s 1903
Midland
Date—
at
4%
to
mortgage
6%s
90
80%
67
91
7
76
3
80
82
102% 103%
21
May-Noo
101%
104%
v
1953
45.06 May
20
45.73
21
22
46.08
High
50.72 Sep
17
23
46.30
Low
43.37 Jan
2
90
Jan-July
90
9
80
listed
on
are
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
The SEC Index of stock
stocks
for
industry
the
week
ended
compared
groups
=
100):
1952-
Percent
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Total
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
40
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
93.59
49.11
100.13
98.55
101.20
96.28
99.35
98.84
Durable Goods _J—
180.2
Non-durable
241.7
Bonds
:';i
1:
Composite
Manufacturing
May
May
17
19
260.06
93.44
49.16
100.14
93.61
101.20
96.26
99.46
98.88
May
20
261.26
94.22
49.53
100.77
98.66
101.17
96.32
99.54
98.92
21
261.78
94.89
49.68
101.14
98.55
101.23
96.49
99.44
98.92
22
263.33
96.58
49.72
102.03
98.53
101.30
96.60
99.39
98.95
Utility
Trade, Finance
May
23
263.27
96.13
49.83
101.91
98.58
101.26
96.64
99.23
98.93
Mining
May 17,'52
Goods
Change
Hlgh
—0.6
198.2
214.0
—0.8
225.4
May 10,'52
189.2
190.4
212.2
Transportation
May
May
follows (1939
10
30
259.88
Range for 1961
prices based on the closing prices of 265 common
May 17, 1952, for the composite and by major
with the preceding week and with highs and
lows for the current year are as
-Bonds
10
Date
45.89
SEC Index of Stock Prices
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
Stocks
—
'
96
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
1
92%
80%
49.67 Jan 30
Low
45.68
May
71%
April-Oct
England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
69%
38
Jan-July
1963
New
A 1st
69%
High
45.67
May
Valley RR—
Extended
69%
Closing
19
May
$30
17
May
—
Mar-Nor
May
May
1952
coupon
Nov 1 1947 coupon 1952
Italian Power Realization Trust—
ex
^
—
Low
188.5
211.6
183.0
—1.5
187.6
177.9
242.6
—0.4
260.5
240.4
—0.9
221.4
204.3
213.9
and Service
215.8
116.6
201.0
+ 0.4
117.6
201.7
—0.3
210.4
190.5
278.8
283.6
—1.7
306.9
235.0
116.1
115.8
33
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(2206)
268,550
$617,000
780,080
1,859,000
1,145.620
2,505,000
369,500
Wednesday
Thursday
1,209,010
2,884.000
378,000
1.361,647
2,086,000
265,000
Friday
1,153,180
3,224,000
Bonds
220,000
2,159,800
2,874,500
3,262,000
3,132,000
3,444,000
~
1 000
*,$5,000
$1,573,300
$13,935,000
5,918,067
Total
*$4,000
•
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
Monday
$4,000
28,000
314,07*
126,000
U.
."SmSZT
13,955,000
36,000
7,000
13,000
18,000
78.000
36,000
46,000
18,000
100,000
..31,000
13,000
10,000
54,000
$194,000
$238,000
$67,000
$499,000
.
349,700
Total
,
1,785,675
of
Stocks—No.
Total
378,002,600
$285,073,790
$17,728,100
_
94,000
sharea
Jan. 1 to
May 23
1952
1951
'
May 23
1951
'
1,785,675
1,630,225
53,533,596
49.136,438
$194,000
$514,000
$5,087,000
$9,689,000
238,000
121,000
5,504,000
4,393,000
67,000
16,000
2,337,000
864,000
$499,000
$651,000
$12,928,000
$14,946,000
Bonds
Domestic
147,000
38,991,000
254,488,500
16,295,600
$15,533,300
Railroad
166,000
51,000
47,000
327,350
$1,961,000
309,000
30,178,240
wwis!
—
12,000
354,035
Week Ended
215,717,893
$98,050
"tTnnn
sssasr- Ban*
$7,000
316,615
Thursday
Friday
.
Government
S.
Bonds
—
1952
Bonds
Total
;
$2,000
—
»
23
1901
142,002,119
8,967,550
Corporate
Bonds
$1,000
Jan. 1 to May
1952
1951
5,918,067
shares
Stocks—No. of
Foreign
Government
123,810
Tuesday ~m
Wednesday
$15,533,300
—
Week Ended May 23
1952
Week Ended May 23,1952
Saturday
»
„
Foreign
Domestic
of
$661,000
296,800
Tuesday
(Number
$44,000
Monday
Exchange
Stocks
Bond
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Saturday
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
Sharea
Week Ended May 23, 1952
United States
Int'l
Railroad
and Miacel.
of
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocka
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Number
.
$419,101,600
*—w—a
,
Foerign government
Foreign corporate
.
Total
•
9
——
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR
RANGE
WEEK ENDED MAY
23
Friday
Boston Stock
Sales
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
stocks
'.V::*
Tel
American
27%
50
Anaconda Copper
Boston
&
Boston
100
Albany RR
Stamped
paid
paid
$50
Eastern Gas
Fuel
16%
Apr
16%
Apr
265
7%
Jan
7%
Feb
27%
170
7%
8
preferred adjustment
Steamship Lines Inc
24 % Apr
110
100%
99
101
23
13%
14%
7%
28
Stores
—
Apr
22 Va
113%
Jan
28%
Apr
Jan
Gillette
Safety Razor Co
Island Creek
Kennecott
Coal
14%
218
13 %
15%
Apr
Jan
183
41
May
53%
Jan
40%
50
40
May
44%
30
28
May
37%
Jan
22%
600
20%
39%
470
34% Mar
x38%
Copper
85
23
Jan
Apr
40% May
Federated
N
Y
67
19%
17% May
Drill
United
Fruit
United
Shoe
Co
-
Machinery
common
U S Rubber Co new
—
&
Waldorf
Mass
System
Co
Ry
—
—~—:
18%
624
17%
211
Jan
Inc
99c
8% Mar
5%
100
7 17'A Jan
27%
633
23'A
Jan
31%
840
29%
Apr
38%
27
62%
1,438
42 Va
780
24%
120
24
May
60
103
9%
5Vt May
1,202
May
41 V8
103
Oil
J)
Carey
44
64%
Roller
Gas
&
:—_
*
common_8%
Electric
Preferred
Cincinnati
C
N
O
———
Machine—
T P preferred
Street Railway.
Milling
&
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
45Vb
Cohen
(Dan)
Motors
Day
Mich.
&
.
.
Dow
16%
—
•
32%
10
100
11%
107
Low
S.
„
—
38
20%
10
Kroger
*
Lunkenheimer
&
G
new
Randall
Rapid
U.
.
S.
34 %
__
"B"
3.
—
Printing
High
LOW
103
23%
16%
16%
227
16
18
206
American
—L_
"
Airlines
32%
107
15%
2%
5
38%
100
32%
107
6%.
72%
28
50
2%
240
Feb
Apr
18%
Apr
Jan
5
Mar
40
94%
Jan
32% May
;
104
'
15%
Jan
18
3%
35
574
27
16%
6
2,590
Apr
Apr
High
37% May
25
457
•
5 %
72
Mar
Apr
May
15% Mar
2%
Feb
%
100
36%
107
7%
76
Apr
Apr
Jan
Mav
Feb
Mar
15% May
3
Jan
38
38
33
36
:
Apr
38
May
7
100
6
*
Jan
7
Mar
55
19
20%
20%
May
25
37%
550
34
May
50%
Jan
50
160
48
Feb
27
40
26 Va
Jan
27% Mav
31%
Jan
35% May
22
Jan
25% Mar
51
Jan
35 y8
35.%
23
23
62%
63%
122
62 Va May
68%
Apr
14%
14%
15
235
12% Feb
15%
75
12%
110
21%
22
170
_50
50%
50%
*
Armco Steel
Oil
10,
new
19
Rights
^
16
3
see
page *3.
1314
1314
1514
jg%
30
155% 156%
169
—35%
19
__
Avco
For footnotes
—
7%
47%
32%
38% May
97
43% May
43%
11
61%
-
Feb
48 V4
Jan
151
.
10%
Jan
11% May
130
lll/4
■62'A
73%
57%
Apr
64 Va
Jan
Jan
37%
38 Va
174
373/4
Apr
42
44.
37%
44
44%
35
42%
Apr
44 Va May
-
Members
New York Stock
New
Exchange
Stock Exchange
York Curb Exchange
Midwest Stock
Ford Building
Exchange
DETROIT
Telephone:
WOodward 2-5525
is%
1/256
7
36%
70
400
19
31
1/64
84
71/4
135
Sales
Week's
11%
Apr
13%
Jan
21% May
32
49%
50% May
Jan
12%
15%
Apr
16%
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
-
Allen
Mar
Jan
Low
Electric
American
,V'
*
~2%
Davidson
II__.
Bros—"
&
Edison
Chemical
Gemmer
Jan
1
34%
34%
209
33 Vb
Jan
Jan
35% Mar
,
2%
200
Apr
2%
Feb
.203
13%
Apr
14%
Apr
25
500
24
Jan
26 Va
Feb
35 %
216
35
Jan
36
Jan
5%
,5%
9%
100
23 Va
23%
8,148
2 Va
'
*
1
_
3%
1
_
47c
9
-
9 Vb
May
.
Jan
Apr
Mar
24
■
2% Mar
Apr
6%
Jan
I8V4
Feb
2%
36c
6V4
560
3,155
54%
10
Jan
5%
400 *•.
6%
1,470
6%
Jan
14% May
5,830
47c
6%
Apr
8j/4
23
2
7
100
8%
6%
,
200
3%
47c
5%
>
1,400
54%
1
—
2 %
15
3 Vb
2
280
5%
5%
14%
a_1
Feb
3% May
Feb
Jan
54c
8%
7l/4 May
Jan
13 Vt
Apr
Jan
'
common
Gerity-Michigan
5
Corp
Brewing
Graham-Paige
3%
"
50 Va
_
Oil
&
3%
7%
7%
417
2%
2%
120
3 Vb
3Vb
400
4
4
100
4
7%
7%
250
7%
_i
__
Chemical
Lamp
1
a
5
"
Feb
55% May
5% Jan
-
3% May
ICO
1
1
Goebel
Hall
8%
9%
Manufacturing
Lakes
Apr
13%
5%
Industries
General-Motors
Great
6%
23%
7
—
Detroit Steel Corp common
Frankenmuth Brewing
Wood
100
7. 5%
1
„7_— —20
—
Detroit Gray Iron
Gar
Jan
6%
2 %
Cleveland. Navigation..—5
Detroit-MiGhigan Stove
Friars
14%
24%
-10
■_
Power
Detroit
Apr
3
35%
Paper
Detroit
3Va
13%
120
3
13%
Company
Consumers
High
Mar
450
3
34%
Brown-McLaren ' Mfg-
Consolidated
Low
13%
6%
Big Bear Markets
Briggs Manufacturing
Budd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
3
"til—I—2
Metal Prod-
7%
,
..
2%
3%
Feb
May
Jan
8
Apr
:
,
Apr
4%
•
Feb
3%
2% May
Jan
"
Higbie
Mfg
preferred
Hoover Ball &
7%
_
Bearing
16%
Hurd
Lock
&
Feb
16%
157%
Feb
•"'35% May
17% May
1/256 May
47% Mar
King-Seeley
22%
Kysor
Heater
Masco
Screw
Mfg
14%
15
_
5
16%
7%
15
100
7 Vt
Jan
12%
Feb
3 %
—
19 V*
16% May
640
600
3%
400
7%
-
7% May
Apr
7%
500
22%
.
8 V4
15
37
3% May
Jan
ADr
May
8
Mar
Jan
May
7%
1
Hudson Motor Car
156.>?
41 % May
-
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Apr
210
12
100
Jan
71
50
43 Vb
10
Jan
34
49
•
1
—
Radiator
Telephone & Telegraph
Jan
Apr
42%
38j/b
62 Va
•
.
—a—
Howell Electric Motors
American
89 Va Mar
38%
11
«
Par
Stocks-
American
Ashland
5
38
*
common
Preference
Unlisted
5
a
'
_•
—
Range Since Jan. 1
r
G2%
•
Jan
Jan
85%
Friday
23
__
•
common
22%
74%
10
Sale Price
27
*
15
140
42%
'
..1
STOCKS
7
♦
—
Mar
78
a
Steel
Sales
25 Va
6
10
Hobart
26
80%
Detroit Stock Exchange
25
72
€
Art
24%
80%
75%
a
Exchange
Week's
6%
Gibson
24%
78.
Jan
72%
Formica Ins
Apr
Jan
40%
25
Picher
14
B
Apr
100
_*
Eagle
P
38%
—100
common
Jan
-10
—
Jan
Mar
17%
—
50
Guar...
12%
24%
Apr
35
Shares
—•
Crosley
278
.25
1—
Carbide
Jan
26%
115
xll
50
Tel
13%
Bearing:—
Toledo Edison
Union
Jan
80
of Prices
*
—
Cincinnati
13%
for Week
20
Churngold Corp.
Jan
13%
Jan
686
Range
————* "
10
—
40 %
Jan
36%
"
Brewing
Burger
Jan
.25
l.
_
——
27% May
Jan
40% May
Last
Laundry
34%
„5
new.—
(Ohio)
33%
38% May
56% Mar
Sale Price
American
90
Mar
11%
Friday
Par
38%
—.
(Ind)
(N
Jan
6%
20
35%
Cincinnati Stock
<
37%
Jan
11%
STOCKS
Jan
38%
Feb
20 Va
18 Vt
103
36%
12.50
235
18% May
Feb
60%
*
Westinghouse Electric Corp
7
,
3/64 May
May
17%
x24
'
25%
111% Mar
55c
9
Oil
Oil
1/64 May
107% May
14% Feb
500
8%
Timken
Brands
U.
65c
41 Va>
25
5% May
.15
—
Co———
Wooiworth
31VB
100
Apr
Jan
Vacuum
12c
18
_5
.1.40
'
Vermont
Apr
4%
13% Mar
65
61%
•
60
Jan
21% Mar
270
5
a
—
5%
Jan
47%
Detroit
Twist
.
Feb
543/4
56
Jan
45,362
—
57
Jan
32%
Jan
38%
•
235
5%
55%4'
*4%
21
Feb
8c
3/64
—•
83
*
.-.
Apr
Jan
Feb
11%
800
18 VB
:'\
7
18
Feb
26%
.
100
42%
112
5%
7,^
19%
-
51
Jan
102
30
18 Vb
8%
25
•19
J art
34%
25 Vb May
Standard
65c
2.50
V1
_*
17%
20
.
Studebaker
107% 109 Va
-18%
May
31
Jan
1/64
50
25
3 6%
15% Mar
56
44%
Jan
109 Va
2.50
10
25%
52%
91%
Jan
a—
32% May
16%
25
26%
20
Apr
—
75
16%
:—5
44%
Jan
100
Union
Jan
55% May
Feb
52%
16%
13
Co
60 Va
50
25%
70 % May
89
48%
Webster Inc——
Jan
55 % Mar
Jan
—,—.——
402
77'
Jan
York, New Haven & Hartford__100
&
41 Va
Feb
—
>
Roebuck
19%
6,200
Stone
37"%
!
Schenley Industries - —
76%
10c
Torrington
3
Sinclair.:——-—v—---1—«—
Sears
Standard
Feb
.
39%
"
Standard
10%
£
50 Va Mar
39%
'*
Standard
41%
—
91%
Packard
Feb
13 V4
Association
35% Mar
Apr
47% May
<
—
.'.
Jan
80
Quincy Mining Co
Feb
80%
3
Tel
&
Central
39 %
10c
Shawmut
33%
86
35
'
10%
160
Pennsylvania RR
179
85%
47%
33
33% Mar
45%
5
Jan
Jan
85 %
34%
32%
Apr
105% 105%
■.
16%
47%
*
Tel
19%
■7—
Mar
—5
Harvester
International
75 Va
-r.
ADr
30% Mar
5
;»
International
Jan
12%
Mining
>'
Jan
Feb
Apr
—5
86
9%
12%
Rexall Drug Co.-
7
29 3/8
248
34 Vb May
12%
Butte
15
55 Va
30 Vb
19 Va
North
216
59%
20
45
Tel.—
15%
59 VB
55
19%
&
15
54%
432
13 Va
Tel
76%
112%
55%
9%
20
England
Feb
97% May
62
59%
34%
_1
Rights
68%
200
30%
*
31%
New England
New
25
74%
74%
101 % 102
102
5
34%
—
National Service Cos
New
36% May
30%
Department Stores..
Southern
1
_.
Jan
Electric
Jan
•
Electric System-
33%
Motors
60%
Ass'n.a
Nash-Kelvinator
30
General
Feb
Corp_aa
Racing
36%
...
54 V8
<
Na/ragansett
35%
10
Auto-Lite
9%
A
•
100
5
40%
Gas
1,112
60
31 Va
'
.—100
fc preferred
Mathieson Chemical
58%
59 Va
50c
Maine Central RR common.:
Jan
Jan
22
39%
42%
28
22 Vt
*
1
1
new
Co
333/4
————-
National Distillers —:»
40
-•
Hathaway Bakeries
10
25
Pont
Socony
General Electric
35%
Jan
10
96% May
25
Mar
41
42
•
Eastern
National
8
23
100
100
100
preferred B
5%
50
7%
Ry—
Street
1st preferred series A
35%
Dayton. Power & Light
du
Electric
54
_II'5
——
Ohio Oil "
6%
First
Feb
Columbia
High
Apr
48%
Products
City
Low
48
48%
25
Service
Cities
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
Ohio——
Chesapeake &
Chrysler Corp
Low
Feb
47%
Associates-
6%
Shares
General
*
Mass
Jan
26%
26%
5
Common
Eastern
120
Jan
45%
Jan
16%
*
Co
&
116%
56
16%
10
Service
Range
175
1,665
Feb
Jan
37
42% May
640
47
157%
7%
*
Trust
Hecla
&
Calumet
Cities
Copper
Apr
45
46%
16%
100
100
_
Personal Prop
Boston
46%
High
Apr
25
Paciiic
Canadian
Railway—
Elevated
Stamped $40
153
35
118% 120
119'/a
25
Edison
Boston
3,371
28%
42 Vt
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
154% 156%
156
100
—_.
for Week
*
Bethlehem Steel
High
Low
Par
-
Tel
&
American Woolen
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Week's
Last
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Exchange
152
6%
Jan
Apr
3/64 May-
7%
Feb
Iron
Rite
i
Inc
...
-
1
_
_
567
4%
4%
400
4%
Apr
2%
2%
100
2%
Apr
3
Jan
2
2%
2%
100
2%
Apr
3VB
Jan
23%
21%
-
—
-
Products
National Stamping
Feb
23%
1
1
:
Co
7% May
—23 % Mav
7% Mav
_
_
5 Vt
Jan
Number 5119
175
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2207)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
Last
Range
Shares
,
Par
Packard
Park
Motor
Car
Peninsular Metal
Rickel
iFred
(H
River
Rudy
Bt
W)
Raisin
Products com
1
CoJ
<fe Co
Manufacturing
Scotten-Dlllon
Sheller
common
common.—__1
United
States
Walker
&
—I-
Radiator
Company
P/o
170
2'%
Jan
4
1%
1%
12%
14'/4
13%
11*
__
1%
1
978
Oil
Company
& Laughlin Steel
11 Vi
1%
&
Kennecott
Jan
jvem
Power
Lane-Wells Co
Lincoln
Libby
Feb
Los Angeles Stock
Jan
Lockheed
15
Jan
Loew's
Feb
1%
Friday
Week's
2
&
Inc
Range
Par
Alleghany Corp
Allied
&
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Co
(Un)
I
(Un)
American
Airlines
Inc
American
Can
(new)
"
•
a50%
11
1
'
,
\
,
Power
Radiator
&
&
Light
St
(Un)
San
Smelting & Refining
American
Tel
Tel
Co
American
Viscose
Woolen
Co
2 5%
(Un)
h
'
•
12%
Apr
17% May
Nordon
29
May
North
% May
25% Mar
North
Northern
Pacific
16%
Northrop
—25
65%
—
Bandini
Ohio
&
Bros
Ienguet Cons Mining
65%
39% May
65%
153%
195
50
44%
915
61%
,
26
Jan
49% Mar
Apr
,
34%
35%
225
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,
Central
Edison
Pacitic
35% May
a3%
—
Jan
10
American
Pacific
83 % Mar
•
_
Ohio
10%
-I
90%
22%
Feb
>
75c
(Un)
Jan
Jan
May
7
Apr
7%
(Un)__*
Corp
Amer
Oceanic
36%
Jan
74 Y* Mar
35%
74
53"%
22%
5
Supply
York
Ohio
55%
36
New
Feb
41 %
140
150
a83
National
67
Apr
"■
Jan
42% May x
a35% a36%
(Un)__ .100
(Un)
3%
157
Apr
a80%
Co—
Corp
143
1,310
a36%
-13
Cons
Aviation
Jan
a82 %
_
Corp common
Barnhart-Morrow
Bendix
__
Railroad
Petroleum
Barker
15% Mar
—10
(Un)
Securities (Un)
Baltimore
22
—50
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
100
155
42%
Refining (new-) (Un)
-10
Manufacturing Corp (Un)____ —.3
Baldwin
A May
820
a30% a30 %
—
(Un). —50
Atlantic
Avco
•
28% May
7,696
16
154%
•
•
(Un)___
Aircraft
A
a39% a41%
Jl'J*
'
(Un)
National Distillers Prod Corp
\ National Gypsum Co
Jan
97
145
53
6%
92 %c
»
Inc
I
53
2% May
780
28
a75%a77%
3
Corp
Apr
a25% a25%
a41%
.100
(Un)
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Armeo Steel Corp
(Un;
Atchison Topeka & S F
3% Mar
Nash-Kelvinator
48
"15%
(Un)_*
(Un)
Corp
American
Jan
(Un)
Co
&
(Un)
350
(Un)
American
8c
a
h
High
-
Co
Utilities
Inc
Jan
A
American
Airier
South
77
28%
1,859
al8
_1
:—_
Feb
28%
Feb
5%
1
Co
70
.
18%
4%
__
1
Petroleum
50
Rights
■>
2%
Jan
4"% May
17% Mar
258
1
...
Montgomery Ward
100
36%
May
28
53%
1
176
a
al3% al3%
—_
(Un)____ —25
Mfg
Motoiuia
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3
68%
May
27c
al7%
1
70%
a
Jan
27
Mar
7
Corp
L)
a49% a50%
a70%
25%
13c
28
__
.1
Co
a2%
a2%
•
(Un)
Middle
High
3
-Z—
_
_
Dye
Co
Low
—10
(Un)
Chemical
Menasco
Shares
21% May
10c
*
(Un)..
Co
(Un)
Merchants
for Week
of Prices
405
5%
___•
(Glenn
High
2,900
a22%a22%
8.75
—._*
(Un)
Oil
Low
22c
__
2.50
Libby
Aircraft
Range Since Jan. I
High
22c
Mar
Sales
Last
1
Co
Petroleum
13%
Exchange
Sale Price
Gold
a22%
1
—.—
McNeill
Magnavox
Juneau
Low
22c
Chemical.
Juand
Mascot
Alaska
Shares
...10
(Un)
Light (Un)
Corp (Un%
Copper
County
Jan
15
1,735
Kansas
Martin
STOCKS
for Week
10c
Corp
15 y2
9% May
&
tvitioer-Frazer
12% May
16% Jan
12% May
100
Aluminum
Jan
2y8
Feb
Kaiser
Jan
1%
Feb
14'/a
*
Jones
Jan
9
1% May
360
15
1%
:
Jan
215
Jan
5
Feb
895
*
11%
15
1%
8 V2
100
123/4
13%
*
310
1,783
14%
—-
,
Jade
May
4%
4 '/2 Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Mar
9
1
Wayne Screw Products
57
1%
"
__l
common
Apr
Feb
1%
__
-
__1
common
3V2
54%
9
1%
10
.
Manufacturing
Udylite Corporation
100
31o
bbu
Week's
Last
Par
5% May
3V2
1%
—_—1
4,/s May
12,719
47/'s
.,
Friday
High
56'A
9
\
—5
—.
Low
5%
4%
—
—2
..
23
Sale Price
3 '.2
—
1
Paper J.
MAY
STOCKS
56%
P/a
__
*
,
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
5V«
1
Parke Davis
Prophet
Low
*
Chemical
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
Week's
43% a43%
20
—
15%
a—
Jan
Feb
—
May
15%
Jan
38"% Mar
43 %
Feb
35%
39%
Jan
10%
Jan
43%
F 'v
Apr
8"% Mar
42 %
Apr
44% May
44"% May
35
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2208)
.
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1952
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MAY
23
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
tor Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Midwest Stock
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Bale Price
Par
27%
300
5
BaU & Roller Bearing-
Affiliated
7%
7%
350
7
7%
7%
350
7% Mar
12%
1
(III)
9
Jan
Knapp Monarch Co.——
8%
Jan
Kropp Forge Co
9%
100
8% May
650
Jan
Laclede Gas Co
1,000
27% May
12% May
34
13%
16%
Jan
200
20
21% May
Steel
Armco
(111)
45'/a
common
Co
Manufacturing
Asbestos
-50
10
—5
(Un)_.
Co
Co
&
Feb
45%
900
Jan
500
May
35% May
55%
36
41 %
Jan
10%
600
9% May
12%
Washer
Corp
1%
1%
100
42
1%
Jan
18%
5,200
17 y8 May
23% Mar
1/64
7%
47,300
1/128 May
7%
3/64 May
8% Jan
1%
—3
7
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton——
7%
—13
—
10%
7
50
1% May
2
Jan
7%
1,300
7
7%
Feb
————5
Co (Un)
.IP
Berghoff Brewing Corp———
.1
10%
400
17
17%
47%
Corp
Aviation
50
1%
47%
10%
17
10
Mfg Co
187a
18
13 Va
1,500
16% Jan
18 7a May
Co common—«
Printing
Lindsay
Light &
Lion Oil
Apr
Jan
10
Feb
1,150
17
May
100
46
Apr
Mar
11
21%
53%
Marshall
McKee
Field
&
(Arthur
_
..
Medusa
Portland
Middle
Miller
Hart
&
Inc
Jan
Mississippi
Corp (Un)———*
Manufacturing Co
——1
47%
47%
300
46% May
54%
Jan
Monroe
Chemical
17
17
100
17
Apr
19%
Apr
Montgomery Ward
Booth
Fisheries
Vi May
13%
Jan
Muter
18
Jan
Jan
—5
13%
13%
13%
650
12
Borg (George W) Corp-——10
Borg-Warner Corp ———5
16%
16%
16%
650
Apr
15
May
16
Apr
73/4
772
73/4
1,100
70
70
100
15%
61%
Jan
70
Mar
46
45%
46
100
44
Jan
47
Jan
20%
20
23
300
20
May
23
May
200
13%
17%
Feb
14%
Apr
29% Mar
35%
Jan
13%
17%
17%
300
15% May
17'A May
13%
13%
500
12%
Illinois
Securities
193/a
100
19
Apr
72
100
67
May
92
Jan
407a
407a
700
40 ya May
45
Mar
2%
407a
27a
100
20% Jan
Apr
2%
3% Mar
Jan
27
257/a
25
257a
2,100
2574
257a
240
24% May
2574 May
257a May
—
3772
377a
150
36% May
4072 Mar
4
678
678
200
8%
Jan
•
23 3^
237a
24
1,600
207a
Apr
3%
4
1,750
3%
Apr
47a
3674
37
900
34%
Jan
37%
Feb
2674
2674
50
25
Apr
2672
Jan
447a
447a
100
44
Jan
477a
36
36
36
125
34
Mar
5972
587a
597a
800
87a
87a
87a
200
587a May
7% Jan
87a
——1
10
...
37
—25
■
'
j
$3.50
Co
&
pref
Co
"~~50c
Company—
Nash-Kelvinator
Corp
67a
100
87a
5% Mar
6 3/4
Jan
974
24
Feb
May
Jan
(Un)
193/4
36
Jan
9%
Feb
1974
19%
1,000
407a
407a
100
7%
400
3974 May
7% May
43
774
183/4
...
Jan
May
66 7a
19 V*
800
18%
21V*
Apr
18
21% Mar
'
National
Standard
National
Tile
Co
10
Mfg.
&
1
York Central RR
New
Feb
18
Mar
Jan
North
American
1,——'
*
(Un)
Car
North
American
Co
Jan
Jan
97a Feb
Jan
150
17%
17%
17%
27
200
33%
Feb
40%
2%
17%
1774
173/4
1,850
16%
Feb
1874
Jan
10
21%
217a
213/8
7,600
19%
Jan
217a
Apr
10
10
10
Jan
Northern
Illinois Corp
States
Apr
2V* Mar
Corp.—__ --—10
(Un)
Northern
-
■
com—5
(Minn)
100
974
Jan
11%
103/4
1174
2,100
10%
Jan
38%
377a
38%
1,150
34% Mar
13/64 15/64
47,200
'
_.—...
Power
•
Bancorporation
——
'
Jan
Feb
2
700
16%
Apr
Rights
Oak
Jan
Ohio Edison Co
--
——
-
Jan
17%
May
Apr
15/64 May
16
8
-
32
117a Mar
397a
15%
16
1,300
15%
Jan
163/{i Mar
34%
—1
Mfg Co
27
27
150
26% Mar
27% Mar
Packard
15%
15%
100
14%
16%
Pan
5
10%
10%
100
10 y8 May
35%
36%
1,100
Cherry Burrell Corp——,
Chesapeake & Ohio
Jan
193/a
•
.
.
(Un)————1
Products
87a
34
34%
1,100
33% Jan
347s Mar
5%
22,400
Corp—
—*
preference—
$1.50 convertible
Certain-teed
1,000
2%
5
& South
Central
36%
2%
50c
Brewing Corp
—
West Corp—.—
Centlivre
Central
35%
2%
Jan
1774 Mar
Jan
19%
30
15%
1,000
14
29%
137a
250
14
29%
(Un)
——-25
Biscuit—_——
1
Pacific
Canadian
7% May
18
70
■
—
Cement
Portland
Northwest
Carr-Consolidated
8% Mar
300
-
Fuel
River
Binks
17%
9,200
250
■
15
83/4
167a
Jan
Bethlehem Steel
Brothers common——
87a
157a
Mfg Co..—
Butler
Jan
Apr
37/a May
1672
»
Co
common
Modine
2.50
Budd Company
———.
•
Burkhart (F)
Manufacturing
-8
Burlington Mills Corp—————1
Burroughs Adding Machine
——*
8%
4 V*
15
*
Utilities
South
Missouri
Co-
Jan
100
600
—
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mickelberry's Food Products
Feb
L)
Jan
5Va
474
4
87a
*
Cement
1% Mar
(E
Jan
4%
474
4
Apr
16%
_
common
7 Vb
Bruce
Mar
917a
common—1*
Co
G)
1%
*
23
70% May
15
*
Lonergan Mfg class B
5% May
J)
183% May
500
4%
—1
Co
Chemical
100
(E
Jan
1,200
7
Lincoln
500
& Sons
11
20%
767a
4
-10
.—
Libby
1%
Brach
8
18%
7572
*
5%
Corp
100
183/4
—4
(Un)
1%
5%
9
Jan
76%
*
Leath & Co common
5%
Benguet Consol Mining
-M
29 7e Mar
•
1% Mar
18%
3
Co—
38%
Jan
Jan
9%
4
Products Corp
Avco
Bendix
Apr
157%
1/128
Automatic
Belden
16%
Apr
15% Mar
153%
42%
Rights w i
Mfg
1,300
2,600
35%
10%
1
1
i
Ashland Oil & Refin new ccm w
A they
16
154% 155%
195%
Mining (Un).
Anaconda Copper
Armour
.—100
Apr
27
*
Lamson & Sessions Co..
21%
15%
16
(Un)__—*
& Tel Co
American Tel
27%
900
...
Libby McNeil &
American Bad & Stand San
300
28%
Jan
8%
28%
Jan
2974
287a
„33%C
21%
III1
American Investment Co
Apr
277b
28%
9
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Kennecott Copper Corp
8»/4
—
High
2974
Co—
Jan
30
12%
*
—
(Un)_
American Airlines
25% May
27%
1
Equip—.
Gas
Laboratories
Allied
Katz Drug
High
Low
267a
—5
——
Low
.1
Chemical—
&
Kansas City Power Sc LightKansas Power & Light (Un) — —'8/75
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—10
Advanced Alum Castings;
Aetna
Low
Banre Since Jan. 1
High
•
Alum
Kaiser
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Week's
Low
Par
compilation of the round-lot transactions only.
A
Acme Steel Co
STOCKS
Exchange
—
36%
(Un)————25
.
Jan
33%
Jan
Apr
12 y« Mar
36% May
15% May
15%
15%
500
15
19
19
400
15%
Jan
20%
20%
300
19%
59 Ve
59 y8
100
50 V*
74 y8
75%
1,200
68 V*
99
99
100
97% May
22%
22%
300
22 Vb May
81%
Chicago & Southern Air Lines Inc.—*
Corp common—
1
81%
150
80
Jan
84
Car
(Un)
World
Pictures
5%
*
Patterson-Sargent
Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
0
4%
Apr
53/8 May
Jan
10
200
200
9% Apr
25% Feb
11%
26 %
26
200
26
May
27
Apr
8
6%
6%
18%
5
_
4%
26
1
10
26%
10
Airways (Un)—1
(Un)_.
18%
6%
300
18%
3,600
6%
30
Mar
Mar
7a
Jan
20 Va
Jan
10%
Apr
Mar
Jan
Motor
American
Paramount
Chicago
May
19
May
Feb
24
Mar
Jan
59 Vb May
Feb
76% May
113% Jan
—50
9%
17% Mar
8%
10
700
34%
35%
200
33% May
55%
55%
200
48%
13%
13%
100
12%
30
30%
60%
60%
27%
10
3373c
27%
25%
26
Feb
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul &
*
Pacific Ry common
Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ry Co...*
Chrysler Corp———
25
Service
Cities
10
Co——
22%
Iron common-———1
Cleveland Cliffs
preferred
4%%
75%
——100
1
.—
26%
Jan
Phelps Dodge Corp new common—12 %
Phillips Petroleum Co
*
Potter Co
Public
Pure
(The)———.—.
Service
Oil
Co
of
Co
Indiana
(Un)—
13%
1
com„_*
♦
...
19%
19%
19%
100
18% Mar
25
Quaker Oats Co
5
26
26
26
100
24% Mar
29
Jan
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
•
(The) Co Inc———— —5
—*
Columbia Gas System (Un)__—
15%
15%
15%
900
15
16%
Jan
Rexall
Commonwealth Edison common.——25
32
31%
32%
3,100
30%
Jan
33
35%
35%
600
34%
Jan
36%
Apr
Clinton
Foods
Inc
—
Coleman
Consumers
Power
Continental
Motors
Curtiss-Wright
*
Co—.
(Un)
IIIIl
Corp—_—
Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)
Dr
Pepper
Dodge
Co
Corp
Dow Chemical
Kodak
Eastman
Mills
of
600
12
Jan
Jan
10
May
11
Feb
12
May
8%
200
10%
Feb
13%
Feb
100
32
Apr
35
Jan
50
265
May
265
May
265
265
23%
22% May
23%
100
43%
700
43
Apr
27
130
Jan
140
12%
12%
100
-5
11%
12
12
8%
-10
500
14%
St
Louis
7%
57%
3,000
8%
850
National
Sangamo
—5
—5
57%
General Box
—1
2%
General
Corp
Candy
23 % May
Sears
47%
Securities
Jan
140
Roebuck
General
Co
Serrick
13
Shellmar
12%
Apr
Slgnode
common-
Refrigerator
2%
1,000
18%
40
18y4
Apr
59%
500
54%
Feb
77a
Jan
8%
8%
—5
54%
55
23%
22%
-20
._
55
—5
Corp—__—
Public Utilities (Un)_—:
General Telephone Corp
Gibson
Jan
2%
III
Motors
General
6% May
52%
18%
—5
(Un)
Corp
Finance
General
400
31%
31%
—1
Co——
6%
7
100
27a May
2,000
50
Feb
23%
700
21
Jan
31%
400
29%
Apr
7
1,450
6% May
8%
Jan
57% May
2% Jan
20
Feb
59%
Apr
31% May
9% Jan
Glidden Co (Un)
34 % May
42%
Jan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
41
41'/a
500
40% May
47%
Jan
8%
Feb
Gray
Drug
Greif
Dredge
liailicrafters
(Un)__
Co—
—
Hammond Instrument Co
Harnischfeger Corp
(G) Brewing
Heileman
Hein Werner Corp
Co
Spencer Bartlett
Hupp Corporation
Sash
Hydraulic
$6
& Door
Press
1
—
24 3/8
300
37
50
227a
1,150
&
Corp class B
Oil
Co
Independent Pneumatic Tool
Indiana Steel Products Co
Indianapolis Power & Light
Jan
16%
16%
100
16
Apr
53
53%
600
19%
19%
400
50% Feb
17% Mar
19%
14%
14%
11
Jan
563/4
Jan
Apr
Jan
15
68
Feb
83% Mar
32
Feb
363/a
Co——1
16%
16%
16%
400
16% May
193/4 Mar
43%
44%
600
42% Feb
477a
4%
700
50
13% Mar
20%
100
Brand
Bend
Southern
Co
Southern
_*
:
Clothes
Pacific
1
Inc„
Works
Lathe
4%
22
5
22
150
13%
13%
73%
79%
90
5
—
13%
79%
(Un)_;
Co
(Un)_
Sparks-Withington Co 6 %
Spiegel Inc
Warrants
conv
90
Jan
4% May
22
May
Jan
5% Mar
27
Feb
137/a
Apr
75
Apr
Feb
93
Mar
Apr
1072
2,400
Dredging Corp
Oil
Standard
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
N
12%
2,200
60% Jan
Jan
Standard
Oil
Co
60
90
Jan
8%
100
8%
2%
2%
100
2% Mar
3
Jan
2%
2%
200
2% May
37s
Jan
55%
54 V*
55%
300
50%
Feb
58
25
81
80%
81
600
75
Jan
91% Mar
..15
78
75%
78
1,000
42%
42%
42%
14%
14%
...—l't;
_
California—.
—4
Indiana
(Un)
J
'
8%
2%
—_
Standard
of
pfd-100
2
—_
...
(Ohio)
-10
—
Sterling Aluminum Products
5
213/4
Jan
34
Jan
39
20
Apr
24%
Jan
Texas
Co
11% Feb
4274 Feb
Texas
Utilities
243/a May
Apr
73% May
85
Jan
500
40
May
477a
Jan
100
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
Swift
Apr
Apr
26
Feb
48%
210
43
Feb
113/4
12
1,050
10
Feb
12
697a
70
200
56
Jan
70
Feb
Toledo
20 3/4
200
18
Feb
19%
Tri
27%
300
9%
800
18% Apr
9% Mar
38%
600
32
26%
27%
900
33 y8
Apr
Feb
103/4
39
Jan
May
—5
14%
14
14%
900
26% May
13% Apr
16
Jan
___1
21%
21%
21%
2,000
20% Jan
24 ya
31%
31%
32
900
31
3574
Apr
Jan
25
55%
54%
55%
500
53% Feb
(Un)
12
Apr
163/4
Jan
35
35
4372
44
Co.
Apr
Detroit
Edison
Axel
Co
208
So
La
1,400
32%
46%
1,000
44% Jan
47%
18"%
207/a May
St
Jan
Jan
20%
20%
100
11%
11
11%
2,200
107a Jan
113/b Mar
27
26%
27
1,250
22% Feb
27
—.1
1
2%
2%
500
Apr
378
14%
14%
14%
600
13% Feb
1574
1
17%
17%
17%
100
16 %
Jan
20 3A
52
52
50
Jan
52
61
627a
1,400
57% Feb
57a
100
478 Jan
100
5
.2
—
Corp
Salle
37%
46%
5
...
...
(The)—
Continental
Jan
36%
5
...—
Co
60
377s May
_•
——...
Products
...
—
Truax-Traer Coal common
Jan
150
437a May
Feb
19%
9%
25
Corp
Trav-Ier Radio Corp..
May
187/a
.3474 May
9%
1
(The).—
Trane Co
May
133/a
300
19%
1
*
18%
38 %
5
,
Co—
Timken
Jan
1872
400
&
Thompson
574 Apr
493/4 Apr
37s
Oil
Corp
Mar
4
Corp
60
2%
Apr
May
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
37% Mar
"
51
Union
Jan
Carbide
&
Corporation
United
Paramount
100
32% Mar
37
Jan
313/4 May
313/4 Apr
36%
Jan
41
Jan
U S Rubber Co
4774
Jan
U S Steel
32 Vt
337a
1,500
International Mineral & Chemical.
5
347a
347a
100
International
«
417a
417a
100
10%
1078
100
407/a May
107a May
143/4
46
100
43
May
507a
Feb
3672
36%
200
367a May
38%
Jan
(Dei)
(Un)„,
617a
I—1
57a
64%
Jan
574 Mar
Theatres—
Jan
237a
24 Va
1,200
16% May
23% May
21
237a
27
Apr
3874
373/4
38%
2,400
37% May
427a
Jan
387a
397a
200
38% May
42%
357B
36%
800
35 V*
Feb
407s
Jan
26 74
2674
100
26%
Apr
297a
Jan
123/4
123/4
50
13
Jan
70
70
Jan
46
Common
♦.
Carbon—
United
3372
Feb
Jan
33
1,750
Sunray
3
•
20%
May
77%
Jan
247a
33
16% May
26
34%
67a
150
33
500
33%
Apr
225
33
24 y8
77%
5%
43/4
a
11% May
Jan
14%
Oil Corp
Society
South
'
tnterlake Steamship Co
Jan
16%
400
Sunbeam Corp new common.—
Sundstrand Machine Tool
33/a
.
8%
1,500
34%
Jan
25%
—
Apr
5,100
__6
58%
47a
-
50
Jan
43
11%
20%
—1
15
May
51
13
—
45
10%
19%
19 %
Stone Container Corp...
Studebaker Corp (Un)
37a
*
Co
Jan
26%
_
Stewart-Warner
257a
1
Jan
9
16%
common
——
Corp
Steel Strapping
Feb
Jan
#
393/4
20 V*
10
Feb
Feb
'
49
Jan
Apr
Feb
of
Feb
9%
—
8%
49
*
Co
11%
38%
—
32 y#
100
26
Co
19%
50
11%
1,650
16%
common
20%
300
48
33%
9
1
Jan
11V*
1074
487a
—i—10
.
3% Feb
3 3/s
...50
33%
6%
26%
Co
18% May
16% May
397a
1,900
1,000
Jan
10
'
Apr
Jan
5%
10
:
14%
397a
W*..
Illinois Central RR
Inland Steel
1,500
Jan
11
10%
Apr
2574
'
1
common...
preferred
Illinois Brick Co..
57a
2% May
1074
5
common
Brick
300
50
7% Mar
12 V*
39%
—3
...
Hibbard
Huttig
52%
37
22%
1
1,000
217a
10
600
11%
23 %
1
—
16%
S3/,
57a
—1
19%
51%
—25
———.—
150
11%
11%
—3
—
300
16%
19%
Dock—
A—
&
Bros Cooperage class
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil Corp
950
2%
13%
19%
„1
8
2%
8
—-
(Un)...—
Stores—
Lakes
Great
7%
13%
Co——
35
283/4
8% May
5% May
—1.40
Standard
600
(W H)
25% Apr
23% Jan
1,100
Jan
8%
55% May
23% May
37%
Graham-Paige Motors
Jan
8% May
36%
Gossard
687s
300
9
com
Co
Investment
St Louis
Apr
Jan
58%
—-—
Corp.——.—
General Electric
2,400
57%
33%
5
Electric
Sinclair
7%
7
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
General Amer Transportation:
May
1,600
*
Stockyards—
Schwitzer-Cummins
Feb
Feb
59
5%
*
Schenloy Industries (Un)
14%
7
Feb
200
8%
5
Co
St Louis Public Service A
16
9% Mar
313/4
1
St Regis Paper Co
12% May
Jan
587a Mar
13 3/4 Feb
600
8%
5
2.50
(Un)
Richman Bros Co
River Raisin Paper
Shell
14%
,.1
Drug
36% May
Jan
11%
*
■—15
Inc——
9
9%
32%
43
Auto
800
Jan
11%
136
-—...—.
America
Drive
9%
10
(Un)
Ealstaff Brewing Corp
Four-Wheel
7%
7% May
Mar
32%
2d conv pfd„*
Eddy Paper Corp (The)
Elgin National Watch—
Flour
200
800
12
Lines————————1
Air
Eastern
8%
8
9%
9%
*
10
5
————
$3.25
Co
7%
7%
5
——
Corp—
Mfg
Doehler-Jarvis
~~7%
1
——
Apr
25%
Feb
Apr
29% Apr
International
Harvester
Nickel
Co
International Packers Ltd
International
Paper (Un)
International Shoe Co
—15
—
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Interstate Power Co
7.50
-
—
—
*
—
*
,3.50
16%
1672
163/4
300
1572
Feb
18
97a
974
600
8% Jan
1,100
23%,
300
2574 May
223/4 May
2574 Jan
May
May
i4 May
25% Jan
Wieboldt
9% Mar
253/4
23V4
new
5
common.
Western Union Telegraph class A
Westinghouse Electric Corp
White Motor Co
Apr
25%
9%
1
(Un)
Corp.
Stores
Inc
.<■
12%
(Un)
Iowa Power & Light (Un)
10
.—10
'253/i'.
-L—
Rights
Jones Sc Laughlin Steel Corp
For footnotes see page 43.
^
hh
.—10
—
,
,
3*2
22%
il
227a
29,500
600
32
22
273/4
*
common.
$4.25
preferred
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
Feb
,
Wisconsin Bankshares
Woodall Industries Inc
*
Yates-Amer
Machine
Co
123%
——■
—
163/e
16%
100
11% Mar
70
May
Feb
7372 Mar
9%
93/i
8% Feb
103/a
Jan
*
12%
12 S/8
127a
55Q.
12% Jan
1472
Jan
2
127a
12%
12%
100
12
Apr
14
Jan
13
13%
200
12%
Apr
1474
Jan
1
-
,
36%
1
—
Iowa Illinois Gas & Elec
16%
_5
100
Number 5119
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2209)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
MAY 23
FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Shares
East
Sale Price
Low
Par
*
American Stores
Tel
American
Arundel
Tel
&
1QQ
;
Budd
Company
:
Publishing
Delaware
*
General
Motors
Gimbel
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
72%
245
54%
RR
(Glenn L)
17 Va
24%
10 Va
3
33%
153
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
24%
Apr
9% May
11%
Jan
190
403
<
2
Jan
12%
151
10%
110
63 V4 May
Apr
116
13 y4
Feb
738
68
Feb
450
6
Feb
22%
238
40
25
5
55%
10
3% Mar
14
Jan
69%
Jan
14 %
Apr
Apr
76% May
8'% Apr
25% Jan
43% Mar
70% Mar
245
7,544
15%
17% Mar
May
667
May
73%
Feb
246
Feb
56 Ya
May
17%
Apr
8%
8%
175
8%
17 %
142
14%
Apr
Feb
9%
Feb
17'%
Apr
9%
9%
300
1
•
13%
13%
14%
469
28%
28%
28%
1,630
Pennsylvania RR
50
18%
18
18"%
4,086
17%
Feb
20%
Jan
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Philadelphia Electric common
Phila Transportation Co common
10
*
54"%
52%
54%
1,210
50% May
67%
Jan
40%
40%
42
60
38%
Jan
43%
Feb
•
29%
29%
30%
2 291
28%
5%
5%
1,237
4%
Apr
Apr
30%
•
Pennroad
Corp ——i
Pennsylvania Power & Light-
Participating
preferred
7%
7
7%
29 %
29
29%
•
Reading Co
Scott Paper common
•
Sun Oil Co
United
Gas
Improvement
BONDS
83 %
Bait
series A
Feb
26%
9%
Jan
Jan
33 Va
Apr
772
24
Jan
26% Mar
152
25%
Feb
28% Mar
28%
111
25
Jan
51 Va
365
49% May
13% Feb
100
32%
84%
286
79% Jan
5%
5
32%
13%
95
4% Jan
32%
30%
414
Feb
28% Mar
54%
Jan
14% Mar
95
Jan
5% Mar
34% Mar
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
4s
1975
—
—1975
...
53%
—
54
58
48% Jan
2,000
54
Apr
53%
$1,500
57%
__
Class
System
58
Feb
Jan
cl
A__2%
(Un)
(Un)
Solvents
Motors
Creameries of
Corp
Preferred
Co
common
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Low
•
6%
preferred
Blaw-Knox
—______
Lone
Brewing
Star
Gas
8.50
—.—;
1
._
25%
Mont
Air
Eastern
Paso
10c
Fireproofing
Corp
_5
—;
5Vs
Foods
General
4%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp
Plymouth Oil Corp
.
10
*
-3
(Un)
5
Renner Co
San
1
High
Toy Mining
Standard
10c
Steel
class
Spring
,_j
Engineering & Foundry
United
New
l
23 Va
Westlnghouse
Air
Westinghouse
Electric
Corp
Honolulu
A
7% May
832
25 y8
10
12 V2
19
4%
Jan
Apr
May
Jan
22 % Mar
9y8
Feb
27% Mar
13% Mar
23
*
common
5%
2%
Apr
Mar
43
8% May
2%
50
Jan
11
Jan
36 Va
Apr
62
65c
300
40c
May
65c
May
14c
5,050
420
lie
Jan
15c
Apr
31%
22%
Feb
Feb
24% Mar
36%
35%
36 %
521
35
40% Jan
52 V4 May
58%
17 Va
18 % May
May
Apr
Jan
Jan
»
Alleghany Corp
Allied
Chem
&
American
_
Motor
XXL
Airlines
Co
Inc
Rights
■
(Un)—
"*
51
a
103%
American. Smelting 8s
Common (Un)
American
Tel
American
American
Tel
12%
(Un)
(Un)
Armco Steel Corp
Atchison Top &
Atok-Big Wedge
Avco Mfg Corp
Santa
Corp
Light (Un)
Copper Corp (Un)
(R H) common
(Un)—
Co
Meier «& Frank Co Inc—-te—
Menasco
Mfg
Co__
2%
155
68%
100
51
586
103%
a 103
%
260
2% May
68% May
48 %
Apr
13 Va
364
103% May
12% Apr
29 Va
716
28% May
192
34 Va
15%
16
710
15% Mar
155%
•ft May
Jan
a39 % a41%
90
39% May
154% 155%
1,688
153% Mar
a60% a63%
50
a28 Va a30%
a29%.
195
High
43
36
36 Va
857
36
75%
(Un). —.50
83 %
82%
83%
425
—P2
1.60
1.55
1.60
1,760
a7
a7 Va
-3
al0% a 10'A
22Va
23
47% 48%
1%
1%
48 Va 48%
—
—
—
—
-
—
48Va
14 Va
13%
—
Calaveras
(J I) & Co
Co
5
common
new
com
Caterpillar iTractar Co
reianese
Jan
76%
Jan
N Y
Corp. ©Li America
51
May
Mil
St* Paul
Preferred
RR
com
(Un)
(Un)
Central RR
"For footnotes
see
page 43.
649
557/b May
13% Jan
68
17%
20
2.85 May
Jan
14% May
Feb
Jan
.
2.25 May
1.20 Feb
2.10
2.25
16,450
13%
13%
100
11
Jan
17 Va
Feb
al6%
Jan
__
74%
a28%
33%
606
32 y8
Apr
36%
50
43 y4
Apr
45 % May
al6% al6%
21
16 y4 Mar
__
Apr
May
39c
39c
750
31c
Jan
44c
74 %
205
65
Feb
74 % May
Apr
36%
Jan
7
Mar
18
Feb
a27%a29y«
4%
307
*
5
1,660
al7% al7%
__
17%
74 V4
3
26
4% May
17%
Jan
126
727/a May
91%
Jan
344
a74%a76%
41
Feb
57 Va
Apr
7% May
May
23%
Jan
18
Jan
53 %
53 %
53%
a7%
a7%
a7%
21 %
21 %
169
19
15%
15%
200
15%
28
28
295
27
16%
37 %
16%
38
117
15%
Apr
18% Mar
359
36%
Apr
44
Apr
Jan
20
__
_u
38
al0%
__
__
2%
__
■
„
50
9%
17%
18V4
472
16%
14%
14%
150
2%
2%
—
8% Jan
Apr
31%
Mav
1,520
5
a23% a23%
22
3
Jan
May
12c
Jan
Mar
1.25
Apr
Feb
11%
9c
49,200
8c
May
93c
1.05
31,225
88c
11%
25 y4
25%
a26%a26%
58% 58%
100
11%
309
23% Apr
28% Jan
26
13
428
58%; May
67 Va
470
32%: Jan
36
„
.
34 V2
18%
Jan
23
Jan
8c
11%
Jan
Mar
16%
May
2% May
Feb
Jan
14%
14
34
—
93
al0% al0V2
Jan
May
29%
Feb
Jan
Mar
21 Va Mar
Apr
19%
19%
200
18 y8
lS'/a
425
17% May
20%
Jan
a25y8 a26»/4
454
25%
Apr
33%
Jan
a26y4
1
8'%
8'/2
•
•
7
6%
19%
19%
North
American
Amer
37
5y2% preferred
Northern Pacific Railway
May
16% Mar
6%
51
Jan
7
50
10
—
Jan
Ohio
Oil
Jan
Olaa
Sugar
Feb
Oliver United
37
Jan
7%
■
—
24%
May
23
Apr
52%
Feb
Jan
May
Jan
Products Inc
Pabco
Pacific Gas
2:25
Apr
Pacific
48%
Feb
50%
Jan
1st
50%
Jan
52
Feb
Pacific
Jan
10
20%
Feb
3%
100
3%
Feb
13% Apr
24% May
May
24% Apr
4%
Apr
15% Jan
29
Jan
7
600
Jan
8
Apr
37
732
33%
Apr
37
May
6
a40
1
1,80
25
__
—
26»/a
26%
100
26 Va
May
50%
50%
285
47 Va
Jan
51%
Feb
a38% a40%
813
39
Apr
48%
Jan
1.70
1.95
14,323
1.35
36
....
36
270
a20y4 a20%
71
42%
42'%
2,600
Electric common——25
preferred
Apr
6%
—
&
27% May
Feb
1.95 May
33%
Apr
36 Va May
19%
Jan
23% Mar
39% Feb
48%
Feb
5%
950
6% May
8%-Mar
16
16
18
Jan
21
Jan
847
25
Jan
27
May
289
15% May
17%
Jan
19%
22
Apr
13 %
Jan
74
Jan
a2l
a2l
10
10 V2
480
10
21 '/4 21%
l93/4 19%
a76% a76%
264
21% May
22% Mar
192
19%
Jan
20 %
10
May
Feb
92
Mar
12
Jan
15
Feb
29c
Apr
46c
Feb
29c
29c
137
3%
3%
8,035
2.05
Jan
4.00 Mar
a33% a34%
80
33%
56%
Jan
33% Jan
Apr
£9% Apr
150
a57
&
Packard Motor Co oemmon
13%
13%
13%
5'/8
33'/4
29%
5V4
33%
33%
29%
25 V2
26y2
25V2r
26%
29%
—
26*%
27 Va
•
aSO'/a
—
al7y8
23 Vz
—
*
4
(Un)
23%
.*
5Va
10
Airways (Un).2.50
Corp (Un)——1
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)—
50
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
33V3C
Phelps Dodge Corp new com (Un)-12.50
Philco Corp
—5
Phillips Petroleum Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber.—
•
Pullman Inc
(Un)
—•
Pure Oil Co (Un)
.•
Radio Corp of America (Un)
•
Railway Equip & Realty common
*
Pan American World
Pictures
-
—
Preferred
101
200
100
common
Tel commons
Pacific Western Oil Corp
Paramount
2.15
17%
—*
Service
preferred
Tel
2.15
25
;—
common.—
-
-
-—100
a56%
17y8
,_
—
—
—
29%
—
—
—
—
13 %
—
Jan
60 Va
165
l4V2t
,,
33%
Apr
100
—
1
redeemable series A
Public
__
5
-—25
5%% 1st preferred
25
4.80% redeemable preferred
25
5% red preferred
—;—
25
1st
Pacific Lighting Corp
18
100
•
common
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
69% May
25 Va Jan
733
a34V2
•
Pacific Coast Aggregates
Apr
17% May
13%
Filters class B
1% Mar
18% May
24%
(Un)
15%
505
13%
—
3%
8
•
—20
(Un)
Co
53% Jan
250
24%
1
—,—
9
14'/4
-1
Jan
62%
19%
20
—_—
47% May
11% Jan
77
3%
10%
Feb
1.85
__
10 %
8% May
Apr
May
18%
1%
--
(Un) ——100
(Un)—
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54%
a22% a22%
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Petroleum Corp
Edison
35%
46
65
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Sugar Co Ltd
36%
150
3,257
50
a52
1
Apr
275
345
10
May
3.00 Feb
106
3,065
(Un)
Investment common
preferred
Occidental
1
(Un)
North
8'/2
7
19%
27
100
26%
•
Niagara Mohawk Power
American Aviation
North
35%
•
56%
5
Co
(Un)__
Jan
16%
7
.100
55%
a46% a46%
8c
1
(Un)
Service Corp
Linen
30% May
% May
84 Va Mar
850
a69Vaa70%
18% 18%
17%
17%
—
•
;
1
5
i—
105% Jan
36%
10
(Un)
Natomas Company
2
12.50
6% Jan
1.70 Feb
32%
„
13%
•
Prod
Distillers
3%
25
(Un)
Mining Co
Chesapeake* & Ohio By (Un)
-
5
common
Central, Eureka
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Cement
Feb
I,700
65
10
Fibres
Auto
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Feb
14%
a51%
17%
California Packing Corp
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian. Pacific By
(Un)
Case
a52
15
10
5%
15% Mar
Apr
5%
101
5
Co
3% Mar
T.55 May
2.10
2.10
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——
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(Un)
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
27% May
32%
Corp (Un).
13
(Un)
100"
Corp (Un)
5
Benguet Cons Mining Cap (Un)—PI
Bethlehem Steel (Un)———
—•
Bishop Oil Co
—2
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)
.1
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)—
5
Calamba
110
14%
2.75
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•
Oceanic Oil Co
906
5
Feb
Mar
2.35
173/4
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(Un)
(Un)
Ward
Ohio
711
—2%
Apr
11 y8 May
17%
_*
Feb
45
—
10
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__
Apr
34%
(Un)
<Un)__
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Byron Jack^n Co
2,095
12
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58- %
43
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50
12 %
15% al5Va
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10
156%
34%
Borg-Warner Corp
__
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1
——
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Apr
59 %
45
Borden Co (Un)
70 % Mar
Jan
5%
2.75
10
Lode Alines,
Mother
M &
Feb
620
34%
Aviation
35 V4 Apr
16% Jan
__
10c
&
6%
Bendix
28
n3/4
65 y2
a29% a29%
12 Va
•
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2%
3Va
15%
BaldwinrLima-HamH
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ll7/a Feb
5
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National
11,794
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(Un)
51
11% Mar
8%
•
—2.50
.—,.—..—
National
20
Fe
487/a Mar
l
.
Magnavox Co
Marchant Calculating
Machine—
Martin Co (Glenn L)—
Feb
(Un).. 1—50
common
254
•
Jan
%
10
new
•
1
1
Macy & Co
27%
36%
25
•
16% May
497
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7
60%
36%
•
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Anglo Calif Natl Bank.,
Apr
na/4
l
*
Apr
—
—
..100
Anaconda
*
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Inc
(Un)
Oahu
_
Co.
Mar
15%
Jan
46%
7.50
Libby McNeill & Libby,—_——
Feb
12%
■
a
Corp (Un)
Woolen Co (Un)
33
127/a Jan
12% May
41% May
*
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24%
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&
Low
•ftr
(Un).
15%
31 Va May
405
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Morrison-Knudsen
Range Since Jan. 1
28%
——
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50
65
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68
50
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20
__
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Power
60%
68%
—
__________
Amer Car & Foundry
13%
16 %
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—
55% May
14% Jan
67 %
a50%
•
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
100
2%
2%
(Un)
(Un)
Feb
3
—
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Montgomery
High
3
1
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:'.—
50
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—
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1,256
67%
5
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—
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55
67%
1
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Foods
a55%a 57%
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Aluminium Limited
American Can
"To
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Dye Corp
Allis-Chalmers
Sales
Shares
a44
54%
i33/u
a—
443
Montana Power Co
Exchange
of Prices,
59% May
15%
Monolith Port Cement pfd (Un)_
Montana-Dakota
Utilities
for Week
Low
Jan
Apr
Jan
27
\
Mar
56
May
143/4
.•
Co Ltd
Feb
24% May
■
a43%
109
547/b Mar
107
__
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&
548
Sale Price
44%
600
__
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60
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10
638
59%
__
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common
Kaiser-Frazer
9 Va
Week's
107
44%
59%
__
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Kansas
25 Va
Par
Mining Co
__
————1
Jan
32%
Last
107
44%
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275
25
Friday
Gold
Jan
22 Va
San Francisco Slock
Juneau
46%
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Paper Co
International Tel & Tel com
M J
Alaska
40% Mar
International
25 Va
—
195
Jan
35
(Un)
42 %
59%
Corp
Oil
Mindanao
Co
42 %
lo
Middle South Utilities Inc
Reduction
—
Jan
857
Air
Jan
Feb
10
17%
5
26 %
37%
16%
Apr
7% May
20% Jan
23%
Abbott Laboratories
Apr
Feb
15
52 %
STOCKS
24
21
10
—
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10
Apr
34
200
12.50
Brake
47%
Apr
6%
35
8%
17 Va
__
22% May
Jan
22% May
43
235
151/4
23
5
—
37
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp (Un)
1
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33 %o
International Harvester (Un)
*
52 %
...
—
1,172
Apr
37
Jan
17%
—
common
333
7
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Hotels
Apr
13c
14c
Feb
37
18
65c
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43 %
6%
100
preferred
Battery Co class B
Holly Development Co
8%
__
3%
35% Mar
a__
—
•
.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Un)
Great Nor Ry non-cum pfd (Un)
Greyhound Corp
Jan
140
15
43%
__
16% May
47%
a—
8
Hobbs
Range Since Jan. 1
32%
__
—
15 %
257
a23% a23%
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preferred
10%
46%
—
•
...
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Jan
a23%
40
3,555
21% Mar
Feb
2.80 Mar
33 Va
1
179
2V4
15 Va
100
Feb
Apr
10%
2%
21% Mar
Jan
Corp (Un)
Corp common
(The)
Kennecott
—
15% Feb
16 Vs
Corp common
Cumulative
Kern
2%
115
90 Va
Motors
General Paint
New
Pittsburgh Brewing Co—
Common
20
15% May
16%
803
20
62c
81%
_
Hunt
5V8
Apr
255
pfd (Un),
Machinery Corp
—_
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Hudson
5
Apr
306
General Electric
General
Feb
8
55c
15 %
Fibre Board Prod pr
Food
Apr
9%
Jan
420
283
—
*
Share
&
Natural
101%
99
8
55c
(Un>—10
common
Emporium Capwell Co
Feb
106
102
8
55c
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Jan
Jan
a85%
Works
Oil
8%
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Dorado
Electric Bond
El
A
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Kodax
dustman
El
class
Labs
(E I)
Feb
12% Jan
all2%
Pont
19% Jan
57
—15
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64
Apr
48% May
30
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Feb
17%
220
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14y4 May
64
245
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19
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14%
10%
12%
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46
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11 y2
35 Va May
Feb
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50
19%
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10
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52
101%
250
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17%
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35
50
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__
55
8
Jan
33%
87
25%
Jan
12
•
14%
25%
72
*
...
Hawaiian Pineapple
Sales
for Week
Shares
High
7%
__
—10
—
Apr
7% May
33 V2
__
21%
22 Ya
67
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17%
__
8%
__
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2
15%
__
5
65
450
1,009
10%
__
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Mountain Fuel Supply
National
;■
100
8%
35 %
16%
__
•
Columbia Gas System
Duquesne Brewing
Equitable Gas Co
Fort Pitt
10
Co
Jan
35 % May
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
Dow Chemical Co common—
14%
__
34
33% Feb
Doernbecher Mfg Co
37Ya ,37%
37%
Arkansas Natural Gas common——*
Mar
Feb
158
35
5
—
,
Jan
28
35
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Feb
Hancock Oil Co of California—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
16%
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1
:
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Di Giorgio Fruit Corp *'A" com
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May
G6%
•
—
Abbey
38 % Mar
15 y4
67
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39 V*
34% May
—
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Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Cypress
36 y2
89
115
a31%
1
Inc
America
Zellerbach
Crown
(Un)
Apr
21% Jan
139
8%
_1
—
37%
Apr
19 Vb May
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Vultee
79
150
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76% Mar
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69
34%. 34%
—
25
Consolidated Coppermines
Consol Edison of N Y (Un)
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24
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36 % 36Va
•
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Ind
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74% a75%
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2%
System
Commonwealth
36 Va
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——
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Shares
3%
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Golden State Co Ltd
Co
for Week
25
10
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&
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Gillette
:
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5s
Jan
27%
82%
5
.—13%
Feb
8
26%
13%
__
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29% Mar
50%
51%
*
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7
Feb
27%
—
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26%
25%
'
—
__*
Jan
Apr
27%
26%
*
50
14%
14%
8%
315
preference common
Apr
13% Mar
1,441
3
.
dlv.
5
20
Philco Corp
Public Service El 8c Gas common
$1.40
.
Co
Chemical
Clorox
Apr
15% May
49%
16%
—
157%
15%
21%
63%
14 ye
76 %
7%
24%
43
73
245
High
37 % May
205
15%
__
Apr
Service
Cities
878
54%
__
10
•
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Martin
42
43
—
—-—5
5
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Brothers
Lehigh
7%
24%
100
Co of Amer class A
Finance
12%
63%
13%
74 %
__
*
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Storage Battery
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
2,396
16%
24
10
2%
—
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154 % 156 %
2%
12%
63%
14 Va
75%
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&
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165
—
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Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
37 %
17Va
24%
—10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
—13
Baltimore Transit Corp
—*
1*
5 '/b
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—.
100
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Chrysler Corp
High
36%
156
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Corporation
City Elec Co
Atlantic
37 Va
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
Range
Friday
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STOCKS
Week'a
Last
Bale Price
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
33%
600
626
II,093
2.00 May
2.75 Mar
Mar
17% May
14
17%
5
Jan
Apr
889
30%
28%
Apr
Feb
36
33% May
Apr
Jan
547
Jan
6%
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33 %
Jan
25
Jan
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26 %
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25%
Jan
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528
25%
Jan
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282
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190
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Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
16% Mat
24%
Jan
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Feb
112% Mar
108% May
20%
Apr
26 % Mar
Jan
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Apr
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Apr
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The Commercial and Financial
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Chronicle
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.
Monday, May 26, 1052
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
ENDED MAY 23
Week's
Friday
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Bale Price
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Week's
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Par
l
Rayonicr Incorp new common
Preferred
27%
200
24 % May
28 %
35
35
242
34%
36
Jan
Apr
Mar
Oh
al9% al9%
a39%
a39%
a40
190
39%
18% May
Apr
43%
18% May
Jan
Standard
34%
34%
150
32%
35 y8 Mar
Studebaker
26%
26%
1,239
26
May
Richfield
a63%
a61% a63%
117
54
Feb
31%
105
31
Apr
Rand
5
Inc
...
Oil Corp.,
Riverside Cement class A (Un)
S
&
W
Pine Poods
31%
„
Inc
10
io
9%
10
33%
32%
&
Oil
Gas
11%
Jan
33 Vs May
Feb
49
Mar
Jan
33%
1,620
160
a20
50
P10
9c
26%
10c
26%
50%
10,500
1.40
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49% May
53%
Jan
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116
50% Mar
56 Vs
Jan
11%
100
7%
Jan
11% May
a77 a78%
105
66%
Feb
83
Mar
107
*
11%
._
15
49
9c
Apr
15c
Jan
28 %
Apr
Apr
25%
450
Jan
21%
21% May
Apr
Mai
Mar
5
91%
91
437
88
•
A
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a44%
a45
135
42%
Jan
47
Jan
37%
38 %
143
35
Jan
40%
Jan
(Un)
Oil
50%
__
•
•
class
Corp
30
May
32
a39 a45%
Scott Paper Co
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Socony-Vacuum
64
v
Jan
a20
Shasta Water Co (Un)
Shell Oil Co—
Sinclair
33
5
.10
Industries
Signal Oil
Jan
8% May
930
0
Safeway Stores Inc
Joseph Lead (Un)
St
St Regis Paper Co
San Mauricio Mining...
Schenley
86
(Un)
15
..
91%
or
Calif
Preferred
Edison
Conv preferred
4.48%
4.56%
4.88%
preferred
wi
New common
Pacific
(Un)__
Sperry Corp
Feb
38% May
Jan
23%
200
50
13 y» May
53%
4O0
'
■...
Jan
Feb
60
14
Apr
200
43
Feb
16% Feb
49 lA Mar
21% May
IOO
25"%
4 299
12
6l7/8
Jan
Jan
14% May
a..1
a.
193
22 %
61%
88
316
21%
22 % May
27 V2 Mar
Jan
ft.-—
57%
•
63% Jan
Feb
Feb
44% Mar
672
36
22% May
26%
Feb
265
28%
Apr
33%
Jan
10
26%
26%
26%
210
25
May
33 Vis
Jan
....—10
a23%
United Aircraft Corp
(Un)
Line Inc
United Air
(Un)
United Gas Corp
__
United Paramount Theatres com(Un)_l
U
Steel
S
*
Corp common
(Un)
Co
Co
34
Apr
36%
Jan
25%
Apr
Victor
29
Apr
30%
Jan
Warner
38%
80
50
24%
Jan
27
Mar
18%
Apr
21
Jan
377/8
38 %
3
3
100
3
9
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9
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300
8%
272
272
35
256%
5
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5
650
4-,s
23%
23 %
70
18%
__
41% Jan
37% May
1,244
May
3%
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
23%
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al7%al7%
..
1,300
Equipment
13
30%
32%
50
30%
Jan
32% May
32% May
18
775
15
Apr
20
Mar
Western
13%
13%
661
12%
Jan
13% Mar
Western
79%
3,256
61%
Jan
79% May
Westinghouse
a32% a33%
100
32 Vs
33% Mar
Apr
(Un)—
Western Air Lines Inc
Wooiworth
—.100
(Un)
272
„
RR
11
11
403
9%
a54% a55%
'
75
Corp
(Un)
—10
il
15
Jan
276
May
Feb
3% Mar
Jan
23% May
15%
Apr
a—
Jan
10%
May
8%
Jan
a—
35%
618
35%
Feb
40%
Jan
a44%a44%
106
42%
Jan
43%
Jan
(Un)-,—12%
W)
13% May
Feb
993
g%
common
Elec
(F
35
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1
common.—._25c
Dept Stores
Pacific
__
:—5
Bank & U T
32%
17%
Jan
1
Bros Pictures
74
a32%
Feb
32%
20'A
160
Westates Petroleum preferred (Un)—1
West Coast Life
Insur
(Un)_.
...5
1
75
310
338
41%
Wells Fargo
__
347
22%
30%
28% May
1
Apr
79 V2 Mar
41%
31% May
5
57 %
Jan
22%
30y»
31% May
17%
Feb
77%
417A
103
28%
50%
74
2/5%
644
32%
Feb
2,464
12%
5
...
28% May
__
25 %
Union Oil Co of California common__25.
Union Sugar common
65
__
Jan
25%
__
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23
21%
25%
*
Low
155
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22 JA
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100
2
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.
1
.
31%
31%
28%
32%
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Carbide & Carbon
Union
a55%
10
...
Corp
Transamerica
a29% a29 %
__
25
Co
Southern
5
a29%
25
preferred (Un)
Southern California Petroleum
21% 21%
14% 14%
a33% a33%
Sylvania Electric Products..—....—7.50
Texas Comnany (Un»
25
Textron Incorporated common
50c
Tide Water Associated Oil old com-_10
34%
34%
a25% a26%
Southern Califronia Gas pfd series A_25
Southern
—.1
a26%
25
6%
78
i
Sunray Oil Corp
Super Mold Corp new common..
Tri-Continental
a24% a24%
53 % 55 %
a79% a80%
78
78
37% 38'A
__
—15
.
25
(Un)__*
com
——,
preferred
Convertible
—25
—
25
Co
4.32%
Cumulative
55'A
(Un)
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Southern
a24%
Oil Co (Indiana)
Oil of N J—
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a 19%
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un).
Rheem Manufacturing
Co
Remington
Co
*
CanioruMu.—— #
(Un)....
Standard Brands Inc
Standard
Range Since Jan.
High
High
Low
High.
27%
—
—25
—
—
Low
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
35%
a44%
tit
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
MAY
ENDED
23
Week's
Sales-
Last
Range
tor Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Triday
Montreal Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Par
Canadian Fundi
Week's
STOCKS
Sale Price
Power
&
Paper common
25%
25 %
25%
•
Aluminum
Co
Corp
Asbestos
of
Can
Ltd
4%
pfd
pfd
Power
6'/4
550
1,425
16 y4 May
18
680
44
May
56%
Jan
5 Va %
General
1,656
96
Apr
125%
Feb
General
Dynamics
a23% a23 %
General
Steel
275
Canadian
Canadian
Car
Jan
Hudson
Jan
Husky Oil &
27
4,459
34%
Apr.
39%
11,088
10y8
Feb
13%
14%
14%
1,325
14
Feb
14%
Feb
22
21%
22%
4,383
20%
Feb
25%
Apr
89
89
25
88%
Apr
91
Jan
Smith
Howard
*
•
89
•
5%
31
•
5%
30%
5%
3,932
295
31
25
"'
Apr
5% May
30
6%
6%
300
6
33%
33%
50
32
7%
7%
300
Apr
31%
8%
Jan
33%
Jan
Jan
7%
Feb
Apr
34%
Jan
7% May
9%
Jan
Feb
31
307
100
30% May
7% May
35%
7%
66
67
400
65
79
•
66
1st pfd
26%
26%
27
165
10
common
20%
20%
20%
2,820
100
20
70
561
70
62
46
16%
16%
Apr
8%
Jan
Jan
25%
a97% a97%
•
...
105 % May
4.00 Jan
Apr
27% Mar
19
Jan
21 %
89%
Feb
52% Mar
Apr
89%
70
Feb
May
Industrial
$2
of Canada
—
Corp
.
8%
preferred
International
Apr
32%
Apr
14%
100
13% May
18% May
15%
24
Jan
52
64%
Jan
35%
40 Va
Feb
Jan
18%
18%
18%
2,305
52%
52%
905
10%
10%
11
575
Apr
9.65 May
Petroleum
International
Jan
Jan
.9
May
11 y8
35
22
Mar
22%
225
5%
Feb
6
Jan
35%
Jan
49
May
35
Jan
46% May
5%
5%
5%
46%
46
47
3,350
46%
46%
500
May
Apr
com—*
a8
a8
5
46%
International
Utilities
•
41%
41%
41%
3,728
7.50
45%
45
45%
867
35%
34%
35%
3,576
a57
a57
a58
185
Ltd
Feb
26%
27
950
25
30%
30%
250
29% May
10%
50
Lake
12%
445
12
May
15%
Jan
7%
15% May
38
Apr
17%
Jan
Lang & Sons Ltd (John A)...—.——_*
49 %
Feb
39 %t Mar
30
26%
Labatt
Jan
50%
Feb
30%
Jamaica
Jan
72
5
Feb
Feb
Apr
56% May
25
Corp
$1.40 preferred
May
48%
Jan
24
Jan
10 %
41% May
•
58.
105
7% May
40 Va May
com
common
Co
48
41% Mar
45
Jan
Service
Public
Co
Ltd
com—
Jan
30 % May
Woods
the
15%
200
39%"
940
Jan
Laura
25
33
33%
50,
32
Feb
35 Va
Jan
MacMillan
19%
19%
50
18% Mar
20 Va
Jan
Class
59
59
25
59
May
70
Jan
Mailman
22
22
2,654
22
May
26
Jan
common
Massey-Harris
22
_•
22
36
22
a27
a27
20
a97% a97%
.20
35
175
21%
Apr
25% Mar
31
29
preferred
Secord
McColl
Apr
Mitchell
Molson
32%
Feb
40
Mar
Montreal Locomotive
Breweries
17
15
17
1,525
14% May
18%
15%
1,070
Jan
al3
5
14% May
13% Feb
19%
al3
13%
Aor
32
42%
Feb
National
Jan
National
•
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33%
32
33%
5,626
*
167/s
16%
425
16% May
20
22
22
220
20
Feb
22% May
8%
8%
205
Apr
12
21%
Jan
36 V4
Jan
132 132%
20
132
May
alO% alO%
50
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5
a—
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19
132 %
150
175
16
10%
10%
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4,775
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25
Jan
Apr
26
Jan
17
Jan
13
Jan
Apr
45 %
__
Jan
35%
540
34% May
29
30
920
29
Mar
35
Jan
a21 a21 Va
a21
•
10%
35%
35%
—
Jan
Mar
17%
16
•
Jan
13
a_.
20
825
16
20%
18%
144
10% Mar
16
__
19
*
B—.*
class
Ltd
21%
22%
3,457
May
35
20
Apr
25
Jan
14% Mar
17
Jan
15%
_.
16
490
8%
21%
Apr
Breweries—
National
Name
changed, to Dow Brewery Ltd
Drug & Chemical pfd——5
Steel
Car——.
•
Feb
11% May
14%
Jan
Powell River Company new
145
66%
Jan
Power
16%
16%
1,561
48 % May
16% May
19 Va
Jan
Price
11
10%
11
640
10% Mar
12
Jan
4%
37%
38%
455
Jan
Provincial
10%
2,235
37% May
10% Apr
45
10%
13%
Jan
Quebec.
15%
300
15%
Apr
18 Va
Jan
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
12%
12%
3,355
May
20%
10%
_
"
12%
8.35 May
May
12
St
Corp
Bros
of
&
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a '
direct
private: wire
from coast to coast.
Sicks'
30 Broad Street
Co, Inc.
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Ltd
Transport
common.
Jan
5
141
May
18
19
480
16
Feb
19
Feb
68
68%
690
64% Mar
70
Jan
40%
42
235
40%. May
52
Jan
23%
23%
1,565
22
May
29
29%
29
,29%
310
29
May
32%
Jan
28%
28%
29
4,689
26 Ve May
33 %
Jan
—
90
90
5
al2% al2%
:—100
—*
A
4%
preferred
Breweries
Simon
trust
(H)
Apr
14
Mar
25
17
Feb
19
Jan
18
18%
1,310
16
Jan
20%
Apr
100
*
•
98
98
62
97%
Apr
98 Va
Jan
36
35%
36
680
34
May
46
Feb
£8%
38
38%
2,039
38
May
47%
Jan
50
-#3%
43
43 Va
345
41% Mar
45
al9
' a20
25
19% May
23%
Jan
18%
18%
285
18% Mar
20
Jan
al7%
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120
18%
Apr
19%
&
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29
Jan
—
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—
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•
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certificates
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*
common..
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Southam
12%
al7
,
Canada
of
Press
Co
:
Canada
Brands
Ltd..
:
Teletype: NYl-1979
Co
Steel
of Canada
Preferred
NEW YORK
Thrift
Triad
Stores
Oil
United
Co
Steel
!
*
*
common
*
Ltd
Mar
19
May
Mar
26
Jan
19
205
17
25
10
24
a24Va a24Va
10
24% May
29%
30%
1,688
24 % May
28 % May
29 V4 May
35
12%
14% Jan"
30
30 V4
120
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14
14
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2;"85
2.85
3.00
1,800
I
*
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Mar
a24
$24
25%
—5
—
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40
19
4
...
^.
.
35%
Apr
2.40
3.30
Feb
Biscuit
—
Wabasso Cotton
Walker Gooderham
i__
&
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Jan
Jan
Apr
890
10
11%
Feb
;
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a52
6
50
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59 '
Mar
♦
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al5 al5 Va
120
15
May
19
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•
;
42%
540
41%
51%
Jan
*
■
10%
10%
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Mar
"
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Jan
a__
a
3001
34%
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Standard
25
Jan
35'
i£5
_•
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Feb
50
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it;—
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Water & Power com.:
Williams
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pfd..,
4%%
90
Jan
89
Jan
—•
—
—
Power
Lawrence
Sherwin
W. C. Pitfield &
Canada.
Co
Power —"
Series
all
155
Jan
145% 145%
com.—*
preferred
Shawinigan
Est quotations
—
J
Saguenay
on all
Canadian securities.
__
Feb
common.
common
19
—•
21%
825
50
15%
Z
Jan
23%
Apr
12
50
11%
........
__
24%
*
—
16%
*
73%
90
Ontario Steel Products
11%
25
corn-
1,360
Page-Hersey Tubes ——68 %
Placer Development
1
42
20
Feb
Apr
78
a25
Feb
130
85
26%
76
Apr
al9
Jan
33%
a24
Jan
al8
29%
76
92
69
Jan
May
31
a25
10
150
575
11%
24%
150
—*
—,—100
26%
8.40
Apr
760
31
Apr
Apr
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
7% preferred
70%
10%
26
31
all all%
25%
Jan
69
10
25%
__
—•
Niagara Wire Weaving ————*
Noranda Mines Ltd——
——*
8.40
70
preferred,—
13
Jan
Jan
15%
Apr
32
———:
98
15%
17 Va
25
*
•
Oil—
(Robti
Feb
4,243
36%
25
33
*
priority
conv
96
11% Mar
Feb
9
al7%
—*
Corp Ltd
a
33
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cl A
—..:
Frontenac
Jan
Mar
Shops...
Candy
10%
a 17%
100
Bloedel Export
&
B
a
*
*
(John).—
Ltd
of
39
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on
Apr
2,285
105
34
2 .50
common..:
3,586
9 Vb
10
30% May
•
Donohue Bros Ltd
36%
9
ll3s Mar
a22 a22Vs
9
60
Power
15%
.1
35%
35%
905
15
•
43 %
Feb
48
Canada
of
Paper
International
•
43
Feb
29
•
international Nickel
International
•
Bridge
see page
Jan
47
475
45
Powders
Bronze
39
Dome Exploration
Canadian Stock
15
46
30
14%
'
145
47
105
a31
—2#
Orders bandied
«•—.
16
47
45
a30%
Distillers Seagrams
Chemical
17 %
_
Apr
Jan
Distillery class A_,
Stores
31 %
Mar
29%
.
105
Jan
•
Dominion
Apr
Jan
..100
common..:
42
...
Coal
25%
——100
Coal
50
*
Steel
385
'
•
5
—25
£1
common.*,
—32.
40
20
;
Dominion
31
29%
com
Apr
100
common
30%
...
,
—
preferred
Intercolonial
15%
—
Glass
3.45
52%
44 y2 Mar
•
Foundries & Steel
785
13
16
16% May
common
Dominion
3.45
1
Acceptance
12
—
Dominion
25
3.50
30%
common
$1.60 preferred
20
—
102
105% 105%
—
35
Equipment
footnotes
18 % Mar
Jan
75
Consumers Glass—
"or
Jan
112
Consol Mining & Smelting new com
Consolidated Textile
1
17 V4
1,288
J)
Brewery Ltd
930
*.
Paper
preferred
6%
_•
Vickers
&
common
Ltd
Oil
Imperial
12%
Canadian Pacific Railway....
Tar
18
17%
%18
1
,
.—3
Imperial Tobacco
4%
preferred
•
__
Oil Companies
preferred
Textile
16% May
35
common
Canadian
Dominion
Apr
46
25
Dominion
15
•
preferred
Ltd
1,403
-100
Refining
__25
&
15%
16%
common
Dominion Coal Q%
15%
35
•
.
Farm
15,%
I*
—
Cockshutt
T5% Mar
Bay Mining & Smelting—
Jan
55
7%
..
Canadian
Apr
Feb
10%
30%
Canadian Locomotive
Dow
Jan
35%
common
Cottons
13
_
24
class A—-•
Foundry
—
1,720
Tire 4%> pfd Inc 1927.. 1.50
_»
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
♦
Hamilton Bridge
53%
Apr
18% May
665
13%
:
20
18% May
16% May
al8
16%
13
,
—
v.
—•
.
——
Wares
Apr
al8
Goodyear
41
27
Ltd
Celanese
Dominion
Power common.
preferred
20% May
10%
common
&
Ganneau
16 Vs
Jan
16%
;;'
—
35%
__
Canners
(H)
Feb
Apr
10%
50
Bronze
Corby
27
»
Breweries
(B
22
35%
.
common
Canadian
Coghlin
Jan
com_*
new
20
Steamship
preferred
5%
13%
•
Canada
_
1,737
1,360
preferred.
series
23 %
23
Jan
11% May
25
B
Canada Iron Foundries
Canada Safeway Ltd 5%
$1 series
40% Mar
45
Canada Cement common
Canadian
24
May
22
Products
A
Mar
39
44
Tel
class
Burrard Dry Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
23
70
455
20%
•
Ltd
140
39
11%
25
Lgt & Pwr
Columbia
Feb
Mar
11%
44
Class B
Canadian
23%
*
Mills
6%
39
11%
20%
1—
Tract
Apr
Jan
14%
|3Vs
Bakeries Ltd
101% 102%
102
5%
25%
260
._*
common:
new
16%
pfd.100
6%
Ltd
Co's
45 %
1—•
Paper class A
British Columbia Forest Products.—
British Columbia Power class A
$1.75
Fraser
6
•
&
American Bank Note Co.
British American Oil common
British Columbia Elec Co 4%%
Class
25% Mar
44
•
British
5%
Jan
Jan
205
34
*
pfd—. -.25
4.16%
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16 V4
•
B
$1,30
(T
Foundation Co of Canada common
6%
25
common
Telephone
Building
24%
Jan
16%
50
common
Corp
Bathurst
Bruck
18%
43
15
15
Players Canadian Corp...—*
Famous
Apr
45%
•
Atlas Steels Ltd.
British
Estabrooks
High
14 Vs
•
...
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
Class.
6,350
1,195
• '•
common
Aluminium Ltd
Brazilian
Low
15%
1
High
May
22 % Apr
50
a22 a22 %
'a 22
..20
_—
Low
34
34
pfd—
A
class
Corp
Rang«<5toce Jan. 1
High
-
—
Electrolux
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15
A
Algoma Steel
Bell
Low
15
20
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Argus
of Prices
Shares
•
$1.50 preferred
Class
for Week
Last
Par
Abitibi
Dryden Paper
Eddy Paper Co
Sales
Range
Friday
Low
'
s
,*
,42T8
42%
Apr
Volume
Number 5119
175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2211)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Western
Leaseholds
Weston
(Geo)
4% (>'r:
Ltd
preferred
preferred
Limited
*
:
—
5%
High
.7.25 May
9.80
Jan
20
91%
Feb
91%
Feb
16% al6%
Consol Central
100
16%
Apr
19%
Jan
Cons
195
35%
20
22
May
Mar
35%
35%
Jan
a94
40
97
Apr
Feb
40
a92
99
Mar
25
25
75
25
Jan
25 % Mar
50
27
Jan
28'A May
—
25
28%
—
28%
-
V2
Consolidated
Cortez
20%
20%
21
10
25%
24%
25%
Dominion
Montreal
Nova
Royal
27%
28%
Scotia
20
28%
2,124
37
.
'
37
1
11c
18c
1
6c
Ltd
•
Feb
Eldona Gold
Apr
26%
Jan
Emerald
Mines
c:
Falconbridge
30
Jan
Fontana
Mines
Mines
85c
89c
May
May
24 %c
15c
8.00
Feb
12c
16%
Jan
21
23c
1,500
1.10
1.10
500
12%
12 %
100
7c
7c
2.60 Feb
1,300
22c
1,000
__
*
12 %
1
„
79c
Feb
May
5.40
Apr
48c
1.00
S.20
12
Feb
Jan
Feb
1.60
Jan
Apr
14
4Vac Jan
Jan
37%
671
35%
Apr
37%
Feb
*
27%
27%
10
Apr
May
95c
7.55 May
Jan
19c
7.05
28
7.05
820
27 %
30
Jan
Giant Yellowknife Gold
7.10
Apr
Mines Ltd
*
3,800
39%
._10
Jan
Mar
8c
10c
6,300
7.70
22c
Ltd
Ltd—
(1945)
Mar
14c
3%c Jan
1,678
8.00
•
Nickel
58c
Feb
8,800
1
__
Jan
21
5.00
39%
25
10%
10%
38%
40 %
Jan
Golden
10%
Apr
Ltd
400
1
5.90
5.90
200
13c
13c
1,000
10c
Apr
14c
14
14 %
1,005
13 Va
Apr
15%
Feb
30c
Frobisher
Exploration
Manitou
Heva Gold
Mines
Mines Ltd
Hollinger
1
Gold
Cons
Mines
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines
Montreal Curb Market
Jack
Lake
Jaculet
Mines
Mines
__
Ltd
—
5'
Ltd
14 %
1
Ltd
22c
8c
Apr
Jan
8.45
6.55 Mar
10%
Apr
12
5.90 May
Jan
7.10
1
Jan
May
Jan
22c
25c
3,819
21c
3%c
3%c
4,000
3%c Mar
4%c
17c
1
Ltd
17c
2,000
15c
28c
10c
42c
3,000
282,650
19%
850
„
Apr
Feb
6%c
500
4.65
12 %c
36 %c
1,500
1
Ltd
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30
6c
12c
20 %
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1
Ltd
Mines
18c
6c
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10%c Mar
21,300
1,500
18c
4.65
-
Ltd
43c
12c
1
Minerals
Sullivan
21
Low
2,000
15,600
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1
Ltd
&
Jan
26% May
26% Apr
Cadillac Mines Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12c 12%c
40c
Asbestos
Oils
Low
41c
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24
590
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1
Mining Co Ltd
Mines
20 %
1,050
a27
—
for Week
1
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Explorations
Cournor
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East
10
Ltd
Candego
Rochette
Duvex
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Mines
107
35%
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Range
of Prices
Par
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21%
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23
21
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MAY
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7.25
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Low
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Winnipeg Electric
Shares
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Last
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
Canadian Funds
Kayrand
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
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for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
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Angio-Gan
Anglo
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Canada
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2,590
108
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Ltd
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Apr
50 Va
Jan
35%
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10
1.45
2.00
Feb
4% May
7
Apr
1.05
26
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Jan
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7
Jan
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1.30
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30
Jan
12
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38 %
Jan
25
55
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67
Jan
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390
23
May
32
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Jan
21
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1.65
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1.40 Apr
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18
Feb
17%
18
1,960
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Apr
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20
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4.25
300
May
1.85
Jan
27
Mar
21%
Jan
4.60
Jan
24
24
150
3.00
100
3.00 May
28
200
27%
5
Jan
&
Shore
Lavalie
Mines
Mines
Lnuvicourt
Mar
24
May
3.75
Feb
Feb
30
1
100
100
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4.75
88
2
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410
22
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380
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May
Jan
4.75
Apr
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May
May
22%
Jan
Mar
92
Jan
28%
27
Jan
12
200
May
12
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104%
Jan
110
Apr
200
2.50
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3.75 Mar
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Apr
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135
108
Feb
51%
Feb
2.75 May
4.25
Jan
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Anacon
Arno
111%
55
Jan
May
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Metals
Barvallee
80c
54,700
55c
Jan
95c
47c
47c
500
35c
Jan
50c
Jan
12c
12c
1,000
12c
May
12c
May
17%c 17%c
1,100
1,575
17%c May
26c
Mar
New
Goldvue
New
Louvre
Mines
Mines
Santiago
Nocana
Ltd
Collieries
Uprnepie
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Ltd
Celta
Asbestos
Pitt Gold
Prime
Mines
Chibougamau
Dev
Central
&
Centremaque
Century
Gold
Co
Fields
Gold
Mines
Soma-Duvernay
Stadacona
Standard
Mines
Gold
(1944)
Mines
Tache Lake
6c
518c
4,000
Explorers
For footnotes see
page 43.
21c
20c 22%c
4,000
16c
Jan
34c
Feb
3%c
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Pyrite
&
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1
Westville
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1,300
100
2.15
19,250
1
2,000
300
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1
20%
100
11c
13c
12,000
4.25
4.30
56c
1,600
56c
6c
6c
1,000
5%c Mar
.16,100
8c
1
,,
1
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36c
1
4.15
1
—
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1,505
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Ltd—,
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Oil
20c
Apr
Jan
May
Jan
45c
Jan
Apr
Apr
11c
1,000
7c
1,300
6.85
47c
32,950
1.90
2,200
3,800
2%c
59c
35c
4.00:
' 3%c
52c
21.800
3.85
2.95 May
30c
Feb
1.72 May
Apr
8.00
Feb
3.45
Jan
Jan
65c
2.12
Jan
Jan
19 %c
Feb
38 %c Mar
1.12
Jan
10c
2.75 May
4.75 Mar
40,600
5,600
55c
May
92c
Feb
8c
2%c
6,500
5c
Feb
10c
May
1,000
2c
Mar
3c
Jan
61c
5,200
13,000
57c
Jan
80c
Mar
30c
Mar
50c
65c
.
Jan
8c
May
1,500
39c
74 %c
30c
7.00
11c 11 %c
4.70 Mar
4.00 Mar
3.00
38c
4.40
23,425
3%c
3.20
Feb
500
3c
Mar
Jan
4.80 Mar
4%c
Jan
Oils
Calgary
Co
Ltd
Ltd
67c
Apr
Ltd
Canada
Southern
•
Mar
70c
May
89c
1,000
14c
Jan
25c
Apr
7.80
8.00
650
Apr
9.60
Jan
82%.c
90c
9,700
14
1
Ltd,,,,,,
35c
29,400
20c
—
—
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35,800
75c
20c
7.80
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1
Oils Ltd
58c
70c
—
*
—
Edmonton
&
Calmont
Oil
54%c
72c
—
7.65
1
,,
14
Jan
Jan
8.75
Apr
13
525
8.25
Jan
14%
Apr
7,102
12
%
1.44
1.75
7.00
7.00
100
1.05
1.19
3,633
148
1.55
500
Canadian
Pipe Lines Producers Ltd—1
Central
Explorers Ltd
Central
Leduc
Oils Ltd
Rio
Cordasun
Oils Ltd——1
—*
East Crest Oil Co Ltd-
Federated
*
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Oils
&
50,800
11%
3,200
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uan
3.90
3.90
100
2.70
Feb
,
1-50
1.50
1.56
44,900
1.09
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1.70
Apr
2.75
3.05
5,900
1.88
Jan
3.45
Apr
18c
500
26c
Apr
1,800
8.15
Feb
13%
Apr
3.50
3.50
3.80
1,600
2.40
Jan
4.35
Feb
3.10
3.20
3.65
Apr
Jan
—
—
1,500
Superior Oils of
15
15
500
1
88c
80c
90c
25,000
*
2.55
2.50
2.55
500
36c
39c
5,000
——-*
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Corp Ltd—_—*
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Co
Can
Ltd—
Apr
4.15 May
10%
1
of
Apr
Apr
2.80
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1.80
12
10
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1.48 May
18c
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Dominion Oil Ltd
&
1.65
11
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1.76
Aw
10
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1.40
1.50
—
Apr
1.28 May
—*
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1.75 May
7.75
Jan
1.05 May
11
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1.44 May
6.00
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2.45
5.25
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1.70 May
600
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Jan
50
2,000
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—
13%
May
14
Decalta
—
90c
1.72
Canadian
2
Apr
7.70
Canadian
Oils Ltd-—-*
75c
Apr
1.70
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7.70
7.60
—
—
~
2.80
14%
1.85
1.88
3,000
82c
82c
5,000
2.65
2.85
1,100
18c
May
3.05 May
14
May
47 %c
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1.96
36c
Feb
May
1.85 May
80c
Apr
2.65 May
17%
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3.00
Feb
2.25
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1.45
Apr
3.50 Mar
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3.35
3.35
3.55
21,200
2.63
Feb
4.20
2.35
2.25
2.60
24,100
1.15
Jan
3.40
14c
16c
1,500
11 %c
Jan
20c
-*
—
Apr
60c
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23c
Feb
1.29 May
Okalta
Oils
2.25
Apr
3.70 May
2.00 May
2%c
3.60
Jan
Jan
2.75
Apr
3.95 Mar
Punch
Apr
Sourls
Jan
South
Sweet
9,000
10c
May
28c
Jan
Tor
8c
May
28c
Jan
•4.000
13c
Mar
19c
Mar
United
6c
Feb
Grass
Trans
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5.50
500
4.50
8,000
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50
82c
80c
82c
4,300
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2.00
2.40
3,250
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1.50
500
4.25
4.45
1,850
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1.25
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1,000
1
—
4.25
*
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American
—
5.50
4.25
*
Oil Company Ltd
Valley Oil
Brazeau
—
4.30
-1
Ltd
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Selburn
4.70
Apr
-1
Pan Western Oils Ltd
Oil Co
1
90c
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4 VrC
4.75
Canada
Ltd
115
,*
12 %c
*
1.28
1.25
1.33
4,500
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1
65c
62c
66c
Oils Ltd
*
5.00
5.00
5.20
500
2.28
2.30
1,300
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"
2,000
500
1.35
Jan
10c
—
*
—
Anglo-Canadian
Bristol
—•
—
Anaconda
Del
25
6.90
1.75
Feb
9c
20% May
2.99
41c
—
Jan
Feb
5c
,
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Admiral
Altex
1,000
1-
—
3.00
1
Ltd—
New
Jan
20%
—
1
1
Jan
18%c
Apr
Apr
Mar
Jan
May
1,000
*
Products
Pacalta
8c
5%c
6c
Jan
34c
•
5%c
12c
„
1.85
Apr
36c39%c
—
1
Ltd—,.
Cobalt
New
9c
Apr
1.15
56c
—
1
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Mineral
Uranium
May
Mar
11c
6c
Continental
5c
1,000
60c
British
4%c May
ll%c 12%c
1.04 May
Jan
2.75
New
8c
27c
—
New
Jan
5,000
64c
Jan
Apr
28c
2.85
Jan
Feb
27c
1
Mar
5c
2,400
1
5c
7c
1.29
1
41c
Feb
1.25
United Asbestos Corp Ltd——
Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd,
Jan
17c
*
1
.
Mar
1
Villbona
May
78c
400
1
—
Mar
14c
48c
Phillips
1
Ltd
5c
Feb
48c
Jan
'2,000
3.70
*
Ltd
Jan
8c
1
3.05
200
1
—
Mar
3c
500
Tungsten Corp of Canada Ltd
5,700
*
Ltd
59c
7,300
1.90
Western
Apr
55,800
1
Mines
3.50
4c
11 %c
Malartic
5%c May
Feb
12c
1
Vinray
Jan
1.04
Ltd—.,
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2c
3.00
12c
1
Gold
May
3%c
Mines Ltd
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17c
88c
Feb
1.07
80c
12c
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2.15
6.60
300
90c
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd—.
Kroy Oils
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
Marigold Oil Ltd
Apr
a80c
1,500
Ltd—1
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
5.00
Apr
a80c
1
Jan
3%c
Apr
2.45
42,500
—
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Jan
27c
2.05 May
1.50 Jan
3.15
14,200
3.45
Ltd
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3c
300
1,000
2.10
5%c
*
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Siscoe
3.75
500
Apr
2.25
5c
1
29c
13,300
1.38
3.40
Ltd
3,000
4c
1.12 Mar
5c
Mining Corp Ltd-—;
13,000
.4
3,300
_1
Mines
15,300
Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Chibougamau
Feb
Apr
1.35
3.40
„
x 14c
7c
Ltd
Cheskirk Mines Ltd
22
6,000
Ltd
Mines
Feb
5.60
1
1
% 3c
:
Mines
Jan
May
1.80
.
4.75
1
Yellowknife
Gold
Apr
1,200
1
Smelting & Refining——
42.95
Corporation Limited-*
Mining
Manitoba
17
„
Quebec
Royran
74c
1.32
2.10
Quebec
Quemont
Feb
4.85
—
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29c
4.75
—
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2.50
.^.00
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Jan
—
Harmon
"f34c
Apr
28c
1
10 %c
4c
23c
Mar
Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd
Home Oil
27c
Jan
21c
Quebec
Jet
4c
11c
6,500
Goldflelds—
Feb
Apr
2.50 May
2c
Jan
9,000
1
Ltd
Feb
34c
—,
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Mines
22% Max-
10 %c May
2.14 May
18c
25c26%c
15c
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Mining Co Ltd————1
Consolidated
25%
21
May
May
Ltd
Fields
3c
Ltd
(Dunsmuir)
Gold
a—
-
16c
95c
—
Jan
6.00
Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
Cassiar
Jan
Jan
v
Jan
Apr
60c
2.25
Cadillac Gold Mines Ltd
Pato Cons Gold
Dredging Ltd—
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
6,000
Chibougamau
Canadian
2
Mar
Jan
16
5c
30c
Pandora
5c
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,
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1,000
78,075
1
70c
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21
20c
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-
14c
88c
—
Mar
Ltd
Mines
16
Apr
Apr
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375
55c
78c
1
Pyrites
Opemiska Copper Mines
Gold
Apr
13%c
4.85
Perchcourt
14% May
Apr
55c
25%c
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73c
May
Apr
13%c
1
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44c
81 %
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2c
Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—
Chiboueamau Mines Ltd—
Bevcourt Gold Mines Ltd
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'
22
34,100
Jan
1
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Canadian
35
a—
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52c
67
*
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51c
2.29
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20% %
7
44c
1
1,000
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Bob's
14c
Jan
45c
Mining Corp Ltd
Normetal
Osisko
290
Ltd—1
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Mines
73
1
Ltd—
New Pacific Coal & Oils
New
72 %
1
Formaque Mines £td
31,950
Beatrice
BouscadiBac Gold
1.285
,
Jan
a__
3,900
"
Jan
Feb
72c
12c
Ltd—
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a—
22%
120
Feb
1.50
80c
72%
Ltd_!
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Alger Mines Ltd
New
2.95
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Mines Ltd
Mines
Apr
17»/2f 18%
2c
——
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Apr
110
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Feb
Jan
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Nechi
'57c "%62c
—_
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20
17
28%
16%
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Band-Ore Gold
Barvue
21%
——_
Ltd
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280
25
26
1.03
Jan
Calvan Petroleums Ltd
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90
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Lead Mines Ltd
Arnora
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Mar
112
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Gas of Canada
25
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1,000
Jan
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1.16
Apr
Jan
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Nuclear
May
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1.16
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4,75
May
39c
17%
100
10%
May
6c
Jan
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275
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90c
Jan
23c
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4.75
May
3c
1,400
Apr
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90
90c
26,500
Mar
12 %
90
100
6c
5
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35
90c
9c
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90
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Jan
400
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90
Apr
23c
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Jan
Feb
13
32,400
Trebor
16
Feb
May
15c
Feb
10%
1st
1
11
11c
71c
Jan
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550
6,000
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Feb
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Jan
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36c
93c
15c
51%
55
200
10c
13
13 Va
1.20
1.08 May
67c
Apr
May
1.20
25c
1
Jan
12% May
10% May
155,000
1.20
1
Ltd-
3
50
Jan
Jan
8.00
31,700
1.30
1
Mines
51% Mar
501
Jan
May
19 Va May
725
36c
1.08
•
__
13c
42c
Jan
Monpas
10
_:*
Service Stores Ltd—
1
1
Ltd
10
Apr
Jan
*
25
pfd_20
.—
1
Macdonald Mines Ltd
105
*
10
28c
1.28
10c
12c
17 Va
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Merrill Island
Mining Corp Ltd—1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
M'ogador Mines Ltd
3%
,.
10
1
1
Goldflelds
a9%
————10
'
1
1
Lingside Gold Mines Ltd
33c
18%
*
Ltd
3%
.
common
Ltd
Co
Lid—.
a9y2
Co—L
conv
Explor
36c
1
Leitch Gold Mines Ltdl
•
•'
Ltd
10c
—
1
Mines
~1
Corp-
1
Mar
60
Jan
28
a51 % a51%
24
7%
3.00
50
8%
50
*
24
Lake
Porcupine
47% May
7% Feb
4
4.20
Feb
4.20 May
24
May
20
M)
—
Jan
*
pfd—
common
^
Power & Paper
honcum
Feb
55
23
67>
2.25
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Mining
Jan
34%
—100
;
6%
May
33%
Inc el-ass "A"___—1
Corp of Can
Feb
Jan
1.75 May
44
Scotia
Power
26 Va
10%
200
34%
Jan
80 Va
Apr
7% May
200
26
Moore Corp common
Paul
1.75
Feb
May
6%
65
10
1.75
6.25
50
Apr
Co
Ladulama Gold Mines
Ltd
Lafayette Asbestos Co Ltd—
Lake Dufault Mines Ltd-
New
24
2
a2.00
Jan
Mar
5%
125
a63
a2.00
23
Nova
43
Jan
a—
3.40
15
25
a63
Mersey Paper Co Ltd,——„—*,.
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co„r_—5
Mount
a—
1,375
9%
•
„
cum
Distilleries Ltd
4.60
a21% a23%
7%
8
Teleg and Tel Co Ltd com_10
preferred
40
a5 %
Corp_—r— *
Massey-Harris Co Ltd 6%%
6%
Jan
26
*
^
Melchers
Jan
12
9%
common—•
Ltd
(Walter
155
Apr
V 23
A
......
MacLaren
Maritime
4.55
a5 %
__1
pfd
London Canadian Investment
Lowney Co Ltd
43
Mar
a49% a49%
„___!*
Ltd
Securities
Lambert* (Alfred)
May
11
.
—_*
preferred
conv
33
150
*
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd
6%
Mar
50
.
*
♦
„
International Paints 5%
May
26
55
Company
Investment Foundation
Feb
56
580
class
Co
preferred
Insurance
39
May
23% May
120
v
1.20
Ltd
Can
35% May
45
2.284
■
1.15
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fleet Mfg Ltd
Ford
250
a82% a82%
"B"
Products
35%
27
*
Feb
45
300
A
Jan
125
4.95
cl
15 Va Mar
15%
113
46%
a7V4
Engineering Works Ltd..
Steel
Feb
4.95
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Dominion Structural Steel Ltd
*
Eastern
51%
a'7%
,
Limitee
Apr
Canada——*
of
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg Co. Ltd
Frere
47
Apr
46
*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
&
65
*
common
Preferred
David
48
May
10%
Jan
*
Standard Sec
Div
Apr
15
20%
>
——.
Alcohols
100
May
Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd_*
Claude Neon Gen Advert Ltd class A--*
Class "B"
152
17
_*
Canadian Western Lumber Co_
2,670
101
840
_■*'
Ltd
Co
250
11%
35%
•
pfd
Salt
15%
17%
—
Canadian
Feb
17
_*
common
13%
a—
46%
Ltd—*
T7f preferred
r____100
Canadian Internat Inv Trust Ltd com_*
5%
preferred
___100
Canadian
Marconi
Comoany___^____i
Canadian Pwr & Paper Inv 5%
Jan
17%
5
Ltd—
Investments
31
11
48
—,,H—_*
_
Jan
100
'
48
_*
Ltd—•
Apr
'
8%
15%
-
100%
Yukon
Labrador
High
Apr
May
10
a5%
Ltd—
General
Canadian
25
10%
1
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Canadian
430
a5%
—
Sugar Co
Co
Co
27
10%
preferred
Dominion
26
6%
a5%
preferred
&
26
Low
25
pfd—*
A
common
1st
a6%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a6%
-■—
Kenmayo
Devel
Kerr-Addison
_5
Ltd
Co
7% ' pfd-
Company
convertible
Cauaaa
Paper
Prod
Low
*
Development Co
Fabrics
Belding-Corticelli
Brown
Ltd
Min
3%c Apr
17,100
1.25 May
8c
Jan
7c
Jan
1.70 Mar
Empire
Oils
Westburne
Ltd
Oil
Co
*
Ltd
Western
Homestead
Wilrich
Petroleums
Oils
--
31,000
•
Ltd
107
1.01
1.07
23,660
10c
2.50
2.35
2.55
22,031
152
1-12
3,900
*
—
5.50 May
6.75
Apr
3.55
Jan
4.95
Apr
Jan
14%
Apr
May
1.25
Apr
9.85
80c
1.65
93c
Jan
3.00 Mar
Mar
1.95 Mar
3.50
Jan
1.05
May
10c
1.21
62c
Jan
Apr
May
5.00
ADr
1.28
Apr
18 %c Mar
1.50
98c
Apr
Jan
Jan
6.70
Apr
1.80 Mar
2.48
Apr
4.65
1.00 Mar
1.70
1.07
Apr
Feb
2.88
Apr
L52 May
2.02
Apr
39
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
40
.
.
MARKETS
CANADIAN LISTED
FOR WEEK
RANGE
ENDED MAY 23
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
INVITED
ENQUIRIES
—
R
p]asii
-
Perm
Canada
Southern
27
26%
44 V2
27
44 V2
13%
75
89% 89%
1.40 1.70
2,975
363
EMpire 3-8611
Toronto
BRANCHES
—
1.42
6.75
25
16%
30%
Montreal Curb Market
Calgary Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Car common
Canadian
Oshawa
Vancouver Stock Exchange
A
Class
St. Catharines
Canadian Celanese
common
preferred
$1.75
Warrants
Exchange
Class A
for Week
of Prices
Shares
25%
'
class A
Acadia-Atlantic
9,372
14
Apr
18%
25%
825
25
Jan
25% May
16%
—20
preferred
$1.50
15%
16%
70
16 V4 May
/
J
22c
1
_
20
1,700
11c
Mar
28c
Apr
12c
Jan
69c
Apr
10 %
Jan
30c
34c
24,100
8%
400
1.75
1.70
1.83
59,450
1.30
1.30
1.45
10,785
•
Agnew-Surpass
"
Petroleums
Akaicho Yellow Knife
—*
10c
10c
warrants
B
3.05
3.25
2.25
2.40
900
2.40
Ltd
*
common
•
2.30
Petroleums
Albermont
Distillers
Alberta
3.10
Common
certificates—*
trust
voting
2.40
400
*
102
1,000
45
512
43
625
96
25
23%
of
preferred
Canada
Amalgamated
Larder
—*
80c
Anglo-Huronian
Mines
Rouyn
I,000
70c
May
176,425
46c
Mar
3.00
2.50
3.00
19,200
22'/a C
22c
26c
16,500
Aquarius
Athona
Atlas
Mines
15c
May
33c
Jan
28c
May
62V2C
Jan
Jan
1.15
3 001
Willans
Cochenour
Cochrane-Dunlop
Class
:
Apr
common
Feb
25V2C
Apr
Cockshutt Farm Equip
26c
Jan
50c
Feb
Coin
14
Jan
Coldstream
Jan
17c
Apr
Colomac
Apr
12c
Jan
7,700
36c
11% May
12
505
15c
20,000
11c
11c
12,946
8c
11 Va
13c
10c
2.23"
2.14
2.25
50,500
2.14 May
17 V4
17 Va
1,035
16 V2 Mar
1.53
1.55
1.65
27,650
12
16c
1
19c
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
Lebel
Apr
Consolidated
5% May
Bank
of
Nova
Bank
of
Toronto
Barnat
Scotia
Metals
Base
Bathurst
Ltd
1.20
1.30
class
6.03
12,277
1
95c
1.00
3,400
44c
42c
45c
34,970
44
44
44
50
59c
55c
63c
29,577
Beatty Bros
*
Telephone ■ 4—
Mines '•A
Belleterre Quebec
•'
•«'>
.
Berens
River
Bibis
Yukon
Bldgood
Bobjo
1
-
'
4
—
.
•
.
i
4.00
600
50c
50C
1.15
—
1.15
1.34
Apr
Mar
1.15 Mar
Croinor
Jan
63c
Crown
Nest
49,890
Feb
75c
5,000
9c
16,000
30c
25c
32c
204,500
4'Ac
— —
5%c
3,000
5.15
Brantford
%
70c
Jan
4V4C
Jan
Feb
Detta
Apr
Devon-Leduc Oils
Brazilian
Brewis
Traction
Red
Bristol
Oils
Britalta
ordinary
Ltd
British
American
British
Columbia
4%%
Oil
"
4%
British
Dome
Buffadison
class
A
_
Mines
Gold
Calllman
Calvan
Apr
Dominion Textile
Apr
Dominion
Red
Bread
common
B/f-preferred
Canada Cement
15% May
8%C
92c
Jan
Mar
20
21c
1.39 Mar
1
21
Jan
Apr
Apr
30
Jan
45
10'A May
12%
42% Mar
45%
Feb
.Mar
19'A
Jan
12V»
Jan
45
Jan
43
43
43
16'A
16'A
1,294
38
38
38
248
37% May
19%
19%
325
295
19
Jan
20%
Feb
10'A
19%
10%
10
Apr
13
Jan
5
5
50
5
Apr
40c
43c
18,400
common
common
Mines
10'A
10'A
*
—
•
1
40c
11
Feb
32'A
39c
100
7%
Feb
8%
11c
11c 12'Ac
26,500
7c
Jan
15c
13%c 14'Ac
2,725
13%
Jan
19
7,150
23c
Apr
43c
Jan
55c
May
20'A
96c
Mar
60c
Apr
1.40
97c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
May
Jan
25c
common
Minerals..;
Apr
14'Ac
&
May
12
Jan
7%
Brewery
7%
;
Jan
24%
Apr
Apr
125
Mar
Apr
22%
100
•
•
Chemical
25
41c
Jan
Jan
•
16
70,000
93,050
10'Ac
12
;
9% Mar
94c
Apr
100
Apr
99
460
1.17
30% May
Jan
10
5
16%
Mar
96%
23.50
&
Woollens
Oils
Jan
100
•
Coal
&
14%
11% May
28
23c
Jan
7'Ac May
Jan
CANADIAN
1.70
12,600
78c
14,600
12,580
2.35
900
8.05
7.30
8.55
42,035
2.80
2.80
2.80
50
47
47
47
65
•
1.60
25c
1.55
Jan
2.48
Jan
Jan
1.53
8.85
Apr
2.20 May
2.70
Apr
5.45
4.30
Jan
3-40
Jan
Feb
48'A
Jan
Jan
2.50 May
47
8.55 May
67'A
67%
53
65
Apr
20'A
20%
590
19
Jan
21% Mar
7%
7Va
7%
45
6'A
Jan
10
10
75
9%
Apr
—
Inc.
40 Wall Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Feb
Jan
51c
79
a
SECURITIES
Gairdner & Gompany
7%
11
Telephone: WHitehall 4-5336
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Dealers and Institutions
Toronto
•
Montreal
Hamilton
•
•
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Kingston
•
•
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Jan
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May
5.20
4.70 May
11%
50
Steel
Preferred
Donalda
__
11%
12
97
11
12'A
20%
Machinery
Canada Northern Power
16%
100
10'A
__
85c
7.80
a
Apr
10'A
96%
—
1.01
73c
Canada Iron Foundry.
Canada
11'A
2,985
70
340
10
11%
11%
*
12'A
7.00
£
Jan
8.20 May
Apr
Jan
87c
76c
—50
26%
Feb
1.07
7%
Apr
15'A
1
28
Feb
21 %
Mar
1
27
78c
14
Duvex
85
3.45
Jan
2.00
25
Dragon Oils & Gas
20%
May
Jan
40c
14 %
Feb
20
28c
Feb
10c
14%
Apr
153
Apr
21
Apr
•1,000
3.45
May
36
15,500
Jan
18
12c
31
Apr
1.87
100
35c
36c
1,60
270
Jan
8'Ac
Jan
18
Jan
7.65
—
~rr-f—
1.03
28
18c
30c
Jan
17
15% May
18
5'Ac
2.20
common
8.30
6,500
1
Lake
5% May
20
•
Chibougamau
Campbell
Canada
1.51
3.10
7,000
8'Ac
1.70
Campbell
Jan
Dow
1
*
Jan
70c
Jan
27'A
Dominion
1.86
23c
Gas
17c
Feb
1.45
28
Jan
1.39 Mar
Flon
May
44c
75
3,200
40,226
160,800
16,400
177,300
3,565
2,165
'
Jan
116
26%
8
31,600
•
10c
22,000
16
9,837
87
1.82
1
2,000
52c
10.500
Dominion Malting preferred—
—100
Dominion Scottish Invest common—1
1.75
30%
May
12c
21
Jan
1.81
31
48c
May
4.95
100
Stores
8c
Jan
12
15'Ac May
26c
4.70
Apr
Tar
24c 25 %c
,
Apr
72 %
19%
Apr
Dominion
7 %c
Apr
8%
Jan
4.70
91
Dominion
9,250
4.50
Feb
3.50
Jan
20%
80
Feb
20,100
Feb
May
—
26
Jan
17c
14'A
7%c
28c
Feb
Jan
1.25
12% May
70
2.95
Mar
19
15c
Apr
110
26c
" Mar
33%
16c
Feb
17'Ac
10
2.79
common.*
Preferred
25
26c
Apr
20
89,800
26c
77
20%
Mar
—
Oils
Steel
;
May
*
—
&
Magnesium
12
a
"B"
&
Foundry
30
,
May
9,700
2.93
Dominion
55
•
Jan
14c
12c
*
common
Preferred
1
465
*
Oil
May
9.85 Mar
12
__
Edmonton
Cons
92c
31
Calmont Oils
Calnorth
May
15%
32c
A
Flin
73c
Dominion
12
.
Steel
&
Fabrics
15%
*
Calder Bousquet
ottigary
Dominion
Mar
1.35
Feb
30%
7'Ac
Hill
Burrard class
Jan
21c
10c
31
*
class
13 %
10 Va
•
Lake
Co
Feb
May
Feb
20c
Jan
71
25c
2.75
—
2.75
10
50
Bulldog Yellow Knife
&
15
1.05
Building Products
Burns
8,548
42%
May
_25
preferred
3,990
•
Canadian
Burlington
Apr
Coal
Apr
23'Ac May
1.00 May
1
Bank
Dominion
89
1
Red
Dominion
Jan
1
Power
Buffalo
Feb
12
5%c
Packers class A—
Buffalo
17 V2
11
,89
--
Ankerite
Bunker
22'A
78%
Jan
13c
Apr
67c
Jan
32
May
1.75
Jan
1.00
33c
Feb
Apr
13c
Jan
8'Ac
Apr
8
Apr
7c
Apr
1.85
27c
May
6%
Feb
1.70 May
83c
Feb
1.32
„*
Ltd
5%C
...
•
_
Reef
21%
78'A
Mines
15% May
6 050
•
B
Buffalo
115,200
22
*
Columbia
Broulan
92c
7.25
13c
1
Asbestos Mines
5%c
Forest Products-
Columbia
Class
British
82c
6.85
pfd_ _100
preferred
British Columbia
10,991
386,400
83c
*
common
11
15c
7.00
1
Electric
,
13%
Jan
Feb
110
68c
Dom
6.35
10%
Jan
1.43
56c
48c
22%
8.50
Apr
18c
Feb
10c
11%
Feb
57c
Jan
Apr
Jan
10 Va
4.75 May
32c
21%
Ltd
Jan
Feb
Jan
67c
Dome
Apr
7c
3.60
11c
1
Seagrams
*
Exploration (Western)
Jan
May
2.40
4.50 May
5,550
140
21%
Jan
5.80
14Vic
1
—
—
Petroleums
10%
1
19 %
3.50 Mar
38.000
25c
Minerals
Feb
11c
—
1
Ltd
Producers
Apr
■
21c
Feb
3.95
8%
1
May
9V2C
II
•
„,
Lake—
24 % May
11c
705
2
Apr
6c
25c
25
Feb
13
Discovery Yellowknife
38c
Jan
3,253
110
23%
16,500
387
8,500
26,800
Distillers
Jan
3V2C
7,800
Mines
Rio
15c
41,132
16
*
1
1.15
13c
15c
16
19
15 %
11c
•
Del
30c
*
—
16
Apr
71
22c
—
1
Delnite
6.25
*
class A
Cordage
Class B
1.73 May
Jan
Apr
15
48c
100
—__>_
Patricia
Feb
10c
26c
—
1.45
12
44c
100
Apr
6.00
•Li
May
11C
44c
1
;
1.40
52c
45c
12'Ac
•
_
Jan
86c
3.70
8%
15c
Jan
13'Ac
Apr
14 %c 15'Ac
3.95
1
Coal—
8.20
-
Feb
64c
300
1.55
,
May
10c
16,622
120,000
7%
13c
Feb
1.70 Mar
23c
May
5.60 May
Jan
50c
Jan
.
1.25 May
14c
12%
—
Mines
Davies
12%
1.70
32 % 33%
16c 16'/2c
1.20
1.35
15c
20c
13c
15c
15c
—*
*
—
7c
Mar
28c
•
Feb
8
1.38 May
Apr
5c
12,600
210
67,025
23,700
32,20o
33'A
Petroleum
D'Aragon
Jan
2.35 May
1.12
Feb
Jan
19 %c Mar
Feb
5% May
23,970
23c
40c
Feb
1.20
211,905
3,087
5,699
3,500
97,150
6,750
1
39%
12c
21c
10
Pershing
Crowshore
Mar
64c
100
Trust
Crow's
28c
19c
20c
Mines
Jan
54
'
Mines
Mines
Dist voting
Mayi
65c
Apr
May
3.50 May
May
70c
1
Bralorne
Sannorm
Exploration
(H)
Corby
Mar
7
18c
70c
8'Ac
1
Boy mar
Conwest
Crestaurum
Jan
34%
\
Jan
9Vi
34c
9c
f
Bordulac
Jan
1,000
70c
1.
—
6.65
Feb
58c
1
Davis Leather class A
.1
Gold
1.30 May
Apr
•
1
Mines
Bonville
Feb
16c
—
2.50
Gold
Apr
May
20%c
16c
1.25
Apr
4.20
87c
•
*
Mines
Consumers Gas
43c
54,500
1
Kirkland
Consolidated
Jan
42
7,598
22c
3.85
1
Mines
8%
35'A
18c
1
-
>
Feb
41
4IV2C Mar
260
7%
35'A
■
3.85
••
—
—
19'Ac
L
-r
w
Gold":
Bevcourt
—
35%
25
Bellekeno
37 V2
Jan
Feb
1
——
Rochette
Apr
80c
96c
—
Consolidated
4.95
1
A
Mines Ltd
Consolidated Quebec
Jan
37%
55,325
5.85
39%
Apr
30
90c
39%
1.24
5.95
39%
9%c
35 V2 May
125
•
Mining
Power
'
1.123
•
Beattie-Duquesne
Bell
37V4
1
.
Ltd
Co
37
37'/4
10
Nicholson
Apr
27
1
Mines
Barymin
601
2.60
62c
1
Oro
Feb
6c
17,000
28 V4
8c
10
Mines
Barvue
9VaC
27%
1
20c
1.60
14c
1
Oils
Cordasun
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Mar
14c
7%
11c
1.50
V
1
Oil
Howey
100
12
13,925
4,000
80c
1.61
15c
*
Cadillac
Central
Consolidated
4,130
Jan
14% May
73c
1.50
13'/2c
7
11c
1.50
Feb
Consolidated
5%
Apr
5.20
952
1.64
*
Jan
17c 17%C
Apr
3.75
15%
—
Bakeries
Apr
5%
Jan
4.80
Jan
25
76c
—
Consolidated
3.60 May
17c
1.60
Jan
125
25
1.70
1
12c
5%
Jan
16
1
*
Allenbee
6V4
1.10
2.17
Jan
Astoria
24c
6.50 Mar
3.50
3%c
Consolidated
Feb
2.86
Jan
21,000
3,010
1,400
565
Consolidated
31c
18%
Jan
5c
4.50
4.75
Apr
Jan
14c
Feb
May
2.05
16%
24'%
4%c
4.25
4.50
12%
—
4.50
Jan
99%
Feb
Jan
Jan
•
6%
19'A May
7,900
21c
5.65
13c
75c
1.73
5.60
11c
72c
1.60
1.66 May
Apr
97%
1.05
20c
12c
Mar
9c
10
Apr
3.000
—
.
Mar
Consolidated
May
40
Feb
1.61 May
25,450
23%
20% May
1,000
Mines
8c
Montreal
100
32%
1.95
Conlaurum
17c
of
95% Mar
15c 17'Ac
Apr
9,575
Bankfield
Jan
1.65
14c
10,000
Bank
29
15'A
—
11,600
1
Jan
1.90
Mines
20c
*
Apr
24%
5,100
5
National
3.60
A—
Jan
65c
16
Coniagas
2,485
'■
—
Conduits
9 Vac
class
Feb
31
Feb
15'A
Petroleum
Commonwealth
18c
Mines
Jan
4.65
20'A May
1.39
18c
—
*
3.20
Fabric
6'A
Jan
50c
28,320
50
54,100
8,500
12,800
1.25
5.65
11c
72c
1-65
—1
Knife
Yellow
19c
9c
1.36
Feb'
8c
6,500
1.35
G%c
30V4C
1
3.50
Auto
Jan
Apr
5
4.10
2.12
2.27
6%
6V2
1.23
1.37
6'Ac
7c
30'Ac 34'/2c
—
Apr
II,240
20c
18c.
—
1
1
Bagamac
Apr
57% Mar
Mar
•
—_
Copper
1
1
May
1.90
4
3
—
Lake
Aumaque
Mines
May
48c
Apr
45'A May
3,815
600
18,525
15,700
4.05
3.00
12/
4.05
82c
26c
14c
20'Ac
13c
--
2.05
13
20%
Gold
May
1.37
Jan
1.35
May
28c
780
815
100
40
17,367
700
4.00
1.60
71c
18 V» Mar
19c
11
21
2.12
11
Jan
1,46
22
1
—*
Jan
3.10
I_—
Preferred
Aunor
Aubelle
95c
16%
24%
Com moil
33 'Ac
15c
1
Mar
_25
lO'Ac
Mines
Jan
20
14
3.75
*
17,000
,
49
1,405
9,475
9,000
*
,
A
18c 20Vac
18c
17%
—
Apr
18% Mar
May
—
1
1
Jan
(1937)_,
Yellowknife
38%
Mar
3.80
2.85
11
3.75
Mines
12c
»
*
Steels
Atlin-Ruffner
May
7,000
14,300
___—.—10
B
17'A
5
3.85
Silver
Lode
Cobalt
12% May
11
28c
31c
1
class
15'A May
18
15%
3.55
1.50
1
Jan
1
Metals Corp
Hardware
16% May
Apr
75
20
—
Ltd
7V2C
Asher Oil Co Ltd
Feb
12%
200
*
.
11,700
Armistice
Jan
34
5'/a
19
98
17'A
1
i
20,050
12
Jan
20
Mar
5
17%
3.75
1.59
Mines
Citra-Lartic
Jan
9c
34c
26%
16 V. May
30
45
1
Ltd
—
Chromium
Mar
80c
1
Apr
24
3,444
12,350
-1
—,—
—
Explorers
8'Ac
•
1
Ashdown
Chlmo Gold
Jan
3.75
9.60
Mines
Chlbougamau
82c
Gold
Atlas
8,665
Chesterville
Feb
8%C
-
Apr
100
19
98
__1
Mines
Cheskirk
51c
—1
Porcupine
Feb
8.25
36
1.66
—
*
50c
__
Research
Chemical
Feb
33c
common
84c
Argus Corp common
Ascot
Jan
7.65 May
Steel
•
-
Mines
Arjon
12%
2.50 May
20c
Oils
Charter
Chatco
Jan
1.01
28c
28c
Centremaque Gold
Jan
1.12
Mines
Gold
Central Porcupine
Feb
70c
Patricia
*
Ltd
Petroleums
May
1.70 May
Jan
6.00
99
*
Leduc
Central
Jan
56%
20c
1
Apex Cons Resources
Area
12%
79,630
8.00
1
—
Mines
Anson
Mar
68c
85c
7.75
65c
125 V2
Ltd
Oil
Central
Apr
65c
7.30
92
34%
1.61
*
1
-1
•
1
1
1
Minerals
Corp
Central Explorers
Jan
26c
70c
*
*
3.05
Mar
1
Anglo-Canadian Oil
/
16c
3,500
•
Petroleums
Jan
1.40 May
35%
1.66
—
1
Asbestos
Castle Trethewey
Jan
55c
Anchor
75
84
25
865
190
26,418
27,500
31,635
25
21
62c
27 V2
Apr
Jan
—
>
*
*
Cariboo Gold
Jan
24
72c
Anacon Lead
3.15
Mar
/70c
1
Anglo
May
Apr
58c
*
American Yellowknife
—
*
Ltd
Co
Williston
Canadian
Apr
May
23
175
21c
20c
21c
American Nepheline ;
Ankeno
24
23%
1
Petroleums Ltd
Leduc
American
50 %C Mar
59c
44
45
*
Aluminum
2.00 May
v
Canadian
3.45 May
Apr
2.00 May
59c
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
21
57c
26 %
26 %
1
Canadian Vickers
Gassiar
25c
May
2.60
101% 102%
1
Pacific Cons
Alberta
—
—
Tire Corp preferred—_20
Utilities preferred
100
Canadian
Apr
1.65
Mar
10c
25,800
•
2.00
Feb
1.42
99c
215
'
Class
8Va May
Salt
Canadian
Feb
101
100
22c
8%
31c
Acme Gas & Oil
—
—
common
Canadian Pipe Line Producers
Feb
6%
Apr
100
—
Acadia-Uranium
Ajax
5
97 Va Mar
Jan
22c
mmrn'
'
480
6
5%
'
Preferred
—
*
*
*
-
—
Jan
147A
8.35 Mar
52
25
16;.428
3,780
1.835
955
560
175
6.65 1 7,00
24% 25V4
16V8
17
30%
31
12 % 12'A
15 V» 15%
39 39%
19 Va
20
95c 1.24
28c
40c
1.46
1.61
48
48
3.00 3.00
5%
5>/4
4.50
4.50
Jan
Jan
49
18% Mar
6
Common
.
*
5% preferred __———100
Canadian Pacific Railway——
—25
High
Low
High
15%
15
common
Malartic
Oils Cos
Canadian
25%
-•
Locomotive
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Par
& Paper common
Ice
Canadian
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Power
Machine
Canadian
Week's
Last
Friday
STOCKS
1.50
48
*
*
*
*
1
Products common
Food
Canadian
Funds
Canadian
Abitibi
Canadian
28c
Pete
Devonian
Dredge
Canadian
—
39%
20
1 00
•'
-
,
—
*
Decalta
Canadian
Toronto Stock
*
*
20
*
25
Canadian Canners
Niagara Falls
Montreal Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
12Vs
62%
12V4
70
Canadian
MEMBERS
44% May
80
Canada Wire
40 Adelaide St. West,
190
33
Lines common
& Cable class B
*
Admiral Oils
*
Canadian Atlantic Oils-——.———2
Canadian Bank of Commerce
10
Canadian
Breweries
*
SS
Canada
602
Feb
33
1
•
Oils
High
35
30'A
Mar
26
33
20
Mortgage
Canada
Low
32
*
*
Packers class A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
.
Canada
r
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
(2212)
.
,,.r
Number 5119
Volume 175
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
41
(2213)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED MAY 23
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Range
Shares
_*
18c
18c
20c
1
2.38
2.37
1.05
1.00
Mines
Malartic
Sullivan
Metals
Steel
1
1.45 Apr
8.00
16,440
1.35
1.28
6%
1.39
58,800
6%
7
500
24
24
100
65c
70c
17,400
6%
Glacier
10c
9%c
10c
1.75
1.95
81c
90c
15,210
Apr
Klrkland
18c
19c
1,500
16c
Jan
24c
Jan
Feb
Klondike-Keno
1
38c
36c
38c
8,800
36c
May
67c
Mar
Kroy Oils Ltd-——
•
2.55
2.50
2.60
12,950
_*
17
17
17
50
18c
Jan
49c
30c
13c
May
May
18c
7c
6,000
5C
Jan
3,000
100
20
May
17 %
13
1
1.40
1.40
1.48
1.72
1.60
2.00
4,800
61,647
90c
90c
96c
6,125
48c
12%
12%
13
2,850
11%
16'/4
16%
775
25
24%
25
235
1.90
1.85
2.10
55,824
—•
13
13
13%
1,400
1.65 Apr
1.30 May
Jan
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
13%
9 %e May
1.60 Feb
70'Ac Feb
1.70
Feb
Lake
Jan
Grain
Federal
Preferred
common
20
1
*
1
.—
Federal Klrkland
—
Federated Petroleum
Mines
Iron
Fenimore
Warrant
—
6%c
8c
9.75
10%
14,518
81c
59,550
62 %c Apr
Gold
—.
26,600
14c
37c
5,200
35c
1.70
56%
57%
546
8c
57
27c
35c
*
-100
——-—-*
J)
%c Jan
1.55
37c
•
—
——
preferred
Frobisher Exploration
(A
22c
4
40,000
10c
6,000
3,400
Jan
Apr
10
10'A
4,004
Jan
33c
36c
25c
Jan
36c
1.15
1.08
1.21
65,150
25,500
76c
Jan
26%c
21c
34c
115,250
18c
Feb
28c
27c
32c
25,100
20c
Feb
8.25
I
11%
11'A
12'A
3,466
1
46c
40c
49c
37,800
32
32
50
3.00
3.15
210
5.90
6.15
2,660
La
60
Larder
•
—
..1
10
7.10
7.00
7.20
27,423
3.80 Jan
*
Exploration of Alberta-——
1.40
1.40
1.46
12,500
1.05 Jan
2.05
Class B
Power
Gatineau
Class A :
common—
class
Mfg
Products
General
class
A_—
Gold
11'
•
Grandines
Gunnar
5%c
6'Ac
47,300
25,500
4'Ac Jan
6'Ac May
75c
21c
24c
130,800
9.80
10%
6,173
8'Ac
8%c
3c
3'Ac
45c
5Cc
1,000
13,000
16,265
17c
24c
9'Ac
3%c
10c
10c
1
10c
10c
11c
1
630
5.85
6.50
7%c
Feb
28%c Apr
12% AJan
:
15c
Jan
Feb
24c
May
Feb
12c
Peb
8c
1,000
6%c
10c
.
5.60
Jan
18c
May
23'Ac
Apr
Apr
Jan
River
Class
B
Magnet Consol
II,500
4'Ac
Apr
6%c Jan
4c
4c
4'Ac
6,000
99
85
3%c May
Jan
92
100
Mar
47%
47%
47%
25
47
Jan
50
Jan
Marigold
17%
Jan
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris
35
17
Apr
17%
40C
Jan-
80c
35c
35C
40c
66,300
35c
m
common-
17%
17%
17%
46'A May
7% Jan
50
50
11%
610
11%
12
350
24%
22%
26c
33c
1
Feb
13c
1,000
10c
Jan
44c
15,760
23c
Mar
3.00
250
1.90 Mar
4'Ac
500
3'Ac
Jan
30
705
28%
Feb
13
50
8'Ac
•
•
8%C
9,000
2%c
—*
2'Ac
'9,600
3.35
3.35
500
14
—
13c
52c
3.10
15
500
13c
14c
5,700
500
13
15c
Jan
Mid-Continent
13% May
11c
Jan
6% Mar
16
Mill
Jan
Apr
9% May
Jan
Hasaga Gold
Head of the Lakes Iron—
1
30c
29c
31c
5,579
24c
Feb
3lc
May
1
25c
25c
32c
8,100
25c
Headway Red Lake—
1
9c
9c
1
23'Ac
1
2.70
1,90
Jan
3.75
Mindamar
71c
Feb
Model
25,000
15c
Apr
Modern
141,800
6'Ac Jan
30c
May
23c
27c
3.00
11,750
11c 13'Ac
10,425
72c
65c
73c
109,700
44c
75c
75c
500
70c
.—
Hunts class A
2.70
53
42c
2.10
Feb
3.20 May
20
—
.
—
Indian
Lake
Indust
Acceptance
preferred
5 % prior preferred
$1.60 preferred
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
1
International
Island
.
t,
Jacknife Gold
r
Jack Waite
Jan
27'Ac Jan
54c
3%c
May
Apr
Jet Oils Ltd
Joburke'Gold
.
Joliet
Jupiter Oils Ltd
'
—
2.27
7c
Apr
Feb
13
Jan
32c
Jan
7
May
33c
Feb
45%
Jan
80
Jan
26c
Jan
41c
Mar
67
Jan
81%
Apr
94 %
Apr
15%
16%
295
45c
47c
9,750
38C
Mar
5c
8'Ac
5o
1,000
4c
Jan
5'Ac
11c
12,516
6c
Apr
12c
8 %c
8'Ac
10c
7,500
7'Ac Apr
10c
—
2.30
2.30
125
43c
51c
8,200
2.85
2.85
6%
6%
302
42c
46c
112,700
38c
May
15,000
75c
May
16%
—
__
—
•
43c
227
80c
—
78c
83c
1.60
1.60
100
70c
60'Ac
70c
9,400
4.50
46,560
4.50
5,500
15
-
2.00
43c
Feb
Jan
May
2.85 May
6'A May
1.60 Jan
60c
Feb
Porcupine
Montauban
3.25 Jan
Mines
4.25
3.40
15%
14%
15%
970
2.45
2.35
2.59
17,350
16
16
25
16
May
15'A
125
14
83
25
82 %
4.50
3.40
„
3.25
Jan
14% May
1.85 Jan
18
Apr
48c
Apr
3.00
73c
4.65
7%
72c
1.14
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
1.80 Mar
85c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
50c
Apr
42c
46c
13,400
33c
85c
85c
85c
1,000
55c
Jan
15%
15%
15%
615
*
:—„•
23'A
23%
9
10c
1,225
2,000
Jan
34
15%
Jan
Naco
15%
4,180
17%
Jan
National
1.40
25,400
24c
82,750
31c
Feb
7c
Jan
350
Name changed to
Dow Brewery Ltd
National'Drug & Chemical com
—
•
1.35
1.30
5
—
894
14% Mar
Apr
7% Apr
22
1.00 Apr
Jan
17
27
Jan
9
Jan
9C
; 1
Jan
■
Feb
Apr
Apr
1
23%
8'A
8%c
9
Apr
Apr
88%
45c
!——*
3.10
17%
1
—
Feb
4.40 Feb
Feb
•
,
—
<
4.80
17%
18
Apr
Jan
14
14%
18c
6c
7c
21,500
18%
25
2.55
2.75
5,705
52%
42c
53
-1380
45c
46,300
14c
Jan
4c
Mar
18% May
!„24%
Jan
Feb
4.00
Apr
1.60
51%
Apr
20%c Jan
45c
Jan
May
—
Mylamaque Mines
Ltd
National
Preferred
Feb
27%
50
27%
Jan
27%
Jan
7%
2.60
51%
25%
300
Apr
9%
Jan
10 575
55c
14,770
48,208
2.65 May
5%cMar
2.95
2.85
11'Ac
10c
—
4c
4c
1,450
3.30
2.10
3.30
2.07
3.60
2.20
32,577
6,450
54,225
Jan
New
22%
Jan
Bidlamaque
British Dominion Oil-
22%
22%
50
22
Feb
19%
19%
200
Apr
18% Mar
19% Mar
New
New Calumet Mines
Concord
Jan
Jan
35%
Jan
48
May
New
Delhi
82
Apr
96
May
New
Dickenson
41% Mar
48
May
46% May
-
Development
4c-
New
5c
1
Uranium
Labine
—
Mines
New Fortune Mines Ltd
46%
48
510
45%
46%
95
35
Jan
8%
8%
75
8
Mar
9
Mar
New
50
11
Mar
12
Jan
1
-•
—
11
11
38c
42c
8,200
35c
42
6,433
40'A May
Feb
44c
48%
May
132
132
20
34
35%
6,739
23%
Jan
39'A Apr
50C
50C
1,000
40c
Apr
90c
Apr
135%
Goldvue
—-
-
Hugh Malartic
2.80
51'A
—
2.51
2.80
—
51c
3.05
2.76
17c
55c
53c
3.25
17c
63c
13'Ac
14c
Feb
Mar
55c
13'Ac
—
8c
8'Ac
6,000
2,663
—
1
18c
16c
19c
28,100
1.74
1.82
6'Ac
43c
- 62o
5c
9c
9c
49,999
12,600
New Marlon
New
Mines.
—1
Gold
Morrison
Mines Ltd
—
—
1.66
8%c
1
39c
38c
Long Lac Mines—
1
——1
Norsman Mines—
,,
—1
Norzone—
——-1
6c
16,500
Jan
3,300
ll%cMay
18c
Jan
New
18c
3,838
15'Ac
Jan
30c
Mar
New
84C
80c
90C
58,050
54c
9c
10C
15,500
6'/aC
45C
45c
48c
7,060
•
3.90
3.60
4.00
17,315
4lc
95c,
May
Feb
11c
May
Mar
57c
Jan
Feb
2.65 Jan
5.00 Apr
5,125
26,550
1
Laguerre
New Mosher
8c
3,325
33,345
Newlund Mines ——-—.—.————1
New
11'Ac ll'Ac
Jan
50
415
—_1
——-—
58c
Newnorth Gold
So
3,850
2.57
Jan
132
128
New
1
—
——•
1
1
—1
——1
New Jason Gold
18c
15%
Feb
22%
5%c
11%
Jan
1
11
May
20
Apr
13 7A
—1
403/»
9
865
10%
60c
35'/a
4,408
2,589
5,100
50
470
61'Ac
Alger—
9%
96
11
14'A
7'A
2.85
51%
25%
62c
3.00
12c
National Hosiery
-
New Pacalta Oil
New
New
——
—
*
Rouyn Merger—
—
1
Lake Mines—
——— I
Superior Oils of Canada —-—,—1
New Ryan
9% Apr
8'A
11
20
—
7»A -Jan
8'A
—
New
May
1.48 May
137A
—
*
.—
Jan
30c
36%
46%
common
32%
11
4%C
Grocers
29% May
20
1.30 May
27%
5
-
Negus Mines
Jan
110
40
Jan
,
Preferred
Jan
Feb
24
33
20
4c
—
7c
Ltd—
52c
129
Apr
9.65 May
100
116
96
——
Breweries
11% Mar
Jan
May
5% Mar
5%
20
45%
——_
class B
*
National Petroleum
25o
National Sewer Pipe class A——^—*
National Steel Car
•:
5%
2,330
64%
6
l
For footnotes see page 43.
14c
May
19"%c May
5
82%
13
9
1
Mar
690
15%
27%
96
»
——
—
Quebec Mines
6c
II,200
82%
125
35%
1
Jan
May
73
15 %
5,823
9
l
Jan
8%
93
*
14%
35%
—
14'A
84
38c
—100
29%
35%
•
-
Jan
93
*
13%
•
1.
——
Mining
Jan
23c
36c
—
1
A—
3,400
.5/100
-3faeule^*Mi hei£—_
Mar
1
*
Montreal Locomotive
60
50o
Jan
2.20
71%
93
—
—
♦
Monarch Knitting common
Preferred ————-
Moore Corp common
Morrison, Brass
41
Mines '
Apr
1
class
Jan
41%
Petroleum
Mountain
34% May
—
Containers
Apr
61,300
40c
14%c Apr
1,260
•
l.io
31
*
4,310
35%
.
15,000
46%
*
20c
35
*
5c
•
:_1
18c
10'A
*
*
■
20c
35%
Corp
certificates
32
International Nickel Co common
Preferred
6 % May
•
.—40
-
100
s
84 %c
36c
1
—
—
6%
1
40c
100
common—
6%
Metals
Oils
Nesbitt
—.
:
*
Feb
30
—
17c
—
Feb
30C
34c
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial. Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary-5
4% preferred
..25
Imperial Varnish common
—*
6,000
Power common
*
—13.50
May
6c
10%
—
paid
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
20%
28c
—*
14 %c
9'Ac Feb
110
5%
——
Huron & Erie common
Feb
25c
1
4'Ac
18%
—,
7c
4%c Feb
5
29%
Hoyle Mining —
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting—.
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
8'Ac Feb
4,000
8,045
*
38%c
20c
14c
6'Ac
107/o
—
Voting trust
May
2.60
6'Ac
47/ac Jan
6'Ac
Mining Corp
Moneta
—
Jan
26
Apr
6'Ac Feb
9'Ac
12c
——
500
10%
Oil
Brick
Minda-Scotia
Jan
31c
Howard Smith Paper common——
5'Ac
6'Ac
10%
City Petroleum—,—
Milton
16c
21c
Homer Yellowknife
5 'Ac
9'Ac
May
1.70 May
I
Mexican Light &
Preferred
Apr
4'A %
common
,
3.35 May
May
15
38
46,400
*
3%c Mar
21c
14%
83
84
__*
-
Lake
Jan
11,600
—,
Apr.
50,500
40,820
;
Jan
23c
& Dauch
7%
18c
—
2c
21c
Home Oil—
12% Mar
367
•
8c
2.65
23c
Hollinger ~ Consol
2'Ac Jan
690
1.90
Merrill Island
„.l
4'Ac
3,000
13
8'A
12c
—"
Feb
1.65
3.35 May
26
4%c Jan
2%c
83
„
Feb
May
2.23 May
1.70
——•
1.56
Feb
1.65
8%
12c
'
I
Mills
Jan
10c
——1
Apr
17c
Lake—
Red
16
50,955
—
12c
1.72
-♦
—
Apr
May
25,100
High Crest Oils Ltd—
Highland-Bell
Highridge Mining ——
Hlghwood Sarcee ———
Feb
13
1
—
McWatters Gold
Apr
12c
Heva G6ld Mines.—
2%c
1
McMarmac Red
6r< Mar
32%
7%
—
20,600
—
Drilling
McKenzie
McLellan Gold
3.30
Reduc
2.23
100
Jan
7
.——-—
2.04
*
new
Apr
10c
..
2.10
1
Frontenac
Mclvor
17%c Feb
3.05
Harrison Hibbert Mines
1
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
May
7
———-
7,060
—2'Ac
Ltd
Ltd
Mercury
.
16c
Preferred
Apr
35c
13
8%c
16c
Mayo Mines Ltd
McColl
Jan
29%
Apr
4%C
1
_•
9'Ac
5.25
Jan
29%
29%
1
——I
4.80
10 %
38c
38c
—-1
——
100
1,775
216,867
8
3.00
12 %c
1
1
•
5
24%
33c
16c
,
—
Oils
Maxwell
Mar
46%
11%
1
1.80 May
May
2.65
19%
2.25 May
Mar
12
23,855
Matarrow Lead
Mar
12
Jan
46%
12
5
Jan
21%
11%
A—
May
16% May
940
1.93
:
Gold
Marcus
May
May
6,692.
19
1.84
Marbenor Malartic
Jan
40c
18%
1.89
;
•
Maple Leaf Milling —8%
5%
preferred
100
Maralgo Mines
:
1
5%c
98,650
19
—1
—
Maple Leaf Gardens^-
5%c
79c
—i—•
Apr
17% Apr
-Manitoba & Eastern
6%c Apr
17%
132,426
450
I
Malartic Goldfields
Jan
70c
48,250
3.35
20'A
1
—
4c
75c
80c
2.99
20%
—
75c
Jan
20%
A
77c
Jan
1.75
-3.15
Mines—:
class
——l_—
25,000
_»
Gold
Gold
1
Gold
Bloedel
6c
3.05
Hosco
&
Madsen Red-Lake Gold Mines
7.20 Jan
5%c
—
.
5c
97
—
-
MacLeod-Cockshutt
56%c Apr
15'Ac
Mines
MacMillan
3%c Apr
36c
—J
Mines
,
Mackeno Mines
Mar
2%c Feb
8,500
12,500
5,255
Jan
9.60 May
51,925
11c
12c
<
ll'Ac
Hinde
__l
Apr
6'Ac
.
8c
Apr
1
Gold Mines-
Mining
Feb
17c
Macho
102
1
Hellens
40c
Mar
——
Heath Gold
62c
Jan
Jan
Jan
"IZIl
Harrlcana
May
23c
12c
97
—1
Harding Carpets
Harman Oils & Minerals
36c
13,600
16,400
65
Macassa
.50
-
21,300
17c
98%
08%
——
Rock
40c
28c
15c
97
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne—
Hard
36c
26c
16c
35c
preferred—
—.—————*
Hamilton Bridge
38c
26c
•
9'Ac Feb
—
Mines
—•
.—I
——
99c
Gurney Products common————*
Hallnor
6%c May
9% Feb
20,290
——
Halcrow Swayze
Halliwell Gold
Jan
May
20,138
3
Gold
32%
7
32c
*
Gwillim Lake
May
4%c Jan
1.19
——
Gold
100
2.25
Jan
1
1
Guayana Mines
Gulf Lead Mines
17,531
7%
29c
—
Freehold
71
6'Ac
7%
Apr
1.12
Coal class B
Great West Felt
Gridoil
30 %
5c
—
32
30
30%
5'Ac
May
2.05
8.20
*
class
Feb
29
32c
—
Coal
West
471
1.13
1
Preferred
Great
Jan
30%
2.10
Co'class A_
Great West
78c
1
—
Paper
9c
Feb
1
—
Mines
May
65c
Macfie Red Lake—.—
——
Lakes
Great
7c
3,440
MacDonald
Mining
&
I,500
72c
30
—
7%c
70c
Jan
1
Graham Bousquet
Mar
34c
7%c
__
*
-
Yellowknife
16'Ac Jan
1.15 Mar
1.27 May
Apr
—
Grafton
15,500
Jan
23c
44%
1
common
23c 24'Ac
Jan
17%
——
Tire
23c
1.05
Jan
...
Preferred-
12,300
16,650
15
Goldhawk Porcupine
Goldora Mines
Goodyear
75c
1.27
,—1
—
Lynx
10 %c May
45c
Jan
15,600
71c
1.19
245
——1
Golden Arrow
Goodflsh
10'Ac 11 %c
16
—*
———
Manltou
lie
72c
1,19
15%
Eagle Mines.
Golden
1
8% May
Feb
13%
May
Lake Gold—:
Goldcrest Gold
May
40
24c
~
Mar
11
100
1
Goldale Mines
7
97
I,955
—
Gold
200
10
10%
God's
8
12%
_•
——
Louvicourt Golafields
Feb
12'A Apr
11% Apr
Jan
8
11
Mar
40%
—1
Glenora
8.25
Feb
Mar
3.90
,
12%
Jan
6c
3%c Jan
9.25
—
——.
Lake
101
10%c
Jan
4c
2%c Apr
4,500
40 %
Lake
Gillies
1,988
Jan
3.40 May
6%c Jan
1,500
6,500
*
A
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines™——1
Geneva
11%
18%
May
96'A
200
Apr
May
—•
——100
Steel Wares common
Preferred
3.50
10%
11
17
5
1
3.40
1—*
—1
—1
—
General
325
18
100% 100'A
100
Petroleum
General
17%
*
common
5% preferred —
Bakeries
General
Jan
6.25.
8
1
Lomega Gold
London Hosiery class A—
Long Island Petroleums-
Apr
3.25
Feb
3'Ac
•
—
Gas
Jan
5.25
5%c
—1
Little Long Lac
Loblaw Groceterias
Jan
2.30
8
•
Gold
Lencourt
35%
3c
1
—
Lexindin Gold
8.50 Apr
85
1
——
Gold
Apr
49c
5c
.
13%
May
8
-
Fed
May
32c May
Mar
*
A
Leduc-Consolidated
Jan
83
Mines
Lavalie
Feb
2.40
34c
32
3
class
—
Jan
Apr
May
30c
3c
_•
Acceptance
11
5c
.1
'U" Island
Leitch
„
6.05
•
Laura Secord
May
Mar
Mines
Laurentide
Mar
10c
83
83
Luz
♦
Lapaska Mines
Jan
1.90 Jan
Apr
Wasa
Lamaque Gold
Lapa Cadillac
May
52c
Feb
7c
Apr
10 7A
27c
1
Mines
Jan
1.25
Jan
50
18%
10
Mines
8c
Apr
13% Apr
Apr
May
1.40
Jan
3.00
30c
Mining
Mar
2.35
7.95 Feb
75c
Jan
1
Dufault
Lake of the Woods common
14% Jan
24% May
Jan
10
—*
Ford Motor class A
Francoeur
23
650
79c
25c
*
Fleet Manufacturing -L
24%
18
Jan
Jan
25
Jan
12%
7'Ac
—-—.—_
Flank Petroleums
Freiman
24%
90c
Mar
2.40
.1
—
Lake Shore
1.27 Apr
13%
16% May
Apr
17c
*1.00 Apr
.1
Lake Lingman
Lake-Osu
2.32 Apr
22
19% May
16% May
Lake
——
Falconbrldge
Nickel —
Famous Players
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Fargo Oils Ltd
.
Jan
1
Mines
Gold
Ladulama
Jan
2.60
1.23
1
—
Labatt
19
Jan
16%
Townsite
21%
Jan
•
—•
1
•
Mines
18%
Jan
7'Ac Apr
Jan
17
1.25 Jan
1.00 Feb
1
Ltd
Mines
Eureka Corp
Warrants
16%
Feb
81c
500
1.17
Feb
19%
Apr
31c
1,80
8,000
20%
15
38c
Mar
1
19,650
17
Mar
Mar
15c
1
77c
1.05
14
21o
„•
Jan
20%
47
41,200
Kirkland Lake
30c
17
15
23c 28'Ac
Apr
Keyboycon
23c
1.15
143/,
26c
16c
Kirkland-Hudson
30c
--22
10
14%
May
Jan
21'Ac
—
Empire Brass preferredEmpire Life
74,886
•
—
—
2ic
1
——
Gold
Kerr-Addison
17c
1
Kelvinator
i7c
9c
Jan
30c
5%c
,
8,000
Apr
27%
21 'Ac
El Sol Gold
High
10c
13,888
5,750
8,950
1
common
Low
9c
Jan
9
Apr
May
48c
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
9c
•
Gold
Kenville
Low
1
1.60
1.28 May
24
Shares
9.25
7.50 May
*
—
Industries
Estella
2.60 May
7.60
El Pen Rey
Emerald
Mar
Mar
13c 13'Ac
Gold
Eldona
Elora
Kelore
85c
*
Elder Mines
Mar
84c
1
——_—
28c
27,225
10
.
!
Investment
18c
!
Kayrand Mining
1.12
1
Eastern
May
2.60
8.00
for Week
Par
14c
May
Sales
Range
of Prices'
.
High
Low
7%c Feb
22,500
23,100
189,125
1
Mines
Eastern
Economic
14c
—
East Rim Nickel Mines
East
13c
Week's
i,ast
Sale Price
Range Since Jan, 1
High
13c
—1
East Crest Oil
East
Low
l
——
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
Amphi
East
Friday
______
Last
Sale Price
—
9c
8'Ac
•
—
•
58c
4'Ac
9c
8'Ac
13c 15'AC
5'Ac
5'Ac
5'Ac
47c
5.60
44 %c
5.50
48c
6.00
7
2.60 May
51
24%
Feb
3.60 Mar
Feb
Jan
53
Apr
29%
Jan
80c
Apr
Mar
3.50 May
13c
Mar
5c
Apr
2.63 Feb
4.25
Apr
2.05 May
3.10 -Jan
1.48 May
2.94 May
3c
40c
1.33
Apr
Apr
Jan
16c
May
29c
74c
3.25
•17c
Apr
May
May
Jan
74c
Apr
7%c Jan
8c
Jan
15c
Mar
12c
Jan
16c
30c"
Apr
1.15
May
Jan
1.83 May
Jan
7%c
Feb
8,983
35c
Jan
55c
Jan
;
47,125
43c
Mar
65b' Jan
;
5,500
3,750
17 500
16,400
1,500
151,050
6,634
5c
3%c Jan
4%c Apr
8c
Apr
)5d5
Jan
;
10%# Apr
;
J■22e,'
jua
Mar
10%c Jan
4%c Feb
'20c
Jan
50c
Feb
6.75
Apr
30c
5.35 May
6c
Feb
R
^
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2214)
.
•
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Ran^e
Thurbois
Low
6,625
8C
Jan
6%c
54,000
3%c
Jan
7c
Jan
2.25
2.25
2.30
1,200
1.95
Jan
3.00
Jan
12 %c
Feb
19c
Apr
80c
May
15c
17c
6,500
—1
1.25
80c
1.65
79,981
*
75 %
75%
78
936
73%
3%c
1
——
6,000
20c
28C
135,850
4.95
7c
4.75
4.95
7,590
7C
8c
24,000
65c
65c
500
4 %C
—
——1
—
Canada
Northern
—*
*
"
1
—1
1
*
Mines
Extension
Northern
North
Denison
North
Inca
Oils..—
Canadian
North
Gold
Northland
(1940)
Oil
Mines
Gold
Mines
O'Brien
Ogama-Rockland
i
Gold
Orenada
Jan
Jan
May
21c
Jan
4.50
Feb
5,500
11c
Jan
17c
9c
3,000
6c
May
15c
Feb
7%c
31,500
Mar
7%c May
7%
320
1,500
16c
18c
5c
6c
1,000
14c
48,300
11,325
24c
2.17
2.31
Pacific Petroleum
_
———
19
Apr
7c
Apr
18c
5.00
Jan
Jan
25c
Jan
7%c
Jan
15% Mar
3.20
19
,
Jan
Apr
May
Jan
Apr
May
Apr
1.75
2.13
Jan
2.45
8%c
12c
5,500
7%c
Jan
12c
Jan
10c
12c
29,000
4%c
Jan
13c
May
12,600
80c
May
1.15
Jan
14,662
6c
Jan
25 %c
May
81c
80.500
85c
15C
'
18c
1.40
Cadillac
Pandora
71
68%
280
64%
Feb
82c
95c
22,085
70c
Jan
3%c
5%c
37,220
2%c Mar
80c
80c
4c
—
27,100
80c
4c
11,700
3%c
4%c
4%C
4%C '
62c
68c
7.60
Apr
5c
54,625
1.45
1.45
1.53
lb,077
1.18
____*
9%c
9c
9%c
5,500
215
7,000
1
Sylvanite Gold
River
Taku
l
—
—
Tamblyn Ltd common
(Pearson)
Taylor
Oil
May
30%
Feb
6%
400
6%
Jan
2.85
61,520
2.20
Feb
14c
14c
,14c
,
-
20
20
•
Elevators
Toronto
General Trusts
:
Toronto
Mortgage
1———
Preferred
Trans
Oil
Mountain
Transvision-Television
Trend
Tungsten
307
13
May
15
20
28
May
30% Mar
6
110
May
Union
Gas
Mining
8.25
Apr
United
Jan
'■
41c
43c
33%
34'/a
38c
37c
19,000
35c
Mar
52c
68c
69c
7,583
60c
Mar
88c
.—1
91c
89c
1.04
92,700
89c
May
1.25
1.20
1.32
81,500
56c
Jan
33%
25
Gold
Pioneer
Oils
Ponder
1.04
Jan
;
Powell
Rouyn
Power
1.85
2.30
2.25
2.44
4%C
4%C
24
23
24
1,905
21
Gold
1
•
85C
85c
1.00
5,785
76c
29%
29%
—
Border Gold
Pressed
Metals
Preston
East
12,117
'
4,300
49c
17>/8
18%
7,620
16
60
16c
18c
,
55c
64c
t
23,600
2.85
3.05
52c
Class
preferred —1
B
Hill
United
Lead
&
United
Steel
13'/a
1.50
*
200
11,110
1.55
48c
•;V
7%;
22
23%
32c
36c
2.85
2.75
3.95
<
52
1.04
21
•
10%
Zinc
Villbona
Violamac
Vulcan Oils
1,400
40,550
78c
8,000
Apr
6c
1,000
14
Feb
1.50
1.60
Feb
•
21
20c
Queenston
1.35
26 %C
—1
1
•
1
1
y
_____
Gold
Mining
—.
,
Mines Ltd
2.51
2.65
1
Quebec Manitou
Quemont
1.25
28c
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
L.—1
Quebec Labrador
———-—1
Quesabe
20c
1.30
1
_:
25c
9
Feb
10
16c
Jan
33c
19,700
29c
8,200
2.73
6 300
54c
52c
62c
21
20%
21%
5,698
13c
10c
14c
26,900
20c
18c
21c
9,924
18c
16c
19c
22,886
36c
64,813
1.10
1.90
Apr
Mar
25c
2.40
35c
3.20
Apr
41c
!
Mines
Red
Uranium
Poplar Gold
Petroleums
Red-Pic
Ltd
1
10%
Mines
_—A—
Gold
Richfield
Rix-Athabasca
Little
Robinson,
Class
Apr
Mar
Feb
—_
Waite
Amulet
common
Walker
(G & W)
Waterous
Ltd
Wekusko
West
j
Roche
Long
Rowan
"1'
Consolidated
Roxana
1.94
Products
Silver
Roy
Royalite Oil
Jan
Western
Grocers
class
Western
Homestead
Western
Mar
62c
20
May
25
Rupununl
Russell
May
39c
Jan
9%c Mar
33c
Apr
Wilrlch
22c
Mar
(George)
Ryanor Mining
94c
6,660
Feb
20%
Apr
9c
Apr
11c
May
May
,
Feb
1.15
76c ' Mar
r
1,800
1.25
Jan
15
Feb
52»
Jan
63c
2,400
13%
79c
Jan
Feb
4%c Mar
78,000
1:
86c
v
42 %
43 '.
5 V2
Apr
Apr
Feb
7
5 % May
175
10 %c May
12,150
6c
Apr
2,600
5c
Feb
22 ^
1,035
19%
Jan
41,225
32c
Jan
75c
16
Jan
17%
5 V2
20%.
53c
16
c
414
16
32%
32%
—10c
2.47
2.35
2.55
7.15
7.35 f
•
At
41%
„
:57c J
5 %C
56c
11% May
;
1.7HO
/
6
'
8'Ac 10%c '
32% .«■
21
-
Ltd
1.70
Jan
8c
23
Apr
Mar
34
31% May
30
,.,32,987
Jan.
Mar,
2.88
Feb
8c
Jan
Feb
Apr
Winward
Jan
Wlngait
3.00
Feb
Winnipeg Electric
2.95
3.05
5c
5c
6%c
12.000
2c
Mar
20c
23c
23.290
20c
Jan
1.60
1.52
1.66
6,050
11%
40
11% Mar
12
16
lb
35
14%
Winchester
Larder
Gold
92
92
94
'
-1.58
1.50
1.75
-
ll%c
10 %c
l4%c
7c
7 V2 C
1-
—:
^
9c
21%c
100
1
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1..
Mines
1
Gold
-
Apr
143
27,500
89%
45 c
4%c
:
-
Feb
94
Jan
Jan
Mar
2.05
Apr
Mar
14 %c
Apr
6c
-658
Jan
9c
500
36%
23
80c
•
4.000
41c
9.70
Jan
20
66.305
4%C
41c
1^
7.15 May
2,015
21
21
100
75c
Feb
25c
I8V2C
7-
Jan
3%c
26,55ft
Jan
May"
46c
Feb
6%c May
15 % May
4,800
2.75
Jan
3.25
9%c
30c
3an
1.03
1.75
Feb
Apr
Mar
Apr
Feb
9 Vac
''
ll-'
10% c
9.500
6%c
Jan
13c
Apr
21c
'
27c
37,250
17c
Apr
27C
May
3.000
20c
Jan
57c
Mar
15c
Jan
24c
28c
30c
18c
i-'
18c
2,500
27%
18c
28
136
18
18%
3,269
44c
48c
19.500
1
3 Vac
3%c
4c
34.000
21
20%
21%
750
___i
__
8%C*
90c
42%
Petroleums
49c
46c
9%c
9%c
9%c
5,000
.
7V2C
12
common
May
18'A
common™
2.10 May
Feb
lc
31c
1,000
18
-
Leaseholds
Weston
May
Mar
•
Gold
Industries
Feb
Jan
10c
4 Vac May
♦
.
Apr
11%
14%
5,800
13%
A_^
Jan
33c
•
Oils Ltd
Rundle
1.61
11,267
8%c
84c
.
30c
_10
39c
17%
94c
-
;
6,500
—___1
35c *
17 Va
21
Brew
38,749
—________1
—_
Feb
3.44
Mar
10
81,150
98c
Jan
May
1.00
825
8c
1
Ashley
Canada
Wool
*
common
Preferred
Winora
— j.
Gold
95%"
95
35
12'
2.55
2.47
2.56
10 230
:
1
50c
50c
52c
18,900
50c
May
84c
Jan
:
1
1.52
28c
Feb
42c
Jan
1.500
11c
Feb
14c
Jan
York
*
4.75
4.75
4.75
100
Yukeno Mines
1
90c
85c
95c
31.435
1.65
85c
Jan
1.45 Mar
May
Apr
2%c
Jan
20
Apr
23
Jan
10c
7c
5.50
Apr
6c
May
2.24 Mar
Jan
4.50 Mar
Apr
'
Apr
62,900
Apr
Jan
3.10
Jan
13c
16,330
70c
Mar
34c
1.85
30
15
May
28c
30c
1.75
Knitting class A
Jan
12 %c
'
1
:
Mines
12
100
1.82
20%
Jan
Jan
12
1
16
44c
Jan
>
99
10%c May
12
5:
4%c
8,50ft
Yellowknife Bear Mines
27'A May
40
,■Apr
May
95
37
9c
.<
Yankee Canuck Oil & Mining
Yellorex
35%
__
8c
Zinc__
&
-
1
-
Combing
Lead
35 %
100'
•
—
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
Royal Bank
"■
8%c
—
Western
Western
28,392
•
2.10
^
5%c
7c
.
„——
Jan
10%
——
Feb
.
—
10% Mar
55c
10%
Malartic
40c
Lac—
Oils
Febs
Mar
4.75 Mar'
Mar/
10%
________
35c
—
'
46 c
Mar
9,936
_„1•
—
common
Consol
32c
*
.•
25%
14%
27 237
*
—
0%c
1
A
May
Jan
Feb
2.75 May
35,700
1.92'
Apr
20
12 %C
56
68c
1
Jan
11%
—.
7
•
22%
2.37
-i—_l
34 %c
*
Jan
Jan
10%
35C
—
€ %c
1
1.13
May
55 c
17 Va
Mines
34 %c
—73c
Petroleum
Mar
52
2.25
1
1
Renabie
Reno
•
Apr
20
61c
*
1
Petroleum
Reef
Regcourt
Apr
3.35
338
2.30
U
Preferred
Ranwick
Jan
87c
Jan
416
21
•
m
Gold
Westeel
Chibougamau
Quebec
21c
Jan
Mar
1.99 May
1.99 Mar
Apr
Feb
.
Apr
35c
110,475
1
s
Ltd
Feb
1.32
May
2.40
2,330
1
Mines—
Mines
Jan
12%
175
'
52
——25
;
Mines—
Rol
Ventures
Vicour
Apr
20c
80
Van
Jan
Jan
37c
1.58
9%
Apr
33
1.90
9%
10
2.70
5%c
29%
Jan
Apr
May
21% Mar
14c
"
17,500
>
•
Upper Canada
Feb
Mar
6.75
67c
Jan
29% May
1.40
;
Apr
25c
1.90
1
-1
Mines
Purity Flour Mills common——^
3,000
Jan
"
36c
Oils
May
4c
87% May
Apr
42c
26,095
-
Jan
Apr
4.25
12,655
48c
85%
2,000
57c
1,
Keno
2.60
2.20 May
'
16 %C
—*
—
Ltd
Petroleums
Mica
210
25c
1.39
1.40
1
Dome
29%
13
—1
—,
Prospectors' Airways
3,000
25c
Mines—
—
6,700
:
May
'
23%
Asbestos
United
52
May
May
35
60c
1
—
May
2.00 Mar
Jan
40
4%C
•
Corp
Premier
Punch
3,335
—•
—a
Powell River
Purdy
300
42
5Gc
36
Jan
5.35
—•
—,
1.40 May
1.50 Mar
24,317
————1
—
Peninsular—»
Porcupine
2.25
40
42
1
1.89
2.20
,—-—1
—
Development—.
Placer
1.65
1.78
•
Jan
86 Va
2.85
Apr
Jan
86
r
10 %c
Jan
Feb
35c
57c
18
PeD
117
29
4.95
5.00
Jan
28 %
26,700
'
Mines
7'Ac
846
33%
2.10
1.70 May
3,500
34
United Fuel class A preferred—„„_*_50
Apr
,
9%c 10 %c
Acceptance preferred—___—__9
Union
Union
7.00
110
42c
,
1
Corp
,
110
10V2C
• 4
—:
Feb
4,500
;—•
Oil
Apr
69c
28
*
Petroleum
Triad
Jan
63c
Apr
1.90
*
:
25
Jan
13%
4—*
—
May
31c
28
—•
Resources
20
28c
6,500
1.75
——1
*
1———100
Transcontinental
30
13,200
13%
.
—1 '
—*
20
42c
.38c
13%
"
—50
A
class
B
Jan
May
28
,
—.1
Finance
Class
7%
2.85
22 %c Mar
Jan
10c
1.90
*
—:
1,500
35c
35c
20
—
Petroleums
Traders
\
___1
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto
.
40c
..
1
Tower
33% Mar
31
*
____c
Towagmac Exploration
9%c May
6%
32
Apr
Apr
2.65
Gold
Toburn
1.60
6c
32
Apr
•
Gold
Crow
Pickle
1.54 Apr
Feb
6%
' 2.74
5'Ac Mar
68c
Gas
&
May
Jan
14c;
Apr
*
—
Tombill Gold
United
Petrol
8 %c
*
—
common
75c
Feb
Jan
-1
Ltd
Pershcourt Goldfields
8,500
May
98 %
-
1.02 Mar
1
20
Mar
5c
Jan
3c
2,750
41c
Jan
Mar
1.24
May
7.50
—;
Mar
-
10c
,1.38
3%c Mar
35 056
7.50
95c
Apr
5%c May
—1
—1
Ltd
_————
95
97
-
,
9c
54c
1,500
4%c
62c
1
Consol
Peace River Nat4 Gas
Penn-Cobalt Silver Mines
85c,
4%c
——1
1
Malartic
Perron Gold
15%
92c
1
Paymaster
Jan
9.50
10o
Paramaque Mines
Parbec Malartic
Partanen
67
4.491
13%
4%c
—
—
Oil
Western
Pan
12%
..
68%
Porcupine
10
97
1.27
Jan
,17"' /Jan
13 % May
1.25
Jan
1.44
*
•
1
Hershey Tubes
fage
Pamour
May
-50c
0
1.46
100
12%
20
.100
*
Thompson-Lundmark
Tip Top Tailors.
18c
57,910
19
—1
1
(Eastern)
30
20
:
Feb
3.45
2.95 May
*
Feb
22C
-
20
•
Trans Empire Oils
Pacific
May
4,837
2,495
Ltd.:
Oils
10c
3.05
Jan
May
22c
'
13%
——
Inlet
27
Jan
2.95
May
8.00
Apr
May
,13%
Jan
Mar
6c
14c
3.00
1
4%c
6,000
85c
50,100
10c
27
13%
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines ———.1
Jan
3.55
14,500
5%c
2.05
12c
12c
1
Mar
6.75
70
.1
:
Grass
7,905
High
Apr
4c
6,200
Jan
Apr
12c
4.50
5%C
10 %c
7.00
27
Mar
39c
May
1.12 Mar
5c
6c
1
14,500
21c
8
Mar
15c
14,775
12c
2.20
6c
27
17c
6% May
10c
24 000
1.38
2.82
4.25
12c
.4.25
Surf
35
Low
20c
Sullivan Cons Mines.—
Sweet
29
._1
8uperte8t (ordinary)
1.
35
190
.20
—
_
Common
28% May
30%
Jan
1.25
16c
1.30
—-—1
1
1
Mines
Lake
Osisko
93c
30c
6c
—*
.
Apr
4,350
*
—•
—*
Lake-
Red
58c
25,700
22 %c
_
Feb
Jan
30c
*
Malartic
Omnitraris Exploration——
Ontario Pyrites Co Ltd—
Ontario Steel common 1
Opemiska Copper Mines
O'Leary
12 %c
6%c
695
6.80
6.90
30%
30%
_1
High
29 V2
Mining
Steeloy
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
29%
III 5
Sudbury Contact
Jan
12c 12 %c
—————*
i*-,.
90c
Oils
————
Feb
May
5.65
7%
-4—'*
—
—L,
Selections
Okalta
28c
4.75 May
8c
6%c
—.—1
1
Ltd
Lake
Obaska
8%c
Jan
Mar
17c
Preferred
Feb
1.65 May
85
Apr
3.10
2.85
9c
Shares
*
Canada common-
Co
—::
Steep Rock Iron Mines—
Sterling Trusts
Sturgeon River Gold—
12c 12 %c
26 %c
27c
3.00
for Week
4%c
of
Steel
Preferred
—1
Ltd
Mines
Nubar
—
Mines
Star
North
Orlac
5c
23c
1
Normetal Mining
Oil
17c
1
Mines
Norplclc Gold
Apr
10c
4c
Norgold
Norlartic
10%c
8%C
4'/4C
Mines
Sales
Rar.ge
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
8%C
Ltd
Mines
Nisto
Nor-Acme Gold
Noranda
Range Since Jan. 1
—--5
i
Mines
Nipissing
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
1
1
—
Yellow knife
23
for Week
of Prices
Par
Nib
MAY
ENDED
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Jan
May
r
Sagueiiay Power preferred
St
Lawrence
San
Corp
Sand
River
__100
.
97
•
Gold
36
35%
•
common
Gold
Antonio
2.60
2.50
1
Oils
20
1.035
19,632
7c
9.700
3.55
3.55
Ltd
36
4c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry
97
2.75'
3.70
9,600
97
Apr
34'A May
98%
Jan
7c
4.60
Apr
•
4.60
4.50
5.00
112,495
1.50
Jan
•
2.35
2.31
2.55
3,670
2.25
Jan
3.40
*
4.25
4.20
4.45
18,350
Jan
5.10
1.32
1.39
7.600
40c
Jan
1.95
20c
21c
14,100
16c
Jan
37%
38%
287
Last
Apr
1.35
Oil
Ltd—
Co
Warrants
Senator
_^___
Rouyn
___;
•
:
1
.
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*'
Class A preferred
43
1
Shea's
Creek
12c
10%c
Wpg Brewing class Bj
Sheep
Sherritt
Slck's
Gold
Breweries
Voting
Silanco
Silver
common
•
Miller
Silverwood
W.
Siscoe
class
Dairies
A
South
Co
4.35
19
9c
Feb
15c
Feb
28
31
May
Jan
convertible
2nd
1st
preferred
Bulolo
Gold
1,100
Apr
30,090
4.05
Feb
4.75 Mar
Canada
&
18% May
105"
18
2,020
6.90
Dominion
20% Jan
Canada
19% Mar
Canadian
Genefal
44c
19,200
31,391
1.35
Jan
1.98 Mav
Canadian
600
2.25
Apr
2.60
Feb
Canadian
Western
Canadian
see
9%
1,605
8%
Apr
9%
Apr
6%
120
7
_5
7.15
17%
100% lOO'/a
10
May
96
Feb
35
33%
35
245
31%
Feb
39% Mar
34 %
32
35
1,413
28%
Jan
40
Jan
100
101
May
Mar
Canadian
Industries
17%
12%
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Paper—
—
International
37c
Feb
50c
May
Internationa]
18%
•
18%
1.00
Apr
1.30
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<>
Apr
19
100
19
13c
66,500
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Jan
20c
Mar
45c
48c
16,300
38c
Feb
70c
Jan
36c
37c
Mar
!
39c
4,200
Apr
46c
Jan
13%
13%
600
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
7
•
7
400
5%
Jan
40c
47c
16,500
*
1
45c
38c
Apr
Feb.
■
51%
Jan
8.40
V.15 May
17% May
12 % Mar
3.65
100
8 %
4.255
33%-
37c
65
14
3.65 May.
336-
4.55
20%
Feb'
65
60
35c
39c
3,590
85
430
45
70
71-
120
45%'
35c
May
-
Jan
6.25 Feb
10%
Jarr
80
J
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38%
May
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Feb
Mar.
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Jarr
31% May
2.256
Jan1
26
7% May
34%.
Jan
4.60
23% May
33% Apr
5?
Jan
Jan
53c
.
Jam
85
May
May
90%
MacLaren
-7%'
—5
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45%
Feb
590
41% May
50%
Feb
27
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26 %
845
27
20% Mar
30
25
60
Feb
75
May
50,
50
50
May
50
May
22%-
23% !
155
7% May
55%c Jan
■
Minnesota & Ontario
Ogilvie Flour
Pend
Oreille
Price
Paper__;_
common
Bros
Third
_5
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*
1
1
23 Vt
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1
25
59
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27%
100
5
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w
25
27%
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;
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Yukon Consolidated
Feb
75-
50
75
Power
May
12c
460
17
May
Feb
Feb
12c
r~~?,
113
May
79
Utilities
58,334
Jan~
47
3.000
35%',
71
Paper common
20.600
Feb
15%
-
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3.90
7%
34%
—
;
Jan
50c
12 Va
34%
2
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73c
1.30
17%/
4.55
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Aircraft
Bridge
May
47c
26%
100
515
23%'
65
50c
1.13
Apr
10% May
190
23%
8
!
1
667
48c
13%
50
7.15'
3.65
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deHavilland
Dominion
f
Lumber
4,907
1.20
Apr
22
55
48,
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35%
common
Marconi
95
90
Apr,
-10 4
1,291
11%,
1
3.70
Jan
6% May
60c
High
18%
10% Mar
667
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56c
11 Vr
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pa ire 43
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525
Invest
92%
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23%
-
95
common
23
:
•
55c
Standard Radio class A__
Starratt Olsen Gold
1,055
Sugar______.
Canadian Collieries
8.10 May
2.35
*
IIIIIII
10%
Apr
Feb
Mar
Low
;
16%
10%
48
1.85
32c
Range Since Jan. 1
High*
100 100%
•
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v
Shares
23%
—J
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300
18
8.10
for Week
10%
—
1.81
«
'
preferred
c
1.50
Range
of Prices
16
common—
T00
I"
III
Mines
Paving
I__Il
Co
Langley's Ltd preferred
.___
Brazeau
Standard
Brown
IIIIZHI _1
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;
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Stadacona
Feb
4L1 c
Valley Oil
Southam
47 %
Mar
2.35
»
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.
Gold
Sourls
40
1.75
I 100
~
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Jan
44c
*
preferred—
a.
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46%
Sales
Week's
,
Low
J
National
1.76
_50c
B
Preferred
Ills'
37% May
Anglo Newfoundland Develops
Asbestos
Corp
1
Mines
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Class
Andian
Jan
8.00
8.10
■
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Apr
j
Mines
Dairies
Per
22c
18
1
B
60
18%
•
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32,211
28
1.50
4.25
4.30
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(Quebec).!
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Class
•*
;
——
15c
28
trust
Sigma Mines
40
1.50
—50c
Gordon'
43'
Sale Price
$5
(1945)' Mines—;
Shawkey
33%
50
•
3.45
Funds
Friday
Jan
Selburn
Canadian
stocks
5.15 May
Security Freehold Petroleums.
.
Exchange-Curb Section
May
Jan
2.72
Feb
2.70
Feb
3c
Toronto Stock
Apr
46 %
Feb
2.35
5
120
65c
73C*
-
620
37,900
—
I
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21% Mayr
24 V2
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/
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26%
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Apr*Apr
Volume 175
Number 5119
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2215)
43
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Mutual
Par
Fund.
Affiliated
-25c
F'^nd
Friday
May
23
Investing Companies
Funds—■
Aberdeen
for
Inc
Bid
Ask
91c
Mutual Funds—
1.00
Institutional
Par
Shares
Bid
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Figures after decimal point represent
Ltd—
.1.25
4.83
5.22
Aviation
lc
12.46
13.65
1
3.98
4.31
Bank
lc
82c
90c
1
11.69
12.71
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc., 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
9.74
10.59
18.16
19.74
American
iJhsiness Shares.
American Mutual Fund Inc.,
Corp.
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
Inv
Tr
of America
1952—
15.
1952
100.1
2.00s
Feb.
16,
1953
100.1
100.3
1
24.75
11.95
12.99
1
Boston
11.80
12.90
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
18.24
18.64
i
30.50
31.12
,.1
26.84
18.69
23.88
B-4
(Speculative
1
23.60
25.85!
1
13.89
K-l (Income Pfd
Stocks).
1
K-2 (Appreciation
Pfd Stks)_l
S-l (Quality Common
B-2
—
.1
Securities
15.02
100
Investment
Bond
21.02
100 5,500
com
_
.1
22.72
(Medium
Bonds)
Inc
1
Composite Fund
1
Fund
„1
34.61
Agriculture
(Income
1
17.88
19.51
8-3
(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
16.99
18.53
8-4
(Low
7,18
7.84
5.97
6.55
9.87
10.79
6.88
7.48
15.60
16.95
12.71
Com
Priced
Stocks)
Com
Stks)_l
l
Lexington Trust Fund...
25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
♦
13.81
28
30
16.55
•
18.20
stock
11.85
1
8.60
Automobile shares
Business Equipment
9.42
1
9.99
10.95
12.99
37.80
13.99
Home
15.33
Non-Ferrous
10.66
11.68
Paper shares
17.43
19.10
37.80
10.63
11.28
Steel
stock
1
5.11
5.60
Investment Fund.l
13.11
14.37
common
Diversified
Diversified
preferred
Electrical
stock—1
equipment—
1
Insurance stock—
11.49
Mass
16.18
_1
13.98
1
'11.90
1
12.61
of
1
Fund
1
4.61
5.08
10c
7.88
8.64
L'ife
Fund
Shares
Mutual
Trust
1
8.42
1
9.11
9.98
1
9.88
10.83
National
National
^
Dividend Shares
25c
1.87
10.14
11.02
Inc
Low
Eaton & Howard—
.1634
1%S Oct. 1, 1956
l%s Apr. 1, 1957
98.20
98.28
98.12
98.20
Rate
33.76
.1
22.96
24.51
Speculative
20c
5.12
5.31
—5
17.58
18.01
Inc.l
2.58
2.83
„
.10
Fund
1
,—•
34
Stock
Dated
Due
.
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
9-
4-51
6-
2-52
bl.75
1.50%
2.25%
2-
1-52
11-
3-52
bl.95
1.80%
10-
1-51
7-
1-52
bl,80
1.60%
2.15%
3-
3-52
12-
1-52
Selected
Preferred
stock
Common
Fundamental
Futures
1.80%
1-52
bl.85
1.65%
2.15%
4-
1-52
1-
2-53
b2.00
1.85%-
2-52
bl.90
1.70%
2.00%
5-
1-52
2-
2-53
b2.00
2.20%
1.90%
1-
2-52
10-
1-52
bl.95
1.75%
2.00%
6-
2-52
3-
2-53
b2.00
28.49
30.63
1.90%
14.86
16.15
1
l
15.91
13.59
10.79
11.71
United States
:
Gas
3.24
3.52
Automobile
1
7.05
7.70
June
26.
1952
bl.56
1.42%
August
14,
Series.
1
7.56
8.26
July 3, 1952
bl.64
1.54%
August
21,
l
4.95
5.41
1
3.74
4.09
5.55
l
9.55
_l
5.02
Series
Aviation
-
5.09
17.83
19.17
5.30
25
5.80
26%
Inc
Scudder, Stevens
7.65
8.39
Chase
25
32
Chemical
14.90
18.56
Corn
County
1
3.11
3.40
First
of the City of N Y
—100
Franklin National Bank—
14.61
8.85
shares..lc
7.86
8.62
State
Street Investment Corp—♦
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
1
68.50
72.00
22.75
Hanover
'9.06
—lc
7.49
Low Priced shares.——.
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
l
Inc
(
Inc..
5.15
12.11
13.16
Manufacturers Trust Co
1
12.23
13.29
6.02
6.58
13.53
13.80
1
20.35
22.20
New
109
19.42
20.88
46
4.53
Sterling National/———25
T03
6.83
7.49
Whitehall Fund
lc
,
-Utility shares.....—______le
1
Growth Companies Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
X3.76
-
Wisconsin Investment Co
4.14
6.46
12.25
11.81
12.17
4.78
Fund
10c
Investors
.—1
5.17
23.58
Inc
1
25.49
2.00
11.05
Bid
95%
Series
E
2.50
8.83
10.10
1
2.19
2.49
North Amer T 'st Shares—
Series
1955-
Series
5.02
.1
1956
Par
10
Aetna
Insurance
10
54%
56%
Jersey Insurance of N Y
Aetna
Life
10
84%
87%
Lincoln
Bid
20
10
.
Assur.
69%
72%
31
39%
24%
Casualty_5
...2%
Insurance Co of North Amer__10
33
37%
5
&
Newark
Re-Insurance
26%
Maryland
—.
18%
Merchant Fire
25%
Merchants
Continental
Forster
Life-
30%
32%
National
51%
National
52
56
New
Amsterdam
New
Hampshire
New
York
65%
Inc
22
141
10
10
76%
68
23%
146
80
41
43
38%
40%
—10
_
North
•
Assoc
Fire
Assn
Fireman's
Firemen's
of
of
Newark
General Reinsurance Corp.
Falls
•Northeastern
&
Republic
Phoenix
76
Providenoe-Washington
10
x59%
61%
56%
58%
Reinsurance Corp
Republic (Texas)
23%
25
St
10
32%
34%
Seaboard
....
Security
(N
Y)
14'4
Springfield Fire & Marine
27
Standard
38%
Travelers
10
3474
36%
Hartford
Fire
10
Hartford
Steamboller
10
36%
38%
_5
37%
39%
Hnmft
-
138
142
370
12%
Illinois
Bell
64
Illinois
39 %
—.2
35 %
37%
International
42 %
44%
18%
20%
27%
29%
6%
7%
,
,
&
U
S
Fidelity
S
Fire
U
S
Guarantee
& Guaranty
Westchester Fire
37%
57
59
49
51
79%
83%
51
42%
86%
90%
29%
31%
7%
8%
2
•
17%
10
33%
35%
Trust
Bank
Louis
81
Co
Union
Bank
25
84
Bank of Amer N T & S A
Ask
Bonds—(Co-nt.)
Southern
Production
Southwest'n
100'A
Texas
1982
Bank
99%
104%
102%
Oil
Penn
Serv
3%s_1982
3'As
10
10
Co..2
47%
34%
627
Co of
Calif
Power
3%s_1972
3'As
1982
Stocks-
52%
36%
54%
3
44 %
46%
10
113%
119 %
2
23%
25
Ask
102
102%
105 'A
106
102 'A
103
10174
102%
101%
102%
105%
105%
102
102%
5 % %
99.16
3%s„)982
102%
100%
100%
104
104%
New
103
103%
Ask
20%
20%
105%
106%
Grocers—
conv
preferred—
DO
43%
•
45%
102%
Minn-Honeywell Reg 3.10s— i972
Narragansett Elec 3%s
1982
Bid
Delaware Pow &
Jersey
Bell
Tel
3%s__ 1984
4.56%
El
Paso
5%%
Oklahoma
Gas
Pacific
Gas
Pacific
Power
Peabody
&
Coal
&
Elec
Lgt
3%s_1982
102%
102%
5.36%
3%s„_ 1985
Elec
&
102%
102%
General
3%s__1982
101%
102
4%s
1972
102%
103
1967
Plate Glass 3si
100%
100%
Potomac Elec
San
Power 3%s__.19 8 7
Diego Gas & Elec 3%s_1982
Seivice
Pipe Line 3.20s
4.75%
1980
Lgt—
preferred
Natural
a
Odd
lot
sale
105%
107
104%
106
100
102%
103
50
52%
100
104%
preferred
Telephone—
preferred
53%
Rochester Gas & Electric—
4%%
1 02%
preferred
Tung-Sol Elec 5%
101%
102%
Wisconsin
100
100%
4.80%
10 1 74
100
100
Gas—
preferred
Power
50
47
TOO
104
pfd
&
106
48%
Light—
preferred
49%
647
1982
Atlas Plywood $1.25 conv pfd_20
Cent 111 Pub Serv 5%s pfd—100
Consol
99
3%s__1967
Gas & El
Electric
Union
for
Edison
3%s___1982
100%
104
101%
Reconstruction & Development
3%s
1975
Gas
Texas Power & Light 3%s__1982
102%
100'4
30%
29 %
Bid
104%
.1984
6.25
Security Issues
104%
3%s__—1982
185
Francisco
99%
3%s
47%
60
60
104%
3%s
56
165
104
Elec
20
100
3%s„1982
99%
61
Trust—20
Lgt
102
44%
&
Calif
3%s_1977
51
Trust
Southern
3%S__1987
42%
48
25
Trust
10174
Rub
37
39 %
17
Trust
&
101%
33/8s_1977
35
20
54%
San
Bid
Bank
Bank
37/8s__1970
Tele
Mich
Metropolitan
Pitts
44
National
26
St
54
-16%
Exchange Nat'l Bank—20
National
Ltd
&
Power
Indiana
—100
U
35%
National Bank_20
•
Accident
40%
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
West
29%
72%
13
340
20
Mercantile
252
52%
Trust—33%
Power Co
41%
33%
36%
Hanover Fire
&
System
Tire
62
26%
68 %
25
5
Consumers
Firestone
31%
5
Bank '& Trust—100
.10
Louis
Mutual
9
12%
Great
,
24%
37
——_10
Haven)
87
United Bank &
Ind RR 43/8s„1982
Gas
22%
_10
Marine
Surety
(New
Can
& West
35
10
Globe & Rutgers Fire common_5
American
Chic
8'/a
242
'
of
Columbia
5
92%
57%
Bank
Power
26%
10
39%
&
Co
Central
23
10
37%
Fire
Alum
First
14%
Recent
51
25
72
85
Tower Grove
5
12.50
Fire
25
Boatmen's
.
Bonds—
24%
——3.33%
.
Northern
Paul
138
5
88%
55%
—.100
St.
Amer.
47%
13%
—12
71%
10
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
5
& Trust
Ask
79
.2.50
Fire
Fire
B
Frisco
Glens
Globe
Casualty
10
Md
Philadelphia.
Fund
of
of
25
Chicago
21%
10
10
.—.—...
55
45"%
City Nat'l Bank and Trust—25
Continental Illinois
48
(Detroit)—10
Fire
10
Employers Reinsurance
Deposit
Casualty
Union
River:
Pacific
Group
Guarantee
5
^
44%
United States
260
Trust
5
National Fire
83%
10
133
Manufacturers. __4
80%
iO
Casualty
Fidelity &
&
49%
10
66%
common___l
Massachusetts Bonding...
Assurance
16%
24
5
Federal
Casualty
10
———
General
Life
77
$2.10 prior preferred..
10
$1.05 convertible preferred—5
25
Camden Fire
Employees
National
.10
_
Bankers & Shippers—.—
&
10
—4
Surety
Crum
25
—
51
252
—20
Companies
Casualty & Surety
Automobile
York
National
2.44
__.—1
_.
Aetna
Alliance
20
.100
City Bank
United States Trust
Ask
91%
Type Trusts—
Independence Trust Shares
11.95
Insurance
of Freeport N Y___
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
National
Diversified Trustee Shares—
2.18
Par
—
6.49
Title
Unit
*
Fund Inc.
5.94
7.09
11.21
Inc
42%
First National Bank
107
lc
i.
38%
Commerce
28%
Portland
48
4.18
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17%
Wellington Fund
37
of
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr
112
1,
8.30
—
10
Bank
Mellon NatT
64
l
Fund
Investing Corp
39
370
-
Pittsburgh
1,470
62
1
7.57
shares
Connecticut
1,430
20
1
lc
Boston
—100
Fund
Street
37%
Meadow Brook National Bank
5.63
Science
Wall
27
350
16
22%
Line Fund Inc
Value
_
21%
10
United
4.91
Automobile
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust—
lc
2.99
American
36
Fund
15.76
American
91%
33
Accumulative
2.71
of
.298 %
88%
Income
4.47
Fidelity
289%
20
—
Bank—
United
„
Equitable
-100
(The)
1
;
20
100
Trust
Security-First National
48%
United
14.40
American
387
45%
8.00
lc
American
375
10
9.20
„lc
American
Y
8.39
shares
Agricultural
N
7.30
Shares
Bank
Co
City Bank
National Bank of Detroit—
25,
_lc
shares
American
13.77
660
34%
—lc
shares
Tobacco shares
Square
335
640
Los Angeles
-
Fund
Bond
shares..
12.63
1
Texas
Equipment
American
23
32%
Industrial Bank of Cummerce.10
Inc
Television-Electronics Fund
14.17
Incorporated
10
9.86
Franklin
224
320
—100
Detroit
10
Guaranty Trust
22.52
Technical Fund
6.83
Income Foundation
Trust
Union
Bank
28.62
12.94
Plan
&
217
—100
*
National
Cleveland
51
57.71
Bank
—100
Savings
163
28.89
8.09
Investing Company shares..lo
Hudson Fund
49
157
57.71
Fiduciary Trust
&
Cleveland
Central
6%
68
16
28.89
13.50
9.73
Howe
39%
48%
10
,
26.47
9.30
Steel
(White Plains N Y)
Selected Amer Shares....
2'/a
Shareholders Trust of Boston..l
Investors...
__i
shares.:
stock
38
46%
National
Empire Trust
National
Trust
Bank—
Northern Trust Co
10
5%
Federation
National
46%
66%
Sovereign
10.03
Railroad
357
%
Co
9.97
9.15
RR
45
10
Trust
5.44
9.34
Railroad
342
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
15.23
8.49
Petroleum
Par
First
-15
20.17
9.10
lc
bond
Companies
Harris
Bank
18.66
4.95
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional bond
shares__lc
General
National
13.91
lc
,
shares—
Fully administered
35%
10
(net asset value )_♦
Fund
34%
Fifth
17.07
(net
1952—
Ask
100
lc
shares
Equipment shares.lc
Electrical
Food
Stock
&
14.47
Clark
Bid
10
Avenue
32.58
asset value)—1*
Stevens & Clark Com
Scudder,
9.35
9.61
York
Co
Chemical Bank & Trust.-,
Continental Bank &; Trust
Republic Investors Fund..
8.53
New
Manhattan
i
9.17
8.77
of
Bank
the
1
6.25
24
Chicago— (Cont)—
of
32.25
Fund
July
York
__2.50
8.37
lc
Bank
5 '
Trading
5.75
lc
Par
New
Bankers Trust
_1
1.35%
Bank & Trust
•
5.87
10c
com
1
shares
I
6.07
4.64
_l
Putnam
Building shares.
1952
10.44
5.37
5
&
5,
'
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer Fund Inc.:
Inc
Ask
7,
preferred.:
Fund
Bid
August
21.91
lc
1.62%
1.44%
59.94
shares
bl.70
bl.54
20.27
Trust
1.60%
1952.,
1.42%
1952
Stock Fund.lc
(The)
1.60%
bl.70
bl.52
19,
55.74
Investors
1.60%
1952—
bl.50
15, 1952
June
Group Securities—
Common
1.60%
bl.70
12, 1952
June
i
(Geo)
bl.70
bl.70
June
7.35
1
Inc
Corp
1952
July 31, 1952
13.22
Series
&
1.60%
7.04
Group Series..
Petroleum
1.56%
bl.68
12.23
Pell de Vegh Mutual Fund
(Net asset value)..
21.69
bl.66
July 17, 1952
1
1
Fund
Capital
19.79
$1.50
July 10, 1952
1.35%
i
England Fund
Pacific Amer Investors
7.78
Ask
1.25%
bl.50
June
New
7.26
Bid
bl.55
16.72
8.54
6.63
1
May 29, 1952
Treasury Bilts
Ask
15.58
7.86
7.10
2
a.
Industries
General
Inc
__1
wi
17.58
13.59
V..,i
Low Priced Com Stock
Series.l
Natural Resources Fund Inc..lc
lc
-
xr
bl.95
8-
Corp
Stock
Due
9-
6.28
lc
series
Investors
Inc
Genera!
series
stock
Dated
1-51
5.67*
36
Rate
3-51
Series
Industrial
99
2.25%
l
Bond
31.57
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
■
98.24
1,
11-
...
.1
Founders Mutual Fund..
„
1956
Series
Investors
Stock
*
l%s April
12-
i
Series..
Balanced Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
99.17
.2064
100.1345
1953*
1955
15, 1955
2.15%
——
Preferred Stock
Income Series
Fund
99.4
1954
15.
l%s Dec.
100.1753
...
15,
l%s March
.0962
2.20%
Securities—
Priced
99.10
99.2
l%s March
.0843
19.19
Security Series—
Bond
99.8
99.15
.0918
41.66
interest
Balanced Fund
2.05
1
Nation-Wide
Ask
32nds—
100.0784
Bid
9.23
Bid
in
are
100.0681
1952
15,
Values
100.0751
1952
8.67
Tobacco
100.0645
—
17.75
Corp
Shares
beneficial
Maturity-
Treasury Notes—
.0744
38.54
interest
Mutual
of
Price
Ask
l
Fund—
beneficial
14.63
10.87
First Boston Corp
First Mutual Trust
117
Inc.l
interest
2nd
13.52
9.92
Fund
97.10
116%
2.20 %
Inc
33.70
7.91
Industrial
97
1961
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
4.53
Trust—
13.35
1
Equity Fund Inc
1957-1955
6.26
lc
12.34
1
l7/8s Oct. 1,
l%s Dec. 1,
5.30
5.70
beneficial
of
Railroad Equipment
Steel
Financial
1,
5.12
4.11
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Public Utility
Railroad
Fund
Oct.
100.26
100.18
3.42
4.81
30.75
Metals
Dreyfus
100.8
100.18
3.62
.
lc
Investors
Units
3.10
_ic
...
Massacnusetts
15.32
4.65
3.28
'
_lc
shares
Ctfs
13.82
invest
99.28
100
;
100.12
4.13
Metals..______lc
Investors
Mass
13.04
Merchandising
Coast
1955-1953
1954
Panama Canal 3s
Indebtedness—
July .1, 1952
l%s Aug. 15, 1952
l%s Sept. 1, 1952
4.16
3.75
Manhattan Bond Fund
12.59
14.76
Machinery
Pacific
1%S
99.28
100.1
100.6
1%S
l7/8s Feb.
shares.lc
Petroleum shares
1
bond series
Diversified
99.31
Bid
Certificates of
3.78
Furnishings shares
11
1
-
Chemical
Corporate
99.22
Maturity—
lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares
lc
1
Building Supply
...
_L_
Dollar
8-2
1
,
Aviation
Bank
Feb. 1,
2%s Nov. 1,
99.25
100.12
37.76
135
Funds Inc—
Automobile
1953-1952
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
19.17
30.20
Managed Funds—
Diversified
Ask
Bank Bonds—
1,
2%s
Cooperatives—
l%s Feb. 1, 1953
2%s June 1, 1953 wi
2vaS Feb. 1, 1954
12.28
17.57
27.68
5,650
130
Knickerbocker Fund
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Delaware
1%S Jan.
28.06
11.25
l
Stks)_l
Stock
&
1001/64 100 3/64
20.40
-22.09
for
point
a
26.65
B-3
Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
24.43
8.91
A
Central Bank
32nds of
more
Bid
100.3
8.90
Fund
Preferred
Fund
23.00
'
Commonwealth
13,
Aug.
Fund Inc
10.49
21.39
June
2.20s
22.89
Century Shares Trust
Composite
2%
9.60
2.20s
17.23
1
Invest Corp—.
Bullock Fund Ltd
Christiana
2
1.26
15.72
Investors Management Fund
Johnston (The) Mutual
or
Federal Land
1.14
lc
Bond Group
Co of America
one
Ask
lc
and
Investment
,
.
Inc—
value
Broad Street
Chemical
9%
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
10c
Bowling Green Fund
asset
9
•
Boston Fund Inc
Net
Stock
Investment Trust of
Beneficial
Bond
Group shares
Group shares
Insurance Group shares
■'
(not included
;0
106.
rrtsJrif.:
in year's range),
b Bid yield price,
d Deferred delivery sales (not
Ex-Interest,
f Flat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
change.
n Admitted
to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash
sales
(not Included in year's range),
t Exliquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges,
wd When delivered,
wi When
Included
Issued,
*No
in
x
year's
range),
Ex-dividend,
par
value,
y
e
Ex-rights,
tin default.
z
Ex-stock
fThese
bonds
dividend.
are
subject to
all Federal
taxes.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
.
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1952
(2216)
Week Ended May 17
CLEARINCS
THE COURSE OF BANK
this week will show an increase compared
Bank clearings
indicate that for the week
of the country,
chief cities
ended Saturday, May 24, clearings.for all
it is possible to obtain weekly
cities of the United States for which
clearings will be
Our preliminary total stands
corresponding week last year.
11.4% above those of the
with a year ago. Pre¬
based upon telegraphic advices from the
liminary figures compiled by us
week in 1951. At this center
ending Friday of 15.3%. Our comparative summary for
$17,880,790,124 against $16,047,095,810 for the same
at
there is
gain for the week
a
the week follows:
Chicago
892,215,487
1,130,000,000
571,095,000
"350,000,000
872,689,254
1,089,000,000
555,540,557
332,169,574
309,800,000
"450,000,000
312,500,000
425,646,000
377,740,744
355,814,046
422,082,746
261,556,141
+ 6.2
$13,745,494,622 $12,384,485,020
3,446,079,585
2,996,335,620
+11.0
+ 15.0
$17,191,574,207 $15,880,820,640
+ 11.8
666,275,170
+ 3.4
—
Philadelphia
City_
--
_
st. Louis
San Francisco
—
-
J
Pittsburgh
"
Baltimore!™" ""-I"—™-!
Cleveland
Ten
Other
—
All cities,
five days—-
day
one
-
five days
cities,
Total all
"450,000,000
274,042,068
-
1
cities, five days—.
all cities,
—--
.—
-
.
1,325,961
2.1
1,191,097
1,367,815
1,307,781
+
4.6
1,013,606
1,576,631
Lancaster———————4,660,556
1,246,400
+
26.5
1,113,900
1,079,930
4,376,238
+
6.5
3,642,079
1,098,000,000
3,727,171
1,197,000,000
3,989,604
Scranton
6,515,481
6,698,100
Wilkes-Barre
2,678,433
3,077,859
Bethlehem
Chester
—
Philadelphia
Reading
—
_
York
Jersey—Trenton
New
cities
all
week
for
689,215,917
.«.«—
+15.3
+ 2.2
+ 3.8
2.7
3,656,621
1,000,000,000
3,186,912
5,625,376
—13.0
1,057,703
2,782,013
8.3
—
4.4
—
—
940,000,000
2,604,219
6,054,468
2,284,556
fi 270 392
6,144,172
1.4
5,051,674
3,974,803
11,789,940
+10.8
9,491,265
8,141,851
8,536,064
11,257,075
—24.2
8,913,855
9,205,014
8.1
1,042,026,319
979,272,424
——
(11 Cities)
1,147,654,205
—
+
1,248,122,130
—
Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
Cleveland
—
_
;
0.9
+ 5.7
(7 cities)—^
Richmond
30,949,500
2.7
6,127,001
3.5
5,150,619
11,305,868
3.0
7,769,729
8,419,557
379,678,753
1.1
321,677,257
303,850,098
1,168,000,375
4.8
934,882,375
841,404,089
3,271,322
+ 19.5
16,905,000
+
+
4,602,129
7.7-
164,901,756
District of Columbia—Washington..
(6 cities)
280,495,839
110,349,950
+
579,584,507
—-
569,683,876
+
2,671,856
2,944,651
12,562,000
20.2
153,083,330
6,288,729
273,040,893
111,116,265
—
Carolina—Charleston
Total
39,044,600
44,751,300
3,908,730
20,328,134
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk —_—
week covered by the foregoing will appear
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
478,011,146
308,005,018
Reserve District—Richmond—
Fifth Federal
+11.4
179,128,193
340,947,383
1,112,125,635
„.
West
South
205,368,142
6.4
5,912,068
.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
14,924,645
7.7
—_
Youngstown
+ 6.6
+ 4.8
—14.8
11,648,990
375,569,146
:
Mansfield
—
9,820,025
238,306,282
43,532,300
_
Columbus
6,449,594
3.369,550
219,882,611
447,210,970
_
Cincinnati
+ 2.8
+ 5.4
$17,880,790,124 $16,047,095,810
-—
,
.
—
13,063,563
-
-
Delaware—Wilmington
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
1,227,801
1,298,099
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Fourth Federal
1951
$7,757,486,702
1952
Boston
Kansas
%
—$8,940,601,323
24—
_
$
District—Philadelphia—
Third Federal Reserve
Total
Week Ended May
1949
$
BY TELEGRAPH
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
New York,
Dec. %
$
$
1950
Inc. or
1951
1952
11,698,000
127,325,776
127,145.972
+ 12.7
5,578,435
3,599,018
3,497,389
2.7
236,177,029
219,366,370
0.7
96,334,006
78,545,8561
1.7
478,942,480
442,925,443
—
Complete and exact details for the
in
issue of next week.
our
^ends
not available at time of going to press.
above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
Saturday and the Saturday figures are
Accordingly, in the
statement, however, which we present
In the elaborate detailed
we are
final and complete results of the
able to give
of 1.8%, the aggregate of clearings
against $17,443,414,586 in
this city there was a loss of 2.9%, the bank
For that week there was an increase
May 17.
for the whole country
the
further below,
previous week—the week ended
Outside of
1951.
in
week
same
having amounted to $17,761,283,856
increase of 7.2%.
clearings at this center having recorded an
that in the New York District
(including this city) the totals record a
the totals suffer a loss of 0.7% and
District of 8.1%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the
gain of 7.4%, but in the Boston Reserve District
in the Philadelphia Reserve
totals
smaller by 4.8% but
are
T—
—:—
Georgia—Atlanta
in the Richmond Reserve District the totals are larger
8,205,811
Augusta——.——
Macon
—
—
—-
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
4,899,765
142,693,766
—
Florida—Jacksonville
10,054,549
Total
—
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
————
registers
decrease of 2.4%, the St. Louis Reserve
a
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
neapolis Reserve District of 4.4%.
show
District of 8.5% and the Min¬
totals show a
improvement of 2.1% but in the Dallas Reserve District the
an
decline of 1.3% and in the San Francisco Reserve
Haute
Terre
Moines
—
City
Sioux
following
we
furnish
;—i
Decatur—
SUMMARY OF BANK
Week Ended May 17—
1952
-12
Est Boston
Cleveland
—
—
8,527,020,490
1,248,122,130
1,168,000,375
Richmond
579,584,507
569,683,876
6
-
Afch Atlanta
41
-10
7fch
-17
Chicago
41
City
_
tlth Dallas
478,942,480
+
2.0
732,762,521
1,050,637,628"
8.5
530,068,398
501,725,289
4.4
387,119,954
374,382,130
2.1
489,417,521
451,501,949
—
469,703,446
—
567,101.870
555,645,530
423,911,634
1,059,319,824
17,761,283,856
17,443,414,586
8,992,372,560
cities
9,264,687,392
Outside New York City.
We
add
now
our
't*
—
+
1.3
356,714,308
311,241,575
7.9
—
—
834,494,620
756,558,613
1.8
—
14,844,123,141
13,862,162,441
2.9
+
7,718,663,751
four years:
Illinois—Quincy
cities)
(4
$
Clearings at—
First Federal Reserve
Minneapolis
2,096,297
5,966,807
4,588,973
545,344,474
551,642,588
2,356,920
2,165,509
1,147,911
1,177,019
2,578,423
2,525,576
11,792,673
8,801,184
_.
River
Lo well
,
New Bedford
—
fipringfield
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
Haven
32,988,736
JNew
1950
1949
$
$
+ 30.0
4,132,101
3,753,064
506,446,776
454,044,432
1,912,215
(12 cities)
Second
Wew
Federal
877,201
+
2.1
2,209,863
11,173,867
+
5.5
9,324,430
8,266,513
+
6.5
6,464,411
33,181,975
667,231,170
—
+
—
0.6
—
27,989,012
7,250,082
.
5,408,081
27,415,745
i—
Buffalo
3,554,517
_
113,955,642
3,036,046
2,303,349
2,522,274
_
_
New
York
2,774,874
8,768,911,296
Rochester
...
•
8,178,727,194
29,640.800
_
-
28,385,852
•Connecticut—8tamford
Dfew
Jersey—Montclair
—
■
19,958,517
18,396,210
16,727,943
Northern
New Jersey
(12 cities)
(a)
62,160,257
71,322,042
68,478.327
9,158,980,518
7,687,821
6,423,953
51,089,000)
—14.5
92,845,516
5,387,415
2,804,058
2,344,183.
69,375,557
58,281,29(1
+
3.9
5,200,773
3,347,777
+
4.1
34,371,818
26,176,39(1
4.0
14,377,623
13,866,211
1,087,321
—
33,890,255
17,340,110
1,238,522
993,039,744
3,730,122
13,248,725
8,843,972
9,069,773
9.2
0.6
+
3,115,509
^
—
+ 24.3
1,226,339
4.2
+ 14.5
801,688,691
3.491,342
+ 21.2
13,271,659
—
708,172,533
2,941,783.
,
10,638,523
7,446,989
+
11.2
6,021,791
3,748,052
+ 18.7
3,526,792
3,201,952
2.4
1,050,637,628
919,262,053
1,268,112,562
7,129,499
318,518,840
118,245,044
—
4,362,034
7.4
296,900,000
280,900,000
1.7
129,756,755
101,093,591
129,567,372
—20.7
3.5
2,318,052
1,816,742
8.5
530,068,398
501,725,289
—
—
+
89",441,175
Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas City..
St.
Joseph
-
—
__——
5,961,160
254,925,894
96,470,197
90,981,689
+
2.0
6,155,528
6,198,050
+ 11.1
3,396,982
3,867,942
3,945,193
+
17.2
3,265,645
3,454,671.
10,994,727
+
9.7
8,810,848
8,992^23
4.4
387,119,954
374,382,139
City—
652,300
665,635
8,014,320
155,603,358
8,887,477
16,550,216
345,750,328
+ 39.9
583,884
399,179
7.0
456,144
539,989
+ 12.2
7,232,102
122,951,233
6,775,850
+
2.6
—
—12.8
7,612,530
111,669,844
6,434,437
10,427,601
+ 23.0
12,470,338
3.3
322,610,552
302,018,490
8.1
10,500,922
+
11,755,179
Springs
12,787,341
3,944,005
3,582,913
v..
...
Colorado—Colorado
5,880,617
263.140,137
6.0
—
7,011,960
9,390,915
——
2.1
5.3
+
—
3,858,183
151,544,545
7,746,136
20,355,353
357,157,551
—
Omaha
—
—
469,703,446
912,892
Lincoln
Pueblo
...
Total
Eleventh Federal
—_r___?
Reserve
3,695,726
+
6.7
2,375,665
3,038,829
+ 17.9
2,619,151
8,969,353
2,337,963
1,929,244
567,101,870
555,645,530
2.1
489,417,521
451,501,949
—
8,400,670
351,643,316
34,308,502
6,460,000
6,379,434
Dallas
Worth
10,778,245
Wichita
,
—
Galveston
27,094,000
1,637,010
1,269,597
0.7
605.426,687
15,928,483
17,040,650
...
cities)—
(6
Federal
....
Reserve
Washington—Seattle
+ 32.4
3,433,226
2,978.648
0.3
93,792,470
84,793,632
+ 31.8
2,001,387
1,668,026
+
—
9.1
2,409,585
1,907,519
+
7.2
7,125,459,390
6,824,787,458
+
4.4
23,066,474
20,078,387
—14.7
14,813,561
California—Long Beach
15,613,547
801,972
44,940,021
40,028,776
4.2
59,370,214
49,554.038
8,527,020,490
+
+
7.4
7,401,630,330
7,071,126,514
Grand
Jose
5,731,042
11,241,064
Barbara
(10
Total
a
—
ctiies)
Outside New York
•Estimated,
174,348 ,187
3,733, 940
179,931, 925
73,496, 626
20,133, 550
12,442, 592
564,560 ,726
15,141, 965
4,498, 463
11,031,
850
Now
975,814,218
1,059,319,824
17,761,283,856
17,443,414,586
8,992,372,560
cities).
(112
3.7
8,557,698
5,720,239
0.5
298,547,798
263,957,274
0.4
28,198,506
22,129,970
5,587,000
5,908,000
—32.4
+ 10.8
5,381,934
3,708,527
8.8
10,441,372
9,817,565
1.3
356,714,308
311,241,575
—
728,211
—12.6
5,757,867
423,911,634
14,074,421
491,717,712
15,508,135
—
San Francisco
Total
9,556,000
+
418,300,089
168,290,829
71,412,107
19,916,003
13,682,654
13,878,515
—
—
4,834,667
Stockton
10.0
+
—
12,185,975
173,088,238
Utah—Salt Lake City
Santa
8,720,978
353,529,263
34,161,551
District—San Francisco—
.
Oregon—Portland
San
+
11,108,107
Louisiana—Shreveport
543,064,501
+149.2
Falls
■
District—Dallas—
^
Texas—Austin
12,417,726
+ 10.3
—
cities)..
(10
30,433,100
(at
54,349,466
Newark
Total
17,027,051
«
9,551,98+
7,123,773
712,381
—
3.3
"
Syracuse
1,245,302
11,053,600
5,608,547
61,143,000
613,806,642
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Pasadena
Jamestown
1,282,492
1.4
29.6
1.7
117,740,500
2,543,158
(7 cities)
Twelfth
29,994.018
114,309,327
JElmira
...
Helena
4.0
+
—
York—
4,706,995
9.8
+
—
8.8
111,129,006
8,170,067
4,286,477
4,623,128
12,058,296
—
—
Yakima
Binghamton
669,697,861
+
449,198,175
Dakota—Aberdeen
Fort
14,709,346
34,078,300
74,759,011
732,762,521
1,808,640
1,625,207
Reserve District—New
York—Albany
2.0
+
301,653,003
—.
North Dakota—Fargo
South
Total
Total
135,035,170
+
150,722,984
1,907,346
945,273
1,792,096
——
1,458,068
2.5
662,858,285
Hampshire—Manchester-
1,514,770
8.8
15,191,684
-
4.2
+
1.1
32,713,300
___
_
FSJtode Island—Providence
132,648,363
6,913,270
7,278,198
S.
—
Paul
St;
Wichita
2,184,077
Massachusetts—Boston
New
Dec. %
——
Portland
Inc. or
District—Boston—
—
Maine—Bangor
JPaU
$
514,239
5.9
District—Minneapolis—
Ninth Federal Reserve
Hastings
Week Ended May 17
1951
5,847,585
427,443
+
342,800,000
Minnesota—Duluth
Nebraska—Fremont
1952
24.2
+ 28.9
Louis—
7,037,374,983
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
^7™
95,055,210
+
112,516,667
6,884,602
53,829,000
10,262,943
148,188,223
93,401,037
2,632,053
Tennessee—Memphis
Total
week ended May 17, for
3.4
+
317,300,000
—
—
Montana—Billings
112
Total
+
4,259,867
919,262,053
613,806,642
975,814,218
92,068,442
6,454,962
561,521,313
Kentucky—Louisville
669,697,861
2.4
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
Missouri—St. Louis———
Total
418,300,089
1,237,900,007
cities)
442,925,443
449,198,175
II
.10
1.7
561,521,313
II
6
_
I2th San Francisco
+
872,856,907
44
-10
979,272,424
1,042,026,319
841,404,089
1,268,112,562
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
8.1
934,882,375
890,245,024
II
8th
7,071,126,514
4.8
1,237,900,007
14
4
*fch 8t. Louis
7,401,630,330
—
IE
5th
543,064,501
—
1,112,125,635
605,426,687
+
——
—
(17
3,657,922
106,992,032
$
.
7.4
667,231,170
1,147,654,205
II
$
—.—
-
—
3,538,913
7.1
81,973,641
1949
1950
or
0.7
662,858,285
II
7
-
Inc.
9,158,980,518
_11
Philadelphia
Total
Dec. %
44
.12
New York
3rd
cities
1951
1,539,525
951,736,315
4,271,784
16,059,306
8,279,059
4,450,056
—... —
Springfield
CLEARINGS
$
$
Districts—
Federal Reserve
Rockford
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
16,651,082
—
—
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
District of 7.9%.
Peoria.——.
In the
92,252,054
5,596,116
35,292,239
—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids——_—...
Des
13,680,679
3.402,290
—
—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
9.5
+
1,940,749
2,131,034
13,484,845
8,367,170
7,031,886
58,576,000
8,779,246
——
Rapids
Indianapolis
4,780,152
+
872,856,907
South Bend..
District by 2.0%. The Chicago Reserve District
by 1.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve
13.7
District—Chicago—
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
234,200,000
+
137,829,191
890,245,024
cities)
(10
260,900,000
+
—
396,795
511,637
145,896,389
Orleans..—;
20,579,248
83,495,101
17,085,735
0.4
1.7
—13.8
133,171,825
143,247,582
8,092,283
148,092,804
—
———
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
26,080,892
100,444,319
311,900,000
7,220,000
4,474,020
22,468,289
100,822,014
306,600,000
—.—
Nashville
Districts in which they are located and from this
according to the Federal Reserve
it appears
We group the cities
Reserve District—Atlanta—
Federal
Sixth
Tennessee—Knoxville
9,264,687,392
included in Newark, N. J.
—
0.7
123,611,998
115,692,359
+ 29.5
3,321,669
3,783,129
6.5
166,780,839
148,301,877
2.8
66,308,408
57,904,071
—
—
—
1.1
16,423,482
13,102,935
+ 13.1
11,374,610
9,136,093
—12.9
420,714,778
385,929,526
2.4
11,716,677
10,869,443
+ 27.4
4,357,871
3,762,916
+
1.9
9,884,288
8,076,260
—
7.9
834,494,620
756,558,613
+
1.8
14,844,123,141
13,862,162,441
—
2.9
7,718,663,751
7,037,374,983
+
Number 5119
Vjplunie 175
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
:
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
to the Secretary of the
give below a record for the week just passed:
Mission
the different countries of the world.
on
Corp., 4%%
Date
sinking fund debs., due
We
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
MAY
1
1864.,
Jun
1
1864
due 1968_Jun
1
1865
mtge. pipe line skg. fund bonds, due 1970_Jun
Southern
1
1865
Natural
Gas
Co.—
IS iirfst I"t®e2 /a % first
1952
RESERVE
TO
MAY
22,
BANK
TREASURY
TO
INCLUSIVE
1952,
UNDER
,
TARIFF
ACT
1930,
OF
line sinking fund bonds,
Dow
•
.
Chemical
4 %
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Value in United States Money
Country and Monetary Unit
IB.)
Co.,
&
'
r
t
'
-
*
■ ~
(
preferred
2% %
class
&
May 19
May 22
May 21
May 20
*
Argentina peso—
$
1
,
Basic
i.
Preferential
(
Belgium,
Brazil,
Canada,
Finland,
krone
—
—
_
pound
Mexico,
.133333*
.0717000*
Closed
2.232818
*
.0718000*.
I
franc
_
2.228087
2.232320
.0198375
__
debentures,
.0544060
.327233
.327233
.327000
1.017812
1.015937
.209833
.209833
.209700
.209333
.144916*
.144916*
,144916*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625.
.00285625
*
a*
guilder 1
.209966
2.802500
2.801562
,115673
.115673
•
"
'
.263400
.263400
2.774752
.263450
:
2.773823
2.768564
pound__
.0349000
.0349000
.193269*
.193269*
.193269*
.230800
.230800
.230800
.230850
2.791718
2.792029
2.791095
2.785803
2.802187
Closed
•,
2.802500
2.801562
2.796210
,
.561797't
.561797*t
.561797*t
.561797*1
.425531't
.425531*1
'
.425531*t
$5
.425531*1,
•'
i
-
•
-
'
.
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase (+) or
■
decrease!—) since
-
May 21,
Assets—
GQld
certificates
notes—.—,
Total
gold
F.
22,106,661
reserves
advances
Bills
+
1,648
+
million in the
Chicago District outside of Chicago, $47 million each in
the Kansas City and Dallas Districts, and $43 million in
the Atlanta District, and they decreased $81 million in
Chicago and $36 million in New York City; the net in¬
crease
at all reporting member banks was $68 million/
Outside of New York City, the changes in United States
Government deposits were relatively small.
61,561
;
l,595,906r
8,870
172,014
+
66
—
5,276
/'+
+
272,978;
,
287
Borrowings decreased $199 million in New York City
by smaller amounts in most of the other districts.
and
A summary
50,000
—
i
50,000
+
11,528,806
___
May 14,
11,528.806
— 9,323,060
—
1,577,206,
+
5,568,073
Bonds—
dec.
759,324
—
82,500,
—
5,135,823
,
U.
S.
Govt,
securities-
22,282,702
32,500
—
Total
F.
loans
from
R^ notes
Uncollected
Bank
and
securities—
foreign banks
of
items———
3,958,153
premises
+
9,155,
.
'.
+
+ /
3
+
6,509
assets
■I
—
—
——-
i
■Liabilities.—
34,745
+
86
+
2,077
+
86
+
2,170
Commercial,
Deposits:
Loans
617
'
13,768
24,324,333
—
20,126,522
+
173,661-
—
131,549
Foreign
acct—
+
241,181
;
32,767
—311,666-
15,835
—,
Total
deposits
21,324,263
______
59,044
+
for
2,950,478
—
262,072
divs.
17,540
—
190
Othej: liab.,
and accrued
banks
U.
loans
+ ,-
1,718-
U.
liabilities
48,616,614
216,986
—
£$55,562"
+
Capital paid
in
243,372
Surplus
(Section
7i_^
Surplus
(Section
13b)
Other
Rfltla
538,342
t
+
+
^ 28,320*
_
"
,
158,902
5,991
+
49,584,773
—
of
gold certificate reserves) to deposit and F. R.
no.te liabilities combined—__
Contingent liability on accept-
____
+.
210,657
7.830,
2,405,594.
+
/
;
purchased, for foreigncorrespondents
Industrial loan commitments^-,
securities—Total
with
+
228
100
+
63
+
II
+
134
972
.—
—
+
7,088
banks——14,709-
—
1,643
3,711
2,203
2,179
+
banks
"...
v'
+
_
1.4%^
-
8,091
—•
13
6,206,
—
173
—
leading^Cities
credited
to
$193
million
in
demand
deposits
.
^
Commercial,*
industrial,
and
agricultural
loans
de¬
lease.
-
Loans to banks
increased $100 million.
respectively.
decreased
million
Holdings- of -United
bonds increased
million in
$31
and
States
$23 million in the Chicago
the San,.Francisco
$12»million in the
Cleveland
Co., Ltd., class A
$22
District,l$12
District, and they declined
District; the net
increase
5-13
5-16
5-16
Adding
Machine
7-11
6-12
5-15
5-15
preferred
Cold
Common
5- 5
6-
2
5-
5-31
5-14
6-
2
5- 9
6-
2
5-
6-
2
5-9
6-
2
5- 9
5
9
Forge
6-10
5-16
5-31
5-19
8
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
15c
6-
2
5- 5
$1.12'/a'
!
2
5- 5
2
6-20
6-12
$$3.50
67-
tlOc
:
7-
7- 8
10-
$1.75
common
(s-a)
5-18
7-30
6-30
6-
sqc
preferred
5-21
Co.,
(quar.)
37y2c
common
Cannon Foundry
Dominion
Sugar,
Canada Flooring Co.,
Canada Foundries &
(quar.)
:
/
Iron
Malting
5-21
1
5-
6-
9
5-26
34% c
7-
1
6-15
6-
50c
Ltd._^
■,
$37 V2C
Foundries,
Ltd.
(quar.)
9
5-27
5-20
6-
$25c
$25c
9
6-20
$32 Vic
Ltd., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
Forgings, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Canada
5-21
1
6-
15c
preferred : (quar.)
Cement Co., Ltd.—
preference (quar.)—
Canada
1
6-
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
Wyant &
6-
1
i2J/2c
Power,
convertible
A
10-29
Storage & Distributing Co.—
Electric
&
7- 8
10- 8
7-29
62 V2C
(quar.)
participating
Participating
Campbell
7-29
10-29
50c
$1.50
5Vi%
2
30c
(quar.)
Hosiery, Ltd.,
Camden
6-
20C
(quar))
Co.
(quar.)
common
preferred
California
5-10
2
5-31
5-15
6-16
5-31
$30c
Canada
Permanent
Mtge.
Corp
Safeway, Ltd., 5%
preferred
2nd
1st preferred
series
(quar.)
6-16
5-15
6-16
5-15
$50c
(quar.)
7-
$50c
$50c
Co.
Extra
Canada
5-13
1
J50c
Copper & Zinc
Class
2
1
J50C
Butterfly
7%
66-
8-
t50c
I_
;
7-
6-14
2
2
6-10
$$1.17
—
Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Canada Vinegars, Ltd.
Canada Wire & Cable, Ltd., class A
Class E
1
;
6-
1
5-15
$$1.25
6-
1
5-15
$$1.25
7-
2,
5-31
$20c
6-
1
5-15
6-16
5-31
$$1
Canadian
Canners,
Ltd.
1,083
410
Canadian
6-16.
7-
2
5-30
$50c
7-
2
5-30
(s-a)
$85c
6-12
5-12
$85c
2,605
$75c
$25c
+
Canadian
12-12
11-12
(quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.
193
+
509
Canadian
$25c
1,203
949
—
18
261
—
149
152
4%%
5-31
Food
+
—
v
+
+
—
deposits:
Debits
to
—
demand
deposit
U.
and
accounts,
Govt,
S.
—
+
except..
Dredge
Products, Ltd.—
preference (quar.)
Canadian Ice
A
preferred
Tire
and
including
those
common
called
The date indicates the
under sinking
redemption
or
redemption,
fund provisions*
last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current
the
details
volume
were
given in the "Chronicle.";
NOTICE
Transportation
Consolidated mtge.,
Thompson
(John
R.)
Corp.,
Z%
Page;
Jun
debentures
*
9
Co.—
1959
3%-e%.bonds, series A, due 2039_Jun 13
Co.. common stock
Jun 30
Company and Issue—
Florida
Power
Gas Service
Corp.,
Co.,
3%%
REDEMPTION
1
1866
..+ ►
6-12.-
2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
Carlisle
Corp.
&
5-20
6-
2
5-20
7-15
6-18
10-15
8-11
5-25
$20c
6-
1
5-15
$37VaC
7-
2
6-10
7-
2
Boxes, Ltd.—
i
Co.
2
Ltd.—
(quar.)
quar.)
Co.,
6-15
6-
Co.—
$12Vic
$12 Vic
6-10
75c
(quar.)
5-26
6-12
5-26
35c
(quar.)
6-12
75c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Carman
6-10
5-23
10c
Co.,
4%%
Co.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co., new common
6-
5
5-20
$1.06%
6-
2
5-15
6-16
5-28
50c
93%C
(initial).
7-
1
6-16
40c
6-
2
5-17
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
$1
8-
1
7-18
*%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
$1
11-
1
10-18
50C
6-
6
5-28
6-
6
5-15
6-
6
5-15
Carpenter
Steel Co. (quar.)
Carreras, Ltd.—
Amer. dep. rcpts. A ord.
(stock dividend)
Eight
for
■ ~
Jun
15
•
1861
1861
1761
each
of
for
class
share
rcpts.
additional
ary
Carrier
shares
dep.
One
>
4.90% preferred stock-—May $I
first mortgage bonds, due 1971—Jun :i
International^ Rys. of Central America—
4%' debentures, due 1961——
Lumber
(initial
Carborundum
Amer.
PARTIAL
6-26
6-
$12VaC
Mills
Carnation
$$1
$25c
(quar. >
B
6-16..-
4%
Date
Concessions
Port
<
OF TENDER
Company and Issue—
Asuncion
in which
(except where indicated)
E
2
$10c
Wirebound
Class
Class
5-30.
7-
$12 VuC
preferred
Cannon
$20c
5-15*
$15c
(quar.)
Canadian Western Natural Gas
Co.,
A
2
$$1.25
Lamp .(quar.)
Corp.
Western
Class
7-
$10c
Quarterly
called for
stocks
(quar.)«
Quarterly
4%
2,
Trust,
—
Canadian
preferred
Co., Ltd.
Investment
(quar.)
Motor
Extra
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
Rand
common
Canadian
Notices
be found
,
International
Canadian
6-
Machine Co., Ltd.—
Ingersoll
Limited,
5%
$$1.12'/a.
(quar.)
Canadian
Below will
Ltd.
Semi-annual
Canadian
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
(quar.)
Dock,
&
Canadian
accounts,
26,121
nxflUon,
Government
1
5-26
J50c
;
„—
+
demand
Philadelphia
Holdings of Treasury bills and Treasury certificates of
indebtedness
6-
5-27
$1
)
9,901
S.
creased $22 million in New York City but a total of only
$16 million at all reporting member banks. Changes) ac¬
cording to industry are available in another press-re-)
2
5-16
5-13
87 y2 c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Domestic banks
deposits,
domestic
banks, and $222 million in jjnitedj
States Government deposits, and a decrease of $26Pmil1 ion, in borrowings.
*
6-
6
50c
—
Ltd
3,506-
principal changes for the^week.
Increases of $192 million in balances
May 14:
with domestic, banks,
preferred
Breweries,
^23,329.
+
6-16
6-14
6-
25c
—
68
2
222
51,955
16,658
3,096
deposits adjusted
except government
Government deposits
Time
U.
20C
2
$1.05
Mfg. Co
Brothers,
5%
89
5-15
t25c
Canada
59
2
Concen¬
&
Corp. (quar.)
Bush Teiminal Buildings—
5% prior preferred (initial quar.)__
7%
preferred
(accum.)
665
+
6-
25c
Canadian
during week
-
following
ended
(interim)
Mining
(quar.)
Class B
599
+
6-20
25c
&
+
60
1
$1
Sullivan
Class A
+
.
Oemand
Interbank
.:.
statement of weekly reporting member
the Federal Reserve System in
the
Burns
—
192
7•
25c
preferred
75
The condition
of
4%
53
+
5-15
6-
37 '/2 c
(quar.)_
&
(F.)
4.20%
32
+
5-15
6-16
6-17
50c
;
Burlington Mills Corp., common
3%% preferred
(quar.)
+
910
6-16
5-20
2c
;
Extra
Burkart
—
2,4371
-
_
Liabilities—.
+
+
5-16
$1.25
(quar.)
Dredging, Ltd.
Hill
—
18,389 "
domestic
8
31
22
8
+
3,385
3,711
2
20C
common
trating Co.
Canada
—
9
+
6-
5-20
entirely derived from net invest¬
Inc.,
Gold
Bunker
30
3
+
—
31,397
indebtedness
Borrowings
-^0.1%
—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
Bulolo
$1.30
480
565
5-19
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
48.4%
•ances
shows
4%
27
5,684
5,912
vaults
interbank
liabilities & cap. accts.
-
—
Federal Reserve
Cash
13,882,
—
■-
:
(quar.)
Foreign banks
.
27,543
—
capital .accounts
^Total
338
+
5
—/
-
notes
with
in
+
287
41
6,075
—
securities
Balances
Capital Accounts—
+
.
______
——-
Reserves
Total
+
18
2
$1.25
income
ment
Bullock's,
Canada
bonds
S.
Other
38
+
559/
bills
Treasury
;383,882.
—
96
— __-
Government
S.
Treasury
1,474
6-
4-30
.
Ltd.—
California
1,128
L
loans—
estate
Other
752,677!
+<*-*-•
+
.<
purchasing or carrying:
Other securities
75,617
+
16
—
pur¬
obligations-.
Treasury certificates of
Deferred availability cash items
for
Government obligations
Loans to
380,778,.
—-
dealers
securities
loans
S.
Real
+*T,520,738*
—
.i 572,247
^
.Other
384,313
U.
1,217,285
+
and
brokers
Government
S.
Other
■-
.
20,707
to
Other
:—-—•
■
/
Treasurer— gen.
2,405,594-
+
agricultural
and
chasing, or carrying:
+
Member bank—reserve accts.
S.
210,657
—
Industrial,
loans
3,696
*
"
:
Federal Reserve Notes—
U.
49,584,773
3,648,
35,294
U.
Total
+
Loans—gross
624,2327,
+
,—
62
+
Loans—net
31,0367
+
27,799
—
44,832
195,835
—
—
142,481
+
—10.
155,227
Other, assets
204,448
—
73,230
1
25c
Co.
Fund,
Butte
investments—Total
and
6-
25c
Co.—
Bullock
4Vi %
•
..
130,784*
—
28
banks—
other,
cash
22,786,584
—-
1951
1
$30c
common
Co
Butler
Loans
Due
May 16,
1952
(in millions of dollars)
Assets—.
Total
(—) since
May 7,
1952
(quar.)—
Burton-Dixie
Inc. ( + ) or
.
5-23
5-31
25c
i
common
Machine
Burroughs
,
—
—
mem¬
ber banks follows:
,
&
6-13
6-
75c
(quar.)
Forge
Class B
of assets and liabilities of reporting
securities;
Certificates
Notes
1,534,345
./ +
„7,571
+
—
493,606
—
Industrial loans
U. S. ,Govt,
+
425
'
—
337,453
and
7,996
+
688,411
Other, cash
Discounts
1951
R.
_
ctf.
1952
•
21,418,250
__
fund ; for
Redemption
May 23,
May 14,
■
1952
Die
5-21
tl5c
Buffalo
Payment
Demand deposits adjusted increased $49
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
t
Holdings
5-12
1
60c
class A
Line
preferred
Buell
$53 million at all reporting member banks.
of "other securities" decreased $32 million.
Oil
Pipe
1
6-
25c
(quar.)
Company,
5-12
6-
$1.50
,(quar.)
Creek
Buckeye
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brunswig Drug Co.
$5
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
B
Holder*
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Buck
** Temporarily omitted.
was
Co.
When
Payable of Reo,
$1.10
(quar.)
Co.
Mills, Ltd.,
Class
Budd
k
751
$1.10
(quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
.658327*t
-I
Shoe
Bruck
.658327*1
1'
Rubber
Brown
,658327't
type of merchandise,
upon
1960
Share
common
preference
Brown
,658327't
.425531*$
peso
Bigelow,
2nd
$3
.561797't
.
tApplication depends
1
30
Jin Volume, 174.
Cempany
preferred (quar.)
Co., $5 1st preference
Brown
.658327*t
1
•Nominal,
.0349000
.193269*
2.803125
Uruguay,
.496766*
'
2.792652
Kingdom, pound sterling
Uruguay, peso
peso'
.140154*
.496766*
7
&
6'/o
.140154*
.496766*
.0349000
.
.230600
__
Brown
.140154*
.496766*
.140154*
•'
.0349000
..
■
2.774442
v
.193269*
Uruguay,
—Aug
—Jun
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)_
4.40%
preferred B (quar.)
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co. (quar.)
.115673
.263450
.115673
'
-
.496766*
United
r
Co.
(Continued from page 12)
Name of
2.796250
.140154*
_i__
:_*____
Union of South Africa,
1219*
Dividends
.209420
i
.263400
franc
Pacific
&
2078
1
-Anytime,
Per
.210066
2.802187
Closed
2.775371
Switzerland,
—July
a*
.210066
.115673
.___
Q $
**,
,
Portugal, escudo
1964
Co,—
.00285625
.00285625
.210066,
krone
2077
.0544060
.0544060
'
Norway,
1956
13
.144916*
.00435401*
!
Philippine Islands, peso
Rocky Mountain
1.015937
_____
—
—Jun
.326500
1.015781
2.803125
peso
Netherlands,
due
Electric
&
♦Announcement in this issue.
.0544060
—
——
stock—
Mortgage 5% gold bonds, due July 1, 1952
Louis,
Page
1
.0198375
.0198375
.327233
rupee—'
of,
common
.0717000*
.0717000*
.
2.233067
,v
.0198375
.144916*
_
mark
Deutsche
Dominion
Ireland,
.133333*
.0544060
—
_
______
-
_
_
(Metropolitan!,
Germany,
India,
.133333*
stock- —July
1st mortgage 5%
bonds, due 1955
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—
4% convertible preferred stock.
1.013437
dollar
—
Markka
France,
*
St.
$
.200000*
A
*
.0198375
rupee
Denmark,
.1
$
.200000*
.209833
dpllar
Ceylon,
*
$
.200000*
.133333*
.
2.233565
—_____—
—
cruzeiro
Malaysia, Malayan
British
$
^OOOOO*
.0716666*
...———.————.".——
_1
a_—___'.
—,—_____
pound
franc
•'
.133333'
Free
Australia,
$
.200000"
-
pfd.
Power Co.—
convertible
General
May 17
second
conv.
Inc.—
and
Houston Lighting
t
May 16
CALLED
Date,
$3.25
Co.,
Queens Borough Gas
-
ISSUE
Company and Issue—
Fischer
1
Pac*
1
Jun
coupon debs., due 1966Western Oil Corp.,
3%% debs., due 1964
-
FEDERAL
lC,
-
Jun
ENTIRE
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
1966
««]) Penn Gas Co., 5%
Pacific
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
45
(2217)-
each
B
B
ordinary
shares
held.
ord.
share
share
(stock
of
class
dividend)
B
ordin-
held
Corp.
35c
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 414% pfd. (quar.)
Cascades
Plywood
Corp.
(quar.)
$1.12%
25C
5-31
5-15
6-
5-15
1
6-10
5-23
t
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2218)
(J. I.)
thse
Co.,
new commoi
1
6-12
6-10
30c
Si Co.
M.)
IA.
5-30
4%
$12 %c
$12 %c
8-30
Class
(quar.)
11-29
11-14
Class
(quar.)—
$25c
5-31
5-18
Class
$25c
8-30
8-13
Class
$25c
11-29
11-14
(quar.)
(quar.) Knitting Co.,
Celtic
Ltd.,
common
■Extra
0-19
Continental Life
5-15
6-
2
5-15
Continental
Motors
0-
2
5-15
Continental
Oil Co.
6-
2
-6-23
6-
2
30C
6-30
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
.
Central .Patricia- Gold Mines, Ltd
Centxal & Southwest.Corp. (quar.)
Central Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)__
4.60%
Co., $5.40 pfd.
Central Vermont Public Service—
(quar.)
preferred
Products
-
;
6-
5-31
5-15
-
$1.04
7-
$1.19
-7-
1
2
5-
$1,12%
7-
1
Crown Zellerbach
\
6-30
7-15
7
8-
1;
7-
6-
v
75c
1
6-18
4
*
(accurn.)-.———V--—
'(accum.)——-—
r-«
1
7-
.
soc 1
10-16
12-16
12-
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
"
5-23
6-23
6-30
6-13
(1.25
6-30
6-13
15c
6-18
$1
—
preferred series A (quar.)
.—
Air Lines, Inc.—
Chicago Title & Trust Co. (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)
Ohlckasha Cotton Oil Co.
(quar.)
5%
0-
r
5
6-
1
5-20
Class
5%
& Cable
Wire
Circle
Service Co.
Cities
Clearfield
8-
1
5-10
6-
2
6-13
9-
9
8-18
12-
1
11-14
6-26
6-12
35c
Co.
International
5-10
2
5-20
Del Monte Porperties
8-
1
7-25
Delhi Oil
"6-2
8-13
75c
Foil
Cochran
Cocksliutt
Colonial
Co.
Acceptance
6-12
5-21
Denver
Union Stock
7-
1
6-20
Detroit
Hardware
$1.50
1-2-53
12-20
Central
Power
1
6-
Colorado
Milling
&
Columbia
Class
B
Detroit
50c
6-
2
5-
2
5-
9
6-10
Yard
&
Co.
Mfg.
—v—
Portland
T
Car
Motor
5-15
Diamond
6-12
6-12
Dictaphone Corp., common
4% preferred (quar.)-
6-12
6-
5-
1
1
2
(Henry)
Distillers
<
& Sons
6-
2
6-
1
Felt
2
6-
2
5-18
6-
3
5-12
6-
3
$2
6-
3
6-15
6-14
5-12
Class
B
5-12
from
5-20-
•
9c
5-31
50c
—
5-
6-
50c
(quar.)
5-21
1
Firestone
Investment
1
6-
2
6-
1
5-15
6- 6
5-23
Automobile
Aviation
6-6
5-23
Bank
10-10
9-20
Building Supply
5-15
40c
—
40c
,
-
$5
50c
'
6-10
25c
(quar;)
6-
r
.
6-27
6-12
.
•
2
0-
2
Quarterly
5-23
50c
Class
6%
5-15
"
5-15
:
.
Class
'——--—-——i-.—-—
8
Fort
5
5-
5-26
5-26
5- *
5-
0.14
,
•'.5*
5-26
-
5-26-
'
5-
* /
,
5-26
5-
5
5-26
5-
0.15
5-26
5-
5-26
5- 5
.f.
"
(quar.)
Common
Mills
4%.
Corp.,
preferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-21
22 %C
6-14
5-23
17 %C
6-16
6-
5-31
5-14-
a
$1
20c
6-19--
Railroad
9-15
$-10
Railroad
12-15
V
10c
56%c
50c
;
6-16
66-
6-271
Ltd.,
$2.50
Consolidated
non-cum.,
preferred
of N. Y.
$75c
Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Liquidating.. Corp. (liquidating)
Consolidated Paper Co.
Consolidated "Retail
4*4%
preferred
(quar.)
Stores,
50c
(quar.)—
Mills, Ltd.,
preferred
(s-a)
Class
B
,(s-iil.l—
1
6-10 4
1
6-16 v
6-
2
5-16
$50c
class A
__;
(quar.)
,
______
...
Consolidated Water,
77-
$30c
Power &
6-
tl0c
6- 2
6-IS
2
5-
1
6-
..
1
Paper Co.—
5-26
Ltd.
5%
5%
,
5
-6-25
5-13"
5-10
15c
6-
1
5-2*
b''20c
6-20
6-14-
20c
9-20
9-10
Investment Corpu,
(quar.)
preferred
Malting Co., Ltd.,
preferred: (qnarJ
Iff
6-17
6%
convertible
$$1.25
2
81
1
8-1
5-15*
.
7-4
.<
7- 4
s
General
$65C
——,——
5-30
—^—-
$12%c
.
Dominion Structural Steel/ Ltd.* (quar.),-—-
$10c
6-22
8-16-
Quarterly
;
30c
________
.
5-27
$37%c
6-30
5-13
.
-
4-3*
Consumers-Power Co.
_
$4.50 preferred- (quqr.Jt—
$4,52 .preferred1 (quar.)—.—
Dominion'T^iv
$1.12%
—1__
7i»
1
6-
DouglaS'Ojl
$1.13
7-
1
6-
Dover
'
437 %c
Chemical* Ltd... com-. (Ouar.)^
Donehue Brothers,- Ltd.—'.—
-
—
$30c-
8-15
,
-
-
6- !■'■:
6-10
I5e
6- 1
-
5-15
:
5-15
—
Ltd.,
class
A
5-19
9
7-
1
6-10
6-
7-
1
6- 0
6-14
5-27
10c
5-26
2
15c
6-
2
5-18
7-
1-
6- *
6-
25c
Co.,
50c
(quar.)
35c
;
6- 6
"
25c
8-
"- "6- 2 *'
'
12%b
•.
8-21*"
:
"1
■'^6-*6';-**t 5= *
.150c
'
5-1*'
0-2
i-l»
_
(initial)
25c
"
'
\
u.
t50c
'
5-23~
2
6-2*
-r
\.
-
"^
5-15
6-*-
6-
I5o
(quar.);
6- 5
6-1
-
'
5-20 \
;
5-29"
6-14-"
$2.50
-
5-2*
5-27
B-SO'*
25c
(quar.).
1
6-16
$1.12%
/
—
(quar.)
5-20
I-'
6-10-
'
$1
common,
common
9^21
1
6-
37%c
2
6
6-
20c
20e*:
,6-14-
"10c-0-
-
"t4f?
2"
-.
5-20
-^5-31"-^
$1.75
-
V. \
;
'
$1
•
'
-
"
30c
•
6-10'"
80c
-
/
■
^"8-2*
12-10 ^ 11-286-
45c
fl-
10c
6-12—
6- 5.
6-
5-1*
$1.25
$2
_____
,
t
6-13
60c
6-
'
5-29*
ll-lO*1
~
5
5-23 1
5-15"
6-15-'"'0-*f
.$1.25
7-
1
~
6-2*
6-16
,
^
5-41
6- L_r
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5-15___
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v
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5-13'
11-25
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.
6-12"
2
11-25T" 11-10"
50c
—
6-17
6-16
20c
12c
8-13-
-
* 6-13'
$1
Fireproofing Co
2
2
6-
11.75
12%c
:
1^*5-1*1
7-1
-
25c
(quar.)__
(s-a)
8-2*(
'9-10
$0c
25c
C
*
t$l
Foods
preferred-(quar.)-^—;
-
"f-y
' 6-10 -"- 5-20-
8O0
——_
615r
"
.%
(s-a)
Common '(quar.)
6- 6 ? a
6-17^r"6« 2-'
29c ;
-
common
preferred
5-1*
7-
'
(quar.)_:
-
5-15-
5-1** "
-•
6- 2 ""
•
$1.50
-
;
Finance Corp.,
6-1 <
6-2
-
J50c
;
•
,*
General/Outdoor-Advertising-—'
5-20
$30c
■
0-2-^
5-13
6-
$1
common.
~
•
•
-
(quar.)—'-
1
33/»^r-preferred (quar.)-v$4%q
General-Mot'prS' Corp., common:
;.$i,
$5 preferred"* (quar.);—
.$1.25
$3,75 preferred (quar.,)___
"
7- -a,
-8-1-.
2%c
Go- (initial quar.)—J.——-—v—--.
ladustries,' Ltd.
5-29
6-
General-Mills, Inc.,
5-19-
5-29
1
General
5-22
5-30
,.$62%c:
—
preference (quar.)..
Dominion Stores? Ltd.- (quar.):
6- 6
6-16
7-
Corp. (quar.)
Industries Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
General Manifold A Printing,
(quar.)
•
-
preferred
General
Ltd.—
(initial) J
5%
6-
$25c
$$1.25
—
6-16
3c
4
50c
(quai-.)__
preferred A
4%
common—
6-6
50c
preferred
General
Ltd.—
—
6-16
$3
preferred
6-30
-
& Anglo
6-
Loom, Inc.—
5-16
'
Consumers GlasS Co., Ltd—————
the
7-30
6-30
6-14
30c
non-cum.
5-29
-25c
6- fl
7- 3
$1.12%
(quar.)
25c
(monthly);;--
6-13
6-25
7-18
65c
(s-a)
$17%c
(quar.)
S'2®"
5-29'.
6-24
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Gair-Ca. of Canada, Ltd., 4%
pfd. (quar.).
Gardner-Denver Co.; common
(quar.)
Gear Grinding Machine-Co;
(quar.)
General America Corp.-.
General Baking Co,,. $8 preferred
(quar.)
-/
General Cigar, Inc., common-.
6-1*
5-31
—-
6-10
6-14
Co.—
Bridge Works
6%
5-31
..
5-10
5-10—
50c
(quar.)_____
87$
■
IOC".
,
—----——
*; Common
0
5-
6-1*
9-1$;
40c
preferred-(s-a)
Fundamental Investors, Inc._;„
(From Income.)
Qair, (Robert) Co.,
Ine./ common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
0
5-
5-26
25c
.
—-—»—
Dominion Scottish Investment,
<
5-
5-26
,
40c
—
—
Dominion
-
6-2
$12c
,
0.10
—-
Mines,
Dominion
53c
*
—
Monthly
5-19
2
5- 8
0.13
-
(quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields Co.
5-16
6-
'
'
common;.
^
Consolidated Theatres; Ltd.,
5-28
20c
common.
Consolidated -Textile
5%
$1
'
5-16
5-26
———^—
——
Common
Dome
5-16's
2
0
0.08
Pepper Co. (quar.)—
Dodge & Cox Fund, common
8-30
6-16
6-
3
5-
$3
-
Dr.
6-13^
6-30
50c
25c
(quar.)
Laundries
5-
5-26
Fruit of
0
5-26-/-
1
1,
15c
—
8"
5-
——
Equipment
Extra-
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities;
Consolidated Edison Co.
5-
5-26
0.17
:—
—
Dixie Cup Co.
Dobbs Houses,
2
5-18
2
5-25
0.15
2
6-16
-
0.12
12-19-
6-
•
0.09
Investment Fund
Tobacco
__
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
Cigar
Coast
0.14
7-
10-
-
5
0.22
,
Utility
$$3.75
Co.
V
—
—:———•—-————
6-15
Corp.
;—;;;__
*
———
————
Pacific
5-14
.—-
.
6-11
.6-0
7-
'
Co.,
.,
20c
7%
preferred (ouar.)_;_
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
-
—
Oil
,
$$3.75
20C
Consolidated
Metals
2
$$3.75
—.—
Power
6-31
Stock
.'Machinery
Merchandising
Public
Extra
Connecticut
,
—
;
■
1
(quar,)
Investment.,Management
Semi-annual
6-
-
——.———
Connecticut
5-21
common————;
Confederation Life Assn;-(Toronto)
Insurance
6-1
40C
preferred (quar.)
..—;
Community Public Service Co. (qtiar.)—__
Oompo Shoe Machinery Corp. (quar.)—
4 fo
Cone
30c
——
1
6-14
-
Franklin 6iraon, 4% 7»- preferred
(quar.v0- 25-19" '""
Freeport Sulphuc; CO-,——
<-5;31*r"»5rl*
Freiman (A. J.), Ltd.,
(extra)
: ^
Frontiev Refining Co.; common:
(quar.)
M
6-15
5
V-
-
0.05
5-23
5-15.
_____——_—
Kleiser Co. (quar.)
Foster-Wheeler Corp., new-com.
Fownes Brothers & Co.. (quar.)
5- 5
'5-26:».
Pitt
B-15
60c
Foster &
5-26
0.10
.
Bonds—
B
0
5-
0.14~
;
A
5-
0.09^
—
Class
.
5-26
0.07
^
'
'
'
1
'
preferred
..
5-26
...
0.12
/
-———-——
—*
Government
5- *
0.07
'*.
.——
——-
6-1
5- 0
2
6-12 "
37y2c
(quar.)__
Stores;
preferred
6-
5- 9
1
common,
Mineral
2"v/: 5-15
$3
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
Class B (voting and
non-voting)
Ford Motor of
Canada, Ltd.—r.
'
i
0.17
0.10
0
5-26
5%-
8
5-
5-26
<'
5-
5-26
0.15
„
,—_.
Electrical-
Food-.
5-26:^
0.18
0.12
Corporate Bond
Foot©
$0,075
Fund—
■.'
(Increased quar.)
(quar.)__
Power & Light
4%%
Fund
6-
6-2
6-
preferred-(quar.)
Florida
are
5-15
_
6-
Flintkote Company, common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
5-26
6-16
B
5-1*
2
5-28
-
Fitzsimmons
5-23
2
$30c
(quar.)
————
5-28-
Commonwealth-Title Co.
6-
6-
6-
..
2^^5-15.; "
22%c
(M. H.)
Company, Inc. (quar.)—
Ltd.. class A (s-a)
Fitz-Simons Si Connell Dredge & Dock Co.—
2
.-.5-1*
2
81%c
(quar.)-
Fittings.
6-
$1
6-
02%c
common
Fishman
5-28
75c
Stock-
$1.25
.
5-28
6-16
6-10
*«*■—
5-10
.
6-10
;—
Stock
..'-.OtherSeries—•/;•
6-30
1
5-31
(quar.)
distributions
(quar.)
Stock Corp. (quar.)
National Stores, Inc
30c
Agricultural
$1,20
•
6-15
6-
6- 2 [
/.
Rubber
preferred
;t*
9- 2
12- 1.11-13P
$2.50
Bank
$1.10
Ltd.
&
- ;
(Syra¬
Security Corp. (quar.)
First York
Corp., $2 preferred (s-a)
Firth Carpet Co.,
(reduced)__—;
11- 8
37 %C
(quar.)
Chemical
25c
—
5-21 •(
5-15
11-15-
.
(quar.)-$0.185625
First
lc
:
Diversified Preferred Stock Fund—
V
6-
25C
-
6-5
-
Per Share
Common
62 %C
—
4% %
First
8-0
6-15
8-15
50c
■/
Diversified
'
5-15
50 c
■
$2.50
(quar.)„__
(quar.).
Tire
.
50c
Industrial Fund, Inc.
Fire Association of
Philadelphia (quar.)
investment income:
Diversified
9
1 5-21
: 6-1
7%C
Works
I
0-1O1.T" 5-29
v^*-. 2£"
$25c
Financial
1
6.
6-
30c
:
'
6-30
; .fi-16
*' 7-31"; ,; 0-3*.'*"
$10C
Tarrant
A
12-18
75c
Screw
&
Class
12-15
.
6- 1
,
32%c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)__
Ferro Corp.
(quar.)
1500 Walnut Street, $3 pfd.
(accum.)
Piltrol Co. of California, common..
Finance Co. of America (Bait.) —
5-15
"
0-15 ;
25c
1
Insurance
Inc.,
Federal-Mogul Corp.
6-
;
(quar.).
Federal
50c
(quar.)
Corp.-Seagrams
preferred
6-11
30c
—
Life
Enterprises,
6-
5-10
^5-15;:^
•6-d*^$i29**!
;6- 2"" 5-*!
.
-35c
* *
Co.___.——-
(quar.)
5-14
30c
(quar.)
Co
Diversified Funds, Inc.—
The following quarterly
',6-17
6-30
6-
40C
Disston
2
6-
Y.)
35c
(quar.)
1
N.
1
"J
^
•••6-27"^;• 6-L2
*
-
22%c
Traders
7-
9
.,,
"'
5-1*7^
6-255-22
.:*.".$1>25
(quar.)^^—
(quar.)
6-25
,
-
6-1* "
"
-$27%e—- 7-15-
(quar.)—
(quar,)_
preferred series A
25c
Cement
1
87 %C
Telephone, $5 pfd/- (quar.)(Phila.)—
2
(quar.)
Alkali Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
Diamond
Equipment
35c
Realty—,
&
1
Paper, class A (quar.);___
Credit Co. (quar.)———.
Commonwealth
6-
<—
6-
Comhined Locks
Commercial
$1.25
First
7-
—
Co.
Federal
5-14
•
"
Carbon
5%
5-14
2
—
7-
Columbia Mutual Life Insurance •( s-a >——
Columbian
5-14
2
(quar.)—
$7.40
-
(quar.)
2
75c
com;:
Co
&
cuse,
6-
50c
•
--25o
•
Quarterly
;
Fedders-Quigan Corp.
6-
97 %c
;~l 25c
Heatin* Products, Ltd.;;;
Mfg.
6-
50c-
:■
——
62 %c
25c
A——
5-18
1st preferred
5-24
Series—
class
2
50c
Mortgage
Diamond
9
6-
■; ! $25c
Elevator Co.
Broadcasting,
8-19
6-
25c
Michigan Stove—
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5
—
Co/ (quar.)
6- 2
Fanner
Farmers
93 %c
5%
5-15
2
7-
(quar.)
preferred -, (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)——
Colorado
8
; -
5-1*
-1 *70c *-/7-i5e=-* *2,r':v"
Faiconbridge Nickel Mines/ Ltd
Falstaff Brewing
Corp., 4%% pfd.
5-18
100%
$1
common
8- 8 -■
9-
&
Fajardo Sugar Co.
12- 8
preferred
Corp.—
Inc.,
Stores,
6-26
!
Detroit
6-
$1.12%
—
5
9-20
(quar.)
Corp.,
$1.50
(quar.)
*
6-
93%c
common
stock
Tramway
5-20
15c
Corp._
8-
15C
—
(quar.).
com;
-
8-1*t>
2
r\
Fairbanks. Morse & Co.
1
5-29
;
A
1
Olats A common. (quar.)
Colonial
.
Denver
62 %C
(quar.)
Equipment
7-
*« 5-1*
-
—
6-26
12-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
debenture
5-28
5-20
Co.
Inc
Co.,
6-
"
5%
8%
6-14
1
Lines,
Mfg.
Voting
5-28
6-10
Air
Dennlson
1st
(quar.)—
Farm
6- 9
$1.75
(stock dividend)
12 %c
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.
$3.50 preferred (quar.)—
Collins & Aikman Corp. (increased)
4%
r
6-
25c
—
pfd.
7- 1
6-
$1.75
(quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
3.90%
preferred C (quar.)_
Deep Rock Oil Coip. (quar.)
Deere & Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
9
$1.25
(s-a)
Products, Inc., 5%
Dairy
5-21
5- •
75c
3.75%
6-
87 %c
Coca-Cola
1
5-29
$37 %C
Dayton Power & Light Co., com.
3.75%
preferred A (quar.)-
Delta
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
.v
9-1*
2
6- 2'
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.):^
Erie & Pittsburgh.
RR., 7%- guar, /(quar.) ;; 87%c
Erie Railroad, &%*
preferred, series A (quar.) '
^1.25
5% preferred series A (quar.)_
S'
$1 25
preferred series A (quar.)
$1.25
Erlanger Mills Corp.,-common- (quar.)
:
12%c
4%%- prior preferred -(quar.)
;$1.12%
Essex Company
(s-a)_
$1.25
Faber, Coe & Gregg (quar.)
75c
Special
50c
Ltd.—
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
; «-i#
8-
—.
(s-w)^
(quar.b;
Derrick
Equltabl«f; Qa« Co,
r
'
-
5-1*' "
50c
Co.,
$1.75
—
Chemical
9-29
preferred
Enamel &
'
6-1*
7- %
12 %c
(quar.)
6-
Machine
gtd
5%
6-18
■
50c
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 4% gtd.
6-30
5-31
*
preferred
'
5-1*,.'
6%. r2nd preferred- (s-a)^^—>*
v,80*> "1-15
Emsco
'6-14
6-30
(-l*
*~
—-.'40c-"" v-6-i6J
5- *v>
0-30
&-1*
6- 2-
-
(quaa.-);;;_—- 15c-
2
15c
Davis
A
Co»
Empire District Electric Co.,
$L75
-
Lst
0"
-$1.34
"
Abrasive* (quar.);-—;
Watch
Empire'Brass Mfg., Ltd,, .5% prefi (quar.)—
•
?
1%
Leather
National
5-13-
$2
1
-0--2"'"■ "S-l**
'
$1.10
*
- * *
6- *
.
7-
$1.06%
r
——
5-13
7-1
•
$1.37%-*
(quar.)__
5-12_
2-7
fa H* '
$1.06%
"
____
5-1*" '
30c
$1.75
$1.50"
$1.02%--
0-13-r
-5-26
6-
Share
A
-
5-12"
6- 2
'-
1
30c
——
5-10
Class
&
8"2°
11-HO"*
6- 2
1
25<r
*
;
2
6-10
6-10
~
6-
40c
(quar.)—
$1
Mahoning Ry.
&
.^
"12- 1
-
5^2*i
-
0-
r"
9^ 1
$4.50"
preferred
5-23
'
6-1
"$1.75-
7-
$$2
'
5-13
31V!»c
31VliC
5-31
1
'
8 ~ " 5-19
6-12
60a^- ^6-10
Elgin
50c
Sons,
2nd
Refractories
Electrolux Car
,
7-
7- 1 ■—6'-17
,
25c
Water Co.—
(Initial-quaevK.*:
Electro
>,'•-7$$
8-17
467/«c
preferred (quar.)
8-12A
1
$1.73
6-ia-"-
$1 25
Semi-annual
Clearing
4c
(quar.)—.
A
2nd
5-20
6-14-
75c
•
1
1
6-
$1.25
Co.
7-
.
$1,-75'-
6-12
Corp.—_—_————
Mfg.
6- *-.'-
-
1
al7%%
(stock; dividend)—Four
shares; of Sputbeni Co. commonrstcck
for each lOcr shares
held._;„_
5-21
1
5-2*
7-
'
(quar;);;
convertible
$4.40' conv.
-
7-
(quar.)
Lambert
6-
6-10
$1.12%
(quar.)
5.36%. preferred
Electric Boat
-Electric.' Bond-
6-16
$1.05
—
—
40c
(increased)
•
1
*.
6-12
30c
(quatr)
'
5-29
50c
Co.,: Ltd., class-A-(truar.)—t„
$25o6-15
$4?'40"prefeTredr_;^;;_*^47/100t',' 6- 2
.
2^
2
5-20' *
*
"
(quafr);;—
preferred
6-
6-
5-29
31%c
Interurban
preferred-
$4;25
8-12
40c
J2%c
&
6-1**''
8-1
6-10
.
6-16
Natural Gas,
6% %
6- 2
60c
(quar.)
A
Class
Paper
4.10%,
11- 1
6-12
25c-
6-20'
6-16
(quar.)
&
4%-%, preferred
8-18
0-" 2
/■
1"
'
10c'
*
Co
Cushman's
50c
Extra
Coble
9
Pacific
&
5-22
,
8-15
$1.50
—
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Clark Equipment Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Olaussnor Hosiery Co. (quar.)——
Clayton
class A~(quar;)
$2.50
5%
7fc
3
5-
A
Class
4...
8-
$1
Texas
Eddy
El'Paso
11-15..
2$%4-
preferred (quar.)
Dahlstrom Metallic Door (qiar.)
City Auto Stamping Co. (quar.)
City Baking Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
City Water jCo. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)—
Olorox
6-
5-28
>
$1.2$
Orleans.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)-
preferred
preferred
preferred
•%
7-15
10-15
50c
2&0
(quar.)
New
6-10'~
2
93 %C
•«
7-
(quar.)
•
Eastern States
Corp., $7 pfd. A (accmn.)—
$6 preferred B (accum.).,
2<
6-27
6- 9
25c
0-2O*
40c
(quar.)_
Co,
preferred
7-15
•
1
50c
7% preferred (quan)
Eastern Corp. (quar.);__^_
6-27
.
15C
Corp., common, (quar.)—;
(quar,)—:
——-—i
preferred (quar;)
OUTtiss-Wright Corp.
6-23
Co.
preferred
8%
8-
'
$7
6-
25c
Chrysler Corp.
——————.—
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., com. (quar.)
4fo
•
$4- prior preferred' (quar.)
2
'60c
(quar.)—
Chipman Knitting Mills, 5% pfd. (s-a)
Cincinnati,
5-2
2
I
..
Curtis Publishing Co.—
250
Copper
2
6-
preferred
6%.
.
'
Chicago & Southern
Chile
Mfg.
6-
$1.25
preferred
Curtis
5-28
$1.25..
^
40C
Chicago,
(quar.)
5-29
6-14
85c
preferred (accum.)
Rivet & Machine Co._
Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
Chicago
5-22
5-21
$$1.25
(quar.)
Curtis (H.) Industries, Inc.—»
60c convertible preferred A (quar.)
.
2
5%
-
"
-———1.
B
Iff...
East St.'Louis
$12%4-
-
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—; *v-,: v./
7% preferred (quar.)—
"
1
Inc.
Ely'& Walker Dry-Goods Co.,
(quar.)—
oreferred (auar.)—
.
10-1
60C
r
—-
—
7-16
50c
Eagfe-Picher
5-22-
•
•
•
5-2*
5
6rl6
254-
—
Crum & Forster Securities,
Class
6-18
5
6-
30C
7-
93%c
Durez Plastics Si Chemicals, Inc
Duriron Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)_,—:
5%, preferred
(quar.)
2
6-10
$1.31%
1
7-1
(quar.)
Bradstreet, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
6-
$15c
Crow's/Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd^(s-a).—;
Crum <te Forster, common (quar.)——
8% preferred
(quar.)
;
5-29
6-20
87 %c
(quar.)
A-~
Common
Crown Finance
5-20
75c
•
(accum.)
5-20
2
$1.12%
f%%
A
2
6-
$4.20 preferred
ft/, preferred
._
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co., common.——
A-
6-
Fund,
6-
6..
$15c
Co., Inc., clasa A"(quar.)-—-
5c
'
Co., Inc.
preferred •* (quar.)
$2
$1
*
.
4%
preferred (quar.)—
Corp./ $31. preferred
Chicago & Eastern 111. RR.
Crown Cork & Seal
■
5-16
2
A-(quar.)—:
*
5-26
5c
pfd., (quar.)—-
4%%
Sexton,
81
$1 class
6-12
6-
5-l»
—
Cork International Corp.—- ;
Crown
9-
6-
$3.60
CWbben
:
6-20""
6-10
37 %C
(quar.)_
$4.5* preferred - (quar.)
Chapman Valve -Mfg./7%*- preferred (s-a)_Chatham' Mfg. Co.,! class A" (quar.) _—_—
)
4% / preferred .Xquan);,—
'—
Chenango Si Unadilla Telephone Corp.
Chicago
-
2
e-
6-16
15C
25c
s
5-29
*
5-13
5-31
6,
20c
Coty* Inc.
——
■~r?T—T—
—~
Cramp ton Mfg. Co^, Sf^-pfd (s-a)-—-*^-—
Crane Co., Vk% preferred (quar,)——
Creole Petroleum Corp. (quar.)-;-,—
6-16
6-14-
—
2
6-10
1
12 %c
(quar.)
com.
4-30
6-31
6-13
5-31
Cornell Paperboard Products
6-15
6-30
67 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
0-10
25c
———
Paper & Fibre Co.,
Champion
6-10
1
22 %C
m
4.75%- preferred (quar.);—.
Electric Co. (quar.)
—
Certain-Teed
1
7-
$5c
Oenturv
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.
7-
$1.50
mm
25c
50c
1
7-
7-15
$1.75
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipts
ordinary (final)
Duquesne Light Co., 3.75% pid. (quar.)_
T-ll
6-13
$1.50
common
&
4% %
.
7-18
75c
$5.25 series A preferred .(quar.).
(quar.)
Corrugated Paper Box Co.,. Ltd.
Common' (quar.)5 % preferred
(quar.)
—
Cosmopolitan Realty Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
6-10
1
7-
$1.15
——
6%
Electric,
6-16
1
75c
6-15
Dublller
7-
$15c
7-
7-15
(quar.)
Dun
6-28
;
Cornell
common
preferred
6- 2
60c
—
7-15
$1
4-16
15c
Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co. (quar.)——
Corby (H.) Distillery, Ltd., class A_;
6-10
6-
87 %c
J.50 %
Central Telephone
1
6-30
30c
60c
2
$$1.20
Cope land
6-18
6-30*
$1.12%.
-
6-18
-
$1.31%
-
5-15
5-31
$1
)
4-%
Industries,
3%%
Payable of Reo,
81%c
(quar.).:
-
—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6-12
$1.13
(Del.)
Cooper-Bessemer corp., common
$3 prior preferred (quar.)—
Coos Bay Lumber.;
6-13
1
7-
$1.12
preferred
——
Illinois Public Service, com, (qua
preferred (quar.),.—
6%% preferred
(quar.)—
—
Central Louisiana Electric Co.
4.50"J? preferred (quar.)—
Central Maine Power, common (quar.)-.
4%%
Class
6-30
«©-
(qua
common
Dresser
"
$3 prior preferred A (quar.)
Cooksville Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)-----
1
25c
——.—
—
Light Co.,
Central
/.Class
5-
Co.,
A
preferred
(From net investment
income.)
Driver-Harris Co
6-
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
5-14
31 %c
(quar.)—
-—Cook Paint & Varnish, common (quar.)—-
.—
MonthlyIllinois
Clasf
5-31
25c
Central
4.15 %•'
6-
Bldg.—
Central Hollywood
Monthly
Semi-annual
2
lc
2c
0-13
6-30
2nd
Holdert
When
Share
Drug Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Dravo Corp., 4%
preference (quar.)
(Toronto)—
Co.
Insurance
$3.25
6-18
15c
y
$1.25
—
-
5%
6-16
$4 preferred
Dreyfus
preferred (quar.)
—
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co. (quar.)--—
Continental Gin Co., 4%%
pfd.
2
1
5-29
Chemical
Dow
6-13
1
—-
7-
$$2.50
preferred (initial s-a)
Central Detroit Warehouse
(quar.)
5%
7-
7-
50c
5%
Canada Investments, Ltd.—
Central
5-23
6-
93%c
Co.
(quar.)
Common
6-13
6-14
$1.06%
(quar.) ————
Continental Copper Si Steel Industries, Inc.
Continental Casualty
7-10
$50c
-
$4.25
Per
5-20
6-30
$1
Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
8-18
$12 %c
1
40C
50c
(quar.)—
Assurance
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
Name of Company
■
Dow
(quar.)
Continental Can Co., common (quar.)
6-19
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Class
Class
preferred
Continental
.
Holdort
Payable of Reo.
Corp. of America
Container
6-12
7-
$1.75
(quar.)—.—
(quar.).
Catelli Food Products, Ltd.—
preferred
7%
Castle
7- 1
'
Shark
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
37 %c
When
Per
Holdera
When
POT
Share
Compan9
Name of
.
7-;7
>
7- 7i
i
6-18_, ,$-91=
8-l5r*-
9-3"
Volume 175
Number 5119
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
< _
_
-General
Portland
Cement
General
Steel
Co
Tin
Investments,
Ltd.i Amer.
66-
Hercules
9
6-15
$1.25
2
6-20
1
6%
(initial
common
Georgia-Pacific
$2.25
Chocolate
Corp.,
preferred
A
Creamery
4%%
Co.
:
Products
4% '%
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
Gerrard (S. A.), 5% preferred (s~a)
Gillette' Co., $5 conv. .preference (quar.)—
Glrdler Corp.
(quar.)
-^Girdler -Corp.
■
*
5-20
7-
1
$1.12(4
6-30
6-13
Heywoocl-Wakefield
'Gisholt Machine-Co. (quur.)_
^Gleaner. Harvester-Corp. 4quar.)
25c
8-
7-
Co.,
-
(Edward)
Hires
(Charles
•5Qc
6-14
6--4
6-12
5-22
50c
6-20
6-
10c
-Class
(quar.)
.
•Glens Palls
8-30
25C
Cement.
Portland
•
-
Rutgers Fire Insurance—
prior preferred (quar.)
$5 2nd preferred (quar.)
Globe-Union, Inc.-(quar,)
©lobe-Wernicke Co., common-(quar.)—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
©oebel Brewing Co
;
$4.64
3-18
5-22
$1.23
,
-
..
.
10«
6-14
6-
$1.75
7- 1
10c
6-12
.Golden
State/ Ltd.,
pfd.
4%
3
6-30
$1
$2.25
Rubber' (extra)
Goodall-Sanford,
6- 9
4%
preferred
...6%
preferred
15C
Class
$1
8%
6%
Howe
5-18
tl.25
6-16
5-18
Hudson
class A
(quar.)
$i2%c
6-16
5-15
4:25c
6-16
6-16
6-
preferred
$2
class
A
preferred
B
preferred
9-10
8-28
Huttig Sash & Door
Class
A (quar.)__
Stores, 5% preferred
(N.
5-
Circuit
5-29
56-
3
7-
1
6-
3
6-
9
5-26
'
Central
6%
5
7-1
convertible
non-cum.
Indiana
Gas
5-
8
Indiana
$1.75
5-31
5-
8
Indiana
Steel
25c
6-10
5-20
*
.$1
6-20
5-20
Greer Hydraulics, Inc., common (quar.)
Griesedieck Western Brewery Co., common-
10c
6-
2
5-18
37 (4c
7-
1
6-16
preferred
(quar.)
Dredge & Dock Co.
5%
Co.,
pfd
(quar.)
Grocery Store Products Co.
Group Securities Inc.—
from
(quarj
non-cum.
convertible preferred
All
_
,'
37(4c
20c
(quar.)
,
8-
6-13
5%
convertible
Industrial
Silica,
6%%
6%
preferred
Inland
General Bond
I
i
.
0.10
5-31
5-16
0.07
5-31
5-16
Low
0.12
5-31
5-16
Stock
Co.
—
0.10
& Bond
ized
Kern
6-10
5-29
Kerr-Addison
5-
Kerr-McGee
6-
9
9
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
32c
6-
1
5-16
57c
6-10
5-
9
12(4c
5-31
5-15
12(4c
"5-31
5-15
$$1.50
7-
2
6-15
6-30
6-19
$L25
9-30
9-19
$1.25
12-30
12-19
(quar.)
37 %c
50c
56y*c
—
6-2
*
5-16
-6-
2
5-19
6-14
5-29
$3
9-
8- 6
2
10%
137y2c
7-
7-
8
2
5-
5
6-20
J35C
6-
2
5-
i25c
6-
2
5-19
1
?37y2c
6-
2
5-19
35c
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
6-
Equipment
5-16
Quarterly
5-31
5-16
International
5-31
5-16
International Harvester
Industrial Machinery
0.14
5-31
0.15
5-31
5-16
Merchandising
0.11
5-31
5-16
0.10
5-31
0.14
5-31
5-16
0.03
5-31
5-16
0.08
5-31
5-16
0.10
5-31
5-16
Company
Luz
6-
5-10
5-31
9-29
8-31
6-12
5-26
6-10
5-31
7%
9-10
8-30
Lake
2
5-
2
1
6-
2
Mining
.—
Petroleum
Railroad
Bond
—
Railroad Equipment
Stock
Railroad
Tobacco
5-31
0.06
5-31
6-10
Gulf,
Co.,
Mobile & Ohio RR.
(quar.)_
com.
$1.25
$5
GUir
preferred
Corp
:
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
Gulf
States
Utilities
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.,
common
$4.50
preferred
Co.
Hajoca Corp.
Halliburton
1
6-14
6-15
5-19
6-15
5-19
6-15
5-19
50C
5-
0- 2
50c
6-
1
1
2
5-16
—
(quar.)
1
2
5-
6-16
5-3t.
6-16
5-31
common—
Co.,
Paper
4%%
6-10
7-
1
5-26
(initial quar.)
B
(initial
Extra
Hanna
—•
(M.
Class
—
quar.).
B
A.)
class
__.
preferred (quar.)
<A.) & Co., 5(4% preferred
5(4 % preferred (quar.)
$2
preferred
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
common (quar.)
Co.,
convertible
Electric
Hartman Tobacco,
Hathaway
Hawaiian
Heinz
(H.
(quar.)
;
pfd. (quar.)
$4 prior pfd. (quar.)
Bakeries,
Glass Co.
J.)
Inc.
&
Cement
3.90%
6-12
66-
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
3.30%
Lane-Wells
J65c
7-
2
6- 9
2
1
6-
2
5-21
6-
75c1
11-
$1.37%
'
1
2-1-53
40c
30c
15c
6-
2
5-20
50c
6-
2
5-20
6-
2
5-15
6-10
>6-6
$1
25c
6-
2«
5-20
2
5-
8-
1
7-14
6-
Iron
IIIIHIIZ——
37(4c
common!!
22He
60c
(quar.)
Isle
,
Jack
-
$5
preferred
B
6-13
91 %c
7-
1
6-18
Jamestown
7" 1
6-18
Jantzen
7-
6-20
5%
25c
6-14
Co.
15c
6-
5-12
32c
5-16
50c
6-20
(quar.)I
6-
2
5-15
5-31
5-16
$20c
6-
2
5-
25c
6-
2
5- 9
$1
6-
2
5-
37%c
1
9
5-29
5- 9
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
6-
5
6-
2
35C
6-10
6-
6-16
5-15
$3c
6-16
5-30
6-10
5-29
.
2
5-20
5-15
■
,
5- 8
5-
9
15c
6-10
5-16
6-
2
5-
6-
2
5-14
6-16
6- a
%
25c
—
8-
1
7-24
25o
dividend)
I
I
HI
common
.11- 1
10-24
2%
6-30
6-16
6-
2
5-23
60c
6-
2
5-
6-20
5-31
50c
5-29
5- 5
20c
5-31
5-
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
87%c
original capital
capital
5
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.10
6-10
5
5-22
•1.10
8-20
12-10
11-19
$1
I
9-10
$1.10
„
capital
Loblaw Groceterias
Co.,
Extra
3-10 53
2-19
50c
6-10
5-22
SOc
12-10
11-19
50c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
9-10
50c
3-10-53
2-19
$25c
6-
2
6-
$12%c
B
2
8-20
55-
9
6
$25c
Extra
HUH!!
Loblaw, Inc.
______!
(quar.)
Extra
Local
Finance Corp.
Preferred (quar.f
(R.
Lone Star
5-29
$1.25
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Md.) class A (accum.J
Long-Bell Luinber Co. of Missouri (reduced)
Longhorn Portland Cement
$1.25
Louisville
&
75c
Louisville
Title
Aircraft
Gas Co.
Lowenstein
(M.)
$12%c
6- 2
5-
6
25c
6-
5-
2
25c
6- 2
2
5- a
RR.
Mortgage
& Sons,
(quar.)
I
(increased s-a)
Inc^ com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
6- 2
5-
30c
I
(quar.)
preferred A
5- 6
11 %C
Corp
Nashville
&
6- 2
I.)—
Lockheed
4 lA %
6-10
(Ind.)—
5-19
.•
2
62 %c
6-10
-
5-28
7-
$1
(quar.)
5-23
$1.25
5-21
6-15
40c
5c
• •
6-14
50c
50c
HI
20c
—
30c
30c
50c
37 y2c
5-21
62 %c
a
xt$1.75
8- 9
11- &
3
25c
(quar.)
15c
8-15
6-
25c
guaranteed
5-15
5-19
20C
Special
35%c
6- a
6-18
,
11-15
25c
25c
'
5-15
Class
t
,
25c
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
,12-11
2
$25o
(quar.)
(quar.)
.Little Miami RR.
6-12
2
(reduced)"""
Co.
preferred
9-19
12-31
7-
I
Hill!
(quar.)
5-15
6-10
9-16
7~~
(stock
guaranteed
5-15
6-30
12-17
;
Industries
Special
30c
4~2a
6-19
15c
30c
(Tenn.)
5-15
-44c
2
6-30
9-30
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.)_
2
6-
15c
9-30
(quar.)
30c
6-13
5-15
•6-
$6c
40c
Cement
Lionel Corp.
(quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp.,
3 V2 %
5-15
35c
Original capital
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
(quar.)—
Knitting-Mills, Inc.,
A (quar.)
preferred
6-14
5-15
2
50c
6-13
(reduced)
(quar.)
Telephone
10-17
2
6-
15c
;
Lincoln Stores, Tnc
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)—
10-17
6-
15c 7.' 12-31
_!___
Co.
7- a
45C
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Original
$1.10
A
1
1
I
93%c
Supply, conmi.<>I?*Wiiar.)__.
(quar.)
Water
preferred
8-
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Original
Oilier
$5
5- 1
5-1
tlOo
10c
Lincoln National Life Insurance
Oil
6-13
2
2
25c
Liggett &
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)
Match
2
6-
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.).
Myers Tobacco Co.
Lion
7-
6-
(quar.)
82y2c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Engraving
—
Jamaica Public Service, 7% pfd.-(quar.)
Jamaica
Inc.
Casualty Insurance
Lion
12-20
$40c
I
Savers
7-18
9-2$
1-10-53
t25c
H
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
7-18
10-10
10c
(quar.)
^
Park
6-21
10c
15c
5-10
Machine
&
5-21
7-10
$$1.75
5-14
Royal Copper (liquidating)
& Helntz,
Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Jahn
6-12
6-10
IIIIIIIIIII
HIIIIIH
"111—1111
45c
Jacobsen
Jaeger
6-26
t5c
University—
35c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Co.
9-24
5-29
6-16
Lincoln
6-26
12-23
1
7-15
13C
0-30
9-30
12-30
6-13
6- 2
5-22
5- 9
7-
6-16
37y2c
preferred
preferred
Fireman Mfg.
7-15
10c
Leverage Fund of Canada, Ltd".
Llbbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)
12l/2o
common
1
50c
Leslie
••
common
6-16
8-
HIIIIIH
Quarterly
Quarterly
gains
Co.,
2
1
III
HI"
6-20
5-31
5-15
6-
7-
6
1
lc
6- 2
6-10
6-
7-
3c
and
4
5-15
15c
$75c
income
6-
_
$1,12%
6- 4
5-22
6-12
$1.12%
6-20
5-31
5-31
$1.12%
50c
(quar.)
Utilities,
(quar.)
15c
18c
6-14
$1.75
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.
&
5
40c
Lehigh Portland
Life
5-12
75c
(James) & Sons (quar.)
Life
5-13
6-
$1.50
Inc.
Co.
5-29
6-10
10c
1
5-20
*
6-27
6-14
6-25
55c
(quar.)
Company,
Salt
5- 9
50c
III
6-'2
58%c
6-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
(H. D.)
6-20
5-15
$1.25
2
$1.05
conv.
Lee
Lees
6-20
7-
20c
(quar.)_
6-15
(quar.)
7-
1
9
7-.
6-
35c
Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar!)HI
Le Tourneau (R.
G.), Inc., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Lea Fabrics, Iiic
HI!
&
5- 9
IOC
I
Secord
$2.50
7-11
40c
Lanston Monotype Machine Co.—
Reduced quarterly
Leath
6-10
8-
$2.50
(quar.)
Bleachery & Dye Works
(John) & Sons, Ltd
Lansing Stamping Co. (quar.)
Laura
7-
75c
$2.50
Co.
$1.25
preferred
30c
25c
5-15
5-14
6-
97y2c
5-28
„
2
1
25c
(quar.)
6-12
$1.50
66-
35c "
preferred
$1.76
1-20
5-29
6-17
1
48 %c
12 %c
(quar.)_
5-28
5-29
$!'•
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
10-20.
7-
5-29
6-12
10c
gains
Light Co.,
Iowa Southern
7
6-13
$1.12%
6-23
5-29
6-20
4.20%
7-19
1
6-23
2
25c
Iowa Public Service Co., common (quar.)
3.75% preferred (quar.)
5-12
7-
8-
9
6-20
6-11
3.90%
7-21
6-
f50c
*60c
5-15
6-
35c
(s-a)
5-15
6-
50c
-II_IIIII
6-
30c
(quar.)
Lanett
(s-a)__
5-31
5-15
2
10%
Co,
Co.
5-15
6-27
6-
10c
Lang
7-
Quarterly
Bryant,
Lane
(Providence, R. I.)—
preferred
4.40%
5-15
Ltd—
$6, preferred (quar.)
Corp.
5-19
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.
2
6-
capital
realized capital
Telephone Co
Iowa Power &
2
6-12
—_
(quar.)
Sugar
(quar.)
Co., 3.65%
Henkel-Clauss Co.',
Hercules
preferred
Light,
Commercial
Hazel-Atlas
5-15
$1.37%
convertible
Hart-Carter
2
$1.50
(quar.)_
Harshaw Chemical
Hartford
6-
$1.37%
—
5(4 %
5-15
50c
(quar.)
6%
Harris
'•4(4%
2
$1.06%
preferred (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
Common
5-15
6-
50c
A common
common—-
$4.25
5- 5
2
(quar.)
Iowa Electric Light & Power
4.80% preferred (quar.)
5-15
6- 2
50c
Co.,
&
6- 2
IOC
10c
A
class
10c
10c
class
New
2
6-
5-15
5-2$
I_
(M. H.),
Machine
6-
2
6- 5
t20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
87J/2c
Ltd..—
Boston—•
$2^50^ preferred (quar.)
6-10
6-10
50C
(quar.)
New
Landls
$2^50^ preferred (quar.)
:
Co.—
of
regular dividend
Investors Trust
6-10
1
from
from
5-16
7-
realized
Investors
5
30c
12c
9
8-
(initial).
preferred (quar.)
Hammond Instrument Co.
Oil
5-
$1.06%
com.
preferred (quar.)
Hancock
2
6-
$1.12%
new
41/2%
preferred
(Interim)___
common
Lamson & Sessions
Co., common
$2.50 preferred (quar.)—.
6-13
Investors Fund, Inc.—
9
8-15
t35c
—
preferred (quar.)
Bammermill
convertible
From
5-26
6-
t$1.25
Ltd.,
Co.,
6-
t6c
*12%c
$25c
6%
75c
__
_——
Class
7-15
From undistributed net income
Quarterly
Mines, Ltd—
Hamilton Bridge Co., Ltd.
5-16
B
6-
6-13
50o
"
6- 2
50c
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred (initial quar.)
Freight System (quar.)—
Investment Trust
Cementing Co.—
Hallnor
Hamilton Cotton
6%
5-15
5-23
(quar.)
Lamston
Intertype Corp. (quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd.—
*
6-
42 %C
a
5-16
6-16
(quar.)
5-19
convertible
Motor
6-10
6-12
250
(quar.)
B
A
5-26
Interstate Natural Gas Co. (s-a)
Interstate Power Co., common (quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
5-19
6-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
$1.40
Interstate
A
Class
6-10
Utilities
9
6-20
50c
com. (quar.)
(quar.)
5% conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)
H
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
6-10
(reduced)
International
6
5-
$1.10
(quar.)_.
Oil Well
12-
7
$1.05
(quar.)
Water
7-
30c
—
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Hackensack
6-
$1.16
-t
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.20
$4.40
12-26
6-16
10c
4-30
f25c
Co.
Ltd.
Ltd
5-31
" $1
Co.
6- 3
5-16
preferred
$1
(quar.)
Resistance
6-20
1
Mines, Ltd
Lake Superior District
Power,
t$1.12ya
Silver
9-18
12-13
1
Shore
5%
6-18
1
1-1-53
I ~
the Woods Milling, common
$1.75
Ltd.
Corp.
Products
10-
87%c
6-
preferred (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
1
75c
preferred
Extension
Lake of
(quar.)—
com.
International
9-10
50c
OU
Co.,
International
6-10
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
6-30
$1.25
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
'
5-13
7-
$1.18%
(John), Ltd.
(quar.)_
Co. of Canada,
Paints, Ltd., 6% pfd.
Paper Co., common
International
Labatt
Class
$4 preferred
(quar.)
International Petroleum,
5-16
6-30
4-30
Mines.
40c
Nickel
International
5-16
5-31
50c
—
preferred
International
'
Utilities
5-31
5
(quar.)_c
(quar.)
Wire
Class
preferred
International
5-16
0.08
_;
4(4%
5-14
6-
7-
(s-a)
25c
System—
(Initial liquidating)
International Metal Industries, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
5-16
0.11
Steel
6- 2
invest¬
6-13
25c
__!■
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-30
6-
5-13
6-27
common—.
preferred
Salle
7-
5-31
6-30
50c
preferred A (quar.)
Kuhlman Electric Co. (quar.)_
Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co. (s-a)—
La
France
Industries
La
75c
6-16
40c
$1.12%
4%%
La
6- 9
12V2C
(quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg., 41/a% pfd. A
4%% preferred A (quar.)
5-20
6-30
6-30
$25c
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)
K>ress (S. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
1st
5-29
7-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
Knudsen. Creamery Co., common
Koehring Co. (quar.)__„
6%
6-16
„
'•$1
•
common
Mines,
prior preferred
5-15
$1.25
—
Convertible
$5
16c
(accum.)_
Co.
»-18
$1.25
87 %c
Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)
Kingston Products Corp.
(s-a)
Kinney (G. R.) Co., Inc., common (quar.)
75c
—
Co.,
preferred
$40c
7%
preferred
(quar.)
International Hydro-Electric
5-16
Investing
?
5%
17C
Cigar Machinery
8-18
1
dividend
Keystone Steel &
2
1
a
preferred (quar.)
Class A (quar.)_
Keystone Pipe & Supply, common
6-10
International Business Machines Corp.—
5-16
5-31
ft-M
1
6-
5.60%
$40c
(quar.)
common
5-31
I
6-
I
Industries,
convertible
Fibre
20c
security'profits)
0.12
Electrical
Stock
$1.20
Keyes
25c
Group Shares (9c from net
income, and 16c from real¬
Corp.,
6-
'11.12 %
50c
(quar.)
Gold
Oil
5-13
5-14
«- a
J.
(extra)
Co.,
preferred
■.
,
.
1
6-10
25c
Co.
Company (quar.)
County Land Co.
6-
3iy2c
Interchemical
?
-
Kerite
35c
0.06
'
5-14
5-29
3iy2c
5-16
5-31
4% %
5-28
6-10
$$1
:
)
0.17
Chemical
4
9
5c
~"
net
5-31
6-
87%o
common
Utilities
$3
0.07
Building
.
Kentucky
(quar.)
income
investment
Industry Classes:
Automobile
•
Stone
9
5-
_
Ltd.—
Group Shares (from
ment
5-16
5-31
Steel
Aviation
5-16
0.11
Stock
Priced
5-31
0.08
Stock
.*
\
Kentucky
5-
Institutional Shares,
Fully Administered
Common
j.
5-20
2
(s-a)
5-16
6-20
•
2
;
preferred
1
$i
(quar.)
Inc.
6-
common
5-31
_
-
preferred
6-
35c
—
(qwar.)
5-29
5-20
7-
32%©.
(quar.)_____
Company,
$4.50
5-29
(accum.)_
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
Kendall
12y2c
10c
6'/2%
preferred
$0-07
Institutional Bond
,
6
Kennametal,
Co.
Corp.
6- a
2
95c
I
III
I_
(quar.)__I_III_
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd.
5-29
common
preferred
)
(quar.)
preferred
5-20
series
Products
2
Funds:
»tt
6-17
preferred
3%%
6-16
Co
Rayon
investment Income:
net
1
3y2 %
•
6-10
$1.25
Co.
1
6-10
6-
62 %c
________
(quar.)_
common
37V2c
(quar.)
7-
25c
25c
common (quar.)
(quar.)..
(quar.)
!
$1.06%
.
Water
Industrial
6-
6-
7-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6- 2
$1.25
(quar.)_
'
(quar.)
-_Z."
Co.,
Co.
9-30
1
62 %c
com.
preferred
20%
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water, class A (quar.)
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
,
,
&
7-16
1
6-18
Co.—
Limestone
Y.)
(quar.)
Ry.
25c
Corp.—
Co.,
conv,
$4.50
J5C
preferred
RR.
5-31
Indemnity
Northern
5-13
Chemical Industries,
$1
Great
6-2
56 %o
Imperial Oil, Ltd.
(s-a)
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd., common
$1.50 conv. participating preferred (quar.)
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of America
Lakes
$1.25
A pfd.
(s-a)
Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ordinary
(final)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada)
Imperial
>,,5-20
Great
3
(Initial quar.)—
preferred
6-16
...,•7%
6-
(quar.)
,10C
Common
6-27
Katz Drug
2
(quar.)_
Co.
Breaker
Illinois
5
25c
(quar.)
Mortgage
convertible
4(4%
.
5-15
5-29
93 %c
—
Erie
preferred
6%
11-28
5-26
37y2c
(quar.)
Co
12-15
Kellogg Company,-
5-
5%. preferred
I-T-E
8-28
(4c,
Kawneer
5-28
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Hydraulic Press Manufacturing—
5-26
5%
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
American
pfd.
5%
5-16
9-15
25c
12
;
dividend
Manufacturing
Great
1
&
5%
,
5-16
6-15
6-20
5-15
6-20
5-15
_I
preference series A
v
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
(W. T.)
3%%
Gray
1
6-
25c
(quar.)__
25C
Union
Grant
6-
$2.50
—
class A
Grand
Stock
11-27
25c
Grand.
Co.,
11-27
12-10
5%
11-27
12-10
1
6-10
(quar.)—
Huron
12-10
7-
6-16
50c
Bay Mining
8-28
$2
1
>
5-28
$2
5-15
7-
27(4c
(quar.)
Fund—
8-28
$1.50
(s-a)—
Ltd.,
(quar.)
A
25c
ccmmon..
Sound Co., new com.
Co.
(quar.)
9-10
(quar.)
5-29
6-30
7-
62 %c
Power & Light Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.,
"4% non-cum. preferred,
1
5-15
3.80%
6-30
$1.06%
preferred
9-10
(quar.)
class
5-15
1
45c
5%
preferred (quar.)
Kalamazoo
Vegetable Parchment
2
7-
10-
5-29
Kansas City
6-
6>
7-18
5-26
SOc
quar )
Chemical," comlTauar
&
6-27
f25c
Corp.,
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Grafjex, Inc., common
preferred
-
5-15
Aluminum
5-15
50c
$2
6%
Class
6-10
2
Kaiser
:
6-
1
30c
(reduced
7-10
50c
Corp
$2
__
(quar.)—
Grafton & Co.,
5-28
5-28
$1.50-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-10
6-10
6-
5%
Sons Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
6- 2
$3
Humble Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)
The above dividend was
incorrectly reported
in previous issues as a
payment of 37c.
Hunt Foods, Inc., 5% preference
*5-28
6-10
$2
(quar.)
class A preferred
2
5-15
$105
& Smelting, Ltd
Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
5.12%
preferred B (quar.)
5-15
50c
25c
2
(E.)
8-
6-11
15c
4%
Hudson
B
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
6-
Kahn's
40c
Hubinger
class B
5%
Plan
5-13
8%
;
Howe
5-15
"
6%
h
2
5-23
(Un¬
\'
com.
_I_
Testers, Inc. (InitlaI)_-IIII__III~
Jones & Laughlin
Steel, common5%
preferred A
(quar.)
Joy Mfg. Co. (quar.)
"
T~
5-29
2
6-20
25c
Johnston
HoUUn
Payable of Reo.
75c
93 %c
50c
__
Stores Corp., common
4%%■ preferred (quar.)
_
6-16
8%
I
2
6-
Oil
1
20c
„
Howard
'75c
8%
6%
6-
75c
_
IW. R.) & Co., common (quar.)
class A preferred (quar.)
class B preferred (quar.)
•■8%
•j
5-13
(quar.)
-
Grace
6-14
2
(s-a)
convertible
common
Rubber Co.,
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
Gordon Mackay Stores, Ltd.
Gorham
1
6-
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire
~L
7-
3 7 (4 c
-
Inc., - common.—..
(quar.)
9
HoustonUghtihg & Power Co. (quar.)__'___
Houston Oil Co. (Texas) (stock
dividend)
Houston Oil Field Material (quar.)
'
-Goodall
-
preferred
-Houdallle-Hershey
6-12
2
5-
6-
soc
preferred (quar.)
Horn & Hardart (N. Y.), 5%
5-24
7-
2
6-10
31c
When
Share
—
30c
$4.25
«
6-12
$5c
6-
-
(quar.)
Kansas Gas $e Electric
Hooker Electrochemical
Co.,
5-24
(interim)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
9
75c
5(4%. preferred (s-a)
Home Oil Co., Ltd. (s-a
6-20
4
6-
5-
______
'Honolulu
5-22
6-10
5c
Manltou
1
6-
25c
.
Golden
1
2
-
»-
common
_
5-29
(Henry) -& Co.—
5%
5-31
6-
6-
Company
Co.,
Quarterly
9
$1.09%
HOlt
6-16
$1-16
—
5-
'
©lobe
-
2
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
6-20
6-15
6-
;i
o- a
6-12
-81.50
Lumber
E.)
6-30
50c
87%c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hoberg "Paper Mills, 6% preferred
exchanged shares to be retired at
per share plus .this dividend.)
Holophane Company
j
2
6-10
'
6-12
15c
.33
(quar.)-.
preferred (s-a)
■
50c
25c
Tea
3%% preferred (quar.)
Johnson & Johnson
(quar.)
Johnson Oil Refining
(quar.)
5-24
7-25
6- 3
*6-30.
25c
.
—
6-14
8-15
(quar.)
Hobart
25c
-
A
4%
1
Hlnes
«
class
.
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
;
Jewel
5-15
50c
Co., common
(quar.)—
B
2
Per
Name of
5
53 %c
(quar.)
Hotels
8- <
*'
(Blenmoxe Distilleries
Hilton
8-20
1
preferred
6-14
50C
-
—_.—
-jGlen-Gery-' Shale-Brick (quarJ
6-30
:$1.25'
5%
6-
6-
^
___
preferred A (quar.)
$4.37(4 2nd preferred (quar.)
5-23
H older t
(quar.),—
common
3% %
6-21
6-16
30c
Hershey
6-10
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
When
Payable of Reo.
5c
Hewitt-Robins, Inc.
(quar.)
Heyden Chemical Corp., common (quar.)
50c
_
B
5-18
5-30
56 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
com.
5-23
6
Plywood
preferred I quar.)
preferred
'
Berber
Corp.,
5-31
50c
quar.)-
Share
Products
convertible
Hershey
General Tire & Rubber—
New
Company
Steel
6-
8c
ctfs._
Per
Name of
5-13
7-
$3
Castings
Holder*
1
6-30
25c
Equipment Corp
$6 pfd. (accum.)—
General Telephone (Wis.), $5 pfd. (quar.)_
General
6-
50c
—
,—
precision
General
Payable ofRee.
25c
(quar.)—_
preferred
5%
When
Share
Nameof Company
General, Plywood,
6-13
5-23
35c
6-
9
5-10
80c
5
6- 1
5- 9
50c
6-
5-
40c
6-10
5-31
$i
6-12
5-
6-16
5-29
.
25c,
.
1
2
1
50c
6-30
6-17
$1.06
7- 1
6-17
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2220)
Per
Share
Name of Company
$25c
Co._
Mfg.
Clock
Lux
C.)
(R.
Corp.,
National
Cash
6-16
5-16
National
5-26
5-15
3
5-
5-31
6-26
5-12
6-
5-15
5
Register
$1.25
preferred
National
6-16
5-24
4% %
G-
5-15
(quar,)—,——
Gas
Co.,
preferred
6-17
National
2
5-15
6-10
5-23
35c
6-
2
5-12
30c
6-10
5-20
Ltd.,
60C
6-14
5-31
60c
$25c
5-28
5-14
11-27
preferred
(quar.)
6-
2
5-12
6-16
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
Cneinicai
Realization Corp., common
Mar-Tex
$12»/2C
6-
2
5-
6-
2
5-
8-
1
5c
Drydock
Maryland
6-10
5-26
5c
6-10
5-26
Masonite
Co.
Electric
Master
Mathews
Ltd
Co.,
4.25%
(quar.)
(1951 series) (quar.)
preferred tquar.^—
pfd.
convertible
Stores Co., com.
tquar.)
(quar.) —
—-——
(1947 series)
(quar.)
(quar.)—;—
Maytag Company (quar.)
—
McBee Co., common (quar.)——
—
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)——
—
6% preferred (quar.)—;.
---5% preferred
(quar.)__
McColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd. (quar.)———
McCord Corp., common (quar.) __—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)—U.—-----—McCormick & Co.
(quar.)
Electric Co.
Machine
McNeil
Mead
Corp.,
4y4 %
(quar.)
Publishing
&
1
9-
1-2-53
12-
6-20
6-
2
^.National Gas & Oil Corp.
5-20
'National
6-10
5-23
6-10
5-29
1
9-
a-
6-
2
5-15
National
Malleable
Paper & Type
93%c
6-
2
5-15
National
933/iC
6-
2
5-15
5%
6-
2
5-15
'National
85c
35c
Rubber
National
Shirt Shops
15c
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
National-Standard
$1.50
7-
1
6-16
National Starch
$1.25
7-
25c
50c
62l/aC
5-31
4-30
.?■'
National
6-10
5-20
6-10
5-22
65C
J$50c
22MzC
6-13
65-
Nebraska-Iowa
5-
1
5
9
Neisner
9
40c
6-
' $1.06 y4
15c
6-
1
5-
7-
1
6-14
2c
7-
1
6-14
—
5%
preferred
Nekoosa-Edwards
Nelson
New
Mercantile
Co.
Stores
Metal Textile
$3.25
Corp.,
Participating
Metal
Park
New
York
Air
6-
2
5-15
New
York
State
6-2
5-22
3%%
5-22
2
5-22
50c
6-10
6-
30c
6-30
6-29
-Meyer-Blanke Co.
—
Michigan Bumper Corp. (quar.)_
Mickelberry's Food Products Co
Corp.
4
6-
7-
1
6- '4
9IV2C
7-
1
6-
4
$1.08%
7-
1
6-
4
$1.11 y4
7-
1
6-
4
6-12
10c
6-12
5-27
6-
2
5-20
20c
—
6-13
5-23
6-12
5-16
75 c
(quar.)
Stock
5-15
Nopco
preferred
5-15
6-16
Noranda
—:
25c
6-16
Oil
25c
6-16
6-
10c
6-
1
5-15
6-16
5-26
Corp.,
$1
pfd.
conv.
Mid-West Abrasive
Co.
Midwest
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Oil
Corp.
Mining Corp.
(quar.)_
35c
——
5%
preferred
2
2
5-20
preferred '(quar.)
$1.271/2
6-
5»/2%
preferred (quar.)
$1.37 y2
6-
2
6-
2
3.75%
(quar.)
(quar.):
preferred
Power & Light
Development Co
5-31
5-20
6-13
6-
5-29
5-22
6-12
5-24
North
River
5-24
North
Shore
5%
„
preferred
•Mitchell
(J.
Mitchell
5-12
Northeastern
9
5-
Northern. States Power
6-26
6-16
7-
1
6-14
Northwest
6-14
5-29
Northwestern
40c
(quar.)™
25c
Co.,
Semi-annual
Mills,
Machine
Inc.
(s-a)
7%
preferred
Tool
Co,
Monroe
Loan
Society.
pfd.
common
•
Corp.,
4%
Ltd.,
redeemable
common
preferred
preferred A (quar.)
7% preferred B (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.,
5%
preferred
Co.,
(Henry)
preferred
5%
4% %
Morgan
Morris
P.)
Paper
Mills,
preferred
Mosinee
6-
$1.25
2
40c
6-
5-
2
5-
11-15
6-10
5-23
6% preferred (quar.)_
t
Norwich
Pharmacal
6-
2
5-19
Noxzema
6-10
5-31
Class
6-10
5-31
Commcn
6-
2
2
Glass
5-26
6-
5-10
Chemical
B
(quar.)
Flour
6-
2
7-
2
5-30
2
5-30
Ohio Match Co.—
7-
2
5-15
6-
1
6-16
_______
50c
59 %c
—
40c
pfd.
7%
5-15
Ohio
2
1
6-
1
6-10
6-10
55-
9
9
5-26
5-20
6-30
6-
9
6-
5-
1
1
Oil
Ohio
6-
4.56%
Co.,
7-
6-25
9-25
10-
2
9-25
$$1.75
(quar.i—
6-
2
4-29
pfd.
$2.20
preferred
55C
(quar.)
—
„
.
Power
4%
$2
Co.^. 4V2%
Tube
preferred
Oliver
United
class
—
1
B
Quebec
Ry.
Orpheum
20c
5-17
5-31
5-
9
5-31
5-
9
$3.50
6-10
5-14
$4.40
2c
5-31
5-10
2c
(quar.)
5-17
5-31
50c
(quar.)
5-31
25C
50c
——
5-31
5-10
Building
Falls
Oswego
Otter
Tail
Co.
preferred
6-30
1
7-
8-
5-31
20c
-
5-14
5-21
>6-10
*6-2
5-
1
20c
Marine
&
6-
37yac
6-10
$1.10
35c
Co..
6-
,
1
$3.50
.
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(G. C.) Company (quar.)
5'/« %
Murphy
Muskegon Motor Specialties,, class
"Mutual Chemical
Co.
of
A
____
6-16
6-
9
5-19
6-15
5-12
Pacific
26y4c
-6-15
5-12
'Pacific
*2
5-15
Pacific
"37V2c
6-
50c
6-
2
5-16
6-30
2
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1,50
9-30
9-29
6%
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
12-30
12-29
-_
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
Quarterly
5%
preferred
:
-
11—11
-$1.50
5-26
Pacific
Tin
Western
Co.
Co.
Corp.,
4%
pfd.
Package Machinery Co., common
4V2%
6-
4
75C
6-
2
5-
8
25c
6-
2
5-
8
6-30
20c
6-
7-10
5-26
•
(quar;)
,
(quar.)
6-24
6-10
6-
2
5-16
40c
6-
2
5-20
7-
1
10-
$1.12%
6-20
preferred
(quar.)____-—
preferred
(qUar.)—
$1,121/2
1
9-20
preferred
(quar.)———-a
$i.i2ya
1-2-53
12-20
$2.50
6-16
Pacolet
Manufacturing Co., 5%
62y2c
6-
1
5-15
Palestine
Tubes
Economic
pfd.
"(quar.)
Corp.'
(quar.)
„.l—_
(s-a)__
—
6-
7
2
6-
2
•'*•
—
$1-50
—6-
4
5-20
50c
,.6-
2
5-15
25c
.6-2
5-12
98%c
/
.6- 2
6- 2
.—
^
9iy4c
(quar.)
(quar,)——
B
5-12
5-12
_
5-
9
7-15
Company, class B
Steel
Co.
of
Corp.
Steel
5-20
preferred
V»
Oil
series
A
$4.75
Punta
Pure
5%
(quar.)
Co.,
5-16
6- 2
6- 2
6-16
.
5-19
■
/
"5-10
,
,
I
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-10
.
of
&
9
-
5-19
6-10
.
—
$1.06y4
—
6-
$105..
Indiana,
6-
7-1
;
50c.
,
(quar.)
Electric
(quar.)
com.
*
45c
5-15
2
fi-
2
5-1.«
6-
1
5-15
5-12
$1.16
6-
1
87y2c
6-
1
5-12
45c
—
(quar.)
6-14
-5-29
Gas—
(quar.)
35c
6-30
$1,02
6-30
$1.17y2
6-30
(quar.)^,
(quar.)
Inc.—
,
.
•
♦
«
$1:18%
50c
•Quaker Oats Co., 6%~ preferred
2
6-16
Quaker State..Oil
25c
5-26
5-12
Quebec Manitou Mines, Ltd.
Refining
2
.
6-16
5-29
(quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.)_—
(interim)
2
5-15
6-
1
-5-5
7-
1
6-10
60c
5-29
-5-16
20c
;
T
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
7-
2
2
6-
50c
Purity Bakeries Corp. (quar.)
Pyrene Mfg. Co. (quar.i—
65c
66/
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
common
preferred
6-30
?$2i
preferned
(quar.)
Alegre Sugar Ooip
Oil
-5-12
•
6-14
56!/4c
(quar.).
(quar.)
3y2% preferred (quar.)—
Public Service Co of New Hampshire
preference
4.08%-preferred
4.70%-preferred
5-15
1
6-
.
preferred
Service
5-10
6- 2
,
25c
,
5-15
5-1$
6- 2
,5-30
15c
V
5-27
6- 2
10c
preferred
Co.
.*
J25c-^
Co.—
Service
-.
5-20
6-14
25c
,
5-20
7-.1
45c
'
9
6- 2
6-18
,,
,
37y2c_
Co.—
9
5-
6-16
37V2c
—
9
-5•
;6- 2
25c
— „
6-11
-5-
.
6-2
,
17y2c
.———4
5-26
■'
7-1
6-2
50c
.
5-20
6-16
i
-
/
(quar.)
6-20
t
5-20
(quar.)
America, Inc.
Car
1
6-„2
(quar.)—
of
6-20
1
7-
8- 2
6- 2
—
Co.,
"Metals
1
5-28
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd
& Co. (quar.)
7-
6-12
"25c
(quar.)
America
1
7-15
$2
"(quar.)
7-
$1.20
—>
Chocolate
&
5
5-12
2
6-
53y»c
—
Chemical, com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred" (quar.)_.
Publickor Industries,
6-10
10c
6-
6-30.
t 6-30
25c
&
$1.40
,
5
&
Public
5-15
2
12-12
37y2c
convertible
4.64%
6-23
6-
4y2 %
Page-Hersey
Co.
9-12
1-1-53
$1
...
fr-13
1
10-
Co.
convertible
Public
5-16
20c
Consolidated "Corp.—
Oil
Glass
4.20%
5-20
50c
——
(quar.)
12^12
b-13
>,
7-:l
$1
$1
(quar.)!
4y4"%* preferred
5-15
5
15c
Robinson
Electric
5
6-
50c
(quar.)—
l-F-53
'
.
——
$2-preferred (quar.)
.Public Service Co. of Colorado
4-30
6-
$1
4y2%•
Dehydrating & Milling Co.
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Gamble
Gas
preferred
$5
Co.
,
9-12
Price Brothers & Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Providence Washington Insurance Co.—
5-16
30c
—
6-27
(quar.)
Alfalfa
Can
Finance
Pacific
(quar.)
America—
preferred
Extra
Paper,
Pacific
25c
6%
National
Oxford
6-20
40c
Munsingwear,
preferred
River
4%
5-15
$1.25
Owens-Qorning Fibreglas Corp. (initial)
Glass Co. (quar.)
Owens-Illinois
1
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Preston
.
Extra
Mount Vernon-Woodberry Mills, Inc.—
7%
preferred (s-a)
Mountain Fuel Supply Co. (increased)
preferred
Pressed
5-15
6-
1
.
(quar.)
common
5-29
7-
"10-
preferred (quar.)
Electric Co., .common (quar.)—
preference
6-16
$1.12'/2
— —
2na
Pressed
5-15
2
90c
——
Mfg.
5-30
37yac
(quar.)
Outboard
6-10
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
pfd.
common
1
$1.12y2
1
non-cum.
Pratt," Ketid
7
$S3
(quar.)
preferred
8-18
"50c
-
'Prentice-Hall, Inc.
~
(S-a)
(Minn.),
9-
(quar.)
Potash
9
$1.12 ya
(s-a)
5% "2hd
Corp.,
Power
6-10
25c
(quar.)
Powell
,
(quar.)
6-27
7-1
—_
(s-a)
preferred
Portsmouth
6-20
6-
50c
A
&
7-18
$1.50 class A preferred (quar.)
Portable" Electric Tools (initial)——
5-19
6-30
5-15
15c
$1.25
;
;
preferred
Poor
5-12
' $1
,
5-23
6-1"
—
6- A
5-29
25c
(quar.)———
class
2
6-13
6-
6-10
—_
(quar.)
2nd
Planter Nut
5-12
50c
$1.12%
(quar.)—
common
Filters,
(initial quar.)
com.
6-16
65c
35c
new
,
5-15
-
6-16
-
6-30.
—
'
5-15
20c
preferred
Co
Inc.,
A
6-10
5-22
;6-30
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (quar.)
35c
Pittsburgh SteeL Co., com. (stock dividend)
2%
5y2%
prior
preferred " (quar.)
$1.37y2
5%
preferred A (quar.).
$1.25
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
V
50c
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.—
I 7% preferred (quar.)__
$1.75
Placer Development, Ltd.
(interim).
$75c
5-15
'5-29
75c
5
:
5-10
5-15
•
5-29
$1.25
(quar.)^
Omar, Inc., 4y2% preferred (quar.)
;Onondaga Pottery Co. (quar.)—
Ontario
2
-6-
25c
6-
'
A "(quar.)
—
Seamless
2
6-
10c
Co
Industries,
6-
$1.14
(quar.)
5-21
$1
2nd
$5
6-25
2
2
5-29
2
6-16
.
(quar.)
preferred series
Ohio
Olin
6-
Edison
5%
5-30
1
(quar.)
2
7-
10-
9
6-10
6-
87V2c
non-cum.
$4.80
5
15c
Ltd..
(quar.)
common
preferred
Pittsburgh Coke
5-14
15c
Common
5-30
2
(quar.)____
5-
2
6-10
5-
50c
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. Co."——
15C
—
__—
Ohio Associated Telephone,
7-
$2.50
15C
—
——___—
1
5-10
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
—:
Mills.
*
5-28
5-28
6-10
35c
i——
————
(quar.)
Ohio
■37y2C
20c
:
(quar.)
Co.,
6-10
6-10
-
5-26
1
6-
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)_:
B
Ogilvie
(quar.)
6-
$$1.50
—.—
Co.
15c
50c
common
4y4 % 'preferred
5
12-15
5-20
(quar.)__
"
lc
"Phoenix Hosiery Co. (qua'r.
I——
12y2c
Pillsbury Mills, Inc„ common (quar.)———
50c
$4
preferred (quar.)—I——
$1
Piper Aircraft Corp., 4y2%" conv. pfd. (quar.)
ll'Ac
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar,)______„ " J 25c
4y4% * copvertible preferred (quar.)_!——"~ 5'3'/8C
5
5*
•
2
5-31
5
2
tn
6-
9
60c
5-15
2
;
$$1.13
5-22
4^.-4
™
non-cum.
$3.95
5-19
5-26
20c
.—.-
5-
1
•>
Quarterly
C———
■Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)_
"'
'
2
■■
5-15
6-
15c
_
Motor Wheel Corp.
Mount Diablo Co.
2
:
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
4y2% preferred (quar.)
20c
Extra
6-
t
66-
$1.75
(quar.)
$1
5-15
V"$1
5
$1.12y2
(quar.)—
non-cum.
Philadelphia
3-19
2
-6-
t$1.75
(quar.)
Corp.
6-10
5-15
4%
Co.,
preferred
5-20
6-
5-22
Co.: (quar.)
Phoenix
2
Nova Scotia
Mfg:
7-21
6-
5-15
(Charles)" &
1
30c
(quar.)_
4
Exploration
Phillips Petroleum
85c
6-1
6-20
,
:
,
(quar.)—
6-10
25c
6-
25c
•_/—t
6-30
8-
5-15
6-15
(quar.)—
;
7-15
'$3.50
5-31
7-15
$2
-Phila., Germantown- & Norristown RR. Co.—.
5-29
25c
—
56c
—
$4
•
5-29
6-20
7-
6-16
(quar.)
Paul, 'Inc.
$3.65
com.
Co.
$4
5-15
t$1.75
'
Extra
Motor Finance
G-20
5-12
2
$1.50
,
$4
,
.5-15
$$1.25
common
37yac
*;
"6-20
2
.___
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
Paper Mills (quar.)
1
2
Ltd.—
Morrison-Knudsen
7-
50C
6-
$$1.19
Co.
4
5-23
6-
common......
_
&
4
6-
6-10
$1.31%
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(J.
4%%
„
&
6-
6-27
$1.12 ya
$1.25
Lines,
Morgan
6-27
(quar.)
t22y2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack
8
(quar.)
96 V4c
,7%
-
5-
preferred
62y2c
;/• $3.85'preference series C (quar.)—„j.—
Moore
6-10
5-29
6-
.
(quar.)
preferred
2
$5
5-31
5%%
6-14
preferred
1st-preferred
5-15
'
5-15
2
6-
6-13
25c
$4.50
5-21
6-16
6-10
40c
(quar.)
6-16
2
6-20
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-1
2
6-
$1.06
.<
(quar.)
preferred
75C
6-
.
■
$1 ;
preferred
preferred
4y2%
34%c
(quar.)—_
(quar.)„
Corp.
4!/2%
1st
30C
(quar.),
(quar.)
Pepper Co.)—
1st
5-29
30c
r
Circle
5-10
6-16.
.
_j„-——
Dr.
5-10
6-16
C.—•
(quar.)—
,
(see
1
6-1
10c
Y.
pfd.
pfd.
$4.50
75c
;
6-
20c
(quar.)
$4.50
(Wise.)—
.
$1.01
40c
$7
5-29
noc
Co
5-10
*
N.
of
4.24%
Co.
5-15
$1
(quar.)—
1
—-
2
6-
t$l
•
1
6-
$1.17%
Bank
5-22
5-10
6-
92V2c'
(quar.)—
i
Mfg.
5
of
;
6-13
5-15
50c
(quar.)
com.
Salt
Common
Co.—
Service,
sale
on
Corp.—
——4
8-6
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.—
Corp.—
(ouar.)
Public
gains
(quar.)
State Water.
Corp.,
5%
2
34% c
Bancorporation
$1.75
(quar,)_
5Vz%
6-
2
50c
—
(quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co.,
6-20
6-14
$50c
—
(quar.)
Monroe Calculating Machine,
,
100%
6-
!
;
Carpet
Monarch
Ltd.
preferred
E
Exchange
Philadelphia
v
5-29
1
$1.25
Ltd.—
Co.,
6-13
131V4C
common
$50c
&
(Robert)
Mohawk
5%
Water,
—
—
preferred
rPheoll
5-20
•$1
6-13
11-
undistributed
3% % 'preferred
(quar.)
;
4%
2nd preferred (quar.)___
5-10
(quar.)__——_—
$4 prior pfd. (quar.)_
2
$1.15
—
(quar.)———
S.)
Co.
realized
Engineering
(Dr,)
Pfizer
5-10
1
('quar.i-
Insurance
Gas
6-
(quar.)
.
3
—
Oil
Texas
6-
2c
Utilities Corp.,
Missouri
Central
6-12
9
1
6-
(quar,)————
'
North Carolina RR., 7% guaranteed (s-a)—
North
6-
6-
Common
3
(quar.)
From
—
Petroleum
6-16
20c
(quar.)-
50c
(quar.)
net
——
(Pfaudlei-Company:(quar.)
5-31
1
$$1.25
(quar.)
Refractories
:
(s-a).
income:
net
Phelps Dodge Corp.,
.
1
$1.10
Extra.
6-30
7-
f25c
(quar.)__
7-
5-22
Peter
a
6-10
'
50c
A
6-16
62V2c
(quar.)
9
Corp.
Permutit
6
:.7-l0
$1
50c
(interim)
Ltd.
Investment
American
$1
—
pfd.
6-
$1.50
(quar.)
55c
common
1
Corp., common
40C
Pipe Line,
7-
i2yacr
com.
preferred
preferred
25C
(quar.)
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
•Mississippi Power Co., 4.60%
"Missouri-Kansas
5-20
50c
-——
Mission
6-10
Co.,
Ry.
Car
American
preferred
5%%
:
North
50c
25c
——
—
Minnesota
6%
94c
-
—
6-6
$1.12 ya
(quar.)
Co.
Mining Corp.,
convertible
•North
)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
Minnesota Fund, Inc.
-Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., com. (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
_
$2
5-20
Common
Western
American
North
5-20
$1.50
-8% preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
6-
(quar.)___——
Ry.
common
6-
7%
5-15
1
Special
5-20
$5.10
Ltd.
1
.Perkins Machine & Gear Co.—
5-17
t5c
Norfolk &
5-29
6-
$50c
(quar.)—_
Mines.
Southern
Normetal
6-30
$1.25
Canada- (interim).—■___—
of
Minneapolis Gas,
4%
Chemical,
Norfolk
2
5-20
■:
1
(quar.)—
Extra
6-10
6-28
7-
1
Quarterly
5-19
7-
25c
Perfex
& Dry Dock—
News Shipbuilding
Newport
5-29
6-13
35c
5-29
Perfect
7-
———-—•
6-13
50c
9
6-20
$1.12 y2
_——
12V2C
6-
4V2%-
;
Niagara Share Corp.
Midland
,,
dividend
5-29
6-13
5-15
93%c
——
9-T5
12-18
6-13
25c
1
2
(quar.)_
9-20
12-20
25c
40c
2
6-
1—
6-15
11-6
Pepper
Gas
&
6-20
40c
,11-15
7-
3c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
33c
6-
,40c
,.
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_
Newmarket Mfg.
Co. (quar.)
Newmont Mining Corp.
(quar.)—_—
5-27
$1.62 y2
5-29
10c
1
2
2
20c
Telephone Corp.—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co. (quar.)
•Peoples Telephone Corp. (Pa.), com. (quar.)
6- -2
$1.50
(quar.)-—
2
5-
6-
quar.)
Pennsylvania
5-29
6-10
——_—-—
5-
1
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co..
1
6-13
75c
Common
30c
Meyer (H. H.) Packing Co.. 6V2% pfd. (quar.)
6-14
1
6-
,
1
70c
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.i™——
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
1
—
20c
—
6-
8- 8
Semi-annual
5-19
5-
5-21
6-
15c
8-15
Pennsylvania
5-31
6-
1
50c
31'Ac
;
33c
Pennsylvania
6-14
5-31
11-15
.Pennsylvania
5-29
6-16
25c
6-18
6c
(quar.)
Electric
J35c
(quar.)—.
5-29
60c
7
5-31
preferred
5-lb
25c.
7
5-
6-16
8-15
1
'■<
•:5-
5-29
25c
Extra
6-18
1
5-29
J5c
(quar.)
2
——
Co.
UOc
Corp.——
Telephone,
6-15
Co
Brake
Co.
4.70%.; preferred
5-29
77-
6%
7-
.
Petroleum
2
20c
(quar.)
6-12
6-
—
(quar.)—.
Newark Telephone (Ohio), common
96y4c
—
7-31
40c
$4.50 preferred
95c
—
1
,'40c
Mining Co
preferred
preferred
4y2%
2
6-
(quar.)—
Corp.
.
Mid-Continent
;New
5-21
6-
—
'
New
5-15
IOC
/Metropolitan Building Co. (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
pfd. (quar.)
3.85% preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
;
4.35% preferred (quar.)—,
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Extra
6-16
5
6-15
% 8P/4C
(quar.)
;
Thermit
&
Zinc
1
6-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
participating
Jersey
7-
6-12
40c
$1.05
(quar.)
$5 pfd.
6-26
40c
Cement
-
'
50c
(quar.)_
common
8-
$1.12 y2
—
(quar.)
Mills
Worsted
25c
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
(quar.)
(quar.)„———
Jersey
40c
(quar.)_
35C
'
(quar.)—
England Laundries,
12'/2c
J20c
Electric, 4.iu% pid.
3.70%'-preferred C'(quar.)„
4.05% preferred D (quar.)
6-14
50c
(annual)—
Paper
Co.
62yac
—
Y.)
(N.
Assurance
O.)
(N.
/5-20
Ltd
Pennsylvania
5-22
1
'
'New
(s-a)———
Fire
5-31
7-
75c
(quar.)
Inc.
Steel
Pennsylvania
common
1
-
(reduced
investments
2
20c
—
common
Brothers,
&
ordinary
2
6-
75c
(quar.)—--
(quar.)
Packing
Iron
Pennroad
,
6-
■6-16
6-
5-20
6-
;—
(quar.)
preferred <quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.
Inc.
preferred "(quar.)-.
conv.
1
6-12
1
—
(quar.i—
Co.,
7-
25c
1
6-
preferred
7-31
15c
Natural Resources Fund, Inc.--™—;
;Nazareth Cement Co. (qitar.)—.—.—
1
2
Supply
4.20%
3
6-
Corp.
4 V2 %
preferred
'National Tea Co.,
6-16
6-30
35c
Steel
National
5-15
5-29
(Del.)
Co.
Products,
&
5-23
6-
35c
(quar.)
$1.32
5-15
Co.—
Co.
$1.32 preferred /(quar.)
5-20
8-15
Wilcox
Stow
9-20
12-20
$1.06 y4
Dredging,
prior
1
62y2c
common_
—
convertible
Accumulated
$1.40 preferred "(quar.)
6-16
1
6-10
Gold
1
$1
5-23
50c
tquar.)
(quar,)-
Co.
National
(quar.)
6-20
710-
1-2-53
$1
6
Co.
Machinery
2
$1.37 %
—
(quar.i— —.
Radiator
6-
6-
62%C
Castings
(quar.)
6-16
1
6-
12 !/2C
preferred
(quar.)
Transportation
Peninsular
;
Steel
&
„
Special
JPenick & Ford, Ltd., common (quar.).;
$1.40 pieferred (quar.)
5-lb
2
6-13
$1.75
Quarterly
Meadville Telephone Co.
Merchants
National
7-
X 17c
class A preferred (quar.)
National Life & Accident Ins.
(Nashville)—
8
8-
1
Ltd.,
Hosiery Mills,
Lead Co.—
6-. 2
$1.12 «/2
(quar.)
class B
7%
5-27
6-14
(quar.)__
Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd.
National
10-
,
b-31
Co
common
.
6-16
(quar.)—
Quarterly
5
15c
5-lf
common
Mfg. Co., Ltd., commonpreferred (quar.)—
;
:
Peerless
Co.—
5-31
common
A
Quarterly
;
S
J5c
75c
(quar.)
Mead, Johnson & Co.,
4%
preferred (s-a)
$5c
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
A
$1.06 »/4
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Engineering Co. (quar.)
Porcupine
A
class
$l.UOU
—
Department
preferred
$3.75 preferred
$3.40 preferred
McGraw-Hill
class
60c
50c
$3.75
McGraw
60c
9
50c
May
Mclntyre
5-15
40c
*-
Co. (quar.)
——
Chemical Corp., common—
conv.
4V*%
11-15
5
$15c
—•———
Conveyor
Mathieson
1
6-
10%
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Massey-Harris
12-
Extra
25c
dividend)
(stock
Co.
B
class
Rustproof Co.
Peden
10-20
50c
(quar.)
6-20
Gas
Co.,
Consolidated
5%,
7-22
10-30
5-15
Fuel
5-16
Peck,
1
National
5-26
Pen
preferred
Patterson-Sargent
Peabody Coal Co./common
9
1
5-
30c
7%
9
15c
(quar.)
7-
5-26
5-16
preferred
Extras—ji
Canada,
of
Co.
6-
—
5-26
Pa ton
5-15
5c
Marquette Cement Mfg.-
30c
Pato
r
Welding Machine" Co.—
Na^ion^rFoocf'Products
2y2c
Parmelee
Corp.—
$1.25
'
2y2c
(quar.)
Class
5-20
20c
(quar.);
2y2c
(quar.)
convertible
Parker
5-12
5c
5-10
5-31
2
6-10
6-
5c
5%
(quar.)—
convertible preferred
•Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.,
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
—
common
(quar.)__.
convertible preferred
Electric
Co.—
convertible
Parker
5-12
75C
$1.18%
11-13
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Drug <fc
^National
$25c
Products
Distillers
4% %
5-12
2
6-16
5-19
5%
5-20
6-10
6-
50C
5-31
6-30
National
6-10
1
7-
5%
6-20
25C
5-29
6-14
5-29
$1
25c
5%.
5-20
31 y4c
—
50c
-r
,
6-10
30c
1
7-
$1.06
40c
Common
Park Chemical
J
5-29
6-10
$1
(quar.)
$25c
6-
9
9
25c
4%%
2
6-15
(quar.)
common
preferred t(quar.)__
National Dairy Products Corp.
$1.25
25c
6-
Payable of Reo.
Pipe Line Co.—
(quar.)
l
preferred
(quar.)
Paragon Electric Co. (quar.)
6-30
7-15
6-30
(quar.)——
Corp. common (quar.)—
Cylinder
5-
5-27
75c
$1.75
(series A)
Container
5-29
Eastern
Holdert
When
Share
..
4%
9
'
Co., $7 preferred (quar.)—
City Lines, Inc., common (quar.).
$4 preferred
6-13
5-
10c
(quar.)_
Co. (quar.)
By-Products
National
6-
7-15
$1.75
Company
Common
50c
—
(quar.)
Casket
25c
(quar.)——
common
National
National
37'/2C
Common
Marathon
5-26
5-20
5-10
2
Panhandle
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
common
(quar.)
2
25c
R.)
(P.
Co.,
preferred
6-15
6-10
25c
preferred (accum.)_
Co., Inc. (quar.)
Manhattan Shirt Co. (quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, lac
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co. (quar.)———
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd., common.
Mallory
7 %
5-21
2
t50c
Central RR., 5%
Maine
6-
6-
—
(quar.)_
Company
Ltd.
Corp.,
Fibres,
Biscuit
25c
—
Co. (quar.)
Magna vox Company, common (o.uar.)
$1 convertible preference A (quar.)_
Mailman
Automotive
National
$3c
MacWhyte
Mahon
(quar.)
National
2
15c
(quar.)
common
Aluminatc
2
6-
15c
——
Lyon
Co.,
National
6-
6-10
25c
Corp. (quar.)
Metal Products (quar.)Lyttcin s <H. C. Lytton) & Co.—
Macassa
Mines,
Ltd.
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co. (quar.)
MacLaren Power & Paper Co. (quar.)
Lynch
Macmillan
6-16
0-16
25c
——
—
7-15
65c
Mfg.
Luxninator-Harrison,
Name of
5-20
6-10
35c
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
Per
Payable of Reo
Share
of Company
17'/ac
(Walter M.) Co., Ltd
& Sales Co. (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Lowney
Ludlow
Name
.
Holdert
When
Per
Holder t
When
Payable 0f Reo.
.
6-14
5-29
35c
6-30
4-24
$1.50
5-29
50c
6-14
5-29
i2c
7-
2
6-12
6-
'5-
1
Number 5119
175
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Purina
3Vi %
3Vi %
Rapid
Rath
Co.,
preferred
Drug
Reeves
Bit
Co.
Brothers,
Reliance
Mfg.
3'/2%
4y2 %
Arms
preferred
Remington
$4.50
4.507c
Rheem
"B"
Co.,
Mfg.
4'/2%
Ranch
Stix,
6
Sloss-Sheffielu
6
Smith
6-
5
5-15
9
5-14
1
5-14
6-
4
5-23
Southern
preferred
Gas
6-15
5V2%
1
9-If
Southern
6-14
5-15
5-29
Southern
6-10
6-
Natural
6-
5
28c
8-
1
7-
7
6-
7
5-13
o'/a
57*
47*
6-
5
3772C
6-16
6-
5
Southern
6-16
6-
5
Southwestern
6-16
6-
5-15
Co.
6-
$1
(quar.)
Corp".,
Packing
Co.
6-14
6-14
5-16
1
5-16
Sprague Electric Co.
6-
2
5-15
6-16
5-31
6-10
Squibb (E. R.) & Sons, common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.) —
6-10
Staley
6-
5-15
1
5
35c
6-10
5-26
2%
6-10
5-26
Roxy Theater, Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)
Royal Crown Bottling (Ky.), com.
(quar.)_
5 7*
preferred
(quar.)
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Aeronautical
Sabine
Royalty
St.
Stock
St.
Lead
Joseph
6 72 c
6-
2
5-16
7-
1
Co.,
Francisco
Ry.
Standard
6
10%
6-10
5-23
50c
common
5-23
6-16
6-
$1.25
6-
2
(quar.)
$1.25
9-16
9-
2
(quar.).,
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
20C
7-17
7-10
25c
6-
5-
Paul
St.
$1.10
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
57*
5%
Finance
Co.,
(quar.)__
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(Del.)
7-17
7-17
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-26
6-13
$1.25
preferred
7-10
6-19
6-
6-16
5-31
2
6-13
4-25
50c
6-10
5-
5 7*
Class
B
_
(quar.)
of
Houston
1
6-15
6-16
5-26
6-16
5-26
7-
6
10-
B
Eheaffer
(W.
A.)
Co.
5-26
$56'Ac
(quar.)
30c
4-15
7-'2
•
6-
2
7-^2'*''°
6-
2
W"S-15
10c
Ebeller
Mfg. Co.
Ebellmar
4'/a%
preferred
Corp.,
common
1st series
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
Gas
Oil
572 7*
common
6-10
5-22
5-20
preferred
Biscuits,
4.40%
preferred
7
<quar.)__
(quar.)
7-1
6-16
6-
United
6-30
6-16
5-28
2
5-
6-
2
5-20
common
57*
Inc.
Ltd.
1
5-19
5-16
6-14
5-16
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
7-
1
6-
10-
1
Can
United
7-
12-
1-1-53
$4c
5-29
2
5-
5
5-
dividend
Corp.
Gas
2
2nd
pfd.
& Georgia
Texas
Company
5-12
Texas
Eastern, Transmission
6-16
Common
56'Ac
6-30
6-16
4.50%
6-16
5-15
5-31
5-15
5-29
6-27
6-12
-
1272C
12',2 c
$1.75
65c
(quar.)
Corp.
B
(quar.)
2
5-
6-10
2
5-20
6-
2
5-12
6-16
5-16
75c
class
6-
1
5-16
6-10
5-23
2
5-15
6-
$25c
—~—..—„——
6-16
$25c
A
6-16
5-31
2
5-14
(quar.)
50c
6-
5-31
7-
2
$1.12Va
7-15
25c
6-10
5-20
$6
6-10
5-20
(quar.)
25c
5-29
5-19
567*c
6-30
6-16
62720
6-10
5-26
10c
jl
6-30
6-
5-31
4-30
2
Coal
Funds, Inc.-—
—
Shares
(from
Gas
Illuminating
United
Molasses
United Pacific
5-23
'
'
7c
Co.
(quar.)
—
Co.
5-31
5-15
35c
6-28
5-29
7-
6-13
1
Co., Ltd.^—
Insurance
Specialties
Co.
(final)
614%
Co.
(N.
Gypsum Co., common
5-19
8
6-18
227ac
75c
$1.75
6-
1
5-19
6-
2
5-22
6-
2
5-22
preferred (quar.)
Machinery Corp.—
—
5-23
7-
1
6-
6
$1.75
(quar.)
6-10
$1
(quar.)_—,—
Y.)
5-20
7-
$4
Casualty Co., 45c conv. pfd. (s-ai
U. S. Envelope Co., com. (reduced quar.)—
7%
preferred
(s-a)
:
Guarantee
6-30
5-29
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
S.
7%
5-23
6-10
55c
Improvement
deposit receipts ordinary
Amer,
net
income)
United
"
5-22
5-23
6-10
•
Fund
Science
investment
(quar.)—
6-10
25c
—
6-10
25c
(quar.)
—
United
United
60c
25c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
6
60c
Hoffman
preferred
(quar.)__
;
—
United States Lines Co.
(N. J.), com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)..
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)_
U. S. Playing Card Co.__^
472%
U.
S..
U.
S.
Potash
U.
S.
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
preference
United
8%
States
Rubber,
Steel,
common
U.
S.
Truck
Lines
common..
40c
6-
2
5-15
62V20
7-
1
6-14
common
Steel
United
7-
1
5-29
6-14
2
50c
6-10
5-22
$2
(initial)
(quar.)...
6-10
5-21
56 7iC
6-
1
5-15
9
6-10
5-
6-16
5-28
J20c
(s-a)—
75c
60c
—:—,
...
Co,
5-23
6-13
6-
Spring & Bumper Co.
preferred (quar.)
S.
6
1
6-16
4727*
U.
67-
45c
(quar.)—
new
50c
2272c
—
1st preferred
non-cum.
S.
A
5-16
6-
6-20
(quar.)__
series
2
$1.0674
75c
$1
—
Co.
6-30
6-
50c
6-30
6- 5
9
Stores Corp.—
Ltd..:
Corp.,
...
convertible
$4.20 non-cum.
2nd
preferredUnited Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
472% preferred A (quar.)
1—_—;
Consolidated
Oil
Co.
Universal
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
474%* pfd.
Pictures
Universal
Products
Universal
Winding Co., 90c conv. pfd.___—
Upper Canada
Utah-Idaho
Co.,
Co.,
Mines
Inc.
(special)
.....—
prior preferred (quar.)
prior preefrred (quar.)
5 7*
Valley
Mould
$5.50
Iron,
&
prior
Van
Works
Iron
Dorn
Raalte
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.).:
——_
5%
preferred
Viceroy
Mfg.
Inc.
Co.
preferred
Virginia
Elec. & Pwr., com.
1
9-15
6-
2
5-16
Virginian
Vogt
W
J
Ry.
5-15
6-
5-li
2
5-
8
5-31
5-
5
$1.37 72
$2
20c
25c
6-20
7-
1
10-
1
9-19
1-2-53
12-22
66-
2
2
5-20
5-20
1
7-16
6-30
6-10
8-
6-16
6-
2
6-
2
5-15
65c
$1.25
$1.25
6-
2
5-12
6-10
9-10
12-10
6-
2
6-
2
9- 2
12-
1
5-19
2
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
—
—
6-
5
5-16
6-
3
5-23
$31 Vic
6-
1
5-19
35c
$1.01
$1.05
$1.25
6-20
5-23
6-22
6-11
6-20
5-23
6-20
5-23
6-20
5-23
20c
(quar.)
R The Goodwill Station
6-16
6-
62 V2C
(quar.).
(quar.)
Mfg. Corp.
2
$1
(quar.)..
Dare,
preferred
5-29
6-
30c
Virginia
5%
9
$30c
;
(quar.)
Ltd.,
5-15
2
6-
5c
(quar.)
Ltd
Co.,
Chemical
Vick
2
6-
$1.25
(ouar.)
Syndicate,
6-
$1.0674
50c
22 72c
$2 72c
10c
65c
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co. (quar.)
Vapor Heating, 57* preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Venezuela
5-15
75c
ccmmon__———
preferred
Valspar Corp., $4 conv. preferred (s-a)
Van De Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers——
Van
5-20
5-15
5-30
6272C
62Mic
62V2C
(s-a)
Co.
Sugar
(quar.).
(quar.).
Knitting Co.—
prior preferred (quar.)
5%
1
5-30
...
Universal
5%
6-
$1
(quar.)
Extra
Utica
$1.1272
-^_50c
Universal
10-
1
6-
50c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
6-10
66c
(quar.)
2
5-19
1
$1.25
Cos.
preferred
6-
5-19
6-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
5-29
7-
93Vic
_
i
$4.20
9
9-19
75c
(quar.).—,——,
$5
5-
1
50c
Co.
6-20
5-
6-20
10-
25c
(s-a)
6-14
2
5-28
1
Co.—
1
6-
6-20
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
6-10
1
6-12
$40c
Glass
7-18
——
6-
2
5-12
10c
6-
4
5-15
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
&
&
$4.04
207*
.—
(quar.)_
7-
3772C
5-31
6-14
50c
—,
6-15
5-16
—
Corp., com.
preferred (annual)
Tile
(reduced s-a)
Electrical
9
4-22
5-16
2
6272c
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.
.iililiLiii
:.5-l5
5-
2
3c
HautfJWatW'-Works, 7%-pfd. (quar.)
7-1
5-29
9
25c
(s-a)
Ry
;
€-12
5-
5-14
2
3772C
(quaj.)
Carton
United
Co.—
Transmission
50c
5-16
2
5-29
6-
2
$1
NaiuraUfeas Llflesy^Iric.
Quarterly
6-
5-12
6-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—,—
convertible
6-
6-14
$5c
Fund, Inc.
Income.)
dividend' L
5-12
200%
——-
6%
5-15
2
$12'/2C
50c
(quar.)
Investment
2
6-
27c
pfd. (quar.)——
(Canada)—
6-
2
66-
$1
(quar.)
United
9
50c
6-
25c
36%c
(quar.)_
America, com.
Coal
1
50c
1
& Carson
of
Corp.
U.
6-30
(quar.)
—
Elastic
U. S.
5-29
5-29
75c
Co.
Ltd.,
Electric
U. S.
6-10
7-15
(quar.)—
United
S.
5-29
6-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
U.
5
6-10
Corporations, Ltd.
Class
U.
5
5-31
40c
_
preferred
Corp.
United
811-
6-15
40c
<quar.)__
Carbon
United
2
'
4.327*
A
8-15
11-15
$1.75
<s-a)__
(initial)
Corp., common
&
Brick
8-29
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Power,
5
5-26
5-29
6-14
5-16
2
California—
Co.
Board
Series
5-14
5-
6-10
50c
Alabama
Terre
6
5
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.,
Tennessee,
Stock
6
6-
6-
40c
40c
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd
Telephone Bond & Share—
7%
1st preferred
(accum.)
Tennessee
6-
1
6-
3772C
$1.10
3772C
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
Pearson
(From
7-15
7-
5c
(quar.)
Telluride
5-15
25c
67*
preferred
Stock
2
40c
Fenn
Tampax,
5-15
5-20
$1
.
Quarterly
B
1
2772c
(quar.
Quarterly
&
3
6-10
6-
5-21
6-
(quar.)
Street
United
6-
5-14
5-31
(accum.)
common
—_—
United
5-20
6-
65c
25c
3772C
30c
5-14
6-12
(quar.)
pfd.
$6
Co.
non-cum.
5%
7
5-15
£-12
70c
Carbon
Car
United
5-16
29,^0
pfd. (quar.)
47* 2nd preferred (quar.)
Swift ii Co.
(quar.)__
—.-—,
Oil,
5-18
43 Vic
Superior
Paper Co.,
5-28
2
6-
3772c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
fi-11
35c
(quar.)_
Swan-Finch
5-15
5-15
56c
—
.
—
pfd.
67*
Corp.,
2nd
2
2
Corp.
preferred
Sunshine
66-
6-10
37'/2c
2
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
preferred
474%
50c
(quar.)
Drug Co.,
474 7*
6-20
50c
(quar.)
5-15
6-
$1.1272
Rubber
of
Biscuit
$4.50
5-16
40c
25c
(quar.)_
30c
(quar.)
Products
Sun Ray
Tennessee
5-27
6-14
$50c
(quar.)
6-10
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Tennessee
30c
$30c
B
Inc.
Corp.
Propane
Co.
7-
22c i
$1.25
7-16
preferred
60c
(quar.)
________
preferred
Oil
Taylor,
10-15
4V2%
5-12
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
5.20 7*
6-15
IOC
(quar.)_
5-12
6-12
15c
Spring
Suburban
Sun
5-10
IOC
(quar.)
6-12
Co., Ltd.. class A (s-a)
$75c
Stratton & Terstegge Co. (quar.)„.,,—....—50c
5-20
Ebawinigan Water & Power Co.—
,
preference
Furniture
1
(quar)
preferred A
5-31
Screw
7-
(quar.)
Common
Stowell
6-1
class
4%
Storkline
6-10
,
1
.«
(San
,
5-31
6-10
93 Vic
(quar.)
Stix, Baer & Fuller, 7 7* 1st pfd.
Taylor
class A
Corp
6-10
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Television-Electronics
Mining
50c
9
75c
Equipment Mlg.
preferred
6-10
Common
A
9
Warner Corp.
5-15
Texas)—
Denn
&
72 7*
Stewart
1
Common
Ehattuck
9
5-
Inc. (quar.)
Stern Textiles, Inc.—
1
$1,12
(quar.)
5-
6-10
Drug,
7-
40c '
common
Bottling Corp.
Antonio,
Sterling
6-
25c
(quar.)
5-
Supply
Talon, Inc.,
40c
common
class A
common
Eeven-Up
Steel
Fuel
Sferchi Brothers
Stern
A
5-15
2
9
Packaging Corp.—
Railway
Standard
Class
prior
Corp.,
6-
5-
9
6-10
(quar.)
(Ohio),
convertible
$1.60
Standard
State
Co.
preferred
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.) u
Eerrick
tlOc
(Del.)—
Seeger Refrigerator Co
4 '/2 7*
Oil
Standard
Sylvanite Gold Mines,
Symington-Gould Corp
Syracuse Transit Corp
9
5-29
2
(quar.)
series
Co.
United
5-
5-29
5-15
6-
Corp.—
Association
common
Amusement,
67*
Co.
Inc., common
preferred (initial)
United
2
5-20
25c
J.)
(N.
Sutherland
6-13
6-
2
6-30
Extra
6-19
42c
5-23
5-15
6-16
6-
5-20
5-31
1272c
Lines,
Class B
6-30
_
7-10
50c
,
7-25
—
6-19
,
,
6-16
10c
(quar.)—
7-10
$1.12'/2
6
6-
5
7-25
Portland Cement, Inc. (quar.)
Superior Tool & Die Co. (quar.)—
(quar.)
(accum.)
Eeiberling Rubber Co.,
(Ky.)
Oil Co.
Standard
12'/2C
Acceptance
Security Banknote Co.
$1
Oil
6-16
6-19
6-
6272c
9-15
30c
participating preferred
5-19
$1.50
_
(quarJ
(Indiana)
12-12
Second Canadian Int'l Investment
47*
Co.
6-27
6-19
Securities
2
6-20
Co.
Air
United
7-15
65c
9-26
7-10
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
$1.75
(accum.)
12-26
7-10
(quar.)
7-15
25c
10%
—.
pfd.
$6
$1.25
33 Vic
___—..
•
Electric,
$1.25
33 Vic
:
preferred
1
8-
40c
(quar.)
1272C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
4'A%
Eeagrave Corp.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
1
1
6-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
65c
(quar.)
5-23
8-
6-
6-10
30c
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)
common
preferred
!
Sunray
(quar.)
$1.35
Co.
5-29
8-
$31'AC
$1.35 convertible preferred series B
Eeabrook Farms Co.,
6-12
8-
$35c
(quar.)
Oil
7-18
917iC
preferred
convertible
5-15
1
$1.07 72
(quar.)
convertible
$1.72
2
$1
;
$2.60
Seaboard
5-15
Co.—
RR.
Container, class A
Seaboard
2
85c
non-cumulative pfd. series A
non-cumulative pfd. series A
non-cumulative pfd. series A
Seaboard
6
8-
60C
,
(quar.)
...—
6-12
40c
40c
87Vic
(quar.)
Extra
4
common
Line
6-
6-
27»/2C
3.657*
preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
57* preferred (quar.)^—.
Air
1
2
6-
5%
Paper Co.,
1
Co.
(quar.)__—_—
Scovill Mfg. Co.—
5%
7-
5c
dividend
Seaboard
6-16
5-30
6-10
3Vi%
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)__
75c
(quar.)
&
Aircraft
(Detroit) —
——
&
Oil
Standard
preferred "A" vtc.
$3.40- preferred
Gas
Standard
2
preferred "A" vtc.
9
$1
25c
94c
(accum.)—.
—
Oil of California
(quar.)
6-
6-10
6-10
6-10
$1.14
Forging
common
1952
preferred
5-31
»
common
dividend
1
:.
<quar.)
5-31
preferred
7-
preferred "A" vtc.
Scott
Stock
$7
$1.07
conv.
A
6-14
6-14
10c
6-20
_
(quar.)
&
57*
5-15
5-
$1
common
Forgings Corp.
Standard
conv.
preferred
5-28
common
50c
(quar.)
United
Dredging Corp.—
Standard
6-10
conv.
Stock
Inc.,
Brands,
Standard
6-20
5%
5Vu 7'
10c
15c
$1.12 7a
,
convertible
5-22
5%
Schwitzer-Cummins
6-10
(quar.)—
preferred
1
75c
Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)
4.40% 1st preferred series A (quar.)
Co.,
Co.,
Corp.
Tank
472 7*
9
40c
Quarterly
7-
6-12
5 7*
St.
5-
(quar.)
Mfg.
preferred
6-30
_
(quar.)
Co.,
E.)
(A.
$3.75
25C
10c
.
Cement,
Standard Accident Insurance
Standard
$1
common
6-
6-10
+
(s-a)
dividend
Louis-San
5-15
5-15
(quar.)—
Co.
Corp.
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co. (quar.)
Saguenav power. <ilA% preferred—
5-15
1
1
$1.1272
preferred (quar.)
45c
25c
$1.60
6-
5-19
5-29
$3.50
5-31
5-15
8-29
Standard
6-
5-15
6-
6-14
8-26
12 7aC
66-
50c
5-21
12 72C
.
$1.3772
$1.25
25c
Union
6
5-23
25c
preferred A
United
11 -2»
5-21
3772C
5-15
1
9-10
9-10
6
5-15
6-
12-10
5-31
6-
7-10
6-
25c
10c
5-31
6-30
7-15
28c
..10c
30c
20c
Oil
Common
35c
(ouar.)
Union
Common
20c
(quar.)
Carbide
(reduced)
1
2
Asbestos
(quar.)
common
1
7-
Union
40c
1
6-
5-15
(quar.)
6-
6-12
1
$3.75
Spencer Shoe Corp
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.)__.
30c
6-
3
5
6-16
62 72c
5-20
6-
9
5-
25c
Salle
2
6-16
55-
1
25c
RR.
Clutch
La
6-
22c
5-29
2
(quar.)
Co., $1.50 preferred
Disc
South
Quarterly
Uarco, Inc.
(Dallas)—
1
15c
8-10
common
7-
Quarterly
47a%
Co.
12-
35c
9-15
.—
.
7-
1
Ruppert (Jacob),
_
40c
(quar.)
208
Union
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.
1
Coach
Twin
1
$1.0674
Co.
Steel
Unit,
pfd.
Underwood
2
7-
4th
Twin
5-15
6-10
Co.—
12-10
25c
2
5-15
10c
(quar.)
Pump
Insurance
Coal
$1.3772
Service
Insurance
Portland
City
5-15
25c
preferred
conv.
5-29
6-
1
6-
(quar.),_,
Co,
preferred
57*
6-13
6-
Gas Co
25c
9-
.
Tudor
$1.25
(quar.)
Life
Products
True Temper Corp.,
6-14
Associated Telephone—
(quar.)
&
Universal
$2.80
6-13
5-31
dividend
472 7*
6-
50c
'
Oil &
5-28
Co.—
Williams
Truax-Traer
6-14
Power
Electric
Co.
Bearing Co.
Tank
Quarterly
Quarterly
Troy & Greenbush
$1
(quar.)
$1.25
Engineering (quar.)
dividend
Ross Gear & Tool
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
50c
9-10
Spokane
5-13
5-15
Spencer Chemical Co.,
5-20
5
5-li
$1.25
tquar.)
Speed
6-_2
5
5-
2
6-
—
Spear & Co., $5.50 preferred (quar.)
$5.50 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Queen Corp,
(quar.)—
5-29
5-
5-31
25c
Quarterly
5-15
(quar.)
common
5-15
(quar.)
common
Service,
$20c
5-29
6-11
10%
Axln
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.,
Telephone
t$ 1.06 74
Treesweet
6-21
5-29
1272c
(quar.)__
(reduced)
Quarterly
7
Public
(quar.)
Stock
9
2
6-
com.
9
6-
5-31
Co.
(quar.)
7-
States
5
6-
6-30
Inc.
preferred
6-
Southwestern
2
6-30
1
25c
(quar.)
Oil
4.567*
7-25
Co.,
Inc.
Transue
6-13
Southwestern
6-
9
317ic
383/4C
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-15
6-
6-
6-
(quar.)
9
107*
Co.
5-15
377aC
6-30
5-24
7-
$1
4-29
&
6-10
6-16
50c
common
(quar.)
Co.—
1
6-10
5-
16Vic
50c
25c
25c
40c
Co.,
preferred
5
1
25c
6-10
Oil
Edison
9
5-23
10c
4.257*
5-
6-
73c
5-15
5-13
6-
50c
common
Co., Ltd.,
Common
1st pfd.
redemption
for
6-14
5-1B
preferred
$5.50
4%-%
called
Toledo
20c
6272c
$1.02 7a
(quar.)
preferred
1
Tokheim
5-10
25'/2c
3072c
$1.18%
(quar.)
A
Utah
Southwestern
common
Co.,
2
5-10
2
.—>—__
preferred
non-cum.
Southwestern
Corp.—
(quar.)
issue
5-19
6-30
$25c
(quar.)_
6-10
$12c
2
6-
5-26
5-
100%
Co.,
Detroit
5
6-13
(quar.)
Stores,
6-16
b-
5-23
(quar.)
Associated
Roofing
Trico
5-26
6-13
(quar.)
dividend
6-
34 Vic
Railway
non-cum.
Drug
8c
dividend)
preferred (s-a)
convertible
Southern
6-16
_
Ryan
Timken
$0.265674
Gas
(stock
35c
(quar.)
H
Co.,
Corp.
6-10
(quar.)
Production
Common
77zd
50C
com.
4% preferred
(quar.)
Ronson Art Metal Works. Inc.
Rowe
6-20
(quar.)
Company
Southern
6-10
25c
O.)
Tilo
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
75c
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
series A preferred (quar.)
Rosefield
4747*
Co.
Products
Water
Stock
Trinity
(quar.)
preferred
50c
Quarterly
Cable
47*
25c
25c
Holland Paper
5-20
(quar.)
1
Quarterly
preferred
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
7-
Telephone
Entire
Haas
preferred
10-
May 29 at $104 per share plus this div.
Rock of Ages Corp. (quar.)
&
Tide
(quar.)
4.887*
$1.75
on
Mfg.
Works
Lathe
4.087*
$1.76
F
preferred
Rock wood
5-15
5-23
Edison—
6-15
preferred I (initial quar.)
A.
Thrifty
6-16
6-12
(quar.)
California
9-15
Electric
&
preferred
Rochester
preferred
5-14
$160
common
Electric Welder
50c
6-
1
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd.,
Class A
Thomson
6-10
5
5-15
7
6-16
$1.60
interest
prop,
preferred
50c
6-10
Bend
Shovel
7*
65c
75c
6-10
South
4
Tlmken Roller
1
2
9
5-23
6-
(quar.)
Sub. shares,—,
Mlg. Co.,
(reduced)
Fair
$1.05
7-
(quar.)
5-23
5-
5-29
6-
3oc
Co.
Glass
877ac
convertible
1
Co.
9
2
Oil
Trust
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
47*
6-20
(quar.)—
$1.25
$0,116
H.)
Thew
6-
6-
$1
Textiles,
6-14
(quar.)
$1.55
6-16
The
(quar.)
5-15
$1
5-30
Sonotone
7-
Participating
Rochester
Co.
6-10
(quar.)
A
(H.
Iron
&
1
(quar.)
2
Corp. (quar.)
Skelly Oil Co.
(quar.)
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. (quar.)
10-
common
7-
(quar.)
5
(quar.)
Thatcher
75c
.
7-
(quar.)
5-30
25c
$$1.12V2
60c
(quar.)
6-
60c
2
&
Land
Certificates of
Thompson
Corp., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
5-
5-15
7-
Oil
$1.75
Corp.
(J.
2
Steel
preferred
$1.75
Corp.
Robertson
Ross
6-
5-15
5-31
Coal
Pacific
15c
preferred
pfd.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Oil
4 'A 7*
Sinclair
50c
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
Rome
3727*
6-10
5-31
Pacinc
60c
(quar.)
Corp.,
4.207*
50c
River Brand Rice Mills (quar.)
Roan Antelope Copper Mines (interim)
Bobbins & Myers, Inc.. com. (increased quar.)
4%
6-16
5-10
(quar.)
Paper
&
1
6-10
5-15
(Alexander), Inc.—-
7-
5-26
1
5-31
50c
Southern California Water Co., common
Riegel Textile Corp.,
preferred
Oil
28c
2
Texas
$1.25
joc
75c
Texas
$5c
$0,043
Extra
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
4'/2%
Co.
6-
7-
6-28
6-10
Co
Corp.
Ltd.,
6-
7-
Steel
Paper
Mfg.
1
2c
preferred
5%
Simplex
1
preferred (quar.)
5%
Simpson's,
Singer
$1.12 72
2nd
Rohm
6-16
5-31
30c
(quar.)
2nd
Rockwell
1
7-
Co
preferred
preferred
Richfield
'
7-
6-14
Simonds Saw &
Inc.—
7%
ser.
1
7-
(quar.)
7%
4%
6-
75c
7-28
6-10
Franklin Simon)
(see
Sons, 5% redeemable
$1.1272
1st
4.107*
6-12
$1.50
Gulf
(quar.)—
(Franklin)
50c
1st
4Vi%
Simon (H.j
90c
7%
$4
Simon
5-27
25c
(quar.)
A
7%
Riegel
6-20
$1.127>
common
Oil
1
6-10
Skiles
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Texas
Holder»
Payable of Reo.
Inc.—
investment income).,
Producing Co. iquar.;
Sulphur (quar.)
Gulf
—
5-31
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Rice
Rice
Simmons Company
7-
B
6-14
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-20
10c
Copper & Brass, Inc. tquar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, common (quar.)_
Common
5-22
1
2
Ltd
Mines,
Share
(from
Texas
25c
62'/2c
t5c
$15c
Dairies, Ltd., class A
Company
Fund,
Initial
5-29
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Miller
7-
6-
5-29
5-30
t25c
6-12
87 72C
(quar.)
Revere
3.60%
Silverwood
$2.25
preference
prior
Silver
5-16
15c
Renold-Coventry. Ltd., class A
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas)
Republic Steel Corp.,
common
6 %
5 7*
5-20
6-
5-19
6-14
When
Per
Name of
Texas
6-14
class A
Signode Steel Strapping Co., common (quar.)
Class
5-15
25c
6-10
2
H older t
2
6-30
B
30c
(quar.)
preferred
2
6-
J30c
Ltd
Mines,
Class
5-31
25c
common
Inc.,
Signal OH & Gas Co.,
2
8 Vic
(s-a)
Rand,
Sigma
2
6-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
2
6-
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
$1
$1.12»/2
Ltd.
6-
10-
class A
com.,
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
(quar.)
27aC
I quar.)
common
convertible
Remington
A
Breweries,
30c
(quar.)___
Inc.
Corp. of America,
Preferred
Sicks'
35c
(quar.)—
Co.,
Shoe
9
25c
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
Roller
4
1
7-
933/4C
35c class A
Reed
6-
pfd.
4%
Co.,
When
Share
Company
9-11
50c
(quar.)
Electrotype
Per
Name 0/
Sherwin-Williams
4-18
1
6-12
93 Vic
(quar.)—
Ray-O-Vac
Co.
(quar.)
Reading Company, 4% 1st preferred
Reed
50c
6-
5-29
.—
(quar.)
Packing Co.
6-27
50c
(quar.)
4-15
7-
m
87 V2C
(quar.)
common,
5-26
—
preferred
Common
Holder#
Payable of Rec.
J25c
(quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd
.
Radio Corp. of America, common
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred
Quebec Power Co.
Ralston
When
Share
Name of Company
49
(2221)
25c
$1.127a
Waite
Amulet
Mines,
Walgreen Company
Ltd
(quar.)
9
$35c
6-10
5-
40c
6-12
5-15
,1
50
The
(2222)
Ward
Baking
5 '/a %
Co.,
preferred
Warner
Brothers
6%
D.i
(S.
$4.50
Wire
Waukesha
Extra
Co.
&
Co.,
Co.,
Wellington
Wellman
West Coast
6-2
Westminster
7-15
6-10
7- 1
6-15
6- 2
7- 1
6- 5
6-16
6- 2
5-16
Weston
6- 2
5-15
Telephone
&
Virginia
Western
Air
Western
Lines,
Canada
6- 1
Extra
75c
6-16
5%
6- 2
preferred
Wichita River Oil,
5%
W.ckes Corp.
Wilcox
Oil
Williams
Wilson
Brothers,
75c
6- 2
5-19
Wilson
&-
Ltd
*25c
6- 2
4-30
30c
6- 6
5-19
$4.25
Wilson
Winn
6- 6
9- 5
6-14
9-15
6-6
5-30
5-15
7-28
5-23
5-30
5-23
25c
$1.06V*
6-1
7- 1
Co.,
pfd.
b'/o
C.),
_
(quar,)
*17'/2c
Electric
Co.,
6-17
6-10
*60c
7-15
6-
1
5-15
5-29
5-15
31'Ac
6-
2
25c
6-
6
5-20
50c
6-
2
4-21
H.)
!
7%
Co.
Co.
W.)
(quar.)-*.
(quar.)_*
____
(quar.)-.
Mines,
Jr., Co.
Ltd.
(monthly)
_____
■—
.
(Rudolph)
—
_____
(quar.)—
Co.
!_
Wyandotte Worsted Co. (quar.)
Cab Co., 6% eonv. preferred
(quar.)
—!
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Tube Co..
Corp., common
preferred
Yonngstown Sheet
4'/a%
•Transfer books
5
5-
6-10
a3%
*3c
25c
25c
25c
20c
10c
37V2c
(s-a)
Yellow
York
5-15
& Co., Ltd.—
Monthly
Wurlitzer
(quar.)
preferred
(WUl.amj,
Monthly
pfd
&
preference
Wngiey
7-
2
5-29
6-
2
5-20
1
6-20
7-
8-
1
7-18
6-
2
5-15
5-31
5-16
7-10
7-31
7-
1
6-13
1-
1
6-13
6-16
25c
56'Ac
—ioc
5-16
for this dividend,
not closed
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
in Canadian Funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
JPayable
Br.tish
a
Less
x
Less Jamaica
6- 6
common—
Co., 5 Vfe % pfd. (quar.)
*$1.37 »/2
Industries, Inc., common (quar.)**
30c
Hirsch,
&
Wrfght-Hargreaves
5-23
Co.*(quar.)
5-21
(F. W.)
5-30
25c
Ltd
Lovett Grocery
Winnipeg
(s-a)*
(quar.)
common
preferred
(J.
&
(quar.).
2
(F.
5-19
6-16
—
9
35c
6-
Governor
6%
6- 3
7-7
6-30
6- 8
8-21
6-10
7- 2
6- 1
15c
(quar.)
Wilsii.
30c
30c
6-16
10c
*$2.50
—
9
6-
Wool worth
25c
22c
*30c
62'/2c
(Initial)
(s-a)
6-
1
Woolworth
6-15
5-20
(quar. )__-__*—
Co.
Ltd.
com.
6
1
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Woodward
7- 1
5-31
6-10
5-
7-
Investment Co.
convertible
5%
7-1
6-10
5-31
25c
Woodall
5-15
5-29
5-29
6-13
(quar.)
Co.
&
6-13
15c
new
preferred
non-cum.
6-13
—_
5-26
Blake & Co.-
Whitney,
5-29
common!
6-10
6- 2
4c
25c
(G.
Wood
5- 8
pfd. (quar.)__ *81.l2J/a
(initial quar.)
20c
(initial)
21%c
Whitaker Paper Co, (reduced)*
1—
25c
Whitehead Brothers Rubber (extra)——
15c
Whitin Machine Works (quar.)___—*—
50c
(quar.)
Insurance,
5-31
Ltd., 4>/2%
(George),
7- 1
*
5c
50c
B
class
5-15
7-15
90c
$1.50
,
E x ti"/i
Winter
2
5-
1
6-
1
Oil
Wiser
6-
32'/2e
(quar.)
com.
7-31
Wisconsin
5-15
5-12
5-12
(extra)
Instrument Corp. <quar.)_
Electrical
Weston
6-16
(increased quar.)__
7- 1
6-14
5-29
5-29
Whirlpool Corp., new common
bVi'/c convertible preferred
50c
Breweries,
$1.25
40c
50c
95c
(quar.)
Paper,
15c
Co.
5-20
5-20
Stationery
(quar.)
preferred
3.80%
5-15
Paper Co
6- 2
6- 2
$3
$1
<s-a)
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com. (quar.)—
5-29
$1.50
Tablet &
Electric Power Co.,
preferred <quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
6%
Holdert
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
3.80%
8~ l
11- 3
2- 2
——r
Western
5-19
5-19
—
**+—
(Boston)
Western Real Estate Trustees
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
Company
Wisconsin
$1.25
8-15
$1.25
11-17
$1.25 2-16-53
—*_
.
Per
Name of
,
„
preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar
5% preferred A iquar.i
5%
5-15
6- 2
6- 2
Inc
Supply
Life
50c
(s-a)
guar,
1
25c
$1.25
—
(quar.)*
Corp.
Condensing Co.
Common
$1
;•
(quar.)
common
Seashore RR.
Pulp &
Auto
Wester^
—
(quar.)
West Indies Sugar
Western
—
(quar.)_
Co.,
7-
$1.25
50c
$2.50
20c
——,
(quar.)
preferred
Disinfecting
Jersey
(quar.)
(s-a)
Snowdrift, $4 pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Western
preferred
$5
Mills 'quar.)
Engineering Co.
Wesson Oil &
West
(quar.)——-.-——*
common
convertible
West
(quar.)-
—_____
Weeden
$5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
Motors
Weatherhc-ad
West
—
common
7-1
$1.25
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
Washburn
Inc.-
common
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Warren
4%
Inc.,
preferred
1st
Warren
(quar.)
Pictures,
Warner-Hudnut,
(quar.)
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Pacific RR.
Western
6-13
6-16
6-16
6-6
5-27
6-17
5-9
5-9
5-15
5-24
6- 2
62V2c
25c
$1.37 Va
25c
25c
$1.50
25c
$1.13
30c
25c
25c
(quar.)
common
7- 1
7- 1
7-5
6-10
7- 1
6-2
6- 2
6- 2
6-10
7-1
25c
Walker & Co., class A
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Ree.
Share
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
Commercial ixnd Financial Chronicle
y Corrected
Previous
income
tax.
income tax.
dates
payment or holders of record
published dates were incorrect.
reported
are
here.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Bond Sale—The $36,000 build¬
payable at the office of the County
Treasurer.
Legality approved by ing bonds offered on May 20—v.
Decatur, Ala.
Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess, Robin- 175, p. 2120—were awarded to a
Bond Sale—The $290,000 public
ette & Linton, of Phoenix.
syndicate composed of John Nu¬
improvement, series E bonds of¬
veen & Co., of Chicago, Weeden &
fered on May 16—v. 175, p. 2003
CALIFORNIA
Co., and Kaiser & Co., both of San
were
awarded to a syndicate
Francisco, as 2%s, at a price of
Atascadero Union High Sch. Dist.
composed Of the Equitable Securi¬
101.72,,a basis of about 2.55%.
(San Luis Obispo County),
ties Corp., First National Bank, of
California
Downey Union High Sch. Dist.
Birmingham, First National Bank,
Bond Sale—The $784,000 build¬
of Montgomery, Stubbs, Smith &
(Los Angeles County), Calif.
ing bonds offered on May 19—v.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Lombardo, Sterne, Agee & Leach,
175, p. 2120 — were awarded to County Clerk, will receive sealed
Hendrix & Mayes, all of Birming¬
ALABAMA
—
ham, and Thornton, Mohr & Co.,
of Montgomery, at a net interest
John
Nuveen
issue of $268,-
Hanauer
J.
W.
&
series
purchased by Ryan,
was
Co., of Newark,
Spragins
&
and
Co., of Mem¬
phis, jointly, as 4s. Dated May 1,
1952.
Legality approved by
Thompson,
O'Neal
Dumas,
a
2.57%,
Ala.
Ridge,
000 water and gas revenue,
A bonds
as
Co.*
of San
follows:
June 1 from
on
222,000 2V2s. Due
June 1 from
on
June 1 from
on
Offering—Chas. G. John¬
State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(PST)
on
June
for
4
the
purchase
of
$50,000,000 school building, series
E
on
bonds. Dated
May 1
May
from
1, 1952. Due
1954
1978 in¬
to
& Co., all of
after
interest cost of about 1.79%.
May
callable.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
1,
the
Treasurer,
van,
M.
Sulli¬
for
17
$3,500,000
the
purchase
of
bonds.
water-1952
Dated July 1, 1952. Due on July 1
from 1956 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
at
at
and
the
the
interest
(J-J)
payable
City Treasurer's office, or
First
National
Arizona, Phoenix,
or
Bank
the
tional City
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Laurence H
Whitlow,
of
Phoenix,
and
of
Gust,
Rosenfeld,
Divelbess
&
Robinette, of Phoenix.
build¬
ing bonds offered on May 20—v.
175, p. 2120—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the Bank
Elementary Sch.
(Sacramento County),
Sale—The
Sale—The
175,
1961
12—v.
awarded to
Witter & Co., of San Fran¬
1904
p.
Dean
cisco, at
a
interest
—
price of
100.05,
about
of
cost
$48,000
a
2.86%,
Herndon
build¬
100.04, a basis of about 2.74%.
to
Sale—The $130,000 water
June 15 from
on
County),
on
June
175,
15 from
cisco,
—
&
Witter
at
interest
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
(Fresno
Calif.
$34,000 build¬
on
were
Sale—The
Bond
000
water
bonds
issue
was
of
cost
of
$250,-
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
purchased
1970
The
to
June 15 from
1974 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
June
County Sch. Dist. No. 8
-
■
.
on
(Los Angeles
County), Calif.
Downey Sch. Dist.
Diego County), Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
1
Loo
1
■
.
*)t*
^
1
'v. *'
1
•
^
*
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Englewood),
Arapahoe
No.
1
Colorado
Sale—The
Bond
of $950,-
issue
purchased,
by a syndicate composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co., John Nuveen
& Co., of Chicago, Weeden & Co.,.
of San Francisco, Sidlo, Simons,
Roberts & Co., and Walter & Co.,".
both
of
Denver, at a price of
000 building bonds was
net interest cost of about
100.01,
a
as
follows:
$185,000 2V2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1953
1957
to
inclusive.
259,000 2V4S. Due on Oct. 1 from.
to
1963
inclusive.
2s.
uue
on
1958
506,uoo
iy64
The
The
1952.
are
are
'
April
dated
maturing
bonds
1968
to
1 from
Oct.
1968 inclusive.
to
bonds
1^
from
callable. Interest,
Legality approved by Tall-
A-O.
1969.
1968 and
San
,
Leandro
CONNECTICUT
School
ing bonds offered
a
basis of about 2.35%.
Bond
15,
District
>
V
—
J. L.
Brown,
County Clerk, will" receive sealed
bids
until
10^.30 a.m.
(PST) on
of $54,building bonds. Dated July 1,
June
000
1952.
10 for
Due
the purchase
on
May 21—v. 175,'
on
Co., of New York City, as IV4S, at
price of 100.10, a basis of about
1.23%.
.
(Fresno County),
Offering
sewer
a
California
Bond
$300,000
2120—were awarded to Hall &
p.
Fran¬
102.26,
Sale—The
offered
bonds
20—v.
to the
on
■!:/'
Bridgeport, Conn.
District
(Alameda County), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $39,000 build¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
fice.
from.
1
madge & Tallmadge. of Denver.
June .1 from 1960 to
1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Graffin, terest (J-J) payable at the Coun¬
District
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Secretary,
will
receive ty Treasurer's office.
.
Bond
Bond Sale—The $190,000 build¬ sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Offering — Richard E.
Kolb, Clerk of Board of Educa¬ ing bonds offered on May 20—v. June 4 for the purchase of $110,- Ukiah Union Elementary Sch. Dist.
tion, will receive sealed bids until 175, p. 2120—were awarded to the 000
(Mendocino County), Calif.
sanitary
general obligation
11 a.m. (MST) on June 2 for the Security-First National
Bond Sale—The $161,000 build¬
Bank, of bonds. Dated July.?T, 1952. • Due:
purchase
of
$160,000
building Los Angeles, and R. H. Moulton & on July 1 from 1954 to 1980 inclu-, ing bonds offered,-on May 15—v.
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1952.
Due Co., of San Francisco, jointly, as sive. Principal and interest (J-J),; 175, p. 1804—were awarded to a
en July 1 from 1953 to 1962 inclu¬
2V2s, at a price of 101.61, a basis payable at the County Treasurer's syndicate composed of the Bank
sive. Principal and interest (J-J) of about 2.32%.
office.
Legality approved
by of America National Trust & Sav¬
,
Pima
■
Hartford),
(P. O.
Newington
"
Connecticut
Temperance-KutneirAynion School
payable at the City Treasurer's of¬
Sept.
10,000 2Mts. Due on June 1 from
May
175, p. 2120—were Awarded
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
American Trust Cp^of San
98,000 2s. Due on June 15 from
cisco, as 2V2S, at a price of
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
on
■
1963
$24,000 23/4s. Due on June 1 from
1954 to 1956 inclusive.
69,000 2V4S. Due
1
Co., of San Fian-
100.02 a net
about 2.65%, as
j
COLORADO
..
price of
a
,
1965 to 1970 inclusive.
May 13—v.
awarded to
follows:
Fairfield, Calif.
—v.
■'
.2003
p.
Dean
Legality approved by OrMay 19 rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herring175, p. 1804—were awarded ton, of San Francisco.
to R. H. Moulton & Co., of San
Fallbrook Sanitary District (San
Francisco, at a price of 100.07.
bonds offered
District
Sale—The
Bond
as
1967 inclusive.
12,000 3s. Due
1952.
Corcoran, Calif.
School
.
Sept. 1 from
on
90,000 2s. Due on
2.08%,
1972 inclusive.
1969 to
net
53,000 13/4s. Due on June 15 from
May 13—v.
1968 inclusive.
to
48,000 2%s. Due on June 1 from
ing bonds offered
$25,000 2%s. Due
1954
June 1 from
on
a-
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
a
were
follows:
Los Angeles, as 23/4S, at a price of
revenue
at
1960 inclusive.
1958 to
follows:
175, p. 2003—were awarded to the
Security-First National Bank, of
Bond
Oakland,
of
at
Sept. 1, I960.
on
60,000 l3/4s. Due
a
80,000 2V2s. Due on June 1 from
$37,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on May
(Los Angeles
on
Co.,
27,000 2V4S. Due
by the Bank of America National
Trust &
Savings Association, as
Neff & Herring-
County), Calif.
Bond
&
Oakland,
of
„
Merrill
White
Co.,
$11,000 41/4S. Due
ings Association, of San Francisco,
price of 100.04,
&
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 2.01%, as follows:
of America National Trust & Sav¬
State, and of Or-
ing bonds offered
White
Sale—The $195,000
net interest cost
or of about 2.69%, as follows:
pay¬
State
Legality approved
Carmenita Sch. Dist.
of
at the Na¬
mcl.
1958
Williams, Stone & Youngberg,-,
of San Francisco, and C. N.
all
(Fresno County), Calif.
Bond
$30,000 33/4s. Due on June 15 from
Jr., City Clerk, will receive
bids until 10 a.m. (MST)
June
to
County Treasury,
Elk Grove Union
at the agent of the
State Treasurer.
sealed
on
the
rick, Dahlquist,
ton, of San Francisco.
Ariz.
Offering—Tom
of
by Edmund G. Brown, Attorney-
ARIZONA
Bond
are
office
or
General of
Phoenix,
1974
Dist.
of the fiscal agencies of the $40,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from
County in New York City.
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
clusive. The bonds maturing on or
ton, Mohr & Co., of Montgomery,
First National Bank, of Mobile,
and the City National Bank, of
Tuscaloosa, as 2s and l3As, a net
the
at
Bond
(State of)
Hugo Marx & Co., Berney Perry
Birmingham, Thorn¬
1954
California
California
son,
public
improvement, series 73 bonds of¬
fered on May 20—v. 175, p. 1904—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed of Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
able
Dist.
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
Bond
Sale—The $500,000
from
1
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
232,000 23As. Due
Union Sch.
Western
at any
1953 to 1963 inclusive.
&
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Feb.
on
ings Association, J. Barth & Co.,:
Schwabacher & Co., Lawson, Levy
&
Great
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Hill Richards & Co., of
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on May 27 Los
Angeles,
Lawson,
Levy &
for the purchase of $40,000 build¬
Williams,
Stone
&
Youngberg,
both of San Francisco, and C. N.
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due
Principal and interest (F-A)
$330,000 2V4S. Due
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Bond
&
jointly, at a price of
net interest cost of about
100.03,
Oak
Sale—The
of Chicago,
Co.,
Francisco,
cost of about 2.09%.
Bond
&
Schwabacher
and
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
Bond
Offering
Harry
—
A.-
Webster, Town Treasurer, will re-,
ceive sealed bids at the office of.
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
(DST)
of
on
to
bonds.
school
p.m.
1972
by
Dated,
June 1 from
inclusive. Legality
1952. Due
approved
2
May 27 for the purchase
$685,000
June 1,
1953
until
Hartford,
Street,
on
Day,
Berry
&
Howard, of Hartford.
New London,
Conn.
Note Offering—The City Treas¬
will receive
urer
til
the
1
p.m.
(DST)
sealed
on
bids
May
un¬
26 for
purchase of $600,000 tax anon Sept. 22,
ticination notes. Due
1952.
(2223)
FLORIDA
Lake
offered1
May
on
14—v.
awarded
were
—
Kindred & Co., of
175,-,
to
Bond
Chicago.
Co,
20—v.
to
175,
offered
a
as
$1,-
was
pur¬
J.
&
Van
Linn,
-
Ingen
&
McMaster
City,
at
follows:
a
.
.
.
.
p.
$270,000 3s.
1954
x>f New York
Due
to
1956
on
from
Jan.
from
1
1964 to
1972
Stockton
and
Broome
2.12%,
Jan. 1 from
on
Due
Township, Sch. Twp.
(P. O: Lebanon), Ind.
Bond Offering — Robert Heck-
1953 to
1958 to
1968
to
inclusive.
'
Water
Georgia
Publicly Offered
Bonds
until
from
J
1953
Sch.
Sale
Bond
July 1
on
to
1966
in¬
Cityr Ind.
The
—
provement, series 44 bonds of¬
syndicate composed of the Equit-! fered on
May 13—v. 175, p. 1904
Securities Corp., Robinson—were awarded to the Gary Na¬
Humphrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta, tional Bank, as
l%s, at a price of
Byron Brooke & Co.,' Courts &
100.58, a basis of about 1.69%.
Co., Clement A. Evans & Co., all
Guilford Township (P. O.
of Atlanta, Johnson, Lane, Space
& Co., of Savannah, J. H. Hilsman
Plainfield), Ind.
Bond
Offermg — Chester G.
& Co, J. W. Tindall & Co,
Wyatt,
Drake Township Trustee, will re¬
Neal & Waggoner, Norris & Hirsh-
.berg, Milhous, Martin & Co, and
& Crawford, Inc., all of
is
offering
$320,000 3%
follows:
as.
1 from
inclusive. ...
940,000 31/4%
May
on
bonds.
revenue
May
on
1956
Due
Due
1 from
to
1963
to
The
1972
from
dated
June
1,
J-J.
Legality ap¬
McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1973 to
Ross,
by
1982 inclusive.
Lenzburg,
The
bonds
payable
at
dated
are
May 1,
1952. Principal and interest (M-N)
the
First
Bank, of Atlanta,
States
Trust
or
Co,
Bond Sale—The
at the United
of
New
York
approved
City. Legality approved by Spald¬
ing, Sibley, Troutman & Kelley,
of Atlanta.
*
•;
-
.
Shawswick
County Sch. Dist. No. 57
(P. O. Mount Prospect), *.
Illinois
175,
S.
p.
$275,000 build¬
May
on
&
15—v.
Co, of Chicago,
as
2%s.
Cook
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Forest Park), III.
Trauer-
Sch.
Twp.
Bedford),
Trustee,
000
will
building-1952
May 1, 1952. Due
to
Jan.
(CST)
from
1
1954
to
1,
bonds.
Ray S. Glenn,
Board of Directors,
Secretary of
(CST)
June 5 for the
1953
gality
to
inclusive.
1970
approved
Carpenter,
Des
1485
p
by
Ahlers
Le¬
Bannister,
&
Cooney,
of
Tamaroa,
III.
revenue
Ledyard Con. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Sale—The
$90,000
ing bonds offered
2003
175,
p.
the
was
State
College
Morehead), Ky.
Bond
build¬
May 20—v.
were
building revenue-1950
100.73,
Bond
1688
May
21—-v.j
to
awarded
were
—
build¬
$65,000
on
White-Phillips Co., of Davenport,
as
2V4S, at a price of 102.30, a
basis
of
about
1
from
The
1967
bonds
to
1970
(J-J)
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
175,
v.
$365,000 build¬
on
May 14—
offered
1904—were awarded to
p.
the Emmet
County State Banm, of
Estherville, as 2s, at par.
KANSAS
Con.
Bossier Parish
No. 3
Chairman
of
Gates,
Board
of
Regents,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
1952.
on
bonds.
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1992
for the
dormitory
Dated
June
1,
June
$741,000
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
callable.
,
1
(F-A)
The
payable
of
the
1955 to
from
Principal
agency
2
bonds
fiscal
the
at
in
State
are
interest
and
Topeka.
man,
of
Wichita,
and
King
&
Dawson,
of
of
New
Wood,
York
KENTUCKY
Sch. Dist.
J. J. B. Hilliard &
ville, at
1.80%.
net interest cost of about
a
Dated
April 1
clusive.
1956
April
City, at
1964
1,
a
bonds
in
maturing
Princi¬
callable.
are
Superintendent
receive
sealed
of
Schools,
a.m.'
10
Water Works
5
(P.O.
245,00 North Attleborough, Proj¬
May 19
2,258,000 Somerville, Project 200-
175,
v.
—
awarded to
1805
p.
—
White, Hattier
Sanford, both of New Orleans,
Barrow, Leary & Co., of ShreveOrleans,
3V4S, at
as
a
Lafourche
No.
Parish
Bond
able.
District
Water
District
June
on
bonds.
until
will
19
for
11
are
the pur¬
public improve¬
July 1,1952.
Dated
J-J.
Interest
Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
Orleans.
New
Thibodaux, La.
Sale—The issue
utility
revenue
bonds
was
syndicate
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
&
bonds.
to
Due
1967
on
July
1
from
1964
inclusive.
Fulton
Louis.
County, Canton Union
Bond
Canton), III.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$1,200,000
syndicate composed of the First
National Bank, Bacon, Whipple &
Co, both of Chicago, National
a
Bank of
of
Canton, and Wood, Gundy
Co, Inc., of Chicago, at a price
100.17,
a
net
interest
cost
of
1953
535,000
to
2s.
1963
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
on
Dec.
1
from
Bond
to
175,
the
p.
May 19
2120—were awarded
Fletcher
dianapolis,
on
as
Trust
Co., of In¬
III.
$50,000 Com¬
munity Building bonds offered on
May 5 — v. 175, p. 1804
were
—
awarded
to
Blewer, Heitner &
Glynn, of St. Louis, as l7/ss, at a
price of 100.59, a basis of about
1.65%.
Bond
of
Pearl
Bakker,
Secretary of Board of Education*
—
bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on May 26 for the
purchase
of
$130,000
building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1952. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1971
1952.
bonds
maturing
on
Clerk,
bids
on
callable.
(J-J)
Hardin
re¬
10
Due
on
or
Bank
Legality
Grafton
the
&
in
Grafton,
of
Bond
County (P.
O.
offered
1, 1965 are callable. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler, on May 16—v. 175, p. 2121—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of Chicago.
!
of the Equitable Securities Corp.,
Bremer County (P. O.
A. C. Allyn & Co.,'of Chicago, W.
Waverly), Iowa
E. Hutton & Co., of Cincinnati,
Bond Sale—^The $400,000 County and Paul Frederick & Co., of New
Home bonds offered on May 15— York City, at a price of par, a net
revenue
bonds
Somerville
Housing Authorities,
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City, for
notes
until 10
$5,000,000 notes
May 19—v. 175, p. 2121
awarded to Whiting,
Stubbs, of Boston, at a
Legality
$379.
main
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
offered
on
-—were
awarded to the Rockland-
May 14—v. 175, p. 2004
of
price of
basis of about 1.19%.
as
1.20s,
at
a
on
chase
water
June
1
from
inclusive.
1967
to
$20,000
Mass.
Offering
Leonard
—
Treasurer, will re¬
bids
sealed
until
11
a.m.
May 28
for the pur¬
$468,000 bonds, as fol¬
on
of
$368,000 Highway Macadam Loan
No.
from
1
bonds.
Due
100,000 water loan
Due
on
June
1
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
on
June
1
No.
from
1 bonds.
1953
to
June
1,
1957 inclusive.
.
Bank,
Due
notes.
May 26 for
on
of
'
Gloucester, Mass.
Bond Sale —The $40,000 bonds
National
Town
lows:
by
Dodge, of Boston.
Atlas
The
New Bedford,
premium of
approved
Mass.
—
(DST)
a.m.
purchase
(DST)
on
a
Offering
Pacheco, City
Note Sale—The
1.00%, plus
Med way,
-
Note
Note
Boston, Mass.
&
Bank, of Bos¬
ton, at 0.84% discount.
ceive
rate of
'
purchased by the Rock-
was
July 1 from
r
were
V.,j
land-Atlas National
1953
MASSACHUSETTS
offered
Housing
Note Sale—The issue of $600,000
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
—
Attleborough
Medford, Mass.
the
1964 inclusive.
on
North
Authority.
Treasurer will receive sealed bids
1 from
July
on
Weeks
Covington), Ky.
Sale—The $565,000 school
follows:
as
319,000 23/4S. Due
Eliza-
by
erett, Haverhill, North Adams and
and
net interest cost
a
Due
1958 to
First
approved
Leary
2.79%,
4s.
Orleans,
&
Co., of
New
89,000 2V2S. Due on July 1 from
Principal and inter¬
at
of
1954 to 1957 inclusive.
The bonds
Louisville.
building
$42,000
after Jan. 1, 1956
National
Kenton
Barrow,
of about
a.m.
Dated
Jan. 1 from
both
Shreveport, at
bonds.
payable
bethtown.
Wyatt,
Boyd,
will
until
1976 inclusive.
inclusive.
and after
est
A.
H.
—
hospital
$40,000
1,
Elizabeth-
June 7 for the purchase
on
maturing
Ackley Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Offering
Court
sealed
(CST)
are
Bond
Offering
County
ceive
1953 to
IOWA
Dec.
Sale—The
,
Jan.
l%s.
The
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
Highland,
i —v.
will receive sealed
about 1.89%, as follows:
$665,000 134s. Due
Sale—The $235,000 build¬
County (P. O.
town), Ky.
Equitable Securities Corp.,
Jones,
and
.
Hardin
ing-1952 bonds offered
building bonds offered on May 20
—v. 175, p. 2120—were awarded to
&
-
-.
Tipton-Cicero Township Sch. Corp.
(P. O. Tipton), Ind.
School District No: 66 (P. O.
[
■,.■■■
Beverly, Boston Cambridge, Ev-
composed
Charles
a
& Hanrahan, of New
City, for the Agawan, Athol,
York
pur¬
the
by
Bank, of Boston. Legality ap¬
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
light
White, Hattier & Sanford, Scharff
St.
pay-
Heenehan
the
of $450,-
000 water works and electric
chased
are
proved
&
Bond
call-
payable at the National Shaw-
mut
July 1 from 1954 to 1982j
inclusive.
of
are
Principal and interest (J-J)
\ for the Group A bonds
a.m
Secretary,
bids
sealed
on
are
dated
July 1,
July 1 from 1953 to
on
(P. O. Lockport), La.
j able at the Second National Bank,
Offering — Richard of Boston and the Group B bonds
1
Barker,
Due
bonds
Due
net interest11992 inclusive. The bonds
of the
of
The
1952.
cost of about 3.44%.
ling Green. Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
406,000 Athol, Project 200-1.
port, and Arnold & Crane, of New
American National Bank of Bow¬
&
Group B
of Scharff & Jones,
&
'
1.
syndicate composed
a
>
;
.
ect 200-1.
were
4s. Dated
as
200-1.
Waggaman), La.
Bond Sale—The $274,000 public
improvement bonds
offered
on
f
May 1, 1952. Legality approved by
Co., of Chicago,
Agawam, Project 200-2
Beverly, Project 200-2.
Beverlv. Prmert 200-2
Boston, Project 200-2.
Cambridge, Project 200-3.
Cambridge, Project 200-5.
3.082,000 Everett, Project 200-1.
809,000 Haverhill, Project 200-2.
909,000
North Adams,
Project
ties
(CDST) on June 2 for
purchase of $36,000 building
Group A
A
(CST) on June 3 for the purchase
466,000
$28,000 building bonds. Due ' 4fifi nftft
839,000
1954 to 1972 inclusive. Le
856,000
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
712,000
Judell, of New Orleans.
until 7 p.m.
the
at
*
AAn
from
pal
payable
of
of
Jefferson Parish
Boston, until
May 28 for the
$10,722,000
State-
on
™Jeterans Projects bonds> 33
will,
until
bids
Street,
(DST)
purchase
(P. O. Jonesville), La.
Offering - A. L. Brooks,'
purchased by the Midland Securi¬
interest
23, 1952.
Tremont
noon
sohn, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
and
Boston, at 0.85% dis¬
a premium of $3. Due
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
>
Offering—The Chairmen
90
Due
1952.
of
Dec.
Bond
Catahoula Parish Sch. Dist. No. 25
1953 to 1964 in¬
from
The
to
Son, of Louis¬
pur¬
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
2.30%.
ment
purchased by
was
$500,000
was
& Trust
chase of $200,000
Bond Sale—The issue of $85,000
hospital bonds
notes
of the following Housing Authori¬
Co., of Bossier ties will receive sealed bids at the
net interest cost of about office of the State Housing Board,
sier Bank
(CST)
Bowling Green, Ky.
Mass.
1688—were awarded to the Bos¬
p.
receive
City.
New
or
count. Plus
on
school
May 15—v. 175,
District No.
Ward
anticipation
Sale—The $130,000
Kansas
Offering—J.
on
chased by the Merchants National'
(P. O. Benton), La.
on
Boston
Note Sale—The issue of
Bank,
\
in
payable
tax
LOUISIANA
Municipal University of Wichita,
Bond
Due
1952. Principal and inter¬
Maiden,
pay¬
Bond
ing
pur¬
notes.
callable.
are
the
at
2.02%.
Ringsted Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
a.m.
the
26 for
$500,000
re¬
11
City. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Kentucky Trust Co.,
Louisville. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Dist., Iowa
Sale—The
p.
est
until
Dodge, of Boston.
Jan.
on
bonds offered
Sch.
ing bonds offered
175,
Dec. 5,
was
May
on
of
Due
Bond
Parnell Con.
(DST)
bids
Mc-
will
York
National
as 2s, at a
basis of about
a
basis
J.
Treasurer,
sealed
chase
$25,000
awarded to
Moines
Offering—Daniel
City
ceive
O.
bonds
a
Lynn, Mass.
Note
purchased by the State Treasurer,
as 3s, at a price of 100.004, a basis
of about 2.99%. Dated July 1, 1952.
Bank, of Des Moines,
price of
1.91%.
(P.
Sale—The issue of
price of 101.30,
a
the
to
p.
about 1.53%.
Ardle,
Morehead
able
on
Iowa-Des
—
l3As, at
of
ley City.
Principal and interest
on
bonds
$65,000 first
house
court
awarded
bonds
175,
2121—were awarded to
Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, of Boston, as
McCreary County, Whit¬
inclusive.
Moines.
Bond
Lynn, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $400,000
offered on May 21 — v.
May 10—v. 175,
on
were
—
of
The
—
revenue
offered
bonds
pur¬
of
from
Sale
Bond
mortgage
—
1.61%.
May 1 from
on
McCreary County Court House and
Public Square Corp.
(P. O.
Whitley City), Ky.
sealed bids until 7:30
on
Sale
inclusive.
—
$439,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1952. Due on Nov. 1
Dated
on
Bond Sale—The issue of $26,000
works
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Offering
1973
1968 to
Bank
Knoxville
Hopkinton, Mass.
as
on
200,000 2%s. Due
inclu¬
1971
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
on
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
water
of
receive
July 1, 1953
1966. Interest J-J. Le¬
91
Bond Offering—Mathilde Peter-
-
Nov.
May 27 for the purchase of $20,;
the
for
Legality
approved
by
Depew,
Stanley, Weigand, Hook & Curf-
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
*
.
2003—were awarded to R.
Dickson
&
Township,
O.
Township
Cook
Sale—The
of
Ind.
Bond Offering—William Smiley,
ILLINOIS
Bond
Charles
by
(P:
ing bonds offered
issue
nicht, of St. Louis.
i
•
26
2.66%,
Bond
8
sive.
revenue
III.
$30,000
road" bonds
was
purchased
by
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., of Chicago,
as 3s. Dated May 1, 1952. Legality
"National
May
on
until
bids
inclusive.
are
Interest
1952.
1
1970
bonds
proved
bonds.
Dist., Iowa
$85,000 building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1952. Due on
July 1, 1953 to Jan. 1, 1958.
on
bonds. Due
revenue
May
on
p.m.
76,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
revenue
312%
7
Township bonds.
July 1 and Jan. from
on
1953
1962
inclusive.-
1,740,000
s
until
$149,000 School
Due
to
bids
of
$3,000,000
bonds,
water system
sealed
(CST) on May 27 for the purchase
$225,000 bonds, as follows:
vFrench
Atlanta
receive
(CST)
purchase
$350,000 im¬
.able
ceive
Sch.
about
The $90,000 water
May 1 from bonds offered on May 22—v. 175,
1954 to 1957 inclusive.
p. 2121—were awarded to Coffin
285,000 2V2S. Due on May 1 from & Burr, of Boston, as 1.70s, at a
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
price of 100.56, a basis of about
Offering —Ann
p.m.
A
—
Con.
of
cost
$80,000 3V4S. Due
1.73%.
sealed
pur¬
Ross,
Gary
-
-
a
interest
follows:
Trustem,
Board of Education,
bonds.
Legality "ap¬
McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
by
proved
Chi¬
price of 100.16,
of
will
p.m.
18 for the
building
1,1952. Due
1
3
re¬
clusive. Interest J-J.
!
.
;
bids
$40,000
and Jan.
1972 inclusive.
County-Marietta
Trustee, will
June
on
of
Dated June
.
Authority (P. O. Marietta),
'/
(CDST)
Aug. 1 from
on
sealed
chase
Aug. 1 from
on
730,000 2.20s. Due
Cobb
from
1
1957 inclusive.
1,665,000 2s. Due
1969
Township
man,
awarded to
Co.,
Secretary of
chase
Clinton
&
;
Aug.
on
Bond
will receive
inclusive.
INDIANA
ceive
$605,000 3s.
1
;-
follows:
as
Hanlontown
p.m.
Milhous,
Co.,
1 %s, at
Bond
Norris & Hirshberg, J. W. Tindall
&
Trust
basis of about
a
1963 inclusive.
810,000 21/4S. Due
.Co., all of Atlanta, at a price of
100.05, a net interest cost of about
2003—were
p.
Northern
inclusive.
Due
1957 to
City, J. H. Hilsman
Martin & Co.,
Jan.-1
on
2s.
630,000
Rollins & Co., Inc., W. H. Morton
& Co., Roosevelt
& Cross, both
Co.,
of
price of
net interest cost of about
100.08,
Barney & Co., of New York City,
Courts & Co., of Atlanta, Blair,
&
York
2.20%,
2003—were awarded
syndicate composed of Smith,
a
issue
bonds
B.
Rodman
New
May
on
the
Hutchinson & Co, all of Chicago,
and Shearson, Hammill &
Co, of
anticipation series
revenue
certificates
Bank,
175,
v.
'
cago, as
ne
building
tional
Ga.
Certificate Sale—The $3,000,000
1952
Dist.
chased by a syndicate composed of
the Northern Trust Co, First Na¬
Augusta,
water
Sale—T
710,000
p.
Barcus,
GEORGIA
:
Sch.
(P. O. Libertyville),
Illinois
$95,000 general
improvement refunding bonds
1804
120
Beach, Fla.
Salt,—The
Bond
.
County Con.
No.
Fernandina
51
Boston,
100.05,
a
The
1952.
able
bonds
are
dated
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
National Shawmut
Bank of Boston.
Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
&
K.
Herbert
—
Bartlett Town Treasurer, will re¬
bids
sealed
ceive
in
care
ton, Municipal Dept., 28
State
Street, Boston 6, until 11 a.m.
for the pur¬
of
$135,000
remodeling
Dated June 1, 1952. Due
chase
bonds.
from
I
June
on
May 27
on
1953
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Merchants Na¬
tional Bank of Boston. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer fic Dodge, of Boston.
Randolph, Mass.
Note Sale—The issue of $79,000
purchased by the
Rockland-Atlas National Bank, of
Boston,
a
as
price of 101.03,
a
basis of about 1.86%. Dated June
1, 1952. Due on June 1 from 1953
to
1968 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at the Merchants
National Bank, of Boston.
69,000
Offering
3s.
Second
i)
bids
sealed
National
in
care
Bank
of
of
the
Boston,
111 Franklin Street, Boston, until
II a.m. ( DST) on May 28 for the
purchase of $150,000 water bonds.
Bated July 1, 1952. Due on July 1
JErom 1953 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
July
on
able.
on
on
ceive
bids
sealed
Second National
III
in
care
of
the
Bank, of Boston,
Franklin
Street, Boston, until
on May 26 for the
.purchase of $65,000 water notes.
Dated June 15, 1952. Due on June
1 p.m.
15
(DST)
from
1953
inclusive.
1965
to
6
July 1, 1969.
10,000 2y2s. Due
July 1, 1970.
Gilbert,
and Briggs,
Swagler,
both
& Macartney,
Morton, Kyle
of St. Paul.
Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $138,000 auto¬
mobile
parking
bonds offered
p.
at
awarded to Mc¬
Co., of Detroit,
2004 —were
Donald-Moore
&
interest
net
a
of
cost
about
2.74%.
Bond
will receive sealed
15,000 water revenue certificates.
Due on July 1 from 1953 to
1967
inclusive.
The certifi¬
3s, at par. Dated
cates
bonds offered
Mich.
p.
$65,600 special
improvement
1689
iy2s, at
1.44%.
of about
to the
Bank, of Niles, as
purchase of $36,000 bonds.
price of 100.33, a basis
a
Portland
awarded
were
—
First National
Detroit Lakes,
Bond
Township Sch. Dist. No. 3
2s. Due on April
1953 to 1960 inclusive.
$70,000
City
7
from
1 from
15,000 iy2s. Due
on
\ Bond Sale—The $793,000 build¬
syndicate
composed of Whiting,
Weeks & Stubbs, R. L. Day & Co.,
and Estabrook & Co., all of
Boston,
1.90s, at a price of
basis of about 1.84%.
as
100.46,
a
2y2s,
1954
1952. Due on Jan. 1
1973
to
inclusive.
The
callable. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
office. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
&
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Bond Sale—The issue of $75,000
April 1, 1969.
works
water
system bonds was
purchased by a syndicate com¬
posed of Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Allison-Williams Co.,, and J.
M. Dain & Co., all of Minneapolis,
in
and
1957
from
1952
204,000
and
purchased
ration, of Detroit, at
a
Due
2y2s,
$30,000
May
1 from
1962 inclusive.
on
inclusive,
1961
due
Stations
and
2y2s,
1957
to
due
1961
inclusive,
on
Dec.
1
and
Site
on
Dec.
1
inclusive,
$295,000 2%s, due
on
Dec.
1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Additional
Sale—The
$410,000
improvement-1952
bonds
was purchased by
Halsey, Stuart
& Co., and Associates, as 2s, at a
price of 100.12, a basis of about
1.96%.
Ste,
Marie,
Bonds
Minn.
to
Clerk,
►
from
district
May 5
—
Sold—The
Not
bids
re¬
Due
Due
Orleans,
Dist.. (P.
Bond
Inc.,
June 1,
1954
1952. Due
to
1962
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Legality
approved by Faegre fic Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Polk
and
Mahnomen
Counties
Indep. Sch, Dist. No. 142
(P. O. Fosston), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on April 24—
175, p. 1588—were awarded to
Kalman
fic
Co., of St. Paul, at
a
on
were
3y4s,. at
price
a
Calhoun Con. Sch•
O. Laurel), Miss.
Offering
Lonnie
—
E»
building bonds.
County, Glade Con. Sch. Dist,
(P. O. Ellisville), Miss.
Sale—The $12,000 school
bonds offered on May 5—v. 175,
p. 1806—were awarded to Kings¬
Bond
bury & Alvis, of New Orleans, as
3s, at a price of 100.30.
July 1 from
on
July
on
Due
Lee
County, Guntown Special Con•
School District (P. O.
from
1
Tupelo), Miss.
Bond
July
on
1
awarded
Mrs. John A.
$70,000
ing bonds. Due in 1 to 20 years.
the
to
—
certificates offered
Sale
revenue
The
—
April 21—v. 175,
on
Offering
Rasberry, "Clerk of Board of Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on June 2
for the purchase of $35,000 build¬
inclusive.
1982
1689—were
p.
Marshall and Benton
Allison-Williams
Counties,
Potts
Camp Con. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Holly Springs),
price of 100.03, a basis of about
Mississippi
2.19%.
r,
Bond Sale—The $80,000 school;
Traverse County Indep. Sch. Dist. bonds offered on May 19—v. 175, {
No. 32 (P. O. Wheaton), Minn.
p. 2121—were awarded to the First j
Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬ National Bank, of Memphis.
I
Co., of Minneapolis,
ing
offered
bonds
2.20s, at
as
May
on
a
14—
Mead ville,
175, p. 2005—were awarded to
syndicate
composed
of
the
v.
a
Miss.
j
Bond Offering—Mrs. E. L. Mul-
j
Al¬ len, Town Clerk, will receive seal- S
ed
bids until 1 p.m.
(CST) oni
lison-Williams Co., both of Min¬
June 3 for the purchase of $22,0001
neapolis, State Bank of Wheaton,
Northwestern National Bank,
Town bonds. Due in 11 years.
J. M. Dain fic Co., and Piper, Jaf¬
fray
&
Hopwood,
neapolis, at
interest
a
cost
follows:.
$80,000
price of
of
\
Due
1954 to
par,
about
;
2s.
both of
/
Min¬
a
2.36%,
Pearl
net
River
Supervisors
(P. O. Poplarville), Miss.
Bond Offering — N. C. Rouse,
as
Clerk
1
County,
Dists.
,.....
May
on
will
from
1
1959 inclusive.
of
Board
receive
of
Supervisors,
sealed
bids
until
(CST) on June 3 for th£
75,000 2.20s. Due on May 1 from purchase of $450,000 Supervisors
Districts
1960 to .1964 inclusive.
1, 2 and 3 Industrial
120,000 2M>s. Due
Bond
Waconia, Minn.
Offering — J. F.
the
will
p.m.
receive
(CST)
to
sealed
on May
purchase
1967
by
inclusive.
Moody
fic
j
and Covington
Counties,
j
Taylorsville Special Con. Sch.
I
Dist. (P. O. Taylorsville),
Mississippi
Bond Sale—The issue of $140,-
Riebe,
of $55,000
Municipal Building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1952. Due on Feb. 1 from
1955
Due from 1953 to 1972 in¬
Smith
Clerk,
bids-until 8
for
bonds.
May 1 from
clusive.
City
26
on
p.m.
1970 inclusive.
1965 to
000
building bonds was purchased
by Allen and Co., of Hazlehurst,^
Legality
as
Swagler,
1,
3y4s, 2%s and 3s. Dated June;
1952.
Legality approved
Trauernicht,
of
fic
Charles
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
fic McCartney, both of St. Paul.
Wood Lake,
(CST) on June
3
for
the
purchase of $22,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
—
Jones
Redwood Falls, Minn.
Mound, Minn.
p.m.
as
Jones County,
and
bids until 8
1806
p.
100.01.
of
1972 inclusive.
Certificate
water
Building bonds offered on May 9
—v. 175, p. 1905—were rejected.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
175,
super¬
offered
awarded to Kingsbury fic Alvis, of
New
Co.,
all
of
to
approved
Bond Offering—Edna J. Gooder,
v.
notes
fic
3V4s.
1973
ceived for the $100,000 Community
net interest cost of about 2.80%.
*
'
Lanesboro,
v.
Mich.
Bond Offering—R. R. Reinhart,
City
bonds
maturing after March 1, 1961 are
callable,
Legality
approved by
Faegre fic Benson, of Minneapolis.
street
Sault
inclusive. The
1971
will receive sealed
74,000 214 s. Due on May 1 from bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 2 Pope and Douglas Counties Indep.
for the purchase of $23,250 special
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
I
Sch. Dist. No. 5 (P. O.
18,000 iy2s. Due on May 1, 1968. assessment bonds. Dated May 15,
Villard), Minn.
1952. Due on May 15 from 1953 to
Bond Offering — Roy Anderson,
Clinton and Harrison
Townships 1957 inclusive. Principal and in¬
District.Clerk, will receive sealed
School District No, 7 (P. O.
terest (M-N) payable at the Cen¬
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on June
R. F. D. No. 4, Mt;
tral Savings Bank, of Sault Ste.
Clemens),
5
for the purchase of, $17^00
Marie.
Michigan
building, bonds. Dated June 1}
Bond Sal£—The $125,000 build¬
1952. Due on Juried 1 from>4955Uo
MINNESOTA
ing bonds offered on May 13—v.
1979 inclusive. The bonds ftiatur175, p. 2004—were awarded to the
Aitkin, Minn.
ing after June 1, 1972 are callable;
First of Michigan
Corp., and H. V,
Bond Offering — A. B. Ouren,
Legality approved by Dorsey, Col¬
Sattley fic Co., both of Detroit, Village Clerk, will receive sealed
man, Barker,0 Scott fic Barber, of
jointly, at a price of 100.003, a bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on June 4 Minneapolis.
1954
,
1953 to
inclusive.
1952 to 1956
Fire
from
Barry Township Unit Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Delton), Mich.
$108,000 2s.
1956
bonds: $23,000 3s, due on Dec.
1 from 1952 to 1956 inclusive,
net interest
ing bonds offered on April 8—v.
175, p. 1486 — were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of Chicago, and H. V.
Sattley &
Co., of Detroit, jointly, at a price
of 100.03, a net interest cost of
about 2.04%, as follows:
to
1957 to 1961 inclusive,
$75,000 23/4s, due on Dec.
348,000
cost of about 1.91%.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
on May 28 for the purchase
$100,000 building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1952. Due on Sept. 1 from
1 from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
by the First of Michigan Corpo¬
visors
1964 inclusive.
3s.
1,350,000
of
from
1
Mannheimer-Egan
1955 to
(CST)
1
general
$75,000
was
Dec.
paving-1952
bonds: $54,000 3s, due on Dec.
Sale—The issue of $110,-
000 building bonds
on
1958.
1 from 1957 to
(P. O. Almont), Mich.
.
due
and
and $25,000 2y2s, due on Dec.
MICHIGAN
Almont Township Sch. Dist. No.
.
inclusive,
49,000 general sewer-1952 bonds:
$24,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1
1 from
Bond
1956
$11,000
ing bonds offered on May 20—v.
175, p. 2121—were awarded to a
Co.,
$600,000 23As.
bonds.
Royal Oak, Mich.
*
the
Second
National
Bank,
of
Bond Sale—The $637,000 gen¬
Boston.
*
eral obligation bonds offered on
May 15 — v. 175, p. 2004 — were
Somerville, Mass.
Note Sale—The $500,000 notes awarded to a syndicate composed as follows:
offered on May 19—v. 175, p. 2121 of Halsey, Stuart & Co., Blyth & $25,000 1.80s. Due on June 1 from
1955 to 1962 inclusive.
—were awarded to the Somerville
Co., Hornblower fic Weeks, both of
National Bank, at 0.87% discount. Chicago,
and
Kenower,
Mac50,000 2.20s. Due on June 1 from
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Arthur & Co., of Detroit, at a
Taunton, Mass.
price of par, a net interest cost of
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Note Sale—The $350,000 notes about
2.72%, as follows:
No. 19 (P. O. Hopkins), Minn.
cffered on May 20—v. 175, p. 2121
$36,000 Washington Avenue and
Bond Offering — W. W. Mac—were awarded to the First Na¬
Main
Street
paving bonds: Queen, District Clerk, will receive
tional Bank, of Boston, at 0.84%
$25,000 3s, due on Dec. 1 from sealed and open bids until 8 p.m.
Whitman, Mass.
fic
$100,000
of
construction
(P. O. Ellis ville),
Mississippi
$13,000
Sale—The
Note
(CST) on July
urer's
15,000 l3/4s. Due on April 1, 1968.
to
Jones County
Bank,
1965 to
sealed
Monday, May 26, 1952
apolis, Paine, Webber, Jackson & Meador, Clerk of Board of Super¬
Curtis, of Chicago, Milwaukee Co., visors, will receive sealed bids un¬
of Milwaukee, Blunt Ellis & Sim¬ til 10 a.m.
(CST) on June 2 for
mons, of Chicago, Harold E. Wood the
purchase of $33,000 school
Learned,
E.
receive
purchase
sewer
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
1952
Northwestern
both of Minne¬
apolis, Blyth & Co., of Chicago,
Harriman Ripley fic Co. Inc., Mer¬
rill
Lynch
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane,
John
Nuveen
&
Co.,
White, Weld
&
Co.,
all
of
Chicago, B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Allison -Williams Co., J. M.
Dain & Co., both of Minneapolis,
Kalman fic Co., of St. Paul, Piper,
Jaffray fic Hopwood, of Minne¬
700,000
bonds maturing after Jan. 1, 1968
are
1 from
April
on
the
for
Dated July 1,
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
2s. Due
will
Clerk,
Storm
Principal and interest payable at
discount.
National
Minn.
Offering—L.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
40,000 l3/4s. Due on April 1 from
60,000
First National Bank,
'
-
«
.
Indep. Sch. Dist. street improvement bonds was
purchased by Cady fic Co., of Co(P. O. St. Paul), Minn,
Bond
Sale — The $2,650,000 lumbus, and M. S. Saunders & Co.,
building bonds offered on May of Memphis, jointly, as 2V£s and
21—v. 175, p. 2005—were awarded 2%s. Dated March 1, 1952. Legal¬
to a syndicate composed of the ity approved by Charles fic Trau¬
First National Bank, of St. Paul, ernicht, of St. Louis.
Shaughnessy
Phillips
Co.,
Gibas, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until June 5 for the
.
No. 3
*
April 22—v. 175,
on
July 1, 1961
on
.
Ramsey County
Caldwell,
St.
Paul,
The bonds and certificates are
fic
Co., E. J.
dated July 1, 1952. Legality ap¬ Woodard-Elwood
Prescott fic Co., both of Minne¬
proved by Faegre fic Benson, of
apolis, and T. H. Jones Co., of
Minneapolis.
Cleveland, at a price of 100.06, a
'
Circle Pines, Minn.
net interest cost of about 3.14%,
Bond
Offering — Andrew C. as follows:
maturing in 1959 to 1964 are call¬
street
maturing
and thereafter are callable.
able. Interest J-D.
assessment
bids
inclusive.
1957
May 15, 1952. Due on Dec. 15 from
1953 to 1964 inclusive. The bonds
Sale—The
and oral
(CST) on June 3 for
the purchase of $26,000 bonds and
certificates, as follows:
until 8 p.m.
building bonds was purchased by
Lumberman's Bank,
Bond
Clements, Village Clerk,
Keith R.
the National
of Muskegon, as
Offering-
$11,000 street improvement bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1953 to
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Muskegon), Mich.
Sale—The issue of $58,000
Muskegon
No. 8
Bayport, Minn.
Bond and Certificate
system revenue
May 19—v. 175,
on
(P. O. Portland), Mich. ■
cipal and interest payable at the
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
Second National Bank, of Boston.
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray, ing bonds offered on May 1—v.
175, p. 1805 — were awarded to
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., at a price
of 100.005, a net interest cost of
Sharon, Mass.
Note Offering — Harry L. about 1.85%, as follows:
Cheney, Town Treasurer, will re¬
turing after Jan. 1, 1962 are call¬
Legality approved by Moody
from
1
10,000 23/4s. Due
F.
Nichols, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
Due
Niles,
Preston
—-
July 1 from
on
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Reading, Mass.
Bond
purchase of $55,000 street
improvement bonds. Dated July
1, 1952. Due on Jan. 1 from 1954
to 1972 inclusive. The bonds ma¬
for the
2.95%,
1953 to 1959 inclusive.
was
2s, at
of about
follows:
$36,000 3y4s. Due
1962 in¬
to
clusive.
school notes
as
of the
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
(DST)
interest cost
net
Plymouth, Mass.
Ottering
Bond
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2224)
52
-
by;
St|
Louis.
Tallahatchie County
Minn.
(P. O.
Charleston), Miss.
Bond Sale—The issue of $20,000
Sale—The issue of $395,-,
Municipal Improvement
purchased by the State 000 general refunding bonds was
Bank, of Wood Lake, as 2.70s, at purchased by M. A. Sautiders fic
Co., of Memphis, as 2%s, and 3s.
par.
■ •
Dated June 1, 1952. Legality ap¬
Worthington, Minn.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bond Offering — G. S. Thomp¬ of St. Louis.
son, City Clerk, will receive sealed
MISSOURI
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on June
)
3 for the purchase of $1,150,000
Kansas City, Mo.
>
light, power and heating system
Bond Sale—The $3,770,000 bonds!
revenue
and
general obligation offered on
May 21—v. 175, p. 2005
bonds. Dated June 1, 1952. Due on
—were
awarded to a syndicate
July 1, 1954 to Jan. 1, 1973. The
composed of the Mercantile Trust!
bonds maturing in 1963 to 1973
Co., of St. Louis, City National!
are callable.
Interest J-J. Legal¬
Bank & Trust Co., Stern Bros, fid
ity approved by Dorsey, Colman,
Co., both of Kansas City, the Illi—|
Barker, Scott fic Barber, of Min¬ riois
Co., of Chicago, Lucas, Eisenf
neapolis.
fic
Waeckerle, of
Kansas City,
Rand fic Co., of New York City]
MISSISSIPPI
McDonald-Moore fic Co., of
Dej
Forest, Miss.
troit, and T. H. Jones fic Co., of
Bond Sale—The issue of $30,000
Cleveland, at a price of 100.12, a|
recreational bonds was purchased net interest cost of about
1.67%,
by Allen and Co,; of Hazlehurst, as follows:
as 2y2s. Dated ^Afcril; 1, 1952. Le¬
$95,000 public hospital, 6th issue,
gality approved'^ by1' Charles fic
series D bonds: $12,000 2y2sj
Trauernicht, of St." Louis.
due on June 1 from 1953 td
Bond
General
bonds
was
;
1955"
Houston, Miss.
Bond
Sale—The
000 water
issue of $190,-
and sewer system
and
due
1964
inclusive,
$43,000
l^sj
1
from
1956 to
inclusive,
and
$40,00C
on
June
Number 5119
Volume 175
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
53
(2225)
l3/£s, due
on
June 1 from 1965
to 1972 inclusive.
and recreation, se¬
bonds: $15,000 2V2s, due
100,000 park
ries D
June
on
1955
to
1953
from
1
struction bonds offered
to
Minneapolis,
1
June
1965
from
due
due
!
June
on
1964
on
1953
$135,000
to
100,000
bonds:
$15,000
June
from
1
K
elusive,
'
June
to
1956
Manchester
to
1972
inclusive.
-250,000 stadium, series B bonds:
$36,000 2%s, due on June 1
*
from 1953 to
1955 inclusive,
iy2s, due
$110,000
June 1
inclusive,
and $104,000 l%s, due on June
from
1956
)
until
bids
11
Bond
(DST) on May
the purchase of $2,780,000
for
a.m.
State Guaranteed
June
from
1
1955 in-
1953 to
elusive, $290,000 iy2s, due
..
June
•
from
1
1956 to
on
in¬
1964
clusive, and $264,000 l%s, due
June
on
1
from
1965
to
1972
1952
11
(DST)
a.m.
State Guaranteed
May 8
of
New
City,
100.03,
a
Bond
clusive,
1955 in¬
1953 to
$54,000
iy2s,
due
on
t'.-
June
1
elusive, and $53,000 l3/4s, due
from
1
1956 to
1964 in-
June
on
1
from
1965
inclusive.
to
1972
•
250,000
street improvement, se¬
ries C bonds: $36,000 2y2s, due
on June
1 from 1953 to 1955
!
inclusive,
June
on
$110,000
1
1
inclusive,
1
due
1956
to
$104,000
and
June
on
1972
from
iy2s,
from
1
due
1964
l3As,
1965
to
inclusive.
MONTANA
Conrad, Mont.
Bond
Offering
I.
Castle,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June 2
for the purchase of $30,000 Fire
House bonds. Dated July 1, 1952.
The bonds
plan.
are on
the amortization
Interest J-J.
1
Great
Bond
price
basis of about 2.13%.
bids until
for
will
7 p.m.
the
•water
receive sealed
(MST) on June
purchase
system
of
revenue
Bank,
of
Co.,
Newark,
Andrews
$500,000
bonds.
&
about
bonds
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
June
5
for
the
and interest
Horsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Tradesmen's
Histrict Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June
$160,000
building bonds. Dated July 1,1952.
The bonds
plan..
the amortization
These
J-J.
mentioned in
were
a
are on
Interest
our
price
bonds
column at
building
1977
(DST)
purchase
by
of
at a
of
Township Sch. Dist. (Pm.O.
Vineland), N. J.
* " 1
Bond Offering — Margaret L.
Thorn, District Clerk, will receive
bonds maturing in 1963 to 1972 are
purchase
&
Inc.,
basis of about 2.21%.
a
callable.
the
Wells,
2V4S,
as
to
County Sch. Dist. No. S
(P. O. Terry), Mont.
Bond Offering — Lee Hubing,
on
on
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Little Silver, N. J.
Bond Sale
The $15,000
Sale—The $350,000 build¬
Sanders County Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Trout Creek), Mont.
J. Van Ingen & Co., of New York
Johnson, District
ceive
sealed
(MST)
chase
Clerk,
until
will
8
re¬
J-J.
Teton County School District No. 1
(P.
O.
Sale
Choteau), Mont.
The $90,000 con¬
—
basis
2x/2s, at
of
a
about
price of 100.16,
2.48%.
on
the
Bros. & Hutzler,
City, at 0.93%,
Sewer Authority
1976
of
1
June
from
1953 to
Principal and in¬
&
Wood, of New York
21
(P.
O.
175,
2005
p.
Roosevelt
City,
as
—
on
were
Sale
$1,603,000
on
May
basis of about
15, 1952. Due
to
1961
interest
basis
a
about
of
2.06%.
Bond
$60,000
was
1.39%. Dated May
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
York City. Legality approved by
&
Pleasant, N. J.
Bond Offering—William I. Curran,
Borough
sealed bids
Clerk,
will receive
unt$ 8 p.m. (DST) on
purchase of $65,000
June 3 for the
water, series F.bonds. Dated June
1, 1952. Due on June 1 from 1953
to
1965
interest
inclusive.
(J-D)
Trust
Co., of
Watkins Glen, as 1.60s, at a price
of 100.14, a basis of about 1.55%.
Dated June
1, 1952. Due
on
the
kins
Glen National
Glen.
Hawkins,
New'York
Legality
Delafield
payable
Bank, Wat¬
approved by
& Wood, of
City.
Principal and
payable at the the
Schenectady
Trust
Co.i
Company of
Buffalo, as
price of 100.26, a basis
1.70s, at
a
of about
and
York,
1.64%.
Painted Post, N,
Y.
Bond Sale—The $71,000
Village
Hall bonds offered on May 14—v.
175,
2006—were awarded to the
p.
First
National
Post,
as
Bank,
of
Painted
l3As.
Springport,
Sch.
Fleming, Aureliust
and Scipio Central
Dist.
No.
1
(P.
Springs), N.
Offering
O.
Y.
B.
Charles
—
Black, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
(DST)
May 27 for the purchase of
$837,500 school bonds. Dated June
on
1972
on
June 1 from 1953
inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
Marine
Midland
Principal
payable
and
the
at
Trust
E.
will
Gage,
receive
on
Tonawanda, Brighton Fire District
No. 5 (P. O. Kenmore), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Roswell J.
Fleischman,
will
District
receive
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
000
3:30 p.m. (DST) on May 28 for the
building bonds. Dated June 1,
purchase of $22,000 fire truck pur¬
1952.
to
Due
1972
on
June
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1953
and
chase
Due
bonds.
June
on
Dated
1
June
from 1.953
1, 1952..
to
1962
interest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, Morris. Legality
inclusive.
approved
Backus,
of Morris.
of
Kenmore.
Legality approved
by O. Clyde Joslin, of Tonawanda.
Morristown, Oswegatchie, Macomb,
Wappinger, Poughkeepsie, Fishkill,
by
Chester
T.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the State Bank
East
Hammond and Depeyster Cen¬
tral Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Sch.
Morristown), N. Y.
2122
p.
—
on
were
May 14—v.
awarded
to
C. J. Devine & Co., and Ira Haupt
& Co., both of New York City,
jointly,
100.11,
21,4s, at a price of
basis of about 2.23%.
as
a
(P. O. Chappaqua),
New
York
Bond Sale—The issue of
Town
Hall-1952
bonds
was
pur¬
Bank, of Chappaqua, as 1.40s, at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
on
Dated
June
June
15 from
15,
1952. Due
1953 to
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the County Trust
Co., White Plains, or at the Chase
National Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
Note
v.
Authority,
1952. Due
on
May 20—
175, p. 2122—were awarded to
the Hanover Bank,
terest
a
struction
bonds
1 from 1952 to
Principal and in¬
payable at the Na¬
Florida Fire District
$2,168,000
on
(P. O.
Warwick), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The issue of
improvement bonds
was
$14,000
purchased
by the Chester National Bank, of
Chester, as 2s, at a price of 101.001, a basis of about 1.79%. Dated
Dec. 21 1951. Due
1952
to
1961
office
of the
on
Dec. 21 from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer.
Webster, Penfield, Ontario and
Walworth Central Sch. Dist,
No.
1
(P. O. Webster),
New York
bott,
Offering—Dorothy H. Ab¬
District
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST)
June 4 for the purchase of
6
offered
Oct.
Warwick, Chester and Goshen,
Bond
Hempstead Union Free
Sale—The
on
(A-O)
premium of
(P. O.
Manhasset), N. Y.
Bond
O.
Wappingers Falls.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
of New York
City, at 0.95%, plus
$59.
Sch. Dist. No.
(P.
inclusive.
and interest
Sale—The $6,560,000 issue
LXIX notes offered
1
field, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
May 27 for the purchase of $860,000 building bonds. Dated April
1,
1957 in¬
clusive.
New York City Housing
New York
No.
tional Bank of
$50,000
chased by the Chappaqua National
1.38%.
Dist.
Wappingers Falls), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Laura M. Stan-
1971
New Castle
Fishkill, Lagrange, Kent
Phillipstown Central
and
Bond Sale—The $465,000 build¬
North
Duanesburg Fire District No. 2
(P. O. Duanesburg), N. Y.
! Bond Sale—The issue of
$12,000
fire truck bonds was purchased by
j
Trust
New
$20,-
June
1 from 1953 to 1957 incusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D)
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(DST)
June 2 for the purchase of
on
Bank &
Morris, N. Y.
Offering—Scott
Village
175,
May 15 from 1953
inclusive. Principal and
(M-N)
payable at the
the Elmira
2006—were awarded to
p.
Marine
D.
ing bonds offered
Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan
Hanrahan, of New York City.
175,
con¬
May 21
on
Company
White & Co., Hall &
Co., of New York City. Legality ap¬
Tilney & Co., all of New York proved by Reed, Hoy! & Wash¬
City, as 2.10s, at a price of 100.22, burn, of New York City.
to
Cortland, N. Y.
$200,000
and
Cross, of New York
2.20s, at a price of 100.52,
bonds
Sale —The
struction bonds offered
1, 1952. Due
R.
May 15—v.
Bond Sale—The issue of
Dist,
(P. O. Tappan), N. Y.
to
National
Bank, of New
City, Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago, Roosevelt &
Cross, Francis I. duPont & Co.,
& Trust
awarded
Orangetown Common Sch.
Chase
&
improvement
Co., New York City. Legal¬
by Hawkins, Dela¬
Wood, of New York City.
approved
field &
York
Co., Buffalo,
basis of about 2.14%.
street
Trust
ity
Bond
The
—
20—v. 175, p. 2122—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of the
,
a
Dated
June 1 from
1967
Union
Centre), N. Y.
$68,500 water-
1952 bonds offered
bonds.
on
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
First Trust & Deposit
Co., Syra¬
cuse, or at the Chemical Bank &
Rockville
school-1952 bonds offered
(P. O.
at the Chemical Bank
or
to
1,
(J-D)
Bond
of
a.m.
and Traders Trust
ers
p.m.
$295,000
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
No.
the
for
1953
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
Buffalo), N. Y.
Offering—David J. Laub,
Chairman,
will
receive
sealed
10
2
and interest
Led yard
Bond
bids until 11
until
Home-1952
1, 1952. Due
the
purchase
bonds.
1952. Due
May
Salomon
at
Point
May
July 1, 1952. The bonds are
the amortization plan. Interest
Bond
a
as
on
p.m.
Dated
on
City,
26 for the pur¬
$15,000 building bonds.
on
of
bids
E.
for
Delafield
fire
apparatus bonds offered on May Dix, Hector, Orange,
Reading and
13—v. 175, p. 1906—were awarded
Tyrone Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
to the Keansburg National Bank,
(P. O. Watkins Glen), N. Y.
as iy2s.
Bond Sale—The issue of $40,000
building bonds was purchased by
Manasquan Sch. Dist., N. J.
—
May 19—v.
175, p. 1906—were awarded to B.
Gunnar
10
$1,290,000 State
Guaranteed notes offered
Buffalo
tion
June
—v.
York
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on June
20—v. 175, p. 2005—were awarded
New York
bids
on
Offering—Guy L. Gould, Western
City.
$1,- purchased by the Marine Trust
Dated Co. of Western New
York, Buffalo,
Dec. 1 from as
1.40s, at a price of 100.08, a
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Bond
—
(P. O. Lynbrook),
payable
at
the
Peoples National Bank, Lynbrook.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
of
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
ing bonds offered
Offering
Bond
Municipal Housing
Authority, N. Y.
Sale—The
sealed
Bond
Buffalo
Note
City, as 2.20s, at a
100.87, a basis of about
of
2.13%.
No. 5
No. 20
YORK
bonds.
Vineland.
previous date.
Bond
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
the
to
New York
price
City.
1.42%.
NEW
a
Co., of Newark, taking $2,431,-
000
1953
Prairie
Le¬
&
1, 1952. Due
approved
&
May 21—v. 175, p. 2005
awarded
of
approved
Delafield
Cross, all of New Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
York City, Ryan, Hanauer & Co., proved by Fred C. Maloney, Cor¬
J.
B.
Hanauer
&
Co., both of poration Counsel of the City of
Newark, Paul Frederick & Co., Buffalo, and General Counsel for
Robert Garrett & Sons, both of the Authority, and of Caldwell,
New York City, McDougal & Con¬ Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
don, of Chicago, J. R. Ross & Co.,
of Newark, Walter Stokes & Co.,
Camillus (P. O. Camillus), N. Y.
of New York City, and F. R. Cole
Bond Sale—The
Roosevelt
June
for
Haupt
Ira
&
278,000
9
100.12,
Company, Dunkirk.
Legality
Na¬
—
Hated July 1, 1952. Due on July 1
from 1953 to 1972 inclusive. The
Legality
of
a
Landis
Fred L. Hill,
—
at
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
River.
Toms
Dated
April 1 from
on
First
the
(DST) on June
purchase of $1,000,000
sewer
system
construction,
im¬
Jersey City, N. J.
provement and extension, series K
Bond Sale—The $2,440,000 bonds bonds.
Dated July 1, 1.952.
Due
offered on May 19—v. 175 p. 2005 on July 1 from 1963 to 1977 in¬
were
awarded to a syndicate clusive.
Principal
and
interest
composed of the National State (J-J) payable at the Manufactur¬
2.15s,
100.39,
Falls, Mont.
Offering
City' Clerk,
23
J.
—
interest
and
1.34%.
inclusive.
Dunkirk Trust
1963
terest
(P. O. Morristown), N. J.
as
i
to
of
Township Sch. Dist.
2122—were awarded to Boland,
Saffin & Co., of New York City,
1953
and interest
1952.
building
Bond
bonds
1,
Fidelity
Union Trust Co., of Newark, as
1.45s, at a price of 100.17, a basis
as 1.85s, at a
basis of about
p.
1953
Sale—The $265,000 bonds
on
—were
to
from
1
April 1, 1952. Due
of
1962
$35,000
Co., of Dun¬
price of 100.30,
a
about
of
County (P. O. Elizabeth),
New Jersey
offered
were
Sale—The $150,000 school
offered on May 20—v. 175,
of
to
Cross,
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., Weigold & Co., and Tilney & Co., all
May 28 for the pur¬
chase of $75,000 Children's Deten¬
purchased by
was
1.40s, at
as
basis
a
composed of the
City Bank, Roosevelt &
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.*
(DST)
Trust
purchase
from
of
Dunkirk
kirk,
(DST)
syndicate
ceive
York
Bond Sale—The issue of
receive
June
at
New
New
1.84%.
Hanover
1
Perrysburg
(P. O. Forestville),
the
a
National
Onondaga County (P. O.
Syracuse), N. Y.
Bond Offering — J.
Harry
Managh, County Auditor, will re¬
Dist. No. 3
Building
Principal
Bank
Union
Boland, Saffin & Co.,
York
price of
Dated
and
Central Sch.
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
Temporary loan,
—
Villenova
Haag,
to
Galloway, of New York
building bonds
p.m.
the
payable
tional
on
175, p. 1906
v.
—
awarded to
for
June
on
(J-D)
May
for the purchase of $1,283,000
27
6
will
8
Municipal
inclusive.
ard, Chairman, will receive sealed
»
June
interest
Hanover, Sheridan, Arkwright,
payable
Wilmer
—
until
bonds.
Due
Nashua Housing Authority, N. H.
Note Offering—Henry M. Bechuntil
June
on
$112,000
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
East
125,000 Swope Park Improvement,
2nd
issue,
series
D
bonds: $18,000 2y2s, due on
and
City.
N. J.
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
inclusive.
<.
Heckler &
National Bank, Toms
Offering
Borough
Temporary loan
10,
bids
(J-D)
Seaside Park,
—
!
p.m.
Legality approved by Wil¬
liam T. Hiering, of Toms River.
Eighth Issue, notes. Dated June 10,
1,900,000 Municipal Airport, 5th 1952. Due on
Sept. 10, 1952. Le¬
issue, series D bonds: $285,000
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
2y2s, due on June 1 from 1953
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
to
1955
inclusive,
$855,000 York
City.
iy2s, due on June 1 from 1956
to 1964 inclusive, and $760,000
NEW JERSEY
l%s, due on June 1 from 1965
to 1972 inclusive.
Branchville, N. J.
Bond
Sale
The $20,000
650,000 parking facility, series B
bonds:
$96,000 2y2s, due on Municipal Water bonds offered on
<
8
River.
Hampshire
Note Offering—Thos. B. O'Mal-
1972 inclusive.
from 1965 to
1
on
1964
to
Authority,
New
■
j
Housing
and interest
the First
at
(Eighth Issue) notes. Dated June
1952. Due on Sept. 10, 1952.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
1965
from
1
June
on
cipal
27
elusive, and $40,000 l%s, due
until
Principal
(A-O) payable at the Schenectady
Co., Schenectady. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
of
1952.
10,
due on
1964 in-
to
lV2s,
$45,000
Dec.
on
due on
1955 in-
2y2S,
bids
1952. Due
Trust
will
(DST) on June 4 for the purchase
$20,000
electric - 1952
bonds.
pur¬
ley, Chairman, will receive sealed
1953
from
1
Due
June 1 from 1965
4th issue, series E
sewer,
sealed
April 1,
2V2s,
as
April 1 from 1953 to 1962 in¬
on
Treasurer,
Dated
par.
clusive.
the Merchants National Dated June 1, 1952. Due on June 1
Bank, of Boston, at 0.97% discount. from 1953 to 1962 inclusive. Prin¬
to
1972 inclusive.
jointly,
at
chased by
$120,000
and
was
Borough
receive
H.
notes
the Mohawk National
Bank, both
of
Schenectady,
Seaside Heights, N. J.
Bond Offering — August C.
lV2s,
1956
from
1
inclusive,
13/4S, due
to
1
from
1
inclusive,
1955
1
June
on
anticipation
Bank,
Wood, of New York City.
price of
Note Sale—The issue of $300,000
tax
300,000 trafficway and boulevard,
series D bonds: $45,000 2^s,
a
Speier,
Keene, N.
1972
to
inclusive.
23/4S, at
National
Pleasant
Beach.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
NEW HAMPSHIRE
elusive, and $40,000 l%s, due
on
as
County
Point
100.55.
inclusive, $45,000 iy2s, due on
June 1 from 1956 to 1964 in-
i;
Ocean
May 12
on
175, p. 1905—were awarded
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood, of
—v.
on
$1,-
con¬
992,000
May
June
1, .1952. Due
1953
to
19—v. 175, p. 2122—were awarded
building
1981
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
54
.
.
Monday, May 26, 1952
.
(2226)
Trust
gality
approved by Vandewater,
Heckler & Galloway, of
Sykes,
City.
New York
Blowing Rock, N. C.
Sale
Bond
No.
(P. O. Grafton), N. D.
Offering — Joel Myers,
Bond
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on June
3
for
the
purchase of $135,000
District Clerk,
Fire
May 20
April
Oct. 1
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
Marietta.
Legality approved by
on
of
Dempsey,
&
Sanders
Squire,
The $15,000
—
bonds offered
"
Sch.
of $400,000
Cleveland.
Interest J-J.
inclusive.
building bonds. Dated
1, 1952. Due on April and
from 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
Offering —J.
Bond
2jt
Tigard),
Springfield Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O; Springfield), Pa."
(P.O.'
Ore.
Bond Sale
The $300,000 im¬
Dye, provement bonds offered on May
Clerk of Board of Education, will 21—v. 175, p. 2007—were awarded
receive
sealed
bids
until
7:30 to Kidder, Peabody &
Co., and
p.m.
(PST) on May 26 for the Eastman, Dillon & Co., both of
purchase
of
—
$430,000
-
Dated
July
on
Weaver,
G.
No.
Dist.
Bond Offering—J. Chester
bonds.
Worthington, Ohio
OHIO
County Union High
Washington
purchase
(EST) on June 2 for the
County Special Sch. Dist.
3
building bonds. Dated July 1,1952.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1953 to 1972
CAROLINA
NORTH
Station
Walsh
(J-D) payable at the
Co., Rochester. Le¬
and interest
Union
July
1953
from
1
building
1952. Due
to 1970 in¬
1,
New
York
City, jointly, as l3/4s,
price of 100.60, a basis of
about 1.68%,
at
a
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
proved
by Winfree, McCulloch, j," Upper Darby Township, Pa. '■< *
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Offering
James
E.
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
build¬ bids until noon (EST) on May 31
Malone, Township Secretary, -will
at par, as follows:
ing bonds offered on May 16—v. for the purchase of $6,500 street
PENNSYLVANIA
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
$6,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from 175, p. 1807—were awarded to the improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
(DST) on June 3 for the purchase
Aldan School District, Pa.
1953 to 1956 inclusive.
Provident Savings Bank & Trust 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from 1953 to
of $1,000,000 sewer bonds. Dated
Bond Offering—N. E. Robinson,
5,000 4i/2s. Due on May 1 from Co., of Cincinnati, as 2V2S, at a 1962 inclusive. Principals and in¬
July 1, 1952. Due on July 1 from
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
price of 100.27, a basis of about terest (J-D) payable at the Worth¬ Secretary of Board of School Di¬
1953 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
ington Savings Bank.
4,000 3s. Due on May 1 from 2.47%.
rectors, will receive sealed bids
175,
—v.
2122—were awarded
Co., of Durham,
p.
Ohio
Dist.,
Sch.
Local
Amelia
to J. Lee Peeler &
—
Sale—The $205,000
Bond
■
1963
inclusive.
1968
to
until
Carthage),
County (P. O.
Moore
Carolina
North
school
$36,000
Sale—The
Bond
building bonds offered on May 13
—v.
175, p. 2006—were awarded
to the Citizens Bank & Trust Co.,
Southern
of
Pines,
Bond
Toledo, as 2s, at a price
basis of about 1.81%.
1.24%.
bonds was purchased
$140,000 public
improvement
May 20
v.
—
to
awarded
bonds offered on
175, p. 2122 — were
the First Securities
Corp.,
of Durham, at
100.32,
a
a
net interest cost
price of
of about
2i/4s, at a price of 100.78,
a.basis of about 2.09%. Dated May
nati,
from
Due on April 1 from
1966 inclusive.
-
60,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
1967
Due on April 1 from
Orange County (P. O.
May
1,
1953 to
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
1962
1981 inclusive.
1977 to
1952. Due
Dated
bonds.
assessment
inclusive.
1976
to
30,000 2s.
purchase of $27,705.77 sewimprovement special
and street
.r
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
27 for the purchase of $265,000
school building, series B bonds.
1950. Due on June 1
1954 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
Dated Dec. 1,
from
Lucas
(P. O.
Toledo), Ohio
Easter-
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
in New York City. Legality ap¬
Bond
EST)
jonds,
as
bonds;
1953 to
1953 to
Easter-
E.
bids
his
at
in
office
Ra¬
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on
May 27 for the purchase of $120,000 bonds, as follows:
bonds.
1953
1953 to 1976 inclusive.
from
Due
on
June
1953
from
1
bonds
are
to
1953
8,170
Due
bonds.
to
June
1,
line No. 411
from
13
Due
Oct.
on
bonds.
1953 to
payable
The
$35,000 water works bonds. Due
to 15 years.
one
Tulsa County Indep.
No. 2
Due
Bond
from
Offering
(CST)
inclusive.
dated
are
building
$130,000
from
Coos
Sale—The
13,
Offering—W.
Bond
Offering
2
until
for
7
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,, will receive
sealed
bids
27
the
for
school
his
office
in
Ra¬
a.m.
(EST)
on
May
at
leigh, until 11
purchase
$60,000
of
building bonds. Dated June
on Dec. 1 from 1953
1, 1952. Due
to
inclusive.
1967
interest
(J-D)
Principal
payable
in
Cook,
$80,000 water main bonds. Due
Oct.
19,400
1
from
The
1952.
175,
p.
1807—were awarded
to
May
offered
1807
State
—
on
were
Co., and J. M. Dain & Co., all of
Minneapolis, as 21//2S, at a price of
100.50, a basis of about 2.44%.
Bond
a
tem.
Sch.
Dist.
(P.
O.
Marietta, R. D. No. 4), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of Board
receive
sealed
—
of
F.
L.
Dean,
Education, will
bids
until
the
at
office.
County
.
noon
$5,190,000
May 20—v. 175,
Securities
Webster
&
of
Edu¬
bids
sealed
June 10 for
on
On
purchase of $600,000 building
Dated July 1, 1952.
Due
July 1 from 1953 to 1976 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
proved
b,y
sealed bids until 7 p.m.-(DST) on
4 for the purchase of $190,-
1 from 1954 to
H.- Newbold's
&
Son
■
of
Co.,
Philadelphia, Fauset,
Steele
&
Co., of Pittsburgh, Byrne and
Phelps, Inc., of New York City,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh, Elkins, Morris & Co., of
Philadelphia, and Geo.- G. Applegate & Co., of Pittsburgh, as 2s,
at
a
price of 100.52, a basis of
1.95%.
«
v
•
Connellsville,
T.
Clerk,
bids
until
chase
of
1952. Due
Benford,
bridge
construction
July
on
1973 inclusive^ Le¬
& Munson,
and'Clark, Lad-
ner,' Fortenbaugh
&
Philadelphia.
t
Vjj
1
V
»'
n
;
>'
■
vV
;' >'*■
•
'
;
Yardley, Pa.ZA"'''
■
.
Bond
Sale
of
Young,
•.*
"
•
•
,
The
$20,000; im¬
provement bonds offered on May
7—v.
—
175, p. 1907—were awarded
to the
Yardley National Bank,
2V2S, at par.
*"V.'
PUERTO
<
'■ ■■
.
Puerto
Bond
Rico
as
,
RICO
■>
•
••
(Territory of)
Offering
Rafael
—
Bus-
caglia, President and Chairman of
the Board of the Government De¬
velopment Bank for Puerto Rico,
Falls
Townsip School
will receive sealed bids at the of¬
Authority
fice
Fallsington), Pa.
O.
school revenue, series A-1952
000
liott
receive sealed
27 for the pur¬
$250,000 street improve¬
and
bonds
July 1,
gality approved by Townsend; El¬
will
May
disposal plant bonds.
sewage
Dated
Pa.
Offering—S.
Bond
City
000
„
purchased by
was
cate composed
a
syndi¬
of Butcher & Sher-
rerd, Dolphin & Co., both of Phil¬
of
Mitchell
&
Pershing,
120
Broadway, New York City, until
10
(DST)
a.m.
purchase
of
series
ment,
improve¬
(South-West
1952
Rico
Puerto
May 27 for the
on
$6,400,000
Irrigation
Works)
&
bonds. Dated July 1,1952. Due on
July 1 from 1953 to 1972 inclusive!
ates, at
No.
32
O. Eugene), Ore.
$60,000
build¬
Eugene, at
p.
Sale—The $100,000 build-
est cost of about
Tillamook
County Sch. Dist. No. 31
O. Tillamook), Ore.
Bond Sale—The issue of $55,000
building bonds
the
State,
about
1952.
to
Due
1964
on
purchased by
net interest cost
was
at a
2.59%.
Dated
March
1
June
from
1,
1953
inclusive.' Interests "M-S.
Legality
approved
McCulloch,
Portland.
Shuler
net inter¬
a
2.47%,
$90,000 2.V4S. Due
\r
1954 to
"
as
follows:
'1959 to
by
&
on
Principal and interest
able
in New York
on
June 1 from
June
dated
are
1952. Principal and interest
Winfree,
Sayre,
of
_
San
Juan.
Attorney-General 'of
Legality .approved
Rico, and of Mitchell & Pershing,
(J-D)
Townsend, Elliott
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Latrobe,
Bond- Sale
175,
as
2007—were awarded
to Fauset, Steele & Co., of Pitts¬
a
Walker
&
2%s, at
a
basis of about
of about
1.90%.
•
-
Bond
Offering
Bond
Viguers,
receive
(DST)
on
of
bonds.
Dated
on
June 15
until
p.m.
June
from
8
for the pur¬
improvement
June 4
$35,000
chase
J.
will
bids
sealed
Thomas
—
Secretary,
Borough
15,
1952.
1957. to
clusive. The bonds maturing on- or
after
June
15,
1967
are
callable.
Principal and interest payable at
the
Mortoh
National
Bank,
Morton.
Legality
Townsend,.
Elliott
Philadelphia.
approved
&
van,
price of 100.61;
Munson,
a
H.
as
basis
-■(
*
Offering—John
J.
Sulli¬
City Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
until
(DST)
noon
on
May 29 for the purchase of $214,000
construction
bonds.
Due
1972 in¬
G.
to
Newport, R.
*
Morton,[Pa.
May 20—^-v. 175,
Co., of Providence,
2.69%.-"
price of 100.85,
a
on
2123—were awarded
p.
$100,000 im¬
R. 1.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 school
p.
2s, at
,
ISLAND
Foster,
v
bonds offered
Pa.
The
—
City.;
RHODE
vj
&
provement bonds offered on May
20—v.
by
Puerto
1,
by
'
pay-r
at the
1989 inclusive.
bonds
proved
or
of the
Government De¬
velopment Bank for Puerto Rico,
of New York
The
(J-J)
City,
the
June 1 from
inclusive.
1971
690,000 2Vzs. Due
1972 to
June 1 from
on
1958 inclusive;
345,000 2.40s. Due
May 14—v.
on
2007—were awarded to the
(P.
Leonard
price of par,
a
burgh,
County Sch. Dist. No. 79
ing bonds offered
Moore,
and
payable at the Provident Trust
Co., of Philadelphia. Legality ap¬
.
(P. O. Mar cola), Ore.
of
Warren Local
(DST)
Schie-
J.
Board
receive
Co., all of New York City, Singer,
Deane & Scribner, of Pittsburgh.
and in¬
net interest cost of about 2.19%.
Bond
the
Sys¬
Stone
1954 to
a
$7,000 building
Teachers'. Retirement
from
Principal
Sale—The
Lane
May 17—v. 175,
to
1
First National Bank, of
175,
awarded
June
First National Bank, of Eugene, at
net interest cost of about 2.76%.
O.
Township (P.
Athens), Ohio
p.
1,
of
June
ing bonds offered on May 14—v.:
175, p. 2007—were awarded to the
Oct.
a
syndicate composed of Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Allison-Williams
on
Towt,
on
County Sch. Dist.
(P.
1962 inclusive.
dated
are
Bond Sale—The
15—v.
Lane
1967 incl.
to
Interest A-O.
bonds
$167,000 build¬
May
1953 to
.
North Dakota
on
1953
bonds. Due
Rome
(P. O. West Fargo),
ing bonds offered
from
bonds
Cass County Common Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale—The
1
sewers
on
Jan.
payable
receive
Billiard Road Improvement, Spe¬
cial Assessment bonds, as follows:
NORTH DAKOTA
Noi 6
will
bids until noon (DST) on
May 26 for the purchase of $99,400
York
City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York City.
Auditor,
M.
sealed
and
New
City
Graville
(PST)
p.m.
on
Treasurer's
Ohio
will
office
Carol
receive sealed
purchase of $70,000
bonds.
Dated
July
1,
inclusive.
—
Co.,
the
1963
Offering
on
The
Ore.
—
District Clerk, will
Due
Rocky River,
Offering—John
Secretary
Lynch, of Pittsburgh, and Associ¬
1952.
Bond
May
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 5
(P. O. Route 1, Box 985
building
Easter-
Bond
Corp., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Parsons & Co.,. L. F. Rothschild &
adelphia,
terest
E.
of
bonds.
—
Bond Sale—The issue of $1,125,-
build¬
12—v.
175, 2007 — were awarded to the
Coos Bay National Bank, as 2V4S,
1952. Principal and interest (A-O)
Plymouth), N. C.
Bond
by
Munson,
Upper Darby Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Upper Darby), Pa.
the
(P.
$53,000
on
&
J-J.
Legality ap¬
Morgan,
Lewis
&
City Bank, of New York City,. Bockius, of Philadelphia, and, R.
Harriman Ripley & Co.," Inc., Peo¬ Winfield Baile, of Upper Darby.
ples-First- National Bank & Trust
Waynesburg, Pa..
Co., of Pittsburgh, Philadelphia
Bond Offering — K. W. Scott,
National- Bank,
of Philadelphia,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Estabrook & Borough Secretary," will receive
(P. O. Route 1, Box 542,
North Bend), Ore.
Bond
Elliott
until 8 p.m.
bonds.
Dist. No. 26C
County Sch.
Upper
approved'
Philadelphia.
Sale
ment
office.
Washington County (P. O.
Due
bonds.
1962 inclusive.
1955 to
bids
July
(P. O.
Bank,.
Legality
Townsend,
del,
1907—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of the National
will
May 28 for the purchase
on
Darby.
cation,
Dubie,
Clerk of Board of Education,
Payable at the County Treasurer's
Pershing, of New York City.
Ed
—
Roseburg),
from
13
of
the District.
about
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
line No. 426
Oct.
on
1955
bonds
Oklahoma
inclusive.
1956
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Sand Springs),
at par.
13
Philadelphia, and of
Frank A. Moorshead, Solicitor for
W.
Offering—Guy H. Parker,
ing bonds offered
inclusive.
5,120 water supply
1952.
Principal and interest (J-D)
in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell &
from
13
Oct.
-on
1956
$300,000
Roosevelt, Okla.
line No. 402
11,330 water supply line No. 419
1953 to
dated
from
inclusive.
water supply
1953 to
of
purchase
OREGON
13
Oct.
on
1955
Barrow-
inclusive.
1972
inclusive.
1959
C.
from
13
Oct.
on
Due
to
bonds.
.
inclusive.
1976
The
bonds.
refunding
general
Due
bonds.
$60,000 water bonds. Due on June
1
the
inclusive.
1955
4,700 water supply
leigh,
60,000
Oct.
Munson,
payable at the Upper
-National
-
Okla.
Offering—T.
for
27
of
line No. 304
on
IV2S and l3As.
hospital bonds. Due from 1955 to
a.m.
59,490 water supply line No. 366
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed
Due
as
of
City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May
in
inclusive.
1955
21
man,
of
from
13
Oct.
on
water supply
6,160
Offering—W.
Due
Canfield,
Norman,
E.
line No. 287
water supply
after
or
are callable. Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
bonds offered
awarded
OKla-
&
City,
Bond
April
on
1589—were
p.
Calvert
homa
assessment
special
follows:
$101,410
bonds.
Bond
175,
—v.
re¬
10
on
Darby
Pittsburgh), Pa.
$6,000 improve¬
offered
bonds
ment
May 28 for the purchase
on
,6,440
Rowland, N. C.
until
bids
sealed
ceive
maturing
p.
of
Board
Commissioners, will
bonds
The
Bond
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until May 26 for the purchase
of
1952. Due on
July 1 from 1953 to 1977 inclusive.
School
(P. O. Idabel),
Town
Adelaide
—
Clerk
County
proved by Mitchell & Pershing, of
New York City.
Offering
Schmitt,
)f
County
$75,000 'building
of
were
Oklahoma
Bond
E.
13
Bond Sale—The
North Carolina
Bond
and
Indep.
County
District No.
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
k Williams, of Cincinnati.
Hillsboro),
June 9 for
on
Allegheny County
McCurtain
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on June 4
for the
purchase
not sold.
to
Ohio
Bond Offering—G. A. Burgoon,
Lima,
$25,000 2i/4s. Due on April 1
1953 to 1960 inclusive.
1961 to
by
Squire,
Cleveland.
approved
Legality
Sanders & Dempsey, of
2.84%, as follows:
25,000 6s.
as
bonds
These
before
offered
were
1952. Due on Nov. 1 from 1953
1960 inclusive. Interest M-N.
1,
to
7:30
inclusive.
1977
(DST)
p.m.
receive sealed
July 1, 1963
p.m.
(CST) on
Co., of Cincin¬
by J. A. White &
Murfreesboro, N. C.
until
bids
Gore,
Floyd
—
will
Clerk,
Town
to
.
Sale—The issue of $8,000
Bond
Offering
Bond
and interest
8
bonds. Dated July 1,
Okla.
Chouteau,
May 29 for the purchase of $75,000
water works bonds. Due from 1954
Ohio
Springs,
Green
water works
Bond Sale—The
of 100.92,
a
about
the
$294,000 im¬
The
—
OKLAHOMA
provement bonds offered on May
19—v. 175, p. 2006—were awarded
to
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of
1 V^s, at a
as
price of 100.006, a basis of
Sale
Ohio
Falls,
Cuyahoga
on
Dated
June
1
clusive.
and
June
from
1953
Principal
equipment
1,
1952.
to
1972
and
Due
in¬
interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office,
tional
Bank
by
or
of
at the
of .approved .by. Storey,
Palmer &
First Na¬
Boston.
Legality
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Number 5119
Volume 175
SOUTH
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CAROLINA
a
net interest cost of about
2.79%,
30,000 2V2S.
follows:
as
Sale—The
$273,000 water
works
and
sewerage
extension,
series D bonds offered on May 15
—-v.
175, p. 1907—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of R, S.
Dickson & Co., of Charlotte, Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co. Inc., of At¬
lanta, and Frost, Read & Simons,
of
Charleston, at
price of
a
$64,000
par, a
3s.
Due
Oct.
on
from
1
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
interest
of about
cost
2.59%,
1969 to 1977 inclusive.
3s.
Due
Oct.
on
from
1
Pulaski,
Bond
1952.
Tenn.
M.
June
from
1
bonds.
Hot
Bond
Springs, S. Dak.
Due
1953 to
1953
June
State Bank
of Newcastle, Wyo., as
1.90s.
Hutchinson County
Independent
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Menno),
000
Bond
Offering
—
G. A. Quast,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
28
until
8
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
for
building
bonds.
1952. Due
on
to
July 1,
July 1 from
after July
maturing
1957
1,
are
bonds.
revenue
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Heights Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Texas
&
Sale—The issue of $545,000 school house bonds was pur¬
Legality ap¬ chased by Russ & Co., and Austin,
Dorsey,
Colman, Hart & Parvin, of San Antonio, at
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬ a price of par, a net interest cost
of about 2.44%, as follows:
neapolis.
County, Lennox Indep.
(P. O. Lennox),
Sch.
1953
Dist.
South
Bond Offering—Marlene Harms,
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
May 28 for the purchase
1970
The
1952.
bonds
of
J-D.
Legality
Kuhlman,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May
the
for
28
purchase
$30,000
of
of
1,
Antonio,
follows:
as
road
bonds:
1953
to
1957
$800,000 2s. Due
Dec. 1
25,000 airport bonds,
Dec.
as
from
1
1 %s. Due
1953
1957
to
3%s.
dated
are
June
Bank,
school house bonds
of $150,-
Dated
April
15,
1952.
Rauscher, Pierce &
Legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Co.,
Dallas,
the
and
Co., of Texas,
Due
June 1 from
on
46,000 3s.
from
June 1
Due on
Haskell,
Athens, Tenn.
Bond
Offering—J.
Recorder,
City
son,
will
receive
(EST)
June 2 for the purchase of $85,school
000
Due
1952.
terest
1,
June 1 from 1954 to
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1965
Dated June
bonds.
on
(J-D) payable at the Chase
Bank, New York City.
National
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
77,000 314s.
Due on June 1 from
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
bonds
The
—
J
April
June
dated
are
bonds
1967
Lewis,
R.
County Court Judge, will sell at
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—The issue of
building bonds
the
Central
was
$95,000
purchased by
Investment
as
Co.
maturing
Interest
J-D.
2M>s, 3s, 3V4S and
the
funding bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1952.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1968
Sch.
Boerne
and
Bexar
Dist.
No.
15
(P.
stadium
revenue
June
bonds
$10,500
into
C.
H.
Cumberland
Se¬
of Nashville,
and
Little
&
Co.,
of
of
works and sewer revenue,
ort
series B
May 15—v. 175,
1907—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of the Equitable
p.
Co., and Webster & Gibson, both
Nashville, at a price of 100.07,
J.
N.
1952. Due on
$100,-
000 water works system tax bonds
was
purchased
Pierce
&
of
<5o.? of Dallas,
100.21,
about
by
a
net
Rauscheftj
(EST)
p.m.
at a prifce
interest
cost bf
June
until
June
July 15 for the
on
from
1
Montreal,
1953
to
1972
the
office,
Charleston
Sale
inclu¬
$15,850,000
Colo.
series.
on
Paso,
Split
Dated
June
Sept. 15, 1952.
Texas.
Dated
7,
tures
Daemon May
1953 to 1966 inclusive.
1 from
1,
issue of
The
2%s,
as
National
purchased by
was
deben¬
City
group
a
of banks and insurance companies,
(J-D)
37/8s.
Due
Oct.
on
from 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
15
Pay¬
able in U. S. currency.
at the Chase
or
National
Bank,
approved
New
York
by
Ste. Anne-des-Monts School
City.
Commission, Que.
Caldwell,
Fayette
Bond Offering—O. E.
Oien, City
18, 1952.
Due on
$69,000 3s.
net interest
a
4.71%,
follows:
as
Due on April 1 from
1953 to 1955 inclusive.
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
9
the
(CST)
a.m.
11 for
June
on
31,000 4%s. Due on April 1 from
1956 to 1967 inclusive.
purchase of $570,000 bonds, as
The
follows:
$275,000
bonds. Due
sewer
1 from
on
June
Due
June
on
school
June
1
Due
1953
from
1964 in¬
to
on
dated
are
June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
the
at
National
Union
Bank, Eau Claire, or at the Ameri¬
can
National
Eau
Claire.
Bank
Trust
&
Co.,
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
of Menomonee and
Town
Dist.
No.
Falls
1
monee
Village
Sch.
Joint
$135,000
Sale—The issue of $340.
000
school
by
Nesbitt,
con¬
at
a
jointly,
Toronto,
Long
Dated June
of
101.71,
a
at
N.
4.26%,
Lake
and Laketown Joint Com¬
Sch.
Dist.
No. 3
(P. O. Frederic), Wis.
p.
18, 1952. Due on
Sept. 15, 1952.
First
as
Sale—The
$40,000
on
as
0
follows:
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
126,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
April 1,
1952.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC Co.
build¬
May 15—v.
Common Stock
The
Dividend No. 146
Board of Directors on May
par.
of St. Paul,
14,
cash dividend for the
of 50 cents
per share upon the Company's common
capital stock. This dividend will be paid
by check on July 10, 1952, to common
stockholders of record at the close of
1952,
declared
a
second quarter of the year
business
on
June 10, 1952,
fer Books will not
2008—were awarded to the
National Bank,
H2S, at
c
$214,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Clam Falls, Luck, Bone
J. 175,
price
a
basis of
of Frederic and Parts of
the Towns of West Sweden,
ing bonds offered
Branch,
Co.,
&
95.01, a net interest cost of about
about 2.09%.
Bond
purchase
was
Thomson
2008—were awarded
175, p.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., as 21/4s,
Sept.
bonds
May 19
on
to
Dated
Commission,
Quebec
(P. O. Meno¬
Sale—The
price
1
Falls), Wis.
struction bonds offered
—v.
April
Montreal, and Gairdner & Co., 0
bonds
The
dated
School
Victoriaville
Bond
bonds.
clusive.
1952.
are
to
1953
from
1
1958 inclusive.
215,000
bonds
1952.
1953 to 1967 inclusive.
80,000 street improvement bonds.
mon
N. J.
of $100,-
purchased
was
price of 97.23,
a
cost of about
Eau Claire, Wis.
18, 1952. Due on
Hoboken,
bonds
by Dube, Legare & Co., of Quebec,
at
WISCONSIN
Pa.
County,
school
000
City.
Sale—The issue
Bond
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Village
15, 1952.
448,000
May
Que.
—
various
San Francisco,
$70,000 2s.
dated
are
The Trans¬
be closed.
K. C. ChRistensen,
2.22s, 'as follows:
»
1 from
May
on
pur¬
building
at the State Treasurer's
Sept.
Due on
Denver,
El
,
of
1
bonds. Dated June 1, 1952. Due on
Sept. 15, 1952.
,6,587,000
bids
chase of $9,950,000 school
Dated
Texas.
1952.
Dated1 June
u
bonds
Debenture
Bond
two
1,810,000
Sale—The issue of
sealed
Menomonee
1952.
Securities Corp., J. C. Bradford &
of
notes by
June 18, 1952. Due on Nov.
.
McKinney, Texas
Bond
Sale—The $700,000 water
bonds offered
Dallas.
Jackson,
Murfreeshoro, Tenn.
bids will
4 for the
City,
18,
Austin,
18,
18,1952. Due
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
jointly, as-3%s, at par.
Bond
June
Atlantic
4,680,000
cost
Offering—Virgil L. Flinn,
receive
approved
$69,013,000
June
13,750,000
was
interest
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
The
Secretary of Board of Education,
15, 1952.
Texas
Bond Sale—The issue of
VIRGINIA
County (P. O.
Charleston), W. Va.
are
following housing authorities:
4,250,000
pur¬
Lawrencehurg, Tenn.
chased by the Boerne State Bank,
$450,000 natural
as 4s, at a price of 101.50.
Dated
gas system revenue bonds offered
April 1, 1952. Legality approved
on May 20—v. 175, p. 2007—were
the
WEST
,
O.
Bond Sale—The
to
Legality
until
of
Dated
Counties,
County Line Indep.
Boerne),
inclusive.Interest J-J.
Corp.,
received
$2,443,000
net
a
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
Kanawha
Sept. 15, 1952.
Kendall
awarded
1952.
purchase
Committee,
1,
Legality
Note Offering--Sealed
be
95.43,
20,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
on
thereafter
and
of
1, 1952.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
public auction at 1:15 p.m. (CST)
on June 17 an issue of $81,000 re¬
curities
1,
of
par.
New York
sewer
31/2S, at par. Dated April
Ripley), Tenn.
Offering
Hutto
and
Texas, Dallas,
Lauderdale County (P. O.
Bond
works
Finance
Legality
$70,000 by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
system of Dallas.
revenue bonds was purchased
by
Moss, Moore & Co., of Dallas, as
UNITED STATES
3%s and 4s. Dated May 1, 1952.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
Public Housing Administration
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
(Washington, D. C.), U. S.
water
State
2.15s, at
Bond Sale—The issue of
Thomp¬
M.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Texas
E.
Ames & Co., of Toronto, at a price
1970 inclusive.
to
Cedar Hill
TENNESSEE
May
on
road
A.
by
$30,000 3s. Due
the
Bank, Charleston,
approved by Dumas, Huguenin
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
1952. Due on
& Boothman, of Dallas.
Bend Sale—The issue of $50,000
1954 to 1968 inclusive. The bonds
building bonds was purchased by Winnsboro
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
maturing after July 1, 1957 are the Texas Bank & Trust
Co., of
callable. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
Bond Sale—The issue of $75,000
Dallas, as 2%s, 3ViS and 3V2S, at
proved by Dorsey, Colman, Barker,
par. Dated Mar. 1, 1952. Legality building bonds was purchased by
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
approved by Dumas, Huguenin & C. N. Burt & Co., of Dallas, as
Boothman, of Dallas.
2%s, 3s and 3V2S, at par. Dated
Dated July
1,
Jan. and July 1 from
bonds.
building
$100,000 swim¬
purchased
was
$50,000
and
sewer
1960 inclusive.
1953 to
callable.
works,
bonds
sive. Principal and interest
$27,000 2V2S.
1,
water
to
pur¬
follows:
June
Montmorency, Que.
Bond Sale—The issue of
about 4.23%, as follows:
will
was
the First Southwest Co., of
The
was
net in¬
a
May 1 from 1953 to 1962
on
20—v. 175, p. 2008—were awarded
Bond
chased by a syndicate composed of
1952.
basis
a
1952.
Sale—The issue
1961
bonds
1,
Runge Indep. Sch. Dist,, Texas
as
$75,000
Wash,
Bond Sale—The
price of 89.38,
a
inclusive.
by Wm. P. Harper &
Kennewick,
Dallas.
Bond
Due
terest cost of about 1.86%.
National
Dallas
2s, at
of about 4.06%. Dated May 1,1952.
Co., of Seattle, at
Principal and interest (J-D)
the
purchased
was
by Casgrain & Co., of Montreal,
improvement
Son &
as
bonds
at
Sept. public works bonds
on
ming pool bonds offered
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
000
street
Dec. 1
on
Bond Sale—The issue of $75,000
as
inclusive.,
1952.
Due
WASHINGTON
purchased
from
on
1952.
Grandview, Wash.
was pur¬
chased by the Central Investment
Co. of Texas, Dallas, as 2%s,'..3%s
and
sold
Donnacona, Que,
Dated
Bond Sale—The issue of
on
arid
11,
Mass.
15, 1952.
Texas,
$675,000 l%s. Due
t
Menno, S. Dak.
was
May 23, 1952. Due
QUEBEC
Nov. 7, 1952.
on
Taunton,
June
a
'
ap¬
$60,000 building bonds. Dated
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from
Chicago.
1953
to
1967 inclusive. Legality
Ballinger, "Texas «
r
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Bond Sale—The issue of $60,000
Minneapolis.
park improvement bonds
,
Aug. 22, 1952.
Nov. 28,
on
Central Investment
$1,475,000 special
.
1,505,000
payable
June
dated
are
Interest
at 1.01%. Dated
Dallas, Colum¬
Corp.,
Central Investment
June 1 from
on
June
Bond Offering—E. H.
by
inclusive.
1974
to
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1969
to
236,000 2 V2S. Due
Clerk of Board of Education, will
on
inclusive.
222,000 2V4S. Due
Dakota
June 1 from
on
1962
to
1963
receive
Due
$75,000,000 Treasury bills
9,016,000 Tampa, Fla. Dated June
the First
of
Co., and Volz, Carswell & Co.,
both of San
payable
Bond
$87,000 2y2s.
Sept.
on
Dallas, R. K. Dunbar
Antonio,
Co. of Texas,
by
Lincoln
purchased
was
Securities
The
callable. Interest J-J.
proved
(CST)
bian
TEXAS
Alamo
Due
18, 1952. Due
18, 1952. Due
$1,500,-
inclusive.
May
$45,000
1968 inclusive. The bonds
1954 to
sewer
•
composed
Southwest Co., of
1972 inclusive.
on
Dated
Jan. and
bonds
syndicate
City, for the school and
street improvement bonds, and at
the Hanover Bank,.New York City
or the Union Bank, Pulaski for the
and
Canada (Dominion of)
Treasury Bill Sale—The issue of
12,106,000 Nashville, Tenn. Dated
T exas
New York
water
South Dakota
by Mc-
Bond Sale—The issue of
$25,000 street
The bonds are dated June 1,
improvement bonds offered on 1952. Principal and interest
(J-D)
May 19 — v. 175, p. 2007-—were payable at the Hanover *
Bank,
First
11, 1952.
15, 1952.
Reagan County (P. O. Big Lake),
Sale—The
awarded to the
June
on
from
1
CANADA
10,340,000 Milwaukee, Wis. Dated
Collin
approved
H.
on
1952.
sewer revenue
on
the
at
.
San
125,000 water and
DAKOTA
interest
1,
June
1962 inclusive.
SOUTH
payable
Legality
ney.
75,000 street improvement bonds.
on
May
and
Principal
N.
Due
1952.
Sept. 10,1952.
dated
are
Manchester,
Dated June 11,
las.
Offering—W,
Due
2,078,000
County. National Bank, of McKin¬
1 from 1953 to 1962 inclusive.
.
Feb. 1 from
on
1967 to 1977 inclusive.
May 1 from
on
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
153,000 2V2S. Due
bonds
(M-N)
354,000 23As. Due on Oct. 1 from
Rainey,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
as follows:
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on June
$40,000 6s. Due on "Feb. 1 from 5 for the purchase of
$245,000
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
bonds, as follows:
80,000 2V4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
$45,000 school bonds. Due on June
net
The
1954 to 1961 inclusive.
134,000 2V2S. Due on Oct. 1 from
148,000
Due
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
Florence, S. C.
Bond
5£
(2227)
California
Treasurer
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2228)
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to
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help those stricken
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